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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-03

MECHANICS AND TRADERs' SAVINGS
6sIb ana E4TRa HE
have declared the usual D,yaend q sI PEI cent per
for the six months and three months ending Dec 81.
And Also an EXTRA DIVIDEND OF OSE per cent for
the months the above entitled sums, which.
together with she EXTRA DIVIDEND declared In
able on and after Jan. II. -
q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29
nean..fnl rrs :, !, 81 me Needle.

We have on our bulletin board opposite
the Recorder ofllce The most beautiful and
ingenious haldiwork --done with a needle
by lady in Endand-wc ever saw. We
received II from an English family in Rail
eigh who had It sent 90 them as a keep
sake firm their frien,ls In the "oId father
Iand.r II II q book. mark. a beautiful
landscape Il worked on II slnulul by MI the
dinlsent kinds 81 silk ilcss Is delIcstcIy a.
II done by m artists crayon. The land
scape e a tl,atch cottage, the flowers, g''rs,
and tree, and a mother, her two daughters
anda little lap dog walking along. Beside
this the vcrses 70 "Iionie, sweet Home
arc worked with blue and rel and green
silk ilossas II printed In large letters with
blnc Ink. while right above the land
seapc Is deception Honlc sweet Hcmcv
} We would like forour ladies, some fwhom
pride themselves on their needle work, in
acc and examine this beautiful design. i
can be FUND on the buIlctlnboard Opposite
cur Office door
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ia. Utley offers whole Grocery for
sale.
Payior Bros. OF DanvilIe, Va, arr sell
ling great bargains In Dry Saods. This is
a first class store, by Nolih tlarolinlans,
and Caplinians going 20 Danvillc to buy
goods, will consult their interest by pur-
chasing o. the raylor Bros. who sell cllea-
per than the cheapest.
w. A. Albrightr-Court orlcr.
J. II. Pembcrton, Esq., adycrtises for
Tobacco stems.
John Laws, Crk, a,lvcrtiscs Registrar
Notice.
DR.. John berry advcrtlscs Administnl-
TORS Notice.
w. @. Guess; announces himself can
didaie, for the Senate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

We own cow--we do--that has never
been inthe habit of coming home o even
ings. An old negro told the eolored man
at our house to Sprinkle salt on her back
once and awhile and he'd be bound she'd
come home them The man did 80 and
we can testify To her regular habits since
then. He says the cow gets ataste OF The
salt in licking her back and shecomes home
at night for more. This Is n right salty
thing but Il is 80 that tne COW is behaving
herself much better.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29
y. a. stagg.

We regret TO learn the continued Ill
health of this worthy Secretary Of the n.
g. RAilroad. He has lately had medical
advice from Richmond. Maj. Smith telc-
graphodto Dr..Harry Bright OF Richmond
(who has lately returned from Paris 10
cnme 10 see him and DIR. Bright was with
him on Tuesday. His opinion Is that Mr..
Stagg IL sick In no other way than from
an oycrstnin on the brain from his more
than faithful compliance with his ar'luous
duties. Or. Bright left for Richmond the
same day-aftcr prescribing. We trust
Mr.. stagg win be spared to his State for q
long timeto come.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29
sUpGE ssrrrr.

II win bc seen from tho proceedings
which VIC publish in another column. that
the Executive Committee have nominated
Hon. VIM. NJ. Ship. Of Charlotte. as the
Conservative candidate for Attorney Gen
cral. This Is, doubtless, tho very best no.
mination that could have been made un.
der all circumstances. Judge Ship Is a
gentleman Of undoubtcd ability. 0f supc-
rior legal attainmcnts, we'll balanced
mind, unqacslloncd integrity and ire
proachablc character. Iic was az college
with bis distinguished rival and, like him.
graduated with the first honors Of his class.
HE'S, IN oyory respect, worthy 10 have
been selected as tho competitor Of Mr..
Phillips, and In any cvcnt tho people 81
The State have tho satisfaction IL knowing
that they will be scrvcd BY an able and Of
hcicnt Attorney General. lie Is said 20
possess great popularity IN the West and.
II Is believed. win add strength to our
cause in that quarter while being accepta-
bic everywhere olSc. IIc docs not belong
70 the school bf extreme aud violent poli-
ticiaus, but Is very prudent. moderate
and safe mnn under all circumstances.
His election seems to be very certain, judy
ing from tho signs of the times, and few
men are better qualified Cor the Office.
INC on North State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

The highest prices we have heard of ,lf-
ring the season, exceeding those obtained
~ any other market IN The state, were re
allied yesterday At the Exchange, a. will
arpcarby the following statement, being
for a part Of the crop raised byJ W. Dali
by, of Granville county, N. G. SALES
made by II. a. Young a Bro, commission
merchants OF this city:
Hox Noi-l,ought by Mcsrs. chievcs
& MaclIn. at 500 per hundred.
Box No. Thought by the same nc sa2.
Tiercc No. Thought by Chas. A. Jack
son 4 CO., at S55.
Tierce No. ply The same ut $50, nugs. J
TIerce No s--By G. w. spicer, (sun
cufedl nj S37.
Tlerce No. i-By cliicvcs a Maclin, tsun
curcd) al SCI
The tIcrccs were all Of heavy weights.
not lees than half hogshcad We give
names Of planter, commission merchant.
and manufacturers, That no one may have
occasion to regard the statement a. being
loosely made. We take occasion here 20
repeat what we have several times endea-
vored TO impress on the minds OF planters,
that tobacco Of superior quality always
brings high prices, while Inferior Or CONF
mon descriptions, one year with another,
briefly pay the expenses Of cultivation.
The above mentioned sales attest In an
emphatic manner the high position which
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

Last Sunday night quite o commotlon
was raised IN certain parts Of the town.
People ran to their gates asking what's to
pay?n whats the matter?n And some
Thought II was a rowor q fires but itwasn't.
II was just a colored brother who got hap
by and went to shouting with all his might
in the church of Observation-Disclosures some
two hundred yards up street, He .'woke
the snakes, for little while certain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

We believe we published about this time
last year that therein was seen such a
wheat crop before. We now repeat 1t.
And we also published that there were
more grains in the heads and the largest
grains that were ever known before. We
now repeat this too. And we have the aii-
thority ofsome Of our best farmers for say
ing So.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

This accomplished scholar and excellent
teacher has opened a School for Boys N
the lcIightful town Of Mocksville, \. G.,
and we cannot too highly commend y g
an who have SONS or wards TO educate. =
Nature never moulded more finished
gentleman, aud rarely indeed has college
turned out moro flnished scholar than
DIR. John Wilson, who graduated at Chap
81 Hili some years ago with the very
highest lsonors. We know Of no man 70
bcAttIng tho Presidency o. the University
ofthis state with corps Of Professors Of
his own choice we do not doubt but that
Institution would soon rival its palmlcst
days, when from Ave to six hundred stu
dents walked the campus. tsee DR.. VIII
sons adv. Of his school.) lh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29
Town DIARY. Hot.
Want a fan.
And a paper shirt.


From our Caswcll Correspondent.
I Went TO church hi townthe other Sum
day. Won't say what town. 1t was a
mighty good sermon aid the organ did me
heap OF good for / love music. come
home and the first question Ma asked was
!" who didyou see ~ Well. saw lots.
saw threedry goods clerks-they'll never
be whittier when they are dead with pa
per collars choking their threats ogling
three school girls who would once and
awhile giggle and put their hymn books
up to their mouths. I saw young wo-
man dressed up like a-circus horse come in
like she was walking on pins and she
kneeled downand said her prayers. | saw
two old maids with curIs aud dun fidgits
on. / saw four married women with four
seedy looking husbands come in leading
s little children by the hands. These wo-
men had dress and hair fixins and jewclry
enough on to weigh one hundred pounds
and they were tanning themselves with
little jewelcd fans not bigger than but
ter hy's wing. They too kneeIed down
and said their prayers. While. the seedy
looking men all took a "cliaw" of tobac-
co and squared themselves down to en-
JOYCE thesermon. Isaw an old lady dress
Ell In black with long flap cared bonnet
on and turkey tail fan in her hand slide
into the church and squat herself into the
first pew she come to. And Thought; Oh
Lord, that was as good as that old wo-
mani Iean't give the tcxttosaye my life,
What with looking at other folks and
thinking about my pretty self. forgot all
about the preacher and his text. i mean
tostay athome next Sunday and hear old
brother F--- preach in his old clothes and
sing through hisno~c. Mn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29
BLLHov,S lrlREHousE.

The Farmers around Milton have "Elli-
sons Warehouse" on the brain. The pri-
ccs run 50 big there and the old hard
working planter i treated 50 literally
that common saying b: "rhat Ware
house can get every stick Of Tobacco
put into markell Go Il, little Miltonl
sThc steamers acomingp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

They'll neverquit pienickIng a- long as
they live. And now there Is another one
OF these things coming Off at Company
Shops to-day. All the little folk and big
too are expected from Greensboro. Hope
nobody win get snake bit, or sit down on a
"chigger,n or enticea lizard % run up 'em.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

For THE Plain LADIES. lin tic list
Of premiums offered for the juno cxhibi-
ton Of the COBB County Agricultural So
cicty. VIC find the following:
M. George Sharp, icwcller OF Allan
ia. Ga, offers the following, to be award
ed at the annual fair:
"Silycr pitcher, waiter and sublets, val
ned at $50, to the plainest and neatest
dressed LADY, introducing d style for Gcor-
gia ignoring present fashions. Said pre-
MUM tobc awarded on the first day Of the
annual fair Of Cobb county. held in 1870,
and confined exclusively TO ladies of Cobb
county Mr.. Sharp offered this special pre-
MUM, believing that present fashions do
not conducc to the health. style or beauty
Of those We love most
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29
N y L IL Il
Slalc Of North l'aroIina.

Stale oil NORM ar0llIla.
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
In tho Superior Court Of Alamancc county
June 18th 1870.
q r flason as Administrator q John wilkins dc.
ceaScd--Piainlin.
u1dfnsf.
w + wilkins. ElixahethIlippey. Mary Alice Rip
pey, John Harder, Joseph Harder, Mary
Alice Adams aud the heirs at law Of
Martha Stephens defendants.
Petition 10 make real esfute dsscfs.
RI Appearing 10 the Satisfaction II the Court that
L the above mentioned heirs nj law of Martha s.
Stepheas, parties defendants arc non residents ii
this state and thai they are proper parties 10 the
above cult, they are hrrehv summoned IN the name
nf the state 20 appear In the same before the Clerk
81 the Superior Court of Alamancc county IN his
Office IN Graham on "Wednesday the 10th day Of
August 1870; then and there n answer the above
named petition. otherwise the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief IN schpctiiion demand
cd.
infralln0ny whereof tho undersigned, w. A.
Albright. clerk ~ the said Court hath hcrcuntu
set his.hand this the 18th day cf June $50.
w. A. ALBRIGHT, sc.
June 9sih. n 2se
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

Orange county is so quiet that blind
man with gold in his pocket and q dia-
mond inside Of him needn't be afraid to
walk all over it.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29
NOTICE.

TWILL meet the Tax payerS fIIilshoro Town.
II ship It Calvin E.Smiths. Friday July fst, and
n llillsboro saturday July 1nd. and Monday july
iths for The purpose OF collecting the Township
Tax. haie all viii attend and pay promptly ~
] can show f1sors ~ no ono.
W. &. TURRESTTNE, TIC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

Mr. N. II. Callum, the popular young
Druggist al Company Shops. Ina somnam-
bnlic condition, walked Off the top Of a
house the othernight and falling broke his
arm. We are glad It was no worse. Mr..
calIum l. one Of the best practically edn-
Gated young druggists In the State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

BE- G. T.. Parish, Registrar, requests US
to announce that he will proceed on Sat
irday next 10 register the names Of voters
for niIIsboro precinct.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

Average Temperature for ARE Month.
1869, June; Maximum 9i0, Minimum SO,
Average %. Rain 12days.
1870, June 10 18th inclusive.
Max. f27th 2sth) 05o.
Min. llith) 56'.
Med. 75o.
Rain days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29
CANDIDATES..
prraanIs JIiile a1th $50.

DrRHAMs Jflne eth 1870.
Mess,~ Editors Of Recorder Gents; As there
seems TO be m open field. since Gov. Graham de-
cllned tn accept the nomination rendered to him
by the Convention, and having been solicited by
many friends from different parts % the county 10
allow my name to be announced as a candidate
ET TN Senate. have consented to do so. subject.
TO the action. of the Executive Committee, should
they think proper to make another nomination,
which they have fiiled to do up 10 this time SO far
as know. lwilendeayort0 attend at the different
tax gatherings in the county and discuss the state
% Affairs in the County 10 the best Of y ability.
Respectfully, w. NJ. GUESS.
Ef3- We are authorized 81 aIu0unce NELSON
Il. HALL, Esd, candidate Tor a seat in the House
Of Representatives. Election IL Igud.
rrrwe are authorized 10 announce JOHN
LAWS as 4 candidate for rc-elpclion TO the Office
Of Register OF Deeds FOR Orange county. at the en-
suing election 10 be held the frst Thursday in
Amspst next.
E5s.W We are aHthorizrdfo Announce r. N. AnGo
n acandidate for the Senate Of the next Lcgisla-
tire.
f7- We are authorized 10 announce RTCH'D
N. JONES. Esd. ~ q candidate for the Senate in
the next Legislature of North Carolina.
To the Cuizeas Of Oraqe County.
Having received the nomination by the County
Convention, held on the 2ist inst, announce
myself 4 candidate for the Office Of Register Of
Deeds for this County.
Very Respectfully.
+. NASH.
II hope the late Convention viii pardon
me for DECLARING ms salt candidate for the Office
of REGISTER 81 Deeds, afier having been ruled of
twice BY a convention. now appeal to The peo-
ple II Orange for decision. / do not wish to
press myselfunon the people, hut they shall not
say cut myself out ~ Office any moro, l wi
back for no man or set % men.
Respectfully Yours.
JESSE W. COLE.
tive are requested ~ announce THOMAS
IT, HUGHES. Esp, rs candidate for sheriff Of
Orange county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

STRUcKBY LIcHTNINe, During the
thunder storm, on Sunday evening last, the
chimney Of Mr.. Rufus Trexler's house was
struck by lightning in the western part Of
the city. Dir. 7. and his wife were in the
house at thetime, and strange to say, ala
though severely stunned, were hot person.
any injured. Mr.. +. was sitting II the
aoor' and the bat on his head was badly
,of,. ~ tlie electric fluid; yet he escaped
psd'iy pam, The CHIMNEY was demolish-
ca ana = Jog killed under the house. A
kerosene lamp "a the mantle was exploded
and il was with some difficulty that M
flames were extinguished. Salisbury FL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29
Peaches & Tomatoesl

FRUIT cANSi FRUIT CANSli
CoME To LAWS Tin starr and eet supplied:
" Quarts q 10 ref dozen, ditto p per doz.
jnc21 JOHN LAWS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29
VALUABLE
Lam s for Sale!

rI,HE subscriber intenain. u cmigrate oaery for
Il sale all his Lands. viz Ny Home pi1ntas
ton and Tan Yard, containing abort 30 acres /:
good farming land; Ill Necessity buildings In
good rcpair-TaD lIrd in cool working order pnd
considerable Quantity Of excellent Bark on rand
and all afartus Necessary 20 commencing business
n any time. One tract Ofi10 acres. kn0wn q tho
MILL Tract, With good Mill.seai e Dani--gnod
Land, Dwelling and Kitchen. Barn and stables !;
this tract i-some miles North East " Afeancs,
vile aud o. North Wost " liiilsborough. Also
ono Eat nj the hast uamAd fk miles containing
some 300 acres. Also one lpt Of . acres miles
west Of Hillsborough pn the public road.-Rood
ffaine dwelling. good wei of wafer, very conye-
uient aud desirable situation.
/ also ofcr, A. Agent &c nv snn stephen n. For.
rest, Jr. osfc trn't miles North Of Marlborough
and neT ERo Church. 81 acres. good fsrminr
Land. good House with some repairs good Earrl
and other buildings Also. % acres near Cedar
erovr.aA timber. All the above property ofer
for sale on terms 70 suit the times. ANY fnnrna.
ton VIII BE- given BY litter. Ny address r Uills
horn NC. VIII wait on those who desire to sce
the Lands.
ST. PnRN +. FORREST.
Nay 9Hh lSl0. am.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

This negro ARRESTED and jailed here for
an attack on DR. Montgomery Is still IN
Jail at Danyille. He was arrested aud put
in jail there soon after he broke out Of jail
here some two months since. II the evil
dence against this negro be sufficiently
strong he should be brought back; fnot-
let him be tarned LOOSE: for there is no use
in his staying in jail to 10 purpose.
From Orange County, we learn that q
refugee named Mayn0r, recently wrote
back home to have his crop Of grsiin har-
vested. Under the notices for hands 70
reap for Maynor, appeared aridtlier notice
from the Kukiux, warning all laborers not
to cut that grain, and the grain is now
rotting in Maynor's field. Raleigh Stan
do,.d.
gsvThat's tinhcard Of ners, boys, in
these parts! WHO in thunder is this man
.Maynor?' Is the Stanford sure il has
not been hoaxcd?
Town ARY.-Hot.
Want fan.
And a paper shirt.
1t is certainly very warm.
But ain't il hot }?
hi the warinest weather ever felt.
Shoe fly
P.S, wcwilltry and write an article on
Ice next week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

seeresar,'s once Nersh Carolina n. Road,
Company Shops. n. G. June %, 1905
tftIIE Twensy-fir>t annual meeting of the Stock
l holders ofibc North Carolina Rail Road Com.
pans will NC hrd nj HSboro', IN. G., on thc 2nd
Thursday liih ~ July. 1870 Stockholders who
cannot attend will please be represented by proxy.
tdfn +. A. Stage. Sec'y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

~ aniner of Orange County will hold Exami-
nation Of candidates for Teachers of common
School in said county, at Hillshoroush, ON the Ord
saturday IN July.
Each applicant for certificate u requested to
he punrtllally present. !. w. HUGHES,
June -. 1870. e Examiner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29
WANTED
TOBACCO STEMS.

II All psepayedto pay highest cash pricr for To-
Il bacco stems. either loose or IN H0gsheads. II
priced they should be in strong hog,hcas ~ inch
g in head by y long 70 weigh not lfss than 1870
ls free from scrap Tobacco or short stems. Par.
ties having stems. win do well 10 zee me before
selling a. am purchasing for foreign Nanuiar-
turcrs who can afford 10 pay highest prices.
u. III. pEABERTON.
Office over Payr Bro'sStore. next door 20 ClaTk's
Danvillo, Va. June % I'm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19

NEw CoTroN. The Savannah "News,"
of Monday, says: "Messrs. Groover, Stubbs
" Go. received yesterday the fret bale Of
cotton Of, the new crop. 1t was shipped to
them by Messrs. r. B. Hunhewell and Co.,
of Bainbridge, Ga
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19
WALnALLA, SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1870.

tho saddle, passed the day at St. Avcrne,
which was abandoned on Tuesday and occu.
pied by the Prussians. Some of their ad.
vance picketsscam up with our rear guard.
but were driven back without much difficulty
Only six votes against the censure of Oil
viers Ministry
There is great activity at Cherbourg.
a dispatch from Metz says the Prince I'm.
perial is still there, where the Emperor will
cereainly makefa stand. Prince do Joinville
and Duo D'AsHala, are at Wiesbaden and
Count dc Pansf fs in England
Admiral R'ideneifer de Noury will com
mand the Parisian dcfences with 5000 can.
nonnccrs. The left wing of the army is at
Saverno
Feeble attempts to proclaim a republic at
Marseilles andToulouse were easily Suppressed.
The Senate. adopted the project of law
tending to aiming the nation The Corps
Legislatif was very stormy. The tumults in.
tcrrupted business. The President, worn out
with the toll Of the proceedings, ceased his
efferts to maintain order, and the meeting
s. WY dispersed.
LONDON, August 11.-Advices from the
Prussian frolfa to 10 O'Clock Wednesday night
state that the French army Is falling back to
~ A'"o o NA"'o'Ic, hhiI"sseu ny tne ffuS-
sian oavalry,s which had already passed
Suarunion, Falquanmont and Lasetanges.-
Stores of oil kinds and railway trains had fal
len into the hands Of the Erusians They had
taken the small fortrcs Hutzestien in Vosges,
which the French had evacuated, leaving
guns and provisions.
Earl Derby, 10 public speech, strongly
urged non.intervention.
kilograms from Metz give assurance that
Bazains is the real commander in chief of the
French army, with two corps now at Mctz.-
The others are under McMahon
At the battle Of Worth the French charg.
cd the Prussians eleven times McNIahon
was fifteen hours in the saddle without food.
lie fell from his horse, fainting, into ditch,
but was accidentally discovered, and recovered
sufficiently to direct the retreat of his shat
tered army on foot. There was no horse left.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19
p O e u Q A T.
Labor, Wealth and Pride

AaDor, wealth. and Pride.
ny s. SMITH.
oeia ,i wealth to Pride one pleasant morn,
While moving outward on the train,
u think. 4 you and l were gono,
The world would strive to move in win"
"Your words, Sir Wealth, arc apt and lust"
-, Said Pride; If we should cease to be,
The world would soon consume with rust,
Since 1t Is moved by you and me-"
Now Labor heard these boas,ings vain,
and laying work and care aside,
Said hc. "We'll SEQ who moves this train ;"
80 down he sat by Wealth aud Pride.
But Prido put up her dainty nose,
Ills cousin Wealth looked somewhat black,
An now greater trouble rose
The train stood still upon the track.
BACK to your work." cried Wealth and Pride,
Perceiving their awkward case;
Wealth twitched his mouth from side TO side,
And Pride grew paler in the face
But not word stout Labor said;
lie sat like one in calm repose,
Until Wealth like suitor plead,
Anu Pride let down her naughty nose.
And then, with half-sarcastic mien
ilc calmly rose, and took his place;
The pOndcrous wheels revolyed again--
The train resumed its won.ed pace.
Now let us honor Labor more
And bow less low to Wealth and Pride;
For lifc's the track we'erc passing Ger
Ihe worlds the train on which we ride.