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BAUGH's RAW BONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE of LIME

AN now receiving my supplies of this MA
IL NURE, and Planters can rely upon getting
an article fully up to standard as per analysis.
All bought from myself or authorized Agents,
will guarantee, as every cargo 30 sold is ana.
iyzed on arrival here. and the high character
of the Manure fully kept up.
j. n. ROBSON.
Sole Agent for South Carolina, Nos. ] and .
Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, s. G..
County.
Prof. Shepard says Of analysis made October
Ito, 1869: "A valuable Manure, and decidedly
superior to the article of last year"
Experiment made by NJ. &. NJ Hammond. Of
Beech Island, S. c.:
No Manure. SS7lbs. seed cotton pr acre
J75lbs. Pei. Guano.1 ,32S :"
115 lbs. Baugh's. j ,4S9 ''
Dec y -3mo
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Beat Southern soeru lshsller. ~ Medal
e Southern grain cradle. 80. Medal |

65od- planter. -. medal
best!ootton gin. South Carolina made !
stssI.e Z ~ Medal
,5s.i,sgs ,sye 70, Medal
Bsst.ootton gin, open to the world. 1C
Southefn road wagon. :. 1C
Senthern2 horse wagon. .....
Southern dump cart, 1 horse. :. S
OK yoke. Medal
Best and largest lot of agricultural
end Horticultural implements. Medal
Simplicity OF construction not de.
tracting from the efficiency of the arti-
Gle, viii be viewed as the greatest merit.
* s-ds B. s 81 MACHINERY,
Best steam engine for agricultural
purposes, at work on the ground
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niuiuiS VI urtlcieS receiving premiums
OF the Society at this exhibition, will not
oe allowed to compete for prizes here
after IN the same class.
FORAGE FOR STOCK.
Ihere VIII be forage master on the
ground VINO Will furnish grain and
forage, Mt market price, to the owners of
stock
Stalls will not be furnished upon tbe
grounds of the Society for unrnlv or
dangerous animals, and such will he
promptly excluded. " "
AWARDS OF PREMIUMS.
The premiums will be awarded from
the Executive Stand, at II o'clock. on
Friday. W
SALE OF STOCK
The auction sales of live stock will
take place on Friday, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
but the animals sold cannot be removal
from the grounds until the close of the
exhibition
a well regulated police Of the Society,
aided by that of the city of Columbia,
Will be on the grounds during the entire
exhibition, to preserve order.
All person having business with the
Society, or wishing information not
herein furnished, will address the Secre.
tary, Mt Cokesbury, S. c..
ID. WYATT AIKEN.
! Secretary and Treasurer.
CONSTITUTION OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA .IG.
RIcULTURAL AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY.
SECTION l. This Society shall be STYLED
The South Carolina Agricultural and
Mechanical Society,"" the object of which
shall be to develop and promote the en-.
tire material interests of the State.
SEC. 2. The officers shall consist of one
PRESIDENT, four Vice-P Presidents. one
treasurer and Secretary, to be elected
annually. and to continue in Office until
their successors shall be elected at the
next succeeding meeting of the Society.
SEC. 3. The annual meeting of this
Society shall take place on the second
Wednesday in November.
SEC. 4. The President, or in his alb
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Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the South Carolina Railroad Com.
pany, and of the Southwestern Rail
road Bank.
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STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
w Il o L E S ALE DRY GOODS.
Domestic tics Store. KING ST.. Lace ssS Store
Feb 27 CHARLESTON, s. c. 1v
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j. n. ROBSON. Commission Merchant.
NOS. AND e ATLANTIC WHARF.
CHARLESTON, S. c.
HAV1NG ample means for advances, a busi-
IL ness experience of twenty years, and
contning himself strictly to CoMM1ss1oN
BUSINESS, without operating on his own ac-
connt, respectfully solicits consignments of
Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, etc.
Shippers Of Produce to him may, at their
option, have their consignments sold either in
Charleston or New York; thus having the ad-
vantage o. two markets, without extra COM
mission.
!.EFERESCTS:
Bishop W. M. Wightman, S. c.; Col. VIM.
Johnson, Charlotte, n. c.; Rev. T. o. Summers,
tennessee; Hon: John 7. King, Augusta, Ga. !;
Messrs. George W. Williams a CO., Charles,
ton. :. G.: Messrs. Williams, Taylor Il Co.,
Ne" 1orf Arril % +1y
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Warranted not to Gall in any Service,
Or in any Climate,
n II

SUMMEKvILLE, S. c., DEcEMbER II, 1869.
-Hessrs. Chapean d Hetron- GENTLEMEN:
have used on my mules working in carts and
the phosphate cars the FLAG COLLAR pur.
chased from you, and can say that it is tho
best Collar have ever used. Two of my mules
were very badly CALLED, aud worked steadily
with them, and are now perfectly we'll
cheerfully recommend them to all horse and
mule owners. l am, respectfully,
j. NJ. LAWTON.
DORCHESTER ROAD, :. c., DECEMBER lG, 1869.
MesSrS. Chdpean 6 Netron-GESTLEMEN:
have used your FLAG COLLAR on my mules
and horses, both in cart and plow, and find it
the best Collar have ever used, and can say
with pleasure that fully endorse it's merits as
claimed Ivy yon. Respectfully,
II. b. BAKER NJ. d.
For sale by
CfIAPEAU g. HEBRON,
Manufacturers Of
SADDLES, HARNESS, FIRE Cars, BELTS. &c
And Dealers IL
Government Mcclellan Saddles and Govern
ment Team Harness
/ ALSO,
Agents for the celebrated Dexter Bonnots, +"
for the prevention Of Sun-strok
NO, 6 Meeti Ing Street,
Next to Mills House,)
Jan 20 RI E sTON, 8, C. tlmo
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SAVANNAH, Ga, March 3, 1867.
Nh. G. w. A.MAR-- Dear Sir: A member Of
my family, suffering long from Dyspepsia, has
Bitters,@ than from any other medicine she be
has ever tried. 1t is most excellent for invigo-
rating the system and creating an appetite.
regard it as decidedly the most beneficial of all
dyspeptic remedies. Yours very respectfully,
n. J. DARRELL.
Sold oy al Druggists. General Agents, RIs-
LEY & Co, 1ll Chambers s;., N. i. april f1y
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Sss ; = as',ss, .ss-y.. ~. i,.,.s.
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Amcr1cnu Cbutchc8-

Rev. HsrEJ Jones, Vicar OF st Luxeh, Berwick
ss.eet Loodo1s Communicates 10 tns Loaoou
Luardt1" very Interesting psoer on rue Au.ri-
1onf IN tns S:a{eA Ia sfttes:
... wa not prepared 10 dnd such stEo1& tvt-
oecSs OF popular reapsc. for reigtoa u mot me
6, mere M dofiG2 my tour. ! loand then not
tn1 @ .tsshs3. af 3 20 tas ooua3y n1t ~ sne fose:
ca. ~ stst fond ol Tile. n7d rrxn1Aaone, Aad
tals As!e snoWa i,aall often In tha conventional
cooa 2! ne'J which Arc ado 3ted hy tho war;
TS !. roqe ~ - !a.,t coa7uy private Iadg
eone pas;!cala1 comm atty, tue ma uperg OF
Wn1cQ profess kGt faIe oplutoaR ann link
shsrpl5 a1Nr each other. l an b3uai to saY,
howevef. tnas ose csusca wlli rece,vs members
submated 10 this congregation with wnou tpeY
wish to pe ID couHuu1on. hive head mar,
read COT On S1bdly. All this shozs t1e ntsys.
leEce OF s mihnte ece1eslS.tc u .u2erslaon wa,ca
rms through too whole foaes Il prn'es.1nR Cars
'fsLB IN America. Tue AEcfic4n Cnuec1 Ia The
Jar. s: tense u conger1es OF EeISlnus eo1o!lcs
Hblco bare NJ permanent federation Etoa oe
itP, hoacstt, Us Il we're, rtpQ otc, wt1e religious
provision u a sds 1or ths ua-keK OF TIC pc 'p!e
Tiefc u lLile IN America corresponding 70 tue
provision Of the ueanA OF DtULe Eorantp fot tae
sro0r' OF whieh we neAr IN Et1lAod. 1ava
Can chuIches- But tue real aaascF, - speAS
geDera'U, u that 7hefe ere few X oot,' a. g
uncerstahd toe word. Largt M lpef1 OF sae
wur4irg ctalsss vto might be loosely clta ted a.
eorr-std bare attecaed Eauy Eesvt;eA u1
los ktd 10 Nbtle t1eJ eso oc:c7 ne'd-tn tnA a2ht
Of st1er dirg soue plAce ii woEsa'p ! have ~cen
COT QftI1tlons OF Me'nodl'ts Or BsDi .anlo
an, ote With 81 cy fcf ehe podal a1nou OF the
na'estsl OF czovd could petco.rs - oaoe seat
sbo4e fre-ent dtd rot oelouk 10 Ahat 70 pam Ab'
wuuA cali tHe upper q utodle At]eA. Norsosds
No NJ too ready 70 form ~ opn1nn o. IA gea"
, 1870-01-16
" EARLY DAYS" In NEVADA
Silver Land NabQbE.



One Of tho curious features Of Pacific coast life
- the aia1tlltK uncertainty that m11ks man &
cs.teE IT, taa Einea He LAY sp.1nE from poeetty
and then Ntsr while he may become poor again
so suddenly as 10 m4ku al 2hat uhtte mir Iali o0
Al iea.e b!s he.d - clean - nlllIs51 oalL The
RIe11 Nevada Nivrr excitement Of 'a3- - Wss pro-
lDc tn this to1t OF T1csAsl1udeF.
Two hlothets, teamsteIs, did Eone h11linx for
am.a IN SaM,ts GU 40 nsa % s,ks s%s! ..oa
casD. They RbTo an outsider 4 tn!fd to open The
ME, AID they went on feaoing. Bus not loaK.
Le9 mouths dIstaNd 10 q mtne - - & ons Of deos
roy al0o, ,uC0 year. They had t1at hAndsone in-
cuu tot last shout > o yea1E-Aud tneg dreased
IL The loncestki!ds q caatuEes and Hore m1Rnty
dnnoras. and pls1ed poker for su1uyenent, these
u en- HhO had seldom had to at ono ume IN I'll
their 3lyx1 Ie,ofe. One OF them IA teutin[ bar Tor
vnPe', no~. and toe other u serEipg hta country
Ffaucsco att1o month. He waA very sl1d 70
get tbst enployuen 100.
Nyer.d Of wore 4of9 woitn Of diamonds ia hi
potor, spd 8 orc be EAs unhappy because be
couldn't epend hts mones ~ falt Al he made 1t.
tour 10 achieye succesa 1t lat Within yeae's
nme nn nasp'nesa ~as secure for he hadn's =
Arothtr Nev.dA uabob boaa.ed An trcome that
oiIen reached $4,000 = mouth; and ne used to
love 10 tell how be had 1ofked IN the very mioe
trht Jie.ded II for 1se dollars dav Wnen he arst
attained 10 toe tsr more e1cecding grandeur Of
wofkllR Z in II sRtto, nt four dollars day.
TIE slvtr atd A&Ge.bfosn sac h3s kcovle1Re
OF aroiber Of these pes OF fortuue-afted lrom
tual poverty 10 an lence almost IN . single
ntRht-s ho eAs aole to oner 5leo 900 for position
Of nigh dstoeuop, shortly alter -aso. ana did Of.
feEr-sto ntlle oVef year ago iEend saw
him .hove'Fps groE on The Pae'no Rs,,road for 4
hy,re, awny up on the summit OF tue s,efrss
tomo 7euo feet ABOVE the levet Of cou{ort aud
tie kca. The fnsrd reuarked that It must be
preuy ba1d wosk-'nongu, ~ kus sno Y was tvea.
~ nse feet deep, It promised TO bt s'eady Jsc,
1t least. Yes, be said. ne oi1n'l ntnd IT ,.ou,
,bengh ueLth or 70 a9O wheo II w2s s1ts-t 81
lert oe< D ana 6ull $40 .lrg, he wasn't 81 much
II: eohed to It, Such IL lite
Tntn thera was John Sulth. ThAs wasn't bta
nae c, bus 20 1itl cal htun that He was 4 GOOD,
For e~t k1pd. ncartco fellow. born and sea1ed ID
Inc yer raoks OF ls, and a.ly u 1otspt
He drove team. aud Ihe teAm brlonR.d 20 ~.
otper nan. By and bye he married r1cu 70 aA4,
Who ned ANAL fAncn,-a r1ccn th1t Nd sn eM
! comfortable living. Tor although Ii yielded but
l1s,c nay, what Tito II osd Iteld was 10Th IRON
$50 70 S5oa 10 COLA per ton 10 tah raarkst Pres
enuy suMn raded fe scres Of The Ea-oh tor
Us opened nc m1as AZ and y, ontlt !ttae
A1i4xEAe1 ~ quit fatNaX h1ya tor his mining IN
, 1870-01-16
A ARclnarknb.e eEMtexS&tntnent

Anew Tot1 Eedlcs. penodl.A nAs ths so,loH-
iDEE; ,...,,-,..
'ast l!leJ 10 BE- piessnsed 70 sae p1o1c ~ Is form
which cantc. 1ai. 70 ce acprecis'ed Csc Or.
HoHon, IS He lsala nom ::,ha Am<.ican E10ti+t.
q ne eF Ee:a ss:; srsss q
Church, wher.at NOT only: Is YOUTH to be 1asc.-
ns1ea VIII hJHooEcat ssepca after al s1nre1T
% 1esene1,. M and T osasss, NY. ' WITH sds.ntss s
themselves, unt:e In t1eRnds aud practcs VI s'e6
economies q snr beng" Psec.ssu Ha.: ne
ture to ~, but kstu,ntay that lcA pnrase Il t.
tetded TO b. 1aplea =. tue ysr1o phys oios's1
,ne1 q q nss q ;s.asl1 |.
desirable tnas peop.e knould ua..e ia puo!c- II II
10 ne i4taht o.n1. ho.e.es. ~: NJ a L ,.s .u5-
p'eees upon tueIee1s hrooshs before toeo,, aud
s1e" Faacy " sodSiuT ii ap1oons1's or OF
epuMetl, dfuoI aTsups aish tao Inauisln An e1-
5a 59ox ii ss
to me so5 asa r. Haip u 9Ss q a5Ds, G
c,.st d relall& TO the bones, muscles, arteries,
Vens, hraic. letves. 1tssut:4 orgsas Of hearing,
seer Z, sAs hog, snue ling, ct. - Hero Il a1u2y
fot.paEop, ano tuc1aen II CD t1re .! tas tae sr1s-
In 0or mlEds ear We hcas noy aud gtsir tu1-
rg sne.r silver ro'ces to haruoal u IN tnpru.
Wed deet sf1er this taAtoo:
u ffuat.ias sss iii a,i,saasion Il assas 'a' ''o'
we Gt14I Dc st144t IL kA1Sd lt0kHF Gf 4Ap3L%s
Iuta "a bt pic ae.L oulA. md Ester.
SnoaLi o1..insI zee &c corpo+liiors Of tk!R soEt
oe ntu fctt Mt IN nua oet % MAIN sl1 tAe nakEDLt
Of 1he occasI7p, re loud >u9zsst ,as ad1ptan q
i COT psehen Aie dtts Q! cI1 a.1dtpI days. y1.oa
fu,f1l!sd III tae couiiEon4 Of c1mpoutloa fer taA
pg1za ahuFe Offered, In ea4hf7c1n9 neas.y asekS
iopio In thu Esns . Of medicine. II ee1A4 nns,
Au.s ~ A1ser1. atl.a w;sh iaieetsoa. .
s:st ssss s;stsiI MIss g s.s.
as Il. - ts:'ssss e ssss 4;ssz % .s
Tne EXTRA rotu conustod Of fRaoty&e,aS4lt ltats.
sId exhausted tna phsoes Ard tho r>edsoai
sc7ct ces austlta5scussJ, With nsupto q Nsss 10
lR2y eueeir8 -
> fySo ,.' .-=-f : --H4So
, 1870-01-16

On OF the CITY zef ID their ent,dran sway. Fortso
q CAT part they dopos even eco the p:aoa whittier
lnty HI taken, but IeaIn the nane OF tat yilIage
cf nanlet frnM certificate presented BY the
M1Jcs Of tho ltca.lU, From time to time they
VISIT thtI chlGfer, tut usually e. lopg fntsSTala
oecante III o'ten 100 far AA83 end cftener no
en- take msie active pun In he bu1aess Of ule
nan n most other counr1ea aud this IL eanedLy
NE easo With the trading clssses. TEE French
nan 1bo taxes to hluselt q wife does not regard
htf merely u an aneotiouAe companion, tao
mother and nurse Of his children, ths Keeper OF
MA houso, bat he makes her also the vasehfu
g9.Io,ao Of n,s mercantile interests, hls cu.es
alesWoman, his booekeepef, h3 corresponding
e!efE tS y tue FtEeTal AID ainost untye.sal
practice n Ftaneo that tho Jouug married Houan
snoaid be Ees husnerds chief associate in nb
70 raiuAole, 10 xealona o. 20 cheap i. heta Tne
nt:de steps nam the church % the co9uses,
asy aos d o inns aa 90 Eaaass o1as
ard 80 theJ M deIpatcned mo the county 70
lrgr-, The FeSuin nre obvious enough. Tne ms
terEal carr, nfch nothing can reptaee ia wanting
a1d ne Mortality q tar greater 1san in couurres
poorer 1he people Who tana pns cat thev infants,
the tets tteJ can PAT, and the greater II. neglect
ehsn &c u ae sen;t7 1a ssla
~ Will cite an itstnnce. ssIs the s4me authority,
u ltat cane within ny knowledge n prosperna.
wife, who was forthwith trssailed a. his nead
cl.rI. child wss born and fent OUT TO nnrse II
tie coartr7. The parents viNeed l.
bat the child died. Another EcAowed.
WAS similarly rusticascd, aud likewise died. The
sane lhir g occurred with third, fourth aud 1Stn
c1Ed. The father, having realized competency,
dtpcsed Of hts oca,uess. 4 sixth calld wns born.
al WAS resred at hoEe, throye well, 1nd IL Grow
icg up. The parents are healthy people, aad II Il
Oily falr to suppose that ii the I'VE cnidrea A1t
received the fame attention IS the sixth, they
also would hAge llred xco nonr.shed." It may be
ssld this Il an exceptional caBe but 1t Is no rarity
to near oI healthy children dying ont Ut nurse,
and. II re mty believe the FreDc1 journals, Ine
vGlaIce OF tie local authorities Is rot s1r1c.ea.
TO cteck the Da1prRcticea OF toezs catd-1Ar1ntog
EoMep. Who, II they do not actually potsou me
chidfeu, aie gully OF such neglect aud NI.tre2t-
3 ent u 70 LEAD 70 the SANS result. There exists
u FTsnne a. association for the protection OF Gill;
DO much 70 Btem this state o! rhingl.
, 1870-01-16

oss Than ~! y tho 10. Of hssed,tar,
n mot 1n,s alSas in.1 Te Est11eo gye1 IN support
crowned hapo:eon, duenc.iou which hs hed
fs1osso f,a g. e1tn 70 Aexeuoer lie Crest! Anotser
9nS, S nc M ftesl0ens sid that Napoleon hso made
n.. rosn. Milh eLsA runber CT troops, he o1ef.
eams a. !wo mtl!on Pzuea1aps uuder Iceophon! A.
~, ~ M nenGaIs 10 the F1estde1tb iRrorapce, Herr
1Slog informed his class that the Pole was IN
az 1so"sa os no folcF We canLot, Of coulse, VOC
But Herr you Ftchudl ttiendl the Bot1yian Tnsrer.
unm me sseeplpR charges Of tumorality Whfon
10 Drought aeatnst Them. Tha women Of
SSsuu.sao. ne eay,. arn equally con1ptcuoua sor
, 1870-01-16
For TAs Chicago 1ttounk.
The Boys in Idaho.
NK aIuku n HaHlnH

The Boys in idaho.
Br aARln D, HOBART.
The gates on broken hinges
Arc svlratrg to and fro, ......
Ard IN and ont through the po2llr bougts
Ire Eoan1cg bseez.sgo.
No sorg It rsrrJ rea2e1s
F1okta Ger the Prairie brown,
Crcnecked the cattle Wander
Through tn feree fa1ltpg ooH1,
And lorely acti FAD IN she morning light,
Ard lone tn tho evenings glow,
Tia old mAn uts ard no1znet0
Fos the bola In Idaoc.
"Ah, me. the land goes falov,
AID ,dle lies the p!ow,
Uncut are NIL tee UeadoWE
And the hatra are empty nov
"So cleaning corn On the-hl1tlde,
No vavtcg wheat On tie plA.p,
And Silent and bare the brown earth lies
Nealh the sunshine = golden ral1-
"Arti dresry the days rinos they leis m
In the sp1trg.siDe1 tender glow,
TO ielve for gold and silver
In the mines Of Idaho.
@Tns fpstng conss bach With ltz dsls,es,
ana The blue-bId's silveIy strain,
And the Ntnt-foxess waze IN the woodland,
But TIE boys come uot again.
1.-THE prairie hath It's hidden mi1e1
Od silver and Of gold.
IT. tressures It Yields 70 the stalEals arm,
AEd the neast toat Is slzonK and bold.
"Ard better tue farCer's CHEEKY to1
Than the M1et1 Wa1t aud woe,
Ard surer the psaiEiet sesisn Of Kzlp
Than The gold Ct Idshor
, 1870-01-16
e s !o,a: ,i.I 5tssa.s 1s.satHHIKG GODDR

l?t5Elaho11tfd, M. tx
E S.os ssia e. stsss,s &C. GOODS
informed N what instances 1t nSsz sz;egad he hsa
The psesenaed lrRtaiasiye constzuotton By ssa
Diocesan Convention va2> >ds1o11ced e. "a paH
;dceto, II NeQ - erroneous, aud-Hodnana article.
contributed - one OF the edltnr1 of churuh paxAF
u subject q 1WsiTeT. aad the position @ III III
h:s clle,s did not c0re WITH clean hand, because
not denying the onlkssnn Of ths Wasu Ia question,
ala Bus ~ - !: aot what conux with clean hau
mcans, Had We bern unwilling to bo tried By
ne tribunals OF cur Church 1t III; had Va. when
tosse geoi!enep: had He oniIted It every astp to
cali tnslr attention to the marked fega1tsy II sna
pioeeed!I xsi had Ee censented outselfss with
eseea 70 Rnas was beng douer and not Informed
thcm OF the grounds We had for complaint 20 !
eea e IL eass of aH o.
.srT2h, to hare CONS into tnla court WITH uucIean
nannt l:l Bas, "a ~, tna cosGa1y. ne eoEpl.iuaot !
tlons to tae steps tnas te WIS taking. lie, i
through his counsel, satseated sne pav-
vs. %sS Of ne a9s sas e s,
epinicu. without suceeaA IL appeaTed oa 10
OF e1arlirat1cu, without .uccsss. He Indicated
10 The gentlemen Hesent t1at one OF thetr num-
q eaa oaaas I m ana T . saae
wtth0u: succese. He then showed to taose pres
bYten t11t they had 10 Authority tn the premises,
IN an lie ri corae, nlthoas saccekz Ha shovel
them that the pseaenttreus TO which a1oua saeJ
o. I'd the:I conirg toselhss Nas utteEy voi4. u
Which subs:aataI, Eot technical justice .equlfes,
ard, therefore,, en:1ea'cd i1rm not 70 pIocent1
lI On It Is It Nas. without 1t7pccaa. Hs Allowed .
anns 10 s.y nir. ls had resel,eI no nouee Of |
sne Hn tine saa gisas OF u1a1, ana VIZ e'n.s,
ansn,R, 11fsrpaSea H. r 'ha. seSa;d 10
urcertake 10 prpeeeo nnder suc1 c4rc1rn1tanesS,
without snccesa Then, aud not ak tnen, every
eapeo!ens lent, .nlen chl.5Saa eaaas! Or o1o:hsEty
doom, fo1cshadoRet from tha of1t. .abopt 70 de-
aeena upoo alr, he soughs refuga u Tho tanple
e 90 s e aoa aaa e e. ~ .ata
euSfaiAn Of t1e SANCTUARY; e1rendirg tsns protas-
ton n tupTeK1aoEs Valh Vere reared IN tne
eottals asanst As1 nsmed pusNe1s. You ON ua-
bar tEoso doots- 1o1 cla>pnc:asp taoss clnglu<
lin es s.sy ess sasn 8 ~ ssas # a. nd
cutoIs O. this Wrts OF ef7cr. Ia his hops they
VII be ahappo.o1ed Tstre Is iatal a1zotin
Isss tbs cerii of nsce. Jasss Toe pate.l
en- ansuoa Of he Gospel. tho h,ghes. attlitute
Of God. Just.ce! Bow n1eh nore oea1:iai
toaa even s5oss Il 81 oi
for Whist u peace bot thy ha1uma,u: WaAt u
tsfety but thy enild: WHAT u VICTORY bat -
Ushs 6e viii sonT aonosa ID yeas dslibsfasoos III
ttvlDK you, II tho besatltu. language Of tn5
htany OF Cur Church. giving ,ou g=sca TO e1ecote
rust snAl. this l.oorer in tne Lcrt ) harvest bs
paled to that harvest 80 lhal sn.s shepherd of
he 1ock 10 PrcetIJed to tnas 1ock th4S knoxa h1
ns da1k xaters Ct that rrer wnes We a, m9.t
TOSS, he shall fsei besealh his feet the rfx
QUE d2ton TINT hta vorka have 1sId, ond tbs 4os-
he EoaEd OF many trumpess, n rni- vaI.las Sol
aer Of The Cfoss enters tue city On t1eutnst dds
, 1870-01-16
THE QUEST OF THE HOLY GRAIL,
The Traditions Undcrlyin9 Ahc New
Poem of Tcnnyson.


The poem Of TennJson thus entitled brtngs
freshly 70 ouI norlca tho legends OF KING Arthur
no na kn,gnp. which tae same a1.nor nfeTloaaly
old stortes NE Scotia sBr1dM Of Trtermain." :"
Nhere tho fiction Ia compounded OF Arthnr's
Lovells "vision CT ST Laania,r ,r1o which tic
knight nrds his search for the Hoty Grau acco q.
pl!sled by deeds ana feelings OF Chr1sslan
cral1tJ.
Orc can enjoy these poems more ful'y by read.
!pg TIC leiecnora from the original STORES, made
w,lh sncn care and taste By the lEe MIR Thomas
E1lg Ar.huf." From this source We presenr one
Of the adventures Of Sir LaEcelot- That knt4nr,
tas o,sssst nd !ttopsess ia A.tsnI. GoaIs. hAa
the sacred communion cup wnose recovery was
to hrln9 blessings 70 tse laod b1t tue hinial Iowa
compl:ah his undertaking. Fail success was r.
aerted for Su ualAhad, Tie Pure. We shalI see
hoT slr lapcetot tpeo.
belo,e > castle which wts rich and tair. Aud
there was posIeru that oceaed tozasd the sea,
and nas opened without my Keeping. sare swo
Anon Str Ealcelot heard voice that said:
"LaoceIot enter into the caale, where tbo1 shat
sss ss Eisat Pr Of ny Ens b. xsq into
hancs to bis sword and drew II Taen tnere came,
suddenly, as 81 It we're, - stroke u1oa his arm, 20
fenid aa1 ee s oa al, 81 e.;
Wherefore belltvest tlou moro 70 thy atmor
than IN thy Matters" Then said Sir Lacce-
lot, Fair Lord, rsaat Thee Of Tny great mercy,
! well that fnen hrIdesr me- Tor Thy servant"
Then be made C1oas On bis toEeuead, and caue
to the lions; ard they Eade ssnblance to do him
Earn, hat he pss ,ed them without nuet, aad en-
tered Ito The castle. and be found no gs,e nor
door but It Vas open But At tue lat he lo1ud a
chamber whereof the door was shut; snd he re-
hts band neteto that he might opea it. but be
might not Then he ltteaed, AID heard a
voice which sung 10 sseetly that IL seemed
none earthly lh1ng; ard the yolce ea!dt "Jo7
nId hcncr be 70 tue Father Of Heavenr' Tn=o
bar, for he Wis. well that .hete wa5 the dau2real
tthe Hol, Grab, IN thss CHAMBER. Tnen sad he,
;. Fair Sweet Lord, II ever I did anything ths:
Ftf sy s1r e. sa s E,
clesrness, that me house was as bright q, sno15h
b cana 70 t1s etamosr door. snd voald naTs ea.
Sir Ialcelot, AID enter not AID De witndes9
a,m eaet. and VS. Isas heavy Il his mind.
ctamter, ana be saw 3 table Of silver,
and the holy vessel, covered xlth red ean,te,
a.a nauy auRell ABOUT It: whereof one held 8
saa as q ss1er es %
wonder and thankfrlresa, Sir L1rcelot forgot
h!ufelf, AID be Bterped forward and entered Tue
chamber. And e1ddelly breath that seemed
sissge tnas herewith he fell to the g1ouud. and
lad no power to rlte. And af,er "a days
ne ope.ed hl. eyea., ard whea be sa9
~ savs ss % ~sSsasd sas sG sao w.
letter at ease ihnn an now" "wnat hare
Je seen :" said they about him. III have eeen,"
sa's 1e K.sat ms5ses tna; no sonE1e sau ss
SAD. Sir, the guest OF the 5augreal Is acnityed
i Than ye have seen. ii thank Col" rad s,s
LaEcetet =" OF bis great mercy, Tor that have
EeeD. for II aQff1cetn me-