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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

Thy KINGDOM CoME.-A poor wounded boy
was dying IN hospital. He was u soldier but a
boy for all that The lady who watched by has
bedside Saw that death was coming fast. and pia-
cling her hand upon his head. sh-aid 10 HIM my
dear boy, If this should be death that Is coming
upon you. are you ready to meet your Godr'
The large dark eyes opened slowly. and smile
passed over the young soldiers face he answered
II am ready, dear lady, for this has long been His
kingdon' end as he spoke he placed his hand
upon his heart.
.Do you mean." Questioned the lady, geutly,
'that God rules and reigns in yoar heart"
sYes' he answered; but his voice sounded far
od sweet and low, ii It from soul aire sdy
we'll Oh Its way through the dark valley and
shadow OF death /"
And still he lay there with his hand above his,
heart, even after that heart had ceased TO beat.
And the soldier boys soul had gone up toits God
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
North Carolina.

The Philadelphia Press says North Carolina.
always a doubtful State, has. after a hotly cou.
tested battle. declared against the Republican
party. The result at this writing - not definitely
known. but the dispatches all foresha dow a Dem.
ocrstic victory.
The WORLD ssys:- No intelligent politician
can now doubt that Mr.. Greeley will he elected
by greater majority than was ever before Civ.
On to an American President.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
~
NORTH CAROLINA 0, K,
RADICAL GUNS SPIKED
The State Largely Conserva-
tive.
Ihe O@ciOus Settle Settled
Down!
The DOOM TO MILITARY DESPOTISM
The DOOM TO MILITARY DESPOTISM.
RADICAL POWDER WASTED
Estimated Majority, 10000.

WARRINGTON, August IA despatch was r..
ceiVed here tonight from Senator Ransom. or
Moth Carolina. addressed to the editor Of thu.
Patriot, saying that the State Of North Caror,n,
had certainly gone largely Democratic. Another
special despatch says Leach has defeated Settle il,
the Fifth District
NEW YORK. August 2--3 A. NJ Tho. Hr,,lr.
specials from North Carolina sa the Convre,siona,
vote at Greensboro gives a Republican gain of Al
Company Shops Aiamance county. 81 Conserve.
tive majority; Davidson county Conse, yatye VA il,
40; Rowan county, 450 Conservative maiorit,
loss l'o' MecElehbnrg county. l25 Conservativs
gain.
Craven county. 2s6 Republican gam; HALIFAX
county 20 Conservative gam; Eigecumbe count,
i3o Conservative gam; Nash county, G7 tIpns.,y
ative majority; Northampton county. l55 Con.
servative gain.
RALEIGH, August ?. Returns f.om twenty .ssver
counties indicate positively the election OF Mer
rlmon, Conservative candidate tor Governor s,x
out OF eight Congressman, aud GO majority on iynt
ballot IN the Assembly, thereby eiectiny Con
serVa'iVe Chitea states Senator. IN the place ot
Pool, Radical The Republicans give up the elee .
ton, the ony question heing that OF majorties
The election was quiet and orderly throughout
the State The contest in the Fourth District IL
as yet doubtful. with the chance ~ favor OF Roc
ers Conservative. as also III the Fast District II
Is prohabie that seven Conservative CongIessmen
will be elected
RALEIGH, August IL A. M Special TO the
Wash'ngton Patriot -Despatches Just received
confirm the large Conservative gains in the eastern
aud western counties Csrbarus county gives ,
Conservative gain OF 233 over the Shlpp vote I
1870. Leach is elected IN the Fifth District
Caldwell county elects the Democratic count =
ticket. and gives large gain to the State tickp,
The Republicans here have ev IDENTITY gwen up til :.
election. Merrimon's majority is now est mai /
at l2.OOO. and the Legislature 20 Democratic On
joint ha uot. In the ,st DIST ict. CATER Dem.
crat, is probably elected.
The Democrats appear to have elected seven II
the eight Cong ,essmen, Carter Waideli, Roger.
Leach, Ashe. Robbins. aud Vance The Railca'
have certainly elected Thomas to Congress in the
Second Dist'.c by large majority.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
Struck Dumb,

The New York Times refuses to print IA
word of Senator SumnerS great manifesto 10
the cOlOled people. This fact in itself speaks
whole page Of significance. 1t proves that
the 1'nks is not newspaper but a mere
double channel, one side for all the iulson-
sickening Pra ise of President Grant that ga n
be squeezed ont of his admiring sources, the
other for all the filth and lingual garbage
that can he hraped on Horace Greeley and
everybody who elects to support him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
Extraordinary Occurrence.

uorniaa n N. j., Aug. 1.-Yesterday
sdins III. little girl named Ellen Emmat. re-
pieknu" ""n NJ ner parents at this place, while
by H.o.p NY coal, lust for fun," was run over
had hsr h%,2.Ive rinh.v on the Central railroad, and
literally slgn sn. arm, just below the shoulder.
iuaped5 d5I..ne y. passed along, and the child
VIII il 10 ~ seized her severed arm, and ran
BY. Shs t%as t%%aere ner father was n,ployed near
snt for 'itsn iell PROSTATE, and doctor was
Her parsn,, e ' mas hopes of saving her life.
aecessitv os were were ~ circumstances bey Ond the
VI ner gathering bits Of coal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
Summing Up.
THE "rRlBuAa" ON THE sIruAr1o

NEW YORK. August The 1y,Iuae to morrow
vi" consider 1t probable that the Administration
has been defeated in North Catalina, but regards
the returns received at half past On. O'clock, whii-
tending to show heavy Administration losses, as
STU too Ineagre Ia warrant p'sitve st,tement of
the result. 1t tn nks that the most noteworthy
indication is that there have been heavy Admins
traion losses IN Ra'cigh. Wim mgfon, liolisbor,,,
and other points, where the negro vote was heav-
,est, aud Oh which the h CHEST Administration
hopes were placed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING.

Seaied proposals will be received hy the Commit :
NE on Grounds. at the Office of Maris Secretary,
No 80! Market street. until THURSDAY Auyust
Hh lst2 att O'Clock. p IN. for furnish m ,~rial and
erecting on the grounds of the Kiy.ryiew Cemetery
20 building comprising Super int endent's re !.
dence. reception room and Office according to plans
anu speclhcat,"ns which can be at the office of
by cailing m the undersigned corner OF Thru
street aud tn. rdiiroud. ~
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
all hris, ROBERT CARSW ELL
augi-st Chairman of Committee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
Civil Service Reform Illustrated

FORCED CONTRIBUTIONS FOR Pol ITICAL PUE-
POSES.
WASHINGTON, August lit appears that
the business of l-vying contributions for poll
teal purposes upon clerks employed in the
several executive departments has been going
ON for some time. 1t appears that one Joe
Dwyer, II Supervisor Of Internal Revenue, is
an agent in the matter.
The Chronicle defends Dwyer, and demands
the removal of those who reft,s.. to con, ribu,e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

|Ahcken =, TO AN EDlTOR.-Captain E. J.
|latA, whil%s ~ .. me lhiladelphia Sunday Dis
asr r tuesday morning. at the dra m W.. iS,o hrSSs
|xG haSIMu ia City, fell between the cars. md
land his Injured. Several ribs were broken
|nrtal's loo. loot was crushed. His foot was
|ha yery s.I;putated oa;p by DIR. Wright. He lies
|eunplstss,Ss S'itlcai condition. The clothes were
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
Retired In Disgust.

The Radical, met in their headquarters las,
night anil raised the money and bought dis
patches from North Carolina until aboot ten
o'clock, when they gave gave orders not to FIRE
'.hose 100 guns" and retired in disgust.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
WIN. II. Stats
In Chaucery.
-
,John p Cabins. et al

. Va New Castle County VI
John r. Collins. ct al Cause at Part,flon.
In pursuance OF order of the ChAnc lior u IN g
above cause made Vt the september Term. 4 u
ISL. all person. aving any lien liens an.eiins
the interssi Of William n Sta.ts John p. Cuii,u,
SusAu jane Collins his wits. u sorse Stats Johu
2. Sisats. Mary Z. DeAkyoe. james K. Staats an
Ednuhd l. Stssts. Of either VI thoui, in the lauds
and pr misses TO hlcn said cause relates are here
by notihe ITO die a petition setting forth the nn
tuIe and amount of the same in the OBI q Of the
Register in Chancerv for New Castle county ten
days before the first Monday in September. 4. D.
is1s and To AppsAs .aa prove said hen o, lieus =.
the Court on the third day Of the term,
GEO b. RODNEY. Trustee
New Casele. July ~. 1879 Wtsep7
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

|ay night 1.-THE ~ :. grand bal masque Tues
Pc Rrsat ~ the Stockton House, vas one of
|latsons1s i. festivities of the season. The
|aa0u tSonsna.s Vas large and select, and the oc-
se chief efd,o1ghly d,oghly enjoyable. Z. Ii. Filter
I 4. Covss,u,e suector. and s. II. Heverin and w.
aenced ons m.snaeers. y. The AFFAIR was pro-
w Nav Wv u the grandest ever given At
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

the PEOPLES COLUMN

VERY BRIEF LETTERS GLADLY RECEIVED LAVA
COMMUNICATIONS Will NOT BE PRINTED w.
ARE IN NowIsE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE vrrws
OF coRExspoNDENTsl """
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
UNIVERSITY OF vIRcjNlAp
ChNrlOtteS villa

ne session commences on October lst. The In
stitntion embraces an Academic Department and
Departments 2t Law, Medicine, Engineering. and
AsiicnituTe For Catalogues, apply to WM. WEIR
lfNB Elk. Secretary of the Faculty, p o Uni
vtriity, "t Va CHAS, NENABLE. Chairman
v ,l,,9l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
CEMrrrRy.

DIVERVGEW CEMETERY.
III Lots in kverv~w Cemetery will be soil at
the Seereiarys Office III aud ter July lst for one
month. as follows
Lots fronting on the Avenues t2l1U
All other Lots. $3.50
Payments, One third cash and the balance IN
one and two months.
On anil after August lat.
LptS fronting oil the Avenues t30H
All "ther lots. 81. 81
LiLosrarhei riots and further information W III
be fnrLi.hed by }. l.. Thompson. Superintendent
at The Cemetery. j. MARKS.
jy2eoilm Sec'y and Trea.. a2 Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
Notice.
Edward Mckelyy. ct. AL, In Chanrerv

:, =, " I View Castle County.
Cornelius Me,irenree. IT. al. Cause Of Partition
In pursuance IT An order of the Chr ncellar IN the
above cause. my de ut the February Term ls-2. All
persons ba,ius any lien or Hens affecting the ia
terest or estate of Cornelius Mc,arenree Rosa Nee
nan. Patrick Mundy. Ann Mundy, Cathar,ne Nc
lrenres, Edward elvy. sarah Mrk-lvy. Hugh
either Of them in the lands and premises To " hi.h
sail cause res ss are hereby notified 10 lille p,-
u;iou sstnns forth the nat ure sud amount ot the
sane. IN The ohce OF the Registar in Chanrery Tor
New Castle eouuty, ten days before the tirst Mon.
day in Seutsmber. \. d. ls72, and 10 apnesr snd
prove sad hen or liens at the ensuing term OF th~
Court. before the rising Of the Court on the thir
day OF the term. CHAS. B. LORE. Trustee.
Wilmington. Del July =. ls72-2O-aawtssp5
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1otifes.
CT JOSEPH aua DENVER sury xAn
~ ROAD COMPANY

ExScCCIvE OFFICE. No. 81 NASSAU SrEEkr
NEW YORK. August. lst 1872.
Inc Coupons sna Registered Interest. due Au
gust 18th. 1872. on the First Mortgage Eight per
Gent IS per cent? Cold Bonds of the St Joseph and
Denver City Railroad Company. BOTH EASTERN
AND WESTERN DIVISION. will b. paid at the
'fhce OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
the city OF New York upon presentation and de-
mand, ON after that date. free OF tax
FRANCIS A. COFFIN
aueitolo Asst. Treasurer
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ulEQ

UIEO.
IkAVES.-In this city. on the morning of the %
Lreceiia JaHe, wife Of Thomas J. Graves aged 2g
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are invited
70 attend the funeral. from her late residence No
loz alnut street. on Monday afternoon 5th inst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS!

neeting Of the Democratic citizens Of the 5,
cond ward VIII oe held the FELTON, House. southeast
corner oi second anu Walnut streets. on FRIDAY
Evening. August 9th. at o'clock. for the purpo..
9t selecting one person to Represent the ward in the
Democratic Convention, to be held at Dover, Au
gust 18th All persons opposed to the re election
OF u ) Grant to the Presidency are requested to De
present.
By order Of the Democratic Association
MICHAEL BOIL
aug2-3t Vice President for Second Ward
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
AN EXHIBITION
"BAbCOCK R|RE EyT|yCI|SHER"
SATURDAY, AUGUST Sd, AT S p. M, PRECISELY.
On Lombard Street, between Third and FOURTH
tthoha
xr.I CO.,
W Eq Sec.h,U
t,tntyar
supernten Miiis
for Rtnt.

ENOR RENT-Rooms in the second story of the
for offices
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
Tor .Salf aud for RfMt.

tWK SALE-A lot Que hundred feet front ~
y West Fifth street. between Van Buren, anc
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Nov 2i-dsoi&w2m,
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CURRENT NOTES.

neE daily journal, called the B.. Nineteenth
Century, IS shortly TO sppesr IA Paris, modelled
after the London Times
Z 7. BroikSay, farmer Of R,poa, Wis, has
taken IN nearly $1,000 ia premiums or Snort
ho7n os.'ls and Berkshire pigs during the uas.
fall
Geo. b" Gates, a young man from E.ujfl.
committed suicide q. The New York Hotel lass
Saturday night lie had gone TO The city TO
purchase stock for stationery store, hut On
IhursasT evening Was iuyeie'el Into tolee q
III fame AID gambling saloon, where lost sil lis
money, come e2,10J, and Af-erw -is uawnaI
his overcoit 10 pay his expenses His f3ilyprsv-
ed foo heavily upon him. and on Saturday night
he drank mixture Of poison, and dieI before
morning. lie WIS young msn Of excellent
Dgsncls sttsinments, and II home Lis Eai q
we're regarded IS unexcepti3aSbc he evidcal-
" liei from TemCrse over Ike FIRST f-lse SEP
Larry Carroll Of Schnectady Was murdered IN
Buffalo, Friday night, at a gambling ssloon
Kept by Patrick Dempsey. Carroll wcs engaged
IN gambling, Wheu quarrel e1suCd. ia the
course C. Wh.ch Carroll knocked down one Il
ms opponents and struck another in the face.
Inc former On recovering bic feet rushed n
Carroll with g drawn dirk knife. with which De
-- --.taa AAA NlaN .tAA sue NEL Ll.E mos.
ting a cash about six inches long Detective
lycls OF Al1sny. who had Just entered the s,-
io3u 10 teaacb OF msn fer whose arrest ne had
4 warrant. stepped up sni arrested the murder
er with the bloody knife liz his hand, and ts-nei I
HIM over 70 the Buffalo authorities. be gave
me nsme IS George W. Croker, and said he re- I
tide1 IN Buffalo Carroll VISA carried 10 the /.
hofpitSl, ghere be died az O'Clock Saturday .
morning
Dl'iag pyroechnical display Chrstmss
night az Macon, Ga, fire han was thrown
INTO store on Cherry street, which iguitei a
isIge STOCK ci fire WORKS, anl the explosion chat
followed set Gre TO the building and 1umcl OUT
four stores. L1ss about 100000.
Thomas Hawkins shot and killed Port Jel,in.
ST a festive party on Carir.mss night. near CIV
an on TIE Asshville sul Chattsnoocs rsil-oal
They had quarrelei during the day, and o7
meeting At night Hawiey immediately attacked
Jeiun-tae second shot passing through the
heart, killing him instantly
At WEXFORD, Il. T., ,u Christmas MORNING.
young married usu named William D5zr-n-
wa found iu the highTsy with his throat cutbg
hls own hani Ht Wa tsken 10 his residence
aad payatsns called, and viii probably survive
lrs hurtr- Domestic difficulties sre said 20 have
prompted The deed
A sEee- school ua'm ST Green Bay. Wiseon-
,'n, Tdss TO school every day n hand rei.
irswn by the big boys.
a negro ani lis VT living ae,r Psrrv. CT,
Tie other day locked their tarce children IN tbe.-
'aon ana went of on sn excursion, and on re-
urn'ns Iornt tha. their house had heen burnt
'ui the children with It.
a rising -olnc fasucier IN Ohio was recently
'u rlcecr UnGu the e+asa camel --H ....
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The Chesapeake ~ Ohio Bonds are issued
ither coupon or -es's.ers1-The denominations are
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The object in establishing this Institution
was to attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure o permanent place
where Families, Invalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
edies as each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
II. Greene has been Physician Of the Insti-
tute since its foundation, row more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had so
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene is in his hity-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession, and his success, We believe is with
out parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
pecial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
ula, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
peqsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
Salt Rheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, sc.
Dr. Greene's Medical Pamphlet, descrip-
tive Of diseases and their proper treatment, viii
be sent free TO invalids.
Address, r. GREENE, NJ. D.,
"a Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
Aug i5-vly
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CGDENsHuEG.-A ysurg mr1 naue5 pirl
Perkins aged 30 years, lost his li-bt ls- In
AoTihrnP's staFe factory, oa T1esily sftgru6oB
lie vas IN the act Of throwi8rs six inch balt IN
a puiiy, Taen he was caught and carried oyrr =
shat abou; eight feet from the floor. which vsg
making about THREE revolutions DIR rninn.s
) me boys working IN the factory, sh3 saw M,
Al the moment Of the accident. thought he v-e1T
round the shaft about three tirner. but i; vas
long enough to sever the right leg below The
knee. The smputatioa was almost ingt,n,s-
neous' the leg having been literally jesked oT.
Among the lectures announced in the lecture
course OF the Young Mems Christian Associ.
ton ere Mathew Hale Smith. better knoEn .,
= Barieigh" the NyV York correspondent Of he
Boston Journal, President Flake OF s.. Isv-
W. Hgginson l.
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&, arr paper sAys that picture celebrated
-, \. az, bright color, and bad taste, repre-
81 americs' and which was painted for
81. :, Z S Soe VA Of New York, for the modes,
prize Vi e-o'Voo' lies rolled up in storehouse
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Shine Christmas,

or ring the New Year in. in the ears or Won,
delighted Family
YI0LINs, GUITARS, FLUTES. BAND IksrRr
MENfS and fell esslTtment o. other inst-nn,srts
MUSIC and MUSICAL HIGHLANDER. al , ~
sale at the sto.e Of 'Oi
J. G. HAYNES z co.
80 Court Street.
lopposits the Cour. House.l
Dec 2-v3m
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BowDOiN COLLeGE.
Medical Department.

'nt AZ ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
AZ TINS In ttution, will commence FobSn aeo
l5th, ls72, AMI continue I6 weeks. Heornary
Circulars ntaining full particp,s-,
on Application 10 the Secretary. may DO mad
Brunswick, Me-, Nov. 1871. ~ - eeSy'
Dec 14-wI2v.
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Poetry.



Come with me to the BARRIERS, while trust him
Sit down bssds s TIC great arm chair il which ind
Aaa listen STEW While, with latcred lip tie story ro
9th. dirty little nowss-y a; tbs corner Of the
street.
Hove these little. dirty boys Hove to see them
They iat isi On our misei,s. Tie honey in their
Is e1tTsstsd fou the met les that teaTouF very
These caomos ofi1k a=d papeF,-horror nonsers'-
iniaut ghoulsi
As early biri. in guest OF WOrns. Anticipates the
As day. ~ e-ry morning cock, leueTsbay Of the
Is o,isd --s. he-tAe nsrs5oy-sells the Evening
with shouts, along the aoan day street, though due
al five o'clock.
met him at the corner blosk,-a tear was in LIS
Amoi.:oaiag eye.-a hungry fAoo.-aa accent not
The great we; bundle, meath Lis arm Of 'Tona-
And ali s5aa. Tia; ragged boy tale OF pity tod.
Gone here. Whatalz you 5node boy There's
u.srh 'e-.Ss' sgapataete glow to warm the
os. wiz Your secret. lo.i.caas That haply
Tie lucky wight taat fa,e T. . and Gil tia: eye
with s.ee.
Kind s.r' the ltte ases5oy SAID, the war IS io1-
T,ive bt car1as in the pest 'tis Idle quite T. try.
L1l- week hsFe sped w-,hl1s q Ere OF eh'p"Io-A
And ssl. rom 1ataral el-s,s seems the KIM Of
death that clurte-.
You'd De surprised 80 know the time since any 9'i-
c- .lrs.elf r...
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Music ss0xcs : gusic Boxes q.

Not only tie tirklin-. szeet-ioaed little Music
Boxes, but larger and LARGER ones, up 70 immense
instruments that produce sounds as powerful as
those ola Psnoiorte, and ill house with melody
CAL soon at y COURT STREET and seIgst one
from tie large stock, So that il nav
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Ciris;lls- Carol
Cas as. due a,ss .-l23 a- earts
hu-e.s Gang g Savior n-r,l
H.a5 fHo mother heart So .uWIy-
ID l1 tll little group around Bin.
WIrshiru.n- fha Clrlsi-cIil1 holy
Glad, Sd -tt ti-. tl1y bad found A.4-.-
gllls.--as iiu1 was Is .lc Ga earth
Wals uaz Christmas time 70 Heaven
Gods own sIu .1 earth gone down.
LaavI.- angels who ac0reI HIM.
Leaving seer tre. throne AID crown,
tone o. earth which could afford him
But uo0- helier, rcdely given
hierwar1, would take away
Even place dis bead 30 Jay F..
dt.s instead, fGU th0rus and c-I-s.
Do they know the drallful loss,
What was Christmas tlLo liz leaTll
= Angels we've glad at Christmas time.
We're glad, and sang for JOB. a.tlUl-
Chris, tho Lord would sllop So low
They knew lie came 90 rescue us,
They know o- his own VII he caUe
Gladly o. meet Shame. pain and llsH.
recaass our dear LORD l9vs1 1s So
ThefGll-a thc wonder great we .-uW
Angels were glad 90 have Tim -l.
Angels Wcre glad az Christmas slime
And God was g,1i 1a Chr tmas day.
IN HIS -1a-t universe, Tie chime
Rang false 10 one sad bel.
lie camut1 mott tie world By love,
TO save 10 from the stgI Elll.
its hearts voice once again co. prove
TO make - pure and true.
This wordrous, 0Qd-llEl work Zoo 4U
Yes God was g.at 90 Christmas time.
o Chri.tlaas time is the .la5dest time.
AMI Christmas bells peal the nlDp.1st chime,
The Lapliest lu the year.
if zoo hearts here were Gus OF tune,
The laupie-t Christmas Of all might Pc Lo--,
For thera come q Christmas under some sun
d. o |a. D. 49,. d d
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NEW METHOD
Or
LIFE ASSURANCE lately introduced by
The Eo uitabIe Life.
l2O BROADWAY, y. Y.
STYLED THE
T00tine Savings Fusad
Policy.

presents the following distinsuisbia- f,,,,,r,s
hhleh are Illustrated BY CALCULATION 0F Pnon.
ABtE RESULTS on a policy Of Ten Thousand D5lIars
at ORDINARY LIFE RATES. AGE b. animal I.e
MUM, s2sl.70 -
First--Sale of Policy 70 the Comnanv
At end Of 70 years-loi per Ct. Of premium returned
IS 81
secOnd--Pald-up Policy.
At the end Of 10 years, s7.s
- lt,on
ihird--An Annuity.
A. tho end OILS years the proG.s will zyr,,o,-,.-
IhE AHsUAL PREMIUM, and, with the srsssC,,a =.
Hnluai DiV'dends, wi! purchase a yearly ipe1mo
Or, at the end I'D years Of e.,
These estimates are derived from q earof,t -,
OF Fast Experience and ARE ENDORSED BY 7o''
SHEPPARD ROMANS.
Consulting Aotuary
, ~ Persons intending to assure their lives y,ili
mn II 70 their advantage 20 examine this new is
" win care. documents, giving full parfierIsrrs -
tle rules OF the Company with regard h tba issr,c
OF tAe above Savings Fund policy extended ta6Ie9
ol rates and other Interesting matter NAV no ~
tanned BY application to W OO-
ROBERTS WHlTCOMB,
General Agents and Business Manage,s
Northern New York, Vermont and New Harrsb;-o
WIRES INSURANCE BUILDING.
~ j., Burlington, Vermont.
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