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MEMORANDA.

Tho bark George Peabody. Morrill,, IRON CAayleo
Ton, e. C.. previously ~ ported below swaitino %
ders has sailed for Galveston
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
HOUsnHOAN Ft'kNI lUKK, .FVVk. KITCHEN
UTENOlLO BIC.

0oOouS 0letg1c1 COaYt FIR tie Parish Of )1ieAua-.
IL. s., sos.
Nv AtAf&R8 - u Z. AUCTIONRNR-OFv1CB
ID . L sssl~srOom No % Royal atreef.-On
THUxNDAY Uovrmhef -. VIA. At II A. n, On
Felicity street. bstw~ru A.xasine and Laurel
strsets, will b. w vt public auction by virtue
u mi order Of thu Hon. A. I. risso.. Judge Of tho
1-cond Dist ~ Court for the perish q OrleaDs,
dated Sc che, -. 1874
ORNKRAL A. 0OR 'MRNr ny HOUSEHOLD
1DRNI,TRK, STx. o.. KlTcHRN Vi HNSILs, .te.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
FOB RENT.

NOR RE eT,-.RvHEAI 'RACTs oV LAND IN
II ih PAL Aii Of One ana. risnt bank. niue miles
bsic~ tho city Of k-w OrieAns. saitaD" fuv she
enl.ivaticn at rice. Terms ezs,.
apply 10 Il Ia R.an"he. Della Tni1 plant sti0", or
10 RoehsEe"a Co.. Aoa y and 10 se: fouis
street. sr4o Is.
The temperance star. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1874-1874, 1874-11-30
BREAKING IT GENTLY.

'Yes, | remember that anccdote,"
the SunGay-school superintendent said,
with the old pathos in his voice, and
and the old sad look in his eyes. lit
was about Il simple creature named
Higgins, who used to haul rock for old
Maltby. When the lamcnted Judge
Baslcy trippc,l and fell down the court
house stairs and broke lis neck, it was
great question how to break the news
to poor Mrs. BagIcy. But finally the
body was put int" Higgins wagon, aud
he WAS instructed to take it to Mrs.
Baylcy, but to be very guarded and
discreet in his language, and to ito it
gradually and gently. When Higgins
got there with his sad freight, he shout
ed till Mrs. Baglcy came TO the door.
"rhcn he said, Does the Wider Bag
ley live here:
The Widow Baslcy! No sir
"I'lI bet she does. But have it your
own way. Well, does Judge Baglcy
live here ??
"les. Judge Baglcy lives here"
Ill bet he don't. But never mind,
it amt for INC to contradict. Is the
Judge in? :"
''No, not ut present.
81 Just expected, rs much. Because,
YOU knuw--takc hold o suthin mum,
for I'm goin' to make little cornlnuica-
ton, and | reckon maybe it'll jar you
some. There's been All accident, mum.
I've rot the jml re curlcd mp ont here
in the wagon. and when ynu see him
you'll acknowledges yourself that al
inquest is about the only thing that
wouId be Il comfort To- linn.
The temperance star. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1874-1874, 1874-11-30
DON'T THROW AWAY" YOUR PRAYERS.

A great many people have heretofore
been very dilligent in praying for Tenn
pcrancc, but when it came to the bal
lot box, they rejected the Temperance
ticket, bccausce they did not want to
throw away their votes That they
might be throwing away their prayers
by such IL course, seems not tn have
suggested itself to their minds, either
because they have not duly considered
the subject, or because they have not
regarded their prayers Of such value,
anyhow. Such, however, must be the
result. \ prayer to the Lord that rum-
drinking and rum-supportlng men may
be kept out of Office, to he followed by
IL vote for such mel, or for Il political
party thatputs such men III Office, is
worse than "thrown away. 1t is an
insult to Jehovah. 70 approach Him
with such Il petition, under such cir.
cuInstanccs, is to accuse him Of lypoc-
riSy as great us that of the voter. If,
therefore, you are not prepared to Ito
your whole duty for Temperance by
giving it your vote, don't offer your
prayers--in that case worthless 4
substitute They will be simply wasted
thrown away.-Living Issue.
The temperance star. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1874-1874, 1874-11-30
THE PAIETAR'S QUlETUS.

An arts! in Nashua. n. H., not
Ipl,- ago. was ,lpiug his best ut Il S'In>rt
un the Rhine. \ magnificent old castle
occupied Il prominent position in the
picture, behind Which. it is supposed,
the glorious orb of day had just 'liSap-
pcarcd. siviu" the rocks. hills and
.lalcs that picturesque twilight which is
50 much admired by lovers Of nature.
rs its fell upon the pIaci'l sheen of
the Rhine its reflections SparkIcd like
molten silver. The artist surveyed
his work IN general outline. i'll blending
and shading. laid down his pallet and
brush. and WIS congrltuIatin" himself
ON the success of his masterpiece.
when Il countryman. VIM. unnoticcd,
hal been rcvicwin" the picture from
bchiud, remarked, with Il measured
tone:
..Wcll. >wum. that looks nat raj.
".lh. indeed" replied the artist,
looking at the speaker, vino certainly
La,ln't the appearance Of having ti'ay-
rlr,l Il great distance bcynnd the barn-
ward. DO you recognize 1t:
"Rrcoguizc it? | guess | 'lo. Been
there MORN forty times. Its just up
here Isl The edge OF l.comIStcr. That
buil,lu' there. tthc castle is Squire
Jones s'.aphouSc, and this shiny stuff
(thc shimmcring RhiucI is the SOAP
s,lS that comes from it.
There was an artist ) stu'il" to rent
next day, and Raphael lost i talented
follower. bnt the world in general amt
Nashua in particular, found an excel
lent carriage and sign painter
The temperance star. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1874-1874, 1874-11-30
NOVEMBER.

I'pon the brown and faroH hills
The haze lies soft aud blue,
While nuts are dropping thick and fast.
Whc-,. SUMMER wild ilnwcr> grew.
The naples gold and crimson leaves
Like blood-staincd banners glcam,
And purple a>terS "pc their bloom
Beside each purple stream.
The w,nni> like some temple stand
E,ncall the glowing skies,
While now the long, dim at>lcs the haze
Like Slumhcring incense lies.
NJ organs deep majestic notes.
Cutuc pc:,liug "n the air,
NJ choral s:rgin triumphant floats
Along those arches fair.
NJ voice i, lcar,I-r," sound, save but
The Irmklct'S riplins flow,
Or whist!in. quail in covert thick.
Where scarlet berries grow.
i'.rci,aucc >p.ur frightened rabbit trr:d
Nav make IN echo there
Dr ,lr.wSv hum ut lIuncv-hcc
Fall Oh the dream! air.
The s,.nnuwcr and the golden rod
Their garIdv hIcS unfold,
And seem IL ifSomc Malas' touch
Had changed them into gold.
The grapes in purple clusters hang.
t'I"m the rlin"in= vine;
.Nu, in the orchard. mid the leaves,
Tie ruby apples shine.
Tut through the forest, DER the hills,
\ voice comes whispering low
Il mururr> "f the wiutrv winds
md -: the rrllin= SHOW.
Tia. r.i,!r,,ucd ya:.> !" earth MAJ; fall.
And hrcrHc> DER them >l%h,
oh, ,ad it s,rul> that ought 81 fair
Should ever fade and lie.
We r,,mI on every failing lraI.
This >,nn most Sublime:
Tia: r~urrrrti.rl'> holy power
shall triumph, over Time.
r"r ;!,"'t@h The ~'Inmrr flowers nl''si tall
t.,c ~;,GiUS with! :.'tm aad rain
.~I!a!l ra!i t.,.in ii"m the hill an'l Va"
T. hl.,i and iI'"ru again.
The temperance star. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1874-1874, 1874-11-30
A PHlLOSOPHIC OBSERVER.

it is well for the stroller in the
streets to have inpuirinS minds. The
observer in the following incident must
be drSccndcnt of the king who was
puzzled to know how the apple got
into Il baked dumping.
The proprietor of Il tan yard adla-
cent to Il certain town in Virginia con-
clu,lcd to build stand, or sort OF store,
on one of the main streets. for the pur-
pose 1T vending his leather, buying
raw hides and the like. After COLL
plcting his building, nc began to con-
slider what sort of IL sign it would be
best ,oput up, for the purpose OF at
tracting attention To his new establish
mcnt: and for days AM, weeks he was
sorcly puzzled on this subject. Several
devices were one after another, adopted.
and on further consideration. rejected.
At last Il happy i'lca struck him. lie
bored an au"rr-holc through the door
post. and stuck calls tail through it,
with the buSh by end haunting ont. Aftcr
while he noticed Il grarc-ln"kln@ per
Suna"r <tan,lin. near the door, with his
>lcc;aclcS Oh, gazing iutcmlly ON the
sign. And there he still continued to
stand, cu,tircIy absorbed, gazing and
gazing, until the curiosity of the lll!lc-
dealer wa> greatly excited in turn. He
stepped oui auh addressed the in'llvld-
uai:
"t;ond moruing. said hr.
The temperance star. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1874-1874, 1874-11-30

call in good time. | shall be richer
BY and by. Besides, YOU see, am not
in pos; want. Addison, let me
tell Won, wrote his poem Of "Caln-
paigu" in garnet in the l1aymarket,
three stories high, ant You see | am
not come to that yet, for l have only
got to the se.und story"
The temperance star. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1874-1874, 1874-11-30
OUR REASONS FOR FIGHTING RUM.

Seem. the wrctrhc'mcSS, misery, and
dcsoIatiun CAUSED in this beautiful land
of ours hy >trnn" drink, mourning for
the thousands that are annual V slain
panied by the sight Of homes 50 fair and
bright being hligh;cd, wives made worse
than willows. and children worse than
nrr!auS: in its presence 81 rays. ruin
and riotinw from degrading imt;my to
S,Iuallid crime il, lis many varied pha
SIS; p'or-hou<cS. prnltcntIarlc>, and
lunatic ;>ylum>. tcrmln@ with the We
TINS Of the traffic in run; loukIm@ up:
nl men in whom every ve>tIgc of Shame
seems obl,cralcrl, and whose hearts
are hardened III acquiring wealth,
wrun" from the t"Ilin" MASSES by means
of lr.alizcd tclnplatl"nS-Incn Whose
ears arc deaf to the wall for pity frnln
hrlrlcSS wives. and tine cry Of Siaryin"
children. ";iyc IT'S this day our tally
hrca,l VI poor victims last bound III
their licndi$ll tolls, who clasp their frl
tered hanl> and cry-"I.cad us moi
into temptation, but deliver It's from
evil = <cciug these men banding them
selves together for the protection Of
their vested interests, regardless Of
,hc best interests ot their fellow crri-
lures: finding that rum is Il crime
breeder, Il ponr-hnuSc filler, Il pulpit
cuuptcr, Il Sabbath school strlppcr. i
house breaker. u srayc-di@gcr, and it
rnbs Heaven Of immortal souls, We say
it needs no cXcusc on our part t" come
before the public We have a terrible
foe to combat. Thank tiol ''Thcy are
thrice armed for the tight whose cause
is lust" Our plea. if Il plea be needed.
is strong. deep. burning wish t" he
cuabIcd, by the grace Of God, To save
the drunkarl: warn, hcSccch, cntrrat
those who arc in dagger from the cup
who are fast nearing the verge Of the
prccipice Of moderation, not knowing
in their thoughtletSncss how near they
are to the terrible edge over which
they soon may fall int" the abyss of III
temperance, to erect Il barrier between
the dear unpollutcl lips of our darling
children, and the horrid foe that lies in
wait for young souls. We put forth
our efforts in tho name Of Him who
alone can give us the victory.
j. ". CrMMtHs.
The temperance star. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1874-1874, 1874-11-30
GEMS.

Some people get rich attending to
their own business.
The good Of mans life cannot be
measured from the lcngh,h Of his iunrr-
al procession.
Silence is the safest course for any
man to adopt who disturbs himself.
The SmallcS, hair throws shadow.
\ scar nnbly rot is Il livery Of honor.
Prosperity tries the Fortunate, advcr-
sity the great.
Stiffness of smile indicates ,<rr,nrcs
of character.
National enthusiasm is tic great
nursery ui genius.
\ wcll-hrr'l l;a: Is alra~: >..".a,,r
and c"mplaIS"ml.
Truth, like roses. ufirl hnS%on,s
upon Il thurny stem.
To be good and 'liSagrccable, is high
treason against the royalty oi virtue.
AN ounce of mother, says The pro-
verb, lis worth II pound "f clergy.
lie has the largest life who lives in
the lives III the largest number "i' I,rn-
pie.
Every ha:r nrrupatinn makes one
sharp in its practice anl dahl in every
other.
AS well Tie soldier ,lcth whn stan,l-
eth still as he that givclh the lrayc>t
onset.
Hc M; familiar with tic idva ui
wr"ng-iorS sin in infancy mothers many
an ugly fact.
Tie face Of Truth is NOT less bcanii-
tul for all the counterfeit viSnrs which
have been put upon her.
| am no herald to inquire Of men $
pedigree; it Sulliccs me if | kunw their
virtues.
Beauty attracts rs men; but il. like
all armed mayuct, it is lruintcd with
gold aud silver brSi'lc<. it attracts with
tcntolt power.
They who know the truth arr HOT
equal to those who revere it: and those
who revere il are not crHa TO those
who find pleasure in it.
Virtue is not to be considered in the
e
from harm, but rs the cXrriium 81 cur
faculties in doing good.
So great is the effect IF cleanliness
upon the man, that it extends even to
his moral character. Virtue never
dwcIlS long with filth. Nor do be-
licyc there was ever Il person. Srrupu-
louSl V attttcntlyr to cleanliness mhu
was II cnnSumatcd villain.
The temperance star. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1874-1874, 1874-11-30

| regard the progress Of opinion
towards absolute, universal justice, as
the one great end which hallowS effort
and rcccompenses sacrifices.
The temperance star. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1874-1874, 1874-11-30
LIVE. LIKE LOVERS.

\;art;t! l..,n!r ,>.,"itIl treat carh
u:i.r.i;l;" !.,,,,r~ Ill their livrS--;hrH
...rv would he happy. pickering and
urrarrcliny would soon break of love
affairs: consequently lovers indulge
in such only /" Il very limited extent.
Ent some proplc-mcn and women
hutil-whrn they have once got rnar-
ricd think they may do just as they
please. and it will make no difference.
They make great mistake. ltca'I>r>
AL the difference in the wnrld. N"-
men Should crow more devoted and
men murc fond after marriage, If they
have the slightest i,c;l Of being hap-
uv wives and husbands. 1t is the
r-iur strut of this fundamental truth
t,at lra,!> to hundreds of divorces.
Vet ;nanv :, main will scold his would
urvcr think OF brcathinga harsl. word
% hi -. .,,."art :"l uany wife will
i,,. .r"r,,l AL! m0ru-" on her husband :
return vino had onl Y smiles and words
of cheer for him when hc was her sul:or.
lInw can Surh people expect to be
happy
.NNE,;urH OF GOLDsMlTlI.-Gold-
smith WAS very poor, and lived i'll L
wrr;chc,l room in London, even after
his name had been waited on the
The temperance star. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1874-1874, 1874-11-30

Il am philosopher. | have been
Standing iirrc for an hour tryin" t" as
certain how that calf got through that
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Il has !ecn in business row over fnnr
wears. An iosss. accrued. and they have
been n-.r-rsIIv large, hare been Faithfully
1t d promptly paid, which IS our .csi sua:-
:rrer inr ne iuinrr.
TIE plan Adopted il the safest aat cheap
nss known II Insurance, AMI aIor,ls ioaIl
Insurance n its exact cost. and ought TO hc
encouraged by all VIII" wish 10 protect them
selves against loss ar damage by ERE.
if those Interested Will get itthrir ra,ro-
mage and int"re-' Themselves in hrincrcase
- IL hu mess. in few wears il wii,ra L
'mnn. 'h- iar-e>' Insurance corpora,irrs
in Narvland. . creli' and benefit to all,
and an honor tn he State.
GEO A. SINNS,
Genera t-eTI for ST. Mary's Co.
June g. ls73-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-26
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