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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15
Fairfax county, ap l7--law4w
CALROFvALUABLE FAIRFAX LAND.

By virtue of n : cree of the County Court Of
Fairfax county, rendered in the cause of Mary
c. Saunders vs. K. y. Adams and others. l
shall. rs Commissioner therein named, offer
for sale, on MONDAY, tho Eth day OF June,
1869 Circuit Court day, in front of the Court
House door of said county, the VALU A Bile
TRACT OF LAND of which Samuel Adams
died seized, containing "a acres, lying on Diff
cult Kun, opposite Hunters Mill, adjoining the
A., l.. Il Ii. K. X. and the land! OF ii. +. Ian
ham, Mrs. Saunders, Geo. w. Hunter. &c. CA
There Is good DWELLING, with q rooms Nj
on the place. About % acres Is excellent bot
tom land.
TERMS -On0tenth cash the residue Ill
three equal instruments ut 4, II and 10 months.
with interest; the deferred payments TO be Sc
cured by The note. of the purchaser, and a re-
tcntion of tho title, and tho land liable TO DO re-
plete his title. THbM hS MOohh,
Fairfax co.. ap 30-lawts Com OF Sale
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court 81
Fairfax county, rendered in the cause OF } LII
cius Davis and others, against j. Ii. Bart
lett. and others, | shall, a Commiss loncl
therein named. oiie- for sale, III front OF tn'
Court House doo. G! Fairfax county, on MON
DAY, tho 7th day of June, 1883, Court day
TWO.THIRDS of tho TWO TRACTS Or
LAND, OF which James Davis and wife dice
seized, in said county, according to pla: to b.
exhibited on the day o. SALE Said land lies
miles north west OF the Court House, two mile
north of the Little River Turnpike road, ad
Joining the lands of Hudson Bennett, William
Hunt, Hosbrook. &c. 1t is sbundantly wood
ed, we'll watered and elligibly situated Abou
80 acres are cleared. Will Dc sold in two
TRACTS Of about zoo acres each. Mr. Charie
Steward, residing on the Turnpike near The
land, will exhibit it TO those desiring to pur
chase.
TERMS-One.tenth cash, and the residue IL
three equal instalments at 6, II ard IL month
secured by the notes of tho purchaser, and re
teption of the title till the last payment Is made
| the land to be resold in case OF default OF tn
purchaser in making the deferred pay mohts. -
| ConyeyanciEp, &c, at purchaser cost.
| NJ. UULANG BALL,
Fairfax co =. APP 30 lawts Com: OF Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15

OEASONABLE GOODS.
y Silk and India Gauze Undershiris of cry
description, which arc attractive in quality IN,
price CHAS. w. GREEN,
nv 10 G8 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15

To ALL those in want of good, substantial and
Fssbionab le Clothing for themselves OF their
children, we would most cheertully recommend
= Deslbam's frst-class establishment, 81 Kin &
Street. As Mr.. Dealham adheres strictly 10
tho one price system, you will he Gre to get
The worth of yo IT money. my 4
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NOR RENT AND SALE.

Fairfax and Water. my l2-tl
DOR RENT AND SALE.
For rent my FARM, "GRAFION,' in Eau
quier CO., Va, containing 800 acres. 10 acres
being in timber; has an excellent HOUSE,
good water and all necessary out buildings
Will be leased to d reliable person fer term
of Years. Rent moderate. Three miles from
Rappahannock station o. & A. X. K
l, also, offer for sale my FARM, ''SY D:
NEY," adjoining the above, containing 26O
acres 10 of which is in TIMBER. No improve
ments.
Possession given TO either when required
CHAPMAN NEALE.
Apply to GREEN s. WISE, rs Mansion
House Building. ap 2o-2aWtJyl
- FOR SALE-A large FRANZ HOUSE
81 and SIX ACRES OF LAND. in Ale1an-
dria county, within one half mile OF town.,
The House has slate roof, and contains 10
rooms. A fine view can be had for ten mile
around. The land is in good state of cultivaI
ton, with tine springs OF water. Inquire OIL
ap l7.eolm WIN. WOLF. 2o6 King ST.
-. FOR RENT-The STORE, at the corner
III of Union street and Ferry Slip Alley. late,
" occupied by o. g. Henderson. Thisis one OF
the best retail grocery stands il the city. Pos
session given April lst, Apply to
mar n Ii. y. CLAUGHTON.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEE's sALEOF REAL E3TAT,

"RUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE n
FAUQUIER CO., VA.
By virtue of deed of trust. executed May
10th, 1854. by VIM. f. Gas&ins and James h.
Gsskins to Thomas NJ. Munroe and David
Funston, Trustees, to secure the payment of
VIM. E. Gaskins, James a. Gaskin;', aad
Robert c. Pages bond to Robert Beverly and
William Beverly of f. Bs Nt Ss
payment of SIS, GOO, with interest, payable SEMI
s6nus per cent ne wsS and five
est tbsreon from NAV 10th, 1860. is now due, l
win se public AUCTION at the front f %oS
DAY, the 7th day of June, 1869, the NEAL
ESTATE conveyed in said deed, consisting 3. OF
TWO TRACTS OF LAND, containing res res.
spectively 1913 acres; and 81 acres; roods
and II perches; lying in the county of FauquIer
and adjoining each other, about two miles from
CatletIs station, Orange Alexandria and Man i
assas Railroad on the Warrenton and fai-
mouth road, adjoining the lands OF VIM. kedd,
John Peters and others.
TERMS-Cash. Selling as Trustee, the un,,
dersgned conveys only such title as s vested
in him A. d. PAYNE,
Substituted Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15
TOTTON TRIMMINGS

~ White and Colored just received a, I'd COL
4 sale low. CHAS. w. GREEl3,
my 10 Is King ST feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15

HOSIERY HOSIERY
III CHEAP CHEAP
English, French, German and American
for Ladies, Gents and Children.
To my great variety of Foreign and Domes-
tic Hosiery. ! have just added largely. The
low prices at which these goods are offered
must continue to attract purchasers, who are
desirous of buying the best goods for the least
money. CHAS. w. GREEN,
my II GS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15
Gold.
CITY ITEMS.

Nrw YORK. May l5.--Gold today 1893.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15

DUBLlC SALE.
VIM. II. BECK s. CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Will sell, in front OF the Mayors office. in
Alexandria, at IL M, on SATURDAY, May
%, 1869. a HOUSE and LOT, situated on fsssf
the north side of Pendleton street, 2 doors 1lf1l
east of ST. Asaph. The house is q frame of four
rooms not completed tie lot is 4Oxs0 enclos-
cd and running back to an alley; it has nice
garden and soIno fruits and flowers
Terms made known at salo. If desired we
will sell privately before day of sale. myl4-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15

Wilcox &GIBBs SEWING MAcHIHE.-From
tive work done by this Machine it is pronounced
The best Family Machine in the world: Agen-
cv s.. g. Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset Factory,
as I'm street, between and +, Washington,
n q my6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15

IU n X ECEIV + D
A large lot OF
ORA NOES
LEMONS,
DATES and
FIGS.
Also, a fresh lot Of PINEAPPLES and low
priced Prunes at 9. SCHAFERS,
my II No north Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-15

DJSH-l lot of half bbls Family Zoe 20 he u;
ring; lot of half bbls Family Shad ) -
tits prime Shsd Roe-for sale low by vIOR
my13 DRUM ''
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-25

We are the Agents for the Great u s. Tea Co.
TkM&V andsen better Teas at lower prices than
Y @eSS be afforded by other dealers
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-25
Our Nominees.


We nave Only time this week 10 an
nOunce Che names Of our candidates on
the State Ticket, and say the COnven-
ton was large aud harmonious Hon
John Sherman, presided.
Goyernor,--R. B. Hayes, renom-
mated by exclamation.
1t GOvernOE-J. G. Lee, renOmin-
ated by acclamation.
Supreme Judge.-Luther Day Of
Portage county, renominated. The
name Of Cooper K. Watson, of Seneca,
had been presented, but was Withdrawn
after the voting commenced, and Mr.
Day was nominated by accIamation.
Treasurer Of State.-S. S. Warner
ofLqraiu.
Attorney Gsneral.-COl Frank B.
Pond
MembeFsOf Board of Public Works.
On the third ballot, Richard A. Por-
ter, OfsStark county, was nominated.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-25

territory south Of Toledo, make eonnec-
tions with the Wabash Valley road, at
Napoleon, and the Air line at Bryan,
offering the West an outlet for their
grain, at the Port Of Fremont, at as
good or better rates as Toledo can Of
fer. We may not be IN position,
financially, to do this thing now, but
Toledo and Cincinnati have set the
counties of the State an example they
will not be slow to follow. The same
rule which will allow cities to borrow
money and levy taxes to carry forward
improvements of this character, will
apply to counties, and viii be urged
upon the Legislature at its nextsession.
With that adopted, Sandusky, Wood,
Henry and Williams can build the
rosd to Brian, as easily as Lucas, Sen
eea Crawford, and a part of Sandusky
can build the other. We trust our
business men will awake to the import
ance of pushing these roads, and ex-
tending our shipping facilities. If they
do az unexampled prosperity hes be-
fore them. If they will take the trou-
bic to examine the map, they viii find
that this route can be extended en- an
air line through Milan, Townsend, Pitts
field and Weymouth to Ravenua, or by
a slight DETECTION from Fremont, strike
Norwslk, Wellington, Medina and Ak
ron. By the former Of these lines
Bryan could be reached in les miles,
which cannot now be done by any
other line of travel, short of 200 miles,
a saving of 35 miles in road and travel
between the Metropolises of the East
and West, BY the route from Akron,
147 miles only of new road would be
necessary, but there would be DO saw
ing in the actual distance to be run,
over that on the first line. In these
days when the saving of time and dis
tance is so desirable, we think there
would be but little trouble in having
this line built, if a proper organization
is effected.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-25
GREAT BARGAINS IN
REAL STATE,
I N
Oh Y D b, O.

THE subscriber having located in
y Nebraska for the present, will sell his
IIHsIia eommodious and eligbly situated
sssg homestead and two story office, in the
LII pleasant town of Clyde, Sandusky
county, on exceedingly favorable
terms:-Only about One-third wanted in hand, the
on credit. Now is the rare time and
chance to secure desirable property in one of the
most prosperous towns in Northern Ohio, at a
great ard growing Railroad centre, equalled by few
and surpassed by town of its size in the State.
The house besides the necessary appurtenances is
supplied with two good cisterns for soft water, a
never failing spring in the large and convenient
stone cellar, and choice variety of fruit, such as
Ohio only can boast. The office is situated in the
very best location and being two story, the stairs
under cover of the same roof, offers facilities for
professional and various kinds of business rarely
met with. The whole property will be sold to-
gether or in two parcels, as may be desired. But
delays are dangerous, 1t will only be
in market, on such terms, a very short time. DR..
]. W. Luse, or Mr.. Archibald Richards, will show
the property and close bargain the first opportu-
nifty: Title indistuabler c. w. PAGE,
June p, 1869 26f
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-25
LOCK HAVEN, Pa.

MEssRs. LIPPNcOTT * BAEEwELL, Pittsburgh, Pa.
GENTs:-We have been using your make of Gang
Saws in our Mill and find them in point of quality,
superior TO any we have ever used. Yours, &c.
SHAW, BLANCHARD 6 Co,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-25

ties, it would hasten to give them not
only free delivery, but an office "down
town." An illiberal policy never pays
either private individuals, business men,
OF corporations.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-25
CHECK-MATING THE R0GUEs.

A recent order of the Treasurer Depart
ment POlDtedly intimates that agents and
Department employees are not always to be
trusted together on official. business. The
former are forbidden to bold any official in
tercourse with any one employed in any
bureau of the Treasury without permit in
writing from the Secretary; and the latter
are forbidden to communicate any official
information whatever, in or out of the De-
psrtment.
What the Secretary means by ''employ-
ees, is not very clear. Auditors, Commits
sioner, Chief Clerks, DC, are employees, no
more nor less than clerks, messengers, and
labOrers, If he INCLUDES too many the husi-
ness cannot be done; if he includes too few
the rOgues may be among the privileged
Designate, Mr.. Secretary.
THE INDIAN QUESTION
Still continues to occupy Government at
tentiOn. Where the knot cannot be united
it will be cut. As result of an appeal in
behalf of the protection of the Kansas from
tiers, General Sheridan has been ordered to
treat as hostile all Indians found off their re
serYations. and Gen. Schofeld has been or
dered to employ volunteers in his depart
ment, if the regulars are insufficient.
Meantime Commissioner Parker has in
structed the agents to use every exertiop to
INDUCE the Indians to 60 upon reservations,
where every assistance to the adoption of a
civilized mode of life will be rendered, that
can be uHder tho lsV,
ENGLANDs DIPLOMACY
1t is rumOred here that England is about
to replace Mr.. Thornton, her present AM
bassador to the United States, with frst-
chop diplomat, for the purpose of ascer-
tanning cur senatorial mind on the Alabama
question before re opening negotiations
and securing herself if possible, against au
other rebuff. ~
Mrs. oOyle, wife of One of the proprietors
Of the National 4ntelIigencer, died on Sun
day. She was highly esteemed.
Brevet Maj. Gen. s. S. Carol. Lieut.
0Ol. U g. A, has been retired on account
of wounds. .-a J.E.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-25
s. BIRCHARD,
Jas w. WILSON,
NIARTIN BRUNER.

STAMP oousF4 sT4T5 Of Gs sA9B1srr. 9IaS,
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 2Sd day
of June, 1903. JAMES Fl. FOWLER,
Seal. Notary Public.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-25
ssOOOs SALARY. Address U.s,PianO co.,N.Y.
WANIED. AGENTS. TS.n1ssE nsassR nssea.sase2 ssS3

WANTED, AGEN S,pp5sl n6Sfa,s1sTS 6 STS9
where, male andfemale, to introduce the Genuine
Improved Common Sense Family Sewiu 2
Nanchine. This machine will stitch, hem, fell,
tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and embroider in
most superior manner. Price only $lS. Fully war
ranted for five years. We will pay $1,000 for any
machine that Will sew stronger, more beautiful,
or more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the
''Elastic Lock Stitch. Every second stitch can be
cut and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart with
month and expenses or a commission from which
twice that amount can be made. Address SECOAIB
& CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston, Mass, or St.
Louis, Mo.
CAUIIoN.-Do not beimpOsed upon by other par
ties palming of worthless cast-iron machines, un-
der the same name or otherwise: Ours is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
factured:
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With the COTTAGE PREss
and the printing material
accompanying it, every man
can do his own printing
neatly, quickly and cheap
ly. They are so simple In
construction, that a boy ten
years old can easily manage
the largest size. Printed
instructions are sent with
each office, enabling the
purchaser to get at work
without g previous know
ledge of printing. A cireu-
lar, containing full descrip-
ton, prices, testimonials,
&c sent free to all. Our
Specimen seeets of Type,
Cuts, &C., ten cents. Ad.
dress Adams Press Co.,
53 Murray ST., N, Y,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-25

], a. II. 1IILLTB, Cashier of The First National
Bank Of Fremont, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief. \. H. MILLER, Cashier.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-25

The Diamond Studded, Golden Champion
Belt Golden Medals, and Trophies presented to
Mr.. JAMES ROBINSON, can be seen on the
day Of Exhibition at l. Leppelman'8 Jewelry
Establishment.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-25
Nrm advertisements.
n = - = T

OF the Condition of the First National Bank of
~ Fremont Ohio, at the close of business, on the
l2th day Of June, 1869
RESOURCES.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-09
HAIR DRESSING,

house PlEThe iso esilsAs
@eais s-aa ~ 10. q TnuArsQs.
FsassTs asset sn,g * ss-amss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-09


The following encomium upon our
State we take from the Boston Evening
Transcript ofOct 18th. The writer es-
identity bad on eye for the good be saw,
aud vas disposed to speak only Of that
which he has done IN terms somewhat
exaggerated Vermont IN indeed no.
bla State IN very many respects, but
there is stall great room for improve
ment She is capable Of vast progress,
If her citizens Nill but seizo upon aud
use wisely aud energetieally their OPP
portuulties Bat Of them at another
time We give below the eulogy Of the
Transcript, and only wish it were true:
Vermont is worthy Of ail eommerda-
ton
II she ever invited or deserved cen
sure, We 10 not know where to fud the
record
Htrphysch structure sytnboiizes The
charact Ter of her people, and has large
y contributed 10 form It.
Where a whole people are emiueney
sensitive to duty, and detest shams,
frivolous occupations giso way to it.
imperial sway THIS S wbat chiefly
torns private character, making il the
secondary atmosphere oi the earth.
No~heFe are the entire energies Of a
State more successfully applied TO the
achievement Of umou object, o. ior
ends better sauetshoi by means
Her straightforward course Las re.
snltcd IN an Rmonnl Of wali being and
oouteuimoni, that tew communities ey.
eT attain.
MAader whsre yea may N the sain-
mer months. wlthin ils i.anss, and the
rApauf0ns delight that steAis ever tbs
sonsss =. Frodiealig Aiiests poser thAi
has. by snteTrsgating arigit, tbe God
a Nature ard Duiy, moal4od iAtd
fornls tas lsos. engaging. and 10 uses
this rneht bsnshoent nAat wAs once 90.
seegnly ard HnirgiHaL
II auy nan should sisiI the CAIltoI
ii Mon tpelier Ia session hours. tbs
graEa Ald dssefnsiuea i,eArsng ol The
lsgslAigEs WeaAd cAuss hes bsnas-
tea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-09


Il 1be sboall hear tbfm tlak, he
would taiof laal ih.y bsa uioe sense
q tie yalus q time. ate regard hr
rhelor.eal display. sni appl.ed 2 tie
d.seusaop u az measures, plain com
mon sense,
A power behind .he thIopa called the
lobby, does pot exist there
troublesome bipeds are iav AMI hr
between ip iast the Stale seems 70 be
set apart. that whoever is inclined may
draw inspiration from it,eilher in scene.
y. politics, or agriculture. and be made
better
Her annals embrace names distin-
/ guished ID arms. arts aud science and
hen industrial condition may be infer
red from a iew statistical items
She produces more in value, per acre
cultivated, that any State IN the Union,
and she cultivated IA 1860 GOO 900
more acres tnAu any other New Eng
land State, and was tie wealthiest State
per capita, il tic Union.
L may surprise many persons to
know that she was, two yea4s ago, the
third sugar growing State producing
about 1000 hogsheads Of 1000 pounds
each No one q her citizena is sup
posed to be a millionaire.
No seductive promises Of eplemeral
advantage Or renown can tempt her to
leave the safe track
/ There appears to be an abiding
strength and serenity pervading her
whole domain; indicating capacity
for sell government thai is admirable,
1t would be very pleasant (if time
permittedl 10 enlarge en- the suprema-
4 cy Of her picturesque scenery An
I American tourist, II be should be SO
fortunate as TO be guest at Wood
Lawn, IN Bu.lington (its princely hos
4 pltalities adding charm 10 the spot),
might welfwonder why the view from
it is so little known. since it equals, il
not surpasses ia varied grandeur, that
at Geneva in Switzerland.
Let those who are so selfish as to re.
strict their enjoyment to city life, OF
who are worried ia mind and body by
secular cares and exigeneies, and al
ways in harness, 80 up there and form
a new unison with nature be convert
/ ed and healed,
! We apprehend that they would, on
their return, admit that they had gone
something out Of their usual bent
they bad iound tbe balm, and charm,
ing nymphs TO administer it.
/ Furthermore, II they possessed i'm,
pressible minds and gloried in the work
Of the Great Architect Of all, they would
implore Him to move their hearts to
go again, aud especially to send us
more Nermonts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-09
B-HT' .sRE TEE 000D TE.HPL.sRs -
SECRET ORG.G.YIza TIOs.f +.

The following paper was read at the
late Convention Of Good Templars held
al Factory Point, by Rev J. G. Butler, ]
II is quite common objection to the
organization OF Good Templars, that
they are secret society Although
this charge is TO some extent true, yet
not in the real import Of the popular
prejudice
As to our principles or precepts there
is ittio or nothing in Them which is not
freely open to the inyes igatiou Of all;
nothing of d dark aud mysterious char
acter really suggestive OF covert hostil-
ty to the Christian religion, to pure
morality Or existing government, as ap-
proved By the majority Of right think
Ing men ana womeD everywhere the
world over.
We advocate: First, total abstinence
from tie common use Of everything
which can intozicate, or is likely to en-
feeble and can cause disease to the hu-
man system. and also involve the men
TAI and moral energies in the poison.
oas ani destructive effects ofintemper.
ance Of any sort We claim to teach
the morality Of the Word oi God, and
the religion Of Jesus Christ, which is
not religion q theological dogmas
and monkish supcrsiilians merely, bat
religion Of vital faith md love which
purifes the heart, and saves mankind
from the enslarcment Of the base pass
ions and appetites. whose evil indalg.
cnec destroy both body and soul. IN one
common irremel.Al ruin, as their nat
uFal result when allowed free iudug
ence. Aud. although VIC are undey ob.
hgation q guard vel every interest 81
or brethren, eyon 70 the costly sacrj.
flee u WhaLo ser surrender shail mosi
benefit them, as 10 our power 10 iend.
er, yet thls is not in any wise 10 the
prejudice II the interest oi Any without
tae pase u our osdor. We arc not hos
ule 70 the creed Of any church. nor 4
aAy i0rg of eAistiug government among
men We Do net reqaira such con
ssaui aud seIisaouae.ng devotion L
our lodge meetings, o. to any of ID,
mere extarnais ot our system. a. need
10 lnieTiere with any honest. inadabi.
ealing or profession. or vita Ahy othsi
duly azIsinR from tae proper relations
ei hie. Oar eHlsne sfiFit sod purpps,
is not to a. jare the seast. while We al,
in duts bDH I'd 10 benefit al lasa as bos
We may, by examples wei worthy o.
imitations ard ty pgecspis drawn d.
reolly in4ln ,Ae sefipiaFss u The Old
anl be~ tessamenis 10 uas.r uAabrldg
cd eosaple ieness and pBnlY grating
thelr elalns and DoEe IA lhe behAli o.
our noble order, ccrta5aly there i noib,