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Henry Ward Eseecher's WAY 10
Keep Ssanuay.

The Lords day is q good day which to
learn to love your neiShbor as ourself. l do
not think ii is a great sin if your neighbor has
his side door open Oh the Sabbath day for You
to walk across the lawn and sit on his porch,
the Lord likes that. I do not think that if
your household is more radiant, and your
children wake up and say Gas l never did
" Thank God it is Sunday!" / don't think
that if you make it the best day Of the week,
and your children are good naturcd and joy
full, that they are any the worse l be-
leye in making the holes for the buckle Il
little lower down. Let our Lords day be n
church day in the morning, and q family day
the rest Of the time. l think that we preach
too much. I think that we overteach and
Overtax in the Sabbath school. l think we
are making the Lord S day laborious.
L do not think that we use Sunday enough
to make the family finer, sweeter, more COM
pact, more Homogeneous, more social and so
more religious. L sec many, many men who
come to church stern and stiff. They would
not for all the world ride in car on a Sun
day-no; nor do anything at home that made
them a~reeable-no! do not hold up their
way of keeping the Sabbath as Il model. sun
daV IS day of household love. 1t is q day
Of family reunion. Ii is 4 day III which the
children ought to feel that their father and
mother never were SO handsome before, and
never so good. 1t is 4 day in which every
part Of tie household should, at the going
down of the sun, be able to say, Thank
God for this open door of heaven, which has
poured cut so many happy hours on u.s."
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--Pope's translation Of Homer, book Il,
has the following:
Since Ulysses band
Hath slain the traitors, heaven shall bless
the land.
None now the kindred or the unjust shall
own;
Forget the slaughter brother and the son
Each future day increase of wealth will bring,
And DER the past oblivion stretch her wing.
Long shall Ulysses il his empire rest,
His people blessing, by MS people blest.
LET ALL BE PEACE.
The New York Daily Ba}lstia expresses
the belief that the Government is preparing
Mexican camp. y part of the programme
is said TO be to sound the Mexican Govern
ment upon the proposition for joint military
occupation of Tamaulipas and Fuevo Leon,
with view to the mutual protection Of lives
and property Of citizens Of both countries,
which in due time will be followed by nego-
tations for a transfer of the whole territory
tt the United States for Il few million dollars.
The most important steel mine in the
country is in RoXbury, Conn. The ore was
thrown aside as rubbish until Il few years
ago, when the proprietor found PruSsian
engineer who worked mines Of The same sort
in Prussia. The product is OF great value
and Of extensive use among iron manUflc-
tuners.
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.cEAsP HANDS Aeaos. THE BLOODY
CuAsa.D


f,laxn hands across fi,r bloody ehasm.
Blot ont the record of the past;
No look of retrospection cast;
Forget nations fearful spasm,
when Freedom, painting through the land,
Was stricken BY assassin hand;
Clasp hands across the bloody chasm!
Forret that through that fierce embrcil
The land with blood was ovcrlown;
Rebellion's king, from bloody throne,
Sent forth his edicts to despoii,
In sanguinary letters writ,
With pen envenoined from the pit
Forget il We would not recoii.
Clasp hands, but look not downward, pray,
Into the dismal gulf below,
That fiery, billowy food of woe;
Turn from the appalling sight away;
Twill brain distract and vision daze,
The glamour of those lurid rays!
Clasp hands, but look not downward, pray.
Not downward, if We would not ken
The Ccrberus of that bloody tide,
With hundred jaws distended wide
The monster Treason in his den;
The horror might your hold unclasp,
Trust not the firmness Of your grasp,
Clasp hands with eyes ayerted, then.
The black flag of traitorous foe
Floats darkiy down TIE dread apyss'
The eye bent chasmsard cannot mss
Its blood-stained folds !; no Lethean flow
Can wash its hell-dyed colors out;
The echoes of fiendish shout
Shall yibrate in the depths below.
should son bereft, or childless sire,
As friend gives greeting unto friend,
His hand across this chasm extend,
With forgiving hearts DESIRE.
Let him Of earthward glance beware.
There's precious life-blOod flowing there,
Feeding that fierce Tartarean fire.
Clasp hands, but, prithee, without fail,
First close the avenues OF sound;
For, issuing from that yawninS ground,
Comes up the piteous, sick'ning vail
OF mothers comfortless with grief,
OF children crying for relief,
OF prison-starved thousands CHASTITY pale.
Clasp hands, but first exact plight
As solemn as the VOW of Heaven;
Be sure the disinfectiEg leaven
OF q repentant heart has quite
Infused the treason and the blood,
Cleansed as with purifying flood;
Assured, clasp hands with heart and might
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Mccormick instrument. ......... 70 inches
London. .-..-.. -.... l.
CMcago.. .......' tC2
Cambridge, United States. ...... 10
Pulkova, Hussia. q. ........... ID
Mr.. Mccormick proposes to present this
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