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IhhNCE III SALE.
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
Ii the District of Columbia, made in the cause Of
FIandT CT al Elandran ct al, No. ,457, Equity
Docket No Is, aud dated September Il, 1875, will
offer al auction, on MONDAY, the l1th day OF
October next, on the premises, at O'Clock p M,
de siTable Brick Dwelling in Georgetown, fJrDerly
the residence OF Mrs Jane macOIn0, the property
being bounded follows, viz Beginning AZ the end
of 80 feet inches assured east the north line of
FIRST street from the east line of Potomac street,
ard runniUg thence said line of Fret street,
q feet, to the property formerly owned by John T.
Shaa thence with said perty north lJ feet to
alley. thence with said aitey west AZ feet and thence
iii a straight line to the beginning, with the im-
proyemenls, consisting of two story Brick Dwell
ing with basement and attic. The property is most
desi ably situated, has Convenient open ground and
is capable of Improvement.
Terms Of Gale: One of the purchase money to
be paid in cash; and the residue in equal Install
ments at six and twelve months respectively, to be
secured by approved notes, bearing interest and a
reserved lien on the property. The terms of sale
must becomplied with ~ithin week after sale,
the property may be resold at the risk and cost Of
the purchaser. All conveyaucipg at the purchaser
cost. WALTER : COX, Trustee.
seplS 2aw3w [Eepl TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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"a II. WhhNER,
b. Real Estate Broker and huctoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and 4 SITS northwest

TRgsTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
q LAND in THE COUNTY OF WASH
tFMGdST RkssTkiGT 9G YET
BY A LARGE DWELLING HOUSE AND
0THER IMPROVEMENTS. SALE PEREMP
a BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
- the District of Columbia, holding an Equity
Court, passed 10 Equity cause No. 3oe4 Of James l.
the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day
OF October, ISIS, at O'Clock m, the premises
all the right, title, interest claim and estate of the
parties to this cause in aud 10 all that certain piece
or parcel and tract If land lying and being said
county, at Uniontown District Of Columbia, begin
ming for the said piece parcel or tract of land at the
southeast corner formed by the intersection Of Pierce
revised plat of said Un'ontown; running thence
aoI the south side of Jefferson south 751a
degrees, east b34 feet, 10 5. Hofs western line;
feet, more or less, the division line bstween said
CnIoDtoWn roperty and the property Of George ".
degrees west allowing y Of degree for vari .tion
Of cCmpass) $50 feet; ia snce south 75 deg east
a3 feet TO the center of said Pierce street. thence
north ia degrees east 80 feet, to point in line
with 1he southern line If lot III, on said UniOntOwn
lat; thence south E1 degrees, east 81 feet TO the
side of said Pierce street; and thence north li1s
O, rees, east 1876 feet to the point OF beginning
tanning ga acres Of land more or less together with
appurtenEnCss.
cash; and the balance Of purchase money in six 90
twelve l2D and eighteen iSl luths with eight per
cent interest per annum until paid from dsy>f sale
The purchase or purchasers to give prOmissOry
Endorsed to the sati-ac lion Of The trustee No
deed given until all purchase money and interest
shall h ave b5en paid Two hundred dollars Of the
cash payment TO be made at the tisle of sale, or
within twenty four hours after said sale; and the
balance Of cash payments 10 be made within ten IO)
the Tis EJ to resell the property At the cost aud
OF defau'ting purchaser or Purchasers. All Convey
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee,
sep22 d&ds r. II. CLEABY, Salesman.
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WEALTHY CARDINALs-rhe fanfulla Of
Naples gives the following Information reIa-
i've 10 me annual revenues Of some Italian
Cardinals. Zach OF the Princes OF The ,.hurch
has an annual income of30.OOOf In addition
cardinal PatTizi has 40.nOOf. as Cardinal
lear OF LONE, and an equal sum from his
Oenences, without speaking OF his large pri-
vale fortune. Cardinal Amat draws no. 6OOL
rom ms enormous benences; n, possesses
besides immense estates. Cardinal al Pedro
receives G0o0Of as Bishop OF Albano. aud an
equal sum is allowed him by Portugal. Car
Hinal Sacconi has similar revenue to hi
retro. lie Luca possesses an annual revenue
OF 55NOft The casual dues alone bring in
io,cWf 10 Cardinal Bigarri. Berara touches
5O.oeof year. Chigl belongs 10 "A very rich
family. Franchi has stipend OF 81 ,0a0E. be-
sides large pension from Spain.-PaV MLH
Gaelic.
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To THOSE WHO ARE GOING TO SEA.-On
the subject OF sea sickness, Col. Knox who
is a great traveller, has this useful hint 10
offer: To those who contemplate going TO tea
l have piece Of advice 10 offer that may
save them the pangs OF the marine malay.
The night before you are To sail, take a blue
piil-ten grains-iust before going 10 bed, and
when you get up in the morning take the
first thing, dose Of citrate of magneSia.
Then eat your breakfast and 80 on board,
and / VIII wager four TO one that YOU will
not be sea-sick moment, though the water
may be as rough as an Arkansas travellers
manners.
The above prescription was given 10 me
several years ago, and / have rigidly fol-
lowed il every time have gone 10 sea since
received 10. 1t has saved me from sea sick
ness, and il has been Of equal value 10 many
others, TO whom have given IL.
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HUMAN SALIVA KILLS SNAKES. - The
Marietta (Ga.l Journal was told by a gentle
man the other day that human Spittie wa
aS deadly Ia poisonous snakes aS their bites
were deadly "a man. He SAYS while picking
W bundle Ct straw and trash under his
ann. while cleaning a field. ground rattle
Ike. four feet long. Crawlei out from 10
and fell To the ground at his feet. lie at once
placed his heel upon the head OF the snake
aud spit in its mouth. Shortly afterward
the snake showed symptoms OF inactivity
ard sickness, and he picked 10 up by its tail
and carried N To the house and showed II 10
his wife. telling her he had spit in its mouth
and that II was poisoned. At the expiration
OF htteCn minutes the snake was dead. To
further experiment, he came across a blow
ing adder (snake), which elected from its
mouth yellowish liquid. He caught ~ and
spit in its mouth, and II died. He caught an
other blowing, and il refused 10 open its
mouth. He spit upon stick and rubbed the
Spite upon the adders nose, and it died.
Afterward he came across a black snake, re-
garded as not poisonous, and he caught il
and spit in lis mouth. Instead of the spttle
killing the black snake, as ~ did the poison
Gus reptiles. IL only made IL stupidity sick
from which II recovered. This cOncluSiVely
shows that poisonous snakes have as much
10 fear from the spittle OF man as man has 10
fear from their bites.
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IHE OLD MANS COFFINs- Mr.. John -
Sammls, The eccentric Old gent lenan OF The
Town OF Crawford, who some NH zen or eight
cen years ago pred rted his oN IN death a.
soon 10 occur and who conStrut tel ~ con-
siderable expense vault for 70 sci wing htS
remains, il not dead vet Some two wears
since he bought metallic burial cslseS To- bts
cat, dog, ana niece, 80 - 20 have them handy
ln the case OF death In his family. He las
had no use for them until last Frid av u-Irsr,
his beloved Grimalkin, pride OF lis heart
caterwauled her life away, being utaanvvbfle
fondly embraced ny the old man. Tie burial
case was brought out, the cat was PLACED in
N as tenderly a. II 10 had been the remains o.
some beloved child, and the old man went
mo mourning. We understand the inter
ment took place yestcrday. ana we also learn
uat The dog Is In delicate health anu his
death may be looked FOR at any uay.-Aelo-
bllrgh TELEGRAM.
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EVENING STAR.
TuEsDAH......s~psesRsers -. 1875.
The Hunt r~y me- po,.
HOW THE ENGLISH voYAqERs nor

HOW THE ENGLISH voyAGERs HOPE TO
REACH 1T.
A London letter respecting the EagliSh
Arctic expedition gives these points OF in-
terest
When the Alert will have Travelled As far
northward a. she can possibl go, SIX siciges
will be started in the direction of the hong
looked for goal. Five OF these will contain
eight men each, and the remaining one
Twelve. Food and other necessariaS for forty
days subsistence will be taken along.
Barring the first i've days the large slAige
viii supply all the Others with provisions
and sf the end OF that time a depot will b.
established. at which the large sledge will
deposit all It's rattons except what viii suf-
ice 10 maintain them during their return TO
the ship The five sle,iges will continue the
trip northward for another five days when
second depot will be established, ratfonS
deposited there, and another OF the sleiges
return.
The four sleigcs continue the tourney, and
at the expiration OF Eve more DAYS a Sledge
turns back, and but three proceed. Thus the
party Is diminished 10 the extent OF one
sledge every five days until one sleige alone
Is left 10 proceed, having on board its orig
nal supply Of forty days rations. In each
case the returning siedge picks up provisions
enough at each depot 10 last until Il reaches
The next. When the last sledge will have
oeen twenty DAYS out from the last depn' T.
must return, whether the grand discovery be
the.t made or not.
II an open SEA be encountered by the ex-
plorers two boats. mounted on sleigns viii
De brought into requlsitiOn. They are rIggei
Win maStS and sails. and can ba MAZE use
or with favorable wind. iu relieving the
strain upon the dogs. The most dreaded Oh
Slacie 10 the way OF the sledgtng parties will
be the saUDt Polar bear. As many OF tho
p2rty. however, can hit a bulls eve with
precision. u Is expected they VII uot fan u
MT bears when II comes In sigQt
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THIS EVENING.
AMES GUILD, Auctloneer,
l0I4 Pennsylvania avenue.
TO-Mt,RROW.
nUNCAESON BROS, AuctIoneers,
~ Southeast corner Of 9th and ID sts., northwest

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN WASHING
TON, ID. q.
"a BY virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court
Al Of the District of Columbia, passed in said
g urt the 18th day Of prl, 1875 In Equity cause
No. 1894, doc. 49, will offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, the following described
property:
On WEDNESDAY, THE 29IH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1875, AT 4.30 O'CLOCK p. M, Lot
81 in square O20, improved by good frame House,
situated on G. street south, near 18th street east
Lots and in squai lUH improved by a frame
Dwelling house, being all Of square bounded BY
Pennsylvania avenue, south G street, and lith
street east.
ON THURSDAY, THE BOTH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK p. NJ. Lots /, 2, 8,
f. z, s. 9, To- q, %, 20, 80 81 3D. 81 IS, and 50, in
O43, situated South street and 18th SITS
east and South G street Lot and east IL feet 7
inches Of Lot 8, in square lO76, situated of
south l. street and 10th street east
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash; the residue in two equal install
nents, payable in six and twelve months res poet
lively with interest from day of sale, to be secured
by notes of the purchaser and reserved lien upon
the property sold. A deposit Of $50 required upon
each Lot sold at the time of sale. Conyeyancfng,
&C, at cost Of purchaser Plats Of the above prop
erty can be seen al he office OF the auctiOneers
JUDSON T. GULL, Ir..
CHARLES +. FRtSER,S iruS'ees'
sepl3 DUNCAES0N BROS, Aucts.
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AT a city market the other day, pale
faced, solemn man took off his hat smOothed
back his hair, and said: MY friends, we
know not how soon We may fail by the way
side. We stand here to-day-neXt week we
may sleep with the dead. / feel that have
only a few days more TO stay, and wish
some of you would lend me fifteen cents so
that can get a dish of baked beans" The
crowd at once moved away.
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HONESTY IN AN UNEXPECTED QUARTER
Just now, when az seems as ifcorruption had
adeath-clutch on every city IN the land, 10 is
good 10 be able 10 say that Detroit has many
honest men. An Ohio man, feeling that he
was getting drunk, entered a Franklin street
saloon yesterday and loudly inquired. "Is
there an honest man here who'd take care Of
sol for me?''
Yes, SIR, came from seventeenth fsrent
men IN reply; ami 10 was in "A place. too,
where honesty would rot DC looked for.-De-
tTCit Free p,fyS
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MEDICAL. &c

nR. BUCKLKR JoNEs-Twenty year.' e1 peri.
TGnor, ma ov:
Business confidential. 16A N. Howard st Bslti-
M peritnced and scientiae Lsdiss Ph1sieap and md
Midwife OF 70 years practice attends ladies at their
g and The best medical attendance At The poe.or
Pirate re,iSencs; ladies' placing themselves under
ans ans
sCrn n,z e south sharp and Dover SITS, Baltimore
phEsCBIPTIoN IkEE FOR Tbs SPEEDY
Cure Of Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood, and
all disorders brought on by iDdi .cretions or ex-
cess san, Any Druggist has the ingredsnt. no
sepls m,wf,ly Box 1895, New York
I AIDES WISHING TO CONSULT a PHYsI-
Tree d charge, b calling on Dr.. BBoTHERs. sSs
p street southwest. sepll-7w-
- The Oldest established Ladies Physician.
Has REMOVED TO GO sH1SP ST. above Camden,
desIr5s teStment ct any complaint can
SepdTd:. rOon1s for lady patients jyls sm'
"SATisFACTION.' 81 PER BOTTLE. Com
seltatioDs free at DR.. DARBYs, lis ~ st.,
COLONIZATION Building.D jyl-4m'
hR. AND MRS. WILsON.-A Thoroughly expe-
~ rienced and scientific ladies ply stefan and
Midwife. Attend ladies at their homes or pleasant
looms ano ne peel attentio a. the Doctor priv ate
South SHARP street. Baltimore. msys-ly
hR. A. l.. BuSWORTH, al III, " ashin q ton Eleo-
~ tTopathic institution, 91s L street northwest
cures sD nervous and chronic diseases Of whatever
name OF nature. All complaints incident TO FE
MALES, and diseases Of Children a speciality Gal
yanic and Electro chemical BATHS, the most Wig
Grating and health giving baths known to modern
science Consultation aud examination free ap2 Ga;
nR- ROBERTSON, FROM BALTIMORE
~ can be consulted At 42i 10th street northwest,
nearly opposite the Gas Office, every WEDNEs-
DAY and SATU RDAE, from 2 to 9 D. IN, In an
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, GOnOrrhna, elect,
Structure. ~ philis, and Sgermatorrhea. Cases of
SoEnoTrhea recently contracted cured in to days
syphilis in all its stages quicSly cured, and the
poison entirely eradicated from the system with
out the use Of mercury. Spetmatorrhpa, brought
OH by exc and abuse in youth, causing loss of
memory aud insanity general debility, organic
weakness, impOteucy nervous irrtablity symptoms
OF cCnsumptiCD, Indigestion, palpitatiOn Of the
heart, pains in back dimness Of sight or giddness
evil fOrebOdngs, self distTust, &c, speedily cured
by newly discovered remedies. Gentlemen placing
Themselves in DR.. : hand can rely upon being
scientifically and honCrably treated Refers 70 the
high testimc mails which he holds from the lead
ing ply sicians Of Bal more. Office 424 10th street
northwest, from To .. mar9- ly
ROGERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
- Wanted. case OF MhooPing Cough that cannot
be cured b. " B0GERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH
SYRUP" Ii is also the best in use for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarsencss Sore Throat, Group, and all Bron
chsl Injections For sale by the PRINCIPAL Druggists
and Wholesale by Oh aRLES ST0TT & CO.. and by
the Erorrietor. I3l2 @ street northwest. movie "
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SOME Chicago hoOdlums, lea laing the other
night that a wedding was tax ng plech ia the
nelghbOrhoOt, Concluded 10 treat the guests
10 charivari. After footing aud dr-mming
for some time and falling 20 attract say par
ticular attention, they sent in a formal de-
mand iOf beer or money. Failing 10 get any
thing better than n few kicks, they sent for
reinforcementS and commenced again. The
father OF the bride then went 20 the door and
addressed them with revolver, whereupon
they all dispersed save one, aud he was sub
SeQuently carried of on a shutter
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BANKERS.
COAL AND WOOD.


CHEAPg CHEAPg FOR CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED.
Arriving daily cargOes 0f the best varieties Of all
kIsds Of COAL and WOOD.
Now Is the time 70 buy
If you would save money get a GOOD Trttsls and JHN
trsJTat, siO pounds u the ton, call the under
signed before you buy.
Having two Of the largest WhsrTes IA the District
aud ali the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery Of Coal direct from vessels 20 the
Consumer, can certainly offer special induce
ueUts. A Visit to our WhaTyes sud Depot will con-
vince It a glaze If orr upsV rps-sed advantages
Coed PINE GOD delivered IS low IS 80 per
CCrd.
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low as 50 to s =
per cord
single tri i is sll that is necessary to convince
the ruIliC Of tEe above facts
JUHNSUr BROTHERS,,
Main once and Depot at JohGsOn's wharyes, foot
OF 18th and l3,h streets.
OHoes- SIII2 Sth stre,t sng25-oo
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON


%: - Rssi E:s.i. Broker and Aper,on..r,
Federal Buildfnss, corner 7th and = streess N. W.
TRRE EspEsTs sA n tyALgABLE sgBgsBAs
G;AAnnJoINSEP By "IKISIpADS AND IHE
Tak t.rs FI sksJ.arss I rfESTfsaKE
Rs@sosS Il Sss ssS oAiS
R;ss NJ E s oi sns Sns e. sss
spd FeoSsds for w:.hins,on souoty, in the District
the sSy VIM SUCTION II front y the iSsI pre-
ne,eejs on MeNnAf, septenosr 18th, ISIS, :,
aSs S a., ssd 81 81
Washington, D, O., comprised .ithin toe oxins
No; 4 planted at tn nofthwes corner Of that psrt
q m1oun s{,s% formerly occupied BY George
seIshss viii li fas' III sG run.
G5s,lrosd; thence north forty aud half (4,i
line I'm, to division nee formerly put up between
thence With said line fence North oS
degrees one hundred and thirteen IisJ perches and
of said fence, married for corner: thence south
sixty hye and quarter l6S!sl degrees wet, forty
to the division line separating thus land from the
land formerly held by Mr.. Derringer; thence with
otto the beginning, stoLe No. COZ tanning sixty
four (6D acres one ~ rood aud twenty nine i9)
0T s' se S sS n and
Benjamin L. FenW icB in deed dated September IS
lots 80 and So in square S. lots ~ 81 p 23 "a Is si
spd "a in square 6, of F. W. Jones' subdN isioD of
Terms: s 1900, with interest at 10 per cert. per
Snnnm II trG as TRs o. and 10 dsy OF sale and ex
twelve months, with interest from day of sale,
SgT'd By deed IT, Fq rso on the prGRry sold SIC
cov ancing at expense OF purchaser. II terms of
sale not complied with in ten days from day of
Trustee To he
property at the risk and cost Of the defaultng pur-
CHASER GEO. w usTiCKNKY9 spTTivipe Trustee
aug2O- eo&ds Ut. COLDwELL, salesman.
gTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, September 2I 1873, hour
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
seDl3 eo&ds J. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
g- THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
PONED until TUESDAY, September 2sth, 1875,
GEO. W. sTiCKEEY, Surviving Trustee.
sep22- eo&ds T COLDwELL, salesman.
Il Real Estate Broker aud Auctfoneer,
No 311 7th street, opposite U 5. Post Office.
PUBLIC SALE OF DEsIRABLE UNLMPROvED
LOTS ON sEC0ND STREET WEST, BE,
% STREETS WEST, IN WASHING ron CITY,
"a On TUESDAY, September 2s, ISIS, com
3 mencing at D m, Will offer for sale, at pub
the subdivision of square SO and part of Lot in
square $40, beginning for the part OF said Lot at
point on south Ii street 60 feet from southwest
corner OF said Lot and running thence east II feet
the south 100 feet then west feet, then south "a
feet then west IA feet and thence south Go feet TO the
beginning
Term Of sale: One fourth cash; the residue in
three equal payments at IL and Is months from The
day OF sale, with interest. The deferred payments
TO be secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold. All convey ancing at the purchasers cost
lU0 deposit on accep tance of each bid
SUSANNAH FOWLER,
Guardian and Agent.
JAS. s. EDWARDS, Attorney.
sepl4 eo&d K. j SWEET, Auct.
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A UNIVERSAL AND ETERNAL TRUTH.-It
is easier TO raise hundred dollars for the
purchase of gold watch TO be presented
somebody who does not need IL, than ii is To
collect the same amount for some poor man,
from the same persons who owe him the
rInOnaN-I lSlrich (1lrOniele
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The DIsAPPEARANCE OF JOSEPH SULLI-
VAN.-lt Is by TO means certain that the lit
lie boy Joseph Sullivan, who disappeared so
mysteriously from his parents house on
Greenwich street, had been kidnapped. The
only reason for this supposition seems TO be
that woman saw fair-haired child in the
company OF man In a wagon at WOOtSide,
i org Island, on the day the child was lost.
AS the woman In question never saw Joseph
Sullivan. il l. evident that her testimony is
OF very little value. Mr.. Sullivan, OF course,
is ready TO grasp at any piece OF evidence,
however slight, tending TO show that his
child is alive, but the theory that the boy fell
into the river is at least equally probable
Even If tie poor little fellow has been alb
Quoted, there Is no necessity for public alarm,
as kidnapping IS dangerous trade. and eau
rarely be successfully accomplished when
ordinary precautions are obServed.-N y
Post. orHh.
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COAL: CoALi COAL.
WOOD! WOOD!
COAL. {!

am now receiving all siLea OF the best grades
COAL,
Lee" "WIkesbsrre" ana Locust Mountain"
" hfte Ash; "LOrberry" Bed Ash, and "Eykens
Valley To persons who wish to take AZ vantage Of
the low prices orders Will be received this month
very small advance upon the original cost for casa
sm also Offering al low figures prime Hickory,
Oak and Pine WOOD, sawed and split any length or
size desired Orders through mail promptly hlled.
Yard and Osice, corner SJh and streets south
west; Branch \ ard and Ofice, street, between I'd
and Sd northeast.
Tvs 3n' ". II. NARROW,
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Thy AGE or rIGHrs.-The Philadelphi,
Rulletan says. n speaking OF the re,e,,
4rssSs- psa sde Of the chemtloonatfc one Nf,is
dsclaref : hat We az IN learn wisdom rom
the anirna Ia" and that we are % make
robingS en- form 10 cpntours" This can
mean bur on Ining-0ehtSi les. terrible as
the prosper-fa :, this ~ what we are owning
to. Cynfor1r7it 10 contour - 20 uphold man.
kind internally This Is the Sweet BY and
by which thN convention chanted ss its
closing hymn. n Il Is the divinity which A. n
shape our ends. Mess We wickedly despise
the integral unftso ing OF mankind we are 10
conform our roSin - To our contours Oar
garment-we shall year hut one-wIIl AZ ms
with the exact cas-, OF the leopari's skin
Every rrotrudirg no. -, aud every crooked,
skinny form viii rnfo "a itS contour Integral
~, and uuatorned nan re viii stalk spindle
shanked through she y world, for suffering
Virtues sake" The ag ~ "ti-bts" u close
upOn us, and after that we sh1fder ~ the
Thought. We suppose ina 70 integral unfold
ment Is 10 lead back 70 Tn physical perfec-
ions Of Eden. but 10 will AXE generation
or Two 10 realize a, 80 ina all these ugly.
SKINNY, angular, vinegar "a. ned Npman will
have passed away, aud won. an MI o. re-
.ormed by thc time she Is rem ute