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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19

pg- 8ldsden int @efidt, Musidldae. glattern,
icrppul03e Granfbeiten unb ale Shtudren, tDelte
9r. Yierce's @eloen Wteoieal Discovery, Nls W9its
tel sesen MISUNDERSTANDING, Geblfopfent3aa.
buns unb heftisen, anbaltenoen Sniten fomnat ibu,
nidts eleit. Us reini9t unb itdrft oas $ pltem.
Als antibili6ies ODER 2eber- Wittel iorpie sesen itar.
fes Ser3tlopfen unb anbere l1nreselmdbisfeiten oes
tbeten. @ouperneure, Ridter uno Senatotea &c.
brauden 9r. Sage's gatarrb Seilmittel. Par stra
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19
80 NJ. g.. Suffman nm, temp. Seer. yrgoE q.

@dbrenb Idnaer ais breibts Sabre
1T Wtrs. Minslotps SOOTHING Sprup fir Rinoer
nit ME perfeblenoer Siderbeit unb grfol9 gebraudt
iporoen. Ct linoert Sddrfe i'm Masen. ~beieitist
Winbfoltf. reeulirt Die ginseueioe. belt 9p!enferie
ooer anberen uriaden berribren. Gin altes uno
bepdbrtes Miitel. 8oafdnois suberlafis in allen
SGQen. 5E,- #H2EE Elt Say #za!tSIg . H}
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19

Gastgu9 feinen serineeren Artitel aufidndbs
en-. menn Sbr % hittleiep's 4eiI itteI Fur
nerp6ies Ropfmeb 5u baben tpiinidt. gs 1T
bas sin5ise Mittel, BEL weldem cine Seilung saran.
tirt Dir0. -.s sd rga#e44t 5s. s.agf
IS 1T in allen Npotbeten 81 baben. bier in So.
Spfepb Watt,
Bolts -Mpotbefe, go. $50, Slo= Sodbitrabe,
1m 20 -'@ IS ? Columbus. Ohio.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19

Gin pabres' Wort 5u re4ter 3eit ipri6t Der
rNn3. bes Mefens" IN ~folsenber Sade aug
Ser BEL Begrdbni1en bier geingeriHene Gurus bat
nodserabe cine 96be errei9t, Die erntlides aHab=
men on er0Bere ginfadbeit in mebr benn elmer Sin=
iiht our Yhidt saadt. Dte Su1t. ielbff aaf Dem
lebten Wese bienieben pomp unb Yra9t 5u entfal=
ten, no IS 10 uenis am Blabe it, for6ert ndullid
BON ben ueniser Heuittelten petunidre Opfer, legt
auf unb bat. bel 2idt beieben, teinen perninftiaen
3ued. Gin einfades 8esrdbniB = allen %iberlii-
(i9en Brunfes baar - 1T fider bic angemeienie
Iorm. in Der mon einen ~geliebten Sobten 5ur lsbten
Nubeitdtte brineen tam. tss1i9 H81iAiaE -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19
9emofratii9e gnnbention bon Jranflin County.
Bureau Der beu1ofratifden gountD, CENTRALLY
- Pr E-++ COMMITTEE, 90
..1 ~ ,.' Columbus. ben 10. Wtai 1870.
.0ie bemofratiiden Wdbter bon Grantlin gountp
.aa.a SamHas, ben %. Mai 1870,

F.#L-4 ~ - - 49, NS~N VI .NaH-A
in ibren reipeetipen Warbs uno 9omnihips. in bet
unien auseinanbergeiebten WeiIe periamuaeln uno
Deleaoten gu elmer GountDr Convention ermdblen,
melhe in Der gitp 6aae in Columbus am Wontag, 80.
Weai1870, nm 10 ubr Born. abge9alten ,perben iou,
nm piersehn 0eleaatenJ au Der bemofratiiden Staats-
Contention au ertennen, bic am oUiittpo9. ben l.
sunni, in hieiiger Stabt abgebolten tpiro; unb nm
ganbioaten fur fol8enoe gountp. Men.ter III ernen.
men, tpelde bel Der am 5meiten Dienitaa Ill. Saa)
i'm fomtrenoen October ifottfnbenben Wabl III be-
ieben ftno gountp =Mntpalt, &ecorber, sipei Com.
miidre, elmer auf Elm Sabr unb elmer fit einen pol.
len Sermin Elm Nrmenbaus=D Director; unb ferner,
uul cine gountp- Central. COMMITTEE su ernennen.
gu b~erielben 3eit unb an bemielben Ort in ibren
reipeetipen @arbs un6 Sopnlbips molten bic ge-
ba6ten Wdbler feds uno iedsia 9eleeaten III elmer
Convention e%rnennen, pelhe iih 3u elmer ipdter 3u
beitimmenoen 3eit periammeln niro, INN einen Gan.
6ioaten fir &eprdIentant bes ~liebenten gonerebbi'
itrifts i'm GonereB Der Ser Staaten au ernennen.
Das BerbdltniB, nod ,peldem ieoe Warb unb ie.
bes Sonnfbip sur Yertretung in biefen beiben gon-
%pentionen beredtist III, 1T folaenbes Stir ie Elm
bunbert Stim,nen. tpelde bel Der lebten Oftoberuabl
fir George 8. YeuoIeton fur @ouperneur absese.
ben tpuroen. einen Oele9aten uno fur ieben 8rld-
tbeil BON finf5is Stimmen unb oariber einen mei=
teren Delegaten 6Dlaenbes lit Die senaue Mnaabl
Der Selesaten, 5u ueldeu ieoe Warb beredtist 1T:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19

Sdrtbe berbalf nnb i'm ben gBee mad feine,u Boat.
6inabaule seiate, mo er tpdt am Ha6nitta8e toot=
tlibe uno NIT eineul gdrenbunser s%eintraf.
Sic Worte aber. bic Sobann Gbriiiopb Wietle
dls Die aorefe ieines 6auies aufseihrieben un6 ben
SpaaKrsdnsern auf Der gtraBe aeiete, he .hieben
Commit no Nuisance. Dieisr Ort bari nidt per.
~unreinigt tperben.) .7g;a 4fgI gaEseS 51g@
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19

@eilun9 Der Gpilepfe pDer SAIL
luht. 1sa .5asm
Das berabmte 5eilmittel bes 5ru. Or. yIanbt.ttt aus
Berth i'm R6nisreih YreuSen, DeutfGIanb, III nod INNER
bel mir 3u BADEN. 60 1T fem amertfaniider 5umbus. wte
~fplsenbes 3euants benefit. TF I.-
9reis per SlaI1e Elm talbes yint boItenb IS 90,
c Naberes frtbeilt, sesen Ginfekbuna einee gcffftntreN
rHl eFE Or. 8. 6. @nroen, 20
! Gallon, o., April 21.-4mw &aeinissr Giseattamer.
Seusuik
Die BON 5rn. Or. gIanbtette In Berlin, R0niarfid yrtxs
Sen, Deuil1fanb, p~ieIleitis aneetpanote Metbobe sur 6eilun9
Der eptlepfe bat flo In pielen bartnddisen gdden ale be-
pdbrt srprpbt unb beftttt IN einena in tteer 9infHt Der De.
iunpbeit unlddbli1en Derfapren. Die 9abl Der spn 1rn.
@lanebette baburd ~er,ielten sIadliben Rursn, bentn i& bic
BON mir becbahteten Sale anrsibe, ut, ME i'd MID bird bic
betrehtnoen Seugnine nberseugt babe, ftbr bebeutene, uno
fam tt niht urbtn, jener Seilmetbeee aus better utberseu'
buns sint weitere Berbreituns su pnni9sx. fs HH-
-s-sf .as s.sH $685. Or. partmann.
Galtcn, Stis, TN gRdrs 1870. gs.. ass- MutG a=a
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19

gin. 81 rampeyberbsr.- Cine Gleioefbanb=
i'm ~iibliden Sainpis Die folseube 3ut6rift. NORM
es, ,pie man febt, benz @9reiber trefli4 e~elunsen
1T. bic beutiGe un6 Bic engliihe Sprade aualeid 5u
,ssrbomatinen'. .ROb" FIR Goats (R6de) 1T be=I
fonbers gut"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19

@eien Gie 10 gut rniti9iten tnier en- eioron,eno
Of Qinen sfub nit iom of bt Stfeibet9foBi uno aud
i'm iub efIid5e faroon unb 9innt, Yens enb Tom Of
ppis linnen fnb Giles in 0eis +. !.
Bic Menus toy In Weit bi ihiden sis iotleid uie 4
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-18
THE POST.
siDDLEBuRd..............Auuusra 1879
The Farmers ana the war.

Our moral feelings rise up ayainst
the unhallowcd ambition that. for as
ilimsy pretext as was ever made,
plungcs half OF Europe into smoke and
blood In some respects the war will
benefit us, but probrby not in an i'm
portant aud lasting sense. II has al
ready raised the price of wheat, and
may carry il up still higher. Corn
also. Of which we are growing an inn
mcrso crop this year, will bc quoted
ut dollar and over. Gold however
may 90 up ut ahou, the same pace, So
that important goods may cost the
fifmcr nearly as much as now; but
the ultimate effect will be To mike the
rich in Europe feel that no investment
is 50 safe for them as American bonds
Much depends on the duration Of
the wa. II il is TO be short il wilt
make a sudden and sharp demand for
-four, oats, leather, iron and WOOL
Hence II is tisk'ns too much for the
farmer to hol bis grain. expecting q
long contest and two dollars for wheat.
As the cultivation Of countries in-
creases, rs roads become hard and
wide, as railroads cover the face of the
country, and the rivers are spanned by
bridges, wars will become brief and
bloody tho question. Of strength and
spirit can he tested at once. But in u
wild, undevclopcd country Of bad
roads and poor bridges, il is more n
question of horse hesh anil sheer en-
duranco This transatlantic war is
waccd in county that was prosper
ous and cultivated in the DAYS Of Char
lcmagnc Much Of the land is held at
from two hundred 10 five hundred dol
lars an acre. The strife now raging
r,Semblos n war between Illinois and
Indiana for that part Of Indiana west
Of the Wabash, or between Pcnnsyl-
vania and Virginia for the Shenandoah
Valley. !he territorial question is
simple aud the war Is Struggle be-
tween two strong men to see which has
the tighter grip.
MI the probabilities now ljok toward
contest short. sharp, aud decisive,
aud our advice TO the farmers sf this
country is 10 th-esh out their grain
aud push it forward Us fast as the cities
md the railroads cnn handle IT, Three
weeks ago. when Mr.. Dodge made hi,
report, there was some prospects Of a
scant crop. Many parts Of the West
had suffered for want Of rain but the
hot moist weather since the goth Of
June has pushed forward the crop,
everywhere, and Chicago and
milwaukee, are preparing for full
crop of wheat aud large crop Of corn
In fact nothing but this European
war could have arr tested the down ward
tcndency'oi adstuifs, and II is moi
safe TO calculate on the duration OF n
struggle in which every prccedcn,
points toward contest hot, blOoGv
and briefly J.. TriJUae.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-18
Governors of I'cnns.lyania,

From the adoption of the Consiitu
ton until the present time the follow
ing persons have filed the Executive
chair Of State:
Thomas llIiilin was elected in 1890.
and served nine years.
Thomas Nj kean was elected IN
1879, and served nine years.
Simon Snyder was elected in lS0S
aud served niue years.
William Flndley was elected in 1877
and served three years.
Joseph Hester was elected in 1920.
and served three years.
j. Andrew Schultz was elected in
1923, aud served six wears.
George Wolf was elected in 1920.
and served six years.
Joseph Ritner was elected in 1885
and served three years.
David Il Porter was elected in 1885
and served six years.
Francis Il. Skunk was elected in
lSi+, aud served three years and six
months.
At the death Of Governor Skunk
Wm. Johnson, then Speaker Of the
Senate, became Governor until the
January following. However, at the
election held October. 1913, VIM. +.
johnson was elected aud served thre,
years
William Bigler was elected 10 1851
and servei three years.
James Pollock was elected in 1851.
and served three year.
William j. Packer was elected in
1857, aud served three years.
Andrew q. Curtin was elected in
1860, and served six wears.
John ". Geary was elected in 1866.
and again in 1869, and viii, ifhe lives,
serve six years,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-18

This brand Of Fine
Cut chewing tobae +.
co has no equal Or
srrerior anywhere.
he best chewing TO-
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-18

TnE CHAMPION WmTrLER.-A mau
10 Pierce county, Wisconsin, has made
q singular piece Of work. From Il
piece Of pine board twenty-five inches
long, s,iyur ioches wide aud seven eighth,
of an ioch in thickness, be has Whit
lied seven pairs Of dentists forceps
three pairs of pliers, six pairs OF black
smith tongs, Que pair Of horse shoe
pincers, one twisted link chain with
swivel, one straight n, chain. horse
DO stall, aud two balls in a box-in
all iorty-seyen distinct joints, all OF
which are connected aud play with the
utmost freedom. When closed up. ihi,
singular piece Of work l. the size Of
the boari above described bot When
open or spread out for exhibition, il
covers space abou two feet square.
He was occupied upon this work six
weeks.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-18

SPOTTED TAIL writes encourasingly
TO Mrs. Spotted Tail. In his last let
Ter home says: The white man is
Ike the sands OF the sea. His huis
are like the trees Of tie forest. IIis
horses Iron. Thor speed is light
ming. lie has little wire that goes
over the great country. IL reaches q
HUNDRED nations lie blows through
tho wire. The white mab is great
blower. The words Of his mouth 90
to the ends of the earth, They call
up warriors and summon aes 10 the
counsel. They let all the people know
that Meyer a Bowes, at the Keystone
Steam Saw aod Plaping Mill, 10 Se-
linsgroye, manufacture all kiods Of
building material, such as flooring.
doors. sssh. blinds, moulding. brackets.
,&e, Ae.. Which hex aelliaa .s..,-
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-18

POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty and Elasticity Of stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the
spoO!s.
No fastening of seams by hand and no
waste OF thread.
Wide range Of application without change
Of adjustment.
The scam retains iis beauty and frmness
after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done by
by other Sewing Machines, these Machines
execute the most beautiful Hn permanent
Embroidery and ornamental WORK.
rra.. The Highest Premiums at all the fairt
aud exhibitions of the United States and
Europe, have been awarded the Grover 4
Raker Sewing Machines, aud the work
by them, wherever exhibited in compction
rssT' The very highest prize. THE CROSS
or TIL LEGION or HONOR, was CON
lcred ON the Representative Of Grover X
Baker Sewing machines. ut The exposition
Cnivcrsruc, Paris. 1867, thus sttcsling
their groa, superiority over all Other Sew.
ing Machines.
For sale by SAMUEL FAUST, Solins.
grove, Pa. April -. 'G9.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-18
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron runrrYfxe rrsx sreeD.

.-..i.... T., The reputation uas eSs
tl'f L~ ceilcnt medicine onjoys,
( lrrH K9S n h derived from We cnrcs,
N ~ - many Of which are truly
..b.l<1~ eases case Of ,,fsi scrofaioSs dis.
N M ease, where the eystem
~ seemed saturated with
RA 40 corruption. have. been
y Ts,ss, ssrcsVions affections si and
-GxHe<.10 disorders, which were sg.
- ious Contamination nntil
they were painfully aniic,nF have been radically
cured N such srcst numbers IN almost every .ec
be informed n Of 4: virtues or rTs uscs NV" "
scrofilous poison IL one Of tho most dcstructivc
tenant OF the organism undcrrnncs The contribution,
and invites the effeeblIu fatal Diseases
wiihon! exciting suspicion Of hs nres.nce en- Again
then, ou sotne favorable occasion, rapidly dcveiop
into one or other 81 s hldeous forms either on tho
cies % may be suddenly dcpcslicd in iIc % lungs , os
heart, or tumors formed VI the liver, or II shows
~ presence by ernpiiens on thc sln or fopl nicer
sional nse of bottle Of this sarsnpdriiia is adj
yisabc, even when no active symp,2nF of disease
plants generally ind ipmediaie relief, and at
length, curr, by hic use OF this sARSiPdRIL-
-. ~. A,.fhcsy's fyre. Rose or Erysipefdss
sore Eves. SORE Ears. and other erpticns Of
visible sn forms Sf scse"; DISEASE A,,o in The
1s%r D;.ssse, is,., Kpli.p.s, x,ar@icis. iis.
nnd the various ticcyows Injections Of the mdscu.
lar and nervous systems.
are ,TreS by Il, those, long time X rc,,lired for
tubduing these obstinate malndes by any medicine.
The complaint Ieucorrhr0 or Whites, Ufertpe
Uiecrafions, and Female Discnscs, are com.
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by lie
purifying md invigorating eject Minute Dircc'
lions for each case are found In our Almanac, sup
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-18

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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-18
EAGLE HOTEL.
- MIDDLEBuRG, ~.
J. A. STAiiLNkt kER, Proprietor.

Having taken charge Of this old aud well
established stand, the proprietor proposes
10 devote oil his attention 20 the providing
or his Table and Bar and the nccommoda.
ton Of both man and beast. lie soliois a
liberal share Of the public patronage.
January 8, ls7O-iy
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-18
SELL & sCHONOUR,
W Wholesale Dealers In
BRANDIES, WINES,
Gins, Whiskeys, &c.
woMELsDoRr, BEBKs co, Ia.
January 10, ls70-f
COURT PROCLAMATION.


Where's the Hon. $. $. Woods rrcsi.
w dent Judge OF the Judicial District
composed Of The counties or Snyder. Union
and M.illin aud \ X. Midlcsvarih and
George &. Meyer. Esqs Associate Judges
in and for Snyder county bave issued their
prcceipi hearing date the the 23d day Of
May. isIj, and 10 me directed for
The holding Of an Orphans court, court
of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter.
miner and General court OF Quarter Ses.
Sons Of the reace ai Niddlcburg. for the
county Of Snyder. on the 4th Monday. The.
ing the 2Gih day Of september, 1870 aud
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given TO tic
Coroner. Justice Of the Peace aud Consia
hlcs in an for the county Of Snyder. TO ap-
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inQuisitions. examinations and
o'hcr rcmemhrances to do those things
which Of thcr offices and in their behalf
pertain TO be done and Witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons arc
required TO be then and there attending
and not departing without leave NJ their
peril Justices are requested to hc punct-
ual in their attendance at The appointed
time aCrccatly 10 notes.
Given under 10y hand and seal at the
Shcrias office ia Middlcburg, the 23d day
of March, 4. T., one thousand cigct
hund and seventy.
john $, WOLF, Sheriff.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-18
g. READING n. r..

Jhf0ugh houte =" '"se"st"s"""""'
TIME sbamokin 4 1revoFton Railroad
l. being completed, o throrRh route 10
opened between Iiernoon ION the snsque.
hanna Riyer) and Pbiladsiphil Trains
win run o. followsi
l1Tsl EASTWARD. ith.lpf1
No. ] Passenge, leaves YSsvosssn.5 M
m.i Shamokin o Az AMI ssivss ut Phil
adelphia at 00pm, u as.fsL
No, 3 Passenger leaves Hspndop NJ 0 40
q ~: Treyorion 10 OF q M; shamok In,
10 55 a m; arrives at Pbilh at o 46 D W,
No. o mixed, leaves Hcrndon HI o 10
Trevorion ~ NJ; Shan okin ~ 81 pm.;
arrives at Polisyille Ut 9 10 pm.
..t.. WESTWARD.
No. 2, Passenger. Leaves Philadelphia
8 ID q IN I Shamokin 4 30 p " Trevorion
30 p IN, ; arrives at Iisrndon al D Esp M.
% No.. g. mixsi, Leaves Ashland o. I 80
M; ehsmokin 0 80 am arrives NJ Tre-
yorIon 10 o7 IN; IIerndon 12 20 y IN.
No. 10, mixed, Leaves Ashland ~ q 90
p nj sbsn.okin . % y mi asslves At
Trevortsn at d 30 p N. HsFf aII
Passenger trsins Nos, ] and Q make
connection NJ Reading for Allesiown, New
York, Lebanon, Harrisburg, cOlumbia
sud Lspcssier 't'''it
Passengers arriving In Shametin via
NOR W, about l0s =, sss spsnsct whk
No . Passenger, 81 10 bk y VI for Pkils-
dslphis and iniermsdist polaia These
arriving On tbs N CRV Psssspgev irsip
NJ " 70 noob, esn' eenpsst WI Ne. -
Uhlek lfRyea thnnohln ~ 30lo1 wa
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-02
JUDICIAL ADyMENTS
Public Sale
Estate of Louis Fyl7ot. 1eceoeo,

Estate OF Louis Fralot, deceased.
SY virtue Of an order of the Hon, par;s,,
- Court of the Parish of St. Landry, thera
WIN be sold at public auction, to the FAST and
highest bidder, by the undersigned tutxix, or
ny a public auctioneer. on the premises. or
THURSDAY, JULY, I4tb, ie70. at II
Clock, A. M the following property. belong
ing to the Estate of Louis Frilot, deceased,
to-wit: ''
l. A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND
situated IN the Parish of St. Landry, in thu
quarter PIalsance, having one hundred and
ninety-six feet front by ~twahuudred and fftv
in depth. bounded as follows, viz west hy
land Oft. c. Battaille, south BY land Of T 4
Rldeau, and north by public road leadinr
from Opelousas to Vile Platte, together viii
all the buildings and improvements tberaon
except the two corner fences which helong
to ). b. Rideau, being the same land thst
said deceased acquired from Jean Bite. RI.
deau, as per act the 30th March 1870. passed
before Yves D'avy, Recorder, and recorded in
book X, page 4lO.
A lot OF movable property. consisting of
and several other articles.
Terms and Conditions The movab,a ,ron-
erty for cash and the land, one-third cash
and the balance in two equal annual install,
ments from the day of sale, purchaser TO fur
nish promissory notes with personal securities
to the satisfaction Of the tutrix, in solido. and
payable to the order of said tutrix, BEARING
eight per cent pei annum interest from matn.
rity until paid, and the land remaining sne.
cially m%ortgaged to the estate to secure nav.
ment Of said notes, purchaser promising not
to sell on otherwise dispose of said property
before payment of said notes
MARIE CECILE LEMELLE,
july ILL Natural Tutrix,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-02

10 the eternal %refreshment of the Grand
Lodge on high, and still the Temple is
unfinished. : It is because of this that
the world does not see its beauty yet.
scafeldfngs, ropes, ladders, piles of stone
and mortar, workmen ascending and
descending, mar the symmetry Of the
structure. But by aud by, when the
earth, .hich looks 80 bright and bear
tiful to-day, shall be arrayed iathe eme-
raid robe of eternal jane; when the
rider of the pale horse shall have led
his skeleton legions across its fair sur
face for the last time ; when the banner
ed hosts of Masonry shall come up over
its smiling fields to the last stream of
human discord, and dry it up; to the
last weeping widow. and wipe her tears
gently away; to the last orphan. and
clothe him, and educate him. and rai>e
bin up, and place him where God meant
that he should stand ; ihen-then, amid
the shoutings of earth's happy millions,
the cap-stone will be placed upon it ; the
scaffofding will fall with a crash; and the
Temple wifi stand in all its splendor be-
fore the eyes of an admiring world.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-02
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