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SALES At AUCTION.

Son on The sssry aide o VIE said feet 4
and parallel w Fy s, , snd snn1s thence westerly
and; and parallel with The Heventh Is Y inches
the Of eye, venue e ss ' sacs io son 1ss
thereon. . ''l'' WIN ''' ''"''"ss
Executor st ( s, he h Is, viii Ts:ssn...A
Attorney Tor tho Executor,
No. City Hall place, Hsw York
MnLTAM ABBOTT, Ayc1IcNsEn- orrrok no. .
Gy Hs VIII s ss q NJ s s q S
Ffyslzth street Counters Brsss Scales shelving
si%dins rsas % Hssus; J. ~ ''"'' ~
IxrILLrAn ABBOTT, AUcrIoNEaR- oFFrcH NO. .
O'clock c . Sock w is s on 81 E ar,cs1 sr.
:: e
Wa, Writer'S. AyorrosEEE. WIZ SELL, rms
sa
Esan s'issSsS
e. ss ss s %
black EI!snsos iaos. chal sansi Snins Dime.
Ware; also the Kitchen Utensils, numerous 70 mention
5000 600 OF FIRST CLASS si,s CABINET FUHSI
oTsE Fsos WE sPE
i ss a ss ssssy yss
nilure All o which are warranted made IN the best MAJ.
and OF the latest styles.
that this stock OF furniture Is the largest,
@aas omrr n"si e sspG nnown ana
Mammoth warerooms, ads Hudson street and % ssd -
saa and Eighth a"enne RS pass near the door,
FURNITURE.
A FURNITURE, BEDDING AND FEATHERS.
Parties requiring any of the seove aruces
can DO supplied at shor, notice.
Satisfactory prices
and goods warranted in every respect
as repreaen'ea by
o.&s HLYMAS,
$50 and $50 Hudson street. corner Houston.
gs. s7s $50 and asa Houston street, corner Hudson.
main entrance corner Houston and Hudson s.rce.a
Uptown store. 555 Sixth avenue Thirty srss
Factories. s7s. g7s and $50 Hudson street.
weselIa
imitation oak or walnut. consisting ofs
LADIES' Dressing alans,
Wsshstand,
s ss%ss ss- at s IS only.
walnut SUIT Of eleven pieces.
an e's ss%s' Ss%s.oaa.
S%fssss,"s GLASS;
fosHssr,
eompe,e. Cor SIS.
Ar.ror SUIT. complete.
3 G,ss: III! f ss :.s sss' d'A.',
Parlor suit.
We can furnish Al short notice.
covered IN I Broc:. .t
cosonc.
and snh Dauast.
SAMPLE Suits on exhibition at wareroonns.
100 walnu. Chamber suits Of different patterns and ass
ranging from s55 upwards, up showrosma-
Rnae,. Of every description.
Wardrobes,
ladies' rarlor Desks.
Paror Tables and
Once Furniture
Our Feather Department Of the most complete ~
country.
Deodorzing and purifying every mans
up into Beds Pillows BoIs.ers and warrsnng shsa ~
be free from any Offensive odor.
I, H. Blankets. s,,, Sheets
s %"rssi.es ce 9., q.
We have Ssa wei! :s.ee.ea stock.
1000 pairs OF Orb Blankets A. 81 per pals.
Hotel and boarding house propretOrs
would do well 10 inspect Bedding
Department before purchasing elsewAeooe
We are making specially
of Flock he'd
Two Flock Pillows,
a Flock Bolster,
at six dollars for the entire seS
We also sell Flock Pillows a. 81 90 per pair.
For the better accommodation OF our
patrons places OF business VIII
remain until O'Clock In the evening.
Goods delivered TO any part Of the clay or vicinity fse 81
charge.
A ARON CRISTALAR& co. BEG TO STATE TO THKI1
N customers and the public generally that they
spacious saesfoom 61o Broadway, Qg
postc the Grad Central Hotel Having bought the Furn
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SALES At AUCTION.
SALES At AUCTION.
A LIEN B, AMER, AUCTIONEER
"A BY ALLEN y. MINER 4 BROTHER,
late HENRY II. LEEDS MINER,
NlEstsblished Is47l

A LIEN B. AMER, AUCTIONEER
a sE al sH aass hl Essps sf HiHHs
salssroom. 8 SSs%Sss: and & ns.de street,
4. ,o oooo =, The ssrooms d s.ygbsr. and =, R..ao
Ss &
figured n50oss carved ssss walnut Suits GREEN rsps
@ Pc sss CORN i.S:
. Op sdso.n % pu G.Sk
H.r Isss.ss:s: Ee@Sss Bosers AND Pillows, faissss'
:o :svs.s Hs Inc grand action and round cor
sssy:s ns:
valuable invoice of Kings Double pamesk Table Cloths.
iS ss1s W ss Plaid %
oH1Asass s ASP \ ~ ss te!ss's STREET,
nos silver Of the latest and most popular sssisns Par.
BRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
PEREMProRY SALE OF los LOTS.
;se Grand and Charles % and
ADRIAN H. MULLER. r. R. WILKINS CO.. will sell
sssnss s No. IN sass
bergen Hill Pleasure droand Association
and Charles Streets Jersey City ate Hudson City,
the ST. George Cricket grounds The property s all tile
drained even with grade and tred The improvements
sss OF large club house, ouhouHe stands for
tors the whole being by high fence; gore
Lot opposite the above described property and having front
OF Isl feet Grand also Charter
ton permitting the Of the perpetuity cat OPP
ton Of the assocaton pleasure ground The property
together with the charter WIN first be low upset
price whch not aken the land will then be sold in lots
without reserve, to the highest bidder.
Terms, per day of SALE balance thirty
A UCTION NOTICE.
IA THIS DAY (THURSDAY)
Mt II o'clock,
800 CASES STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS,
for mems, women's and childrcn's
Attention Of OF town and city invited Gaia
''sA'' "AN VIM TOPPING CO., Auctioneers,
No. l32 Church street.
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ITO CAprrALIsTs,-TA VALUABLE BUSINESS PEo
perry corner Ca al stree. and South Iit!h svene Nae
May s. 1871 BY RoaERTs 4 ModUIRE At spclooS noon,
Al the Exchange salesroou'. Ill BroadwsE f@'cua's
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ny M. DOUGHTY. AUcTIoNEER.

Is JOHN A. DUNN CO.,
pAesroou 800 Bowery,
WIN sell this day, At j. 9's!oss a No az Na,hsvcnge, in
The Stock consists viz TEAS, Sugar, Coffee Flour Soap
Starch, Candies Tomatoes, Peaches Spices, Rice, Barley
the Fixtures.
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A RICH JOHNSTON, AUCT1ONEER,
n Office and saesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post
ONCE
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL
will sell FRIDAY, at 10H O'clock at their salesroom, 81
Nassau street. large assortment of Household Furniture OF
every description.
Cane Arm Chairs, Railing, &c.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-R FIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL
M sell day, mt 10 O'clock AZ 2i Bowery, lot of Furni
tnre consisting Of Washstands Bureaus Bedsteads Chairs
Mattresses, &c.
BY order
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4 SUPREME COURT SALEM PARTITION,
A.. of valuable Business Property,
corner Canal and Laurens streets
ROBERTS A MlGIlIkE. AuCtinncera.

will sell at auction
MONDAY, May 8, 1871, at IL O'Clock noon,
at the Exchange salesroom, Ill Broadway,
under direction Gratz Nathan Esq, Referee, tho four
story Building No ss Canal street corner Laurens street
(Sou;h Filth avenue) size lot ZIG Canal street by 7e6
Laurens street. Maps a the Auctioneers ONCE No. ~ Cedar
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At AUCTION.
n BANKRuPT'S STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
FRIDAY, MAY 6. AT 1917 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
BY ORDER OF ASSIGNEE.
AARON CLAFLlN CO., Aactioneers,

A UCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION, AUCTIOy.-MAGNI-
n hccnt Household Furniture at private sale at less than
auction prices Superb Parlor Suit covered Fench satin
brocate |4jO for S21 do $780, Pianofoe, cost $3.50,
for S275 Chamber, Dining Furniiure Paning Bronzes
Sverware; sacrifices property family leaving city. 80
West Fifteenth street. Fifth better opportu
than attending bogus auctions.
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A UcTION sALE-l2o WEST TwENrY-THIRD STREET
co sa's .psnfd az d %9r o'aSsk
LUKE rl1zGERXLD Hao.onssT; onoe and sAlesroom $50
.u, Over $s5 900 worth SO sis, BY catalogue
iSsy esfFssr nss
oe sna s Mse0n s
Centre n sS sqs
choice volumes Books.
Solid rosewood and black walnut bedroom Sets yle Louis
xiv. Beaseada. Bureaus. Wsshsiands Commodes, Ward
sa sss:s
chafs solid silver and shse id' PsisS Ware china
Forks spoons n saS ksssa fa &c
ssosas sS sf He.s TsS T. 81 ss
ss men In cart ship goods stored for
snth cars, stopping 4. twenty third street.
Is I5s ii 6eass j.
sH.n;'15s; y'5 2S isS ssS5ssfGs 5o f.
s w % sy sS e as
o %Ss resi-
''1@' Tsroi and Library suits.
B ooKcase:, Bafets wardroIes
E srSsss: sa and I1 esa,9. c Hsgis:
Spring, Hair and other Mattresses:
Hilows. Comforters. Blankets,
Lounges and Easy Chairs,
Crockery Glass, China,
Plympton aud Sofa Bedsteads,
Lace and other Curtains,
Etageres, Safes, Desks &c.
Catalogues early morning OF sale.
AT IL O'CLOCK,
HORSES. HARNESSES AND WAGONS.
One elegant Barouche made by Wood Brothers. In good
order.
Also
One bay Horse 1874 hands, Pntchen stock trot In
three minutes and warranted knd sound and gente true
in all harness.
One bay Horse 15h hands, kind and true; good family
One black Horse ib hands; sold by order of J. NJ VII.
Items, to pay bill of keeping and charges.
One sorre truck Horse; good worker.
Two good family Horses, from the country.
One good Single Harness. made TO order.
One set double carriage Harness.
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INOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A VALUABLE HOTEL,
mineral spring property and summer resort beautifully
situated Of the most picturesque and hcahfn regions
Of this State, near railroad route. with ample lands ont
buildings groves &C. In complete ORDER Furnished
ready TO open. Few places offer 80 Inducements
to an active BUSINESS capitalist For further nfor
nation, Plans &c apply TO y. II. OLIVER No. Beekman
ereet,
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER-
Superb Household Furniture,
made to order by Messrs Potter symns and Hutchings
Elegant Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
rosewood Billiard Table,

CANT French pste Per and Iane Mirrors seran. Console
o Curtains ean
marble French 70 day Clock bronze group esgan, snas
very rich bronze and ormo Chandelier nne carved walnut
and sae chairs sam and coaohss match rich
ana eeSx
ana Easy Chairs fine on Paintings rich damask Curtains
n moe we've. aud English Brussels Carpets large qaa
G s vii @ ~n ON Wen m
May WHICH sos win n, r. oan ss
ohice IS East Seventeenth street.
MORTGAGE sALE.-R. FIELD, AUcTIoNEER, WILL
M sell this day. a ~ O'clock A. III Bowsry lot Of rnrn
Mn as sssss'' ac u ""'''"''' ~ ''' ''
BY order
TIMER. at 4 East Broadway, Of AGO lots womens choice
a SS 's
n ssosry win s 1s day. 3" lots
Mems and Womens Clothing Gonssn Of Presses
sSoes 8e xso coas fans and vests BY b. Nsean
Co., late Laurens street.
DIcHARp WALTERS, AUCTIoNEEa;
IL Splendid seven octave Piano, Parlor Bedroom and
Kitchen CHI, a. t1 Tbirsfev !, y o,,,ocs . Of
Ess. Bfoadway eenera assortment Househod furni.
s. Suits .n ra T. oASs S Bureaus n.
Hair and usk Mattresses, Pillows Spreads, Brussels and
Ingram oA' join T. sTLWxaT Attorney MORTGAGE
DIcnARp WALTERS AucrIoNEER.
IL Sewing Machines. Marsna's Sal0.
WIN sell Thursday at l04 O'clock at "a East Broadway
seven wilson, Grover Baker, Stag and other
Sewing Machnes in perfect order.
DIcHARD WALTERS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL "a East Broadway -Marshal's sale Paper, &C.
Will sell this day Thursday at l0M O'Clock, at I'll Fuca
street, Large OF Paper Safe, Desks, scales shelving. &c
r. McCABE, MARSHAL
q HERMAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 BOW
-. cry Marshal's sale OF Leaf smoking Toba eco,
q Vines IsSors casks barrels. asn Johns as.
on Friday, May &, at IL O'Clock, No. L. Bo~sy, w. AZ BAR
res choice old Bourbon ana Rye Whiskeys ,1oi,e aud
domestic and Gin rs casks Fort ana ersJ Wines,
Jamaica Rum aso large lot Of L9sofs ~ s.ses
tnvued TO the above SALE A. AAhoNA City Marshal.
q HERMAN, AUCTiONEHR. MARSHALL SALE or
barber . shSp his day nay a Il soI0ck, No.
ing OF brussels CARPET seat chais s,oo Lounges, Look
iae Glasses marble tor Ashs,ands Lounges kngravinss,
sh'v'ls' g. ~ '''s' o. l. nrSDsxors, CITY Marshal.
9 HERMAN, AUcTIoNisRR.
-. Mortgage sale OF Furniture, Carpots Bedding, Bed.
SSs House. being S III s1nsa ay Or @ o
IA Sowery, The entire Furniture Of frat class Boardug
house and Saloon consisting Of LOO Blankets LOG Bedspread
100 Pillows rs Boers 50 Feather Bsds 30 Huh, Straw and
Hair Mattresses ~ EAssnson Tables So Chars ana
Tables, Brussels aud lngrsin Carpets Mssnv oaSioh,
Stoves Rcfgsrsors also large s,scrtmsn Of Wines
sss as''' sale PS'SSl Sssss ~ ssgss.e
perry corne. Ca stree. saa soua FIN
NAV s. 1871 BY 10 aERTs MCGUIRE, At isp'cloox noon
al the Exchange Salesyoom Ill broadway. Particulars .
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DYE.-FOR SALE OR TO LET-A FURNISHED COT
lC tage, depot, grounds filed with shade ant fruit
trees carriage house, Apply to JOHN o. HIGGINS. No.
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A UCTION. AUCTION AUCTION.
n Over 800, 900 worth and over 500 Lots.
Magnificent and first class Household Furniture.
At Public Auction,
this day, THURSDAY, May a. at l0x O'clock
mt the elegant residence, II Tenth street,
block west Of Broadway near Fifth avenue.
Magnificent rosewood ~ octave Panoorte Velvet Brus
ses Medallion br0cate and lace Curtains pier and
oval Mirrors French Bronzss, Clocks, Vases Satary, Oh
Paintings rosewood and walnut Paror Suits covered with
satin brocate ana harcioh marble Tables, Eta
geres Bgokcases Turkish Chairs Lounges rosewood and
walnut Chamber Suits, Bedsieais, Bureaus Washsands
Commodes, spring and Mattresses, Bosters Pillows
Bedding Blankets. Lounges, Chairs Sofas, Rockers Side
board Extension Tables Glass, China and Sverware Table
Cutlery, &c.
Sale positive Reliable in attendance to cart pack
goods purchasers
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-31

THE RUrs OF L1FE.-Halrs Journal of
Health, recommending the variety in life,
which rests and recreates soul and body,
says, in reference to ruts: Get ont of
them, if you wish to live long If you wish
to avoid the lunatic asylum; if you wish
to escape suicide or a lniser's death. Men
and women must have recreation; must
have amusement must have diversion. 1t
is wholesome for the mind to break away
from its daily vocation or employ ment
counting house or his workshop at the
close of the day, and does not leave it be-
hind him, but sits at the family table In
rnoodiness, breeding over past occurrences,
| weighing probabilities, casting copjectures,
| laying plans, and when the meal is over,
sits thinking, thinking, thinking, by the
hour, and goes to bed to toss, and tumble
and worry, cannot live long. =.
In the island of Cuba, the wagon roads
lead over hills made of limestone F; the
wheels have run in the same track for gen.
erations, and have so worn into the soma
stone that the hubs scrape the surface, put
there is no getting out of the rue until the
bottom NJ tj,a hill is reached. So, in the
lives of many, the mind, under the lnno-
ence of worldly care, gets TO run IN par
ticular track: in other cases, inc oce""a-
tons have such an insufferaoie sameness
from one wears end to another 1hae us
workings become mechanical, anu ouS ",
the stupidity of such large portion eu;os o.
the farming population OF an So1 France
and Germany, and Russia as well. More rel, ia r,
mers' wives and daughters 60 crazy, out OF
one thousand, than of any other class, Simply
because of the one same routine OF drudgers
Of cooking, cleaning. from morning &c
!, night, from one years end to another
even the Sunday, making but little change
and that change only the result of the ex
ira drudge of Saturday. And our wives il
large towns and cities, sweep and dust ant
. arrange, and wash and sew and pEoyide, j,
one incessaut round, Summer and Winter
3 No wonder thew grow thin and careworn
!, and weak and nervous: Get out Of tn y;
ruts, all of you; pay a neighborIy visl
o three nights in week; or for two after
D moons let there be a 'let up in the way of
n drive, a visit to the village an excursion
:: on the river or in the cars, picnic, cele
It bration, a horseback ride of IN hour o
: two, sthere aud back What an appetit
= it gives! and the Misunderstanding dell
IT cious sleep follows! "Get out of the ru
70 reader, two or three hours n week, an
II there will be no time lost by it in the Ion
IL rum"
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when differing from him, as We sometimes
do, always feel ourselves in the presence OF
a luminous and highly-gifted mind: NO
reader of taste can peruse bis writings
without respect for this fne Southern poet
and admiration for his prolific genius.
The spirit of patriotism and true Southern
feeling evinced in DR.. Holcombe's poems
sounds like a voice from the past, and
consecrates his effusiens to the heart OF his
own down trodden and suffering country.
For example:
"No moro, weep NO more
With Howcrs crown this sod:
I gsve him, elate.
To his native state,
And give him now to God
Weep, mothers, weep no more
For the souls Of your gallant sons,
Who scorned to lie slaves,
And sought their red graves
In the flash of the Yankee guns.
"a glorious child mine
A soul without blot OF bur;
He was blazened with light
Like q chivalrous knight,
Resplendent from plume to spur.
Weep, mothers, weep NO more
For the souls OF your gallant sons
Who scorned to be slaves.
= And sought their red graves
= In the flash OF the Yankee guns"
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Catholic Union Of New York.

Membership in the Catholic Union is of
two kinds. There is membership of the
Union at large, and membership OF the
Council. General membership is open to
all who desire, but membership to the
Council is elective by the members thereof.
The legislative power is centred in the
Council from whence it flows in the direc-
lions, on the one hand acting upon the
general body, and on TIE other acting upon
the administrative body, the Executive
Committee. The Council numbers now,
forty-two members the Executive Com
mittee, five. The latter represents the for
mer and administers for it, during the in
tervals between the monthly meeting.
There will be, during the year, occasions
upon which the Union will muster all its
members. These will be, firstly, four Mass
es, on the following days: Thanksgiving,
and the Goth of September, anniversary Of
the occupation of Rome by Emmanuel.
The latter will be a Requiem Mass, for
dead members, and for the brave men who
died in defence of the Holy Father. The
reasons for having these Masses on national
festivals, are chiefly, because Sundays and
the helidays of the Church are taken up
| already with Masses at all hours; also to
give proof to the world that the Union is
| in sympathy with the rightful institutions
of the country, and to celebrate such festi-
walls in becoming Catholic manner. Be.
sides these public Masses, two lectures will
be delivered in the year, to which the card
of membership will admit the holder.
Speaking of this card, perhaps all are not
aware of it's deep Specification. The yellow
and white in the ground, are the Papal
solors; the cross, head downwards, on the
| left side, indicates the present adversely OF
the successor of St. Peter; the erect cross
on the right, is a reminder that the aim o.
the Union, lie the restoration of the dis
placed Pontiff, to his rights and dignities
The circle in the centre of the card con
encircles it is the motto of the Union
"Christendom demands the restitution o
Rome, its capital" The number of mem
bers is not definitely known, as all the
churches, have not made their returns
But, we know it to be large, considering
the time the Union is in existence in New
York-Ne,U York Tablet.
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Quitous trial and still more iniquitous SEN
tence, has lost his position and influence
could we lind q moro favorable moment Tor
making our remonstrances heardf
Sr-I have just seen the account Published
in tho Tablet OF tho 10th and 23d OF September,
Of tho revival Of Christianity In Syria. can
only say that you have an exceedingly we'll
informed correspondent. but one VIII" seems
hardly aware what enormous proportions thi:
movement is assuming in the districts Of
of these diverts from Islam is almost imposei-
BILE to calculate, but believe that in the whole
of Syria 10000 or q. 900 is o moderate compn-
tation.
is removed FROM Syria, can nothing be done to
bring back the twelve Shazilis banished to
Africaf Will neither England nor any other
Christian Power say one word in their favor ]
Is the policy of maintaining the unity OF
Turkey to be SO strictly adhered to that not
even q harsh word is to be said to her though
she deliberately breaks her treaties and solemn
obligations: when, after promising religious
freedom to all subjects, she invariably perse.
cutes those who dare to leave the religion OF
MahOmmed, not, perhaps. directly, but by
some such subterfuge as bringing against the
| so-called "renegades o charge, of evasion
from CONSUMPTION, or Gesertion from the army
Hoping that your advocacy may do some
thing to bring about the return of these twelve
martyrs, whose wives and families would have
been starved here long ago had it not been fol
the liberality of their CO sectarians, y
remain, Sir, ETC.,
Damascus, Nov. -, 1871.
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Mernlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
TIME-NEw YEAR.

,Tis miduiehss holy hour and silence now
Ia broodinR like . Rentle spirit oor
The stili and pulseless world Hark! on the Tinos
II Ss essp sssr arg 20
Wiz Il sss Sseasd Roy tie
4. 81 P mou ss Sigh. and on yon cloud
That loats 40 stili and placidly through heaven,
4 be spirits OF the season. seem 70 stand
Young Spring, bright Summer Autumna solemn
And Winter with his aged locks-and breathe
In mournful cadences. that come abroad
melancholy dirge DER the dead year
Gone from the earth forever.
IT'S time
For memory and tears. Within the deep.
Still chambers Of the heart, spectre dim;
Whose tones are like shs wssaTa a TSo its % cold
And solemn hnger to the beautfni
And holy visions that have passed away
And left NO shadow of their lovelfness 49,.
On the dead waste Of life. That spectre lnts
The coffin lid of Hope and Joy, and Love
And, bending mournfully above the pale. i. e,r
Sweet forms that slumber there scatters oeao n'"'
Ger What has passed. to nothingness Tho year
Has gone and with il many s,S1i ssab broW
II shadow on each heart. In It's swift course
I, II waved it's sceptre DER the beautiful,
And they not It laid it, ts Pahab aan form
Ia ssa. .ne AZ. s1sGp sSs . .shns eye is dim
II trod the hall Of revelry, where thronged
Tho bright and joyous, and the sear it nv w an,
And reckless shout resounded 1G passed o 81
The battle. plain whore sword. and spear and sheid
FLASHED IN S the light 81 aSSd the grass
Green from the soil Of carnage. waves above
Tho crushed and Wondering skeleton. 1t came,
And faded like y, wreath Of %iss AIT At eve
1T heralded its millions to their home
In the dim land of dreams.
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Tho only book Published that teaches tho Art - we'll
use ,a By the Bothers q Sacred New
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schools throughout the country.
sRENoERiAN,
THE STANDARD SYSTEM OF PENMANsHP.
Tho sponcerian Model of Writing he. been copied BY
fessiona penmen teach this 81 stem and othoz
copy-booEs.
Edncatona can be- Obtained for Frst Introduction
| this Office.
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