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each number Of The weekly contains from
two 10 four decisions OF the Supreme Court,
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lhe TRIBUNx up to the very latest moment
before going 10 press.
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great care, with an especiai view TO the home
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HURelIEa

N z rusGumbls SrJ Sunday, Morn
ing and evsntng, aud usually on SAt'y eVeg
J. N HARDY, pasior.
NJ. X. Churvh---Mt. Pleasant, at 4 o'clock
r. m. On the 2ad and 4Ih Sundays. Rev.
ESTwIsTLE. pastor,
N. E. Cnurch tberia. 2nd Sunday, morning
aud evening, j. NJ. DsRBY, pastor.
CHRISTIAN Church TuscumNia. ~ L,rd's
dsy, morning and evening, w. p. DoKsEY.
pastor.
WRIGHr,S School house, near Little Saline
1t aud 3rd Iorh's days. j. a. ID Tonsob
or the lat and l.. K. Melton 90 sns 3rd.
SPRING GARDEN, 4:h Lord's day, W. +.
Ftndley. pastor.
SALEM Church, on Al L .rd's day, III o'clock
. m. SAINT butcher, pR.s0r.
BAPTI5T--For the year commencing Sept.
1877. The tlme o. meeting ~ each church 10
tbs Association is ruled 10y Saturday.
UNION ChBnh--Meets An Saturday 10 each
month. J. NJ Hob. m ID.
RIO RICH WOODS Cau-rh--mee,s Bird
Saturday in sacn month, s. o. Bdrks, mod,
Tnos. Marchant, Clerk
LITTLE RICHWOOOS Chnrch--nsets nd
SAry 10 escn month. ] M. Hibbs, mod.
PLEASANT POINT Cbnreh-meets LET
Basur1sv Ed. Jdbn Smisb, mod.
WET GLAZE. Ghprek- I'm Gets Let s lturday,
j. NJ. flilbbs, mod.
NEW SALEM Caurch--msets 4th Saturday,
Bid. Duncan, mod.
SABBATH School, at Nj. Pleasant, 3
O'Clock p. N. every Sunday. ID. II. AusIin,
Supt.
Usage River Association will mset with
Little RichwoOds Church, Miller county, six
miles west OF Iberia, on Thursday before the
fret Saturday in September, 1879 8. o,
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INDIAN TRhRITOkY.

The Senate committee reported in favor of
opening the IndiAn Territory 70 white settle
ment. The proylsIons Of the bill are such 81
10 fully protect the indians Ia the enjoyment
Of their rights and property, give th'm 4
representation in Congress by members OF
their own race, and aIOo provides that the
lands row held in common BY the tribes can
he divided in severAlty among the Indlansl
Il In fact deals 30 literally with the Indiana
that II 10 probable the opposition 80 viRor \
only mAniiested hitherto by delegations sent
from the Territory for that purpose Will be
reconciled and the prospect OF the passage Of
the bill seems TO be well assured. Such an,
event would be hailed with great Satisfaeiionl
As removing the one great obstacle 70 Inter
state commerce aud opening direct highway
from Kansas 70 Texas and the Boushwest,
and new fields 20 enterprisine migrants irl
the richest virgin territory Of the New Wests
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nhe F srrymIa...... !.


A charge 70 keep he hss, the boH.s 70 row
across,
Laden down with citIssns, cattle. sheep, and
''hoss.r
Sometimes you'll zee him ihers--westher
foul or fair.
This will surely happen, when you treat, you
treat . pair.
But then u you arc sober, u you never take
dram.
You may stand upon the other tide, abske
your fist snd damn.
Don't get mad about IL, or IN passion iy,
There Ia reason for II, you can see !. in his
eye.
BE IL no stranger hare, we all have known
him long,
By his psrsimmon puckared eye, bis empty
laugh and song.
You say you want the. doctor, aud that with
out delay,
It matters not TO him, II the devil be 10 pay.
He is a catlesa fellow, aud this through oil
the year,
They say be likes bis. .toddy, and often takes
his beer.
You say you'll tell the judges, and lawyers
two or three
That you haVe the law on your side-that
msy be,
But as you are not native born, are not Of
holy kin.
Mind how you go about IL, or you'll loose in
stead Of win.
But my business calls me, and that without
delay.
You wouldn't call but once, II stranger on
the way,
fo, sir. you wouldn't, call but once, IL you
had dime TO pay
have tried the thing myself, and know OF
what say,
You will often see him watching, on the bank
OF running stream.
For drove OF sheep or cattle, or stranger
and his team; H
His vision then seems lengthenec-he rabs
his hands with glee--
Calculates most closeiy, rs 10 what will be
The cattle OF stranger over, the money In his
hand,
Away you'll see him wAddle. to get smother
dram.
Once he was candidate, once for Office did
aspire,
He who drowned bis fellow man, in laying
rope or wire,
It may haye been careless act, OF these he
has great many,
We never heard 1t tried n.court, or costing
him a penny.
The Office that he wished to I'LL, for which he
longed most sore,
Was what Is known as coroner, that and moth
ing more.
That he was badly beaten, the papers all did
show,
Unless for want OF vi,lon, / no other treason
know.
After election time was oyer, and he found
his case undone,
II not an Office got, q little be he'd won.
The captain" be was called but not OF boat
on sea
Though he had the charge Of boats, think
some two or three.
his cable length has mos! run out, his term
will soon expire
Other bands will then take charge, II they
than be bid higher
No matter who the ferry;tsnds, nor what they
do or say,
II they are only there on hand, to cross you
either way.
This iu the lesson we would teschs In lan~
guags clear and plain,
Look vel, to others good, as well IS selfish
gain.
This Is ali we have to say, sad this in kindly
way,
Drink less rum, be- on hand when duty oAlls,
lay up tor rainy day.
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!. o. o. n.

Tuscumbia. Lodge, s05.
I. o. o. Y. Hold their regular meeliRgs every
Wednescsy evening, " p'clOek o. NJ.
/. 7. JoBNsoN, N @.
II. q. Tom. See'y.
Pleasant M. LJiee, NJ. 96, 10 .. y.
Hold reguivr meetirgs every Saturday, ..
O'clock r. IN.
.. P, sPALDs0. N. @.
A. Y Lows Sa"'v
iberia Lodge, N $40 I % o. r. NEE iu
reEllar enuluuDlcs,iea eueri Se,usdsy even.
Ing, ., Z ~ lock p. m.
isA,An LArcsKM n. O.
LLHwELLvE T, JAnEs, ss,y.
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The Western Gresnbacker, which ins
aueurated IL lite ore short week ago, and
which claimed 70 be the orgsn 1.-THE Green
back party Of the Ssass, bas cllmad the gold
60 stairway and hiued Away 10 realms q
eternal bliss. Verify. iu the midst Of life W
are in dsath, Times Journal.
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B-rths lodge NJ 81 b. - X n.etil ODD
Fs lows III I'll, Ia MI Peasant. NJ :, on the
Al. L,vK, Nc.
Mas. Dn. ALLss s.e'y.
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Teams or COURT:

TEAMS or COURT:
CIRCUIT COURT, Meets Fourth Monday 10
NJ reh and fnlrn Monday IN September;
q. w. MILLER. Judge.
COUNTY COURT: Meets First Monday IN
Fybrusf,, &sb, August sLd Nnvumh ,;
W. X. WRIoHT. prrsidi ' i-it's; JoHs
s. JoBK, 1T dissriet, HIKAh REKD, 2nd
distrIci, as. nc'ate JUSTICES.
PROBATE COURT; II eta Second Mon
day 10 r brusrV. NJ v. August and Nov
emher. jas II. THDD de.
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Pn0lish = Eeerv ThMy.sdav.
oFFIll Dine NoNY.


STAfEs !.
Governor JOHN s. Phelps.
Lieut. Governor H. L. BROCK MY NR
Sec'y oil State ~ X. MsGR1T
Treasurer ELIlAH GATE ;.
Auditor THOM = HOLLADAY
Atyy Gsneral ia. KS0N l. SMITH.
Register of Lsuds Jas. ". NJ HENRY
SuD't Public Instruction X. d. SHANhON
JUDGES SUPREME COURT:
Ten Ysurs JOHN. w HENRY.
Eight Ys.rs WARWICK HOU II.
Six Ya~rs TH05. A ShERW OOO.
Four Years WM. B. SAPIoN.
Tsu Years k.H MORTON.
COUNTY.
Representative SAN l. T HARRISON.
Circuit a County Clerk IuEL B. 81 l. ARK
Sberia AColl-ctot- PINCK sEY s. MILLeR Il
Probate J1de- fr-As'r JAS ii. TODD,
PrVr cuting Au'y Il. y. ~ ALIEN.
Surveyor II 3 Burr INCA ME.
School Commissioner w. NJ LU 1pKl !
Coroner .. 4. HUFFMAN.
FOR EQUALITY TOWNSHIP;
Justice OF the Peace AMBROSE BRocKMAE.
Constable N. SCOTT
Pastof5ice address. Tnscumb,..
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WAITING FOR HER LOVER.
EL0PIYG WITH HIM AND LEFT ALONE
IN A CROWDED. CITE


BALTIMORE, Md, March 27-Among the
passengers on the steamer Gcorgiannn. from
the Eastern Shore. to-day. was Mss Sarah
Galloway Of Seaford. Delaware. very pretty
blond OF seventeen. When the steamer mr.
rived the young girl was observed seated at
window. and scanning with eager interest tho
throng on the pier; but the faco for which she
looked was not to he seem and the girl wept
bitterly. Tuesday last WIS to have boon her
wedding day. and her cousin Charles Ross was
TO have been her husband. They are both from
the little town Of Seatord. and were playmatcs.
When tho Gcorgianna stopped at the wharf at
Cambridge on Monday. among the other pas
scngers who came on board was Miss Galloway.
She was alone. At Potters Landing the steamer
stopped again. and another passenger crossed
the gancplHnk. This WAS the girls cousin
and betrothed. Charles Ross. The two prom
enaded the saloon Of tho steamer until lato
in the evening. when they separated. Tho
steamer arrived in this city early the next
morning. The marriage ceremony was to have
been performed that forenoon. Leaving tho
saloon. he soon returned. and. telling the girl
TINT he was going ont to find minister, tho
young man bnde her good hy ana leit tho
WHIT ~ seA'f FL, hs d P'9r lhs%mioW, ana
That was the last she saw of him. Al the
day she watched al the window, doubling
when the busy preparation. hustle. and c0nfu-
sion on the wharf warned her that ia" steamer
was preparing TO leave. no ono ON the vessel
know her. but her for-aken and hcwilderod
looks excited tho pity Of tho officers. who tried
to ilnd her runaway lover. At o o'clock tho
Gcorgunua steamed out OF the harhlr. tho girl
still prcriug ont of tho window. This morning
the steamer returned. and the young girl was
still on board. Thinking that perhaps her
lover had missed tho boat. she derided 10 re-
main on board. This morning she occupied
the same position nt the window. Her iaoc.
which. when she first went ON board the etcaW-
or. was rosy with health, now looks pale and
cHrcworn.
Her intended husband Is thirty years OLD. and
wears "a light blonde mOu-tJHh". tn" person
in whose company he is known TO Lavo boon
last is sam Welsh. a cnttlo drovrr. Welsh saws
that he met Ross on Light street. and Ht his in-
vitation took a drink with him. Welsh re-
mained with him until o'clock. He was then
slightly under the influence VI lquor. ami
wanted to treat everybody he mot. Welsh doos
not know ANYTHING further about him. His
trunk was taken in wagon. hut shat 81 his IN
tended bride still remains on the steamer. He
also took with him the girls porkrtb0n COM
tanning all the money she had. After watching
NJ the window all Of to-day the girl started for
her home on the evening boat.
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AMUSEMENTS.
"wh,m." at the r,nh Avenue Theatre.

Mr.. Stanley McKennas comedy Of
"Whims. an adaptation from German source.
succeeded Thro' the Dark" last evening on
the stage Of the Fifth Avenue Theatre. Il is in
four acts. and il would be very difficult 10 give
any clear or definite idea Of lis plot. since il
consists II a series Of the broadest and most
farcical incidents. which follow zach otuer
with bowidering rapidity and with the
most interesting disregard Of all reason and
probability Tho action is boisterous tumultu-
GUS and occasionally wildly preposterous. but
the whole thing is so candid. transparent. and
unuretcntious. and the fun OF it is SO obvious
and unstuded. that ono is quite content to be
amused ut it and refrain from seeking any scri-
business OF motive or sanity Of purpose. People
began 10 laugh very soon after the curtain went
up. and except when blank amnzoment now aud
then got possession OF them. they Kept il up 10
the end.
1t Is impossible not to laugh at It from every
point % view ana 20, author is probably salts
fed that nobody should take IL seriously exc
cept himsrl-as ne contemp2ies II rom ~"
imurrgnahle srriusion OF the box Office. The
dialogue is lively. ana H. r'llct" with ropariee.
which. II not part rumriy delicate or witty IS nj
leust NOT coarse or unrrhned. Lr Slaughter
makes an alusion or two of professional ma
ture TINT might be omitted with advantage, but
the production is on the whole ciean!y and
Mr Harkins has put it on the stage with his
customary hnrg..ty and good taste. and tha
distribution ~ ~" parls ms nrrP sCrn H. 10
alton. Mr.. W. J. Gilbert acts I1' N0itbo very
effectively Miss Wilton plays ,lwr i"ids
with viva us aui Intelligence. ti4l Mis- G'ral-
churlrtrr Of OIria. Mr. Harry Inn DOES not
hni the part OF IT. N'1"J Pr Very cons 'niaL
hut be manages - play 70 wlih spirit and "iiH Z,
and the other "hnra'trrS are very FURRY ~u--
TUNED. Miss Williams has found uat of Nl-
pTona doubtless a rather snriou. HnHrri'kI n;.
hut will possibly improve il hy % littlr less "N-
trayagance OF gesture and intensity OF dlcuun.
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and weak particularly for inferior and common grades
largo number OF which were counted well snld t3a
3ftc IA H. Choice Jersey vcnls reached &C. n. AMI
decent to good state sold ut 5eBc HOt.lrcssud
plenty. aud dull at Ga~isc r. n
Rret~ o sheen aud anhs - car loads or 3SS3 head.
making total nf THii shce Monday against II 0in Tor
same time Inst week Demand good and market firm at
nll urrcs with sios nj common tn princ a. 1fA'ic n
n aud choice 20 6aa5lsc ENpnricrs took car lnads
at aat3r shipments today Hp circtsses of mutton.
Receipts of hogs 10 mead. making 1870 since Mon
dav arniust 1920 same time last week TIE two car
loads ur red alive not sold before Change Market
aud nominal
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Rev nr l.. NeGlynu. =. LHth Im Anderson " Anov
Cuun. % Las eldest daughter OF Johu 5 Harberser
% ffsfifv
pE EpppE-NoiWIpEE In Chicago. III, by tho
Rv br tulttr. March 49, Mr. Dol cr Dr Euoe To Miss
truela NniWliDr Tlir hridH wore very rich toilet n
cream cYicd hsocndsd SILK over unicrskrt OF plain
sutIl. lHIl .u OnN rltit. Tic whole trimmed with
hrr nlaiun-- aud SPRAYS of orfu-e hlus om~ long
tIIf %. .Iu.ht o. fF hair win floral cufuVt. aud
flower twclrv. completed the toilet
sllruN--bt Nt NN AT she Cuarch of the Atoncment
hN th' Rev. G. e. INlit. uu Iuo-nN. March p. Theo-
Gore o sutton tg MI, rtnch Duncan OF PHILADELPHIA
TliEE-FlktN ION Nt.lurs ldr evening. March %. NJ
~ rcslcucr o thc hr1-s athcr m Brooklyn, Charles
Z Is lcr 10 Matil. D. Firth
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Arrived-TnuRsr,r. March 81
Sc wieland Hebich. Hamburg March ~, and Havre
10Th
Rio Grande. Bolycr. Galveston March TO- and Key
W.. 231
IS Alhcmarlc. Gibbs L"wce. Del
- putt-vfIlc. Pierce. IhiltdHlp hiA
3. Moro Castle. Reed. Havana.
s. Montana, Jones, Liverpool March 49, and Queens
towutGh.
s.. state Of Nevada Braes. Glasgow March IS, and
Laruv 18TH
..ir si,aunah. Tehclman. Ercmcn
Shin N.U Nurd. Hammered. London.
aNip quebec. UtNtcg. liHvrr
Slup Grur.c Washington. rrobst Bremcn.
Shin UrNHt. J. 'iua e. d uttt
Bag. SHliYtcrIlH. N'rl.jtn. GALWAY.
Bars II-'Nu. Uuflnnl. NHW tlitaus.
Bark tirt.tift % rs. PuiiI. 81. Belfast
Hii. America. 1tHiI. NAriritho.
3d. A.rinUt PlIurr. Havana.
Sclr Ntrr smith, lfnia.iu.. CAiharicn.
Sclr frlic j. own Huut. ~tuut
Schr j. s. Lord TuuWt.. Ctrirnas
Srhr \ q Weeks. ii.tr. tafdruaS
.hl Pilur. Ni' nrti. ninl.fO.
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I1NANcAiL AyD COMMERCIAL


II.
lHtEspAf March 2h-Ihc stock market
was generally dull and rri,.s ,yare irr..,iilar
N,r,h,,,.,.r,, GO ~ 80. 80
't'."0a'''n' "'4 an 'N''p''h' was HctNe
and nrmer; Pacific Mail received moro atten-
ton and WAS a higher M fine 1rst o,u r..
No.. al, -
WIS nl9p IN ihoueIale HcmNhl ana rather llrmer.
Nearly all tho other leading iancos wcro
SLIGHTLY ensier cr M best l.r.i, -,,,.,...,.,i
~, '' 80 '"' .''''.''
ana soon al'r mel'ilin the whole market re-
lapsod into dizziness. Tho close was. however
strong. the early fail i'm LAX, sL.ra c.,i
- - '"' az '-'No '"'le' C'''
" 80 '''''' ',','o wa" '''"|'''' OUT
western mon cNNln!leda ua'rr.l decline.
The silcs for tho day were qq1l1 sharcs.
Northwos.ern n.,oiu l.o,iin,.yitb ~ %, .,.',,.
.. l ~ - 800
1ur'""n "N' ~ ''" ""' i4'''IID4' I'l'Wrl U}
1880 Delaware LHekuwauua ANA Western:
T j7j Erin ennnnn r ino l. s..r., q ..,Y s.,
p1I common y 'i1 ~. ""r.,r., ~ ', ~;
tsr.av G.itrii an, WISH I. 30 a',N
pacino N,ti iIh" ln,r I', 81. "".' %
linz" A' i',i n,' ',y,,...'' w. i"'i
Western o.: Delaware and Uu.l-nn -. l.lt,I,is
Central 4. Lake Shore. L.: II l.ft.suu Central
p; ~. Paul common . Now Jwsnr C.utraI
~ Northwest 'rn common. D.; d., ur.nr,ol,
F.; FitHuureh, 3. Declined Erie prrlttr'1.
D. hannibal and ST. JO~rph. q: Elf-t. Pa
rrai. H." i-p9r5I Wsl,tN,rn" gf 5n ''',
itil'''NnN Aul dN l'i,l ft. li4Ni0 Nll 'tUu-.Du.
Investment shares NrFn. quito irrDruIlr
n H. ''''N 90 ~"'''
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TAXING CORPORATIONS.
The Bill under Discussion Ia Albany Untaxed
Property In New York.

ALBANY, March 26-The Ways and Means
Committee have held an executive session to
enable several parties 10 make arguments on
the bill 10 tux corporations. There w,re pres
ent Tax Commissioner Wheeler and the throo
Stnte Assessors. The bill % the STATE SCISSORS.
submitted for the consideration OF the Commit
tee. was taken up. Tho bill consttu' es the Tax
Commissioners Of the city and county ~ New
York. and in the other counties Of the State. tho
County Treasurer County Clcrk. and County
Judge a board In their respective counties
to fix and determine the value of snlr.s
OF each corporate company. association.
or copartnership having it, business OH a+
within the county. The capital OF corporations
Is not 10 be- taxed, but the stockholders are 70
he assessed and taxed on the value Of their
shares in the company. Reports ~ County
Clerks are 10 bee made to the Comptroller oi tho
State as to the value Of shares 90 b- take.
After discussion az tine hIll the State As4,..-ors
wore invited 10 meet Mr.. John II. S-rtnuu ia
the committee room neat Iur,Iny q aid In
competin.: bill 10 report - the Committee for
presentation TO the Assembly. Tax Commits
sioner Wheeler. in his discussio of the bills
presented a statement OF the yalue 81 properly
exempt from taxation IN Nv York in ISIS
showing 10 20 amount 10 slS5 So. 7s7 as follows:
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A.-Cntnrrh-
{ f. T 4 Is'iR H II Is'j III

Acknowledged to be the only treatment yet discovered
that Will this terrible disease months prcscrp
ton ana real cure Tor ioathsone diseases like caarrh
and influenza FOR 81 90! It.nELyERED by the Agents.
D b DEWEY A CO., 90 Dey st.. New York, and sold by
.irnn.l. N. nDnnrnIIr
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Marine INTELLIGENCR

rfrftruRF AtNASAC-rHis nav
sun rises. 80 sun scts...... 20 Noon sets IL 90
Hcu wATtR--rHts pkt.. ....
sandy Hook. Ill II Gcv Island II % Hell OAtes "a
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~ Derby wine -IT for Se.3J, ane silk
Hat 81 %, worth g. - Sew Caurch st., up stairs
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The Great Sprirg Nriioiuc--Dr. Chambers
Chamomile Blood ami Liver f.. An druggists; - eta
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Hyatt, LIZ EnIsnu.-pd Family Medicine;
certain PuriHcr. Restorative oi ilcalthul IHr.
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Diseases Of the SEXUAL Organs, Recent
chrome irurtNtiv cured hv Nlt1fv GaVlus tausulcs
used for over - wears hy the raUns physicians in
Europe and America They are soil by all druggists
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Philadelphia and Paris the highest and only medals 10
the DE0pgs Of BensopS Capeine Porous PlasIsE~sis,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-07-25
on THE BEACH AT MARBLEHEAD.
ny FRANK FoxcnoFT.

The waters roll up on the rock strewn beach,
WIN music too deep and sweet for speech.
sometimes they are merry and glad and free
Anu they dance and sparkle and laugh with
glee.
Sometimes they are sulen and capped will
And they smite the shore with fierce de
light;
Through chasms secret and underground
Ihey press their way with a thundcrous sound,
And they boom and break, and dash and roar,
In their Wild and passionate rage with the
shore.
Butthe dark, gray rocks on either hand
Ever like faithful sentnels stand,
Lstless and cold when the waters play.
Dauntless and bold when the angry spray
OF the storm-drven waves dashes higher and
higher,
And theocea seethes in its mad desire
Now, once and forever, to break its bands.
And sweep in triumph the desolate lands
So about our lives the currents flow,
NOW wild and swirl, now gentle and slow,
Now Turing us on to soft delight
Now shifting with almost rcsistless might
God grant that we all, like these strong, gray
rocks,
Unmindfu alike of the tempest shocks,
Aud OF sweet beguiline that smiles and sings,
May Keep irm oW hold on eternal things,
-lsunday Afternoon for August
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-07-25
A Quaker Printers Proverbs.

Never send an article for publication
without giving the editor thy name, for
thy name oftentimes secures publication
TO worthless articles.
Thou shouldst not rap at the door of
a printing office; for he that answereth
the rap sneereih in his sleeve and loseth
time.
Never do thon loaf about, nor knock
down type, or the boys will love thee as
they do the shade trees when thou
leavest.
Thou shouldst never read the copy on
the printers cases or the sharp and
hooked container thereof, or he may
knock thee down.
Never inquire of the editor for news,
for behold il is his business to give il to
thee at the appointed time without ask
ing for IL.
1t is not right that thou shouldst ask
him who is the author of am article, for
il is his duty to keep such things unto
himself.
!. When thou dost enter his office, take
heed unto lhyselfthat thou dost not look
at what coucerns thee not, for that is not
meet in the sight of good breeding.
Neither examine thou the proof sheet
for il is not ready to meet thine eye that
thou mayst understand.
Thou shouldst not delude thy self with
the thought that thou hast saved a tew
cents when thou hast secured dead
head copy of his paper, for whilst the
printer may smile and say it is all right,
he'll never forget thy meanness.