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France.

The Wing is correct in its impression.
The Government Of France issues no paper
money. 1t makes tho notes Of the Bank or
France legal tender Just as our Government
makes the notes Of our national banks. Mr..
FULTON carelessly used the word" Govern
ment'' for &c bank pa very natural mis-
take for an American to make, seeing, that
his Government has over three hundred
millions OF dollars OF Government notes in
circulation. go: Is 81. Z @i.G.a .,ea4,a-:
The London Economist, .s..the highest
financial authority in Europep' according
to the Wig s own, estimate, places the en-
tire paper-money circulation !of France at a
little less than five hundTed millions Of sdol-
lars, or between So and S15 per head The
United States Government has over S14 per
head OF paper money I'M circulation. These
admitted facts ought TO end allarguments TO
be drawn from the experle Of France In
favor OF thnissueH sw othousandmlli OF
dollars or irredeemable gFeenbacks. We
have more paper money per capita, though
we do not need as much. Our people do
not hoard after the manner Of foreigners,
and so our, money is kept in circulation.
But this Is only half the case, The other
haif is that the bank-notes in France are sci.
dom seen in the ordinary transactions Of
business-lise. Gold is the common cur
rency Of that country. All the notes OF the
Bank of France are redeemable in specie
convertible into gold or silver on demand.
Let this be the kind Of paper-money issued
In this country, and we will not object to
any quantity OF it that can be put into cir
culation. Good money has never been too
abundant, and is not likely to be. But we
do dread the destruction and ruin which
would result to all the business interests of
the country, and especially of the South, il
q food OF irredeemable greenbacks were let
loose upon the people. The. cotton crop OF
the South brings into the United States hum.
.dreds Of millions OF dollars annuallyS The
South depends largely upon it for her
wealth and prosperity. She raises nearly
5000, coo bales, averaging each 4A0 pounds.
What would she do IL her currency were
ruined and DESTROYED ! Does any hodysup-
pose that she, who can thus annually COM
mand hundreds Of. millions Of dollars Of
the gold Of Europe. is going to- be party
to the debasement Of the ciren hilton OF this
counsrye Surely not. Il, ,,,s,t y:
OR 10 lake the city Of Richmond only.
Its -four trade is with Brazil. Would any.
bodyin Brazil take orr irrede emable green-
backs for eotse Richmond g tobacco trade
v with Europe. Here IA this city arado-,
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! i5TH oFaEGUsr,

VICTORIA LAWNS reduced to 81, 10, aud 12kc.
per yard, and ten cents taken Off on every dol
lars worth you purchase; .i'ai -"
FRENCH CORDED PIQUEs-cxtra wide, goods
ut 25c. per yard WORTH 50c., and you get ten
cents or on every dollars worth you purchase;
STRIPED LINEN DRILLING at SIC. worth 25c..
at, zoe. per yard worth 30c., and you get ten
cents OF on, every dollars worth you purchase
A large assortments:of SILKS at the lowest prices
cverk known, and you get ten cents or 81 on every
dollars worth you purchase - /. -
IRISH POPL1NS at about half price, ,s..,si
WHITE QUILTS very cheap. "f.iI -. - =. =, =,
We are Determined TO close out our, whole stock,
as we intend making u very important change IN
our business nextfall. LEVY BROTHERS.
=" =: :. lau3 81 ~, ~
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;Gerunai1y1tand England. =;

!, WeTeprodueedlast Monday a paragraph
from d Greenback. journal Swhich.stated that
In; Germany tue ;eircaiatiot was s3e per
capita, and.in England S26 per capita.n We
do 5nobocare to dispute thosef figures for
the preset w accept themias true that
we may show how: unfounded 1.-THE. Green
hackers differences are. They would have
us believe that the people Of England and
Germany are vastly more prosperous than
ours, and ure greatly to be envied by US,
although they know that the people OF Ger
many are focking to this country by thou
sands. Now, workingmen, mechanics, Ia
borers, and. all, read the following facts, and
say whether J gu can see anything in the
condition Of your respective classes in Eng
land and Germany to make you dissatisfied
with your own condition and country or en-
vious OF their ndition. The figures were
obtained from the official, Representatives OF
the United States Government, who reside
temporarily in Germany and England. Read
them: T. F ~. -, -. ~ ,..',,. >. >, r;
,GERMANY.-ss For agricultural labor the pay
varies greatly according to the proximity to
the manu- acturing centres, and ranges from
,58l cents day in the IcighbOrhood OF Bar
men to 81 cents in the lower Rhine valley,
and as low as IS: cents in parts Of Silesia.
At Barmen, Crefeld, and Dusseldorf, ear
penters, coppersmiths, plumbers, machin-
ISIS, and wagonsmiths earn 81 to Is cents
daiiy: suddlers and shoemakers AZ to 81
cents daily; - bakers and brewers, with.
board and lodging, from $1.2 to 81 a
weekly, and, without board, from go cents
a day TO S4.2S a week; ,farm-hands are paid
from SLOT to $2I5 yearly, with maintenance;
railroad laborers from Sc to, .83, cents per
day, and as high as % cents daily for piece
work on tunnels: siik-weavers can earn
So. Is to $3.50 a week per loom; factory wo-
men $2.15, and children sfaweek::@ Bust
ness and wages are very low. In good
times wages are 80 per cent. higher. The
cost OF the necessaries Of life has increased
some so per cent. in thirteen years, although
it is now but little higher than five years
ago.. ~.;.ss.a s&a ~ E'''5rhsSi :'-.7e
ENGLAND. -sHThe United States Consul
at Birmingham reports that the better class
Of mechanics receive about seven cents an
hour, or about 1926 Week--an increase OF
IA per cent. ever the rates paid five years
ago. The increase in the cost of living has
been small. The Consul at. Londonderry
reports that Irish farm laborers are getting
about six dollars a month, with board ana
lodging. Cotters get eight or nine shli:
lings week, and day-laborers from one 70
two shillipgs day, a, teamster may re:
ceiYe fifteen shillings O week, ana factory
girl, il steadily employed, rs high, Jog seven
shillinss week. ~" /, ~. ~ s,i " = :
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MT COHEN BROTHERS"


will commence, August 1st, to
CLOSE OUT THEIR ENTIRE STOCK, REGARD
LESS OF COsr OR VALUE, -. -.
to make room for new stock. This sale will Include
not only summer stock, but all goods they may have
on hand 31ost Of thcir stock Is marked Gown over
twenty-five per cent from their former low prices,
in order to force their sale.
LINEN SUITS at great sacrihce
1900 yards WHITE n AlNSOOK STRIPED NUS
LIN at 7hc.:
2 cases of AUBURN COTTON at G%c; >.
Best FIGURED PIQUES at 5!c.;
FOUR-BUTTON LIsLE-TllREAD GLOVES re-
duced to 25c.;
10 dozen LONG SILK MITS, in white and delicate
tintS; -
4 large stock Of CORSETS, including the Cork DR..
Warmers Health Corscts, Abdominal, Nursing,
Thompson's Glovc-FittinG, besides many other
styles; 49,
The largest stocS of BLACK and COLORED SILKS
In this city;
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS at so and o5c.;
A large stock Of MATING ut great sacrifice;
5OO FANS to be sold at less than their cost OF I'M
pOrtatiOn. ...-s- ~ 49, gu
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:. Mr.. HISTos. was nominated by the Pc
tersbburs Convention OF Tuesday, by avote
Of Sc for him to Al for Mr.. COLEMAN. The
latter made an admirable run considering
the circumstances MIR. HINTON intends to
head of thetnoaninee, Of the Greenbackers
by advocating greenbaeks himself. He. is
not the only Conservative candidate for
Congress, however, who is unsound on this
important question: we are sorry to say.
However, the scheme is so foolish that It
nay do no harm TO elect q few dozen iadyo-
Gates Ct it IN the United States.
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ID ,Hand-B BOOZE of Politics for 1878: being
Record Of Important Political Action,
National and State. from July l5, 1876, to
July /, 1873. By EDWARD MCPHERSON,
gpof Gettysburg, Pa, Clerk Of House OF
III Representatives OF United States, 3sth to
s,43d Congress, incsHsive.a Third Edition.
Washington SOLOMON d CHAPMAN. 1878:
The title tells the story. Mr., McP6ERsoN
edits also, we think, the political depart
ment Of the New York Tribune almanac:
This book of 30 pages contains almost
every document, which "a fstump-speaker
would like to have at hand when he is adj
dressing the people Mr., MCPHERSON has
edited d seriestoi this Hand Book running
back for many years.
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< euess i aa 1, 70 The Primary Elee.
-. ATLEE's, August 4, 1878.

- ATLEE's, August 2, 1878.
Editors Dispatch : We sYeuldI like on. an.
swer to the following question: -
. In case OF failure Of the county snperin..
tendentt to appoint places Tor election, and
when there aye several voting recihcts in
a magisteriats district: but only one place
heretofore used for nominating meetings,
shall this one place be used as formerly, or
shall ne open the regular voting. precincts
We have failed to see any appointment
made by the superintendent Of Hanover,
and consequently weare IN the dark.
- VOTER.
[Ehher ,eplan; will answer, provided the
voters have previous .notise.l Ao.rsI
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DEATHS.

49,. .f,rtv zirg:, DEATHS. ,7%'.!%'"
Died. at the residence of her son-in-law, George
". Lee, Mrs, MARY. a. n. KlMBROEGH' consort
Of Paul e.. Kimbrou2h.
Her funeral win take place from her residence,
400 east Marshall street. THIS q thursday EVE
MING at Ak O'Clock. Friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend. I',..,is.aaa
Died IN Richmond On the morning Of August
2. 1878, at Q O'Clock; PaUL T.. DREHEK.
HIS funeral VIII take p}acefrO 81. PauFs churcn
THIS (Thursd ", EVENING =. l At 8 o'clock
Died. In Prince Edward county. August 3; lS7s,
co,sort OF H. D. Lefew, leavinga husband and three
small Chi drcn to mourn their! irreparable loss.
= - a. Death Is The crown Of Iife. ..
Died. Sunday. August IA th. niENRY CRownER,
Youngest chtid Of William IF. anu Elizabeth j. Tav-
lor: aged seven months and i've days.
= II I takelthis little lamb, said He
And placehim tn-My breast;
Protection he shall find IN Me, ,,
serI'f ;fIn Me he ever blest! ;-HN : ."
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- >
The Urited, States law provides for Tree fe.
banking. ANYBODY who chooses 10 .ae.sos
can establish bank Of circulation; on con ~
gdftion that he complies VIII, the iaWItnniattE
il, makes bis .niotehoIde rs secure. Il there
is great profit In tt,.jt is strange that 10 lew
people engage in banking Our friends 10
sotlf11west Vfreirla,i Who are said 70 be al ar
most destitute 81 banks, are Invited 10 con-
ss;der this subject, Instead sof grumbllins'
becausegeu suppose that the banks nave
extraordinary privileges which they.ha 'I
not-set up banks of your own a ana az take 'se
TO yourselves some Of thye. 4, immense dement's
and and profits OF the ,system. But we are
grayely-toId that our friends In question,
,sbo,,cI i. enyioas of the nine" per cent
which Tile J" national banks /. charge upon
good, money, !, would prefer banks taat
could issue three dollars OF paper tor
every dollar Of, capital. paid in; or, in other
words, are willing TO pay to their local
.!sHiYLocKs ., mot orr word. eighteen pei
cent. ypf iuterest upon every s1oo: 'ot real
money in their banks-that is to say, SIX
per cent. ppoh' each one, hundred dollars itl Of
Capital III tie bank aud twelve; per cent:
upon two. hundred dollars WORTH ioi circuit
based upon the one hundred dollars OF real
money. So that the way to get cheap. money
liz to cali credit money and lend the credit
and the, capital out at eighteen percent: per
annum. we beg pardon. We,s hadn't in
tended to touch this subiectiiust now. We
ran off into il .unfntentionaHy.. D,is!Et ':i'
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.gsf,- 81 -
u IRs,E; CONGRESSIONAL {; GDIsrRAcr.-W.te1
learn that the Congressional. Convention in
the First district, which ;sscmbled? at Tap
pallanfioc on Tuesday, nominated General
r.; Z. II. BEGLE at 4 O'clock yesterday
morning. -,ludge-GoehRteK, Of Spotsylya-
mia, ran neXt.to General BEALE. !
General BBALE fs one, Of the best men in
Virginia: ,Wsdq hat believe a. better selec-
ton could have been made, Though our own
chotSs. $otild have been another man.
:. In. Dir. DoUGnAs's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
be edged: himself to: abide by the decision
OF fairIy-constitpfed convention; and we
presume flat il his name was before the
Convention atatl he viii support the norni,
nee. We may hear further news by tele-
prarhJtt3asgls.lZl.I 7;..l- az! ~. :
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: : > ? Z -T-S-TI-IT 49, - [,.,.'I
BUFFALO IaTHHA WATER,
CASE OF THE REV. J.. D. DEY,
OF THE METHODIST CONFERENCE OF VIRGINIA,
-..... of BoYDToN, VA. ~ .aI
Colonel Thomas F. Goode.::

Colonel Thomas F. Goode:
About three years ago, after long previous Ill
health, / suffered nervous exhaustion so complete
as TO be com PEELED 10 abandon my mni:te labors,
with but little hope of ever being able to resume
theni.' NV attendant symptoms were Dyspepsia 10
such extent to subject me to the strctest die
dropsy, difficult respiration, and great mental de-
preston, Some months ago commenced tie use
Of the BUFFALO LlTHIA WATERS in small
quantities, and have been for the past three weeks
visitor at The Springs. Under It's. continued use Il
distressing symptoms until l may almost say that
am in perfect health. have been able TO resume
my clerical labors, being now in regular connection
with INV Conference and aim discharging with more
case than for years before the various duties deyoy
ing upon ME. by restoration gratefully a air.
butte, under Eind Providence, TO she wonaeriui
action of these Waters. '..e1r otgr. = ,,,-
Very respectfully, ....,, ,.. q: y. LEI
BUFFALO LIrnIA SPRINGS. August =, 1878.
- :, Iau S.eod4t jf...' '.'3 -
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The Nationals of the Thirteenth district
OF Indiana have nominated the chief owner
of a:national bankfor Congress.--Neeo York
Times ..,,y III: r. - .2es ~ .'>t'aas
: What dc. they care for that? They are
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benign influences uppn the people OF the
whole country, FelloR-citi zenH, won't yen
trust your interest to- him, and Won't y0u
unite WITH his frfends toseud Captain Win
ston TO the next Congress 81 the United
Stairs - ntxHYYDTEHsn T- RicHN0Nb---
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So the IantiTepudiationist are in a ma!
iority even in ,Wgtheville! Well, well, who
would have thoughtful? Surely the Ninth
district is to be the banner district Of the
ants? .s-.-- --.-,----.---~--
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DRY GOODS.

TOW DOWN VERSUS HIGH UP.
WASHINGTON PRINTS at SIC. worth 6ac.;
CAMBRICs, nearly yard wide, at sc. worth l0c.;
DRESS GOODS at 7Hc. worth 20c.; =. - +.
DRESS GOODS at loo. worth 25c. ,...'.
DRESS GOODS at 15c. worth 25c.; l-.a...
PIQUES at "a and 10c. worth 10 and 20c.;
CASSIMERES at 25 TO soc. worth 40 to 76c.: :.
CASSTlERES at 81 to Sl.25 worth $3.50 to 81.
Great bargains IN all binds of goods.
Une1pred lease Of store for sale, and desks, SC.
Call and them.
,au 6-eod .--.-- .ra j. G.. WHITLOChi
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We will continue the UNDERTAKING BUSi-
Nk.Ss M nv old stand, 1894 Franklin street, with
Increased facilities, keeping constantly on hand AL
kinds of METALLIC aud WOOD CASES and CAS-
Orders promptly attended to and furnished at
reasonable terms. Orders from the country shall
na mn 4 5p.M&T Th4 JOHN j. BINFoRD & son.
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- =. RICHMOND, August 1, 1S7S.E
vuAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED AS a
PARTNER In the UNDERTAKING BUSl-
~ h'' '"' JOHN j. BINFORD.
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~COD-LIVER OIL. '....t =. ..t1aa
MEADE & BAKERS ~ d. .. .. -.
INCIDENTALLY PURE. .-.a.......! y

We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe It, and OF patients who have taken 1t, that 1T
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AssIMILATED THAN Any OTHER
OIL. ...5 MEADE u BAhEE,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
nol5 a 9l9 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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NEW FIRM-The business heretofore conducted
bv the a hove firm will be continued by the under
signed under the name and style OF JASSklS S9N
bm ~ Q az 'l...t 8. ..s l.. s. JACKSON.
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EUREKA.-We have found out who he Is
namely, R.;A. THOMSON, Esq, of Jefferson
county. West Val Kei>is running8against
Hon. !B.n1F., MAErrS,t present. Democratic
congressman. from the Second district Of
that State, and prosp echye! nominee:ef the
Democratic Convention soono to- be- 'heid.ii
Here is one plank. Of rMr.-T,'s platform :s,H
/, 18th. 'Tbae through a bureau 70 be estab!.
lished in the: TREASURY Department. OF the
National Governments and bureaus u the
several States, 1greenbacks or, Treasury notes
should yBe loaned by The General Govern
ment to the States at one per cent, and by
the States to the cou mites at two per cent,
and: the counties to; the people at three
per cent; upon their securities to be decided
on and declared by Congress the money to
be retained as long as interest is paid, or
the loan TO be. returned at the option OF the
borrower-thus relieving the people, and
DISCRIMINATING usQry n,.'without ,T,ufSpuDy
laWs?'" nh)2@!ir. h''H rs
There's chance for u, all 10 set ma9ney ;.
FOL. 1Ir. THOMSON also propeses;e2oo 7H' !,
That all; the gold, and an the silver we
have should be coined and used as curren-
cy, and supplemented with greenbacks or.
Treasury notes, up to, q volume Of currency
adequate, 10 the. demands OF commerce,
trade, and exchanges, upon the cash prini-l
ciple, E,rarus5I E3Da ,.l 2nFar ~ ~
Two thousand millions of dollars won't:
be half enough. We fear that our old
friend, MARTIN IS tainted with the same
heressy that underlles Mr.:. !THoMsoX;a wild
theories ION 81 "a. = =. 81 .s
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DIssoLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS

DIsSOLUTION.-Th firm OF JACKSON
AIS RI. doing business at brakes Branch, Char
iotte county, va was on the 1st of August, dsIS
dissolved by mutual consent. Either member OF Inc
htui % "ut" 'o'iiH', - -''~s''- ID. G.. ia KSOS,
.-t....-.. .suu.t ~. j. Ii. OFkRBEY.
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spring OF 1862, and followed the fortunes OF
his regiment in .Jackson's splendid; Valley
campaign, in. the seven days battles around
Richmond, at Slaughter's Mouptain, the
Second Manassas, the capture oil. Har-
peer's Ferry. and Sharpsburg. ~ He, was
in command Of tie regiment, which
was detached to support some bat
teries which. Jeb !; Stuart handled + so
spleHdidly on the enemy's flank, and he
acted with such conspicuous skill and
galantry as to win the admiration Of his
men and the emphatic approval OF Stuart.
At Fredericksburg, Charlottesville, and in
the Gettysburg campaign he displayed his
usual courage, patience (under hardship,
and ability to command men, which made
him recognized by all who knew him as a
good soldier in the true sense Of the term.
He remained IN the field, faithfully meeting
every obligation and dischargins every
duty, until, by an overwhelming vote OF
his old county, he was called to
serve in the =, House OF Delegates,
where, for two. sessions, T. he distln-
guished himself for native ability,
sound Judgment, constant industry, and
conscientious devotion to the interests OF
the COMMONWEALTH. Thus, fellow-citizens,
we have imperiectly placed before you Cap
tain Winston, in his mental. and personal
characteristics aud in bis acts, which are
their legitimate outgrowtb.. In the field, at
the bar, and in the halls oil. legislation he
has discharged every. duty with fidelity and
efficiency, and the only reason why he is
not more extensively known IS because, I'm
like most OF the men of our day, his mo
destv e1cels his merit Surely such man:
can be trusted in the Congress OF the United
States. ~. a..rt,7 !. !1i,l !se1E32n gaI,
" Captain Winston, has alWays taken a; deep.
in. crest in politics, and since the war has,
actively; exerted himself for, the success of
the Conservative, cause; in his own county,
but he has not been q candidate for, office
until now. !, His political. opinions are emil,
nently, conservative. In regard to, the great.
questions " hich are now agitating the courl-
try, such Us the legislation upon finance, the
tariff, the tobacco tax national bank, and in;
ternalrey enue systems, Sc, Capt. w inston's
views cannot be elaborated within the space
than can be given to this address. He has
proclaimed them in his speeches oyer the dis
trict. Suffice It to say that he thinks that
much Of this Legislation is unjust unequal,
and disastrous in its, consequences to this
section OF the country s. that il has beea.in
The Interest OF the capitalists and to the dis
advantage OK the laboring Classes, and he,
desires, and il, you. will send. him to Con-.
gress be will use bis utmost efforts to elect.
sd alteration In this. course d, gIslatian,.
80 thats id future, the national lars shall
AFFECT alike al Glasses Of the people agdSal
sections d. the Uniofl, and thus cause the
Blessings Of good government to shed its
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CHURCHES.

Methodist Epscopnl-Rcv. II. p. West
pastor. sabbath school at 8 a. m. e..
W. StocisCl,lc, Supt
L"tter"n-Hrv. W. G. Wire pastor. Sab
bath school at , O'Clock p. N, Jos E. Web
stcr, Supt.
U,uteR Brethren--Rcv. J. d Freed pas
tor Sabbath school at u O'Clock w. l..
Martin, Supe intcndcnl
Moraodtn-Rcv. l.. p. Clcwcll, pastor
Sabbath school at 8 O'Clock James Cree
ger. Superintendent.
Rynmn CattoItc--Rcv. Father McMur.
die
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Stlerhd Horhy.
GOING BY.

There are lonely hearts to cherish
While the days are going by;
There are weary souls who perish
While the days are going by;
If a smile we can renew,
AS our journey we pursue,
Oh! the good we may all do,
While the days are going by
There's no time for idle scorning
While the days are going by;
Let our face be like tho morning
While the days are going by;
Oh the world IS full of sigh,
Full OF sad and weeping eyes;
Help your fallen brother rise
While the days are going by.
All the loving links that bind us
While the davs are going by.
One by one we leave behind us
While the days are going by;
But the seed of good we SOW,
Both in shade and shine will grow,
And will keep our hearts aglow
While the days arc going by.
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NJ EE.TANICSTOW WN.

Buiye@--A, Slick,
CommixSDNrr%-\bcl Mitchell, f. NJ.
Smith W. l. Lynn, VIM Li,ic
Uprh-thcl Mitchell.
Y,H CoiLctor-Calcb Pcldicord.
Y1xtMaSter-.Toiln Root.
ConsMbhs Caleb Pcddicord and John
son Flcagcl.