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The Markets

BALTIMORE, November 26-yirginia sizes,
old, 81; do. dcierret, ga; do. consoi dated, SO
DO, second series, 454i North Carolina skies, oil
~ do. new. =; do special tax, bid to-day
middling, IL. Flour dul-Eoward street aud
western super, i.0Oaf 20; do. extra, ) O0a
coo; dc. family, 2Ja7 %; City Mills super
4.O0a4 so; do extra, 50a6 so; do Rio bran -
S.O0a1 %; Patapsco family, $50. Wheat, SOU b.
ern Quet aud steady, western strong and higher
southern red, scod to prime. , Sal AZ do amber
November. i4ls; December, A.. C5rn-south-
era steady and hrnl, western strong and higher
southern vhite, 5sa6 -; co yellow. 5saGI: CIi
western mixed, spot and November, 65; December,
Ss'a; steamer, -; new western mixed, SPOT and
NOV cmher, G3l4 bid; december 63tz; January. Is
febrrMy, 81 n. Oats qriet and steady-soutlern,
$aaa39, western white, 36;ffa37, do; mixed, 3aa
AID Pehn.ylyan.a prime, II .OOaI6 90 Pr
Tlsions- round Lots pomina!; order trade fai-
Pork, Ia 30. Bulk inca :, paclei-should r., 6.a
2 Clear rib Sides I4ae. Reconsideration, sIsa
81, clear rib sides, 9ha9%. uans, I5a1i
Lard etined, 81. suffer. choice western frIn-
SSTince, III refined: noH.inaIIy I3%. Uoffce quis-
Whisky steady, 1 O9hs. Eeceip,s Flour, 3,IO0;
wheat. ) 900; corn, 10000. No shipments
NEW YORK, November % -Stocks del ned
except coal shares, which ady anced. money,
Lola, O2f. Exchange, long, 4si; short, ass.
Governments firE.
NEW YORK, November a6-FIour steady.
Wheat l cent letter Corn "a cent elter
LONDON, November 10, 1880 o m-penn-
sylyana Central. sax. Reading Railroad shares
16k. The rate Of discount for three months bills
IN the OF en- market is 5h per cent, which is L.
per cent. below the bank rate.
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Pes CO Rumors from Russia.
Another Russian Victory
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE
he Clash of Conflicting lnferesfs

PARIS, Nov. 20 lit is believed "A message
from President MacMahon will be real In
the chamb of Deputies to-day, dema ndi ny
The passage of the budget. TIE S3liel says a
fresh dissolution, If voted by the senate
would COmplicste instead of solve the crisis
The Republic Franchise demands the with
drawal of the new cabinet, and renews lis
argument In favor of a congress of the two
houses to definitely settle open conStitu-
tiOnal questions. Several conservative pa
pers say the government will call upon the
senate TO declare openly for or AGAINST L.
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NEW YORK, Nov. ga cable dispatch
say The Pope was so fatigued after an au-
dience given To pilgrims from Carcaconne
On Thursday, that he tainted, and is sim
coIfiued 10 bed.
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00en. Abraham Duryea, ex-police COM
9mis.aoner OF new York, was arrested Satur-
day night on q charge Of Obtaining money
under false pretences.
Buck Donnelly has been found guilty Of
murder In the nrst degree for complicity in
Pa in 1876.
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THE WAR IN Observation-Disclosures fro n
the seat OF war In Asia Minor say that tn
Russians Will soon renew the attack uoon
in the Caucasus are reported 10 be on the ia
crease, and the insurgents are said to have
captured by storm the fortified town of X u.s.
a correspondent of the London Times, Is pre-
vailing in Constantinople in regard to the
position OF affairs at Plevna, though IL is
still maintained by some that Osman
for his relief can be organized, for whi n
great efforts are being made. The move
ments In Servia all point to its army being
delay. The second class militia have baen
ordered 10 mobilize and hold themselves in
readiness to march to the frontier. A dis
Of $50 eco civic guards to preserve order dur
ing the possible absence Of the regulars
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Chandeliers at COstl

Chandeliers at Cost!
Having determined 10 close out our entire stock OF
ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS,
we offer them
AT COST.
The above are all Of this newest patterns and of
recent
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
For Elegance ss well ~ Economy these Chande-
Eers keel sll others.
n. w. GAIT, BRO. 4 CO.,
ect0-n Je,ccIlers.
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kilograms to The Star
ANOTHER RUSSIAN VICTORY.
MORE PEACE TALK.
MACMAHON;S DILEMMA.
THE EASTERN VAR.
Euciaud-s Attitude.


EDINBURGH, Nov. 20. - Ehs Sc)taqt's
London correspondent contraiictS the re- or.
teleerapbed to the Manchester GtsGr3idi hy
its London cores poDdent about the feeling
prOdu in the minds of the ministers ~
The Russian successes and possib, e int rfec
ence of England, that Mr.. Disraeli has in
formed the Russian minister that if Adrian
Ople be taken and COnstaGtinope jaOp arl 2
ed, England might be compelled 10 ~ 10
war, and that orders had been isSu "a for the
immediate preparation of an army corps,
the Sc@tsGG,,'S correspondent says: mo &c. e
has been sent 10 Count Schoav3l0ff, and 0
army corps is preparing. These I'll mora arh
only important because they tend to induce
10 Russia and will ultimately pco:ec- Tar
key from the consequences of war.
The Sultan Going to Treat Directly
with the Gar.
VIENNA, Nov. c6-Tle ministerial Fen,
deH6tot has special dispatch from Cons,au
tlpople by way OF Syria, which says: 1.-THE
Sultan has expressed his intention ID treat
separately with The Gear. He abandoned all
idea Of applying TO any foreign power 70.
mediation"
Peace RuInors from Russia.
LONDON, Nov. ga special dispatch from
ST. Petersburg TO the Post says: The Rls-
sian newspapers profess strong desire for
peace. There is much talk Of direct ne gotta
tion with the Porte, and the probability of
such a settlement is said to grow stronger
caily. Russia Is reported 10 be making spe
clai eXerttons 10 secure at any rate. ~
land's exclusion from the DegOtiati ions. -
lNcFe-Tnese peace rumOrS must be taken
for what they are worth. They are 10: De-
leved here 20 be worth anything.
Another Russian Victory.
LONDON, Nov &c A Russian Official dis
patch dated BogCt announces that the Rus
slams on Saturday captured the fortified
Town OF Etropo!. about 20 miles north of t1t.
Balkans, with fling loss. The Turk, fed
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ENGLISH HOLDERS OF ERIE-In New
York on Saturday the English holders stock
In the Erie railway applied for an order
directing Receiver Jewett TO execute to the
United states Treasury q release of claims
bondholders for income tax deducted from
them BY the Erie railway company under
the internal revenue laws prior to 1856, which
deduction the United States Supreme Court
has declared Illegal
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BANK ROBBERS ARREsfED-Detective
Wappenstein, Of Cincinnati, arrested in that
city on Saturday, three notorious bang rob-
bers, named Bill Scott, Charles Ward and
Robert Taylor, all nom New York, and all
connected With the Red Leary gang who
yoArD aEO.
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"A CLERK IN THE NAVAL OFFICE
MAKES FALSE RETURNS.-Thos. Flowers.
who has been employed for more than
twelve years as clerk In the naval office of
Philadelphia, was arraigned Saturday. ba-
fore United States Commissioner Smith. nm
The charge Of embezzlement and making
false returns.
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MRs MCCLURE, wife Of Alexander X.
Mcclure, editor Of the philadelphia Times
died In that city on Saturday from an attack
OF neuralgia Of the heart
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J. HEIBER0ER,
O1fIzKES', AMY AND navy
MEkOHANr TAILOR, ~
Metropolitan Hotel, fiate BroWnr,) w
>0tH No. ol5 Pcnsa. ave., Wsshipgson. SAS
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APOLLINA
NATURAL
NJ i n E X AL AFTER.
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.
HIGHLY EFFER VESCENT.

DR. LHwIS A. SAYRE. "a delightful beverage -
Dk. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. .. Far su perior 10
Sichy Seltzer, or any other"
DIX: ALfRED l.. LOOMS. Most grateful and
DIX II; OGDEN DOREMCS. Absolutely pure
anc wholesome; superior to all for daily use free
from ali the objections urged against Croton and
Grtidcislly aerated waters
PHOr. awAnkLfN LONDON, Enc. "Impreg-
sbla.'
DB. AUSTIN FLINT, DR. r. N. OTIS. "H.a,.h.
fui, and well suited for Dyspepsia and cases Of
DK. EOkDICE BARKER. "By far the most
agreeable alone mixed with wine, u,efQI in
Catsrrbs Of Stomach or Bladder and in Gout
DB. MARION SIMS. Not oaly luxury, but
DB. GEO. REULIEG, Baltimore. " More shark
brz and refreshing titan any other miperat
water, followed by excellent results in Dyspep-
sia." '"S~S
To be had ot ali Wine Merchants Grocers, Drus.
gsts and Mineral Water Dealers throughout tSs
United States. nuR1- nWf COW ~
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RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
~ l2l6 Ps2RSuIrnnin rklKA

Oil Paintings, Engravings, Photogray ures a new
procese), French anc German Photographs, Porce-
Islne Paintings, fine Chromos, &C.; Gilt and Nickel
arAnnes IN every style for Porceiaine and Photo
graph Portrs'ts The public are invited TO exaIuiue
oCr stock IN which will be found ell the late publ,
CATH Us Of foreign houses
October lst will receive nno stock OF rea ~
Hassis Leather Goods, comprising France, Port
foios, PorteDonais, Gases, Sc.D
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
sosses, and sill styles Of Frames, spanish French,
sId American Naples, with OF without velvet or
gold Innings, ade to order, az Te1soad5ie prices
Gold, silver snd Copper Wire; Cord, II ooks, Screw
u es, &c. for hanging pictures. Paintings packed,
onfscked and hing BY competent workmen.
H N. BARLOW gives mia special attention to
transferring, lining and restoring OIL Paintings
Family Portraits restored with the greatest care, 50
TO preserve the originality.
Catalogues 10 be had on application. argsl -Su
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IOO1 PENNSYLVANIA Av. 1OO1

C0RNs. BAD NAILS, BUNION 8,
eaoes. Consult yromDtiy pR. SCHULTZ, t. Sci.
snftlo ChiropodiH end Ihyaciaa, OO0 fonnUi.
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~ UNRIVALLED
Wy In Quality and Price.
Champagne Wines Of
DOET q CHANDON,
MOET 4 CHANDON,
Established E3


TssCHENCkS s POLNONIO SYRUP,
Coughs and Colds.
Tie g.sa. virtue Of this m d;cise l. TINT i. rpsns
the blood, and thus effects q cure.
sCHENCKS sEA-wEED TONIC,
For the Cure VI Dyspepsia, IndisestioH, r.
The Tonic IT nduces healthy action Of the SOM
ach, creating ppetits, rning chyle and curing
the most obstinate cases Of Indigestion.
scHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
Fer the Cure of Lirer Complaint, Sc.
These Pills are alternative, aud produce healthy
action OF the liver, without tie least da ler they
are free from calome, and ct more fca0ous In
storing healthy action OF the liver.
These remedies are q certain cure for Consume
InIss the blood TIE andfase Pills act upon thu
iysr create healthy bils AID remove all dseases
weed Tonic gives tone and strength TO the stomach,
g9Id d lem, ana eaa6gs the orgsa to
tiog of healthy blcod The combined action of tnese
~ ~ w care esey case o,
medicines perseyered in.
Or. schenck IL professionally at his priuc,ra
CfiCe, corner SIKH and Arch streets, Philidspni,
every Monday, where all letters Tor advice mast be
a. dressed nlS2im,w,im
" EoCKgsIpGE Aim,
BEDFORD, BETHESDA.
And other natural MIHEIaL WATERS for sale
MILBURS's PHARMACY,
tepX-r Il29 Penn. avenue
~ HUEYADi JANos WAPER
BUFFALO LiTHiA wArEg,
Are offered by the bottle nj iows.t rates, b.
VS.. THOMPSON,
sepSu sysS lSta street.
n~ ID. EcFaRLAN, Uerfts:,
kl l31O NEW YORK AVENUE.
lFGG Kew JERSEY avenue, rs enormously rrin,e1 n
Boyc Directory for ISL. Jsn6 y
rs. SAMUEL q. YOUNG,
~ NOTARY PUBLIC,
octf-t OFFICE-STAR BUILDING.
ANNE. LARMIEH., De Paris,
VA EIEST CLASS DRESSItKER,
20. 1410 PENNSYLVANIA AVaNCE,
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GOVERNMENT RsCEIPTs TO-DAY. later
rai revenue, s5r3, CCC.61: customs, s2G5 4 2 IL.
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6elsy of several hours vas csus, "a IN tue
tsue OF IA paper, a IRE engi q having nus.
10 pump out ne base meat Toe IRE eag aes
ar to-dag busily engaged On similar wprk
else whers to ave property.
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LADIES' GOODS.

Tt'ss Co - be n he i.'sst. ~ sFdpss Ald
crsF-EN. - e. SOIsr-;s 81 f4a--- Patterns -
E-ths EsIe HUS.l led ia ~
AIGEKL1TS, BAJDEUX, 80.
FLJMES, WINGS. and
ORNAMENTS.
THE sRJOJAIsE in fiji,
New. the Hat % The :, a.On.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11
PROF. TICE'S PREDICTIONS FOR
So OCTOBER.

Below we give Prof. Tees pradin-
tions Tor the month of October, which
our readers can cut out for future
reference: S.
From 1st to Sd, clear or fair.
From Sd to 7th,a. clouding and
threatening, with severe storms in
places.
From 7th to Sth, clear or fair.
From 9th to 18th, clouding and
threatening, with local storms.
From 18th to I4th, clear.
From 10Th to 18th, clouding and
threatening, with rein and severe gales
in place.
From 18th to 21st, clear and cold.
From 2Gst to oath, cloudy, with
rain storms in places.
From oath to 25th, clear.
From 25,h to 29th, variable, gener-
ally clouding and threatening, with
heavy rains and severe gales in places.
From 30th to 31st,s clear and cold.
The warmer periods will be about
the 9Th, 10th 18th, 22d and 27th.
The cooler periods will be about the
1st, 7th, 18th, 10th, Path and 30th.
Probably "Northers" will occur in
Texas about the 14th and goth.
If the above predictions do not
come true, it is not Tice's fault.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11
gaoetrp.
" -
STEAL AND COMPROMISE.
BY OLD QUIZ.

Hail, safest city of the earth from
justice and from law!
A true freebooter's nursery to learn
each statutes flaw,
Where public thieves from private
rise, by robbing, claim to rule,
And little prigs bow down to them
in worship with the fool;
While church and press stand silent,
retailing news and pray'r,
And wait respective It'll they get
their own tongue-tying share;
Where learned oracles of law, the
lawless thus advise:
''You rob the city and the state, and
we will compromised
The tributes which the millions pay
are scattered by the few.
The want and crime they thus create,
industries suhdue,
Til fraud becomes requisite-a sec
ond nature grown,
To st;al the gains of other men when
they can't hold their own,
Until by the bad example the poor
mans morals rot.
No longer virtue nestles within his
humble cot,
The curse cOrrupts the household,
all manly honor flies.
'Tis but when quilts discovered that
thieves will compromise!
But there is n lingering spirit in hu-
man nature still
TO stay the villains base career who
works his brother Ill;
And shrinking from the public
frown as wei Us conscious shame,
The robbers sneak TO other lands to
hide their blighted name,
But knowing well the land they left
the men of dover and place,
Who hold, ''that poverty alone is
worthy of disgrace"
They seck again the haunts Of fraud
where Mammon's priest baptize
Der offerings from their stolen gold,
the sinners compromise!
But these auriierous penitents no
workman's pardon asks,
Their hands are shook by brewer
kings and princes of the casks,
Lords Of roads and water levels
bondholders proud and grim;
What care they for the workingmen:
the law looks after them!
They know the laborers they've rob-
bed, mechanics starved and pale,
Will beg to get them into work, OF
get them out OF Jail; a
And they shall live as rulers still.
IHu"SI --"snnia.ne ~, the o~-s q
And mea who have not learned to
think must suffer and endure,
And be the easy tools of those who
ike on frauds and lies
W no please the public with the farce
of steal and COMPROMISED
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11
a}lisfellancous.
TRkCING A MURDERER.
BY A. F. HILL.

A man was standing one day, with
kind of unoccupied air, n few steps
from the door Of the telegraph office
on Second street, Sacramento. Whit
was remarkable about him was, thu
there was nothing remarkable abort
him at ALTO the casua eye. lie
was q man of very ordinary appear
ance, of ordinary size, Of ordinary
complexion, with an ordinary face,
and especially an ordinary eye. He
stood with his hands idly down into
the pockets of a long, loose coat, as
though they had dropped there them
selves, and he had not taken the
trouble to pull them out, and he
seemed to be neither thinking of,
caring about, nor loo king at anything.
A boy-messenger came tripping out
of the telegraph office. taking two or
three steps at once, as il has been
handsomely expressed, and happening
to see the uninterested man, whomhe
had seen before, he stopped short and
said:
ssOh, here's one for You; | suppose
m'gh' e. rnll give it to you here,
You're Mr.. Black?'
The man did not say that he was Dr
that he wasn't, but quietly reached
for the dispatch, which the boy handed
him, and hurried on.
MARYvmLE, June 30, 1S-.
To Mr.. VIM. Black, Police Dep,
Sacramento.
An atrocious murder has just been
discovered here. A woman, named
Mrs. Wolf, was the victim. Her hus
band is suspected and in custody,
but no evidence against him. Hasten
to us, by the first boat, while all is
fresh. l.. MORTON,
Sheriff Of Yuba county.
VIM. Black was q Sacramento de-
tective, and at that time undoubtedly
the most sagacious in California. The
boat was to leave for Marysville in liz
tie over an hour. Mr.. Black entered
the telegraph office, and dispatched to
the Sheriff of Yuba county the words
"All right"
That evening man with red shir
on-a man of very ordinary appear
ance-landed in Marysyille. He was
miner, of course, If ole may always
Judge by indications but he had
lazy look, as if weighed down by
woeful lack of energy, and persol
might have wondered if ever such
man did pick up courage enough t
climb the mountains.
The same dry-looking man, late
in the evening, was in secret consul
tatien with the Sheriff, and sever;
other officials
ssAt what hour was the murder dis
covered?' he asked.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11
overshadowea the scene of the crime.
In his last moments, with the moose
around his neck, he confessed his
guilt, and died praying for mercy.
QUITE A MISTAKE.

One night last week a Pottsviile
MAI had occasion to go to the drug
store for bottle of paragoric to quiet
the infant, who was squalling loudly
with the collie. Coming back, he
went at the door where the hired girl
was sleeping, and stumbled over the
clothes-horse. Oh . 81
Thu girl awakened by the noise,
imagined burglar was in the house,
and let drive at him with fiat-iron,
which happened to be lying on the
stand near by, and screamed muir
der.
The iron struck him plump in the
back, and doubled him over on top
of the stove, upsetting the wash boil
er, fitting over the coffee pot, and
numerous pans and kettles, and caus-
ing the pipt to come down with
crash.
In a twinkling, the wife arrived
with lamp in one hand, and fire
shovel in the other.
Thinking the man who lay beneath
the pots and kettles 20 be q burglar,
she set the lamp down, and swinging
the shovel vigorously with both hands,
she brought it down with fearful ve-
locity on the most prominent part of
his person which presented itself.
Then the man yelled bloody mnr-
der, and begged to be let up saying:
''Marier, (hic) don't yer know me,
old gal? IS g mis- hic 1-tai1e. Got er
polIygolic (hic) for er baby (hlc)."
CHATS the way you do you brute,
eh? Go to the drug store in a hurry
for the dear baby, and gets as drunk
as billed owl before you return.
Shames on you, sir!" said his angry
wife.
.'Marier (hic),. 1 hain't drunk.
Sober'z judge. Took drink of the
(hic) pollygolic comm home, an
that up-(hic)-set me. Powerful
strong that (hic) pollygolic. Too
strong fur er baby (hic)." azo.
The girl was discharged, and the
gentleman declares, as he sits at home
doctoring his cuts and bruises, that
he never did see much muss about
little parasoric and child with the
stomaeh-ache.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11
A TRAMP'S MAXIMS.

In the hip ppocket of an old vagrant,
pulled in by the police the other night.
vas memorandum book full of his
own writing with pencil, and some of
his philosophy is good enough to be
preserved. His first paragraph reads:
drinking bad whisky because it is
offered free is like getting in the way
of bullets purchased by an enemy
A second reads:
Honesty is the best policy. bpt
some folks are satisfied with second
best. 1t is hard to be honest on an
empty stomach
A third runs:
"a dry plank under rain-proof
she'd is better than feather he'd in
jail, and one isn't annoyed by the
jailor bringing in square breakfast
A fourth says:
''Pay as you go. If you hayen,t
ahytiiihg 10 pay with, don't go. If
you are forced to go, record every
Indebtedness and let you heirs settla
the bills.
The fifth explains:
'sWe should have charity for al,
When the winter winds blow cold md
drear, we vags should pity the noor
fellows in India who are HAVING ro,,.
hot weather."
A sixth is recorded:
"Poliseness costs nothing, but il !.
not expected that you win wala !.
man at midnight to ask permission -
go throngh.h his hen house. II i ro,a
courteous to let him enjoy his needs,,
regose =
Mariasges are not so plenty a. g, =
a. rha soang ladies ought tsr day.
up q strike for their AHA En Z, VIII will
strikers foatle leguiar sirss5 cents. m oisls. ros.
terward,, I'D by all first-class DruQQists
ing ITEM & 90.
SUBSCRIBE
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CECIL BROWN,

TTORSEY AND COUNSELOR AZ rnoA,eSp.
a NoTARY PUBLIC and Agent for taxing AeAo
me1ts of instruments the Island OF 0anu fe1O 1y
No Kaahumanu Street, Honolulu, H. l.
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Ode for the New Year.

Ode for the New Year.
I,y 10 The New Year health to the New Year
May it be better than years that are gone:
Visions Of gIadness, and triumph, and sadness,
Float in dim shadows its surface upon.
Ring the merry peals
Till the tall steeple reels,
Whilst on his chariot wheels
Time passes
And health the New ear, and joy to the New Year
May it be better than years that are gone.
See how Times finger, constraining to Inger,
Points to the signs Of the year that is past,
See how it beckons backward, and reckons
Every dark blot on its history cast
Yet not in scoring
Receive the warning
Nor hopeessly mourning
Past fraiIties upon.
p, av for the New Year aud hope for the New Year.
That it may be better than years that are gone
What though denial, and s5rrow, and trial.
Mix in the distance as night does with day.
Through the glad tissue Of morning shall issue
Hopes glorious promise to brighten our way
Gods mercy DER u.s.
And Chrst's blood shed for US,
And Heavens joys before US,
Still urging on.
Then may the New Year and shall not 'ne Ne" i''
BE better far better than those that are gonef
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IMPORTERS and DEALERS IN HA KD. I
n WARE Dry Goods Paints Oils, and Henerai ne
noIT Corner and King Sts- ~
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