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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-02
Cincinnati MARKETS.

CG,tpSA June 1.-Flour in good
demand, and firmer at 5.3O@5.60. wheat
in light supply and firm at LI291 10.
Corn SS99Oc. Oats 81 q $50. Rye $50 &c.
Cotton dull; middIing 2l4c Tobacco
active; sales 20 Fhhds at 5.S5@19.OO
Whisky I o. Provisions noninally and
unchanged, and nothing done; holders ask
full prices for all articles. Butter zoe.
Eggs 1Sc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-02
COMMON SCHOOL LAWS.

To School Commissioners, Clerks,
Trustees, etc.:
we have complied nII the laws
now in force, defining the duties of
SchOO4 Commissioned County Court
Clerks, Trustees and Courts i'm rcIa-
tIOn to Common Schools I'm Tennes-
seq .
This compilation will be n conve-
nIent and complete reference for all
those entrusted in any Vvay with the
administration of the school laws
of the State
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-02
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Macon County, TENNESSEE

THE WATERS OF THESE STRINGS ARE
Il widely known as an effective cure for GRAVEL,
STONE and all diseases Of the Kidneys and BLAT-
DER There arc hundreds in Nashville and else
where who have tested the virtue Of these Springs
and are witnesses to their efficacy. They also act sd-
mirably upon the LIVER, and are fine system re-
newer and strengthened.
The Springs will be opened for the season on
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-02

higher; Cumberland cut 5Ss Sd; short NIB
64s; Cheese heavy at 7Os.
HAvRE, June I.-Cotton opened heavy
at l25f for spot.
New Herk Money Market
NKw York, June Money easy at so
. per cent Sterling firm at 1O9E@1l04.
Gold dull but steady; opened az 114s,
touched 114t and 1145, and closed at 1144
@ll4s. Carrying rates per cent to far.
Olearances, $50, 900, 600; exports S212, 900.
Inc Sub-Treasury sold $l,OOO,OO at ia
21-lOOg IA 3S-10O. Governments higher,
closing steady. State bonds quiet and finn;
Old Iennessees 81 J; new 57a. sub-Treas-
ury balance-Gold S77,Gtt, 9S7; eurren-
ey IS, O056, S54; genera balance $50, 49,
739.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-02

selma. Ala, May 80.
Cotton-Demand moderate, at bic for
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-02
ChicngO Markets.

CHICAGO, June l Flour dull and m
changed Wheat quiet easier 97I. Corn
active, exciting closing s34, for No. ?.
Rye at 7Stc Barley dull at 5aa6O.
Highwines dull at LOS. Provisions dull
mammal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-02

CottOn-Firm. Middlings, 2li. Sales,
80 bales. Receipts, 613 bales. Exports
to Great Britain, 1854, to the continent,
1888, coastwise, 1853. Stock, %, 525
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-02
Charleston, >. c., May 30.

Cotton-Quiet and steady. Middlisgs,
214 to 21tc. Sales, 100 bales. Net re-
ceipts, 4O3 bSlas. Exports, coastwise, 81
bales. Stock, 1894 bales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-02

Cotton-Dull aand nominal. Middhngs
2l4. Sales, 400 bales. Receipts, 622 bales
Exports to Great Britain, 1850, to New
Orleans, 81 bales. Stock, 81, 6gS bales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-02
New York General Markets.

New YoEK, June I.-COtton quiet; sales
200 bales; middling uplands 224o Flour
&c lower; superfine State and Western
4-I5@4,S5. Whisky los. Wheat in
moderate demand; winter red and amber
Western 1.13@I14. Corn heavy and low
er; new mixed Western 1.O491.1O. Coffee
quiet. Sugar firm; sales 1900 hhds; Cuba
9sQ94c; Porto Rico 9Io. MOlasses quiet
and unchanged. Rice firm at S@s4c. In
dry goods inactivity is the prevailing feat
ure while prices rule generally steady.
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Galveston. Texas, May 20

Cotton Receipts to-day, IS bales; sales
40; shipped, 20. 20 -- o..
The market is steady with good demand
at 20lc for middlings. offerings extreme
lvlioht Et -- E.|
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81. LOUIS, June I.-Flour-Spring and
low grades Fail dull and dropping; other
qualities firm; Fall snperfne $40O@4. %.
Wheat dull; No red fall 1.O5@l. OF.
Corn SGt996c. Oats 5G@5sc. Rye I5S
zoe. Whisky Los. Pork 5000. Baeon.
shoulders 13tc, cldar sides l7Ic. Land
nominal at I5laI6c-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-21
Il Now Due and Payable.


vI,HE CO.PARTNtRs,lP NEREro.oEE Ex.
listing between Louis Bradcr aud Lnuis hirn.
under the firm uame Of Bra1er a Him." IL this
day dissolved by mu,usl consent: Mr.. Bfad,r con-
tinuing tie business of the late frm.
LOUIS BRADkE,
LOUIS lilfS.
Carson CITY, Nevada inne ~. lsfo. tp2!-'m
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-21
vIyheeIer Mining Compsn, .-Loca-

VIyheeIeP Mining COmpau ..bOc6.
w ton Of works. Pine Grove. E,mefalda County,
Nevada Notice l. hereby given that NJ . meet.
ing OF the Board Of Trustees uf said company hell
on the 25th day Of June, 1870, AN assessment 81
Fifty Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said company, payable immediately ~
United States gold coin, Ia the Secretary. at eho
Office Of the company, Per u stewar, street, snn
Francisco. Cal. Any 1T ok upon which said s.se.-
ment shal, remain unpaid on the 3Oth day II Jnl,
1870. .hall be deemed delinquent, aud VIII be sd'
vertsed for sale at public auction and unless pay.
ment shall be made before, will he sold On III.
Goth day Of August, 1870. TO pay delinquent "'.
se.sments, together with coat Of advertising nnj
expenses Of sale.
by order Of Board of Trustees,
u. y. BENT, sec'y.
Office, Pier IL Start street, San Francisco,
Cal. y lin
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N Office.

NYoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Tnar Will.
IN apply TO the Commissioners ~ the Genefsi
Land Ofice, 10 have refunded the purchase
money Maid by ME on the southeast quarter Of
Section "a, Township lB north. range 10 east. ss
per certificate No. ia, issued At Carson cry,
Nevada, bearing date the 2s,h dav Of June. 1Sbs,
the same having been adjudged invalid end oen.
celed. 040KAk WARRINGTON WENTWORTH
my1oew
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to sabnit a full report of his department
to the House by the 9th of January,
1871, and that III failure to do 80 he
should be dealt with according to law.
ialr Reedish supported his restitution
with . very strong speech, in which lie
greatly condemaea the constant delays
on the part Oh tho Land Gomnissioner
in making any reports, aging that he is
determined to have full investigation
into the aafairs of that bFanth Of the
public servioc. 80 " & (
AIr Recaish:s rolnarks were aimea ed
to with great Alteration on the part of tho
Hdssc, 'cawyiag %5th them as tiley did.
convincing trachs.-- Ba. the uosse
could come to no sdeEnite cune'asion on
the subject, the order of business was
specially postponed TO give way to re.
solution introduced by Mr.. Whipper I;
the House adjourned without again tax
ing mp the affairs of ff the Laud Commits
sion. aaf u
Mr.. Editor, can not close this with
out referring to. the gond time peopl.'
have had for the past two days on &C
count of n visit of u militia company from
Charleston. All Columbia mas astir,
the streets were crowded, an@ the air vi
brated with tho sounds of r1se,iaa music,
carrying the spectator buck 70 a1,aos,
forgotten days of strifa--may they soon
be forgotten. sa
AS / understand there will be a call
for Woasan's Right CoNSensioN TO con,
ycae hero in February next, and at which
all the fair sex Of the State shall DC re-
presented, hope that this Convention
will asscsntie Cor am quite curious to
see how many Annie bickins"e s are IN
the State Of South Carolina
The weather---I 0ea,ica this as ,isc
closing ta.cmc--is delightfsl> aud the
streets ace lined wi,h ladies, who .rc
shopping, and gentluu,cn whn IRE tk,a-
refreshing walks, afterthc ardunus dut. .c,
OF the day, SO as not to miss ali the sights,
| will now close, hoping to be able to
send you some better stuff in IA, next.
Happy Christmas i. the ~,sNe.
Yours, &c.
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1t is a goodly picture; but we can't
help saying. even at the rsk Of dampiug
the hopes of our contemporary, tha. il
win be very long time, md that there
must be good deal of the hardest kind
of work done, before the lion aud the
lamb will 30 any such thing in South
Carolina, or even anywhere else ip crca.
tion. It won't do, yet awhile. to place
implioi faith in the lions. Asd as for
the race, we Fear IT has "a l0ng march to
take before it reaches its rasphodcl
meadows" B1t still. let Oraagebasg
hope on. So far as We can see, tlro s,ecc
IL under the law ofaproeression ) We ME
growing, ass'aexxh, 4 eAWst Eo eos fcssca
it IS rad rouuasbout we have come,
wadiog through blood, and all that and
quito doubtless there is yot good deal
of wading and hard knocks for us, but
still, South Carolina, the world even, is
growing. ~1d rs.
80 our cotcinporary the Daty Rpub
Tcan Of Charleston prates Of US. Is there
anything in his notice of our article save
thus that amid all his mighty budget Of
exchanges the editor of said paper has
marked our article as--whas shall wc
sny-signi6cnnt, good Tha. is all We
INDUCED hope a hope that every
pure hear. indulges With u.
This editor notices this aud says some
thing about it, wc know not what he
wsnts? n"
Our hope for better time, If recon
cilistioa between he!isereat fsc:ss.s.s of
opinions aud prejudas viii c,ms. Who
in tle opening of the new year does not
unito With as ia the wish. Poace to.
wards all men aud uaity of sentiment.
What doce shis editor e,oaa2
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4 Man DkuwNEp WHILE BE. NJ,
BAPTIZED At Sand Hill Kentucky
December 4th, sad accident occurred.
A few weeks sincc DR.. a. =. Puwnall
united with the Christian Church, aud
Sunday was appointed as the day of bap
.ism. Iic requested bis pastor, the Rev
S. B. Hougli, to perform the rite. At
the appointed hour large number of
persons assembled on the banks of Crook
cd Greek. the place chosen for the i'm
mersion. Aftev singing aud prayer.
Mr. Hough entered tho water, leading
the Doctor, and the deceut being very
gradual they were obliged to proceed
some distance from tho shore in order to
reach a suf)ciont depth, but suddenly
were seen to go down, having stepped
over q bauk conc 'aled by tho water;
both soon arose to tho surface, and MI
Hough regained the bank, but tile Doc.
tor being unable to swim WIS swept by
tho current under foodgate only u
short distance below; every exertion
was made to save him, but in vain. The
body was soon after fourd and brought
ashore amid the most heart rending
screams from his young wife and friends
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is the more casy to parsuss mo for
that is the moro casy which is the moro
pleasant. SIX
4sk the thief wheshcr tho Injuries
ParsAssrd BY the stolen coin, ou,valuo
tac crust which he earned by his honest
toilf
Ask the monarch whether he sits the
more comfortably on throne enerusted
with the rights Of his peopief
Ask the man, tho merciless creditor,
who has plunacsed the widow ard the
orphan. whether his iil.gorscn wealth,
which has eiyca him pillow Of down,
has brought Aim lighter slumbcrs and
happier dreams, than he enjoyed in tho
days of his honest toll, when his head
rcposed on bolster Of hay?
And lastly, ask yourself, dear reader,
whether the errors you as conscious of
having committed, the remembrance Of
sAcm, affords yoa as mach pleasure, Us
the virtues you may have exhibited to
the adornmeut Of yourGclf and society
he that can to-day sit down and
calmly gaze ou. upon nature and ma.
tare's works, read all die past life, his
temptations, his sorrows and trials, and
in the midst Of them all preserved
conscience void of offenss towards God
and mau, how dsubly happy is his lot,
how enviab!e his sor,ionl
Let philosophers preach they will,
about virtue meeting no reward hera
Il is not 30! Virtao Is rewarded and
vice i. punished.
Any other duv,sina is miserable fal
lacy absurd sophistry.
iIas .irc no other punishment than
those which mundane aggrand;semene
can giv,7 Is domestic peecc no re.
ward Is All evil conscience bless
ing! Let those who have experienced
'he miserics Of one, and the comforts Of
:hc other, answer.
But let Us turn from these thoughts.
rs Ie-isses.. mere re- "a Chr;s.ss.ss!
:
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STEEL ENGRAVING op GEN, RoprR7
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY,S
CAPITAL $1,000 ,00o)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

TKNHs GUANo rs NOW so WE'LL KNOWN
IN all the Southern States for it's re-
markable effects as an agency for increasing
the products of labor as not to require
special recommendation from us. Its use
for FIVE years past has established i:s char
setcr for reliable excellence. the large
fixed capital invested by the Company in 'his
trade, affords tho Fiircst gusraiilcc oft''H
continued excellence of its Guano.
!. y. ROBSON,
sollre Agent, Cnnrl 's,on. S c.
JNO. 8. REESE s co. Grrtral Agents
Paltimorc
DSsc. "a. tf
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There is sort OF Castelar, up in
oYsnSetug Hear him, IN the editorial
columns Of the Orapgeburg News, as he
disconnes of the pleasant things un.
folding for South Carolina:
"Flcasureable, indeed, are the visions
which, penetrating away into the dusky
future, descry tho dasning Of q brighter
aud happier day the lyius down of the
lion and the lamb together, asphodel
meadows and peace" a3 fe
Now iSn't that good! After the great
uSrsss IN which ws lave been 60 long
a6uedsriag, we are to have peace. And
no ordinary poaes either. Lionsa aud
lambs lying down together, asphodol
meadows, &C., arc ip the programme.
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OMee County commissioners
DkANSRBUtG, S. c..
deo a4--g
DrckMnrn 2lat. 1870.

DEcrnnrn 21st, 1870
Tho attention of RETAILERS of SPIRIT
U0VS LIQUORS is called to Section ~"
Statutes at Lurgc of the State of South
Carolina, Passed December 18th, 1901,
which reads as follows:
lind De it Enacted. by authority aforesaid,
That any person or persons who shall Retail
Spiri'uous Liquors or keep Tavern without
License or Licenses from said Board of
Commissioners. shall Forfeit and Pay The
sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty ($25o) Dol.
lars. TO be recovered in any piststst Ncart N
this STATE"
All parties wha $fi ALL FAIL TO COMPLY
with tho above section. will be dealt with
accordingly.
by order Of Rae Hoard.
JAS VAN TASSEL,
Clerk Board Coeaty commissioners.
dee "a Ct
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How 10 Tive understand that cer-
tern petitions have been forwarded to
his EzcelloncJ Gov. r. r. Scott, pray
ing ths removed Of certain Of our County
oGeeYs. Now 90 one is mere anxious
than ourselves TO have officers who are
calculated to please the whole people,
but arc those who have made applics-
sion to Gov. Scott for Office half as ht
for the positions to which then aspire as
the present encumhentsf IfGov. Scott
makes removal, We want il distinctly
understood, Republicans OF Orsngeburg
County, that it is dore without our sane.
tion.
But we know he will not. We be-
lieye Gov. Scott 10 listen to the voice
Of his staunohest supporters. We know
he will not 50 back on them.
Cit" cut on you week kused Rcpub.
l;csns. IF ue recommend man for
Office, he must be whole souled Demo.
eYst, or whole soulsd Republican.
Eeshipg wishy.wsahy will do US. Do
ycu hsag?
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" hERENs, dts,pu -" -. ..F. TO
or ct. .'so ,,a T.s.rs .pa p. -, So
tate vI James ot,;yoh OIL, 49,, .. piaug, burg
County, deceased.
These arc therefore TO cite ana admonlsh
all and singular thsl kindreo ana CrcoI,ors
of the SAID deceased, to 8bcs ands ny ,,eslr bs.
fore me n, Cour, of probate Tor t"c 81.
County, TO be holden ut Oraugehurg on tuc
2i;h uay oil December, 1870, ut 10 ciocb \.
NJ. TO show cause if any, why tho said A a.
ministration should no, be grantei.
Given under my hand ami the s,ai OF my
Court this 9th day of Dec, A. II. 1870,
and in the nino,y-hfth year of American
Independence.
TlItn c ANpRTwS.
de- 10 ~ 'n6f, ,f Probate
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NOTICE.
'ouNrY SCHOOL CoxMIoNKn's OrrIcE,

County School CoAMioEEn's OFFICE,
0fGugcbaTg. y. c., Dec. SIst, 1870.
ON and AFFER THIS DsTE. wll he in
My OFFICE at ORANGGBUIiG tnly on
EVERY sATURD4Y. e.
Persons desa,ous of SEEING and TSAN3-
ACTING BUSINESS with me in sny Official
Capacity. need not CALI. upon nc only oil
the ABOVE DAYS, as 20 Busincts, Tm'it vely
will be attended TO.
Z. /. CAIN,
deb 2i-3t s. o. C..
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ED &. STElL.

A Doc ON HIS TRAvEI.s.-- We have
lately been placed in possession OF ta,,
that shows how nearly allied to the rcn
son of man is the instinct nt the brute
creation Not long since. Mrs
residing in Que OF the interior cnunlics
of Missouri, left her hume OH a visit 10
some. relatives living in Henry county.
in this State, bringing tn ner u .avor
i,s dog. On asgling >in tl.s eisx Sic
Missed her pet aud mq ir, iuiline to
elicit nueht concerning hin, she va.
compelled to continue her Journey with
out him. Four;ccp days after the lady
lett her home, The faulty were surprised
Mt the appeStsacc ol i.idn, whom the,
thought worrying ;hc pigs or ID ,ying
the moon" in far Il Kentucky. Not
less th-n 900 r ,lvs ;ad been travcrscd
BY h,s dugship aud when j, i. remember
cd that H.. lid t,rD blou.. h, hilh.r hv
ra,l. aud ccuiu nave h.u iu ir,ll To lea,
iim back to his oid quartris--that the
broad OHIO, aud tnc st,l! broader Missis.
eippi, not IL mention hnnireds ul
streams %. smaller proportions. lay be-
tween hiu aud his pupyhm ds h".ne, the
journey WAS rcmn.k ole one. and y.
such must ever distinguish this dumb
brute" as a remarkable dog - !,.os,suiht
lRy,l .ienrru'
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COMPOUND ACID,
PHOSPHATE Of LIVE.
FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.

VHHIs ARTICLE Is M,>i' u'Tj'H ID
by ;he PAfi. u {" t>' 81 ,Ni
al Charleston. S C.. ruItr ->..a,acc
of DIR ST. JULIEN RAVi.Ni.i #hl ..u.
posted with All ncqnai w.ig..i ol - ,on or9a,
its results have been founi fully q.;.' to th.
best standard fertilizers. La economy must
commend ii to the notice o: plan r. gcner
ally.
For specific dircci'cn' e. tc-tmg anr
for supplies, Apply j \ muBSlE.
Selling Agent, Charleston, S &.
JNO> 5. REESE & Co., General Agents,
Baltimore.
dec - I'd
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The f'eople's Bakery.
NEXT DOOR TO o.t
RED COFFEE ron hs

A'La q Pre,bgterion GluSch, RuSse,i 81
am harr* to ASHUGNCE to the CITI
ZENS oi pt.nXeburg. that aui. now. pRE-
FAXED 40 SUPPLY FAMILIES and Gus 'omcrs
with BREAD. CAKES, PIES, and all other
artio'es generally found in y FIRST CLASS
DAkEiI.
EppiNG CAKE prepared with great
re 80 euit t'ic raos; tas,idous tastes 3
fht y NPIoA AGE ut my friends and fei-
w CT lcas $ rcspccttuly solicited. 80
'IhOS. " ALBEkG0TTI
Mrs. 'LBERuOTTI returns thanks for
t'.H Patronage heretofore bestowed. and
hopes her friends anu Customers wiIl contiu.
y. IA s@Hic. -
VII b"ep constantly on hama ap as.
s"r.m'ni o; FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY
and FANCY ARTICLES as usual.
"'' 10 IllI4 ae1
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How many bright faces, glad hearts
aud winsome cyea, which contributed to
the enjoyment Of this or that family
board on our last holiday, aavs sinos
bsen tlo.tcd from lifs's page! How
many dear hopes have been blighted, aud
sweet Illusions dissolved By the stern
hand Of adverse reality!
Another Christmas will soon be gone.
May kiudlier fscliugs and kindlisr
sentiments bless this land, ere tho coming
of another. Aud through all our trials,
aud rsversss III the theatre of this world.
mag we never forget HIM who gave Us
our hsiug--through all may cur aSpIA-
tions ever be--InY WILL BE DONE.
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christmass

= 80
l's morrow il Christmas! Another
yesr viii soon have passed, another koli.
A'lssy gsps. How asriaua the thought
ucw yar:ai tho ernotions, tho renem.
tfancss, tis hopes, the fears or the Joys
that The rctara of this day s1eisssl
It is nse. far us to pause at this hour,
te torn from The nsnotone of every day
life, apa !et our memory wander back
s%ns Chs sistg of reseiing ysau, and
ooaatalHn1rIIis che scepes AMI influences of
romcn.s naw gone forever.
Yes. vo must atop, pause, reflect aud
'snsidat ---tQ marrow ia Christsnae!
9iiM he.Ees il be cold aud d.camlesa
day or not, 1t will have the effect to- ssir
up the riiantoms of memory paat. The
associations which the recurrence of i.a
shs!ve:sar5 c-cr bringa, will Be tie
sane. Whether one of cloudless sun.
pA!ce o. ,nu,sy md dismal sliea, it will
De CnnIs-MAs! Whether it's nigh, hc
rese oFs lc7s,y meeu sud rcsplcuden.s stare,
It wlll bs tic aish, ofthe Chris,.naa Of
1870 7Is cheerful Gres, burning
b;.shiiy 10 thu grated hearth; the Lril
?:sns lamp, Oh vill attest .his truth
Iho tisls aud coy maiden who il
ioss.ng fer the comips CT Charlie or
....ssas. .sa.s .o-la Ias ZoEa made
. last chsistRses her .razious eJes--aye +! !
perhaps a'csuateusuee mellswed with g1i f
ead aadnees. al attest that tie dag Of
no fest, Of our eaviour's nativity is
osooisadrs'upoa US. 4"
gHoT many aarllng li,tle girls are, to.
day, Gsl!ag upon tbs portrait of bim !,
sshesS scau2intiucs was m.ds during the
A7..lsya Of 1889! gaze expressive of !
Fuch icsa ai.d profound affection, sLs. if !
IS ;aar!mate picture could but rsssiYe
1as particle IF tsanfusion from his
fgitit, =. PAID alailo, it would weep
th.eagh ,oy through ineg.bls heppi. |
,fgss lVa saiilieli I--s 81 ,:. oNl
,az.,sss g2Traw is Ckrissa,ss--shs al.
aoSt elosinS ehsr.er of 1870. We cau |
nss !aoh back calmly over its aiEa., |
fpd If gr22 god We hare done oongratu-
a,sIoursslvss tor is, for the .sius commit
tSa, ask T. sa forgivep .
A..s sc fo2- ths la.tsr will assume
g.eart.c proportions upon close ex.
anio2tion os our livse, whilst the form
az ean only As eeee nov and then iu
t:e back graund
We arc 10 gwen ia this sab!auary
@'ra ! e !, ts!log '!eapsSt convenient path
,. 90 ooe-~hiche appears to our Gnitc
2;Sions tha shos,Gst. because wa imagine
j: ms c4sisst Ibis is the wicked one.
n our n,omenta sf reflection 20 realize
''..s snj resolgot j. do better, but to-mog.
r3v tao rssolat.cn is forgotten, 10 laid
g4.i.
We ere nc u9ra.ts, nor are 40 700.
'arars en- moFsl.ts hat upon the return Of
p.s sodsoa, we will bG forgiven if We say
nsdey If tb!pgs
sunp9on4 ~ 5iunHbI ~
had Ye reFsat, ita.t many Of us; sin
leeiuse 33'de.rn tho path ofohrississity,
cF sy4t'., Of sodlinesa an irksoms ono.
-feV nistahed ia is jua, as easy 10