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The estate Journal" Will be delivered the
same evening of publication in any part of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, If
name and address Is left at our Office, 0I2 =
Vain street, and In Petersburg if left with
our agent there; and can always be found on
sale In this city at G. f. Johnston's, DIS Main
street; wyatt & Minors, SI7 Broad street;
News stand at Ford's hotel; Leon Scbnap,
HOG Main street and at our counter.
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OPENING OF THE EXCURSION SEA-
soN.-Captain j. b. Gentry, general ticket
agent of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad company, is now prepar-
ed to issue excursion tickets over his road to
Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, Watkins
Glenn, and to many other places of interest
and attraction. For further information,
see advertisement, AE4A ~
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OHIO.

The American Institute of Tomeopa.
thy.
CLEVELAND, June 6.--The American
Institute of Homeopathy have determined
to hold an international convention of
homeopathic doctors to assemble in Phila-
delphia in 1875, during the centennial cele-
bration. The convention adjourned to
meet at Niagara Falls on the first Tuesday
of June next. So
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EXCURSION II MILITARY. = Company
G., Captain s. w. Farrar, Of the First Vir-
GINA Regiment, will give a grand excursion
to West Point on Monday. Z, Persons who
may desire to participate will have an OPP
portunity afforded Of having a fine salt
water bath, dancing, rowing, sailing, &c.
We return thanks for an invitation, and
will say that all who attend can have a
good time, provided they don't lose their
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HEALTH OF BISHOP EARLY.-The
many friends of this venerable divine will
be gratified to learn that his health has
greatly improved. The Lynchburg Repub-
lican says he was able on Monday after
noon to ride out to Spring Hill cemetery.
and on returning went through the cere-
mony of ordaDmg a young candidate for
the gospel ministry. u a4A
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APPOINTMENT AND REMOVAL. Mr..
Landon Boyd, late assistant assessor, has
been appointed United States internal reye-
me tobacco inspector for this district, vice
Mr.. L. W.. Jackson, removed.
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RECEIVED. CLAY Stephens was re-
ceiyed at the penitentiary to-day, where he
lis expected to reside for the next three
years. If he had remained in his
own domicil in Campbell county instead Of
going into another mans he would have
been better off.
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CHANGE OF REsIDENoE.-We learn
that DR.. Z. II. Smith is about to remove to
Washington, which we much regret, as we
loose good citizen, and the Republican
party of the state an earnest advocate,
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PROPOSALS FOR SToNE.-The atten-
ton of those interested is directed to the
advertisement of Major p. G. Hams,
United States army, for proposals for fur
nishing stone. l# ii
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strand Lodge Free and Accepted Ia-
a. sons Of New York. "

NEW YORK, June 5.-The Grand
Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons had
under consideration their proposed new
constitution. Among the amendments
adopted was one providing that the war
rant of lodge can be surrendered only
when there cannot be found among its
members seven qualified brethren DESTROYS
Of retaining the same.
An unqualified Mason shall not be al
lowed to visit any lodge or Join in any
Masonic procession or receive Masonic
relief or burial. No member shall he
permitted to sever his connection from any
lodge of which he is a member until he
shall present ticket from some warranted
ship therein.
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TENrPERATURE.-The following is the
range of the thermometer at @. r. John
ston's news and music store, 9lS Main
street, for to-day: At 9a. IN. 49,; II IN.
SO; p. m. 30.
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yesterday afternoon to the largest audience
ever assembled at Chicago. The accommo-
dations for the vast crowd consisted of
merely rough wood benches, all on a level,
but the musical part of the programme was
excellent.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-The
Governor to-day appointed Howard
Douglass, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, commas
si0ner of deeds for Virginia.
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~ MRS. JOHN P. BALLARD
par $4,000.

Win BIO distributed this year to the subscri
bers for the AMERICAN WORKING PEO-
PIE. alarge quarto. 10 page Monthly, costing
but i.5o per year 1t gives premium to every
subscriber, varying from 25 cents in value up to
s2, 50. $40, $40, 800, &2Oo. and $500 In Green
backs, besides Watches, Sewing Machines,
Parlor Organs and numerous other premiums
OF, value. Send for specimen and circulars to
49, .lfs. CAPRON 4 CO., 3
NH 8--3m Pittsburg. Pa.
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All PROFESSIONS on tire LIST and IatIs
Of July Prohibited.
BELFAST, june 6.-The magistrates Of
this city, with a view to the adoption of
measure for the prevention of disturbance
on the LIST and 18th of July, the anniver-
saries of the battles of the Boyne and
Augheim respectively, have determined to
prohibit all professions on those days.
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ScRIMMAGE.-A slight scrimmage oc-
Cured on Main street this morning be-
tween two persons Of the male persuasion.
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BY TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON.

The P0larfs Survivors at washing ton.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The steamer
Frolic arrived at the navy yard here yes
terday afternoon.
The secretary Of the navy has for the
present refused access by outside parties
to Captain Tyson and the other prisoners
belonging to the Polaris, who are now on
board the Frolc, that vessel having arrived
here this afternoon. The secretary is not
satisfied with the information heretofore
communicated through the newspapers,
and therefore will take measures to obtain
from them all the facts in formal manner,
which will be given to the press.
Items.
WASHINGTON, June 6.--The agent
sent to Springfield by the postmaster-gene-
raj reports that no postal cards have been
printed by the Morgan envelope company
during the past week. They have as yet
furnished only 5000, 900 of the % 900, 900
ordered. The department settled on
the sample card, the character of
the paper and inscription included,
before the making of the con-
tract, and therefore its terms were plainly
understood. The postmaster-genera is
determined, if possible. to apply remedy
to the present inferior quality of the paper,
and to this end will appoint some suitable
person to inspect the paper before it shall
be used in the manufacture of the cards,
so that the work may be equal to the Off
cial requirements. s
Three million dollars OF the new loan
bonds have just been forwarded to New
York to supply the home demand.
The department Of state is in receipt of
information from the consul Of Havana
that Mr.. Santa Rosa, an American citizen,
who has been imprisoned in Cuba, has been
released, and sailed for New York.
1t is said that the colored cadet Conyers,
at Annapolis, will be dropped from the rolls
Of the Naval Academy, he having failed to
pass his examination.
Recent official information leads to the
conclusion that an arrangement for the re-
lease of Satanic and Big Tree will finally
be made. and it is probable. as prelimi-
nary measure, that the prisoners will be
removed to Fort Sill to await further action
by the Texan authorities.
The following internal revenue gaugeIs
have been appointed for Virginia: John
II. Pedigo, Fifth district; Murray Turner,
vice F. Saunders, Fifth district; W. Nc.
Lean and G. G. Seaton, Seventh district.
All but about 5000, 900 of the $780,.
100000 of the five-twenty bonds under the
last call of the secretary of the treasury
calling them in for redemption have been re-
ceived. Nearly s3s. 100000 Of them have
been redeemed by the syndicate in London.
The commissioner of internal revenue
lacks only about three and half millions
of dollars to make up his estimate of this
years receipts. r4r
. NEW YORK
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keep LESS SILENCE !"-So said the
city sergeant during some confusion at the
hustings court to-day.
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THE MODOGs.
Action of the Authorities of Oregon
Etc. HH

.
Action of the Authorities OF Oregon.
Etc.
OREGON MILITIA HEADQUARTERS.
LOST RIVER SPRINGS, VIA ASHLAND.
June 4.-To Governor Groves-The war
was ended by the Oregon volunteers at 10
O'Clock last night. After hard march of
three days and nights of the forces under my
command, the last warriors belonging to
Captain jacks band were brought into
camp. We captured also five men, four
women and three children. The notorious
Black Jim is one of the number. / will
march my command to Linkyille to-day
and place the warriors in irons to await
your Excellency's orders. .gltFf
(Slgned) JOHN E. Ross,
Brig. Gen'l Comd'g o. S. M.
The following is the Governors reply !:
SALEM, June 5.-To General John
Ross, Linkville-If you have any of the
Lost River murderers, standing indicted in
the circuit court of jackson county, de-
liver them into the custody of the sheriff of
said county. Deliver all other captives
to the commanding officer of the United
States forces in Lake Basin. Return the
volunteers and muster them out. Assure
your officers and men of my highest ap.
probation oil their brilliant conduct in be.
half of the state. congratulate you on
your success. 4 1s8 ~ y
Signed L. f. GRoyFs
Governor Of Oregon.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, Z
RICHMOND, VA, Nav 3lst. 1878.

i. OIif COlLECIOhS OFFlDE,
Z RIcHaoED, VA, May 3lst, 1873.
flNHIs OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
l. from O'Clock a. M. to o'clock p. m from
the 10th day of June to the SOth, inclusive, for
the purpose of receiving from any person
charged with CITY TAXES for the year 1873 !;
the whole or one-half of the amount of tax
charged, and that ten per cent. will be added to
the amount of tax charged, in every case where
the party assessed shall fail to pay the whole or
one half within the time so limited. 1875
To avoid crowd and pressure on the last few
days of the collection, the collector would re-
spectfully request all parties to call early in the
time specified and those having lists and
memorandlms to leave will do so, that their
bills may be selected and receipts made out.
JOHN F. REGNAULT.
my Slim Collector
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ENGLAND.
PRUSSIA.

Opening of the American Depart
ment of the Vienna Expositioi.
! VIENNA, June 5.--The American de-
partnent of the exposition was thrown
open to the public this morning, and steam
was applied to the machinery exhibited
therein. The novelties surpass those from
other countries. 49,
President A. ID. White, of Cornell Uni
yersity, and Ex-Governor E. d. Morgan, of
New York, have the craftsmanship of the
bureaus of education and commerce re-
spectively. f 9y a III
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ILLINOIS.

The Grand Jubilee CONCERTS I'm Chi
DEL 20 cage. tta- hg Er
CHICAGO. June 6.--The first of the
grand jubilee concerts was given in the inn
mense depot of the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific and Michigan Southern railroad
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D% II. MCOOR MIOK'S
b a,g. MAMMOTH AUCTION
AND
.a31 COMMISSION HOUSE,
900 IAI4 MAIN ST., RICHMOND.

DAILY SALES at 10 A. M. and ~ p. M.
OF Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats Gaps, Boots,
Shoes. Croclrery, Glassware, and all kinds Of
Furniture. Housefurnishing Goods, &C., &c.
COME ONE. COME ALL. AS WE ARE
DETERMINED TO PLEASE.
GENTLEMANLY Statesmen constantly
purchase any of the above named goods at
private sale, ut auction prices. }4 ls4ls4s.5l
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Coun-
try Merchants. Consignments solicited. Out
door sales punctually attended to. NH 2s-sm
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MEXICO.

MATAMoRAs, June G.--The complete
defeat of Losada is announced.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
-...,~ >~r|~S>>~~>~->~--~->-
FOR NEW YORK. iHf

d ne ~ OLD DOMINION STEAMSl. " NoM-
nAaNa'S elegant side-wheeI Steamship Wy a
NOKE, Capt. Coucn, will sail on FR, DAY,
nne Q, at IL o'clock M
rmoosltlyeiy no freight received after IL a. m
through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north. soutb.
east and west. Close connections made with On
nard line for foreign ports
o. passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Steerslee.. ....,..... .,,,...... W q ~
Round Trip Tickets. ...................,,. 20 00
For freight or passage apply to
s.4r GEO. w. ALLEN & co,
Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER.
p. 1NH FIFTH DISTRICT,
BALIIMoRE, Md. May 80, 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS

will be RECEIVED at thIs OfIlct unCI II O'CLOCK
noon Of SATURDAY the 14th day Of June,
1878, for the building of an enrichment of loose
stone under and around Love Point Light.
house, at the mouth Of Chester river, Maryland,
in accordance with the specifications for the
same, which can be had by application to the
undersigned.
The amount of stone required is about q 900
cubic yards more or less, at least one third OF IL
being In large though irregular shaped blocks.
ISIasBB1 PETER @ HAMS,
Major of Engineers U. s. A
my 81 Lighthouse Engineer.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER }
Gti& 81 UNI TED STATES ARMY I
YAK Fort MONROE VA, June Sd, is78. J
SEALED PROPOSALS,
in tripllcate with copy of this advertisement
attached invited at this office until IL o'clock
IN on the Sd DAY OF JULY, 1873. for the de-
livery of the following named supplies at this
Post during the fiscal year commencing July LIST,
1873, at such times and in such quantities as
may be required, subject to the usual inspec-
ton, viz .l'B 4 EsE.r W. IE54tJE
lbl Cords MERCHANTABLE HARD
WOOD, (more or less.) "a
-lbl !, Cords MERCHANTABIAE PINE
WOOD, (more or less.)
1887 Pounds CORN, (more or less .s,-
E9,728 Pounds OATS, (nlore or less q VIZ u
49, Pounds HAY, baled, (more or less.)
1880 Pounds STRAW, baled, (more or less
The Corn and Oats to be clean and we'll
sacked. The Hay TO be Timothy, of good quail
ity, free from weeds, cut in season, well cured
and baled. The straw to be Of good quality
clean, long and well baled. EI'agB I9t A
Blank forms of Proposals, with guaranty
printed thereon, (which in all cases must be
properly filed and certified toy will be furnished
on application to this office. ser 81 z tlDH
Proposals will be marked Proposals for For
age,n or Proposals for Wood as the case may
be, and addressed to the undersigned. si-
~ ID o THEO J. ECKERSON,
% Captain and Asst Quartermaster,
je Set Brevet Major u. s. A.
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CIT WILL ray FOR COPIES OFF THE
Pla SEMI-WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL.
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, June 6.-Stccks dull.
Gold steady at llS. Money firm, 5a6.
Exchange long 8; short 10. Govern
ments very quiet. State bonds dull
and steady. l.
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Itenls.

New York, June G.--The firm of Leet,
Stocking d Co.. which had the monopoly
Of the general order business, has been
dissolved.
The presiding officers of the state legisla-
ture refuse to sign to the annual supply
bill, believing that jobs have been inserted
after the bill left the committee of confer
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Successful West Point Applicants.
New York, June 6.-Among the sue
cessful candidates for admission at West
Point. are Flippen and Frederick, of
Georgia; Penn aud Gstewood, of Virgin
10; Glenn, of North Carolina Hayden,
of Texas ; Hall, of Mississippi; Kirby, of
North Carolina Stearn, of Alabama
Walker, of Florida; and Whiteworth, of
North Carolina, ts L
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OK WILL PAY FOR SIX COPIES OF THE
pC WEEKLY STATE JOURNAI4i for one
year. Dr., ,a
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
BEARD & CO..

pEAhO W w.,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEA- 111HsN
LERS gAHsA.zN=jltHBd
AND RECTIE1ERS, ~2f1
Have on land a full assortment of MOUNTAIN
and RYE NuHISKIES, Foreign and Domestic
GINS. IRAN DIES and WINES.
1914 GARY s., "REET, RICHMOND, VA
sc l7-d&wly
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
The Prince Imperial--Presfdent Re-
5r-.r eRnttAuu.

The Prince 1mperial--Prestdent's Re-
W5g% ceptiOn.
PARIS, June 6.-Prince jerome Napo-
leon has arrived in this city. His presence
here causes much agitation in the Hobbies
of the National Assembly. s.. s...
The first reception of President MacMa-
hon took place last evening. and was a
brilliant affair. All the members of the
diplomatic corps, with the exception of the
Count Won Arnim, the German ambassa-
dor, were present. There were also in at
tendance the ministers, all the Conserva-
tive deputies in the Assembly and some
members of the Left centre, the Orleans
princes, a number of generals and admirals
and other officers of the army and navy,
editors of Conservative journals in Paris,
distinguished clergymen and members of
the bar, with many ladies'.
Z. SPAIN.
HAVANA, June 6.-Dispatches from
Spain say that an encounter took place in
the Beraja, in which seventy-four insur-
gents were killed. The Spanish loss was
nineteen killed and forty-two wounded
A special to The World says: "The
officers of the Spanish army are preparing
to pronounce aginst the Republic and to
summon the old Cortes to reassemble."
The secretary of the treasury has decid-
ed. in reference to the withdrawal of goods
from bonded warehouses, that where de-
cision of the department is made, either
lowering the rate of duty previously exact
ed. or advancing the same, such decision
will be held applicable to ali subsequent
Withdrawals from warehouse for consump-
ton of the same kind of goods, notwith-
standing that protests and appeals may not
have been made against the original liqui-
dations Of the entries Of the goods.
a@ ENGLAND.
LONDON, June GA special to The
World, dated London, says the govern
ment has decided to authorize the Bank of
England to increase its circulation g6, OOO,-
600, under certain restrictions not yet de-
termined upon.
The private Secretary of the late Empe-
ror Napoleon authoritatively denies the an
thenticity of Eugenie's appeal to the French
people in favor of the Prince Imperial, pub
lished in the Pail Mall Gazette.
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@LoANs NEGOTIATED ON REAL Es-
TATE AND OTHER COLLATERAL
SECURITY.
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CERTIFICATES OF RATTLE can be pur.
chased from Captain w. /. DABNEY, at the
Branch office, No. sTwelfth street. thrss doors
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evening State Spi.rnal.
STATE NEWS.

Mr.. John A.. McCaull has sold the
Roanoke Times, but WI continue as editor
Of the paper. w. FnaeFtfH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BONDS. STOCKS AND MORTGAGES
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMITS
SION. .f tsb
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Airing EeL.ROOnna.

The most desolate-looking, sick-smelling,
and every way repulsive room in most
houses in cold weather, is the cold, unventi-
lated bedroom. The prevalent notion is,
that if it is cold, it does not need ventila-
ton and the next thing is to caulk up the
windows, so that they do not get opened by
any chance. That is all wrong.
Other things being equal, cold air Is
more invigorating than warm air, because
more condensed, and therefore cold air in
the bedroom is to be preferred during the
night. It is also true that cold air may be
impure and rooms need even ventllatlng
even in winter. If the room is warm, the
air, being colder than in warmer weather,
rushes in more eagerly, and we
feel it more keenly, and that
msleads us to think that we need
not take pains to ventilate bedrooms In
cold weather. All this being true, a fire
in the room helps ventilation, especially an
open fire, and it is well to have fire enough
to take the chill Off the air and the bedding
every evening. 1t may even be kept
going all night, provided you have
some window or ventilation open
If you have not been accustomed
to sleep with the window open begin witt
very small opening, and then gradually
increase it, but do not let the wind blow
directly on you. If you feel it and canno
avoid it. turn your face to it. In thu
morning, just as you are vacating thu
bedroom, throw it open, and all the NOR
if there has been no fire IN it.-Science o
Health,
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RyGrwOrsE-A Sensible Protest.

A great amount Of very pernicious twad.
die has lately been published on the
subject Of the alleged overwork in which
many of the greatest, and possibly some
of the least, men of the present gene
ration indulge, in the pursuit either Of
wealth and fame, or of high social
position. Work is divine. Without work,
human life would be intolerable, and man
would be little better than sponge, an
oyster, or limpet upon the rock, which
only exist to imbibe the nourishment that
they are too imbecile or too powerless to
seek. But like all the abundant blessings
spread around mankind, work is only
beautiful and good in its degree. 1t mus
be used, and not abused. Too much of
anything is not good for us. Vice itself is
but virtue degenerated and dissipated by
being forced into extremes. In like man
her, work, if not carried beyond the point
at which all the functions of mind and
body are exercised without undue strain
upon either, is one of the greatest, if not
the very greatest, of all the blessings that
are showered upon the human race. There
is far too great disposition in all
countries to look upon labor as some
thing inflicted upon man as curse for his
ulSODculeuCc, W iHtCI piCG 'itoiaiif, oha
not according'to the spirit, the penalty
laid upon Adam, and to take advantage of
the neutrality-suspicious., to shiri labor alto
gether, or to impose it unduly upon the
weaker. This doctrine requires not
only Encouragement, but dsproof;
far the inevitable result of its adop-
ton would be either to reduce men to the
state of savages, when the only labor un-
dertaken would be that of the chase of
wild animals or the capture of birds and
fish to provide food for the sustenance
Of life, or the establishment of slavery,
when none but slaves would work upon
the compuIsion of their lords and mast
ers. But work, looked upon with the eye
of reason, is the choicest advantage Of our
mortal state, the only motive power that
keeps not only men, but the solar system
and all the countless orbs of the boundless
universe of God, III condition of healthy
and progressive perpetuity.