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women arg, i'll perpetual condition Of
surprise, and scoir at each otlicrs, style,
both always Quitting criticism of Their
own. s2 - 2r
Conversation equally. bctrays this
natural opposition. TT the sexes had
real respect for Que anotheri would they
indulge in those unbelievable c?uipli
mcnts? Neither does it to those ofthcir'
own Kind whom they honestly like
The artificial style Of talk which is the
traditionary custom orthe sexes is plain
ly that Of creatures who onotuudcr;t ;tlna
each other and have mutual sus)ici5ns
Being strange they bctkrc themselves 10
compliments. a
y Qualification in reference to the
family relation has to be made. TO .
maa his mother is not Il woman-shc is
a divinity. Tie like partly holds in
girl of her father, and brothers and
sisters arc not Of any SEX. But get olt.
SIDE Of this nonscxual circlc, and the
aniira'hy comes quickl;- into play. Boys
nearly h tc girl, and the feeling is re
turned. Old men care nothing for wo /
men of any age, except as nurses, old
wemcn creep together. 1t is only dur
ins the central portion Of life that. the
sexes can be said to be civil to one
another. In fact, if nature had not
!orccd men and women TO love each
ether during that portion wiIly.uilly
and givea them that Incredible and
pcrplexins brib2 of chiI lren, it is doubt
fnl whether they wsuli have any mu 4
tu,l liking, Love is all that exists
between them
1t is astonishing, considering what
complete, intricate, long asso,i,tiou the
bridging u? a family tics il couple to.
that they d. not bacome more really
infinite than they d. even in the best
cases. Doubt may well be felt that
'hcrcA are few hu,blnds ana @vcs who
in spite of al the trials they have
shared, have not at the bottom Of their
hearts sense Of grievance one against
the other. .fr
1t is all "cry sal bit it cannot br-
helped. The .cvcs are apartial failure, :
and somehow ha, arisen an caorin 5us
yXas"cration of their liking for one
another. Look at calmly, the interest
each has rr the o;hcri- @clllly Iac,&-
ing in sc. .satiiity ii Is alikt N ihotonol7
an'l small--merc love, in ftct. ''1
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The Only Fcmal, Mason.
uuW sIlE oDrAINED. Her pEGREE
HER ronTRAif. IN EvEaYy LopIG
ROOM IN IRELAND. l-,9t,F e,

s,s, -....g
The Hon. Elizabeih St. togor was
the only female who Was cvGr nitia:cl
into the mystery Of I'reemas6nry. She
has had two drgrces the frt aha
~econl--confrrrcd on her As it my
bc interesting to tic general reader, We
give the story as t. how Miss LcEer
obtHincl This honor, promising tba: Ike
information c,mas from the hes. az
:2nrccs. Lord Doncraic, NlNs St.
Lc.4er's father, a very zca,ohs Mason
te,d a Warrant, &ra otcasionaily oP>aHl
lod2cat norcrailc Hose. Ills suns -aAd
some intimate friends rs ,iytihg,; and it
j. ,aid that nevdr'wcFc Masonic dutiss
more vigorously performed ,lan By th.
brethren %, No, i, the, number Il thcil
warrant f9I.
1t appears that previous to the ii'a
tion or Il gentlemen to the first der c
Of Masonry, Miss st Lcgcr, who Wis Il
young 2irl, happened to be in an apart
mcnt adjoining the room genoa ly nssd
as lod@G room, bu. Whether the young
lady was there by dc>i.n or mercy atcl.
lcpt, We cauhot G nidently s.ato.. The
room at the fine was uGlt going so ~
alteration among other things the wall
was considerably reduced in one partlnr
the purpose Of making a saloon. The
y.ung Lady having hcarjl thc voices OF
Frccnason], and being ihdtel by the
curiosity natural 10 all to sec this mys
terry, so long and 50 secretly locked up
troh the l"blic view had the courage
to pick brick from the wall with her
sci> sors ardttus witness the two irst
steps OF the ceremony, 4, asg
Curiosity gratiiied, fqars at once took
possession Of her nind, aud those who
understand this passage well know what,
tho feeling of any pcrspu must be who
could unlnwfully behold that ceremony;i
let them judge what were the feeling of
u young girl under such cStradrdinary
circumstances. There was no mode, of
escape except through the very room
where the concluding part of the sec ,ud
ctep was still being solewnized at, the far
end and the room a very large. one.
Miss st leger had resolution enough
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to attempt her escape that way. aud,
with light but trembling steps, glided
along unobservcd laid her hand on the
handle Of the door aud opened il but 70
before her stood to her disnmy, a grim yl
tiler with his lcr55 swosd unsheatlr-
cd
a shrek that pierced through. the
apartments alarmed the members of the
lodge who all rushing tothe door, and
finding that aEiss ST.. Leger hal becnin =
the room during the cardmouy, resolved ?,
it is said in the parexysm of their rage. :.
to put the fair sp2ctatrcss to d,ath, bu.
at tho moving ard earnest supplication
Of her youngest brother, her. life was So
spared on cohditiouof her going through
thetwo rcmainin steps of the solemnso
ceremony she had unlagfully witnessed..d
This She conscutel to, and they. conduc,
ted the beautiful. and terrified young,
lady through those trials which arc are
sometimes moro than cnougH FOR mlaisSJiu! mlaisSJ Jiu!f'
INC resolution, little thinking they wcrt7S
taking into the bosom of their craft as,
member that would reflect lustrc on =,
the auna's of.NIasonry. y.s,g ,,..4
Miss St. Lcger was cousin to General
A hony St Legcr who ms. tuted the
interesting race and celebrated Doncas-s'
ter S. l.esrY stakes, Eventually she
married Richard Aldworth, Esq, Of
Newmarket member of highly hon
orabIc and ancicn, f,mily. Whenevera
benefit was given at any1orths theatres
in Dublin or Cork, for the Masonic iFe-
male Orphan Asylum, Mrs. Aldworth
walked, at the head Of Frecmasons with
apron and other IN iai Of Frcemasonary
sat in front row Of tEc stage box. The
house WIS always crowded on these s
occasions. The portrait of this cstins-s
bic woman is in the lodge room of almost
every loige in Ireland. @ 81. sss,
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New Albany man has two sous and
tflfsPh ID daughters. H,o thinks ofst5re
lng q SHIRT factor. -
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a Queer Conclusion
ARE MEN AND WoMEN FOND or EACH
OTHER.


Ihr Pail Mall Gazattc is c:.crciscl
Over th" question whether "mcn are
NOR" Interesting to men than Women are
and Whether women Gni mo"cia women
tn interest them than thmy ID in mon"
IE" Gazette comes to the mwcIcomc
conclusion that the p'otcndrd iondness
ofthe two XcS for ono another i tho
great fundamental hypocrioy oftheraee
1t wo"l b. unfair to dwell too much
on The circumstance th"t tthny make on Q
another uncom'or'ablo IN way that
men never make men, nor womcn wo-
mon taxing That fact by itself This
might he a mere result OF their being
different int'n reviewo OF The whole
case ''ndN to establish general inoom
Fa''h'h'y between tho two. Things
WIZ nave % alter very much. men M |
women are to get aI"ng well together
he Pr' t'n'e that they are dying OF
S''eF lk'n" for'one an"'heF is not .onlg
not proved 1t Is d'Sr:ov'I. Not merely
Is mat A'"a OF inort"ihy wholly. absent
from t"' rctur"S' but after aii these
centuries 'He 'W' ssNes greatly keep
"''., l'''h enc an''"'r'
N'h you can ;et " si'Mp'e OF their
'fue 'o"o'"c'cs, 1t c"mrs out clearly
enough mat men ana women are dunes
hc creatures nndt' coml"N'on All
NI""S o. social coniFNHncnN hlEt been
'i'ed t"e 'ca' purpose oi whlth. no NAT.
ter how II may DC disguised Is t. sePa-
rate tAe sexes, ana SO secure Tor each
the pleasure OF oelnS on'y IN its own
society There IS no Ssritc men will
not make to set tbs luxury. They
VII! support The cnstl'cSt club. Th.y
VIII, snok :, they vii pretend any OF
"l recreation from cards down to bill
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Jane used chnmphcne to light her firc, the
faster. ~ t|-r sa. N ft 81
1--WE lay her to rest, .intoncd the pastor. n
Smith blew the gas out, ere the bed he glid-
cd-for. +, a=srEl iat pi
Leaving ghis family quite unproyiie,l for.s .s.
e.,H as e-sH ,...9 ys X, -.
To learn if charged, Jones lrcathcd into his
following piece,
Hisswidow,s mclcqwill support his hvwling
Brown Thought he'd airt with simpsons
wife, q lii tie.
Thcjury stood 4, dozen for acqnttal.
Ill shave said Ruth of woman's rights
the fore runner.
The razor must have slipped" observed
the coroner.
Stiles Jumped UP to reach moving rail cars
platform. '7 '-''
~ homes bcrcavmcnt shocking is in that
form.
That whisky ono can stand," said Tomr-
kins. try oh, let's"
Ills sleep is sweet beneath The early riolc,s.
Ills shop girls put on tormost Hoor, did
Elaney. -. sivs
After the fire they a;dnt count so many.
Jinks'tried to stop, by hand, something
oroihcr in saw.
My daughters next shau't smoke, remark
cd ilcr mot hcr-in-liw. .e
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A PLEASANT STORY.

IT was cottage. Don't tell II that
| don't know. Haven't | been there t.
-u,hcr l.scs and feast on us,rawbcrri,s I?
No. it was not cottage prnse--iherc
WAS nothing Freuchiied about it. 1t,
was purely American, and hart8onzed
swcctly with the deli.htfu scenery. M /!
it hadn't Il fiat room, nor u po;tico (:
nuth;ng at all of the kind. Hut then
had rose vioes Running all over the
windows, and whelc colonies of wrens
that built sthcir nests and sang brnuqth
It's cavts To the Ri lit was = field %
clover, red with. Blossoms on the lc:,
was an orchard from whence winds
scattered shower f. bloc n; in fr,ut
was green lawn, shaded with spmc
massive walnut trees and TO the reur
opened long grass irc thr tug'l WHOA
tie cows walked every morning to the
pasture beyond, and returned at night
~ know well enough to whom this
cottage bulonged.i FsN0, it wasn't to a
Sch'oi' teacher, n ma prc,cher. i,nrau
auth0r-no such thing. IT was bull
by the kand of him who owned it and
and lived in, it, and ! had always I'd
united his eScellent taste in hlnmdipn
the useful with The beautiful. though
had never seen him-nt Visits aavin.
been to his wife, and dur'ne hisabsencc.
| had learned Of him though heard
enough co make me intensely curious t.
see ,hims; Tor uqt female Ln,4uc in the
'neiphboIlluod approved Of. is.iwile's
clioice.s' std' so rvstp9ssaz, or ,.si,- 81
"sWhat is the m,ttcr with hm'e' \
asked; is he immoral?' ''a 'f '
Not that | know Of was tic ycjoip
der; but totell the truth, Dolly, he is
insuflcrably uely-hisf face is all SCARED
and 'cicntri2cd, .l"shonld think by FIRE
and you Know it alwrys makes me
nervous to look at anything Of that
kind ~ ,.s3RTag ,Hfp4,z
'Poor man perhaps he got burned in
aresoung souc, child or ,ircble woman
from the flames Isnid, ~, h,. ISIS
Don't Know /; pevcr heard never
made Inquiries; you know they only
cane to live in this hci2libhfhool hsi
summer, anl never dared ask what
disf=urcls iinS BOT 81 fi-h that you
would
Il am considerably acquaib,cd with
Mrs. Wiuslow,' replied; 4 thought Of
calling upon her this morning ; perhaps
she will tell me without asking :
DO; that's dear god Dolly r
And ] did ,es,.,-.,
The whole atmosphere seemed relOl-
ent with music and fragrance; / couldn I
tell why all the birds had taken it into
their iheuds to sing, warble, and build
their nests there and i didn't know
why it was that the roses, buttorcups,
| violets and daisies should prefer that
place to ahy other but they seemed to
judging from the profusion in which
they grow. .ANs ret ~
The whole aspect Was delightfully."-
rural and picturesque. and over all
fingered an influence of quietudc aud
rcposc.3t 1oi9r&io Io0p
narrow footbath, crooked as foot.
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The Nan Who Has Not Time to, be. :
trsa h, Postmaster. a stas,

The Postmaster General has received
the't"''owng letter from a person who
WIS recently appointed postmaster Cat |.
saIlry of SD per annunD of u town IN
Iowa: ~ R''i"E Eq N H,trgsi
Ito the sineral postmaster at Wash,
inston City my Deare Friends / hopa
you will not appint me postmaster III
this here town hain't GOT no time t,
teni to II suppose you got che paper
sOnfth6w my friends sent up RecEsmin.
derf me buti haint got time to do the thing
up as itort t6o done In fact i'aaone
Know hardly what IS Al in topbe done
our shoemaker would be aIvsfy good
man'only he was Gtcly square outiwhich
you know onits him FOR thes position
iIiSH thcrcsis our, storskaepers, jim b =
ihatwants the position mig ghtty bad but
as'shuFe rs yhu are a living man jinB
1Akaine rcai gooa writin and thitss the
trouble You see tliemsthat waAtssit don't
kii5w ciuf 10 tend IL aud thslnsI their
tnat does d5ntwaht to takeit jim b.
wds tascd out in the ccantrey andaiee
chme 10 town last week and donstskaow
cndriff to be postmaster but do as YEA
think bcst odiy don't aaplhtd mel haiat
sot time tv Sr Sonf frina9, &c. rag STAT
Ha II
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not to be mistakcn-and though he had
not spoken OF love, he acted and looked
IT. and | believed him.
III was IN October, think, the
atmosphere dry and cool, withanight
WINDS when, as we were returning from
party lH'e at night was surprised
'"o Sh'cNcd by the appearance, In the
''S''"c'' OF a deep red light, that
SCENE" TO c'lnO inc SKY ana quench the
very S''rS' ~ VIVA a0d awiul present.
h'e"' OF approaching eV'i 1T the s1mc
instant crosse" my m'nd.
II 'na1 should DC our house,
''''ioN' S"'''Ncu'
,'""S'"s' Is ''u'h larthcr OH,
.,,''''0u ''' 'o'''
''"' was '"t S''''S"cd' 'no hurried
y" "''S''s III" Win me.
y : ,'"'' "'''e'' nearer My iearS
81, ''' ''"'' IL was S0'hoeed our
''''''''"' "o''''' "''PPe" '1Hono oroad
'N'' " ''''0"' anu name OF WIN 'orNci
= ."S '"' P''' .,S' '"' shooting
"''''' " "' cue "'
7 "'''" ny '''' "e' III ''eF
,v..,,
...on.:a g. ), :" '''eo '"'
rrn.,I.l. ~ " ~. m '""' ','"
''"'' ''',"
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the l'twn, bcneath the sht,aoYs ofegi, nj
w"lnnt, Sand 8byH this. sI$ approached
entered the little gate, and asccnlcl the
grav9led walk, .bordcrcl by bed of
ho.ers, to the door. It was open and
went in.
Alonc-a serene and pea ccful hush
rested within The balmy wind nestled
nthc wrea,hcIofsnowy drapcry hanging
at the window, where grcn, white aud
red roses bowed their graceful heads,
aud the warm. rich sunli ght came in
bright bars OF radiance upon the floor.
Not quite alone cithcr-a cradle was
there and it required no conjuning to
tell that cradle had an inmntc--a self.
dsnilird, thoughtful, impcrturbablc
hulc baby, whose quiet cal:rncss could
not understand. was wide awake, aul
rs great blue eyes staring with infant
| persistence at sonIcth ng, I couldut .cll
whut ( then they turned upon me and |
rctur"cd the gaze. But it MA lc 10
difference; the baby had not foul or
| evil thought to hide; it was not con
scicus of sin in word or dc Il hence
there came nc blush to that delicatcly.
r. undcd check, no failing to hat cnlm,
quiet eye, limpid as u lake in summer,
serene rs the heavens in June.
There was rustic and hu,tcr of
muslin, the sound of II Slight. sprinry
step, the glimpse of u fairy form, and
Mrs. Minslow stool before nc. She
was not very beautiful, but sparkling
and viraciou<, with glow OF hcal;h ON
her check and i,s light in her eye.
The baby had reused now, to be sure;
no more of its quiet and calrnncss, M
more o: IFS tErugh,ulnc,s and serenity
Its little form fairly nut,cred with joy ;
IT laughed, clapping its dimpIcd hu.ds
y cuNe come t" lay al! day with n,e.
haven't you? aud the baby had such
2ood COMPANY while nan,ma was zone.
hadn't it ? she said in Ii =h,, chirrury
way th't set on the little fellow with
renewed delight
Her invitation had only seconded nv
design To remove my bonnet and man,
tila, Willie she sat down on the rocker
anI 'ooS the baby. We prepared to enjoy
'he day i" cach."'hcrs society.
cant tell you what we ta1kcl about
No; IL WIS mot halls u sr operas. npg
lion, nor sights. NJ; not 4 nci shuor's
character wis dise:,cl M; the inlirm
les "t the clergyman were not shown
up. No; not morscl of private scandal
vas cut and carved. But the time flew
swiftly aud plcnsantly after dinner, and
when the great rcnrd sun was sinking
behind the trees that burned and .lowel
in the rich, warn light. she came TO
where was sitting, and without word
laid a portrait in my lap. It was that
of noble looking man. with most cx
prcssivc aud faul'less ferturcs.
Is this your husband 2 Lsked.
My husband as he was. She answered
wiln II sigh. y o." have seen him"
replied il, lhc negative
J You GU will stay with me this evening =
7 replied 'ihIt Sh"rll b. h,,p@to
i"rm ms acquaintance, aud again looked
ab ms P"r'fnt
nc q csnt look like that now, she
u a"Swerci' :. 's'l' w'p'ns away tear; yet he
says nc fhaIl rvr have Cause to bless
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Is Holding fsaS Suaday-School "a
= " Divine .ScrYlcr 9 laa

-@@ i@ eii
aes sH 81 ax ~ .ekas.
IN, Augusta township, Northum5er-
land county, the Lutheran and German
Reformed denominations jointly own u
church and worship in it. When the
church wes constructed an agreement
was made between the two congregations
tha. nothing but divine scrvice" should
be ,allqYed therein Subsequently Sun
day schools were held BY the tvo, de.
nommlatti}ns in school house in tho
yiyini'y. The brethren did not dwell
long together ip unity before irreconcila-
bls differences affected a separation, and
itIhe tho LgtlyeTFGasps TGsp pppropristed the church
Sunday school fseetvioe id not como
under ihe CLASSIFICATION of divine SER
vice" the RGfaEmed denomination pro.
secuted tho Lu'bqraes.' gTbe law suis
resulted in, Judge Roekfellog sustaining
the .de'ePdapts,s The case was carried
e tbe SnpFsWe Court, and ,thas tribgnd
has jpstarsxycgssa tho 'dbils 'dbfcilssiop. IF the
~ Jp'ca'fsM' o. Ysvo suc4Ai a nta,.,t.
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Mrs. Jones sayss-her husband is
three handed man-7righs hand, Lett
hand, and a little bchipl hapI.
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Miss Graci6 Clark, of're2ass has bad
eighteen lovers, aud yet she 'Bcesrssaw
steamboat in heflife. 'sai gfni;s i1si
The Grange advance., 1873-11-19

It is proposed to ask Congress to consid-
er the expediency Of establishing national
railroads or canals for the purpose of car
rying freight between distant States and
the seaboard, or to require existing roads
to draw cars for individuals or companies
at fixed rates. But it is unnecessary fur
ther to anticipate the action Of the meeting
Of the Association, which is hereby called
to meet at Washington, on Wednesday, the
18th day Of January, 1874. At this meet
ing the delegates from all kindred State OF
CARNATIONS are invited to appear.
The Grange advance., 1873-11-19

EsTRAY Nor1cE.-laken up by the
subscriber on the 2Oth instant the farm occupied
by him, on Section 1, in the Town of Featherstone
in the County of Goodhue, Minnesota: Three
COWS, one of red color with lite white on the
belly, one red COW with crumpled or Topped
horn and one spotted cow with short tail. The
owner can have the same by proving property,
paying charges and taking them away.
Dated Oct. 22d, 1873.
F. L. HERBERT.
The Grange advance., 1873-11-19
FOUND.

FOUND.
A small pocket book containing money, note
and receipt, the owner will please call prove
ownership and pay charges.
Red Wing, October ~, 1873.
n. o. WERNER
The Grange advance., 1873-11-19

Desires to inform the public that he is prepared to
teach Singing Glasses, conduct Musical Conventions
in any village in the State, furnishing Books and
Pianist (and Solo Singers when desired at terms
within the reach of every community. For terms
Address STILES RAYMOND.
Red Wing, MINI.
The Grange advance., 1873-11-19

have long said unto themselves, Behold
US, we weave not, neither do we spin, yet
Solomon in all his glory, was not fixed like
one of US, because he did not know how to
form Credit-Mobilier. We believe that
there is God in Israel, because, although
our sins are many, and the cries of the
just rise up to hi oh heaven, we flourish
and grow fat" The Potatoe- Bugs :"
have swarmed and behold the result
Bureau County (lU.) Tribune.
The portent of these facts will not be
misunderstood by the country. They
show that the people everywhere have risen
against the Republican party, which has
fastened men upon the evils Of corrupt
personal administration the plunder of the
National Treasury, the evil of class legisla-
ton and vicious monetary system.
It will not be long until
those who agree on those principles will be
united in single organization, and be
known by common name. What that
name shall be will be matter Of chance
but no sensible man will dispute about the
name, provided only the principles are
those which have been proven correct by
time, and which commend themselves to
the feelings of honest men, and to the ne
cessities Of the country.-Illino;s State Reg
lister.
The new party has become so strong,
and the change is SO general and so sweep
ing, that if these blows are followed up
with permanent organization, all the con-
oentrated power Of the Republican party,
aided By the money and patronage Of the
Government, which they will not hesitate
TO use most unscrupulously, cannot over
come the new movement even in general
election. Psorio (IH.) Dtmocrat. ZEE
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Shildiea,s usstshs.
Fhe Frai. PEosbssls.

A eoiAmunieatidh iroin thoroughly felia.
BILE wfitef, Interested 10 khew and pFesen,
facts, informs us that the peach crop Is ruined
in Michigan, as well as NJ tilihois i indiana
and that there will Bs no peaches In the Yves,
this year. f'he present. aspect is that VIZ .sfS
to have another season, as 10 peaGhes, like
that of 1855. The writer says: "Ihave just
Come FROM the peach region, aud know where.
of speak. Even apple tfess Have beeh iniut-
ed in some places in Michigan; anidHg Sodug
orchards, and light crop Of berries also may
be anticipated . Chicago T'foahs.
We fear the same must be said Of Ohio; II
is almost certain the peach crop HAS Been de-
stfOyed and 1t is probable apples, cherries, and
even berries will prove short crop. There
is one feature; however, of the winters ebld
that may SAVE ffult somewhat--ihe cohiiiG'
Gus cold. There has been no "ffeesing and
,hawihg;' but steady cold sihSe NovstnbeE
a CterSland HSiah.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-15
toNrnAur.

The building about to be PIT Dip by the Con
gresatiUnai Chufch and society of Conneaut
as we gather from the RepSrisr, is 10 COS
$4,000, and TO be 80 n 4x57 f with seat
ing capacity of 900, and basement between
room furnaSes, Sc. These dimension seem,
pretty small, and as II adopted without
thought OF any future want. or necessity, Al
the difficulty and expense of any fttufe In
crease OF size hereafter. II to be sarmouhted
by spire of I25ft. The material b 10 bi
brick, and proposals for building are ashcd
for. The design Is by levi v scofeid, shs
architect ofCIcvelsndi