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Flshing Expedition.

John r. Bandnaster, Calvin Prothonotor, !
J. Hairdresser, T. X. Photographer, Alfred
Merchandise and Geo. o. vatshouse, go fishing
creek.
The com mmittec OF arrangements Mossrs. John
+. b. and J. J. II. con tract with Gao. ". V. fol
two horses able to draw two tons each and q
wagon strong enough 20 carry four tons to
fish besides q commissary department. The
arrangem ents completed, and when honest
men. good injins, ferocious sun.ii sh and lamb
like aiigators are asleep this veteran band o
hshcrmen vamose their ranches and 10 solid
ph aianx proceed to the mouth Of Penus creek
with spears, harpoons and bludgeons to make
war upon the nnny monsters.
The space allowed only permits us to give n
short statement Of tho result IL Bbls. sun fish
% Bbls. cathsh-4 90 cells and two water
snakcs-i9 snappers each weighing lie ibs.-ii
mullcts and perhaps the most remarkable
event In the history of fishing expeditions In
this county was the capture OF an ALLIGATOR 1.
inches IN length which tho fishermen all unite
In affirming to have Teen one Of tho most fero
cious beasts they ever saw, notwithstanding e
they had rcspecti vely visited tho Geological
Gardens at Philadelphia, and had ,usks IRON
nve to nine inches In length. An old resi-.
dent fisherman told these verlants that there
had been IN alligator captured In the zane vi
cinity measuring feet and thy swallowed 1,
mot the ali gator but the story and now atiirm
1t with their hats oil to be true. Our market
is glutted and the poor Of Miidleburg have fsh
Instead Of serpenu. Go again.
PENNsCREEK.
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TIE New JArL.-The work on the
Jew Jail is progressing rapidly. About
)ne hundred and twenty-five men are
ow employed, and working regular.
\. Twenty horses are employed to do
be hauling of stones and other ma
trial. The yard wall on the west side
up about eight or ten feet above
round; it is about three feet in thick
ess, and will be twenty two feet in
)eighth when finished. The mason
York on the main building is first class
|nd makes a handsome appearance. II
be work continues to progress as rap.
fy as at present, the structure will bo
SuDplstsd before fall.-Sulbury Ameri.
bn, 18Th, inst.
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ACARD.-As previously announced
we presented o SOLID SILVER AMER.
ICAN LEVER WATCH. on the 2sth Of
April, to our customers, and the sane was
drawn by DAVID SELLER, Landlord at
Fremont. Snyder county. Our enterprise
having met with success VIC will dispose Of
ANOTHER WATCH, the same way to be
drawn without postponement, on the 3Olh
OF June. 1877. Any person buying Sc
worth Of goods, at our lowest prices, will
receive one ticket, on n $40 purchase two
tickets, larger amounts In proportion.
WEIS & OPPESUElMER.
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A Needtes Adventure. During n re.
ent illness Mrs. Matte Owens, wife of
bs. NJ. Owens, Of Granville township,
Il a sharp, pricking sensation in her
DE, which annoyed her to such a de-
zee that she made an examination of
be place, when she was surprised to
kd a needle protruding from the skin.
be drew il out and found it broken off
! the eye. Sixteen years ago, while
|aning against fence, she felt se-
kre pain in her breast. which increas-
until some alarm was experienced
bd remedies applied. In n few days
le pain subsided and in time was for
btten, to be called to mind when the
fedle made its appearance and sugS
tsted itself rs the cause of her sufr-
g at that lme.-Leuistowa Gazette, IA
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PAIRING ROBBERY IN LOWER AUGUSTA
About two weeks ago the spring
Use and granary OF Mr.. S. f. Tucker
iower Augusta township, was enter
by burglars who carried away a
ge amount Of meat, butter, and 9th
edibles. Since that time Mr.. Tuck.
md his son, aged IL years. have
Pt at the barn, with their clothes on,
waiting for the return of the thieves
sunday morning, about 9 o'clock
heard screams at the house, and
thinking that there was much
Png, having been unintentionally
elved several times since sleeping
he barn, they went TO the house
bout arms. On arriving at the
OF the cellar kitchen it was dis.
cred open, as was also the door at
head Of the stairs leading TO the
ngroom overhead, and q light was
visible in the room. Mr.. T. in-
cted his son to stay at the door
leave no one outas there were rob-
in the house. He then proceed.
p stairs, and when reaching the
ng.room was struck on the head
hatchet in the hands of man
pding guard, His head received an
cut. The hatchet was wrenched
the desperado's hand, who then
eated down stairs. About this time
an came to the door where the
was standing and demanded ad.
lance. The lad thinking help had
we'd, admitted the man, and he
Jed upstairs, and arrived at the
OF the main stairs In time 10 meet
men coming down, and ali three
ped from the house through n
door. Mr.. Tucker gave chase in
direction Of Sunbury, arousing
neighbors while passing along, a
fber of whom joined in the pursuit.
ea within q half mile of town ali
was lost by means of the burglars
ING the road and taking to the
Us, After leaving the house they
tracked by Mr.. Tucker across a
ID, and 1t was seen that they had
making good time in their bare
the prints being plainly visible
pe soft ground. At one point I'm
Phase the scoundrels stopped and
= to their pursuer that ifhe did
80 back they would shoot him.
70 the plan, no doubt, they took for
% get on their boots. No shooting
done, however. Mrs. Tucker says
they entered the room whore she |
sr daughter were sleeping (the door |
as Into the room boing locked was
~ open by the burglars she scream.
nereupou one Of them told her that
would not harm her II she gave them |
ys TO that chest, (pointing to one |
Of the room.) She refused to sur. !
them, when they took the chest out |
as hall, where IL was broken, open
@ey succeeded In emptying about
an its contents upon the floor when
ncounter commenced down stairs.
was Q small amount Of money In the !
but they did not succeed in getting
The daughter says she recognized
The men, and that hs lives In that
eo!hood. The burglsrs entered the |
through . window iu the cellar
from which they took . psas Of |
hereby enabling them 10 remove
A1n0I0Oa ~ ths lsstA~ A.
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MARRIED..

June 8, John F. Boyer Of Perry Twp,
and Miss Carolina Lands Of Washington
Twp.
June 10. 8. W. Gemberling and Miss
Rittie q. Keller, both Of seliusgrovs.
May l6, by Rev. A. Rcmich, Mr. How
ard Wilson TroXell, to Miss Anna Dinah
Hartman, both Of TroXelville.
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County Conve .1tion.

The Return Judges Of the several clec,
tion districts met in convention, ut Mid
dleburg. on Monday. and organized by
electing Henry Meyer, Of Penn township
temp orary chairman, and I. I. Manbech
and Geo. A. Hendricks, secretaries. BE.
low we give the table OF Returns, and
proceedings of the convention.
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NOTICE IL hereby given that tho fol-
~ lowing articles have hccn purchased
by the undersigned. at Constable Sale and
left in the possession Of Geo W. Biiger du-
ring his pleasure. All persons are caution
ci not TO mcddlc or interfere With the
same. viz Bay Mare. bcifer. Buggy and
Harness Truck Wagon. hotsc ssars, hy net, ,
fork, plnw, double and single trees, hand wsg-
on. sluk, cook stove and utensils, pls ming
cio,k. meat stand, elder barrel, shot gon, bu,
rcau, sewinR machine, Piblc, lot OF hRI, bed
and bedding. FREDERICK BILG&k,
May 10, 1871
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A clean and agreeable substitute for

A clean and agreeable substitute for
Sulphur Ointments, and other greasy un.
guent used as remedies for obnoxious
skin diseases, is Glepn's Sulphur Soap
which cures far more rapidly and com.
pletely and does not soil the linen. Depot.
Crittentou's. No. 7 9th. Av. N. Y. Hills
Hair & whisker Dye, black or brown, %
n
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DON'T
FORGET THE TEETH

BY specio, request will visit Middle
burg, on MONDAY and TUESDAY,
JULY, 10th and l7th.
I will come prepared to do any work
pertaining to Dentistry.
Filling and treating Natural Teeth A
Specially.
Those desiring my services will please
call Early aud make en- gagements.
Thankful for past farors o continuance
Of the same solicited.
Respectfully.
B. y. vANBUSKIRK.
Selinsgrove, Pa. June 2l, 1877.
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rep-JoUy ID. RAt'DENBAtoU. T,

ren-JoHN d. RAUDENBAUoH, Tailor,
respectfully Informs the people of Mid
dleburg and vicinity that he is prepared
to do all kinds of work in his line neat
ly, cheaply, according TO the latest
style and warranted to fit. Cutting
done at short notice. Business place,
corner opposite the U. u. Church,
Main Street. Sept. 2S,76.G.
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hucti0neer.-George III. IIacken-
burg, of Middlecreek, p. o., would an.
nounce TO the people of Snyder coun-
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. He
guarantees satisfaction. Mar 10. 5.77ti.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
l. copartuctslip heretofore existing undor ths
uamr, style snl title Of smith & Monberk, a.
the mercantile buuiposs, has this day boon de
solved by mutual consent, All NLosre indcNt,
oil oither hy book aecouni, or by note, ar al who
have claims against said arm viii pleas, MAKE
settlement without dHlAy with 7. |. Aloubsck, IN
Whose hands All Accounts have been rlAe,d fol
settlement,
SMITH s MANBkCk.
AlAmsonrf, IA. Avn %, i,ii.
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NORMAL INSTITUTE. Tho next session
Il the Snyder County Normal Institute
sli begin on the 9th Of July.
WM. NoETLINa, A. NJ,
Principal.
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S1.White and plaid dress goods in
great variety at 5. lVeise's Selinsgrove.
Prices lower than the lowest.
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buctionepr. III. IIaclen.

a full line of regular made hose al
$. Woiso's Sclinsgrove.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

FNHE firm of Reher & Brosious,
l. wagon makers, carrying on business at
Fremont Snyder county Pa. have dissoiyad
the Oospartnership heretofore existing, BY
mutual consent.
aEoRdE REHRER.
aEORtsE y. BRtbSRfbIfa
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NXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-.Letters
~ testamentary on the estate OF Conrad
ReaIick, lato OF Beaver Township, Snyder
Co., Pa, decd. have been granted to tho under.
signed, ~ persons knowin themselves indebt.
cd to said estate will please make Immediate
payment while those having claims against said
estate will present them Tor settlement to
1. ]. MANBECK.
June Z. 1917. Executor.
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DIED.

Al shamokin Dam, May %, Esther,
wife Of Michael Hummel, aged COY. 6m,
lid.
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4 administrator Notice Il ctiers q,

a aiministrnu n on tho estate Of samuel
Smith, late ut Mi'lvhurg Borough, SNYDER
county, Pa, dcc'I. have bcUn granted - the
uudcr.iguci An por-ous knowing them Ives
Indebted to -aid estate viii please max iinmc.
dil'r payment whilc those having claim.
against taIi estate " III present them Tor scttlu
mcrt 30 ). II. IAtNNAN,
May Il, 1871. AdmiuIstTator.
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Jacob P. Dogar has for some time been
lick st home at Port Ire vcrton. Dropsy
|. the worst form Of his ailments, and he
sick beyond the hope Of recovery.
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1s@GJ.


American anl Foreign Patents.
GILMORE y co, Successors % CnrPMAN,
HosHLH Co, Su.icit'r-. P1''ut- p.prur"i In
al cou'trlc,. ~ l-us In advance. NJ charge
Lnl, 80 the patent T. granted. No f'u- for maxim
the lrchmiurrY examinations. so allI'l1ul.
fees for Obtaining aud conducting rvAcarint'
Special attention riyen 10 Interference Gases ho.
iorc tho Patent bih'e, Executions bHflr" & Nu-
gress, Infringement suits In different Statos, aut
all litigation apportaiuiug % lLycn'ilns or Pat.
cuts. send stamp b Gilmore Co., for Faul Ia
let OF sixty page.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
Tho last Report " tho Commissioner Of tho
Bounty Land Warrants outstanding. These were
i.sued under act Of 1855 aud prior acts. L..
MoRES 90. pay cash for them send hy reg
istcrei letter, Where Assignments are impcr-
feet We give instructions TO per feet them.
United States General Land Office.
Contested Land Gases prosecuted before the
United States General Land once ant Depart
ment of tho Interior Paiyato Land Claims
mining AMI presumption Claims anl Homestead
Cases attended To.
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
their hoirs, are In many cases entitled to monry
from the Gpverumcnt Of which they have no
knowledge. Write nil history Of service, and
stateamuunt pfpay aud bounty received. In.
close stamp To- Gilmore Co., aud = full reply, AZ.
tor examinat.en, viii be given you free.
Pensions.
All officers. soldiers, and sailors wounded.
ruptured, OF Injured In tho late war, bowcyor
slightly, eau obtain pension By addre ssiug gu.
more n Co.
Cases prosecuted by Gilmore n Co. before the
Supreme Court u the United States, the Conrt
OF Claims aud tho Southern Jla ms Commission,
Zach department Of our bus iness + conluciei
In separate bureau, under the charge of the
same experieucet parties employed by tho old
nrin, Prompt aiteptipn t. all business entrusted
to Gilmore 90, is thus secured. We desire 10
win success by deserving IT.
Address GILMORE & 90.
WAshington, d. G,
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CAUTION.
CkuIlON.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
i >folloSing articles have bocn purchas "A by
tho unlerslguoiat Assigueo's sale and Ion IN
the possession Of jonathan ROsersox during his
pleasure. All persons are cautioned not to In.
teriero or meidle wtn the same, via; Horses
and Harness, head Horn cattle, 2.hlse Macon
y box, spring Wagons, wood Sled, HAY lsd.
ders and Forts, lot of boards, Fanning MN,
Grind Stone, SLtngle Machine, = Shosts, Grain
Cradle, Harrow sheep Skins, Ruggy tonEu O.
set buggy Harness 4Cultivators
FREDERICK llARMAN.
AR, 10, III
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ASSipnee Notice.

A Ill persons interested 'aro here
"A by notihcd that William Hams OF Chap
man township, Snyder county, mado an assign
ment of all his e fleets, roal and personal 10 the
undersigned for the bcneht OF his creditors.
All persons having claims are requested to pre-.
sent them to tho undersigned, and persons In.
dsbted viii please make Immediate payment
LEVI hEPLER,
April IL, W. Assignee.
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BS- Great bargains in Sun Umbrel.
las and Parasols, at S. Weiss Selins-
grove.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE

n DAllNlo lhAlONS NOlltE.-
LN-Letters OF Naturalization on the cstate OF
Daniel Gemberling late OF Penn township, decd
having been granted TO the undersigned, all Per.
sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment while
those having claims viii present them duly
authenticated for settlement 10
HENRY MOYrR,
May II, '7T,pd. Administrator.
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A VALUABLE PROPERTY At
PRIVATE SALE.

THE undersigned offers the fol-
i loving described properly at private sals
I'm N'hE~, cleared land, situate In Adams
inwn'hlp, snyder Go Pa, taO Wil.s wed ot
IroNc.ville, adjoining lands uf Wni. Wetder,
Daniel Maurcr and uthcrs, whcreUn are cree ted
good NV ELLiNH HOUsr. TAHLE SIOP
AMI other Outbuiliiuxs. Tho land l. ia "a good
stHto of cultivation, convenient to market
there salsO an excellent ORCHARD Of chhico
irutt, aud never iailiuK water on the premises.
lur Terms call at the prHmiscs or address
IErEK sHKEFFLEK
Mar. l. ~. groNvNillc, snyder Co, Ia
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a-Great bargains in Alpacas, Cali,
L Wus!ins at S. Weiss Selinsgroye.
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NOVeRNMENT SHOCKS &c-cIos

~ ing Pricos Of lbs HAVEN h TOWNSEND, 40
South Th.rd Street Philadelphia. Stocks bought
aud sold either for cAsh or margin. Jun
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40 SIDE DRAFT OR HEAVY WEIGHT.
NO SIDE DRAFT OR HEAVY WEIGHT.
.i.tH
SUPERIORITY Oss,~HE CHA NIPPON,

Tho urdoubtcd excellence Of tho Champion
over all other machines, Il In the material, work
mAnshtp, simplicity and durability OF consttuc.
iiop, Lishtncss of Draft, convenience OF hand
ling, Durability OF machine, and finally a ma
chine that harvests all crops raised by farmei
successfully. II will cut lodged aud tangled
Drain. Clover Seed and Flax can be successful
ly harvested with this machine.
In n fcv minutes the Rcspins Attachment can
be removed and the machine made ready for the
meadow,
All We ask is to give the Champion fair trial
and II IL does not give ontlre satisfaction IN eN.
cry particular, we do not ark you to buy. For
further particulars call on or address,
ARB0GAST & SMITH,
Seiinseroye or MIddleburg, Pa,
May 2l,,Y. Agcnts for Snyder county,
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Si0 aasy at homo Agents wanted. Outht ana
VIZ terms tree TRUE \ 90, Augusta, Me
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ALI communications, business let.
: Ns &C., for this office, to secure
(rsnpt attention should be addressed
ks follows: THE PosT, Middleburg,
Enydor County, Pa. Advertisements,
Fomnuuications &c. must be handed
u by Monday noon, to secure inser-
hon in next issue
The Troy herald., 1877-10-31

Including the old choice standard rs well A.
the rare and choice new varieties. also
grapevines. small fruits. .etc.. and seven acres
Of choice hedge plants. all ,<Own on high
and dry land, 3 miles southeast Of Troy. on
Telegraph road, AMI milo west Of Moscow;
Office on Nursery grounds.
Send for new abridged Descriptive Cat.
HlOguc amd Price List, or better. call aud
sec Tor yourself and he convinced that | can
supply. you with anything In tho Nursery
line. Don't he gullcd any longer by agents
frein foreign nurseries into buyin stock Ot
them ut eXtravagant prices, but buy the
saile and better stock Of me for less money
and by 20 doing you will enable me to keep
y tirst.class nursery In your midst. suited to
your wants. and every $40 spent with me II
that p,uch retained AMI added to the wealth
OF this community.
With many thanks for the liberal patron.
age ] have enjoyed from this and the ,ljOin.
ing counties and with II full determination
to Increase aud build up my Nursery to the
highest standard, 1 solicit your future pa.
trOn 'ge.
Those living at distance aud wanting n
billOf SlO worth or more, if they will bring
horse feed will give them good stable room,
AMI hed and board them tree Of charge.
send Tor new Catalogue.
A. NJ. SEIULT6,
TrOy. Mo.
The Troy herald., 1877-10-31
MODERN LANGUAGES.

French and German will be Taught by an
accomplished German, II graduate Of ono Of
the German universities.
The Troy herald., 1877-10-31
MUSIC

Will be made speciality, and will be ta,lgll
by an able nnd experienced teacher. Prot
y. NJ. WOllank. formerly connected will
Montgomery College. The whole SchOO
will he exercised In Vocal Nusic, free o
charge.
The Troy herald., 1877-10-31
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DMlNlSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
A--l.ctters Of administration on the es.
tate Of Jas. n. Reid. decd. were granted to
the undersigned on the Goth ,lav of Sept,
1877. by the Probate Court Of Lincoln co,ill.
~, Mo.
All persons having claims against said es.
tate are required to exhibit them for allow.
a,,ce to the administrator within one year
after the date Of said letters, or they may he
precllidci from any benefit of such estate.
and II such claims bc not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said lcttcis, they
will be forever barred.
This .Otli day OfScpt.. 1877.
GEO. j. DRYDEN, Admir-.
The Troy herald., 1877-10-31
| DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

n DNINIS NNI IONS NOTTCE.
AL,ttcr> Of administration with will nv.
ncXrd. on til" estate Of John Adui,,r. deed.
We're gramtSdto the Undersigned on the 10Th
day Ot SEPTEMBER. 1877. b. the Probate
Court Of Lincoln County. Missouri.
All persons having claims against sail cs.
tate are required to exhibit them for allow.
uncc to the administrator within one year
ufrcr the date Of said letters. or they may be
preclu,icd from any benefit Of such estate
and u such claims be not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters. they
will he forever barred.
This 10Th duv Of Sept. 1877.
ISAAC II OWINGS, Admir-,
The Troy herald., 1877-10-31

A I,OT OF rLANK ORANGE Az.
"A rLIcATION. for Mer.mv,hip NJ only
Fifty Cc,tsa Hundred. Fifty for rs cents
twenty l-hric ~ cents lc.s thin that NUM-.
hcr cent each.
The Troy herald., 1877-10-31
Com llicrcial Course.

Thorough, instruction In bookkeeping
embraced In the course. This department
graduate of 1Sryants 4 StratOn's Business
College, st. Louis, Mo.
The New York herald., 1877-12-17

different lives are all needed TO carry society. He
makes attempt 10 understand everybody. Ihis
man the truth no ~ ever jealous In us
cause; he wishes 90 have tomorrow better creed,
In detail than ne has today therefore he loves TO
have say upon these important subjects, with which
they best acquainted he 10 open 10 all forms oil
truth, and his charity 10 simply human. He IS ever
busy In the working out Of those social problems IN
which nearly concerned. He looks for future,
but future improved by his own action The old
creed breaches resignation, the new one energy Ihat
teaches that man can do nothing without God; this.
that without man God can do nothing. The believer
In the new faith asks, is ife worth living Tor,
with the immortal and tho creative sun above
that which has been pouring his fructiypg beams
upon the earth Tor millions OF years-this bright
world OF where there are 30 many moving ques-
tions TO be asked and answered. Is II not worth
while when have done best and lain down
TO sleep to know that everlasting matter will be
marked by progressive changes IN millions OF years
TO followS "Hc can't be wrong whose life 10 IN tho
right" Let those who believe In so magnificent =
creed this try TO live up TO it so that We may DO
enabled from the noblest life to iner tho noblest
crood.