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In the Land of Bulhul.

1t is only brief news item floating
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missionary, or rather he was, for he
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"Sacred to the memory OF the rev.
erend, ct cetera. He translated the
Holy Scriptures into Pashtoo, and
was shot by his own chockeedar
Well done, thou good and faithful
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SERMON TO YOUNG FOLKS,
BY ALICE CAhN.

Don't ever 90 hunting for pleasures;
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Notice 10 the AFFLICTED and Unfortunate.

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Dec, 9Th 1874, If
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THE FLAG


JAyUAGY !, 1874.
hateful ensign down,
-. it shans the Right;
mi, Haunting lie that shr"uds
Our Crescent homes tu-iilSh'.
It's rof the hdg of Washington,
The banner Key hath sung;
'T,s NOT rh. Il ~ whose tatiered folds
o.r CbahIicltcs ramparrS hung.
III. 20, the Rag Mcclellan bore
From Hampdcu Ia The Pines;
lis not the fis2 whose ;p-iS fell
Der Lee surrcn rlIg lines.
lis not III" flag Of conquerirg host
That waved Ger conquered braves
I'm solemn witness To tie truce
Mid North and Southland graves.
IT'S not The flag our fathers loved;
No! nor the Stripes and Stars
That wake the schooIboys martial fires
liz bursts of wild hizzahs.
lis no, the fag that erstwhi!e draped
Our affairs, hrarihs aud walls
Ncmcnto of the Peace that reigncd
Uab oxen in our halls.
Go, tear it down. It's Tyrant's flag,
Its folds are stained and wet
With blood cf citizens who fell
BY bail and bayonrt.
It's Despo,'s ilag lis ehostly folds
Hang sulien TO the breeze;
The very winds themselves refuse
To wait such folds as these.
The 'vuliures brooding DER the scene
Their circuits wider make.
And sckend, Guir the iGrid rag
And leave it ~ ihc.r wake.
The sun behind the clouds is, hFt
As if it would deny
It's faimtc>t ray with which to light
That mockcry in the sky.
Yes, tear it down. and lay its folls
Forever Meath the sod,
Nor curse rs more with mockerlcs
And 'yrants rule and rod.
Let this he done, aud we will raise
Our standard where it hung;
And notes of joy viii rrnd the air
BY patriot VOICES sung.
No Nortr. no South, no East, no West,
One fate. one hsS for all,
And we will yield the palm 10 none
At common country call
EMMETT l.. Ross. Edi,n Canton Mail.
anton, Miss, Jan :, 1873.
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A Lecture
To Young Men.


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4 LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment.
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Sexual Debility, aud lmPrtilment> To Mar
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two postage s,anlps. Address the Publishers
CHAS. J. {. KLINE 60.
l27 B"wery. New lnrA. 2. o. Box / $50.
Jan. 81. 1891. If