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ALPHA DELTA PHI CONVENTION.

The next annual convention of the Alpha
Delta Phi one OF the known OF the college fratern
ties win be held tins Spring with the chapter connected
with the Wesleyan University MiGdle!own, Conn. The
cratic at the public exercises will be- delivered hy
ovcrnor Joghua L. Chamberlain, Of Maine. the prrsi-
dent Of BUwdon COLLEGE. The poem Of The occaalOu will
he read by Professor Byron A. Bro"ks Of this cy Mr.
BROOKS was graduated a, Nccyan In the class of ISL
Ve Is the author OF "Kiug Saul: Tragedy" The frn
tcuity convention was hast held with the MddletOwn
cha Al Spring of 1871.
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BAIIRU TiYLOR.
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FROM me Portland Press.
Lo Germnnr. We lend 70 thee lord

''''t't"-f
10 Germany, W. lend 70 thee q lord
or free fair ii ids of fancy son of song,
jAad look tnOu hold him not away t1o long.
Bur r-yr hIn safe 10 us one daY.) word
Was spoken in his childhoods en- of Faith:
Yea thou snail follow for my sake, she saith,
ForcycrmOre tie VAIN light iugtlye wings
Gf SOIr and learn Of her all hidden iliuGS;
Hear ahcn speech. and wander IN strange ways,
For thon, beloved of Song Al. hc vino brings
Seeds tong asleep. whose auclept ne set cIlngs
10 scatter thei1 for fruit ia these late days
HIillne The sun rosecrownSl ari+"n n last
Ott OF rho morning mists that vei Tie Past.
Song bent above his cradle with vide wings
i sober shaded light tor new made eyes,
Among an aUstcrc folk unworldly-wlSc,
Withm tie shadow Of leaves and twilight sings
The nigh iinealri-a poet set apart,
From ovcrniuch Of noise and lgiit afar.
Makcth his music sparkle dS S'U
Lit Of the inborn fires that warm his heart
Song led him lateTal about The earth
He saw works riscH and ruined OF mems hands,
Cities new built and those long dead for dcarth
lac du,ky oGorouS heart OF Eastern lands
Like some great ilow ~ tuiOidcd 10 ms gHZ";
He watched the wan long Il ght oi Northern days.
III.
For that all lands have spoken to his ear,
And all days yield them 10 the poets sight;
For mat his touch brings shadowy foruis to light
Voices long hushed his new glad voice makes clear
Fox that Of all lands seen, he loves ms land,
OF all DAYS sung, he sings his own ddy BEST,
bringing all treasures gathered by ms hlud
To crown the free-bDrn maiden of the West
No man sgerc fi,;cI FOR his country needs,
Than tls. whom Faith and Song have rendered
WISE,
Poet 10 speak things seen with prophets eyes;
Him Che Young land. heir of 81 day6 aud deeds,
sends a. her messenger 10 the land that keeps
The grave OF Goethe, and where Schiller sleeps.
ENVOI.
among the singing qUrc lei crcn me least
Bilng thee a Hiic s0Hg. II hdittl00afd h0cr
CnR0,td IN Tho lcytaHs fhct doc. lie tcIst,
Jnh,ad in mi9,t Of miIh 'ior HEsice pover--
hngi,7' Of s0nqs. take mis- oEc that II Rny
Hare in Hy hand ifs little lDe and day!
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AMERICAN WORKMEN PARIS.

In regard to the proposition that delega-
ton OF American wOrkmcn saOuid recipr0cate the yis
made to the Philadelphia Exposition by a delegation Of
French artisans CommssIOneT-icncral Mccormick
states that he hopes Arrangement may be made by
which delegation can attend The spirit IN which tho
French manufacturers extend the invitation and the ad
vantages result to this country cannot De too highly
cstimatcd."
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as 1880 Groombdgo. Though in the category OF liked
stars Object motion al the rate OF not ieSs
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stopped IT'S ny any star which 1T may approach
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BRACHIOP0Ds TENACIOUS OF LIFE.-Profes-
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some living specimens OF ngula, obtained there from
the coast These should be accounted tue least
troublesome Of all aquarium tenants since they have
been kept since August 20 In small glass JAZZ and the
seayater contains has only been twice changed the
Xix months, yet none OF the usaa have died This cir
cuinstance showing tenacy OF lie under most uiavor
able circumstances ny explain the survival OF
the braelopods. with scarcely perceptbe changes OF
forr from sllurian To the present. IN BID study OF
Tie ia )ancsc inula, Professor Morse has d..rycred
aiatonical facts supporting his y tn" tba; the
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TIE MKTIiOD OF ELECTING THE PREsIpENT ~
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RlSKING TIE WRATH OF pAIfAs.-lt 1ppc1rs
from u statement IN The C,Uhy that -crious contest
between .c.rccl,ws aud editors. eLdg fatally 20 the
combnfauis side. f. p0s.hle even when no 0rcI~
attic criticism rrshc- the bc,. Accotinc 10 this
account tie editors of The newspaper toiccd TO- bavo
known no less than Eyo instances where tic couuOn
screechow Scoops Gslo Il approached IN twilight
dark day attacked the intruder on the premises even
though ten feet from the n'st The attack U.s. oi course
made with the b,al, aud Tie owl draws blood The
oncl to one aruy between the bsd Of wadUm and the
,ditori.l staff is thus briefly narrated The birds
seemed 10 have fear and pair thai attacked Us ~
this way, were easily Killed with Il short stick"
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

MALE AND FEMALE AILANTUs.-It is well
known to botansls dat nantus trees OF two
kiuis-Iuac aud feuae-and tnat the ones that bear
stamluae blossoms responsible for the evil odor Of
the tree The pistlate blossoms having Hence,
IL has been proposed 10 cut down all the that
bear staminate blossoms and plant in their place the
rs;n bearers II Is believed that such a course would
redeem the reputation Of the tree, II Is useful
shade purposes and II of good shape But there IA
instance recently recorded by The Botanical BVt. OF
an abnormal performance. that makes Il doubtful
whether permanent success would attend The proposed
rrmcdy An aantus which has hitherto borne stani-
nate flowers. iast year produced pieuate blossoms
one branch succeeded by perfect rut. Now, pis-
tla. tItta should fhsr 10 similar g.. AXIS, there WUul
be nothing gained by sub sutng tllcl4 for the smell
ulnAuNtrA.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

VALUABLE COLLECTION OF MOTHS-At the
annual meeting Of the Buffalo Society Of Natural
Sciences, Professor 4. l.. Grote read report showing
remarkable progress of the Society during the year.
Among rs other treasures enumerated. collection ~
North American lcpioptcrous insects OF the nucui-
dr there are gathered 2.O7S specimens. showing 9d6
species 432 "aGthor,' types" making altogether
the valuable collection % tine country.
II !s uudcl Prof, ssUr GrDtr'- immediate care.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-07-03

"Habit . Is hard to overcome If you take
off the first letter II does not change "a bit"
n you take off another You still have "bit "
left. If you take off stil smother, the whole
of cit remains. If you still take off anotlI-
er it is not 1T" totally used up. All of
which goes 70 show that if you wish to be rid
of habit You must throw it OFF altogeth-
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An Irish lover remarks g It's a very great
pleasure to be alone, specially when yor
swateheart is wild YER
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Those who idly wish to be rich without
earning money, or wise without learning wis
dom, are deservedly poor and ignorant.
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Lightning seldom strikes twice in the same
place, it generally happening that there is
nothing there the second time to hit.
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The activity and soundness of mans ac-
tions will be determined by the activity and
soundness of His thoughts.
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Strive to be the greatest man in your coup-
try and you may be disappointed strive to-
be the best and you may Succeed
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Thirty-seven men have been hanged in
New York in four years. New York is the
Hempire State.-Boston Post.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-07-03

An absent minded Wisconsin threw hia;
watch into the CRATE and placed his l,sslf- smos-
ed cigar under the pillow.
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There are some things that always come UP
to scratch, and they are the seeds you havs'
planted, when the hens get into the garden.
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The question Whats in name /" may
find an answer by putting it ut the bottom Of
apromissory note.
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Don't spank yolr children with the boot
jack. 1t is to hard to hold, and apt to make
bnnions oil your thumb.
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What is money!" asks an exchange
"Money is missing link between several OF
our subscribers and editor
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What is the difference between tramp
and grocer who weighs bis Vegetables |?
Ono beats his way and tie other weighs his
beets
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-07-03

man can never be trne gentleman in
manner until be is true gentleman at neat't.
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You caunbt whiten your own character by
Blackonihg the reputation OF soiiie oi,e else.
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Delivered by Mr. E. E. Phillips to his Private School In
New Hope Pa june 1873 the occasion of its clos
ing exercises
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FROM OUR aNOKA c 0RRE52ONOEN 7
Notes BY the WAY.

The Anoka sun Il Republican which
has been published rs Greenback
paper until recently is such no longer.
Washburn has bought up its intlu
ence.
We understand that ". ID. Wash
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their mill and yard. common hands
now receiving 81 so per day. -iaobd
Sun & Republican lag. 3. A bride
for the vote of his workmen There
iseven less demand for lumber money
scarcer. and labor more plenty than
any time the past year.
Twenty-Five cents a day for three
months is a small sum Tor an offset to
the loss OF Sl00 annually. which every
workman now. on an average. pays.
and which would I've saved to them by
the Greenback system of finance.
How long. 0 how long viii it he be-
fore worhingmen will learn enough TO
vote money Ipto their pockets instead
Of oNf-vote themselves a due share
of their earnings instead of hard work
and starvation
France has a circulation OF SIS per
capita. the greatest of any nation. and
the consequence is She ut the present
time is the most prosperous. We have
u circulation now OF only So. and are
row the most pressed by hard times
The Greenhrck system asks for a cir
culation of $50 per capita. and TO be
kept as near uniform III that figure as
My be. for all time to come.
The necessity of preventing the rich
from growing richer. when the gen.
raj welfare is considered. is quite as
needful as the necessity of preventing
the poor from growing poorer. The
rule is good one-it works both
ways.
If real money is only such by in
trinsic value. then the government
cheats the people when it compels
them 10 take % cents. OF If in subsid.
larry coin IS IL cents. as the value of
loo cents. If, on the other hand, the