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Time has four seasons richly wrought Z
With earth, lite's Joy and sorrow
And many heart with hope is fraught
That may be sad Tomorrow ~ 4
Its spring time, with its buds and flowers
It's gloomy h6nrs and glad ones;' ~ 80.
Its genialsuns andApril showers, Z a}i
Its pleasant dreams and sad ones.
Thesummer.time of lifeaits bloom Lea
|" Around the heart is wreathing, , ~
Yet tlark-eyed Passieu-ragerill unle ;I.ta@1
The soul, where Hope was; breathing I,,,
Her earnest prayers, and a0'er its chords
9 A strange wild music stealing, .1.ga
Reveals in palmer terms than words,
Its trutlifuiness Of feeling. G,l.i $780,, is',i
/ u" IS u: ,a5'' "a liuy2. iGb:.- G4u. y
Life's autumn comes, and DER the heart,
+ tie fond ties rnacly crushing, b, 'a5s'
l'idding'i its brightest dreams depart,
Realitysis rushing;'i a'a9,., .p"D iaJ
And memory, through the dim-.itpast,
b 4 Looks back toycukli's' sweet dreamings
And dwells mid joys too bright to last, -.
In summers passion-gleamiligs. q
The winter days of life draw near,
The heart ofearth grows weary. 81 9
And seeks in vain for, aught to cheer ri
IT'S ,lovelcss lives 50 ,lreary.
THE chilling blasts around our way at>a'
> With Whispering voices, creeping, co.;
Too late we've learned life's but a day
OF mi,iS1iRg j"y and weeping %ffls.3sa
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u TnE Power or LAKauaGE.LIt' is
remafkaAeG how some writer's can
adorn the'most commonplace subject
with heefowers Of poesy, and make
it 10y forever. We read in con-
temporary that a highly.esteemed
citizen Of Franklin, "who9 has dwelt
upon tilis sablinary. sphere for the
term Of seventy winters, andsin that
time had the mingled grief and plea.
sure to lay tlifee wives where the
flowers Of spring could grow over
them, and the dews Of summer SPAR
1kle like "a robe IF diamonds about
them, recently took to- himself a
fourth partner Of his joys and ,sor-
rows in the person Of a Charming
widow, who has deposited two matri-
monial ventures in q place Of perpet.
ual security, and gazed on the blush.
ing roses Of seventy..fvee summers y
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.
ia WHar,AM,I Coon. For Remem-
Der the parable of the talents-;7oene
had ten, another Eye, n, AZ another one. >
So it is among men today Our.
talents maybe compared with mo-
ney, with, edueation. acquired art.
natural gifts, or with all opportunity
to do good If wetuse todrrone, two,
or five talents to the best Of our abil-
'ity, we shall be- accepted; and earn
the approval of Him d who judges
righteodsly. Are we SO living to-day
that we cah ask or hope for Gods
blessing on theicourse we are pursu7
ing? This is our rigot, our privilege,
and I'd our c,u duty. VEN We may count our
passing moments as pnimportant, as
they may ri appear to; be oneve snatth !
But slime flies and we must fly to
keep. up, or be left behind; each sec
ono, like the, tick of q clloc * makes AL
its record. We do not realize this
until we, come into middle life Of old
age, when if our time has been frfitted
away, we are. punished in "helP' Iot
regrets, for "lost time and lost oppor
1tunity." t Annual Of Phrenology ant
PbysiOgnomy.ag 3batj all e4:lAiia :,
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A HINT ARofir LooK1xG. GLASSES

:, A HINT ABotr LooK1Ne-G GLASSES.
IT is, 9 fact we'll worth knowing,
but; which does, not seem to BE gen
orally, u understood, that tie amalgam
Of Of .,tiu-foilI !, with mercury, which is
spread on on glass plates to make look
ing-gla.sSsses, is very readily crystal
lied BY acti 1 solar ar rays. Ami. A mirror
hung where the e sun can ans shine hN On it
is usually spoiled it t takes g Y1p
ted appearance familiar familiar. ttoI house
keepers, though they ma may no, not be ac-
quainted with $. the cause of the
change. ~ such IA state the article
is nearly worthless, the continuity of
the, SURFACE is is destroyaA and it will
mot reflect outlines sinse ,iwg with any ap-
)Rroaeh tea precision: Care limust
therefore be exercised in hanging.
II Preef Sheets
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-02-24

-THE Democrats in Western Virginia
have alarge aud unweildy majority Id The
Legislature, aud are finding il 50, Fos
over three weeks they have been ballotmg
without success to eleeta u. s. Senator,
and can't begin to- be suited in choice
They will make the TRIP, aftera while.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-02-24

'5g NELLIE Grant and her s'dear Al
HgefHon' have returned from Europe,
and are at home ht the White House,
spending the, second part Of their
honeymoon. A
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Whenever a Democratin the House
commences to describe an infamous
character, Speaker Blaine suspects
that Butler is the party referred to.
We quote a little debate which bears
JUS in this expression of opinion.
john; Young Brown, Of Kentucky,
said: - 70 7an@f 9.5-... u. .a.lifo i4a,I
Snow what should be said if that
accusation should come from one Il
speak not Of men, bnt Of. language,
within the, rules ofthis House), if
that accusation against that people
! should come from one who is out
|, lawed in his own home from respect.
able society; whose name-is synony-
nous with ,falsehool; who is, the
champion, and has been such on all
occasions, of fraud; WHO'S the apollo
/ gist, Of thieves; who is such a prodi
gy of vice and meanness that to- de
cribes him imagination would sicker
land inyective exhaust itself: Ii
1 Scotland years, ago, there was a MAI
whose, trade was murder, and, hi
earned his livelihood by selling TIN
bodies Of his victims for gold. d, H
linked his name to lbs crime, and to
i day, throughout. the, world, is. i
known as Burking.' ,,o ,u.,
"The Speaker-Does the Chair un
derstand the gentleman to, be refer
ring in this language to member Q
the House?,''' ..- 49,, ~ ..f
1 ssMr. Brownie, sir; I am dc
scribing a character in my mind
eye" e,;,fs ri, III 5s..s ;,na .s..,.t5
% s!The Speaker--The Chair under
stood the gentleman to refer to
member ,of.the House." .g!;aiaas q !
- .'.Mr. Brown No, sir; / call n
names. This mans name was linke
to his crimes, and to-day throughou
. the world is'it' known as Burking
r I'll was to desire to express all thu
s was pusillanimous in war, inhuma
in peace, ffoftbfding in morals, anai,
famous in politics. should call
I Butlerizing." Sensation. y at@
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paign preceding the Fall elections,
men WHO ought not to lend them
selves to,so unpatrietic, 50 deviIish
a programme, flled! tn their lis speeches
with nothing but bogus outrages and
assassinations, t he inventions of
Charles Hays and others, in which
there Was no II truths decepcy and M
truth.,xrIt,r Bas~upon Lie strength of
these brutal SANDERS andcoptempti-
BILE fictions that gentlemen who call
themselves respectable and ,honora
bic went upon the stump and appeal:
ed, to the worst passions in the minds
of men in order to 'ihfiame tie jsmol-
dering animosities Of Che war and
save their party from defeat. THE
whole action of the Administration
party through the, session has been
onthe same line and in the, same d.
rection. The effort to pass the Civil
Rights bill is part Of the, same pro-
gramme.o Il puts the whites and
blacks at variance in the South; it
promotes ill feeling instead of har-
molpJy and kindness; i, gives the Ad-
ministration,s party a. new hold upon
the negro as his peculiar friend, and
it goes far, to renew the bitterness
and hatred of the war.
The whole line Of the debates in
the he, House, the temper of Republican
LEI leaders, the |he speeches in the Senate
and House on the Louisiana question
and ,thee. 2. Civil Rights bill, indicate
thisas the policy Of the Republican,
managers to prop their failing party
fortunes in 1876. The war spirit Is
ito. be again appealed to. the old jealz
.ousies renewed, and an old old passions re-
(kindled. A more mischievous and
wicked plot against the public; peace
could hardly be devised. Leading
Republicans are working themselves
up by violent Language TO q proper
pitch; the army in Louisiana, used to
sustain the Kellogg; usurpation, son
tributes somewhat by exasperating
;. the white citizens Of the, South; and
j from, this time forward no means
will be left,untried to- incite the old
!, sectional hostility, and with. it "a war
i Of races. What trf6p r2y Net TO give the
: negro his rights; he has them now.
}. Not to prevent intimidation, Or any
+ such nonsense as that; it is not in
, reason that any, thinking man should
want the United States Government
t Ito interfere with all it's power to pro
. fleet from being bribed or ballied, a
e voter to whose ignorant mind fthe
r ballot has no meaning, nor party
f names any real significance. u No, al
! this narrowing up Of the public mmd
i With fictitious outrages, this setting
Il 1.-THE whole country by the ears, has
$ but,one object, and that is to- keel
+ the Administration party in power
4 And perhaps a little later, when i
S have more fully developed, we. shall
h see 1t is to keep the Administration
h itself in power. Upon the whole i
isswsq worth III it,. it?w[N X, Tribune i ne, -,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-02-24

} d. - T-T--, .SvIT. II
ANOTHER Democrat has been re-
st,tned TO! the United States Senate
this time from the free State of Florida,
and Charles Y, Jones IS l'is name-a
keen, clear headed, deep-yersea lawyer,
Qualified 'hlSali respects to represent
Florida, $50. long. :,nalepress.Hal shy a
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Books for the Industrial School.

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HORACE DoDD, l2l Washing
ton Street.
NEW YORK IS. NJ. PETTENGILL & Co., 81
Park Row.
GEO. 2. RowELL & Co., 40
Park Row.
BATES 4 LOCKE, "a Park Row.
w. w. SHARPE Il Co.
~DAUCHY 4 Co., l9l Fulton ST.
PHILADELPHIA =: Coz, -WETHERELL Il Co.
S. NJ. PETTENGLL Il Co.
70l Chestnut street.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, RowELL & CHEsMAN, cor.
Third and Chestnut Sts.