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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13

ABorr sir ysAff Aeo1 Freedman. Of
the name Of vrain Lucas. vas sentenced
to two year, imprisonment for having
palmsd oH upon the late N. Chaslss q
number Of forged autographs among
than. - il may b remembered. bsng
several supposed letter. OF Pascal, which
II. Chaslss submitted with great pride
70 The Acadsnis dee Sciences. The two
yssrs' imprisonmsnt does not ppsar to
have hsd . SOLDERING effect upon vrain
Lucas. for be has again been tried. and
this time eosdsmusd to four Year, i'm.
psissnnsn,. ios trading upon the con.
Adenes Of collector" and ssllsrs Of
ala h,oks bee "'a-
Tzs Inauguration Of the nsw Jewish
'ynasosus In The Rue des Tournsllss.
q Paris. took place on September 18th.
nA much solsmnity. The plan Of the
structure IL precisely the same ~ that
sssn In the more costly edifes In the
Rus Dc u yietoirs. The thsba, sanctuary
and taberpaels bsing disposed In . sim
liar nsansr. In the orsamsntaiion Of
me sypasosps The human figure 10 no
where represented. according 70 the pre-
soriplions Of the Jewish religion.
- d IL. 20 . co.
Tn. new tunnel bsing built under the
Thames h intended chiefly for the use
Of sSeut 5000 woshnsa Who have to
ercss al that point. and Who are often
detained BY fog that stops the boats.
II will Be- . iron tube nine feet in di.
anstsr. lighted with ga., thoroughly
ventilated. and only for pedestrians.
Two oraLs took arsenic In Newport,
Indiana. lat spring. and q died st
once. before the romance Of the event
had Lost its interest. Nov the other has
just prosily died OF liver complaint,
brought on BY the poison.
OvEl two hundred Germans Who had
left the United statss for Germany. re-
turned recently in n vessel. They
found the times harder there than here.
BnHoP GIAcono has been suspended
By the Cardinal Archbishop Of Naples
for accepting a S~cnatoship in the ltal.
Ian Parliament.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13

am hero permanently established, am cell.
Ing goo<s skiaE - snNSoaSt,s tLk state. and
will all even lower 70 ! zee nt.
~ No house shall undefseli ms.
1890. NnlrNs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13
SUPERIOR coo1s
At THE VERY LOWEST PRICES

AZ specimens. read the following;
Choice caliooer, 10 yards for........-....si q
. yards nne shirting for..........:.......ti q
gleaehed shseting. az yards wide. for % cents
sE;P!sySsnaJ a.. sSLg.;,E.n
ures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13

uAyIsG JUST RETURNED PROM SAN
u Francisco with one of the choicest and
most extensive md varied as<ortments OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13

wife tbs Lsdiep of Gold IIiiI 10 give me- . call
Rrsmins ny stock and assure yourselves thai
I am ceiling
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13

Ovrl two hundred Germans Who had
left the United S,atss for Germany. re-
turned recently in q vessel. They
found the times harder there than here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06

TnE detenccs of London ON the Thames
are fast approaching completion, Heavy
guns are being continually shipped
from Woolwich Arsenal, and Tilhuy
and other forts are armed with twenty.
iivc-ton guns, throwing projcctles OF
six hundred pounds. Shommcade Fort
and Coal House Point, opposite, render
the river imprcgnable through their
cross fire; but even lower down an
cncmy's fleet would first have to run
the gauntlet OF Garrison Fort, Sheer
moss, the Isle of Grain and Shoebury-
ness. Most of all, however the Govern.
mcnt relies for the safety of London on
the new torpedo system, which has
been elaborated with great secrecy and
ut an enormous expense
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06

lN the 1900 Latour dAuvcrgnc, de.
scendant of Turcmo, fell on the field OF
battle. He had joined the French army
in place of his son, had constantly re-
fused promotion, and 80 exemplary was
his conduct that he was named the
first grenadicr of France Napoleon
directed that the heart of Latom
It Auvergne, first grenadier of the Re
public, who fell at the battle of Neu-
bourg shall continue to be carried
ostensibly by the quartemaster sergeant
of the grcnadicr company Of the Forty
sixth, in which he served. The name
of Latour dAuvcrgne shall be preserved
on the roll call; and, in answer to his
name, the corporal of the squad to
which he was attached shall answer
Dead on the field of honor This
custom is still observed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06

Joyc, rushcs into his reckless practice,
" cncased all over in brass from top TO
toe" but wholly wanting in the hr't
requisites Of physician
II is tho fault Of the regular physi
clan, through his oSn prudcry and nom
sense that the arrogant quack deilantol
reason and responsibilities allowed to
monopolilo the press, and send unnum-
bcred thousands Of his dupes to the
grave. Why let psuododoetors ana
doitors of impiricism rule the world
when by selling upon their own "eap-
ons they could readily be overcome
There is no good sense in permitting
some shameless and ignorant Bombostes
de lIobenhcim TO arrest public atten-
ton and attain competence, while neg.
cct, obscurity, and poverty arc the por.
ton Of the modest practitioner who has
embraced the profession Of medicine
with conscicntiOusness, and cultivated
it with dignity and honor
The editor OF "A newspaper is necessarily
the recipient of many Of the secrets OF
this profession of physic, He finds out
that lIippocratcs has skiIltuIIy con
Quoted case, and says n good WORT Tor
him Tint physician dcyoms the pull
with irrcprcssiblc 10y, But Harvey, and
Mott and Simpson, and Garth grow
green with jealous ire as they angriIy
sean the innocent lines, and before they
give their poor brother time to get the
full enjoyment out OF his pun,
he is incontncntb summoned be
fore some terrible society con
cIaye upon 4 question of ethics.
They annlhilatc him with suspicious OF
having secretly advertised himself. be
cause they know that they have played
the same game themselves time and
again, in the days gone 10y. This folly
could all he obymtcd 10y throwing open
the advertising doors to all men in the
profession. We find it said in Ecclcsl
usticus For the Lord hath created
medicines out Of the earth, and he is
wise that will not abhor them.
The world will follow this biblical nd-
vice as long rs diseases prevail among
men, and Just so long will the advice
and assistance Of physicians be needed.
ii the world needs these men, they
should not affect to hide their hight
undcra bushcl, but should force into
their service that omnipotent power
the press
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06
MEDICAL ETHICS.

If there is any one thing in which the
profession Of physic needs thorough
overhauling, more than another, it is in
its affected dislike to advertising. Not
withstanding the fact that such lights
in the profession as Hammond and
Yandel, are continually in press and
are everlastingly advertised from Maine
to the Rio Grande, the ethics of the pro.
fession seem to forbid the smaller fry
to chirp, save in some modest out.ot.
the-way little card, that attracts the at
tention otno one, and consequently re.
suits in no good to the physician.
If Galen receives deserved co mmen.
dation in the papers for some act of
charity or skill we have Paracclsus and
Theophrastes, and Zenocrates, and AS
clepiades, bowling on his track, and in
timating, if not openly asserting, that
the aforesaid Galen has done an unpro-
iessional act for which the direst penal.
ties should be inflicted on his head.
In the meantime every device is re-
sorted to in order to attract public at
tentlon in an indirect way. If Soul
hobs daughter gets sick with n sun
stroke, and DR.. Velpcau is called in to
administer and the child is saved forth.
with there appears in the morning or
evening paper highly colored and
etfusively eulogstic puff of Dr.. velpeou
written by the grateful father, who, ten
chances to one, has been secretly in.
spired to write it by the aforesaid
physician.
There is neither common sense or
self respect in this method of adycr.
tising, 1t is infinitely better for the able
aud truly skillful physician to spread
his advertisements openly and candidly
before the world than to be doing it in.
directly in dread OF his society and in
violation of his so.called professional
honor Why leave the field to charlatans
and quacks--tot those stragglcrs from the
body of regular troops, who, without
being enlisted and enrolled do infinite
mischief to the unfortunates who fall
into their hands Why does the ma.
circulated physician yield his proper
held to the unloarned quack, who Pal.
las-ilke, all armed from the brain of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06

b. b. WORTH of the Fort Paddock
Democrat is on his high horse again, He
doesn't even want to see II Dallas adver-
tisemcnt in Fort Worth Trade Direc.
tory, and says; 1--WE are for Fort
Worth, pure and undefled and not cor
ruptod and contaminated by sandwich.
ing it with Dallas, and indulge the hope
that the next Fort Worth Trade Guide
will be such in fact as well as in name
and that another such an imposition
will be practiced upon our people" We
have often heard of the beggar on horse
back, and the Fort Paddock Deao;ra,
APPLY illustrates that impecunious
equestrian. We never yet heard that
this ardent Fort Paddockite ever re.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06
PLAINLY SPOKEN.

TIE HERALD concicycs that it is the
highest and most unqucstioncd duty ol
newspaper to speak frankly to It's
readers, and to candidly lay before them
facts Just as they exist That Dallas to-
day is in danger Of loss Of trade and
prestige no thinking mind can ganSay
That danger does not arise exclusively
from the building up of rival town
thirty-fye miles west, but from the c'"'
ccniratioa of rairay lines at a Po'"t S'riy
mites north. That coming centre IS Sher-
man. That city is surrounded by Il
country equally ms fertile as that which
circumscrbcs Dallas. She has the
Transcontinental Railway pouring into
her streets the trade OF Paris, Clarks-
vile, Bonham, and all that matches
country lying northeast OF her She
has the Central road running through
her limits. She now proposes to cut oil
from Dallas the trade OF kaufman
Hunt Collin, Rockwell and Hopkins
counties 10y prolonging the Great
Northern road from Mincola to
TO Sherman. All that she has to do Is
to grade and tie the road, and the com
pany are anxions to lay down the iron
and put on the rolling stock Teams,
labor, corn, oats, and provisions OF all
kinds are plentiful, and the energy OF
that people Gun and ~W grade the road,
Along the northwest of Dallas, she pro
poses to run line to Fort Worth, Mt an
early day, thus intcrcepting the trade OF
Denton, Cooke, Wise, Clay, Jack, Mon
taguc, and the Wichita country, They
have charter that can be transferred
to the Missouri Kansas and Texas road,
so as to enable it to run down into
sherman, for connection there with
this net work of railways, and beyond
all this she has no Fort Worth in the rear
to cut off that intellectually valuable
wagon trade, than which Dallas well
knows no other trade so rapidly en-
riches city
Thus Sherman to-day can speedily look
forward to the concentration there OF
the Missouri Kansas and Texas, of the
Central of the rranscontincntal, and OF
the international and Great Northern
roads. If she is successful in her plans
and aspirations, and there can be nc
question but that they are all feasible
she will encircle Dallas with bands OF
iron all around her Northern, Northeast
and and Northwest border, Can Dallas
afford TO rest supinely under such Il
prospect?
Never in her history, was there {
more pressing and imperious demanC
for the building of the Wichita road
and for the construction of that very
desirable line to Palestine Nor shoult
time be lost in running anamow gaug,
road to Grccnville, Hunt county, for /
connection with the East Line road
now being rapidly constructed westward
from Jetlerson--a road that will
inevitably gravitate to Sherman, unless
Dallas reaches out her iron arm to meet
it. To day it would pay each and every
property holder in Dallas to give fifty
per cent upon the value OF his real cs
tate to insure the building of thcs
lines Unless we bend our energies t,
the task of establishing broader an,
wider connections, five years hence vii
witness Dallas with population no
one whit larger than she claims to-day,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06
Amman, nnrnc 0ntby lnela.

The theory TINT lack OF yisor Is the under
lying cause Of disease ~ receiving dally con
GrmntiOn oil the mosI positive klhd III We
cure OF dyspepsia, liver disorders, ana hlu-
ncy, bladder aud uterine complaints nJ
Hostetters stomach Bittors, the ruling rem
cdy for muludlcs attributable to weakness
This superb ton c Is never employed with
out the most beneficial effects, Tho ll'eh
the bowels, the organs Of urinaiion, ana IN
deed the rn ire system Acquires both NlSpf
and regularity through It's action, since II
givos heulthml Impetus to every lailIhR
function, II IL IN Incompatible "per'hr Tor
chiIs and fever and other mnIadlc OF "
malarlm type, prevents their attacks, Is
reliable means Of countcracllng the cur'E
ofunduc exposure or fatigue ana soolhrh 40
well Ms streugthensthe nervous organism
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06

TIM Fort Worth Standard has com.
menced the publication of II daily edi-
ton The daily Stamford is twenty
four column paper, and is one of the
ncatest journal in Texas. Unlike some
of its near ncighbors, the Stanford is
honest enough to give credit for its dis.
patches, and that is why, for one reason,
TIM HERALD wishes Millican ~ Co.. the
full measure of success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06

TuE September issue of the Great
Souh West is Il credit to journalism, Its
articles ON Texas comprehcndi"g II dis.
cription of Dallas with cuts OF our
Courthouse, the LcGrand Hotel and
Parker's Mill, are of infinite service to
us. Dallas should lcelunder obligations
to its publishers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06
FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FREE TO ALL
b, -, - , a 4gg,,,,n,t Tn,
But No Business Advertisement In
serted without Pay.

Desiring 81 make The Herald the medium
Of communication for the general punllc,
md also to assist those who may need as
sistanco, we nave determined To PRINT - irer
Inc nend Of "lost," "Found," "Wnutcd,'
"For Salr," "For RENT" "ro Lci,' Of not
more than three lines, VIII be inserted In
this column two times nee Of charge, when
such advertisements exceed three lines the
excess will be charged nt the rate Of hvc
cents a line, each insertion, In advance; ana
when such advertisement AZ" printed more
Than Two times they viii ur charged ht the
rate OF Ave cents line IN udNhpCc iuf rhch
additional insertion. Seven words mike Il
lime.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06

TnE Hon. Gustuvc Schlcichcr was
unanimously nominated ON Friday last,
at the San Antonio Convention. ltca
gan and Culbertson will go in without
difficulty, and this completes the list
broken, unfortunately, by the loss Of
that able statesman and scholarly gen
tlcmpn, John Hancock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06
University of Virginia

Oppns October !; continues through nlun
h'. ms, 10 N organized In school, on Tho
'N' system, with fu.l course In Glasses.
h'n nature, Science with practice Ina Chem.
lc Il anu Physical Labraturies, In Law, Med
ture, Apply for Catalogues to JANEg n
HARRISON, Chairman, 4. y. lniyrfsliy OF
virginia, Albcrmnrle Co., Va. angSsJIf,d
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06
AUglSta Female Seminary.


The academic term Of this institution be-
gins ON the first "Wednesday in september,
and closes on the corresponding Nv in June
following. This is the largest tirst-class
institution in Virginia tor young ladies. IL
has corps OF TIVE uty-tiVc officers and teach
erS. The English course is extensive and
thorough. Advantages for music, languages,
drawing and painting cannot be surpassed.
For catalogue containing full particulars,
apply to Miss MARY j. BAL OWN,
l5.iSt Principal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06
Physicians and Surgeons,

q, Beaumont, NJ. D., onice at pa las lntlr-
mary, No. lOSl Main street where he can be
found at all hours Of day and night. Calls
to the country promptly attended.
julyl2-lm
Jno. II. Morton, NJ. d., office over First Ma
tional Bank. Residence corner San Jaclntu
and Harwood streets, Dallas, Texas,
mchlhilm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06

NAY BOARD-Two or three gentlemen
| - can lind good day board southeast
corner Sycamore and Pacific avenue. 2Ilt
FOB MORk-rhc Herald office Is now
j receiving large conSignments OF jon
papers of all descriptions, and asks an
examination of prices and quality. Bill
Heads, white and colOron Letter
lloads, Note Heads, Statements, Cards,
Circulars, Etc, printed us cheap ms the
cheapest, and neater than the neateSt. Bring
in your orders and get the benefit OF our
"Sntn mpr Prices
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06
9ailp alerald.
DALLAS. TEX AS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER O.
THE HERALD

Is me only paper IN Northern 1&raS mat
puJlishes .GlH associated press rep0r'S
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06
CHEAP ADVERTISING COL UMN.
Attorneys AT Law.

j. NJ. Hayes, Attorney at Law, 20I Com
merce street south of COuIthOuse), Dallas
Texas. Special attention paid To land
claims.s aprltt
W. \. Oldham, Office In Mitche's building
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street.
Janlidtt
John NJ. Stemmous, Attorney at Law, No,
a05 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
ppt.A-Itf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06
ROANOKE COLLEG
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

Next session begins September 9Th. Cole.
giutc ana Preparatory courses Unsurpassed
location, healthy mountain climate, moral
community. Moderate expenses. Frum
slbO To $40 FOR ten months Uucludmg board,
tuition, ctc.) COLLEGE quite prosperous. stu
dunts from ali sections Of the country;
twenty -four from Texas, For catalogues,
etc, address Secretary Of Faculty, Roanoke
College, Salem, Virginia. iNlh-dw2m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
HEADQUARTERS
OF THE
TEXAS OYSTER TRADE

The trade throughout the state are notified
that the TEXAS WHOLESALE OYSTER
DEPOT is now open for the fall and winter
seasons. Having taken advantage Of the
low rate OF wages curing the summer
months, by planting immense beds of choics
selected oysters, can therefore furnish the
best quality at lowest market prices. Orders
bf mail respectfully solicited and goods
shipped by express Z. o, ID.
o, DANIEL GILLlES.
ONCE AMI depot foot OF Kuhn's wharf 18Th
ST., Galveston, Texas Address lock box 372,
sep 5d2m Tvs
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Wanted

WiNitN'
hoy TO learn the printing business; IN
ID trlligeut and not too smart Apply ut
Tho Herald oiiice. Hrl"'-1
HAPIrAL-A party with capital, nom -'Oo
Y to s ,OOl, to engage IN business ia pulhH'
now established and lucrative. I, q. HnA'
l6'l. ttp'h-'l
INNRNI-To buy or rent small mrm, two
i or three miles nom Dallas. Addf' s., J'
Me, TINS Office. N'PI"'Zl
IIR' 10 do general hnusowo,k. Must
u come well recommended Apply im.n"-
dintely 10 a. MEIHlER,51 Elm street o@
IIOISE-I want to rent holse with tlNr
III or six ROOMS guui water, uonr business
centre NN, Herald office. nnI" II
CALOON- established, nnd doing "a
y good business. 70 he sold on very MOD
crate terms. Apply tn IN. Co. Herald onicr.
Sopj u
L,CALtS-A parrot Platform scAlcg,woigh.
> ing xix or nine hundred. State piIrt.
Address box 1881, post OH - s"P'2I
u,rr 1ATlON-As senmstlrss In family.
= Address SENMSrREIs, this Office. 0-2t
CTruATIOH-A young man wishes to get II
y situation, either III grocery, boot ana
shoe or clnthin house. Good recommended.
lion. Address =, W. ", Herald office Nep' Il
For Rent
L,TORE- one side of the front of store, in
| - the business centre, on Main street
Suitable fer Jewelcr, News Depot Etc GIT
Personal.
AIRS. JAMES CATION ACl, Of Byron,
vi Oglc county, Illinois, wishes to know
something ut her son, James CuttonHCh.
| Any HJuckmuu knowing anything OF Mr..
| L'uttnnnIh III pltuAR WlIlt The hVIllI.
| % Mrs. tuttOnnch. srpl" u
For Sale,
nLD PNPERS-At this ONCE, in quanti-
" Hes to suit, ut 81 u hundred. Jy2ju
GOMHINATION LOCK SAFE-lIalls pat
Y eni, cheap, Apply to G. b., Herald
udice. maylO-u
nLD PAPERs-At this office In quaint.
" ties to suit Mt 81 IL hundred. jS25ii
I AND To sell or trade 20 acres black
| IL prairie in Hunt county, for Dallas city
property Address box 2Oj Dallas, Texas. J
nLD PAPERS AT this office Inqua. I'll
" tles to suit ut u n hundred Jy23u
missouri LAND-Fivo hundred acres of
| wi land in southeast Missouri, cheap
with perfect title, or viii exchange Tor Dallas
city property. Address, IL. y, this Office,
| n / INNbb III INNll-huN uNlCh VI lluN III
| WI Missouri, cheap, TIL" perfect, or vii cN-
change Tor Dallas city property. Address,
Il IT,, this office auElN-2t
InLD PAPERS At this 0tlice, in quaint
" ties to suit, Mt 81 II hundred, JN2j-tt
10 Trade or Exchange.
EARM-A highly cultivated farm with
| L good house, barn, orchards, etc, In hi
nois, for Texas lnud, or Dallas property.
| Address Editor Herald jyl3-tt
4 ANDES acres good prairie land, ~ miles
| Ia South OF Dallas, for good residence lot
in Dallas. address Lock Box lS3'P o., Dali
| las, Texas. Sepi'lw
| Miscellaneous.
NAY BOARD-rwo or three gentlemen
| L ! Hnl VnnI IlN bnurl -
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10 Trade or Exchange.

EARM-A highly cultivated farm with
| L good house, barn, orchards, etc, In Iii
nois, for Texas lnud, or Dallas property.
| Address Editor Herald, iyl3-tt
4 AND--l& acres good prairie land, - mites
IL South OF Dallas for good residence lot
| in Dallas. Address Lock Box 1882 o., Dali
las, Texas. Sepi.lw
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DOY-ro lcnln the printing business IN
ID trlligeut and not too smart Apply ut
Tho Herald Office. Nrlh--t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-04
PANpEMOSICM.
THE HooDo OF THE Mob.

Immediately on the Illuminating Of
the houses, the young Arab, assisted by
the elder, IS if uy preconcerted signal,
commenced their unesrthly, soul stirring
noise. soothing the slumbers OF the aged,
and adding fresh vigor 10 the drowsy
Young American. That the music
would soolhe the hour OF An invalid, or
cause the truly good man 70 repress the
hAlf-uttered ansthema would, 10 say the
least. be drawing il mild. No such hope
can be entertained on occasions like this,
when the hot blood Of youth boils over
at the mere meatIon Of the name OF Bun
ker Hill. or Of any Of those patriots who
fought, bied and died tha, we might be
what We now are, free and independent
people. To endeayor TO keep the young
souls quiet al time like this, would be
in open rebellion 70 the wishes OF those
who, having filed their mission here,
on thE earth, in e1pelIing the tyrant
power that was, now look down from
thst better home on high,
well pleased ~ see the deyot ION with
which the coming generations follow in
their Industrious footsteps. Let chaos
reign supreme; lei the small, boy fire hi.