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IN MEMORIAW.

Soci6t6 de Bieastaisance ct TAssis !
tance Mutuelle de 1hibodaur.
Thibodaux, Inc. 0 Fevrier 1876
Aujourdhui, i une sGance regu-
liere de A1embres de la Societe,
les resolutions suivantes, a reffet
de temoigner Ieur respect pour la
memoire du Societaire, Sylvere
Navarro, ont etc unanimement
adoptees.
Anendm quill plu an Tout Puissant de
rappeler de ce monde notre disne ct estime
membre SYLVERE NAVARRO, ct
Atendm que la memoire de celui don't la
nature genereuse Iavait rendu cher IA
chacun dc nous, m6rite un tribut de notre
part
II est resolm que liz mort de Sylvere Ma
varre nous prive dun de nos nembres les
plus estilnes, dun ami d6voue ct nOtrc com
munaut6 dun ctOyen honorable, les men-
bres de Ia SOciete pOrterOnt les insignes de
deuil pendant I'M nois.
Hest resoln que nous deplorOns sa perte
ct offrons nos plus wives sylnpathies, nos
condolences sincAres i SD famile eploree,
tout en- concervant respoir quil jouit dams
un autre monte lie la recUmpense due a une
conduite chretienne exempaire.
II est de Plus rcsotn que ces resolutions Sc
ront inserites dams lie process verbal des de-
liberations, au'une copie en- sera transmise
a la tamile du d6funt ct que la Sentinclie de
ThibOtlanr sera price de les publier.
lSisne1 H. H. MtcHELET, Conit6
+. $. sAscas. s.oNs'' Special
Pour copie conforme
+. SAMOAN, Secr6taire.
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAISONS,

MIR. JOHN BOSIO, PkOPRIETAIRE
N1 du RESTAURANT DEs QuATRE-SAIsONs.
previent ses amis de IN Vile ct dc la cam
pagne, ainsi que lie pnblic en- g6n6ralo, qu il
a transfere son restaurant du No. lSS de
la rue de Chartres au No. III dc Ia meme
rue, pres de St-Louis. ii profile dc cette oe-
casion pour remercicr le public ct sollicite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bicn
velllant patronage. ii informe en- outre ses
amis quill a des salons particulars au pre-
mier, ct DIES chambres meubl6es Il louer u
sen'aine on au mois. Les personnes de- al
vile ct de la campagne y trOuveront tout le
comfort desirable. LIE restaurant sera ouvert
Jusqua minult. 6 ev.-3m
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/ ADJuDICATIoN. - L'adjudica-
Jon de Fbabitation John Nelson
wait attire, samedi dernier, une
bule de monde deyant la Maison
Pe Cour. Les mulets, les vaches,
es wagons, les charettes, les char
hes, ct les instruments aratOires
nt tous etc adjuges a des prix
Bsez raisonnables pour que Ger.
bins planteurs aient fat de bon.
les affaires.
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Fats Divers.

Bazaar TURC-Le Bazaar Turc
a etc transporte a Houma OH ses
habitants pourront admifer a leur
aise la huitieme merveille du
monde. ST les gems de cette vile
sont aussi curieux que ceux de
Thlbodaux. nous pr6disons aux
proprietaires de Get etablissement
un success c0mplet.
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Testament dun ayOeat

"Je legue a l'hospice des allie
nes tous mes biens, Sc montant q
la somme de trOis cent mile
francs.
"Cette fortune ayant etc acqui
Sc a porter la palole pour les plus
enrages plaideurs du departe
ment, ce u'est pas un don que je
tais. mais une restitution"
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VENqE voLONTAIRE-Auiour.
hui, a 10 heures avant midi, il
Ira vendn .devant Ia maison de
Eour, a penchere publique, vingt-
Einq bons mulet dhabitation, cinq
rands wagons, un lot de charrues
= un lot d'ustensiles aratoires.
les habitants qui ont besoin de
rier leur habitation, tronveront
b de quoi le faire 4 bon marche.
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Bills LIE bill pour incorporer
la coinpagnie Howe Hook G Lad
der No. subj une premiere
lecture a la legislature. Celui
amendant la charte de la vile de
Thibodaux etc adopte, mercredi
dernler par la Chambre basse.
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Informations Locales.

APPORTIONEMENT.-COntraire.
nent a ce qu'on await annonce,
Dt que nous avons repete, pacte
app0rttONen.ent a laisse le hui.
6me district senatorial tel Quill
tait .auparavant ct donne & la
baroisse Lafourche deux repre-
bentantS.
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4ACENSES DE 1875. CONNIE
JOS Favions annOnc6 dams un de
precedents numer0s, nous pu-
ons aujOurd'hui la liste des
sonnes qui ont paye leurs Ii
nses de 1875. Cette liste, que
os lemons de Fobligeant Treso.
p De paroisse, Mr.. II. Il. Niche
{, quoique non officielle, est lie
eve exact des versemeDtS effec
n pendant rannee par le col.
teur de taxes. VOici les mon.
ts qul ont etc encaiss6s pour
'aue profession, savcir:
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UNE BONNIE CHosE-Mr. Gen

UNE BONNIE CHOSE.-Mr. Geo.
". Squires est agent dun petit
tppareil dune tres grande utilize
pOur une famille. Avec Get appa-
fell que l'inventeur a qualifie du
lOm de Improved Fire Kinder on
beut immediatement allumer lie
eu de son poole ou de sa cheminee
10 prix plus que modique dun
iDgtieme de- sou par leu. Get in.
trument Sc trOuue en- vente chez
dr. S. Z. Grisamore, encoignure
les rues Market ct st. Philippe.
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Licenses of 1879.

Names Of persons who have
paid their Parish Licenses for the
year 1875.
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PENSION FRANCAISE,
l2S. RUE DOIJANEuSs

l2S.- RUE DOUANE....l2
M ME WE Z. TASSET, PREVENT SES
A.A ams de la vile ct de la campagne,
aihsi que lie public en- general qu'elle u
transfers son etablissement du No fO7 dc ls
rue Douane au No III dc la meme rue. entire
Royal ct Bourbon. Ellie profile dc cette oc-
caslon pour remercier le bubble ct sOlncite
eh meme temps Ia continuation de son bien-
Feiliant patronage. Ellie informe on outre 10
public, va la situation des mauvaises atfai.
res. unc reduction de prix dams s;a pension,
ct Get etfet, ellie u ouvert un salon d a par
semaine. Les persOnnes de In vile ct de la
campagne y trouveront cOmme d'habitude
tout le comfort desirable.
,hambres ct pension. par jour $l,50.
I3tev.7i.
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Restaurant Antoine,
T,nn~af:1a,.6 a.nn Nf Innsa M GS

1'U7tgoT0 ~0 'oo'170Uto 1Fo' 0o'
NI ANTOINE ALCIATOR annonce
WI. a ses clients de la campagne ct au
public quill transtere aon restaurant du
No 56 rue St Louis a II No. g. meme rue entire
Royale ct Bourbon. II sOlliciie la continua-
tion du bienveillant patronage qui lui a Gt6
nccUrde iusqu'a ce Jour.
Cham,bres meutttes pour les roysge,rs.
NJ, d
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Mime. B. A. JONES.

Professenr d'Anglais, Franeais, Espagnol,
ainsi que dc Piano ct Solfege, donnera des
ieeOns a domicle, des prix mod6res.
~ 5 adresser au Bureau de la Sentiueye.
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
II. l3 ct Is. Royal Street, ". o. III, I3 etIs
Entire Canal ct Douane
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PKOPHIgrAIRy

On trOuve dams Get etablssement tout ca
que La saisOn fOurnit dc plus di6lcat ct touts
especc de wins dc choix tout CO qufl fant
pour sOir6es ct marriages, etc.
Ii y des salons particulars All prcmcrs.
ct dcs chambres eIegamlnent meublees 4
lOuer n la seInaine ct au mois.
Les Planteurs ct les habitants de Ia cam
pagne qui v0udrOnt honorer Get etablisse-
ment dc lcur patronage trOuveront les
chambres ct nen nourriture bOnne ct conf
euse $500 parjour.
EY Les prtes du restaurant restent OIL
vertes jusqu a minuit.
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La grande preOccupation e

La grande preoccupation en-
ce moment dams les cercles pOliti
ques de Washington est la discus
sion qul doit s'ouvrir au Senat a
propOs de Fadmission de Pinch
back. Morton de iIndiana, qui
brigue la caudidature presidential
lie, Salslrent cette occasion pour
reprendIe en- sous Huvre la politi
que de compression suivie par le
parti republican, a regard du Sud,
ct repudier le systeme de coucilia
tlon qui a depuis quelque temps
prevail dams lie Nord.
Mr.. Wendell Phillips, a, dams
une de ses dernieres conferences
sur les relations du gouvernement
avec les IndienS, dit que tous
cenx qui ont ecrit que tous les
hO,nmes sOnt crees libres ct
egaux, ont fait des exceptions, les
negres ct les Indiens. Uorateur a
cite de nombreux examples de la
mauvaise fol du gouvernement en-
vers les Indiens notamment
pour deposseder les Sioux des
Black Hills, ct cette bOucherie in-
.justitiable qn'on a appele la guerSe
ues MOdOcs.
III Sc depense e.: Am6rique,
cllaQue aimee, en- bOiSSOnS alcOoli
ques la modesto somme lie $780,
600, 900.
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y. A. TR(DNE,
Rue Market (Batisse de Lacapere)
ThibOdaux.
LlVRES CLASSIQUES EFT RELTGIEUX.
Fou'nitures de Bureau. Papier de Musi0ue'
ARTICLES DE PETITE:
CroiX, Christs, M6dailles, Chapelets BENZ
tiers, Images. Tableaux, Statuet-
tes, Cierges,
COUkONNES DE IERE COMMUNION
Galerie Pothographique au premier.
jan. 22 an
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LYNCHE-Gustin l'asSassin du
Col. Offut. de st. Landry a etc
trOuv6 pres d|Arnauville, cache
dams une cabane habitee par des
affranchis.
"Cest la quill a etc apprehen
de, dit le Courier des Opelousas,
non pas, dependant, sans opposer
une resistance dGterminee. car il
a fallu, dams sa tentative de Sc
chapper encore, lui tirer deux
cOups de fusil lie premier lui fra
cassant un bras, ce qui ne Tempe
chat pas de FUR tOutes jambes;
le second lui logeant une quinzai
lie de chevrotines dams les reins,
ce qui, pour un instant le tit SAT.
faiser sur lui-meme.
II fut amene Ell prison samedi
soir, ct dimanche matin, un grand
nOmbre tie cltoyens de Washing
ton, parmi lesquels on remarquait
beamcoup des citoyens les plus
respectables, vinrent lie reprendre
ct Sc rendirent Ell procession gros
sissant tOujours, sur lie point ou
le crime await etc cOmmls, ct le
pe!.dirent haut ct court a larbre
le plus voisin, ct ell presence de
plus de qulnze cents personnes,
parmi lesquels on remarquait piu
sieurs centaines de gems de cou
leur qui n'etaient pas les moins
anxieux de voir la justice popula!
re aVOlr son cOurS.
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lie Times a recu de son cores
pendant particuIier de Washing
ton une dep6chc annoncant que
lc programme du parti republican,
ponr la prochaine canpagne Sc
TAFT revelG dams le dernicr caucus
des membres de &c parti.
"MOrtOn Sera SOutenn dams sa
tentative de replacer l'Etat du
Mississippi sous la direction des
uegres. Alcorn aura p"nr :cela Ie
patronage de administration 1t
toutes les troupes don't il aura be.
soin. LIE Enforcement Act sera ri
goureusement applique a commen
Ger par la Louisiana; c'est dams ce
but que Billings a etc nomm6 ia.
&c. Pinchback sera admis au Sc
nat, ct le Sud recevra de nombreu
ses garnisOns pendant la campa
gnes electorate, tout celia pour as.
surer la reelection de Grant, qui
sera, sans nul doute, choisi par la
convention de CINCINNATI
Quelle seduisante prospective
pour le Sud en- general ct pour la
Louisiana ell particulier.-Le Di-
maache.
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DRUGGIST sos 90
Fleetwood j. II. 25 90 ThibodeauxJ. T, 25 90
PHYSICIANS $40 90
Dansercau p. 10 90 Gazzo j. b. c.. 10 90
DEALERS
or traders of any kind who shall keep for
sale spirituous liquor in quantities less than
one quart $50 90
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-22
HI. Ground for Dlvorce.

A Raleigh lawyer was interviewed the
other day by an agFieulturist living score
of miles from the city, who said ne wanted
TO secure a divorce from his wife.
-aYou don't live happily with her, ehY
inquired the attorney.
t.No; we don't seem to hitch wuth
cent" was the quiet reply.
ssDoes she scold and fret and make your
home a hell on earth, so to speak" contln-
ued the lawyer.
'sThat's her, exactly.
ssAnd you are prepared to prove that
Won have a peaeeable disposition, that you
have done everything you could to make
home pleasant
s.You bet ami Anybody as knows me
will swear that 1 wouldn't hurt flea, anc
that I move round home like an angel
-"Well, guess we can make out case,
said the lawyer, as he took up his pen anC
began to lot down the points, After a mo
ment be inquired;
'.De you think your wife will contest tn'
| case? Has she any defenseY
"Waal, now, never thought Of tnAs,
slowly replied the farmer. II dldn Know NOV
as she would have anything to say aDou'
sssbe NAV have. Has she any grounds toi
\ complaint against youf
es1 don't know much about law, answer
ad the client, in a hesitating way. Il know
I've hankering after her sister Marian,
and her sister AIariar has hankering aftel
me, but whether them is good grounds FOL
| complaint don't know"
The lawyer has not filed bill yet.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-22
watching a woman wade Through a
NeTVananeF.

NGNNARAPGNa
Somebody SAYS that one who Will watch a
woman read newspaper, will get some new
ideas on the characteristics of the gentle
sex. She takes it up hurriedlv and begins
10 scan 1t over rapidly, as though she was
hunting some particular thing; but she is
not. She Is merely taking in the obscure
paragraphs which she relieves were put in
out of the way places for the sole p1rpose
of keeping her from seeing them. AS She
finishes each one, her cOuntenanee bricht-
ems with the comforting reflection that She
has outWitted the editor and the whole race
of men,. for she cherishes a vague beHaSthat
newspapers are the. enemies Of her sex and
editors its chief oppresSOrs.- She never reads
The headlines, and the huge telegraph heads
she never sees. She is greedy for local
news, and deEours it with the keeness rel
ish. Marriages and deaths are always IN
teresting reading to her and advertisements
are stimulating. She cares but little for
printed Jokes, unless they reflect rldlcule
.Jon the mel, and then she delights IN
them. She pays. particular attention to
anything iuclosed by quotation marks, and
considers it rather better authority than
ANYTHING first=handed. The columns IN
which the editor airs his opinions in loaded
hifalutin she rarely reads. Views are OF no
Importance in her estimation, but facts are
everything. She generally reads the poetl
ry. She don't care for it, but she makes q
practice of reading it because she thinks
she aught to. She reads stories and sketch
es and paragraphs indiseriIhinately, and be-
Iieves every word of them. Finally, after
she has read all she intends to, she lays the
paper down withan air of disappointment
and a half contemptous gesture, which says
very plainly that she thinks all newspapers
ise1istss 5 sailnres, but is certain if she had
"a chance she could make the only peFIecg
newspaper the world had ever seen. & /
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A chip or the old BLOCK.

A funny story is told of the second son
of the Prince of Wales, fI1iiJ5 G5ocsfsss- Gi5ocss-e
Frederic. He is merry scamp, fond Of
trick, and no more awed by the Lajesty OF
his sovereign than most lads are Of their
grandmother. He was even less amenable
to discipline few years ago than ne IS
now, and on one occasion when staying
with the Queen at the castle, played her q
pretty prank. She had solemn dinner,
at which grand duke, Mr.. Gladstone and
Dean Stanley assisted. At dessert the
children were sent for. When they came
in George was riotous. Grandmamma re-
proved him. He went on heed1eSsly. Grand
mamma was again obliged to interfere. At
last the youngster became very obstrePer-
Gus. and he had to be sent under the table,
from whence he was not to emerge until he
had confessed his sin and promised amend-
ment. He was very quiet-to everybody s
surprise. but when challenged, assured ms
imperturbable grand-mamma that. he was
not vet quite good, but would be soon. AT
last he was satisfied with his own condition,
and emerged as naked as when he was
born. He thought that he could notdo
better than his first parents, and returned,
therefore, to state Of paradisieal inno-
cauce . p -l--
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tits not impossible that the remarkable eol7
lection of antiquities now at Philadelphia,
brought here by Mr.. Alexander Castellani,
OF Rome, may be retained in this country.
1t is, as most Of our readers know, extreme
ly important to the interests Of art and to
the general culture of our people that it
should be. The collection embraces some
score Of antique marbles, each OF which is
of distinct merit, and several Of which,
whether we consider their artistic merit or
their arehRologie position, are nearly OF
quite unique. Most Of them arc IN goou
preservation, and several Of them are praes,
tieally perfect. Not less interesting anu
unusual is the group of bronze eistoe, or
toilet-chests, with their contents, trom t1e
tonrbs Of Pr5eneste, and dating to about Soo
~ s00 wears before the Christian era. This
;s not the place to speak Of them in detail,
lint we cannot withhold the opinion that
the bronze hand-mirrors in this part Of the
collection are prize Of which any museum
might be proud. Add to these the old
/ manuscript-On the broad page Of one Of
which is laid o precious sketch Of the Perse'
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-22
aofNa wEsF.

-t@ AZ 90 GOING WEST. r[--i 80
Special Chicago Express leaves Buffalo at
I2s5O a. m, Erie $50 a. m, Ashtabula 4:59
Painesville $40, and arrives at Cleveland at
6:S5 a. m.
Canneaut Accommodation leaves Conneaut
at 6:05 q. m, AmbOy GIL, kingsville 6:2l, Ash
tabula 6:33, SaybroOk 6;4S, Geneva 900, Paines-
vile 7:2S, and arrives at Cleveland S:45 a. m.
Toledo Express leaves Buffalo at 6:55 a. m.
vile IIla2 Ashtabula II:4j SaybrOOk ll:55, Ge-
neVa 1901 D. m, gainesville I2:3g, and arrives
at Cleveland at 1:50 p. m.
Pacific Express leaves Buffalo 1890 p. m.
Erie $3.50, Ashtabula 5:l5, Painesville Cos, and
arrives at Cleveland at 7:l0 p. m.
Erie Accommodation leaves Buffalo sos
p. m, Erie 400 p. NJ, Conneaut 5:l4, Ashtabula
$50, Saybrook 6:02, Geneva 6tl3, gainesville
7:Q6, and arrives at Cleveland at $40 p. m.
Fast Mail arrives at Ashtabula at 600 p. m.
GOING EAST.
Fast Mail arrives at Ashtabula at $50 a. m
Atlantic Express leaves Cleveland 7;50 q. m.
Painesville $40, Ashtabula 9:05, Conneaut 9:2S
Erie 1910, and arrives at Buffalo at Los p. m
Toledo and Buffalo Accommodation leaves
Cleveland at II; 10 q, m, gainesville l2:27, Ge-
neva I:07 p, N. Saybrook ElS.Ashtabula ls30
Kipgsvile 81 AInboy l:54. Conneaut 2:e2
Erie BIO, Buffalo 200 p. IN.
Chicago and st. Louis Express leaves CleVe
land at BIO D. m, Painesvitle 3:59, Ashtabula
4:4S, Erie 600, and arrives at Buffalo at so
o. m.
ConneaEt Accommodation leaves Cleveland
at 4;50 p m, Painesville 900, Geneva 6:3S, Say.
brook Gas, AShtabula 7:0S, KingsVilie 7:l3 Am,
Special New York Express leaves Cleveland
at 1880 p. M, Painesvi1fe I:lS, Ashtahula lao;
a. m, Erie l:2O a. m, and arrives at Buffalo a
400 q. m.
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ARemrnlseenes and a Contrast.

Four years ago, when 0akes Ames swore
that he had paid Mr.. Colfax Credit Mo6l-
lier dividend of 81, 200 in check payable
to IS. G. or bearer" but neither endorsed
nor receipted for by Mr.. Colfax, and Mr.
Colfax swore that he had never had a share
of that stock, nor cent Of its DIVIDENDS,
and had never seen this check till 1t was
sworn upon him, the Democratic press OF
the country, with a few honorable exeep-
tions. Joined in hue and cry against him
as convIcted, by this conflict Of testimony,
Of corruption and perjury. The evidence
he produced of number of persons whom
Ames had told that Colfax's testimony was
correct. and of Dillon, the cashier Of the
Sergeant-at-arms, that he felt confident that
he had paid that very check to Ames him.
self. and the testimony Of himself and fam
iIy as to where he obtained all the money
he had in bank, had no avail with these
Democratic editors, and they shouted more
and more, "Guiltyr' guiltyr although at-
ter Congress adjourned, Mr.. Drew returned
from Europe, and testified that he saw
Ames himself present the ''S. c. or bearer
check for 81, 200 to Dillon, and pay tne ti
bills he received for it to an attorney Ior ms
southern cotton claims; and although ueh'
Clinton B. Fish declared that Ames, before
his death, had told him he was eNnkli,ceu
he had wronged Colfax by this eharge; e;
and although, in addition, IN the sulSs ~ oi
| tbe limited States against the CredlI MoOi,
iier IirI stockholders and in no settlement OF
Anes' estate, no shares held by or for Col
fax had ever been found, yet many oil these
same democratic editors still keep up the
charge that has been so overwhelmingly re-
futed; and Dana, of the Sun, who preSld'
cd at the Tilden ratification, almost daily
bespatter him with abuse. --
But here is case now where there is nS
''eonhict of testimony" at all! Mr.. TildeI
himself ssCears, when paying his taxes t.
support the government he desires now t,
administer, that his income from his prop
erty, rents, interest, and profession in 1856
was $7,11S; and the very same Mr.. Hldel
himself sigears, a dozen years later, that II
! October and November Of that very year
! 1862 he received professionally, from on
railroad alone, $4,000 And yet thes
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-22

IIecuOm INSlAAiiS ptdc6s
Our sons, like Judah's, sit beneath the fig
tree and the vine:
The olive and the Sharon Rose around her
r. homes entWine.
0, ye that journey from afar; from every
cline of earth,
Who come to join a sister land III her Cen
tennial mirth-
Take to your heart the welcoming that
heartfelt We extend,
And hail the aUSpicious reign Of peace, God
grant may never end!
flushed be the br8zen throat Of war; the
battle flags be furled;
The light that beamed from Bethlehem 5
star shine over all the world;
The graciOnS message that was heard of
old in Galilee,
Re-echo now from pole to pole, and ring
from sea to sea
United now as ne'er before, since times
first cycles ran,
Earth learns the FatherhoOd Of God, the
i Brotherhood OF man! ~ - 7 q q