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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-12
Better for It.

A lady residing in Dallas sends US the
subioiued poem, with the following
note: "I inclose a little gem, which
think not only a good woman's rights
production, but a good argument for
equal rights. 1 found it in an old mag
azine, aud would be pleased to know the
name Of the author, IL you can supply
it," This we are unable to do, but con-
cur in our friends opinion Of the poem,
and gladly republisb il:
II men cared less for wealth and fame,
And less for battle-felds and glory
II writ in human hearts a name
Seemed better than song and story
II men, instead OF nursing pride,
Would learn 10 hate Il and abhor It,
II more relied on love TO guide,
The world would be the better for it.
II men dealt less in stocks and lands,
And more in bonds and deeds frsternali
II loves work had more willing hands
To link this world 10 the supernal;
II man stored up loves oil and Winet
And on bruised human hearts would pour it;
II "fhinef' and mine" would once com hine,
The world would be the better for 10.
II more would act the play OF life,
And fewer spoil 10 in rehearsal; e
II bigotry would sheathe its knife
Till good became more universal;
II custom, gray with ages grown,
Had fewer blind men TO adore it;
II talent shOne for truth alone,
The world would be the better for It..
II men were wise in little things,
Affecting less in all their dealings;
II hearts had fewer rusted strings
To Isolate their kindly feelings;
II men. when wrong beats down the right
Would strike together and restore &C.;
II might made right in every tight,
The world would be the better for H.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-12

DIR. Chance, who has heretofore been
an uncompromising opponent Of equal
rights, publicly proclaimed himself on
the progressive platform at Odd Fel-
lows Temple on Monday evening by
expressing his opinion that the ladies
and gentlemen should sit aud stand
turn and turn about" as there were
not chairs enough to accommodate all
at once. The selfish side of the equal
rights question always strikes a man
first the magnanimous features soon
follow.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-12
RECENT EVENTS.

The postal commission say the postal
card is now a necessity for public busi-
ness and generally demanded, even at
greater cost than now.
The Steuben county poor-house near
Bath, Maine, was burned on the night
of the 9Th, fifteen inmates perishing.
An insane pauper fired the building.
The Oregon Steamship Company has
opened a freight Office in New York
City, and are prepared to give through
bills of loading by either of the three
routes.
Among the items in the river and
harbor improvement bill is the follow
ing: For improvement of the Missouri,
above the mouth of the Yellowstone,
$4,000.
The Senate committee on apprOpria-
tions inserted in the deficiency bill an
item Of $4,000 for contingent expenses
of the San Francisco mint during the
remainder Of the current year.
A trapeze performer at Mozart's Gar
den, Brooklyn, allowed an apple placed
upon her head to be shot at by another
woman. The apple was not hit; the
performers forehead was, and the ira
peze will know her no more forever.
The steamship "Canada," of the
| French line, which left for Havre re-
Gently, carried out eight hundred tons
of exhibits for the Paris Exposition.
These have been sent on from all por-
tions of the country, some of them COM
ing from Oregon.
The Senate committee on military af-
fairs agreed to recommend the passage
of Speneer's bill appropriating $4,000
for military telegraph from Deadwood
to Fort Ellis, Montana, embracing 2
line OF military posts on the Yellowstone
and Big Horn Rivers.
The House Of Representatives, on the
4th, by vote Of l39 to so, declared the
Office of door-keeper vacant. 1t subse-
quently refused, by vote of 1s5 to SO,
to accept as a substitute for the report
of the com mittee on civil service reform
q resolution Of censure of doOr-keepeT
Polk.
Hon. William NJ Evarts, Secretary
of State, accompanied by his family
arrived in Omaha by a special car, on
the sth, the cause Of the journey being
the serious illness of his son, William
J who had been for several years in China
and had reached the city named on his
return.
II The revenue steamer ''Thomss Cor
D win" stationed az Astoria, Oregon, ha
J. by the Secretary of the Treasury beer
= temporarily assigned to assist Captain
Y Merriman, inspector Of the government
It thirteenth lighthouse district, in max
: ing surveys and replacing buOys at tht
e mouth Of the Columbia River.
The New England Methodist Confer
e ence, at Westfeld, adopted resolution
! declaring it the duty of citizens, espe
/ cially Christians, to prevent the eIeva
d ton of bad men to civil offices, deplor
II ing the corruption in society and prev
if alence Of the communist and infide
y sentiment, and declaring the course o
.r the government toward the African, In
r dian, and Chinese, to be full of injus
IS tice, bad faith, aud cruelty.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-12
VITAL SPARK OF HEAVENLY
FLAME"


The soul Of old John Brown still "goes
marching on" to the obvious discom-
future Of Southern Democratic Repre-
sentatives. A report that the State OF
Kansas will present to Congress a statue
Of him, to be placed in the national art
gallery, has been sufficient to throw
men who are engaged in making laws
for country they once sought to de-
stroy into fever Of excitement. The
vital spark is still aglow, and the ghost
Of old John Brown still hsunts those
who erewhile hatched treason and still
chafe because their hopes Of establish
fishing a government whose corner
stone should be human slavery met
with
" Repulse repeated, and indecent overthrow"
Strange that men will not see the fu-
tility of attempting to extend their OPP
position to human freedom to that realm
" Where fluid feet through paths by man un-
trod
Run on strange errands for Almighty Cod
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c. II. Tuitle, young man formerly
Of Portland, committed suicide at Pena-
wawa, Washington Territory, short
time since. Cause, brooding over III
health. If women allowed themselves
to brood over like misfortune with Ike
result the men would soon have the
world to themselyes-while it lasted.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-12

Mrs. Elizabeth Thompsou's munifi-
cent gift to the nation Of Carpenters
great painting Of the signing of the
Emancipation Proclamation has awak-
ened great interest in artistic circles.
The picture was presented, with .appro-
pirate ceremonies, on the 18th Of Feb
ruary.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-12

The chronological Journal for April
is as full of philosophy, common sense
and interest as any Of its predecessors
which is according to It the highest
need Of praise.
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NOTICE.

Agents will please take notice that il is a
great tax upon as 10 pay express charges upon
small sums and they will confer great favor
bv remitting 10 US through money orders OF
registered letters.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-12

The President has nominated James
c. Tolman surveyor-general for Oregon.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-06

mandamus and tfib a. in :,
approved Feb Is, 1875, apd th' d Al pes ~
s d TO provid- tor fhe compromise al
Certain claims held by L. q M-ath and the
Emmit Bank of Mem p'i=, T"nn-, again
the Liquidating Leyee DssI rict- now in u
gaFiol in the nited Stat Circuit Coar {
Jackson. Passed
). B. u repeal a. act to prov ie for 'he
payment of certain c'~ts Ia criminal prose-
cutions in the Clrcui' Courts of this Sta.e
approved April Is, 1873 Passed.
:. b To- auth sFize The Supervisors OF
Pamela county TO III Ike appropriations Tor
tn purposes OF imni ratiuu- Lies PVe-.
5 B. 20 au. hprIZe the Supervisors OF Lee
fore county to issue bbnds for the purpose
of building a Court House. Passed.
Mr.. Garter. tor com nittee. reported large
number of bills properly enrolled.
THE HIGH SCHOOL BILL.
:. B. to encourage the establishment of
High Schools aud Colleges in this State.
Mr.. Young OF Pamela. offered an amend
mrnt. Mr. Street moved TO table. Lost,
and the amendment was adopted. Mr.. Glib
son moved TO refer the bill tn special
Carried. Com mittee- Messrs.
G b<ou. Tisoa, Miller of Copiah, and Whit
aker and Roane.
AT 10 80 the House adjourned.
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II. e. prohibit the sale OF liquors IN
IdkA, Tishomingn county.
H. to incorporate the McComo lily
Fire Company, of Pike county.
H. B. TO change the boundary lines OF LIE
SOTO county. -
HI Tor the relief of the taxpayers o.
wilkins county.
THE SCHOOL BILL AND TIE MoFFEIr
REGISTER.
Mr.. Reynolds, chairman for Senate snd
Mr.. Street chairman for conference COM
mittee on the e EDUCATIONAL BILL with thr
atnendm,nt OF the Senate attaching the
Senate Muffett Registersbill, which Was Ia
bled in the House, TO the biz, that me
amendment of the Senate be c"hcurred m
The report was taken up.
Mes<rs. Miller of COpiah, Moody, ana
Tucker favored the motion TO concur IN
amendment.
Messrs Ei vim, Pegram, Mckenzie, Young
of Calhoun, Love, RoAne and Tison opposed
the bill
Mr.. Tison called the previous question
and the House refused to concur III the re-
port OF the conference committee.
Mr.. Roane moved to reconsider the vote
and to table the motion. Carried on dl-
vision yeas AZ nays %.
Mr. Baker who would have voted nay was
paired with Mr.. Spight, who would have
voted yea.
THE REVENUE BILL.
Mr.. Street, moved that the House refuse
to concur in the Senate amendments and
that the House ask for Il committee of con
ference. Carried,
At2Ia O'Clock the House took a recess
until O'Clock.
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NIGHT SESSION.

The Senate convened at 8 o'clock p. NJ
with quorum present.
Mr.. Bills offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Resolved, (the House concurringO That
the joint rule prohibiting sending bills from
either House to the other on the last two
days OF the session, shall not prevent the
sending Of bills which have passed both
Houses, either with or without amend
ments.
The Finance Committee, in accordance
with instructions, reported II. b. $780, to de-
fray the expenses of the State Government
for 1873 and 1879, with amendments. Which
takel az, and disp"sod Of.
Leave OF absence granted Mr.. Morgan
from day TO day.
The privileges of the Senate extended to
Mr. Young of Warren county.
II. Il. 45S in relation to the office of Sher-
ifr and Assessor OF Qditman county. Passed.
H. 459, To authorize the building of a
dam across YuzOo Pass, COahoma county.
Passed.
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NIGHT SESSION.
FRIDAY, March l, 1873.

FRIDAY, March l, 1873.
House met at ~ o'clock.
5. for the relief of A j. Wilmington,
Sheriff of AmIte county. Passed.
Mr.. Marshall of Carroll, called up Fl. B.
for the relief of Geo. Einsidil of Carroll
county. Mr.. Pintard moved to recommit
the bill. Carried.
Mr. Marshall of Warren, called up s. B..
for the relief of A. D. Gromlin, VIM. Wal
lace and Jno. Irving of Issaquena county.
Mr.. Augustus moved to recommit. Mr..
Marshall of Warren, moved to table the
motion. Carried. And the bill passed
Yeas, 81; nays, Messrs. Augustus, Bunch,
Causey, Dean. Erwin, Farmer, Hall, Mum,
Parker. Richardson and Robinson-l2; alb
sent 81.
S B. to authorize the appointment of
School Superintendent for Sharkey county.
Passed.
Mr. Robertson called up II. B. to acquire
the Sheriff of Rankin countylto collect GER
tain State and county taxes now due. And
the bill passed.
Mr.. Lewis called up FL. B. to regulate the
sale of opium, morphine. chloral and other
opiates. Mr.. TisOn moved to table. Car
ried.
RAILROAD BILL.
The special committee on the Greeryille.
Columbus and Birmingham Railroad bill,
reported 1t with amendments. Mr.. Hall
moved to exempt Sharkey county from the
provisions OF the bill, which was adopted
and the committee amendments were adopt
ed. Mr.. Spight moved TO put the bill on it's
passage, and the bill passed. Yeas, ~; nays,
u absent. 81.
Mr.. Tison called up S. B. to repeal the act
20 secure more speedy trial of writs of
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-06
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Leave of absence granted Mr.. Currie on
account OF sickness.
On morton of Mr. Pratt, H. 3. $50, to
amend an act to abolish the Office of cotton
weigher in this State, approved April 10,
1876, so as to make said act apply to the
city of Canton, Madison county, was in
definitely postponed.
Mr.. Lanneau, from Committee of Confer
ence on II. b. BIZ, in relation to the work
ing of public roads in jefferson county. re-
ported rubstitute for Senate amendment.
which was adopted. (See House proceed
ings for substitute.)
S. B. 258, to amend an act to revive,
amend and consolidate the various acts re-
lating to swamp lands donated to the state
of Mississippi, under act of Congress, ap-
proved February l, 1877, approved Febru-
ary l, 1870, was passed
The following bills were taken up:
ID. b. 222, to repeal an act incorporating
the Pearl River Navigation Company, and
for other purposes, which became law by
operation of the Constitution on the Sth day
of April 1871. Passed.
ID. b. Z37, to authorize the Supervisors of
Carroll county to levy tax to settle out
standing warrants, was passed with amend
ments,
H. B. 237, to amend an act to incorporate
the town of Winona, Montgomery county,
and the several acts amendatory thereto,
and to create the same in q separate school
district, was passed.
u. D ia, W an6Du stcClOn 4cUA, neVlseu
Code 1871, ip relation TO bastaTdy suits, was
amended by striking out the words 'paya-
BILE to the woman making the complaint -
and inserting in lieu thereof the words
payable to the State of Mississippi" and
the bill passed.
BILLS APPROVED.
A message from the Governor announced
his approval of the following Senate bills !:
An act to incorporate the West Point Oil
Works.
An act to perfect and make valid certain
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southern counties, Senate amendment c n
cnrre1 in.
II. B. to change the ,undary lines of De-
soto county. Senate amendment concurr' q
5. c. r. memoralizing Congress TO build
| macadamized road from the northern
| limits Of the City of Vicksburg u the Ma
| tional CemeterE, near said city. Coneufred
! In.
5. B. to amend section s29. Code 1871, in
! relation t, judgment rolls. Mr. Pegram
| Offered an amendment, which was adopted,
and the bill passed.
) B. to carry into effect an act for he
| settlement of the Indebtedness between
LeflOre and Sunfower counties.
APPROVED.
The Governor, through d. w. Rice, AS
sistant Private Secretary. informed the
House that he has approved the following
bills:
H. B. to amend the charter of the banking
house OF Williams, johnson & Co.
Fl. B. to incorporate the county seat Of
Issaquena county.
S. b. to authorize DIR. Geo. Williams Of
Holmes county, and others to create toll
bridge, turnpike and open bridges across
the Big Black river.
B to enable the Cityo of Aberdeen to
own and TO sell or transfer certain railroad
property and privileges.
Ii. b. TO amend section 2733, Code 1871.
II. B. tor the relief of Wm. Walker, of
Pike county, and Wade Smith of Lincoln
county
II. B to amend section 758, Code 1871, in
relation To witnesses.
Ii. B. to inco rpola.e the West Point and
Tom bigbee RIilroad.
Ii. b. to create aA additional Justice of
the Peace in Bolivar county.
H. b. 10 prohibit the sale o. liquor within
three miles OF Chulahoma and Mount
Pleasant, in Marshall county.
ii. b. TO amend the several acts in relation
a bt. Hftf (lihSnn lii
road.
II. B. to provide reasonable compensation
for the Circuit Clerks. of Claiborne. Jrffer- |
son, Lauderdale, Chickaslw, Carroll, Mon |
roe, Washington. Coahoma, DeSoto, Mar
shall, Grenada, Kinds, Copiah, YaZoo and |
Holpes counties.
II. B. to reduce the official bonds of the |
Mayo and Town Constable of Corners
ville Marshall county.
Ii. Is. to change the time of holding Chan
Gerry Courts in certain counties in the Fifth
ChancerY District.
II. b. for relief of John Estelle of Kinds
county.
II. b. to extend the time of w. c. Bull
lin, Justice of the Peace of Itawam ba
county 10 make his bond.
II. %. to amend section % of the charter
)t ho-ciuSkO. Attala county.
ii. b. TO change the Eighteenth Senatorial
District into two Districts.
ii. 3. to amend the charter of Halle
hurst.
II. B. to provide for and authorize new
general and complete registration of the
voters Of Kinds county.
Ii. B. TO extend certain provisions of the
Jet to abolish the office of Liqui Eating
IeVee Comm issioner.
THE IMMIGRATION BILL.
5 b. to create a State Board of Immi-
grafton, and for other purposes.
The House went into committee of the
" hole, Mr.. johnson in the Chair.) and re
20 ted The bill, do pass.
At two O'Clock the House took recess
Until 3 80 O'Clock.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

/ a. B. GA, relating TO the public schools OF
! Warren county. Passed.
II 5I7, for the relief OF j. Z. q win, al
Holmes county. District Attorney pro ten
/ for Lefiore comfy. Passed.
H B.370, to lengthen the term OF the CIR
/ cult Court Court OF Washington courtyard
/ TO change the time OF holding the llIcuit
Courts of the counties of SunfoWer, Shar-
kew and Issaqnrna. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Reynolds. Senate reced-
ed from Senate amendment No Sand Inser-
ted an 81 Senate amendment to the public
school bill, and asked for commute OF
conference on 3rd amendment. Messrs
West, barry aud Morgan were appointed on
the part OF the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Reynolds, Senate
agreed to the appointment Of committee
of conference, as asked for by the House,
on the disagreement between the two
Houses on Senate amendments TO House
Bill in relation 20 Public Revenue; ana
Messrs FitZ Gerald, Luwrance and Lanneau
were appointed on said committee on the
part of the Senate.
Mr. Cowan, from conference committee,
on H. B. $50, TO protect the land owners OF
Warren county from trespass by stock,
recommended that Senate recede from It's
first amendment, and insist on its second
amendment to the bill, and that House
concur in said second amendment. Adop-
ted.
Mr. West, from Committee on Railroads,
TO whom was feIeFFeU d TceOtutloH lISlIuCt-
ing them TO report the mum Der Of miles and
value OF each road in the State, the amount
OF taxes paid by each. ETC., submitted an
elaborate report, which we will publish in
next issue.
Mr.. Morgan, for Judiciary Committee
reported back. without recommendations
B 45S, in relation to the office OF Sheriff
anu Tax Assessor in the county of Quit
man.
Mr. Bills introduced S. B. 267, to amend
an act regulating railroad taxation, APP
proved February %, 1865, which was read
twice. amended in a few particulars and
passed.
Adjourned at 6 O'Clock until Monday
morning.
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The consideration OF II. B.G57, Vlsr-
sumed, and the bill was tabled.
>. b l5S, To reduce the Judiclurr nE pine
ses of the State, was called from tu. Ulu.
mittee on Ways and Means, and Jue b..l WH
tabled.
On motion of Mr.. Tisou, II. B. Pa, for t.a
relief Of Thomas Jones ami Thom4- -'HH.
partners in trade in tho county Ui Mta..lH
was tabled.
BILLS APPROVED.
y message from the Governor through
Mr.. ID. w. Rice, Assistant Private 7r..'"
ry. announcing his approval of tle follow.
lug Senate bills:
An act to provide for the distribution %.
the Common School Fund ofthe state.
An act to prohibit the sale of malt 4nl
intoxicating liquors within the town 4"
Paris, Lafayette county, Mississippi,
An act TO amend an act entitled an A's'
provide for and regulate the custody a.t
control Of the school land fund arising from
l6 h section In ChiCkasaW county aua ".N'.
counties, approved April IL, 1876, -o i' '
include the county OF ChiCasaw.
An act To except and exempt the county
of Adams from the operation of the Prov
sions of sections one TWO and four of au a.
entitled an act to provide for thr appI0'"
OF the official bonds Of county Oilcrr-, "..
for the Justification OF the secur.ur- rH ..-
said bonds, approved March is, 1870 'I
proved February o, 1873.
Ar acL to protect the land owners of s.-
rem county, in this State, from trcspa-' q"
stock. and for other purposes.
An act TO incorporate the Iunica '"'"'
Turnpike Company. .,..
On motion Of Mr.. Mckenzie, S. D. l5.r ~
amend section 1911, Revised Code, In Ir...l
ence TO special cOnstablcs, was taken up '''
passed.
Mr.. Pintard, from Conference CommmI.s-, -
to consider Senate amendment % d. do 'tt
in relation 70 the working of public r'Ata y.
the county OF jefferson, reported "a -ug
tute for the amendment, as follows. ~
Vided, That such persons furnishing es
and i'm plements under the provisions or t w.
act, shall be ebtitled TO fuch allowance Ian
said stock as are made TO persons ~ eg...
1855 Of the Revised Code of 1871 lot I''o'
Which WAS lost. 600.
Mr.. Baker introduced a bill 20 amenu ~
tion OF an act to regulate the cUHP lbis
ton In certain cases OF the Shertu@ oi VIZ
state. Passed. The bill fixes the W. y.r1s
feeding prisoners at not less thah ~ ''-
nor more than 30 cents per day. ,,ov-
On motion of Mr.. Mes wlne, the emP.ots
ment of three additional enrolling
was authorized. ,og 10
amend chapter 8, Revised Code Of ISL ~,
taken up, and after considerable olscu-7i'ie1
Mr.. Tucker moved 70 table the DILL
was carried. ,o- a. be-
On motion OF Mr.. Bailey, S. B. l9o, 20 NJ
neal an act regulating the venue OF sun
certain dases, approved April 10, 1870
taken up and passed. zoe f1r
ON motion OF Mr.. Perkins, S. b. lBol ~
the relief Of ID. N. Quln, Of Lehore couN'''
was taken up and passed . .-o .,,,ard
1ConTIn1ed on Third Page Of WeekiyI
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on Appropriations had been call q 70 .ile
SAM The committee RECON- mensird the
massage. of An ac: T., amend the law In refer
enee to publications, approved April Ie'
IS.
Recess until O'Clock P. NJ.
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NECESSARY LEGISLATION.
Mr.. McCaskill offered the following
amendment which was adopted:
Resolved. by the Senate, the House con-
CURING, That committee of three on the
part OF the Senate and - on the part OF
the House, be appointed to take into consid-
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

At4 O'Clock, the House met
Br. Brown called up Ii. B. 10 re-establish
records, &c f, in the office OF r. ID. Weems,
Justice of the Peace in District No. l,
Clarke county. Senate amendment con-
CURED in.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-07-11
now no raI<r I,rs.

Take lie Ikea mar Take u iast as
though i wAs--as Il i an earnest, VITAL
essential affair. Take II jos, a. though
you were born 70 The task Of performing
merry part II il.-as though ibc world
bad waited your coming Take Il as
though Il were grand opportunity to
achieve, to carry forward great aud good
schemes to hold and 10 cheer suffering,
weary, Il may be heaft.hroken brother.
The fact Il, lite is undcrvRlucd by great
majority Of mankind. IL Is not made
half as much OF as should DO tho case.
Where is the man or woman who accom-.
plishes one tlthc Of what might be done.
Who cannot look back ON opportunities
lost, plans unaohieved, thoughts crushed,
aud all caused from lack OF necessary aud
possible tfloH' five knew better how
TO take and made The most of lite, Il
would be greater than Il IL. Now aud
then man stands aside from the crowd,
labors earnestly, steadfastly, confidently,
aud straightway becomes famous for wis.
dom, intellect, skin, greatness OF some
sort, The world wonders, admircs, idol.
lies and yet i only illustrates what each
may do II he takes hold Of life with pur-
pose, III man bat say be will aud ioI.
low II up, there Il nothing Ia reason he
may not expect 10 accomplish.