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Reliable Testimony.

ST. Louis, July q, 1872.
Messrs. J. & G. Mcguire:
Gentlemen Some ten years ago was at
tackled with bleeding piles, which were sub
sequently aggravated by active service in the
army, becoming so bad that despaired Of
relief. having exhausted all the ordinary REM
edies for this complaint About two months
ago I began the use Of your "White Rose
Pile Cure" and Cunduran9e Liver and Blood
Bitters, and now feel that can congratu-
late myself upon being cured. I am also en-.
tirely relieved Of constipated condition of
the bowels, which had become chronic.
Respectfully, yours,
CHAs. J. Fox,
OF Fairchild 4 Fox, No. 5l2 Olive street.
For sale by all first class druggists.
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The NetO Louisiana Reneedy,
For Hoarseness Colds. Coughs, Catarrh, Asthma,
Bronchitis Boodsptting, Consumption, etc, from
our swamps cures when everything else fails.
HOME proofs will convince any SWORN JURY. Exam.
inc them at LOG Camp street, New Orleans Splendid
for children as soothing sirup, or otherwise. No
PolsoN-decious. Life Tonic for the Appetite Blood
Debility, CHILLs and FEVER, Diarrhea. PREVENTS
FEvEKs. Sold by druggists and country merchants.
an I'm
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WATER NO UsE.-While manipulating the
windlass of well the other night, a party
who had been laying in store Of whisky let
the handle slip when the bucket was half way
up, and. naturally enough received chuck
under the chin which knocked him over
neishboring fence. "Srl1 AGAIN he NUT
tered, as he g. on his feet. Might ha'
knoved bic .-be.tern to-hic go fooliu
round so much water Berch'r boots Ill
stick to whisky after this y
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Aprecocious boy in an up-to xn family was
asked which was the greater evil Of the two,
hurting anothers feelings or his finger. He
said the former. Right, my dear child, :"
said the gratiied questioner; "and why is it
worse to hurt the teelings?" because you
can't tie rag around them" explained the
dear child.
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The Pass CHRISTIAN COLLEGE FOR SALE
By reference to an advertisement in another
column, it will be seen that the Pass Chris
tan College, together with the lands attached
thereto, furniture and movable property in
said college, will be sold at public auction,
on Tuesday, the 9th of April. Read the ad-
vertiSement for further particulars.
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SEAT OF THE VITAL PR1NCIpLE.-In nearly
every case headache or indigestion is induced
by torpidity of the liver. Maguire's great
Cundurango Regulator will properly excite
that organ, assist digestion, purge the bowels
and cause all pain in the head to disappear.
All first-class druggists keep it.
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N0tice.-The public Is cautioned against
trading or negotiating THREE PEOMISSORY
NOTES drawn by ms in favor Of Warren e. Kahn, as
follows:
LIST, dated December 10, 1874 payable months after
date, for $50
I'd, dated December 1G, 1874 payable months after
date, for $50
81, dated December 16 1874, payable months after
date for $50. with per cent per interest from
| maturity.
The same have been settled and should have been
| delivered up to me, according 10 agreement.
ap2O2t r. G. ENRICH.
Ohice Lamm's Fireless Esg,me Company.
No. Is BarOnne street New Orleans April H. 1875.
The Stockholders of this Company hereby mott
fed that the annual election of nine Directors will be
held on MONDAY, May 3. 1875 at the office of the
Company, from 10 o'clock A. NJ. to r. NJ
Transfer books will be closed from Gath of April to
Sd Of May nclusively. b. S. MILLAUDON,
apis 20 20 my3 Secretary
A meeting of the Stockholders Of the Har.
Dor Protection Company will he held at the Office
Nos. 81 and 81 Camp street, MONDAY, May 3,
1875. from - to O'clock for the election of seven
Directors for the current year.
ap16 tmy3 CHAS. L. UHLHORN, Secy.
Time Of Depsrture-The Man Train BY the
Great jackson Railroad Route, leaves the Depot at
the foot of Calliope street at o'clock p. NJ. and
O'Clock A. NJ, connecting with all fast trains North,
East and West Arrives at 1890 A. M. and II P. M.
Pullman Palace Cars on all trains. jy4
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A Yankee editor throws up the sponge with
the remark that "it don't pay to run paper
in town where the business men read
almanacs and pick their teeth with the tail of
a herrinO"
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M OTICE-
~ The proprietor Of the well known CONCERT
SALOON, No. % ROYAL STREET, informs his,
friends and the public that he has recently improved
his establishment and has engaged the charming v,-
casts, Miles. Rosalie and Mathille Laurille, wk,,
will appear every evening. The bar and restay,
rant il supplied with the best Of liquors and all tka
Is ln Cn0 marKeC. mh14
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BOILERS AND CENTRIFUGALS-Thr first
class STEAM BOILERS, extra heavy, with fronts,
CRATE bars, stands mud and steam drums valves,
etc. complete One DOUBLEFLUED BOILER, "a
feet ~ inches, with front and mud drum complete
One small TUBULAR BOILER complete Also two
CENTRIFUGALS with cOuntershaft, puleys and
steam engine to drive the same. in perfect order.
Bone Black Kiln and other machinery will be sold
very low terms by A. THOMSON T. Co.
ap16 A. Tchoupitouas street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pany of New to the charter the
election Of Directors to serve during the ensuing
twelve months will be held at the Office of the Com
pany No 81 Camp street, on MONDAY, the Sd of
May prox between the ours of 10 A. NJ and p. NJ
ap2l I'd THOS +. BRAGG. Secretary.
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clear complexion is produced by using
MaIsden's Zarsaparlla. For sale by all drug
giStS
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoffman, Marks &. Co.

SIN MONTHS CREDIT CATALOGUE SALE
Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Dress Goods
White Goods, Notions, Furnishing Goods, Sum
mer Cassimeres, Doeskins, Cloths, Rulings, etc
RY HOFFMAN,, MARKS T. CO-Alex Levy
- Auctioneer-On WEDNESDAY,, April q, 1875
at 1O,e o'clock A. M at store No 35 Charities street
lnp STAIRS rented for the OCCASION will be sold thv
following assorted stock all fresh and desirable goods
comprising the finest assortment offered at auc
ton in this city, viz
Black Alpacas, black and Colored dc LANES, Or
candies, Grenadines. Plain AID Printed Linen, and
Union Linens, White Linens Bleached Union Linens
Pillow Case Linens. Toile du NOrd, Seersuckers
Ginghams, Bleached aud Brown MadJer, Red
Damasks Stripe, Bleached and Printed Drills
Brown and Bleached Ducks Planters and Blouse
Linens, Plain and Stripe Swiss Tarletons Bshop
and Victoria Lawns, Plain, Stripe and Check Main
socks, India Mulls, Plain and jacquard Muslins
Bobnets. Curtain Nets, Pques, Cloths. Doeskins:
Cassimeres. Tow ls Napkins, etc. Beached Printed
andLinen Cambria, Hemstitched, Pisnas and Madras
Handkerchiefs Doilies, Linen Shirts and Shirts
Fronts Undershirts Linen Drawers. Huck, Union
Huck, French Towels and Towellings.
Also, large line Of Eng ish and German Hosiery,
Crown. Ruhiings COliarettes etc.
Catalogue ready morning of SALE ap21 NAE
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Shadines-nOw ut all grocers.
The best NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The young lady who "tock the eye of ever
body, has been arrested for stealing.
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Marsden's Zsrsaparilla cures pimples and
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hoffman Marks & 20. sch foreign ana oo'hes'''
Dry Good. at 1Oi A. NJ at 81 Charities str'et.
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LOST-FOUND.

I OST-FIVE DOLLARS REWABD-Lost on or
Linear the corner of St Char and Gravier streets
Yesterday about p. NJ, aBUNCH OF KEYS con.
tanning seven or eight keys The Post Office KEY
had attached to it tag with the number 636 on it.
The above reward will be paid to the party leaving
the keys at 1a3 Gravier street aD2l If
EOUND-On MONDAY, April 49, 1875 a MICH
COW, which the owner can have by proving prop
erty ana paying expenses. Call at No. 10 DelOrd
street. Mr. JOHN SEIREUT
ap2l It"
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SHADINES.

SHADINES.
1--WE YEARS SINCE, AFTER PREVIOUS
L years Of experience IN the propagation and pre-
servaiion Of SHADINES, or young SHAD. we first
introduced our fish to the American people.
. SHADINES are put up in hermetically sealed tin
boxes. perfectly bOneless, in mild pleasing apDe
tizng sauce, paatable to ALL free from oil $50 obec
tionable in ssrdnes retaining only the natural rich
ness of the Shad and ready for the table ut all times
the box. Ofe
Bear in mind we are the original and only packers
OF SHADlNES, and every genuine box has the lot
tiers II. G. pressed on each side
HOPPE & co.
Is Warren street, New York.
Wholesale Depot:
MCGRATH L. COMPTON,
mh2l eOd1m 103 Poydras street, New Orleans.
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VTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN APP
L pointed Agent for RODIGER HERMAN &
CO.'S EUROPEAN EXPRESS will forward sam
pies and other packages to all parts OF Europe at the
lowest rates. PrOmptness and accuracy guaranteed
Orders left at % Union street or ~ Carondelet street
will have immediate attention.
HENRY +. STRINGER
apl3 tt % Union street
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HOiylVstst,
ENGRAvER AND PRINTER,

Is 1T. Charles street.
Ball Invitst;ons, Wedding and Visiting Cards
acatiy engraved and printed. Also, aii kic6s 9
general Engraving in the best style. Bsll con-
a:..ees are specially invited to csu snd see his
se.ecsion Of orders Of dancing and Gems
iavors, he is sstisisd that the most ixstid;ou;
Vii re pleased. MS
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The GAYErY THEArER. THE new stars grow
in popular favor, and last night were greeted
with many and hearty rounds Of applause.
Miss Mollie Sommers in her Dutch character
songs was very excellent. and Miss Annie
James in her Irish dance was quite clever.
The entire programme was we'll selected, and
gave general satisfaction.
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CHOICE CATAwBA WINEs-Lovers of choice
wines are requested to peruse the card.
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EADs' JETTIEs CONTRACTORS.

am agent for six Thousand acres of heavily tim.
bered cypress lands on navigable water, situated
within fifty miles of Southwest Pass. The timber ia
towboats. A man meaning business get bar
gain by applying to I. W. MAKSDEN, at NJ. b.
Morrison Co, corner of Canal and Magazine streets
ap14 WeFrSu
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ONLY FIVE DOLLARS

ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
We have hsad about 10000 Of STEWARDS
PATENT AIR GUNS which We must SELL We
will warrant each Gun to be of the most beautiful
make in the country They will shoot through an
inch board at five rods One Gun will be securely
lars. Send meme wellsealed envelope to
F9 I'm nc STEWART. Petersburg NY
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BY H. M. & B. j. MONTGOMERY.
ID NJ. 4 B. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.

Once ArmOry Hall, 81 Camp Street.
Tri weekly sales Of every description Of household
furniture mirrors pianos carpets, mattresses etc..
etc. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at auc.
ton room, No. 20 Camp street, commencing 1t II
o'clock.
Semi weekly sales Of horses, miles, buggies. car.
rages, ETC., etc. at sales stables, OF Gravicr
and BarOnne streets, on Wednesdays and Saturdays
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ.
Out door sales Of every description promptly At
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales Of Real Estate
and Stocks
Always on hand the largest stock Of new furniture
Of every variety be found in the city, at their show
rocms Armory Hail. 81 Camp street
Being the largest and Oldest establishment of the
kind in the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage, both in their line - auctoneers and deal
ers In furniture. ja1 ~
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~ RUNEWALD HALL
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CDNCERr
Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL
rendered to
PROFESSOR G. CURTO
by his pupils and number of distinguished a mr.
teurS.
On WEDNESDAY, April 81 at r. NJ

PROGRAMME:
PART I.
l. Duo. Piano and Organ
Miss Maoie Monitor and Mr. EoIl;ny II
2. Solo. Martyres. .sD onixe,si
Miss Wagner
~ s""' "o"ep"-- -Meln1
MIR. j. Meteye
Miss Gruneberg. Mr.. Van Benthuysen.
). MeOdie, Dom Sebastien ... Doni,ess
Mr.. Bremen.
D. Fle Jesu, Solo {by request) ...... G. Curtn
Miss NJ. Gruneberg.
T. Duo, PrOphete .M evcrh,sc.
Misses j. Thomas and Ida Rieman.
PART H.
Performed by Miss Marie Mouton.
T. MelOlie, TrUvatore ........V erds
Miss Louise Cruz newald.
3 Solo. Cheval do Bronco Auke,-
Mrs. Wilhelm.
4. Solo, TrovatOre ...... Verb
Miss Julia Thomas
S. Irgemsco, Solo Cu,7o
Miss Ricman.
Mr.. A. Cassa:d.
Z. Hear us, Oh Father.
Trio, Misses Gr'ineberg, Mr.. Van Benthuysen-
The piano used is from the celebrated factory Of
VIM. kna3e 4 Co., and kindly loaned by Mr.. L.
Grunewald.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF Music" Lost in London .
was repeated last night at this theater to q
fair audience. We have already expressed
our great admiration of Mr.. Wallace in job
Amroyd, and can now only say that his rem
dition last night confirmed us in our con-
victions Of his great artistic ability. The
meeting between him and the man who has
forever blasted his happiness is an admirably
worked up scene, and the struggle between
his temptation to revenge and his desire for
forbearance is most cleverly depicted. The
entire play was smoother and more effective
last night.
Miss Boyd as Nellie Amroyd and Mr.. Hunt
ley as Gilbert Featherstone both did exceed
" well.
The Zig-Zags were provocative of much
merriment by their artistic antics, and were
treated to several encores. Their dancing is
very clever, and their agility is remarkable.
Same bill for tonight
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Zlrsaparilla is infallible in eruptlons.

A revolver-The earth.
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OPEN HOUSE
Wednesday. April -, 1878,
Benefit OF
MN. Miral PanlinY. Corriveau Manert; Nils,
StckeL Brace Augusta.
RI(sOLETTO,
Grand opera; the fourth act Of Hamlet
MUSICAL INTERLUDE AND DANCE.
THURSDAY, 22d-Last Matinee THURSDAY
EVENING Performance-closing season.
ap2I IT
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WANTS..

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
GENTS per square.
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r CORDIALLY COMMEND THE FIRM OF
L SAMUEL L. BOYD, who will continue the Dry
Goods Business, to the patronage of my friends
L. H. GARDNER.
New Orleans April 1, 1875 AMI i'm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RIDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
kEXTRAORDINARYA ATTRACTION.
DOUbLE COMPANY - SPECIALITY ANg
DRAMATIC.
The latest Paris Sensation, the
G 4 G
A Company of French Grotesouc Dancers. Grand
DsirG Dlvcriisse,nent. concluding with the CI.o
UCmE W ADRlLLE. The wonderful CAV
iiHOkNES IN new SIX, tchcs Signor HIIF2's
lemons Punch and Judy Miss GERTIEGRAN
HIhLE IN New Songs. and other Specialt.cs
1ons'uains with Watts Phillips Domestic Dr,mA
entitled LOST IN LONDON. j. j. WALLACE
appearing in his great character part. JOB AN
KOYD. The Drama IA produced with powerfi.q
cast, new set merry. etc.
The Academy can be rented durinr tls sur,,.-
months for respectable entertainments Aunlx
az ...o OA-O'Hco. ap20t.
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NOR SALE-A very fine SADDLE HORSE Fe
particulars, address Box 2525, PostOice apis st
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-25

BLANK BOOKS Are specially with
ID US. We have everything In this line. We
have one OF the best df not the best) appointed
thing is new and In good shape, and we have Q
man In charge OF u who understands the busi-
ness In all It's details. We have stock OF first-
turing companies, 40. To examine cur stock eno
prices. 0tOBE PAPER 90,
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Obituary.

The remains of Mrs. Cynthia Burdick,
who died at the residence Of her son, in
Concord N. H., November Goth, passed
through Rutland on Tuesday, for burial at
Castleton. Mrs. Burdick was the daugh-
ter of Jonathan Morgan, one of the for
merly well known citizens of Poultney.
In publishing notice of her death, Mr..
Boylston of the Amherst New Hampshire
Cabinet Gays "rhe above brief record
conveys the sad intelligence of the decease
of one greatly beloved by all who knew
her. She was the mother of Il. w. Bur
dick of Concord, Norman Il. Burdick of
Albany N. Y, /, NJ. and Edwin Burdck
of Milford N. H., and Mrs. Emma j. Haw-
kins formerly of Castleton Normal School
now of Brandon, and made her homo with
her sons for many years, OF her it may
be truly said, "None knew her but to love
her" This dispensation of Providence in
the removing of one whose declining years
was comfort to others, is sad affection.
The stainlessness of her character, the
amiabilitv and lovelness of her DISPOSE
ton, which endeared large circle of
friends, the pure and holy thought which
prompted every action, and the cheerful
resignation with which she always sub.
mrtted her spirit to God are indeed he
brightest example of pious aud beautiful
life We extend TO the bereaved friends
our warmest sympathy and coincidence IN
their deep affection. ausiaH, n7sr
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

of the Drawer ones did pooh-pooh them,
and say, "stuf and nonsense" We knew
they only did 1t to appear brave. And oh,
goodness! how the courage was slowly
but surely oozing out at our fpger-ends
| The household were all wrapped In the
slumbers of the just. As the night wore
on, everything grew SO still, all sounds of
life seemed to have ceased. Nothing TO
be heard but the sobbng and signing of the
wind through the trees around the house,
and occasionally louder shrek that sent
little shivers of fear creeping over us. But
we only huddled the closer together, feel
ing there was comfort in numbers and near
ness. We began to grow exceedingly ner-
vous and very quiet, for the "witchiDg
hour" was almost come.
| Directly ths old clock in the hall peeled
out, the twelve strokes falling with clear
ring that cut on the still air. / think we
all held our breath till the last faint echo
| died, when one of the girls convulsively
grasped my hand, saying, "What's tbat2
Listen"
| And we did listen. know that no more
strained, solem silence was ever kept.
Sharp upon the midnight air came the
steady tramp, tramp of footsteps. Through
the gate, up the walk, and slowly around
the house they went. Another time stead
lily around, and yet another. The mystic
circle of three is then complete, and as we
listened with blanched faces and dilated
eyes, the steps came upon the front porch,
the hall door flew open with n crash, and
tramp came the feet toward the dining
room. The door was flung wide open,
and "angels and ministers of grace defend
usp may never gaze on such hideous
band again! Two or three of the girls had
| nuiatlx, nT an l;ttlo g.:
one corner. If the rest of us didn't faint,
it was simply because we couldn't, for it
would have been the easiest way to shut
out the horrid vision.
| This band Of demons, spectres, COLLINS,
or anything else You please, filed slowly
around the table, led by one who had some
thing like the head of the horse with the
body of man. There were ghastly grin
ming skulls and sheeted dead and every
horror one could think Of That we were
not all turned to idiots by fright was
mercy. Some of the girls were in hyster-
les, some screaming, some shivering with
fear. The fainters had decidedly the best
of it, as they were blissfully unconscious of
the whole scene.
The band of brothers paid little atten-
ton to the uproar of the frightened girls,
but chose their seats and deliberately began
an attack upon what we had expected and
rather hoped would fall to our lot.
The first to recover herself was Belle.
81 say, girls. those ghosts eat uncommonly
like men, and seem to have very human
| appetites. Stop that awful noise over
there, said Belle to some of the screamers
land help me attack these creatures, and
see whether they are not genuine flesh and
blood, after all"
Belle with most praiseWortby courage
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RELIABLE EVIDENCES.
THOUSANDS SPEAK,

vegetine is acknowledged and recommended
by physicians and apothecaries to be the best
purifier and cleanser OF the blood yet dScov-
cred, and thousands speak in It's praise who
lave been restored TO health.
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Thr Rutlana daily Glohe,
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1876.
REMEMBER ME.


When the Paschal evening fell
Deep on KedrOn's hall0wed dell,
When around the festal board
Sat The Apostles with their Lord.
Then his parting word he said,
Blessed tile cup and broke the bread
''lhis whene'er we do see,
Ever more remember me-"
Years have passed In every cline,
changing with the changing time,
Varying through thou sand forms,
Torn by factions, rocked by storms,
Still the sacred table spread,
Flowing cup and broken bread,
With that parting word agree
"Drink and eat--remember Me
when by treason, doubt, unrest
Sinks the SOUL dismay'd, opprest;
when the shadows OF the tomb
Close us round with deepnlng gloom
Then bethink us at that board
OF the Borrowing, suffering Lord,
Who, when tried and grieved as we,
Dying said, Remember Me-"
when through all the scenes OF life,
HearthS OF peace and feldS OF strife,
Friends or foes together meet,
Now to part and now TO greet,
Let those holy tokens tell
or that sweet and sad farewell,
And, In mingled grief or glee,
Whisper still. "Remember me-"
When diverging creeds shall learn
Towards their central Source to turn;
When contending churches tire
OF the earthquake, wind and fire;
Here let strife and clamor cease
At that stlll, small voice OF peace
"May they all united be
In the Father and In Me
When as rolls the sacred year,
Each fresh note OF love we hear;
When the babe, the youth, the man,
Full OF grace divine we scan
When the mournful way we tread
Where for us his blood he shed;
When on Easter morn we tell
How he conquered Death and He'll;
when W. watch his spirit true
Heaven and earth transform anew:
Then with quickened sense we see
Why he said, "Itemember Me-"
When In this thanksgiving feast
We would give to God our best.
From the treasure OF his might
Seeking lifh and love and light;
Then, q Friend OF humankind,
Make us true and firm OF mind,
Pure OF heart, In spirit free
Thus may we remember Thee.
Dean Stanley
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Funeral at PaWlet.

A large concourse of people from that
and neighboring towns including one hun
dred of the masonic fraternity attended the
obsequies of Jonathan Randall Esq, on
Sunday afternoon. Scripture lessons were
read and appropriate and feeling remarks
made at the house by Rev. John F. Aiken
and prayer offered by the chaplain of
Morning Star lodge No. 81 of Poultney.
The ceremonies at the grave, under the
auspices of Scion L. Ward, master of the
lodge and the chaplain were very impress
siye and imposipp.