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New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
THE s1rNDAYsCHooL PARLIAMENT.

WATERrowN, n. Y, Aug. 22.-Ihe second
day OF the Sunday Parliament opened at Ihous'
and Island Park this morning. at nine ococA' WIN
phle reading by the Rev. John Gordon Of Montreal At
ten o'clock the Rev. W. f. Crafts OF Chicago gave the
first normal class lecture The History OF Bible Illus
trations." with charts. large normal class was or
ganized consisting Of about 800 persons. AT eleven
o'clock Frank Beard OF NewYork ectured in the IaOer-
naele on The Beautiful" At p. m the Rev. Joseph
Cook OF Boston lectured to a large audience on Goa IN
Sntnren AT $3.50 Frank Beard gave normal clase rec
tlre on The OF the blackboard IN sunday M
I'm the evening George c. stebblns OF Boston, ana W f.
Sberwn of Newark " j. conducted a service OF song IN
tbe Tlbernace Afterwards the Rev. Joseph CooA ue-
iyered his third lecture, his subject being, Answers
Scientific Questions" This one Of the most nleresv
ing services Of the day. Written questions were hanIe
iV persons I'm the audience and answered IN MT OooNs
ranh hnt impressiYe manner.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
CONTESTS AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 22.-This afternoon
pools were sold tomorrOws as follows the first
eyent-a two-anda-haniles race FOR purse OF 500
being walk-over for F. Lorillards Parole:
SECOND RACE-One and one-half miles: Wilamss
Vera Cruz S9O Cars NicerOy $50; DWYer Brothers.
Vermont $40; Longsat-s Partnership So; MedlngeTs
Washington Booth, Sll . $1,000
THIRD RACE.-One and oneeighth miles: Williams s
Far Play $50 CrOuse's Auburn, SZ6 MednGers First
Chance 800; Dixon and Winners Courier, SIG.
FOURTH RACE.-One and quarter miles over nve hur-
dies; smythe's Waller, $50; Harts Redding, so
Fisher & Carsons KesO, 500; Daly Bros Dandy, Sll
LAWYERS Moonstone Sl1 Reed's Senator NJ, So
Courtnay Riley and Plasted who have entered for the
snglescu race OF Tuesday next drew for positions to-
day. Comtnay getting the inside next the Saratoga
shore Paisted the centre and Riley the outside The
race by the conditions must be roved between IL a. M
and D. H. OF it Will be postponed till the following day
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
OFFICIAL NEPOTISM.
rHR INTERNAL REVENUE DEPARTMENT ciRcULAI
MODIFIED.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRiBUNE.l

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRiBUSB.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The so-called =" Ne
oosn" circular sent Collectors 10y the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue yesterday recalled to-day and
new one somewhat modified was substituted for It, The
,u,es a,d down in the first circular were follows:
yrst-In no case shall than person related TO
a collector by blood marriage be retained IN ONCE
SeeoadIn districts having forty or less OF Oncers ana
EMPLOYEES no two persons related by blood OF marriage 10
each other related 10 the Collector snail De re-
tanned IN office. Al 80 !,
Ihird-In districts having more than forty officers ana
employes more thau two persons related 70 eacn
other by blood marriage sha be retained IN office, 0nd
nor more than four OF that description shall be al
lowed 10 one district , 49,,
In the rules modified the third is omitted and the
other two are changed as follows:
FrstOf persons related 10 Collector BY blood or mar
riage only one shall be retained in office.
Second-Of persons not related 10 Collector but re
lated 10 each other by blood or marriage only one shall
be retained in office.
The changes were made by direction OF Actingsecre-
tary Mccormick who found the first circular at variance
with the order Secretary sherman on the same subject
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY's POOR HEALTH.

Archbishop Bayley of Baltimore, who arrived
in this city from Europe by the steamship Russia. on
Tuesday is now Newark staying at the Bishops
house-hs former residence before his transfer to Ba-
more-under the OF his old physician, DR.. william
O'Gorman. The Archbishops health is very poor, and
has not been improved by his European He is
nrsent confined TO his room unable to say Mass and the
VOYAGE home has greatly fatgued him. No serious
icty however is felt in regard 10 him. After staying In
Newark for a short tine he will 20 to Seton Hill College,
I'm south Orange, n. j.. aud remain there until cold
weather This week the College Il crowded with the
prcsts Of the diocese. who engaged IN making their
animal retreat.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
FATALLY BEATEy BY HIS BROTHER.

Jacob Blanth, while under the influence Of
uquor went 20 his brothers house, the Halt Way
House" between Yonkers and West Mt Vernon Tues
day evening" and became very di-orderly His brother
John Blanth tried put him out and fierce fight
sued John picking up heavy club, struck his brother
several times, knocking him insensble 10 the ground
Jacob was conveyed TO st. Johns Riverside Hospital
where Dr. Benedict found the skull to be fractured The
man lies in very precarious condition. the doctor hav
ing no hopes OF his recovery John Banh has been AZ
rested and locked up by order OF Coroner Hughes TO
await the result Of his brothers injuries.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
WILD sTEERs on THE RAILROAD TRACK.

While a large number of Texan cattle were
being taken from boat yesterday afternoon at the foot
of Forty hhst, North River fourteen OF them escaped
They rushed through the adjacent streets across the
city pursued by crowd Of men and boys armed with
sticks and missiles of every sort. Tho infuriated
animals, haf-crazed with the hOoting OF the crowd,
finally ran into yard OF the Grand Union Depot
Forty -nfthst. Ten OF them driven between the
round house aud the cOal-ysrd where they kept
until the excitement subsded. The remaining four ran
up the track, watched by throng Of people who had
gathered alOag the walls VI the cut Between
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
MARYLAND MINING TROUBLEs.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Aug. 2. To-day the
miners at Ocean Mines Consolidation Company de-
manded the discharge OF an Objectionable person The
demand was refused and the struck work The
company ordered that the tools should taken out and
closed the mine.
To-day the drivers who mostly boys demanded OF
the Maryland Coal Company increase of wages from
81 IS to 81 co. and gave the superintendent tine 70
near from New-York The drivers say the demand Is
not granted they will strike. IL is not known whether
the drivers at other mines will make a similar demand
runf
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
TIE INDIAN WAR.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Aug. 22.-A report this
morning from Hole in the Rock, stage station Idaho,
recently occupied by hostes says the Indians have all
gone in the direction Of Henrys Lake or Ieteon Basln'
Gen Howard was at the head Of Camas Greek yester-
dav morning Capt Bainbrdge from Fort Hall
with the friendly Indians left the stage station
for Camas Creek yesterday. Gen. Howard had a
slight skrmsh with Indians the day before yesterday
0pe man was killed and seven wounded. The Indians
stole 200 OF HOwards horses the nj before last Inc
Montana Volunteers returning me dlsgusteu many
of Them on foot Gen. Sherman at Helena, Montana.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT AT KINGSTON.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Aug. 22.-The Murphy
Temperance meetings. under charge OF j. C. doprgn'
are wonderfully successfully here The NUMBER oi
sgners OF the pledge reaches nearly l'6oo' nan Oh
whom are known to have been drinkers, and many
babtual drunkards The meetings crowded nightly
and although there is excitement, earnest, ervent
work is being done by the co0perators OF MI GoDrgn
The terrible prevalence intemDernnce seems 10 nave
aroused the people the necessity OF action Among
the signers persons Of every nationality anu cTeSu
The movement Is being conducted on the most catnOlc
principles SO great has been the effect on the Saloon
Keepers that they have formed organization 10 OPPOSE
the work but far the only effect has been 10 Increase
the earnestness OF tine temperance workers.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
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3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
PEACE RUMORs AGAIN AFLOAT.

LONDON, Ihursday, Aug' @o' Io'''
The Standards Pesth correspondent hears that Great
Britain is making arrangements for the intervention
of the great powers in the interests of peace This
is not confirmed from any other quarter and is very
doubtful.
The Daily Netcss Berlin correspondent writes that
Germany's protest against the Turkish atrocities Is
due to the suggestion of the Emperor William. Al
though the protest does not contain any threats IL
is of nature to convince the Porte that Germany Is
in earnest.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23

and Fifty two OF the steers came in contact
with the Boston express train due at the depot az
The rear driving wheels OF the engine were lhrvN
tha track bnt no other damage was done the tram III
was DELAYED some time white tine wOrkmen were iephch
atelv Killed: one mad it, four legs completely severed
and the other was cut through the body The third steer
was struck by dummy engine before II reacntu d ,d
train The fourth animal continued up the tIacA anu
vas Killed by another train further up the road
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
THE CANADIAN LUMBER TRADE.

QUEBEC, Aug. 22.-Thc supply of lumber for
the English market is reported in excess OF the de-
mand The Fall feet expected TO be the largest that
ever arrived IN this port Several nwardbound vessels
are already reported at hand.
OTTAWA. Aug. 22-One OF the Chaudiere lumbermen
loaded hftysix barks for the NewYork market within
six days the largest weeks shipment ever made from
this port by one firm. The barks took 5,5OOOOO feet
IPor Other yorefan News gee Ffrst PdgeI
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
SENATOR MOTIONS CONDITION.

RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 22-10:30 a. m.-Sen-
ator Morton passed uneasy night and suffered from
constant pain the right side caused By mprudence in
eating and at four p to-day his condition
sidercd critical Two hours later he rallied and up to
this hour Is resting comfortable.
Doctors Woodbum aud Thompson had insulation ut
ten o'clock tonight and decided that there mme-
dae danger and that there good for hopes
Mdnight-At this hour Senator Morton is resting and
seems more comfortable.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
SEVENTEEN LIVES LOST AT SEA.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 22.-Advices from New
South Wales report that the steam collier fanai ana
upon entering Newcastle harbor on July 10 was Doa'uea
by heavy sea in gale and went down stern ioteOs.
nth all bands-Capt summerben Miller, Chief Officer
Anderson Second Officer Edies, Chef Engineer BaAte
the assistant engineer and twelve soamen, nreheh e'e
The hndY OF Capt. Miller was recovered
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
MINES CLOSED IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA

PITTsBURG, Penn, Aug. 22.-The miners en-
ployed IN the westmoreand and Pennsylvania COmps
MES mines at Irwin Station, Westmoreland County quit
work yesterday afternoon aud resolved that they would
not resume until their demands for an advance were
complied with These mines gave employment to about
1000 men, Last night force Of from 300 to 400 miners
organized and marched to Spring Hill, point where en-
gines on the Pennsylvania Road are coaed aud ID
duced the miners at that place TO quit work. All the
mines in the Irwin District closed The miners
demand cents for bushel OF seyentysix pounds their
nav every two weeks, a halfinch screen and a check
wfiQh
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23

i.--.. --- -
The Executive Committee Of the National Rifle Associ-
alton visited the grounds in the afternoon and discussed
various arrangements for the FAN meeting. Inc pro
posed long range matches gwen up as II was found
to secure the stretch OF land necessary Tor the
LOO and 200 yard ranges. II was decided that lnc
English team should the four outer targets at the
international match.
The members Of the Stock Exchange Rife Cub com
peed Tor bronze medal at the 200 yards range Ten
shots were allowed admitting Of possible hfty points
The medal was won by d. Cnauncey, jr with score OF
thirtv.eicht. The other follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
CREEDMOOR PRACTICE.

THE AMERICAN TEAM NOT EQUALING TUESDAY
SCORE.
The surroundings at CreedmoOr were again
favorable yesterday for good craftsmanship, put the
practice did not show as good results as on TUESDAY
There was light wind from the southwest, and clear
sky during the entire day. All the members OF the Amer
lean team we're present Mr. Hyde still neid his ieaa IN
the shooting though failed reach his score OF tues
dav No ONE of the Others excepting Messrs Lamb and
Dakin equaIled Tuesdays figures, and even with both
of these two there was ample for increase The TO-
tai score OF the team was 1864 points, 80
less than on Tuesday The following were the individual
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
HAMILTON COUNTY. OHIO. REPUBLICAN CON
VENTION

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 22.-The Republican
County Convention adjourned late this evening. Nj.
Goshorn placed at the head OF the Senatorial ticket
and c. W. Williams at the head OF the Representative
ticket The Delegation favorable TO Stanley Matthews
for United stytes Senator
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
10 were as follows
Grand Total

There was larger number of the members of the team
which the Amateur Rifle Club proposes TO match against
the Canadian the grounds yesterday, and Their
scores comsr favOraby with those made by the other
marksmen az tdo ranges. The Executive Comm tee met
and decided T. 4end word the Canadian Club that
team would sent, IL il could be got IN readiness in
time for the match The best shots OF the club Will prac
tice every Tuesday and Wednesday, ana IL Is tHough
that competent team can be selected In tDe pracuce
YesterdaY the following scores were made:
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 22.-A special dispatch
from Lawrence H. says that passenger train on the
Illinois Midland railroad was from the track To-
night about three miles from that place Three car were
comuetly wrecked and three passengers were Instantly
killed and number seriously wounded
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23

The made by the team OF the NewOrleans CiuO
varied little from those made in their first days practice
and there little change in their relative positions as
settled by Tuesdays figures Messrs. selph and Arms
again led the team Col Glynn took the third place
The total score reached Liz an increase OF two points
The scores made we're as follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
MIR. sCUDAMORE PACIFIED.

LONDON, Thursday, Aug %, 1877.
Tie Standards Pera correspondent says Ar Scud-
amore writes to the newspapers saying no has re-
sumed his post in the Turkish mail service, his dis
agreement with the Turkish authorities having been
arranped
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

81. James Hoiel-Senator j. X. Mcpherson OF New,
Jersey rum Avenue Hoe-Ex Senator Aaron H. Craglb
of Hampshire and r. & Stevens General Manager OF tue
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railway. hst0r H9use y
" RYAN of Buffalo. ....St. Nicholas Hotst-Wm H. seward
OF Auburn Stiterant House-Gen George w GStly & anu
G,n Isaac " d. Reeve u y. EreTcu HOuee-Tne eE
DR. Wm Hague OF Boston. tberadTe Ifotet So
Hazard OF Rhode Island Brcu00u House-r Brondsted
German Vice Consul in Porto Rico.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
MEMORY OF THE NOE MURDER REVIVED
Mrs. Catharine Louisa Harris, who, whel

James H. Noe, the brush merchant. OF No 275 Green
wichst was fatally injured by Dolan assisted the dying
man from the upper Of his to the street. died
In her year She had been i'll for
year with consumption at her resdenee. No. l5s Charles
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23

2am-On the fifth ballot Col. 4. c. Noyes was nomin
ated for State Treasurer VIM. McCleand was elected
Chairman Of the State Committee
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY AUGUST %, 1877

st Mrs Noe the widow Of the murdered man. has taken
eath and was I'm attendance at the deathDed on MLs
Urrris The funeral OF the deceased woman WIZ lhkee
place at 9 D. today and the remains VIII po h'ei
In Cemetery,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
THE PENNSYLVANIA TREAsURERsHIP.

HARRISBURG, Penn. Aug. 22.-1 a. NAT
the Democratic Convention tonight three indecisiye
ballots were taken Treasurer The leading cand
dates were Mr. Barr and Mr.. Hoyes. The ballots
suited
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
in earnes
spECIE EOR AMERICA.

LONDON, Thursday AUX 20, Io'''
The Times in its financial article states that
Yesterdays withdrawal Of gold from the Bank of Eng
land included 100000 worth Of American eagles for
the United States.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER, tor .n m
toilet and BATH delightfully."- fragrant and seIIrshs
Of Messrs Kuhlman FILA and dc Wilde the eminent fiS"
and Belgian Chemists.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23

"Why,r asked teacher in the Baptist sun
day school did Solomon tell the suggard 70 90 70 t5o
ami 4" Because" said a thirteen year old boy, no
knew his aunt would him at the wood pile or N ne
onion bed every afternoon as school was Out
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases s, OF osS. sS.
- Generatye Organs radically and speedily cure1 ~
bours 3 10 8. HENRY A. DANIELS. MD. IA Lenns'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23

Hydraulic Cement Concrete will not preyeLnn.
moisture aud ground atmosphere from coming INTO your 'o
send 10 r. NEw, 32 John st, n. Y, Tor circular
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
IAnnounco coments.

TINY MARTYRS TO SOUR STOMACH 49,.
And Collie can be cured with MILK oP MAGNkLA oi WHICH
thevl ike ho III
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
rRorrING At PoUGnKEEPsIE.

POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y. Aug. 22.-Ihe attend
ance at the to-day larger tnan that Of yeser
day The track was in good condition. Following are
summaries OF the two races:
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Ga NJ. 100. Noon. 77' D. m. 80. Midnight 49,
Highest durng the day 81. Lowest. b5@
Average, 759l'. same day, 1875 7O's'
, 1877-10-27
ADVICE no THE GIRLS.
10 M Editor NJ 1'as Tribune.


CAlcAoo, Oct. 2J,-I would have littls talk, tho
faes Of the waste b4skat proplt!ous. With The GIRLS
For though tie casrs Of many years haxe placed
here. ami there whituned thread among Tho once
brown tsesses, and tufsowsd tho unw riukltl brow.
there u very warn, spot In my heart for the gay
unshine-bstnging girls, and often ~ they paas nc
on the street In laughing gsoups, or sinY,y with
thoughtful mtcu. l surn 10 watch them while
psayeftu thoughts oil my mlnd for their happ!nsss
IN time aud eteEa'ty. More especially would t
speak With those who. though they may never lack
tho neccssae,es Of lie, yet cosll seuatly tighten
the burdens Of those who have for many years
toled for them- by thelr own loving labor
Dear girls, ntst Of 81. hs Independent, Tha world
puts on for you roantlcss beauties. fou lows tho
opening nIotn tas sunny noon, and watch With
- ony ~ in,p1esslte srl caa tho weary
Iay ~ *lth glow un lts checks IL sinks Into sluu.
ees lu tho Wrst. while twilight draws the curtaln,
A1e. yop i9's tho world; L. iss.oa romantic lands
their spcndoEs, Son lore ita precious fsiendshIps,
taa home daSiirZs, aud unless somu great sosfuw
~ bllvtte4 Your lie yoa muys In : charmed
sIes. sLn:i w. dear grl. shs season when - Tho
lAy tLo foundation OF litc Of hsppy ussfalness Of
SOW the sced4 VI many dark days Of Eep,nngs and
Iala sen'ofse. No doubt It would Oe pleasant 10
asst quietly down the stream. watching
shore and the blue sky above. whlis
Echtc bfSe4rs d]l tho anil and strong hands guide
tug oata. Bnt wllat Il thcsa strung hands should
tat!-lhrsg haaes Of father Or bfotesI such lhIurs
happen. Itlrn, Obi tse rpcks. Gl1l4 Of Amer eficn,
bt thankful that you i've IN country wheru M
Mollan has au cxcusu far dependence. wien she
uas bs honoFed iu WY tcspectablo etupfoy ment ~
your appreciation of these privileges BY resolving
to ba sumetning. to live up 70 soale siandsru-s0
work. Ds beautiful. lofa besuulul thlpYs, b.
, 1877-10-27


Mr. Justin Wtnsor, tho Superintendent Of the
Boston Public LfbraEy, contributes IN urtlelo to
QUO Of tho late numbers Of the library Journal,
In which hc Ktves advice, particularly intended
for the members u Ills profession, with regard
to the choiee Of dictionaries. cyclopcdlas, 2nl
taoks Of reference. b1r. Wnsor's large oppot-
tunities ior testing the comparative usefulness
Of works oi ills class render Ills suggestions
on ths subject valuable not only to librarians,
tut tu the general reader. We, therefore, copy
poFtlun VI The list vi books ho recommends,
with his comments upon ihciu:
!. Webrter's Unabridged Dictionary. in more 70.
spccta superior than interior to Worcester, which
nay bc neerfed III sonle iuttznccs Of spelling an1
pronunciation.
II. Keith Iohnston's OF Blacks Atls&. each cost.
IT, ami the bcet tur Tho world At large; but better
tor America are a. ). Juhusun's, AiicheIEs, aul
Gutuns, and they cost less. Fur clsa.ical
stutc.t1, smith's Aucseps Atss. though expensive,
walt ret be anIiss. -
Ill. Applctuus' t'Amestean Cyclopeds" 10 bet
lh41 tuautsss', which COTS. howsses. = xoud deal
IL 1t. !:adsns rival. zclIs Popular EucYeiups.
dl4" l. Eluts couIpdet. and costs ellll !cs.-
IS. Hsydu'a .tbsrtionary u u4scs. uapera
edition; but putnaua's ''Mosid,s profrr.*" coat.
lc4s muprY; and fOwnseuds >. Manual Ut Dates v
may stand for = gpod alternative. woodward d
Cstss "EneseiopedA ef Chronology" sandsases
, 1877-10-27
br'pit. witty, ehara,in nA fun please, Int he ,.,.

,cndcnt. ' "s t'a:
Tar wIn,1s nt ftc.et"r ss,aH- frnn Tho t,or, A.,
yellow leaves. Their ttfttlr ns th.Y JaI1 trlls ny
the snow- hlra4 anun TO COME The long WIZ
n9hta arc nth.lr upon u.s. With the n,nny f@Eti f,S'i
ties for intellectual employment dnriny thIs ...r.
of Indoor plcHenre., mo one need complain of -,
mi. les. KFla, ] ON going 10 talk about stut1
The evenings, or hooks cast ton much III I'm n,a u
place. can you not tcrtcHf Then there arc W. W.
things yon might lrner-shost. hand iernnn "eM W
French, ntthr Athenpnu'. II yon have tasts ~ s
the lsngnhEcs. Depend npon It, II yon nrrser.o aet
The p!enanEe You Will experience III leerntnv ,sns
ore than COMPENSATE for tho time and tronhis VII
hare expended. II the Athcnanm In moi ru,tah.a ~
easy OF hcccss from most any potttnn Of thc r,ts'
A. fog being tt ttee+ and the c3pcl,*c. why wh,,
would yon do with the time from hnjy.nn. at 4.9'
haf-rast ~ And the cost Of bnnks ncatF INV ~, ~!
eau aave from many little 1asurlra which cna H.. n
dispensed With. Make up yonr mind tlInt tn ,,1 II
1eAtn something during the coming winter un,l yon
Will doubtless he snrprlscdtn 10 hnd Low alt oIsar".
will melt Awny. 'e'
despite ali lhat we "tookcrs on In y,c,,, ,
hare heard Of the plea+urcs Of The Conyenti"na
eort Of conviction Fteals me Tint ali VA nos
exactly smooth, and thai the crinks will nre, ~
l!tto ironing yet snY with the iron ns rorbe.tahr.
Dear sisters OF Tho Home. fear for ths sfnht.
Of our beloved circle. tlont destroy tnl it,.tit..
tlon built up n The sacrifice Of 10 much Ink and T.,
many sheet. Of iooteenp. What It, tho io,,. trri
editor shonl tNkc 1t into his head In 1t nf .t,.t4
and literally suppress Il. Th!nk Of t1r broad bsoai
sml1e which would render mnro hidcaus Tic face ~
That ''Mnrearet's Husband ~: think Of hnw ths
Secretary Of the b. il. A. would in thc cxnlp,aarrss
Of hla 70! drink whole bottle Of lin tar-*atsT.
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