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National Republican., 1878-12-02
A Cadayerous Joke,

Between four aud i've o'clock yesterday
morning residents in the neiqhborhood of the
Medical College, corner Of Tenth and Is streets
northwest, were aroused by cries Of "Pcl'ce!"
Sergeant Slattery and Officer Thompson re-
spouded to the call, and two lsdies living next
door to the college, on Tenth street. stated
that colored man had thrown a
bag into the passage Of their house
and Immediately ran away. The
officers looked in the passage aud found the
bag, and upon examining II closely discovered
that It contained the dead body Of a man. A
wagon which stood In front Of the door fur
nished clew to the mystery, rs 1t was sup
posed TO be q cadnver intended for the college,
and the driver, through mistake, had put the
bag In the wrong door. The body was placed
iu the wagon and driven to the Fifth Precinct
station. By this time a crowd Of news.
boys, who were waiting for their
Sunday papers, started the story that
the Stewart remains mystery had been
cleared up at last, as the body was In the bag.
Tho news spread quickly, and in n short time
n crowd OF nearly 800 persons had assembled
| in the vicinity Of the station. house. Tbs bag
and its contents were taken into back room
| ut the station, aud in few minutes was
ripped open. The body Of q young colored
man, about nineteen years Of age,
| said TO bo named Robinson, who was
buried In PottePs Field last Friday, was found
The remains were kept at the station about
| two hours, when they were placed In the
wagon aud takeu 10 the property stables. La.
ter in the day one Of the professors at the
Medical College called OH Major Morgan and
received au order for their release, and, having
secured the body, superintended Its removal 10
the dissccting room OF the college. No arrests
were made, rs the driver Of tho wagon failed
10 put in an appearance and cani his property.
For some reason the police authorities seemed
anxious that no publicity should be given the
affair. An effort was made TO suppress the
facts, and the morning report from tho precinct
| in which the affair occurred was withheld, so
that the reporters were unable to find it ycster.
day morning.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
YnnthfnI Masauernders.

There was a happy gathering of young mas.
queradcrs Friday night at the residence of Mr..
Chase, corner Thirteenth and 7 streets. The
costumes were well selected and represented
evory character suggested by the comic muse.
The usual fun prevailed throughout tho
evening until about twelve o'clock, when the
youthful couples departed for home. Among
those present were Misses +. Clark, l.. lIol.
lingsworth, J. Woodwork, r. Ellis, NJ. Philip
r. Phillips, NJ. Phillips, l.. Beam, z. Poole L.
Chase, NJ. Hal!ct, L. Trunnel F. Johnstone,
and II. Walsh, and Masters Nat Lane, Thomp.
sou, .. Darrell, @. n. OmoLundro, J. Huneke,
W. Hollingsworth, II. and T. Finckel, W.
IIibbs, Apple, q. Raum, Allen, 5. Cough, LeP.
ley, SEWN, Potrie. and A. Conn.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
rBkPBRAHCE FOLKS.
A Lively Meeting Of Dashaways-Thc Pro
hibltionists.

A Lively Meeting Of Dashaways-The Pro-
hibItionists.
The Dashsways were greeted with q large
and respectable audience In Lincoln Hall last
night Mr., G, NJ. Nye presided and Mr.. L. II.
Patterson acted IS secretary. Some time be-
fore the doors were opened large crowd had
congregated and q few minutes amer seven
o'clock the hall was filed. Tho audience being
somewhat impatient, the choir entertained
them with some good singing, under the lead.
ership Of Professor W. T. Nimmo and Mr..
James Gibson, with cornet accompaniment,
until the arrival Of Charley Nye, who was
greeted with applause as he came upon the
stage. The meeting wa. thea formally opened
with prayer by the chaplain Rev. DR.. Kramer,
and the minutes Of the previous meeting and
the pledge read.
After spirited opening remarks by the presi-
dent he called for experience testimony from
reformed men, aud the request was complied
with by b. +. Oliphant Mr.. Hodgkin, Bud
Eaplcstcn, Joe Coomes, W. J. Boyd, George
Savage and others. The Hon. J. A. Harvey, of
Iowa, was then introduced, and delivered
fOrcible and logical address. The Hon. W. b.
Redgraye, Of Baltimore followed with pow.
erful appeal, bringing IN his own experience
with good effect. Colonel Poornian, Of Ohio,
was the next speaker. He held the audience
IN Closest attention With an eloquent address.
Charley Nye closed with strong appeal, bring
ing In his characteristic experience talk in an
effective manner.
An interesting incident Of the meeting was
the presentation Of quantity OF red ribbon by
Mrs. Brookiield, in behalf Of the Pioneer Ju-
venile Iemplars, Sjch was received by Presi-
dent Nye with appropriate remarks. Miss
Florence }. Hopkins favored the audience
with some good singing. and, taken altogether,
the meeting was grand success, large num-
Der having signed the pledge.
II was announced that testimonial benefit
would BE- given TO Miss Florence Hopkins by
the temperance people, In Franklin Hall, cor.
ncr Of Sixth and streets, next Wednesday
evening, in recognition OF her services in the
cause. II was also announced that the doors Of
LiucolD.lla would not be open till seven o'clock
| sharp next Sunday night. The meeting was
closed with the singing Of the zology by the
| choir and bcnedictIon by Rov. DIR. Denison.
PRoHIBITIoS ALLIANCE.
The meeting Of the Prohibition Alliance in
franklin Hall yesterday afternoon was well
attended. Mr.. George Savage presided and
Mr. 4. {. Constantine acted as secretary. After
very crcditablc singing by the choir. led
| ~ Professor W. T. Nmmo, the meeting was
addressed by Bud EagIcston, W. J. Boyd. Rev.
{. W. Drnison, Joseph Coomhs, W. B. HIwcs,
and Mr. Buchanan. The meeting was inter
| esting, and the Alliance will continue its
| meetings in the same hall every Sunday after
| noon at three o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
A Rare Attraction at the ComIouc.

Tie attraction at the Comique this evening
will he "Yauk Adams" the wonderful finger
Lil!iard player. Mr.. Adams performs a num-
bcr Of the most difficult shots and must be seen
to bo appreciated. He has played all the lead
ing billiard experts of this country and been
uniformly successful in his contests. lie has fire.
qucntly made runs of $50 and the like. Alto.
ge,hcr his playing is phenomenal his equal
never having been found. The exhibition this
evening will embrace fOrty.Gve shots, and no
one should fail to DO in attendance who is an
admirer OF ivory work"
National Republican., 1878-12-02

The attention Of all desiring to purchase
holiday presents Is invited 70 the advertise
mcnt Of VI. Z. Boardman, No. 500 Fifteenth
street (Corcoran BuIdiug). His stock en-
braces the latest styles in work.boxes, pocket
books, Jewel cases, albums, &c. Juvenile books
pr0rusclr illustrated, can be found on hii
shelves and elegant productions In olive and
holly Woods. pearl, Russia leather, &c. MI
Boardmau has just returned from Now York
where he purchased all tho latest novelties
The grand opening takes place to-day, to which
all are invited II is safe to say there Is not
finer stock Of goods In the city. Every ono
can be pleased by calling At No. 62o Fifteenth
street,
National Republican., 1878-12-02
ovERCoATs, EIsEMAN BROS. It'll AND E
-
Funeral OF Dir. John Langley.

The funeral of Mr. John Langley, the we'll.
known restauratour, took place yesterday after.
noon from his late residence, on Sixth street,
between Pennsylvania avenue and c street
northwest and was largely atten led, the
streets in front Of and near the house being
lined with people. The cortege, upon leaving
the house, proceeded to st. Patrick's Church,
where Father Walter conducted the services,
at the conclusion Of which the cortege proceed.
ed to Congressional Cemetery, where the burial
took place. The horal tributes were very ele'
CANT The pall.bcarcrs were T. Berry, A. llnr.
rison, l.. McNichol, Frank Gait, $. c. SEIZURE.
man. and T. W. Twomblcy.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

The society met as usual last Saturday even
ing The Goba;o was laid over, and immo.
diately after the meeting an impcach ment
trial was commenced The Judge, Mr.. Fowler
ordered the ccrk to call the court to order and
the indictment TO be read. This consisted of
articles OF impeachment agains; Messrs. Wilson
and Hillyer by the society. The counsel for
prosecute were Messrs. {. B. Rhcem and c. B.
Hunt, and the accused argued for the defense
they first pleading mot guilty" The court
kept open till late hour, and adjourned sub.
ject to the call Of hejudge. Thejury consisted
Of six members duly affirmed, and the counsel
for both sides were allowed to challenge two
each, the places OF the challenged jurymen tC
be filed. Al the noxt meeting of the society
there will be readings and speeches by the
members.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
National Thea,rc-John Mccullough.

Mr.. John Mccullough, an actor whose name
is associated with the greatest that bave
adorned the stage, will begin u weeks engage
ment at the National Theatre tonight. Dur.
ing the week be will give six Of his magni f.
cent impcrsonations-a new bill being offered
each night. Tonight Mr.. Mccullough will
appear as Jrginius, tho Roman father. Miss
Hcnriette vsders will assume the role of Tir-
ghlia, Mr.. Thomas W. Keene that of Appits
ClauoliHs, Mrs Octavia Allen, Serid, and Mr.. NJ
flanagan. DeHfdtds. rrginiHs Is one Mr. Nc
Culloughs finest characters.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

About two o'clock yesterday morning on.
GERS McMahon and Woodruff discovered light
In a small honse corner Of Eleventh and |
streets southeast and as they suspected that
something was wrong they entered and found
the occupant, Thomas L. Bosnian, trying to sct
fire to the house. He had started a Gre, which
the officers cStinguishcd. Bosnian, who is in
sane, soon became very violent, and the oil q.
GERS took him to the Eighth Precinct Station,
whore he is locked up for security BOSNIAN
came from Baltimore about eight months ago,
and has since lived In the small frame ,truc.
ture or shauty where tho officers discovered
him. He has livOd alone and supported him.
self by selling oysters. Lieutenant Noonan
yesterday notified Li, friend, IN Baltimore Of
his condition, and Il they do not take charge
Of him BOSNIAN will probably be sent 10 tho
asylum to-day.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
Theatre CoIniuue.

Another fne bill has been arranged for the
patrons of tho Comiquc this week. Among
the new arrivals are Yauk B. Adams, the great
finger blliardist. the Russells, and the Parker
Sisters. Some Of the best Of last week s conf
pany remain, including Williams and Sullivan
Pcasley and Lea, the Dc Forests and the Cort.
lauIt Sisters
National Republican., 1878-12-02
.,Iarriuge Licenses.

The clerk OF the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
! 4. johnson and Anna NJ. Jackson.
H. G. Chick and Henrietta &. Spates.
William Williams and Harriet johnson.
Samuel X. Muudcll, of this city, and Mary
Newton, Of New York.
J. NJ. Miller and Mary A. Frank, both Of
King Georges County, Va.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
Opening of Millinery Goods.

On Thursday next Mrs. J. p. rG!mcr will
have her grand winter opening of hats aud
bonnets and large variety of the latest French
novelties in millinery, at her popular esta b.
li-hment, No. 1907 + street northwest. OF
course the ladies will make note OF this an q
be sure 10 be present to witness tue display.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
DE. Lord.

This evening Dr.. Lord will lecture on Char /.
lcmagne, one Of the worlds greatest conquer
ors-a hero who rcpcllcd the hordcs Of barba'
riaus, who would have destroyed everything
valuable in the civilization of the tlmc. He
built up firm government, promoted the arts
Of peace, and fOstcrcd learning.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
BODY.SNATCHERS At WORK
A Cadaver Left by Mistake at the
Wrong House.

How Household on Tenth Street was
surprised-A Mysterious Bag. which
Contained q Corpse, Stolen from
the Potter's Field-The Crave
Robbers Unknown Ef-
forts to Keep II quiet.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

New Advertisements.
Theatre COmique
Imperial HUiCl-rrtss for board.
lIrs. J. r. PGlneI-wintcr opening.
National Theatre-lohn Mccullough.
Rooms for IeGt-l3l5 + street northwest
Por rent, r0Oms-l64g X street northwest.
Furnished rOOms-l2lJ street northwest
NomGns Words oaLe-ll0I Pennsylvania ave-
nue.
N. Z. BosIdman, s2s Fifteenth strcet-holIdsy
goods.
=. WRllsch, loan broker And lewelei, lil7 Penn.
glvAnis avenue.
Sewing Machine Agency. =. McEenrOy, i!i
Ninth street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

Stud, weighing over three carats, perfect,
finely cut, very brilliant for sale at tho re
markably low price Of 5000, Jacobs Brothers
I229 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1878-12-02
FRUITS and pure n. y, Cider Il. Lanckton's

"WoMAS's WORDS opens its new Washing
ton office to-day. This handsome and ably
managed paper has already circulation in
thirty.thrcC States aud among the progressive
people Of many foreign countries.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
A NOTED sharper, '

A NOTED sharper, wishing to ingrntato him
self with clergyman, said "Parson, ! should
like to hear you preach more than can tell
you.' WELL" responded the clergyman, II
you had been where you onght to have been
last Sunday you would have heard me-"
"Where was that?' asked the sharper. In
the county jail" was the reply.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

Ida NJ, Hamilton, through her counsel, Is
about entering suit against Calvin Wilmer, a
grocer, for $1,000 damages. She charges him
with having had improper intimacy with
her, the fruits Of which Is an illcgit!mate
child aud also that her constitution Is under.
mined and her character ruined, for which shG
wants satisfaction. Two other suits arc pend
ing, growing out Of the same affair
National Republican., 1878-12-02

- BALTIMORE AND ONO pEPoT NEW JERSEY AVE
ECE AND STREET.
Morning EIrrfne.
Soo Fl LOUIS a Ctn. eH- st:5o. paltimore accora
NJ. Phla. 4 n. y. ex. $50, Batimcre accom-.
~, Chico Pittsg eS. SEQ, Y, Phil & Bos er.
eI Baltimore and way ss0it Piedmont Stfashurg
stations. Winchester, fredck,
va, Pred &C. tMet br'ch.)' HaEerstown, Point OF
l1d, Baltimore, Annapolis Rocks q way siailons
express ssf Baltimore aoccm.
~ Eartinsburg and IIa- .7i70 Baltimore express.
gtrstcwn ae. Metro '7'55. Baltimore way sta
pOlitan branch uOnA
e1cA, Baltimore accom- $50, Chicago st Louis,
TIC. baltimore express. ~ 70, NY. PHI a Boston
express
sArrive daily oihers Sundays excepted.
~ For the time Of departure OF trains see adytf.
them ept- elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-12-02
somethins snr the Children.

A dress doll opening, something moved and
unique, will bc given at Mrs. c. strattons, No.
so7 Pennsylvania avenue southeast on Tues
day noxt, the Sd instant There will BE- an
inconsiderabls variety Of dolls on exhibition,
attired not In the usual hundrum manner, but
In the most elaborate tollettes. There will be
largo dolls and small dolls, comely dolls and
homely dolls dolls to laugh and dolls 10 sing,
aud dolls TO cut pigeon wing.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

Go1r pair OF Opera Glasses from s. up, at
r. Harris & Cos, i35 seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

Ladies Kid Button Shoes Sc so,
at II. J.. strasburgor's, 3Gj30S Seventh stree
National Republican., 1878-12-02

.'oR upwaId Of thirty Yeas Mrs. Winslow's
soothing syrup has been used for children. IL
soirCuis acidity Of the stomach, relieves Wind
,nic, regulates the bowels, cures dyscntery
sna dnrrahDs whether arising nom tecthing
pr other causes. An old aud well.tried remedy.
r. ccutsa bottle.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

For gold.fllod and plated Jewelry call at r.
Harris & Co.'S, 435 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

Merry SrITs for 40. at Roman & Cox's,
clothicrs. jU7 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

Gents Calf scwcd CATERS $3.50,
at II. l.. strasburgers, 800 -30s Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-12-02
Ihermometric neadInss.
Indications

For Middle Atlantic siaics c!cuiy 's.Ey
ve1.hcf; wara ct.'g:.y vHa's failing barometer
generally followed b! ts.ag la-yae'cI aud cv.Icr
uesiClly " lids.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

4 VI. LANCHToS x Co.'S Fruit and Butter
depot, oOI Ninth street, opposite Patent Office.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

Gents Calf >ewed Button Boots S?.6O,
at II. l. Strasburger's, 3o0 3Os seventh street,
National Republican., 1878-12-02

SoliD gold Amethyst and Cameo Rings from
u to g. al X. Harris 4 Co.'S, iJ5 Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-12-02
4 Damaged Character.

FINE OvcIcoats are selling very ILcap At
Roman 4 Coxs, JO7 seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
An USEH EN1'S.

A coon pair of Pants for s., at Roman &
Cox's, SOY Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
CITY ITEMS.

To THE CoSsrNpTivE.-wibors Compound Of
very nausesting flavor OF the article as heretofore
used, IL endowed By the Phosphate OF Lipio with a
healing property which renders the on doubly ell.
cacious Remarkable testimonials OF It's efficacy
eau be shown 10 those who desire TO See them. Sold
SIC. D. "''' '" D "' MI '
wRES you feel q cough or bronchial affection
creeping on the lungs take Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
and cure It before 1t becomes incurable-
No wHoLEsALE butter house IN this city OF Balti
has better facilities for daily receipts OF choice
dairy products than SPicERs, corner Ninth and
streets northwest Large stock. Fine goods. Low
prices. Fair dealing.
HARVEY 4 IIoLDENs
Table d'lIote is the best In the city. Breakfast and
dinner, 10 cents each.
Yorso ProrLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin tncIu. Be wise In ume
Clean them daily with TiitRsToS's Ivory PEARL
Tooru POWDER. the most perfect dontrince known.
IL viii icep them through life in good condition,
y hite and sound. VIII har'!Un tho gums, sweeten
he breath, ana prevent toothacne. Sold by all
druggists. 70 and 70 cents per bottle
WELLS MAcrrSE.sPREAp sTRFsoTEISTSo PrAsT.
Ere ars st!l the best known. Their curative pow.
crs iaI kurpass all others.
HARD time, demand economy; pracuce II by
renovating your SuIled gloves with JorvrH's IS0-
DEsous KID GLOVE CLEASsER. Price S cents per
bottle.
ARE you bilious. troubled with hcaanohe. dizzy
meas, sick stomach, constipation, Scl Are you dys-
peptic nervous dull aud languid2 AverPe TO all
eIert!on. Is your life miserable? You require y
change. Cleanse the system purify and renew the
blood. Take Qr!RKs lRlsH TEA, the great mouse.
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. suld.by all
druggists, 2S cents per package which makes
quart OF medicine.
Is your hair harsh. drv aud ,,IT? Docs II refuse
| TO curis Dres. IL with IHoNPsOgs CNADE OfrlNg.
| IN oleaginous compound Of singular nlerit II
will improve 1t. Sold by druggists, &c. Price 25.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

Go to the Holly Tree, 5is Ninth street, for
good meals and lunches.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent. interest paid Gu deposits. Special
rates on time deposits J. II. s9UIEa co.
Bankers iil6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

CHOICE New York Butter; SOC Lancktor 3
Goa Ninth street.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
=" "CHRiSTMAS GOODS"

THEAP DRY GOODS.
~ Carpets at reduced prices
81 French PoloDase Novelties less than importers
prices. 75c per yard up
Black and COlorei CsIshmerss, all wool. 40c up,
Black silks, 6lc, T5c, SIC, 81, up-Nery cheap.
Dress Goods, lOc mp, rs stock must be sold.
Our line OF toaks suTpssses anything In The city for
HtDg and style and prces less than can be bad FOL
same quality, A. 80 up.
Blankets, zoe u piece up-rery cheap.
he'd Comforters, cotton hlling, at low prices.
Ingram Carpets. Csc Sic, sc; extra good, GOc.
All-wonl Ingraips. 6jc-gOod quality.
Hartford aud Lowell's best lngrans, 7ic and SOC.
n Brussels now SIC,
egc brussels now 16c.
T. N. NArDAIN.
no27 IOD Market 81 ace,
National Republican., 1878-12-02

HARD times demand economy; rracuce II b,
renovRting your Sued gloves with JorvrH's ISO
DEsors KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price IS cents pc
bottle,
National Republican., 1878-12-02
Grand OremIng OF Holiday Goods.

JUlIUs LhSsBvEGH the Popular LOw.PIiCed ca
pei FUruisher, AZ seventh, between d aud l.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

WELLS MAcrrSr-sPREAp STRFsoTEtSISo PIAsT
ERE are itll the best known. Their curative pow
eTs iaf kurpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
A $500 solitaire Diamond

cHEylor s.Irs EIsENAN BROS. 7rHAHD +
National Republican., 1878-12-02
lie j, T., ID, y,

60 10 Jul!n. lansbu.sh Tor carpet, And Oh cloth.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

Is your hair harsh. dry aud stIT7 Does Il refuse
TO curl: DTes. Il with IHoNPsOgsl cNADE OrrlSE.
tu oleaglnous compound Of singular nerit II
will improve 1t. Sold by druggists, &c. Price 2S'
and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
nusencut

FAnoSAl THEArRI-)Ohn Mccullough.
ThtAIRE CoseuE-vari,iy performance.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
uLsTERs, EIsENlAN BROS, 7TH ANDB.

90 70 to Juliu. Lsnsburgh for window shades.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
An Insane IncendIaTy,

DRESS SUITS. El-EMAN BRos., 7rH AND Z.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

No wHoLEsALE butter house IN this city OF Bald
more has better facilities for daily receipts OF choic
dairy products than SPCER's corner Ninth and
streets northwest Large stock. Pine goods Low
prices. Fair dealing
National Republican., 1878-12-02
National 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains

pAIIHoRB AND roToxIe Dkror, SIXTH AND n
kTRTTTe
National Republican., 1878-12-02

HARVEY 4 IIOLDENS
Table dIIoe is the best In the city. Breakfast and
dinner, 80 cents each.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

wRES you feel a cough or bronchial sfrectior
creeping on the lungs take Ayers Cherry Pectoral ]
and cure II before II becomes incurable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04
BUYING A PEW.

Whapr they doin' in there? asked Mr..
Moran, the carpenter, as he passed the
church With box of tools on his shoul-
der. He was about half full.
Selling pews, said the sexton.
just what want, said Mr.. Moran, and
be walked in.
He bid len dollars on q rear pew and
won 1T. He paid his money, aud then
took of his coat and went to work. He
had the side of the pew slipped ont before
the people noticed what he was at. Then
hand as big ss clam rake was laid on
bis shoulder, and voice wanted to know
what be was doing.
Coin to have a lawn party, said he, an
want TO put this under the huckleberry
tree.
{ But You can't take Il out of here, said
Deseen Dpolittle.
Ysa, kin. Ipll 90 out OF that middle
doas soon's rip the back out. We kin
swing II round endways and jerk IL out
through the poriculis.
Then the back was ripped out o. bis
coat, be was swupg round endways, aud
be was jerked out through the portcullis,
and be didn't have change enough 70
purchase q bean sandwich after be had
paid for the damage to that pew.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

Persons may euigrow disease, and be-
ceme healthy By stasntiou 10 the laws OF
their physioal constitutions. By moder-
ate aad daily exercise, men may become
either active aud strong In limb snd mas-
che. But TO grow beautiful, how1 Age
dims the luslre Of tho eye, aud paIes the
roses on beanly's check; while erow-lsst
farrows, and wrinkles, and losl teeth,
ssd gray hairs, and bald bead, aud totler.
leg limbs, and ilnplng feet, mos. sadly
mar lhs human form divine. Bu. dim
As shs sys b, as pAlIld and sunken IS
msy be shs i&es Of bsauly, and ffAIi and
feeble AhsI once strong, erect asA naaly
body, ihs lmportsI sosb jest ssdgIng he
wlsgs for na home ln heaven, mag look
out through ,hess faded wlndoWs, e
besutlfhl - tbe dewdrops Of . summers
nornlSg, - lhs tear that giisiens 10 Al.
fseslos's eye, BY growing kipdiy, BY eul.
tvstIpg sympathy with al human kind;
By ebsrishlbg foFbearancs towards the
foibIss and foIIiss Of our RAGS, and feed.
lag dsy hy day on that lore Of God aud
nsH which lifts us from lhe brute, and
nskss % akin 10 ssgels.