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LAMBERT's PERMANENT PROCESS
LEWIS' PREPARATION
# Fine Cast Steel to the Sulphuretted Dust

Those having used and tested the. value
Of this compound. are respectfully informed
that it can be had at the Drug Store of /. l..
LYON and many other druggists of this city.
To the uninitated and skeptical will say
that in placing 1t before the public, I have de-
Waited from the whole eonelave Of inventors aof
the surest and best ambitious medlel Z. etc.
dients. The usual and only other mode in pro-
ducing suphareed Iron Is by the hyddGoge5
bounds for the commerce of the world. and Is
not to be depended on as it contains 1 too great
be avoided In the process OF their manufac-
turing it.
This Sulphuret of Refined Steel Is the pure
suIDhuret Of steel having not particle Of for
eign matter in its combination. 1t Is made by
hand.
physicians of France. together with the United
States Dispensatory, state that the great object
in administering iron is to get the greatest
quantity into the gastric juice of the stomach. as
It is intendad to renovate and purify the blood.
nm NV "a, III Va w. IT. L.
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The demand for discounts has, II anything,
been stronger during the past week, and Is at
tributed to some improvement in general trade.
40 we'll as to a strengthening for an active fall
movement. As yet, however, there has been lit
tie inquiry from cotton factors. Commercial
paper has been firm, but without quotsble varia-
ton. Good business paper Ia easily done at the
banks; the supply Of available funds, which
seems sufficient for all present purposes. al
though compared with the corresponding period
last year, currency and exchange have fallen off
one million and o half, and loans increased about
the Same amount. Nothwthstan ing that some
indisposition begins to be manifested on the
street to carry securities, and d preference is
given to short notes, long dates accompanied by
Al signatures or Al collaterals continue to be
accepted.
Gold and Foreign Exchange have shown q
marked decline. The former has touched much
lower rates at New York than since the war, and
the latter in this market Owing to its scarcity,
cash Gold has within few days ruled above the
parity at New York, and closed to-day I@I
under last Fridays quotations. Exchange has
declined T0lSc from last Fridays rates. Scarcely
ANYTHING mas been done in either during the
week. Under light ,Sfferings and fair demand q
commercial sight on New York has advanced 1-16
II cent. There have been fresr offerings OF
stocks, even of favorte shares, during the week,
but little has been done. In the face OF more IN
auiry for money for the legitimate purposes OF
| trade, fair demand has sprung up within lew
days on the part OF operators in Bonds, the mar
| ket closing at an advance OF a3 cent In state
| Oonsols and "a 10 Premiums. Scrip, Coupons
and Warrants nave been slightly irregular, but
| closed somewhat stronger than last week.
We continue to quote: Exceptional commercial
| paper COS 10 cent per anuum discount; Al dc
| iCN11 second grade do 12@l5; collateral losns
SOLO; Al mortgages 9010, and second grade dc
| 12D15.
Gold opened at 1O45s@l047s, against 1045s a
1 New York and after limited business closed n
lO4sS0DtO45s, against 1917 in that market. The
sales were Coz fined to $4,000 embracing s3OCt
at 1O41s, $4,000 and $4,000 at 1047ss, and s4,000 a
100.
| Under the course OF the market at New York
| scsrceiy anything was done in Foreign Exchange
which closed nominalat 10 lower for sterling, ant
| "A y cent for france.
/ ihe sales Of sterling comprised s40c0 Al clear
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yME ROyAL FAMILIES OF EUROPE.

The Prince OF Wales Is of the 18th
reneration from Edward Ill, who is
Also the common ancestor Of:
Dom Pedro Of Brazil, 18th descent.
Louis, King Of Portugal, 10th.
Alfonzo Of Spain, 18th.
Francis Joseph 1. Austria, 10th.
Duke de Cnambord Of France. 18th.
Victor Emanuel Of Italy, 10th.
William /, Emperor OF Germany,
nth.
Christian TX, Denmark, 18th.
All Of whom are more nearly related
DO Alfred the Great than the Prince oil
Wales.
Alexander III, Emperor of Russia,
leopold IT, King OF Belgium, and
George /, King of Greece, are, with the
Prince OF Wales, Of the 18th generation
rom Edward III.
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DIR. FARRIs,
A REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN.

A REGUIARLY EDUCATED PH TSIUIAN,
Continues to give his ENTIRE ATTENTION to
Racent nases en- red In a short time. Long stand
ing Constitutional ailments are treated with un-.
paralleed success. Spermatorrhoea, Seminal
as the result of evil habits in youth or excesses.
which produce some Of the following effects As
emissions, blotehes. debility. desposdency.
constipafion, confusion Of ideas. and uniting
the victim for business or marIags are speedily
cured Wn9 e ~ ns.n ms eaas eo
diseases must possess great skill in that special-
ty. A medical pamphlet for two stamps
Medicines supplied. Consultation free. Cures
euaranteed. Hours: 8 a. M. to D. M Sunday
from A. M to .. m. Office No. "a Exchange
Place, between Canal and Customhouse.s
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review of yesterday: 2os bbls four, 81 bbls
whisky 184 tierces hams, catks and b6Hes
bacon, 354 bbs apples, 85 kegs butter, 226 sacks
cotton seed, 100 boxes cheese, So bbls onionss
465 bbls potatoes, COZ bbs rice, 201 bbls rosin.
and 700 bushels wheat
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE-Export since our
review of yesterday: 587 bbls flour, IL bbis pork,
80 casks bacon, rs tierees lard, 267 bbls whisky,
90 bbls corn meal, 54l sacks corn, 1874 sacks
oats, So sacks bran, 2 bales hay, IA hhds sugar,
1874 bbls eu ar, 81 bbs molassea, lot bbls rice,
255 sacks coffee. 81 bbls onions, ID bbls apples 40
kegs butter, 30 sacks salt, and 81 bbls potatoes.
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VIRGINIA ROOFING sLA STAT r. tIa Ea,a ua y
these well known and highly priced ROOFING
STATS Keeps als2 q aT haa If ep1 iEl saPRalg
of the best qualities, and full line Of PENN
SYLVANIA STATES. of Bangor, Franklin and
other well known quarries. We invite the
closest inspection on the part Of builders con-
trao'ofe anu u s'''''''' ALEXANDER HILL,
al am ITO Carondelet street.
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r. BUSCH.
GUN AND LOCKSMITH,

GUN AND LOCKSMITH,
No. ii Commercial Place. New Orleans.
DELL HANGING, IRON RAILRINGs, AND
% General House Work attended to at short
notice and reasonable prices. Also, Vaults.
Locks and Copying Presses repaired: Duplicate
Keys of all descriptions made. SAFE repair
ing specially mya II IL
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.vyEnrrs1nG IsATEs-DAILY.

yrsnssent Acknowledgements VI per square .tsn
, .,ss,l satsant,ent consecutive insertion.
Esertts. no Rent. For Sales and boarding ad-
.sssssssaents 10 cents line. net cash solid mea-
ssS None taken OF less than 10 cents
nj IL sysytisements for the period Of one month
Nj hy.ger. ss followB;
Tosssl or Business Notices 40 cents line, net
%sssaasal Notices. In Editorial type. % cents q
8tpa E.ft,
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COM WI EMCIAL
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
FRIDAY Evening, August ID, 1877.

HIIuHy HFeHIHBs AuBuH1 Ats 1uTFs J
Quotations represent prices for round lots from
first hands, unless otherwise slated. In filling
small orders higher prices are paid.
COTToN-The receipts OF new crop to-day
were confined to bales per Yazoo Valley from
vleksburg, including from Yazoo river. the
first from that point, consigned to Messrs. Craig
Il Hayes This makes the total to date of 106
bales, including 5 from Texas, against 90 last
year, including 36 from Texas.
The sales to-day summed up 525 bales at lower
prices, requiring revision of our quotations,
and an irregular reduction of 1a@Ac. We give
also the figures and report OF the Exchange as
below:
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vicksburg has just unearthed near
me National Cemetery fine COLLECTION
pl pliocene fossils. Among them are
monster oyster shells several feet in
circumference, sharks teeth and every
ching to show that the place was once
abe ocean and the site of Vioksburg a
monster oyster bed.
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Arrangements are being made in
Fieksburg to make the landing at the
Hs,Rff boat better.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TERMS or THE PAPER
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

wAgE,T per annup sQ;and at same rate nall
vrasTig Bnd quarterly. ,-.., ..,ax,
IN EgKLY tpubliehed every Sasuaaa ~ mat haif
Assrs ysnr annum %: and at same rate nai-
EExsrAp ssNi quarterly
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e13m
CON s y M PHO ]
Positively cured.

POs3tjVeIy Cured.
All sufferers from this disease who are anxious
BRATED Constructive POWDERS. Theses
powders are the only preparation known that
will cure CONSUMPTION and all diseases of tho
THROAT AND LUNGS-indeed, SO strong ID
our faith in them and also to convince you that
they are no hunbug. we will forwtT TO very
sufferer, by mail, post paid, III -
BOX. rs <.~1GI
We don't want your money! urlt.- b. are
perfectly satisfied of their curatFts covers. L
If your fife Is worth saving. don't delay giving
you.
Price for large box SO. sent to any part Of the
United States or Canada by mail on receipt OF
'1'' ~ ~ ASH g. ROBBINS,
an1s1v 300 Fulton street, Brooklyn. N Y.
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and f5O0 bill OF lading at 800, and fl0Oo bank at
SOC.
The only sale Of francs reported was 2O,0t0
bank at 4.95.
At the close sterling bills were quoted ut 498
assoc for bill of lading and Al clear, and @
5UaL for bank (bapk counter rate -0504),
and francs at5.O21ls for commercial and nominal
for bank.
New York sight was uachange1. The sales
comprised SIS 900 commerca at "a " cent
premium, and s25, 900 private bankers at 3.16.
The banks CON 'nued to check on New York at
L0lsS 3s cent premium. aud commercial sight
was still quoted at 3-16g4.
rEw ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
BEFORE FIRST GALL.
II shares UarrolltDn r. H. Co.....$112 30
10000 Premium Bonds ID to drawing fat) 33za
225 Per Diem Warrants. .............. WA
FIRST oAIB-11 A. NJ.
5000 Premium bonds (s. to drawing flat) 3l1.
BETWEEN CALLS.
5000 State Cons0ls ..................... ~
$4,000 Premium Bonds .................. 32Is
$4,000 do .................. %
5000 Jackson r. r. 1st Mortgage Bonds 81 OF
800 Per Diem Warrants. ............... 92L
LOCO do do ................ VIZ
SECOND CALI p NJ.
10, 900 State Oonsols. Observation-Disclosures. ~
10000 do (s. 60 with interest) E. 70
AFTER SECOND GALL.
10000 State Consols ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 784
Stocks continue quiet.
State Consols advanced as0I % cent, closing
&
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Stocks continue quiet.
State Consols advanced as0h % cent. closing
at 777a0754.
Premium Bonds were still quoted at 327ss 6D5311ss
City Scrip ruled lat 34@36 for 1874 Issues, at
50@52 for 1875, and 321a@sa1as for 1876. !,
Half-Paid City Coupons closed 36938, and
State Warrants at 9211s893L.
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x...rs,aa / / mo. ono. 1 smo, / mo. / Ia mo

Mnnfhly advertisements, having the run OF
the par,nr inserted every other day. to be
gss#sssd two-thirds the above rates.
N;ssnrial page monthly advertisements. eacn
snsaare $40 per month.
m~tss Tor Advertising In the Weekly Rev
Orleans Democrat.
Transient and general rates the same as Tor
Advertisements for the period OF one month
sssa longer as follows:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
Friday Evening, August "a, 1877.
NEW ORIEANg CLEARING HOUSE.
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LILIENTHAL'S

This well known establishment is the largest
and most complete in the city Of New Orleans.
The style Of pictures made by
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ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 1877.

ed for the meeting OF the several Boards OF Ex-
perts provided therein:
II. RESOLVED, That we recommend the adop-
ton OF the Liverpool standards TO conform to the
types sent out by the Livereool Cotton Exchange
and now in possession of this Exchange.
'2. Resotued The types for Upland Cotton to
be made up ia New York by board of eight ex-
peris, two of whom shall be appointed by the
New York Exchange, two by the Charleston Ex-
change two by the savannah Exchange, one by
the Norfolk Exchange aud one from the Cinoin-
natl Exchange.
So Resoluea, That the types for Mobile, Or
leans ana Texas cottons be made up by experts
appointed respectively by the Mobile, New Or
leans and Galveston Exchanges. That the types
so made up shall be considered ss the "Ameri-
cam as well "a the international standards, and
that exact duplicates be forwarded to each con-
stituept Exohan= e, to the Liverpool Exchange,
and to all memb ers OF any exchange who may
make application Tor the same upon payment OF
So FIR each set. The original types to be re-.
tanned by the Exchange charged with the duty OF
making up the types.
The ut. Louis, Memphis, Shreveport and
vicksburg Exchanges will send one expert each
to New Orleans aud Galveston, to meet with the
boards OF experts ON the day above appointed.
This ia most important matter to the cotton
trade and it is earnestly requested that the Ex-
changes will perform their parts respectively in
carrying out the provisions OF the above resolu-
| tions ard on the day fixed.
The New York Exchange, having possession oil
| the types sent from Liverpool 10 this Exchange,
that exchange is requested to distribute them at
once as follows:
Types of Upland cotton retain at New York.
Types of Orleans cotton send 10 New Orleans.
Types of Mobile cotton send to Mobile.
Types of Texas cotton send TO Galveston.
TOBACCO-The only transaction reported to-
day was 1870 nhds. The amount on sale has be.
| reduced to $500 hhds. The weeks sales, as faI
| as reported, embrace 607 hhdf. We revise oul
quota ions, as follows:
Inf, r1cr In @. low lpgs S%tD4c, medium
| 440l4}4o. good to fine 506o, low leaf Ga
| TIC, medium S14@91o good 104D11o, fine IL q
011Le, and seibolions 130114o.
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A.chromo Win a Dr,nk.

Henry A. Jones, brother Of Nevada's e
Senator, tells the following good story
on one of his fellow townsmen: :sa sAs
aoWhile in New York City during the
late cold and snowy weather, making
his way with difficulty against the blind.
ing storm, he was accosted by familiar
voice, which, on recognition, proved to
be an old acquaintance from Gold Hill
4, The time, circumstances of meeting
and well known bibulous disposition, OF
his new found friend, all conspired TO
the usual invitation to stake 3 drink
Seeking the 6rst spacious bar. our friend
nominated his ,rxhilarant, as whisky
straight" The shining decanter and
glasses were passed down, when, pour
ing out the fiery fluid, it rose one, two,
three, four fingers high, yes, even full.
flush 10 the top of the tumbler, and the
customer seemed to, reluctantly stop
pouring even, at that, evidently regretful
that it would hold no more. The bar.
keeper could hardly believe that a sin.
gle person would have the face to go 80
far as emptying bottle, and, until be
saw it done, had no idea that any man
could master such a potion at single
swallow Without loss OF breath, how
ever, our Neyadaite cleared the glass al
one bending Of the elbow, and without
grimace or change of countenance threw
down his quarter dollar on the counter.
+ ssW What t is That @ for :" said the The balrkeep-
er. t,,,,Q &, s,o,,o.-f.l.,
r"To pay Tor my drink, of course
said our friend .ss ~ ..'.s 10
ID "Ob, no none Of that" replied he oi
the house. syou don't owe us a cent; or
the contrary, we always throw in a chro
mo with q drink like that" -, a,,4y
Henry says the entire scene was pic
turesque. u haes,aal1 dsi5sr
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Selert shrn
STRANGER THAN FICTION,

81 sd lifS t.f- -7--- slj asutoia. yiizf
In the autumn of 1917, while the woods
we're bright with the variegated hnes
which follow the light touches of early
frost. q mounted traveller was pursuing
his way through dark, broad. lonely
forest, in the western part Of New York
He had ridden three miles since seeing
human habitation, and he had two ,o
go before be could get sight OF another
He WAS descending, hill into gloomy
looking valley, through which flowedia
shallow, but swift running stream, and
on reaching the water be permitted bis
thirsty beast to stop and drink. 'a5es
AT that moment man came out from
cluster of bushes into the. road OF
horse path, on the other side of the
stream. This man was dressed like 9
hunter. and carried, rife, on. his shout.
der. In his appearance there was moth.
ing that indicated hostility or wicked de-
sign He was Of medium size, compact
y built, with intellectual features, and q
certain air Of gcntility-seeming rather
as one abroad from settlement for q
days sport than professional hunter
All this the mounted traveller carefully
noted, as he crossed the stream, to con.
tinue his journey, and when they came
together a pleasant salutation was ex
changed. * ,seN .7T,{s aft.,.l,2
'".Fine weather for travelling, SIR re-
marked the man with the gun, ss,,.as
rs Sand for hunting, also, / should sup.
pose, smiled the other on the horse. >,
"Yes, there is game enough, ,pareturned
the other shut lam not agood hunter,
and can only show one bear for my days
work so far, and that is almost useless to
me, because I have no means to take il
away 4 would willingly pay dollar
for the use of a horse like yours Q couple
of hours If you could spare Eve min
utes or so, l would like you to see the
bear, as it is only back behind the bush
es, some two hundred yards from here" I"
Il will not only -leok at it," replied
the traveller dismoanting and fastening
his horse, abut if not too heavy, will
take it along for you, seeing am going
your way" - = - -. :. =,
Tie hunter thanked him ID, q mos,
cordial manner, and then, as if TO make
himself agreeable and keep up the con
tversation, inquired, where the other was
from and whittier journeying, and learn
ed in reply that the latter resided In AL
bany, was a merchant in good business,
and was travelling partly for his health
and partly with 8 view Of making an ex
tensive land purchase for future specula
| tion.rg .esa 1o tcao3sg ,sisrsr gsees
swell, here we are," exclaimed the
hunter, as the two emerged fromtths
dense thieket, through which they had
slowly forced their way, into the oper
wood sand now 1 will show you as fa1
and fne beast as ever you saw lob
eAsss where I-point With my riae."' sas
He stepped back some eight or ter
| fess, deliberately raised the piece to his
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'.sToddie'' of ''Helen's Babies
49, 81 j Dead, 80, -. -
From the New York Worlds ssd.L

"Mr John Habberton. author of that
charming little book, H' H'Helen's Babies
and at present one OF the editorial staff
Of the Herald, has JUST met with a sad
|lossa in the death of his second son,
Charles, the .Toddie' whom the readers
| Of the story will remember as it's most
enterprising and inspired mischief ma
ker. He was only four years old, but
The freaks narrated by his father, so full
Eof precocity and Vitality can hardly be
called exsggeration. His energy and
vivacity were something marvellous. His
head was large enough for "a number
lseven hat. and his conversation was de-
|lightfuI to listen to- He died on Wed
nesday evening last from membraneoas
Group, during Mrs Habberton's absence
at. Hartford. She returned Thursday
morning, and yesterday, with her mus.
band, took the child's body from their
residence on Columbia Heights, Brook.
|iyn, to Hartford for interment! This is
| the second son Mr. and Mrs. Habberton
fhave lost. Two are still left them
Lawrence, who figures as Bulge in the
book, and Frank, the youngest.iss1f +
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tPoMuc. and co.lecsIen, I Fle,es. ls.

,dj Recently a Radical. Who 10 also b
preacher talked toioldl Uncle Reuns On
the subject of spoli,ics. ijlsnao cid Lssass
IL understand, old man, ,'''Isaid be, Isthat
you are Democrat
YosI dunno bout dat, boss sasz.E
well, it comes pretty straight"
~ know dey got two sides, one what
'dey call DENNY crat an de- udder what
deyjcall Radikek but iSdonit bodder Mjd
'em wen de wedder gifts dis, stiff 'n'rpsl. =
"But | hear you vote the Democratic
ticket every time" 'A
II vote wild my young mar ster whatI
nussed wen he want no bigger dana
buck rabbit B9l!lw 70 Is or .i3.y1q
Nov, don't you know that this 10
going back on your color p
"Bdt hit amt gwine back On my belly,
an ef don't tend der dat de- sfust cole
rain dat comef'long mont owash de color
right outen me. ! sint takin'1 mo chances
in dis bizness, boss, I'm, gettin a little
ole, an de older ] gifts the hungrier, I
gits-1 duz for facto.' efilElsGa'o9 nj
,1aLook at me- i vote the Republican
ticket, and I'm not losing any 6esh..,us
"tYou sorter breaches round like,
don't yer, boss ?" - -,
l"someiimes. Yes. why ?'saa
'na"Case dafs whar de fun comes Id. 2 l
don't git no chance orter feed o6teniuo
beaver hat, an don't eat often no plsses
what dey, takes up church kluckshpns
in. I'm a mighty lonesome old niger,
an has ter shuttle long de best j Kin
widout any cobgergashnn ost nv bsck."
The preacher looked ct bis sEatch and
said, he would talk some another, time,
while Uncle Remus, with serene smile
upon his venerable face, went down The
street singing sie 'oaliio 1o' sssnia
Oh! whar shall we go wen dc great day oonss.
via de BLOWN Nv de trumphsts an De bs1sia'
iFoW nv dc drrms? NJ 5lRs lsSi aw ,93Teq
How mennya apo' sinners will be ootchd out late
An 6ne no latch to de golden gate2 = laE,;f
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"A MOTHERS DIARY,


Morning! Baby ON the floor, ~
y Making for the fender; f'ia p
Sunlight seems to make it snsezs, - : =
Baby ION q benderp
All the spools upset and gone,
Chairs drawn into file,
Harnessed strings all strung aorosss i
-. Ought to make one smile.
Apron clean, ,ourls smooth. eyes blue, g
tgi1 How these charms will dwindleD
For rather think-dont your ----s--
Baby 'isa sRindle.g 20 a3]IQ|
Noon. A tangled silken floss. y !, = = ssf.,,-y
r.. Getting in blue.eyes;
Aprons that will not keep clean. .,u ms
Z If baby triesl lo;5osz1 "a fsSasFp I
One blue shoe united. and one ghha 'Ha-
Underneath the table; ~ 7'-, t-is't
Chairs gone mad, and blocks and toys,
Well as they are able; -.4ITI
Baby in a high chair, too. . '''''-
Yelling for his dinner
Spoon in mouth, I think-don't you!
Baby ais sinner" ..-.r,.l - .~s.ts.--f {
Night! Chairs all set back again,
Blocks and. .spools in order;
One blue shoe beneath mat,
Tells of amarauder;
Apron folded on the chair,
q Plaid dress tore and iwrinkled; ss-fT
Two pink feet kicked pretty bare, 8 2.'''
Little fat knees crinkled; /. ..' 8
In his crib, and conquered too, "a eg
By sleep. best evangeL 70 !e r+lra ut
Now surely think-dont your Ti'.SliA
Baby is an angel! -
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J GODS GODS government.

How magnificent is this idea o. Code
government! That he .inspects The
whole and every part OF his universe
every moment, and orders it according
to tue eounsels of9his Infinite Weldon
and goodness, by bis omnipotent will f;
whose thought is power; and his acts
ten Thousand times quicker than the
light: unconfused IN ID multiplicity ek.
ceeding number. and nnwearied through
eternity = Dr. Ogden ii ,,s ei s.el,6g