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Announcements.

The Newsboys at Pixies Opera-houss
to- night.
DR.. Angel will deliver one more lec-
turs Monday evening.
Bishop Jaggar will ofiiclate to.mor.
row, morning and evening, at Bishops
Free Chapel.
At st. Johns M. 4. Church special re.
yival services will be held every eyen-
ing next week.
President Angell will address the
Seventh th.street Congregational Church
tomorrow morning.
Rev. A. M. Wooster will OCCUPY the
pulpit Of the Third Baptist Church to-
morrow. morning and evening.
DR.. Ridgaway, OF the Ut. Paul N. E.
ChuFoh, Will discourse to-morYSW even
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FOREIGN.
The w ar.
National Associated Press TO the Star.

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
THE RECENT TURKISH DISASTERS.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-Disaster follows
disaster tor Turkey. On Thursday the
Servians stormed and carried the
heights surrounding Nisoh, and yester-
day the garrison surrendered unoondi.
tionally. The Servian trophies are ninety
guns, twelve thousand muskets, and
eight thousand prisoners. The same
day Anttvari surrendered to the Monte
negrin forces, which are now marching
on Scutari. The Russians, after the
capture OF Shlpka Pass and Kezaulik,
have pushed forward to Yeni Saghra,
cutting the Yamboli Railway leading to
Adrlanople. The present Indications
are that the Turkish power OF resistance
Is completely broken, partly by reason
of their reverses disheartening the
troops, and also owing to the disorgani-
zation, confusion and uncertainty pre-
yailing at Constantlnpple.
ENGLAND BEGINS TO SEE IT.
LONDON, Jan. R-rne people OF Eng
land for the first time realize the utter
hopelessness of the Turkish cause, and
with the realization cOmos o terrible
wall from the press, which is re-eehoed
w the people.
Inc SJanuaFu'6 editorial artlCi0 upon
the war says: "Shipka Ia the crowning
misfortune of the Porte. Its political
and military significance can not be ex-
aggerated. Adrian0pie will lie at Rus
sias mercy III few days. The responsl-
bility OF saying Yss' OF 'No' to the terms
Of peace must fall on the British Govern
ment, at wbioh time all the points OF the
Eastern question must be considered
seriously and deliberately by English
mon. Tne hour is at hand when 1t must
be settled, ouce and forever" This ex-
tract, it Will be seen, closes almost with
shrek.
NOW ENGLAND MUST ACT,
The late news mas changeu Lord Bea-
constield's programme, tor whereas no
Cabinet meeting was intended until
Monday, summons were sent yesterday
afternoon tor a special meeting at noon
to-day, and many believe that a deter
mined note, almost approaching an ulti-
matum, will be senttO Russia at once.
Rome.
CONDITION OF THE POPE.
ROME, Jan. la-The Pope is compare.
| lively " ell, and yesterday received Car.
diaal Manning and Bishop Clifford In mis-
library. His Holiness, in the course o
conversation with the two eminent rep
resentatives of the English Catholic
| Church, expressed great surprise ut tht
fact at King Victor Einauuel, who wat
| so much younger than himself, and Of
| such vigorous constitution, should die
| before him.
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Catching q Crooked 93.cent Store
Proprietor.

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
PEORIA, ILL Jan. R.-News reached
here to-day through private sources that
Pratt, the absconding 99-cent store pro-
prietor, who lett this city some two
weeks ago, had been arrested in Iudian-
apolis. 1t Is reported that he has been
secreted in house in that city, and the
detectives who have been working up
the case saw Pratps wife upon the
street and followed her to the place
where her husband was secreted, and he
was arrested.
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are in progress which will insure q
grand demonstration at the inaugural
ceremonies.
Mr.. Chauncey Newton, OF the Clncin.
natl Enquirer, . pronounced Democrat,
wac ssterday nominated by Governor
Young to be Commissioner of Railroads
and Telegraphs. The position Is at pres
ent filed BY Republican. 1t 10 be-
lieVed Mr.. Newton's nomination Will be
confirmed BY the Assembly at its next
sitting.
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The Naval Cadets Ball.

NaM0nal As3Ocisted Pross to che Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 12.-The semi-annual
ball OF the first class OF Cadet Midship-
men was held last night. The old bat
terry within the Academy grounds pre-
sented a scene OF rare beauty and bril-
liancy, with a fountain in the center OF
the circular room, which was literally
covered With rare exotics. There were
about four hundred persons present, a
large number OF whom came from New
YORK, Washington and Baltimore, all
being well represented.
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Terrible Colliery Fire.

WILKEsBARRE, PA, Jan. IA fire In
Shaft No. 7. near Pittston, has been
raging all the week with terrible fury.
The Superintendent has organized
gangs Of men who have worked contin.
1ally night and day to extiuguish the
flames, but so fax their efforts have been
unsyailing. In the meantime immense
veins OF coal hundreds OF feet below the
surface shave become ignited and fears
are entertained tnat the roof OF the 0ol-
iiery will fall in.
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Marc the Bear One.

The following from Dr.. Marcus tells
who came out best:
OFFICE OF DR.. J. e. MARCUS.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. II, 1878.
In the wrestling match on January 10,
1878. between Lucien Marc and the bear
Barrabas, at Woods Thsater. Mr.. Marc
received such severe and painful lacer-
ations OF both hands as to make 1t ut
terry impossible for him to fulfill hts en-
gagememt with NJ. Leon Christol on Jan =
Iary IS, 1873. Respectfully.
j. f. MARCUS, M. d,
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Pittsburg and Her Riot RESPONSE
biIftY.

National Associated Press to the Star.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 12-At the
opening OF the Pennsylvania Leglsla-
ture memorial was presented to the
Senate aud House reoiting that the
damage 70 property in Pittsburg and vi
cinity, by riots last July, was about S3,-
0OO, 900, and substantially detailing thar
the State was responsible for payment Of
Losses. Yesterday the subject was
brought up again, but postponed.
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Appointments.
National Associated Press 10 the Star.

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The President
to-day appointed r. N. Delapline and
j. W. Camden, Of West Virginia, and
Jas. L. Stevens and Chas. z. Chouteau,
Of Missouri, to be Honorary Commits
sloners TO the Paris Exposition from
those States. They were nominated by
the Governors OF their respective States.
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atlOnM AssoclAtec PFoss 70 th6 SbaK.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.-Tha second
game Of the billiard tournament was
played last night between Slosson and
Daily. The game, six hundred points
up, was won by Slosson. score-Slos-
son, 600; DAILY, SOL. slosson's average,
23h; Daiy's, IA 1l.25. SlossOn's largest
runs, ITO, Ia, 1873; Days largest run,
l23
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onsi Assoeiated Press 10 the ssar.

National Associated Press 10 the StaK.
/! MADRID, Jan. 12.-The marriage OF
King Alfonso and Princess Mercedes 10
now fixed for February 2.
! LEIrH, Jan. I'D. B. Margregor &
fe,, merchants and steamship owners,
Gage failed. Liabilities $1,000, 900 to
Si,6oO,0C0. Assets, $50, 900.
! CoNsTANrINoPLE, Jan. 12.-In order
to convince Europe Of its desire for
peace, the Porte has asked Russia to
slate what conditions it would demand.
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Third Edition
THE LATEST
Lucky Lawrence.


National Associated Press 10 tho STAR
; WASHINGTON, Jan. 12,-The eminent
tragedian, Lawrence Barrett, CLOSES TO-
night the most successful engagement
that has been played In Washington this
season. The company leave for Nor
folk, Va, tonight, aud from thence to
Richmond, Charleston, Savannah, New
Orleans, ete,
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SsThat's the Way the Money Goes"
National Associated Press to the Star.
{ WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The annual
report Of the Secretary Of the Senate
'phows that the Investigations made last
Einter in regard to the Presidential
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Death Record.
The following deashs have bssu placed

4 Ub WKUH USWeN1 hbNV VVVV PHSVV~
,n record sinee our IaaS report;
Catherine Brinker, 81 yrs, Germany.
Loroy Jackson, IS yrs, Virginia.
Anna Apdreas, 70 yrs, Germany.
BENZ. Hudson, 22 yrs, Virginia.
Herman Pulling, 50 yrs, Germany.
Mahala F. Clark, 66 yrs, city.
Infant LuokeD, city.
Mary Edwards, 81 yrs, Kentucky.
Caroline Doetrick, As yrs, Germany,
Infant Quittschreiber, city.
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LATEST LOCAL.

The first grand concert Of the Sanger
bunu will take place in Pike's Opera
house tuesday evening, January ID.
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GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

lR. e. J. MILES. ES......................M Manager
EPrioes-Matinee, 25 and soc;
, Evening, 25, 50 and 75c,
! LAST TWO PERFORMANCES TODAY.
MATINEE at q EVENING at 4.
! OF Shakspeare's masterwork,
! ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
With the distinguished artistic,
- ROSE EYTISGE,
tAs CLEOPATRA" Mile. BETTY RIGL, Pre-
Miere Daneeuse, in addition to the "Grandesr
Bgyptian Ballet ever witnessed here"
i Monday next - Mckee Rankin and Kitty
tBianchard, In the "Danites."
) Reserved seats at Hawley's, 1874 Vine street.
- FREE LECTURES, BY PROF. o. 5.
ID FOW LER, in Pike's Opera -house, MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and MONDAY EVEN
lNdS. January 7. and IA, at s, on "PHKE-
NOLOGY," applied to Life, Health and Self
seulsurc, and to Business Adaptation. Consul
tation as 70 your own and chlldren's Phrenoo,,
Wy, best Business, Culture, &C., daily from 8
"A. M. till 10 P. NJ, al the Grand Hotel, till
Monday night, January q. jal-Wt
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NOTICE.

OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned will receive bids for the
remaining stock Of Frederick Tettenborn. at
No. 2l9 West Fifth street, Cincinnati, o.
ELIJAH NEWMAN,
Assignee of Frederick Tettenborn.
CINCINNATI, January I2. 1878. jal2-5t
grNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTI-
FIES the creditors and debo ors Of Freder
iCk Tettenborn that he has accepted an as
segment from Frederick Tettenborn, and all
claims against him must be presented, and all
dues paid to him. ELIJAH NEWM
I jal2-3t3
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COMMITTED to Life imprisonment.
NartonAl A ssnc,Iatad Yrssa 70 tho Star.

CHARLOTTE, N. g., Jan. 12.-Rufe Lo-
rance aud Richard Smith, both colored,
sentenced to be banged at this place
yesterday, had their sentences com
muted to imprisonment for life. Both
had been found guilty OF murder in the
first degree.
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VI nrRRage Laoenses.

MARRIAGE LfoensoSs
The folio wing marriage Neeases were
ssusd sinoe our last repoFs:
Barney Knapp and Anna Meyers.
Henry Laub and Emma Wilfrt.
E. Hemann and Anna Br0ckschmidt .
Jos. Hargrave and Lydia Perry.
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NA.loua, Assooiatsd Press 10 the Star.

National Associated RfesS 20 Cne Star.
TIE INAUGUR RATIoN--NKwToN's NOMI.
NATION.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 12.-dovernor-elect
Bishop has arrived here with his family.
He Will be inauaurated Monday next.
The General Assembly has adjourned to
that day, and elaborate preparations
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Special TO the Star.


AFTER THE BATTLE.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 12.-The city is
very quiet to-day, all the Senatorial oon-
testants and their friends having gone
home, as also many members of the
Legislature.
The Republican members OF the Legis-
lature met In caucus last night to choose
a Senatorial candidate who should re-
ceive the compliment OF their vote on
Tuesday next, aud concluded their work
rather torcibly by abandoning all the
candidates that had been spoken OF, aud
decided to vote blank. The struggle for
the honor was between Gen. Garfield
and Governor Tom Young.
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AMusAA6BNT3.
b R0BINS0N'S OPERA-HOUSE.
D. NACAULRY., Manager.
THE HIT OF THE SEASON

Fl THE HIT OF THE SEASON.
MATINEE TO- DAY. 1.-TWO Performance g
10 day, SATUR-
MOTHER'S SECRET, DAY, January Ia
| Matinee at = Even
1OTHER'S SECRET. ing at 8, the Great
| Partisan and New
MOTHER'S SECRET. York success, n e
! MOTHERS SECRET
WOTHER'a SECRET. RICHEL MACAU-
LEY as the Mother.
MOTHERS SECRET. SERAPHINE.
| New and beautiful
MOTHERS SECRET. scenery and brill
l., lent cast.
r. Remember the matinee. Admission 25 and
,H0c. Reserved seats at Church's music store
baud the Opera house.
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ing upon the subject, "Divius RetritW
ti0n."
Rev. Joho W. Pratt, DID,. Of Ridk
mond, KY, will preach at the SeeozA
Prssby tsrian Church Tomorrow, nsrD
ing and evening.
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FOUND.

TINOUN UND-GROCER lES-5c will buy either
I quarts corn meal, l of hominy, l of milk,
/ OF dried apples, Il Id Of white sugar, y lib Of
Augar corn, 4 lb good T, 1 lb Of buckwheat
TH0KNBUKI'S Co-operatIve Stores. north
west corner Sixth and Plum, 49 East Pearl.
al West Sixth, Elizabeth and John, Locust
aud Park avenues.
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WANTED ---M1scnLLANnoUs.

HANG-All kinds Of wall
w paper at &c per roll. W. NJ. BARN kS,
81 Sycamore street. del3-n
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|DR. A. BERRY, DENTIST.
7 Isxxss> Office and Residence,
,m IS w. Seventh Street.
Laughing Gas used.
FOR SALA.

tT>OR SALE-FEATHERS-L 5-pound
Il pillows, 81 (eaeh); 35-pound new feather
beds, S6: feathers, l50 per pound. G. W. NOR
RIS0N 4 CO., 81 West Sixth street. between
Main and Walnut street, Sd floor. ja9-lm
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OF doubt AMI dependency In which tho flesh
grows heavy and drags the spirit down. is ~
loss consequence than the corrclativc fact that
all true poets surmount these moods. Tommy
sons In Memoram' which has inspired
more unwholcsomc verse than my poem in the
language has been uttcrlo mis.oncoivod NY the
valctudinarians and scntimcntalists who fail to
understand that far from being an exposition
81 character. it is merely the manif station ola
condition and presents a phase OF intellectual life
through which Hll active minds pass, but out Of
which IL those minds are robust, az we'll they
issue. lighting thcir way to serene JOY and con-
ndoncc.
oar complaint against Mr. winter md HE
congcncrs is not that they feel the rnthos Of life
but that they feel nothing else We shall not
deny that there axe minor strains In payd's
lmrp or that there is an inner voiec mingling
IL. tones Of sadness with hlithc malons' laugh
ter. oven In Shakespeare.
l!ui lot VS. moi coniound tho detection 81 the
healthy man with the mnlancholin of the inya-
lid. In the ono there Us the inartiaulatr rathos
That c-m,e and fades like the tropical twilight
In Tine other 'a tho uctuant complaining that is
like am evil climate
lc,en tcs whose .ha"oro heart. ami frames.
Nl.it ir. .ict. d they hlIuu thrirrlIau- hi.h.
bat c.ush,d rclium,. Ahaunl Go tue sk,
II is at least safe to shy what they arc not
They are not whincra. " 1t has uot been the
vhinol and ,,bimn,r,1 I, bes b,cu f,n.ov,ho
I,,., ,,.-l, t,.,,,, ,',,,.. i.,,..,,.... .,
,i,,f,l nn,Id f 49,, ,.,,.
,,iD.n
Tb, co,rori.o,, ~ NJ v-i,t...s ,,., i,,,,.
which show an interval Of six years in thcir
udt' ol lNhlratlon. proves only too con elusive
~ how fixed IA his condition. All tine grave
damn that adhered TO one is preserved in the
other lis loves and his lnguors still round up
in the scpuichrc. and We perceive how true it
is that
our torment. nl.o ma, in lcnsu of time
'''''" ''' ''''.'''
H. still hugs the thought OF dissolution MS If
death were not the common privilege of us all.
sun insists with gentle but rcsolut" guerra
lou@n'ss ON being crushed perfume.
Ills Is stun tine same parade Of MIR. Winier's
private dcsoI"ti"n. MS IL brave men ana women
VINO haV' mao tle lahgs oi the real monster 100
their hearts ana have horne upunder calamity
WIN h"r"l' silence ana PATIENCE ana Kept on
ia inc ualh oil duty, should SIT down YIN" way
siIc AMI weep with MN because yesterday.
with all It's rosy light, would not remain to-
day.
We do not believe with Mr. Winter that his il
a superior order ot l3ng. lts epiy.le is not
the orbit of the race it, tones are too -hrill
and sharp. They are not rounded with
spherical thoughts. and We dislike his habit %
asking people 10 stop and contemplate Ai-
bruises
Ahoyc an. we must d,rrcoatc his desire Co. De-
coddlod because hc had GO take his share u Oh"
misery Tat comes 90 all mon:
s..o.ff t.tf ~ f-i.f.f.i.., Room q. O. fv.i.. ni.
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We made up our mud That we wanted torcach loW0Q
crciutuu and uuH0 the rC0t-~ rt move o. t,,ue that
result. aud it viii o. accomplished lN Ncdt Nay Jan.
l. 1871 which day We Will print ani circulate lpn,-
90 ADVOCATES
train ear. Doc .acly run from Union ll In ler.
sy city. over the tupui TrNfv thul ID cue h NcW
N0rk. fu Hl,.iUi'- .NlUh 40 T.. hith llsht,-u iho
proper plan be- adopted audi means secured "a accomplish
the result
We have made up mind That we want Co secure
twenty columns Of good sound business advertising,
which az the rat % onc urtl OF one cchi yer int igr
each 1850 papers uriut iur ~ cents Ger Tine tor cact
iUlyo uaucrs or - iuItr uc fur each trntNO (Which
is only one N 0 tit lowest .tts roN Du-Wtll nay
every expense uf c edition ami leave DE entire receipts
from circulation flee.
This is exactly what driving at-lIi We say II
any man on puNlisl4us house
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In orler toIclu.r their hcay5 stock ~ straw
muttlu.s. ! osoph Wild & Co.,. go and 90 TAomns
st.. near broadway have decided, during the
cu,1ius wc.l, 10 off n ut retail all their -t0't az
wilt,. red check. and fancy at ulsurdY low
n..r,,a4 - tIr
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Now. the aivcru-if4 public nest 60 the ccis nre tho
worst skinned class DO ut country NNt 'o the lightning.
rod men nud io Insurance MIS- the l-- 4 Nals amt
frauds thnt IrN upon tut business IuIH advertising
agents. wo $50 about rtdluus and repeating ulsohuUd-
that their futi-Ntrs Invent
Hence no proof lt results can satisfy solid business
men That paltrt. good advertising mt ium-nnd to
that IrOui amt test wc tul init
Now, thclttotc--to o., advertising puhicwc say I'll
further notice winch viii Doc gwen when the church ~
fu. Will receive fret N|A-s advertisements at ten
cents liuc amt any man hn, that his venture does
not pay. We vili give him ll~ money back.
We authorize AGENTS Go take NIsut AZ this rate
NocoutrHct good fof nat one tuuc- 10 On wctk 10
week. subject o. alteration and advance u rates
our circulation D.. f-.utt
u isut over 2fffs1 post offices.
II De- ruuniu- W ut the .ttc oi over 2l,QOJ week.
our agent. are
T. Dt'NCAN SNIFFEN. Sew York.
EDWIN ALDEN Cincinnati
\. W. AVER y co.. Philadelphia.
T. e. EVANS go. Hu.fuu
H. T. HUBBARD Sow Haven.
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In the postponed 2:2i trot mt Prospect
Park. Alley TOOK the fifth heat yesterday morn
ing. IN the rain. in 2:33'.. Vulcan took the
sixth heat and won the trOt in , :j6 q.
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and. wo SEQ her always through mlsts Of

Hut only there nothing wcn.
i M M.LLLI. A .l----I l.. NOW

H. Knows mot what unholy spell weighs on
his heart and bends his brow"
ro,ool, then, .. ooo.,o. v.,u
hIhnuthr,s D.. 70 ,'aU'l now
H. call. ON tle blood d.. granc to "n,olti.o.
wcn,y l,oa,t of ,,,in,.r rnI. "tr,I of ,soco anil
his. IL, is .;.k of all ,no, u.s." lie" .annol
month fine .lov Of I,f,, 90 fo, "oll ,., ,voflI f..
arnlod yrh cnrc." Ilo vni,s for a homo and n
, r ~ ,,i $3.50 ~ =, a. -,
'rot,., i,,n, AN n,,u Inn ,.i., If,,
rc.t IA, on, , y'' "''
Of death 9U He will not regret death
uc3. lie wonders " IL il is cold in the grave
'o1 lie roiloets that the end Of all is the
peace of grass. He oven enters the grave and
mahes 10 occupant talk.
rg. an lcH. Know ,ou 1oti am dead,
san,..n an, y DO. i,,,. ...,,, "A grave 'E"'
"'' "" '"'i' '''p ut '' ''t"''
Ho '"'eh'' Jus "'"Foy"lu ."'' '"' 7HS'
hfrr'an, ,, .2n,
81 ui.'c
W d l.4. f. .,fl "a
.,.u wa en..,.1
H.. ...','.. ,.,,,ovsv
NV wa" M '' "'
IT,. ,.cr,. o,,,,f,, ,t,,r. d. ,o ohocrfnlnoas 10
be- found IN, eu.h thamo- as Frchu-. "Lothc.'
a D,rar Death Angel. Doom. hu,'
" % mary. An III .iarh. irrd'siinei'
Across th' Hr.'r. LD' huin. ana inc
90 Last ~''n". Let us therefore turn ." VT
eia. with iln hope az iinling' by way OF con-
tia-t. some echo oi the nrsy f'V'lfy "i me- ana
with 'hc earnest desire % s"uns "u' oil the
damp atm iA r oi lAe grave IA's Is WHAT
our author rr"h'fS u.s.
N, ar. b. 4fni an' lhi. ',n'' WIN la'n.
'nn, g 49, yoa. ~. sd ni.b
r h", ~. u ,HD-h i,-, ili,t l o, 1E
yoai hand sool CHOW idc-tiiat. al
Tho Merry Monarch tp. iqi bcnrs NJ least
n cheerful tide. In that Mr.. Win,or docs at.
towpt the cheerful law. and with a uop-i,e
hilori,r .inr.s that tbn ,.r.o, ambition NJ bis
hoarti. to rlov TN, rale Of IIumt,y Dnmpt,
with the merry assurau, e tbat There is a erayc
nj tho end ofr
,,,u.,..,..r,,.. Standardization,
a .l..t go .lile lri CAS-, and lf.4ut
t,1a,lu,, -'i'. WI ,', '',, ihc ty
lceud envy uerotcnai, uu'er thc .ln
riiidh,c III, H'a.t,ica. n,'nars., OF ian
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-12
MiRINE INTELLIGENCE


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