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number attending and engaged IN sabbath D
more volumes In the libraries than last year.
In view Of all that has been accomplished,
let US ascribe unto Him who 10 Head over AZ,
renewed vigor in tie noble work in which We
are engaged, ever keeping In mind the Sabbath
school i,' Teachers great work-the leading Of
All OF which 10 respectfully submitted.
JoHs @. JUDI, Rec; Scc'y.,
rI Then !, was wa. sung sung the hymn rMy Home !,
drsn then made he auditorium naors ing with with
st' Of ths .st WI .AisS Req
suceessiuiy the sttsntiosi Of he little ones,
who, when he closed, rendered with good erect
burn, Of iod., was next presented, and tie sd.
perfectly at home among the Sunday school
n %eSssr of a.. Ss. Rs 'o%HSi :
s sfS y FSs Vol soa 6,
.cises closed with a benediction BY Rev. Dr.. j.
q. Butler, Of st. Paul's Lutheran church.
AZ w e. S.T GhsPs hs ss 81 Sss1 .
made ma, BY Gen. q. Il, Howsrd, prs.idins. M.
WEG .sS the sG Ss P.,.sgg .h .S
samuel Mckee, Of Ky, followed, and his a.
afe.s was equay Nv Mnu new Dr.h.
IL. hmes PlonounSea sne oeneu,cu ps
s AZ yhe AZ NJ St,arnsm nrns,dsd ny y
TIT rodnceS ,hs psrcisss ~ n
when zen aS a. "; howsrd nnd c'nsss Genye is
p,nB onort sra the ~ s,c,s.. c,os.S ,s,,h
hnnu tepor' nn W,sm pr;cs ns.n,d
aeiH aos ean,. me zane tth nymn. were sung
NJ 'hese 'oho sn,ru W. . vn9
IT.. .,,oo,s $1,000 a., an Is,s,a ...u,,.,
az theis tesBeetye enurchea .. =; M, ana
marcneo 70 YAM nt ensPs,seoIne. lne
headed ny the eth United States cnyniry band,
WIN MI. heatman sss"trns olvInon mar
snhl, anu ptoSeeue1 70 tno .mtMson.Ah
grounos, anu there iormeu IN TINS toboWing
order:
\, SixIh rfesDyteran Shurcn son9ot nay. tco.
n. Smytp, Ras'yui ,nsna, ~ cy ~ " sisoe,
assisted py Geo. n; Hurons ana william Tay-
LOT. I'M scnooa nan WIZ sneM 2 banner
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Interesting Mexican News BY way

Intersssing Mexican News BY way
Of Havana.
HAVANA, May 1s.--The steamer RON Vera
Crur brings sdvices to the 18th inst, and from
the city of Mexico 70 the 7th inst.
The remains Of General Parsgossa had been
transferred to the Pantheon Of san Fernando,
In the capital, with great solemnity on the 9Th.
On the following day the victory over tho
French at Puebia was duly celebrated By firing
cannon, and speeches and banquets.
Mr.. Plumb, American charge d'afaires was
absent from the banquet given by the Govern
ment. go 1
The property Of Mirsmon had been de-
nounced to the Government for eonhscstion.
Senior ortez, a wealthy Mexican, was kid
mapped near Cordabs, and taken into the
mountains. A party was sent after the kid.
nappers.
Bulletin Republicans, maintaining that enough
has been paid for English and other claims.
| A stage had been robbed between San Juan
de REQ and Quoretara.
The Government had issued IN exequatur
to Alexander wilford as American consul at
dusymas.
A dispatch from Tulanoingo stated that Gen
Nasrcte's forces had been again routed by the
national troops under Gen. yslerz.
The vomito was raging with unusual vio-
lenoe at Vera Cruz. Old residents had fallen
victims.
The steamer Mexico had arrived at that por,
from New Orleans.
HAVANA, May ls.-Msjor A. duierre, for
merly OF the Imperial army, was executed Al
San Felipe, for acts contrary to the law o.
nations, committed by him during the reign Of
Maximiliap
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From C.liroraia--.Eseaps Of Prison.

SAN Francisco, May l6.-Forty-nve priso-
ners confined In the guard-house,a at Fort Point,
escaped last night, without detection, through
a port hole In the second story Of the fort.
They let Themselves down with blankets
None Of them have yet been recaptured.
The leading business men Of this city have
organized an association for protection against
fraudulent bankruptcy.
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

PROFESSOR DANIEL 4. GRoUx.
Formerly Teacher Of Modern LanguAges at the
GEORGETOWN and Columbian Colleges, District Of
Solu%bias has rosgmed his pTivSts lesson, IN
classes In those languages. Persons deslripg to
oin any Of the classes apply TO him at his oce
foundations made in the above Languages, also In
other lsngua ges, with accprateness and reason
able charge. No., SO Seventh street, opposite
streets. Washington, ID. @. ap4-u
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psr. Al Rrid~euort.

BRIDoEroRT, May ls.-rhe buildings OF the
Derby Building and Lumber Company, at
Derby, together with their lumbei-ysrds and
shops stored with biindr, turpentine, 49,, were
destroyed by fire at4 O'Clock, on Sunday morn
$4,000.
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JACKSON, May 1s.-The constitutional con-
yention adjourned to-day subject to tho call Of
the committee Of 1--WE. The Republican dele
CATION to Chicago left to-day.
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Chicago Convcntion-Delega En-
Route.

ATLANTA, May ls.-Tho delegates to the
Chicago convention are passing through here.
Ex-Governor Brown has gone.
The Atlanta city councils are arranging for
the accommodation Of the Georgia Legisls-
ture. The time OF meeting 10 not yet made
known. Governor Bullock has gone to Wash.
ington.
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OswEoo, May ls.--The machine shop OF the
Oswego and Syracuse railroad company in this
city was destroyed by Gre last night. Loss
between forty and nfty thousand dollars, part
only insured.
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DsrAnrnrsr o. STATE, }

Information has been rscstyed 81 this Do
partment from Mr.. y. y. Holiistsr, the Con-
sui Of the United States Ut Busnos Ayrss, Of
the death, on the 9th and Tth Of Dessnbsr last.
at Busnos Ayrss, Of Z. Pstsrsea an1 Ebsn
Jordan. a
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News From the southern State
FROM RUROPE ny CABLE.

LospoNt t""y 80 nv A1e'"s''s w. No..-N
ers the vote on the eleventh impeachment ar
tiele conclusive, and says; rhe resun OF tnis
trial demonstrates the Jolly oil the ksdieas,
as certainly success 10 the only excuse Ior
their taxing such . step As Imprisonment
After ALL II the right Is vindiea'ed' thAt resui'
10 que 10 aoeident
ground, and thinks the vote is not tho conclu-
sion Of the whole case.
A respite Of one week has been granted to
Barrett, the Clerkenwell conspirator, who IL
under sentence OF death.
BERLIN, May ls.-Inthe debate on the treaty
with Austria, Count Won bismarck said;
While Prussia was applying herself with no
pressure, she waits for the time when the South
German States shall seek union with the
North. She condemns the exercise OF any re-
straint upon the free action Of the Zollverein
Diet"
LONDON, Midnight, May ls.-In the House
Of Commons tonight the Scotch reform bill
was under consideration.
Mr.. Baxter, member for Montrose, moved to
add to the number Of Scotch members OF the
House by taking the franchise from some small
English borough.
Mr.. Boudrie, member for Kilmarnock, moved
that the voting clause be thrown out.
The Government opposed the motion, and,
on division, were beaten In both cases.
Mr.. D'Israeii, after the result Of the last
vote was announced, said the Ministry must
now consider their position.
PARIS, May ls.-The Pays says the Emperor
has been Ill, but his condition Ii now much
improved.
..-
The Aethodist Episcopal 0sneral
/. Conference NJ chicago.
CHICAGO, May ls.-The General Conferences
OF the Methodist Episcopal Churoh-hfteenth
day-assembied At the usual hour to-day,
Bishop Clark In the chair. After the reading
Of the journal, the order OF business was taken
mp, and large number Of petitions presented.
pr.Wise presented remonstrsnce Of the board
Of Managers OF the Tract Society against the
removal OF headquarters from New York to
Phlsdeiphia.
Amsmofiai rom the Mississippi Conference
was presented ~ Rev. q. Haven, OF Boston,
protesting against the iornation OF separase
coIorea conferences.
hev. mr.. Lonaneen, Of bainmoro' onered
rssoiution protesting against the eieotion OF
large MAJORITY Oh army anu navy enapisin'
ron one OF !ne smsnes. denominanons IN tn'
country, tnss ~ .ne rro,ss'Ant IpisoopA
nsv. VI Wosn, o'no'hu', ousiea
teso'ution insuue.'ns sns eommi'see on ooo.'
70 inqui1e WAS eashes NAY ue nseesssy u
tne manasemeot Q. tne euai.eiy review"
aaops MO aAtse e'ss. OF tesaers.
nes' ~ Iesrin' ., AnoAvhe' one'ea re-
o'uaon 'nA. me oook ssen's Ns~ iork y
,,I, 70 eHon sna puohsn nweS
" s ,s,' "
",.., n ~ ou y, ., one,eu
', " 81 Am1 .he u,s''p'ine -
poae ~. 'ne 'n'r'uo'on y. ny aees"'e
ino INC snnu anu senern conference, y
| n. NcN
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JOSEPH SHHLIsopOs, corner OF Four-and-a-
half street and Pennsyiyanis avenue, sends Us
Frank Lesiis's Lady's MGgasins and Gasene Of
Fashfon for June. The present number con.
cludss the twenty-second volume.
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IoPFIoIAL.l


wAsuIsoros. Nay Is. 1885
Information has been received at this De.
psrtuent from Mr. O. A. Munro, the Consul
OF the United States at Lisbon, Portugal, Of
the death, on the It'll Of April ultimo, at the
81. Joseph Hospital. Lisbon, OF Thomas Mag.
den, o eoalheayer, belonging to tho U. s. 8.
Shamrock"
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Ths Ohio Legisnature.
COLUMBUS, May 10 The aeneral Assembly
N Ohio adjourned today until Nov. %.
, 1868-01-31
Publication.

DN Estate Annabergsin ST. Johns is
W stranded in December last year q
yard, 81 feet long with Giron rings and 1
iron bolt with roll fastened TO one Of the
rings.
Also is stranded on the 23rd of Novem-
Der last on Brownsbay's land in st. Johns
a chest containing some clothes, among
which II white and 2 coloured shirts, all
clothes almost new and the greater part
marked S. Daily.
The owners are hereby summoned sub
poena preclusi ct perpetui silentii to
claim the above mentioned goods at the
Presidency before one year and six weeks
after this publication.
The Presidency of the Islands St. Tho
mas and st. Johns, st. Thomas 29th Of
January 1868.
L. ROTHE.
, 1868-01-31
acknowledgements

DAA Plantagen Annaberg paa ST. Jan
e er forrige Manned indstrandet ct
Spar eIIer en- Skibsraa, 81 Fod lang med
6 J%ernbaand og en- Jernbolt med Rule
~fasigjort ill Diet enc Baand.
Llgeledes er inddrevet paa Plantagen
Brownsbay's Strandbred den 23de No
vembcr sidstleden en- Kiste indeholdende
endcel Kledningsstykker, deriblandt II
hvide og 2 couleurte Skjorter, allie Kled-
ningsstykkerne nasten nye og de aeste
m@rkede 5. DAILY.
Eierne af de ovennevnte Sager indkal-
des herved med Aars og Days Varsel sub
poena praclusi ct perpetui s%ilentii til at
anmelde sig for un~dertegnede President
skab og godtgjore deres Eiendomsret til
Samme.
Pr~esideniskabet for Oerne ST. Thomas
og st. Jan, ST. Thomas den 2Sde Jan. 1868.
L.. ROTHEA
, 1868-01-31
PROCLAMA.

NLLE og Enhver som maatte have
III Noget at fordre paa ~afgangno
ANTHONY ROBERTS Bo, indkaldes
herved til at anmeIde og beviislig-
gj0re dercs Krav for undertegnede
Skifteret linden Udl0bet af 3 Maine
der efter denne Indkaldelses sidste
Acknowledgements.
Christiansteds Skifteret, St. Croix,
den 29de Januar 1868.
C. SarauW.
, 1868-01-31

COL MALI AA I
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

(Slutning at M6det den 23de Decbr)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lyde saaledes
"ENDRINGSFORSLAG
til Anordningsudkast indeholdende
Sportelreglement.
1, ad 5 3: l 2det Stykke, sidste LIME, eftcr
Ordene: eyed Underskrift og Segl''
%tilf6ies: "eller Stempel."
?, ad ) 81 I Sens Slutning tilf6ies (uden
ny Linie): "Dog skal i Gjeldssager
Gebyret for Actens Beskrivelse like
overstige 1 vest. DR., jfr. ) 10 Slut
ming"
3, ad ) 80: Ordene "For at belagge No
gems Person med Arrest" forandres til
"For under en- Fogedforretnilg at de-
cretere Arrest paa Nogens Person."
4, ad 81: til &'enS Slutning tilf6ies som
nyt Stykke:
"Naar Promille-G ebyr er erlagt we'd
en- Fogedforretning, hvorved Sikker-
he'd opnaaes for en- Fordring, skal Pro-
mille-Gebyr like erlegges we'd Execu-
tionen for samme Fordring."
5, ad ) SO: [ LIME 2 oliver "& 81 til 80"
at forandre til "&& 81 til 29.'
6, ad ) So: Denne SIS hummer forandres
til "& 81"
Z, ad s 81 i Udkastet Denne SIS hummer
forandres til "& &c." hvorhos Paran-
thesen "(dog med den i 5 80 indie
holdte ~Undtagelse)" udgaaer.
8, ad s SO, ste LIME: Efter Ordene "Verdi
af' indiskydes "idetmindste."
9, ad s 46: I Slutningen af Zen forandres
T. til q og tilf6ies s'dog i intet Fill
felde mere end l vest. Dir. for hvert
af disse.'
10, ad ) 50: Til Slutningen af Sen tilfoies
(uden ny Linie) "Men er Diet Skifte-
forvalteren, som finder Diet forn0dent
, 1868-01-31
AnsetteIser Og EntiedigeIser.

UNDER 1Sde October f. A. er constituent
Cancellist under OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
S-kattevesenet Cand. politicus Hugo Ru-
dolph Anthem allernaadigst udnevnt til
Toldforvalter i Christiansted,-o vii fra
1ste Februar d.. A. tiltrade bemeldte En-
bede. Som F6lge heraf oph0rer fra sidst-
nevnte Dato de constituent Toldcontrol-
leur Moore og Toldfuldm@gtig Carly under
14de September f. A. henholdsviis son
Toldinspecteur og Toldkasserer i Christian
sted meddeelte CONSTITUTIONS.
Da Kongelig Kasserer Major Magens
efter endt Permission after har oyertaget
sit Embede som Kongelig Kasserer paa
st. Croix fra 30te Januar d. A. at regne, er
den Captain Raupach midlertidig ~meddeelte
Constitution i bemeldte Embede fra samme
DatO ophGrt.
, 1868-01-31

til Boets Fremme at holde Session
udenfor de ordinaire Tider, erlagges
intet Gebyr."
II, ad ) So: l Afsnit b tilf6ies i Slutnin-
gen, efterat q er forandret til @ "Alt
under Forudsetning at at Skiftef0r-
v%alteren kan og vii bes0rge sligo For
retninger udf6rte."
12, ad s 60, eden LIME Ordet ''skriftli-
gen" udgaaer.
10, ad ) 66, 7de LIME: Ordene ''dg deslige
transportable Documenter" udgaae.
IA, ad : II, 3die LIME: IS 69' berigtiges
til IS TO-"
Is, ad 5 rs, 3die og 4de LIME Istedetfor
Ordene 'som Acten udgj6r mere end
1 Ark, hvilket f6rste Ark altid leveres
uden Detailing settes "dog med den
Undtagelse, at Diet f6rste Ark leveres
uden Detailing i den Act, som f6rste
Gang expederes til Reqvirenten at den
foretagne Forretning."
16, ad s II: I Sens Slutning tilf6ies
''hvorhos paa st. Croix herefter intet
stemplet Papir skal bruges til sligo
Boyer"
II, ad : so: I 7de LIME: $50 Cent" for
andres til "25 Cent" lode LIME for
andres 40 Cent" til "12 Cent" Og /
nestsidste LIME 1925 Cent" til $50
Cent"
IS, ad s 81; | eden LIME: forandres $50
Cent til 81 vest. DIR"
10, ad samme s: i CITE LIME efter Ordet
"Gods." tilf6ies (uden ny Linie) "Dog
hyde de for at oyerlevere EN- Gjelds-
arrestant til Arrestforvareren l vest.
Dir. til Deling."
20, ad 5 IS; Denne ) afattes saaledes:
"Ved Vurderinger af taste Eiendom-
me, hvortil herefter kun skal beh6ves
2 Vurderingsm@nd, erl@gges til hver
af disse, naar Diet er en- Sukkerplantage
af 300 acres eller derover, 10 vest.
DIR, naar Diet er en- Snkkerplantage af
mindst IT'S acres men dog under 800
acres, s vest. DIR, naar Diet er EN- Suk-
kerplantage under 175 acres, 6 vest.
Dir, naar Diet er en- Bomuldsplantage
eller en- Qvegplantage der vurderes
med notwithstanding, 5 vest. DIR.
og naar Diet er en- Landeiendom uden
notwithstanding, 3 vest. Dir. Sam
menlagte Plantager regnes for cen
Eiendom; og forsaavidt der til en- Plan
tage h0rer Land i samme Jurisdiction,
som Ell er umiddelbart ~beliggende we'd
samme, betales intet s@rligt Gebyr for
diets Vurdering. We'd Vurderinger at
Landeiendomme hyde Mandene ingen
serligeB fordringsomkostninger hver-
ken til selve Vurderingen eller til Be-
edigelsen.
For Vurderinger af B%yeiendomme
hyde Vurderingsmandene hver fra Il
vest. Dir. til 3 vest. Dir. efter narmere
Bestemmelse af den Embedsmand, som
udmelder dem.
We'd Omvurderinger, der foretages
ifolge Anordning ste Mai 1880 s 10
og Rescript 3Ote September 1880 50,
saaledes som nermere bestemte we'd
den i Acknowledgements af 3ote April
1860 indeholdte Kongelige Resolution
af 24de 8. NJ, tilkomme forn@vnte
Retalin0er like Trdorinoe aondono
, 1868-01-31

Owners of dogs are hereby reminded of
W the regulations prescribing penalties
for neglecting the renewal of the licenses
which expired on the 3Ist uItimo.
Christiansttd's Police Office, 3Ist Jan
uary 1868.
RI A TTTPS
, 1868-01-31

2. M. ANDERSEN.
, 1868-01-31

?. M. ANDERSEN.
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State was thereby defeated-although
these parties had sufficient property to
satisfy the executons-realizng the a.
mount of taxes DUE To obviate this diff.
Guilty, General Candy issued General
Orders, No. 69 (Aprll s, 1859 directing
that the land should be sold by the Shenfi
for the term ofseven years; that he should
bid for it himself the amount OF taxes and
costs, including costs OF executing, stamp
ing and recording the deed, for the use OF
the State; that if no higher bid was OF,
fered, the property should be knocked
down to the Sheriff and conveyed by the
Sheriff to the State for the term OF seven
years aforesaid. The Sheriff was required
to have the deed recorded in the office OF
the Clerk OF the Court of the District IN
which the land was situated, forthwith,
and within two weeks thereafter trans
nit the original deed to tie Treasurer,
who was required to enter an ABSTRACT OF
the deed and the amount OF the consider
alton. Whereupon the deed was to be
filed and recorded in the office of the Sec
retary of State. The Governor was au-
thorized, after the expiration of thirty
days from the receipt of the deed by the
Treasurer, and, until otherwise provided
by law, to rent the land for the period OF
one year provided that if the taxpayer
should, within thirty days, pay to the
Treasurer the whole amount of taxes anG
costs, including recording and twenty-five
per cent. upon such full amount, then the
deed should be cancelled; with further
proeiso, that if the same should not be
paid within thirty days, then the owner
of the property should be allowed TO
redeem the same within one year alter
the date of its sale, by paying the whole
of the tax and costs. together with dfty
per cent. of the amount additional and
if not redeemed Within one year from the
day of sale, then the Legislature was
authorized to .'dotermino, by law, the
condition upon which the same may be
redeemed by the former owner during the
remaining term Of seven years for which
il was Sold
Under this order OF General Candy,
sales have been reported and deeds flied
with the Treasurer Of four tracts OF land
in Greenville District, and fifteen tracts
in Colleton District. Others will. per-
haps. be filed during the present and
succeeding month. Yonr attention ls
therefore, called to the order and to the
action which has already taken place and
which may hereafter take pace under 1t,
to the end that the necessary legislation
contemplated by the order may be en-
acted.
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The Intelligencer Job Ofieee

Having recently made considerable additions to
this department, we are PREPARED to execute
JOB WORK OF ELL KINDS
In the neatest style and on the most reasonable
terms. Legal Blanks, Bill Heads, Posters, Cards,
Handbills. Pamphlets, Labels, and in fact every
style of work usually done in country Printing
Office.
h6p In all cases, the money will be required
upon delivery of the work. Orders, accompanied
with the cash, will receive prompt attention.
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ANnEps0N 8 q WEDNESDAY JTJT,Y e. 1858 NO

payment, by exempting a part of the
debtor from attachment, Or meSne process,
Or leuV or eXacltinn
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The halcOnttntS Receive No Sympathy from
Republican Members Of Congress,
WARA0TH AND DUNN WILL INSURE THE
SUCCESS OF THE TICKET,
THE CONVENTION SHOULD ADJOURN In
TWO OR THREE DAYS.
WAsn1NaroN. D. C., JanuarH 25. 1aes.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January rs, 1868.
The state Republican ticket recently
put in nomination in Louisiana gives cheer
to loyal men throughout the country,
and the Republican members Of congress
are confident that great wisdom was shown
in making the nominations. TIE madlco,,-
tents receivc no sympathy from any one.
Greeley, Wilson, and others say the ticket
with Warmoth and Dunn at the head will
meet with success. There can be no doubt
of an overwhelming victory at the coming
election. Everybody is looking with great
anxiety for the results of your constisu-
tional convention, and feels confident OF lie
ultimate success.
All our friends say the convention should
adjourn within two or three days and or
der an election at the earliest possible mo-
ment. G.
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although she is of an impulsive, passionate
nature, she only displays it on rare occa-
sions. Yet, as you say, shall endeavor 10
teach her control over herself in time. Al
though am not convinced but that it is
best, with mature like hers, simply 10
store her mind with high and holy truth,
and leave her with this guide to develop
herself have never for an instant seen
her display anger or selfshness. / pre-
sume this is due to the fact that she has
had no other companion but her mother.
But my business waits, sir, will bid you
good morning. Come ont soon"
"Shank you, madam, shall be much
with you and Tallula in the next few days.
AT their close / start South"
Harry kissed the little one, whose bright
face was wreathed in smiles until his
closing words brought a cloud to chase
them away. As he bent over her he wbls-
pered:
Remember, Tallula, when you were
sick, and so far from you, how soon l got
to you and II matters not, little one, how
far 1 go 1 shall come whenever you need
me. SO now lie cheerful and bright" And
she smiled on him through the cloud. The
three days quickly sped by; and Tallula
unsealed her lips from Harrys, unolasped
her little arms from his neck only uttering:
"GOd will bless you, sir" and glided
away to gaze upon his picture and her
mothers, and pray to God to help her to be
good and to control her feelings.
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Not masters, but benignsut friends
That the dear Christ dwells not aiar
The king of some remoter star,
Listening. at times, with fiattered ear
To homage wrung from selfish fear.
But here, amidst the poor and blind,
The bound and suffering of our kind
In works we do, in praSe we pray,
Life Of our life, he liYes today