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, 1879-01-18
HcaprEnnt t'c1ton.

UdHFlHHYf 971717F I7VN8.G
Mr. TIidcnts n'lc0cd cipher correspondence Il
to undergo scarthinr investigation ut tho
hands OF tho Potter Committee. air. TiIieu
will probably lsc vintllcatcd, but uur heart goes
Ont tn sympathy to his misguided nephew. Mr..
rclton. Dcforc the Investigation Inns proceeded
one weels, sr. Pclton will l'e acen IN the rt,isc
Gf II goat, the ep'Icrs Heatly strapped to his
0ark. bounding towart: tile fnpcnesfable forests
of hb,vun. lie will probably submit will cuol
GRACE, IN order that ILLS uuee n,ay enIoy eternGi
political life.
, 1879-01-18

WIN Col. Forney please stop Ais Trognss In
his iirst number lie published l.. A. tIe,dcy's
picture; md Mr.. 0o1cy died. Ncxt hc had
skotcl' Of Caleb Gushing; tho next wcck Mr..
Cuahing Was no more, Mr.. Forncy will greatly
hbllgo us by ceasLny publication of his raI,cf,
attcF Bkctclllpg Dennls Kcaraey a,,.l Ell fcr.
ElnK.
, 1879-01-18

4updtp E<rrfss tEtp.t.
Henry Wattcrson," says the Albany Jour
nal, "l,as lost hia check" Poor fellow poor
fellow! There is nothing left of Henry Matter.
som tlsu, but q patr OF oycsshocs.
, 1879-01-18

1WHHFs 9DA EFfWsJ+
Any Democrat WHO wants to be President,
and begins By giving up Ncw York. New Jer-
scy, and Connecticut, will ncrcr come near
enough to being elected 10 have even tho 1nost
eanKuine Drtnocrattc cuunting-tn manager tass
tbs trouble to send him cIpher1l!spaten.
, 1879-01-18

3:T1I1HFD 7N11dTtH tN9t,j.
Is GOV. Bisn6p preparing for tho bloody con-
tlngcney Of both Presidential candidates Of 1880
being chosen from, Ohio, tint he advises thu III
CREASE OF the militia and its establishment upon
q wnr-fpotilIef
, 1879-01-18

Too Much Hum. or Too Little Missionary.
Gfae Orleans Timer.
An Afrtea-bound slip sailed from Boston tho
other day. with so0,00o gallons Of RIM aboa.d,
aud ono missionary. slim percentages Of tnls-
alonnry; but pcrhnps the ncw crusade Ii OH
lo,ncopathtc prfuclples, while Jh.u,-Jllnn, tie
god Ut tho eonyIylal howl, Is 40 allopath. Seol
, 1879-01-18

Ft'0 FORK Nraph1N {lnd. Esr).
Tho 0bio Grcenbaakers ara moving. and again
threatening 10 attack tue Republicans. Mary,
Queen Of Scots, winked At TIC exceustoner utter
hrr head was uff.
, 1879-01-18
hfosrs.


Horrfstotcn H,rHld {Rsp.,.
Col. 1nRcrsoli anu the Now York Tribune arc
still takinQ about "Tle Mistakes Of Moses"
They urc not the same Moses, however, but IL Is
diIlicult to tell which fs tau d0adcut.
, 1879-01-18
The GaiHstty Spectre.

Tho Senatorial contests are raging on every
haul, AMI DEATH, mounted On the dark hor1c,
Is riding up and down the battlefield.
, 1879-01-18
Democratic Opposition to Voorhees,.

A largo innjorlty-lu fact nearly nll-of tho
Democratic PAPERS outside Of Indiana arc
strongIy opposed to Mr. Vooshecs' election to
tho Senate. They speak Of Il ns IN impending
ea1ainty TO the purity generally, und ~ likely to
tnllict fatal injury upon 1t Ia Indiana.
, 1879-01-18
Deserves tho 1ItEhest rsalsc.

UlUufH I4HFTfF {FRTt4J,
Tho actfon Of tho Republican Senators OF
Mninc deserves tlin highest praise, They have
a right to claim that they elevated Democrat
sululy for hts fnitlfulucss to tue cause Of houest
u,otfy.
, 1879-01-18
MAI. RENO.
Filth Days Session Of the Court
of Inquiry.
The Long Examination Of Lieut.. Wal.
lace Finished at Last.
r, +. Girard, the Scout, negan The Re.
1alion Of Ills Experiences.

F. - o""s ~" -.
laliUn OF His Experiences
I'll. Rcno tnvrktfratton vas resumed yester-
IA, nv ,nornipr nrouptly Ut ii o,c,o.k The attcnd.
nuce being even larger than tiat Of t''c aas 9e.
fore. Il was every now AMI then !ncfeaaea ny
rev arrivals, until IT. last the entrance was
.rho,,v hlucked u,,. tho rcts,sters, proy,uco In
sadcd' md tho hecessty made appatens Ior . pas,
tInR up railing. aItef Tue manner q foieo
Court "bull pcn," between tho Court and
those who hnvc business there, and those who
,.,r,,+.,1 iv n,crc cnrt,ut,v nnd onrcar Il,
afs r., .,,1',; t., orn.g,,s,vs
take q hehd's' plcasute II. se.'''9 ~ ''sisoo"
wav, mounting the back of cverSoody's ehn'r,
.tisi,reJ Thr Court should order the ~ bull
ot,hea' unan .n0 @o"'' sA''o e''e' >'
pen a. ones' I'M. tim. ~ rs,a ,v,, .,o,,
rsst te"r s9 e y s o 10 'ese .'eorapaep ossr sae
Ssd M s,cccc,icn IN ortn,iina out At The eot,ci.t.
nau @ Nv .,'a xaan,an 1snt,t r.. the uocor,,sr
s,o. ~ .'s 49, .hn .rar,n.,;on ~ 1,"u. ,vot'
lace IN Thursday latl taken very wide scope,
In Ind a fcw questions to nut to lin touching
IN. oro,at1 waIc,, was then zone aver no fuljy.
'Ds vE E n,,hcr. coun.al for Mai, Reno. usve1 ~ tho
indulgence Of tl's Court for few. minutes for
tbe p,irposo Of putting few moro questions to
LIEUT.. WALLACE.
r,o ,,,r,.t ,ros tyrontc1 rr,i Air. f,ilbert nrf,.
1hc te"ees wa s'anst"' "''u ~ o.oe't Nv
ceedcd to aeK TUG "N"css whether NAB Ncflo
l,atl lost any tino IN moslng from the hilltop In
tho direction in which Lfuut.-Col. Custcr-air.
f,,ibcrt never snvs {1eu. Custe,-wnx found.
st'n..t.o .s.,,.- -..ai,, ,,o1 c,,,,n ~,
a'te1 the paeA't'a'' "uu so,ac Nv,
The witness did not think he had. The
ammunition had to be distributed after the
pack-train casne up, but It was Ills impression
Tint Afa{ Reno had moved OH a. soon na 1t was
practicable to do 80.
M.. Gilbert asked II tho point on tho bluff
which Sin]. lscno occupied was, In rlcw Of ac-
cessit:litv, ns well situated for procuring uater
ns n,lv Other thnt could have been selected under
The circumstances.
was nuItv as well situated as apY other thcy
cui i,ayo taken.
, 1879-01-18


Ciery'aad L<ader {heD.}.
II the purchase Of per cent bouds continues
At tho Frcsent rate, this will soou 10 nation OF
btoatel bonuhol1cra.
, 1879-01-18
CURRENT OPINION.


Gen. Ewing tald: ii You can't resume auy
more Than you call make p. ra1nid stand upon
Its aprx." y
, 1879-01-18

his eminent financial and executive ability, ~
dsp1ayed in his present difficult and highly re-
sponeibEe position, all cumbIne to render hin
pre-en!ncnt1y qualified for The highest executive
Office Of the n8tiGt,"
, 1879-01-18
CITY REAL ESTATE;

IN As c14us1t. fArts ffnt8 ftsf. n eeHfs eef IN
sfrifon. fdsh additional tine, 10 etafs
, 1879-01-18

kcno, beckohed to hltu with his Aa4er, aud
Keno rode w. whom Custer said to hin;
diana, briuR them to battle, s.d ! vii! support
yot,." ~ tsuo wsA going oil Euster added;
Take the se0uts alung With you" Witness
esFa ts c,asF EnsT zsh where IT, scouts were
men, " lie left of Custer. Witness impres- e..
sion was that they were travelling iuu north
from "sfe 1SS esy 1o an
that thuy catne to little knoft, und ~ they
went around 1t lost sfght Ut cuAtcr's comn,and.
This knoll WaA ab1ut nile lEon where they
clgo ot the river bunk. After thts, but before
crossing tbs river, ho saw Cook. When tl,uy
gut to thts knull ths scouts looked to tbs left
aud called withess' uttcntton to THO tacs that
thsre were lnlaus eotains up tts valley, Wit
halted Awhilc. 1leno yayu tle wOrd to 70 for
wani. Witness thought II important that Gus.
ter should know this, eo he rodn back to hnd
reported 10 t1ox. whu said that ao would 20
back aud tell Custer. A. this timc witness
could not sce Custer's column, tbs trail going
tu cl0sU behind tue knoll. Custer might haYo
beeu forty Or Iiitr yards fsom whcre wIiuess
met Ceok, but he couldn't kes him on account
Ut thu knoll. % coming buck from thu Meet-
Ing with Cook, wftucss met Reynolds, the scout,
snu four Or iiye others, also scouts. RryuoIdt
wss sesy mucl. discouraged, % ho ssid. aud
asked Tor toms whisky which wltuess gayo him,
taking sums himself. lis Inns Of march VIVA
moi direct, but sklrtlng The edxu Ut iht timber.
They could SEE thu Indiana to the left aud In
front Of tho ltue. Witness, Reynolds, Bloody
kuife, and two three uttlefa. led their loeses
!uto the Lumber, tied thsnl. and then went On
the ski5tnisa l!nu tu tho brow vi the bill, wheru
they stuyed fur or hyc minutes mud tired seven
Ahots+ Reynolds ant he xeEu together when
sunle unc gave the usder, 'Men. to your horses.
Tbs ladiaDs ase III our rear" Reynolds looked
sa.s! %c'ss 1 goae" Wines. rr!narksi @ I'd shat
taes'd have to set out vi lAv1e. They got tbe.r
loEso3, The ludtxla were east ot them, 4ud
, 1879-01-18

A 0EAT5 TASTEu-FUit HEsT.skLLlHG AHT1.
n tIx N te 1!aIEet; INV u An cleAftd " feAktsu4Y.
Auom ~ LII u Ms.A14StuG.2-
, 1879-01-18

faNlHCEp HAfE-
L The Assignee /, si2sns out the ~. .oo stoekos
at No. in MxIaones. rcfv rsp1dy. anl ahotc u want
Ut roods shoud call At ancr Handsome cIoaks hest
e fut. !neln!ss mlnE vt: a. 81 s. ei!t aad sIa.
nlntrfrl sess et itott3. seat sacqae. SIS: stock
must Ike rAcu out Without rraari N rallls Uy order
Vt llcufr bhsw. Aklxnee. l18 Aadts0u.st.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
Wise Sayings From Don Quixote.

Beauty in modest %cman is like
a fire or sharp sword ut distance /;
neither doth the one burn nor the
other wound those that como not
too close to them.
Keep your mouth shut and your
eyes open.
The absent feel aud fear every i'll.
Self praise 4 reciates.
The dead to bier, tho living
to good eh"
All women, let them be ever so
homely, op p' cd to hear them
selves celebrated for their beauty.
Sqnir aud tuish,s carraut ate
subject much hunger and i'll luck.
Libera'ity may be carried too far
in those who have children to inherit
fro en-,
VT is more secuted by the
y i ian beloved by the right
eous.
Every ono is tho son Of hio own
wo, =.
Honey is not for the moct. Of an
ass.
No paddock, bolts or bars can sc
cure maiden 50 wei, as her own
reserve
Wit aud humor belong to ,nius
alone.
.he wittiest person in 4 comedy
is he who plays the fool.
There is no book 50 bad that some
GOOD may not be found in it.
We are all NJ uol ra us, and
o. Ies II great dc ! wor
Let hen live, though it be with
a pip.
We cannot all be friars, and va
rious q o the paths by which q
co Il G. good t. hcaye
Covetousncss bursts the Z.
It's y to undertake, but more
difficult TO finish the thing,
The te ~ is equally applicable TO
all rauks, whoever is ignorant is
By the streets "By-nnd-bv" we ar
rive at the house OF "Neyer
Be weeu ives and NO OF
@ woman ] would not undertake 10
thrust the point Of n pin.
Pa eDce aud shuttle the cards.
A soldier had better smell gun
powder than mus
Other mels los are easily born.
A bad cloak oi cn covers good
drink
Pray devont;y and ha& sr or
,tou'ly.
When n thing is once begun it is
almost finished
Lay bridge Of silver for fly
ing enemy
The JeSt that gives pain is no. jest
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
The Biggest not the Eraiest

II is the first battle that tells the
courage Of the solder Nauy th.uk
before tue battle that no,b!ry ecu
frlghten them. When it ba!ius
they c panic stricken. and run ia
Disgrace. C.l CAeste., oiui towns
men at Bunker Till. used 10 'e.. =
goo. story Of two Of his soldiers IN
that battle \ Ar-e AL powerful
man standing hv the side Of a pale
f-e.l youth Of slender a,g.e, s4il =
the romaie:
Man you hal ba.l2r retire betor,
the tiSlt begins You wall iMut
a"ay Nher tbe bullets bssia - WI ,
around y1lg head
I'll, pale s,,ip,inc repliei
~ don; kuoS bl. I suAll. as
never heard one, bat wi.l 80! &C.
SEE.
lie iii STAY. ani MAS seen by Col.
Chester 'I,,GS the battle, c..n sni
itm, loa gaul liam. WITH great
,Aoiness Blt tue bnrly giaut by
his side vas missing, acd ~ the r,-
,v,at va> found alive AMI uGbsyuei,
>ec,et,i under hay cJck. Bci>i.
tul words sni moral courage 10 iAcy
any dsu ssg rarely - ;cSstber
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
A SLOW Train.

Wrare frequently Indebted 10 OF,
friend Colonel Yard, OF the Mon
mouth democrat, for anecdotes
illustrative of the character Of tue
peculiar people who hive III New Jcr-
sev. He sends us tAla:
Ihe Hol. G l---tells good
st Iry Of slow rai.roalin the north
ern y .rt Of the State. He SAYS At
went there cunning. and came - u
short line Of road On which was ruu
a single, train the forward eGl OF
which WAS pariltloned OF for baI
gage. lie took bis dog in th2 cl:
wiiu him and put him under the seat.
Presently the conductor came along
aud ins tied taatthe dog should <
intothe baggaI Dom, which, after
.omo alteration, was done but here
the baggage master isamalie fee @,
tifty cents, which Was del cei A
a "swiudler,' a "pl up j,b." he
tw tue cunlrc'rr and the bag
gag master. Il i 500 er tlan pa!
it he would tie { dog to the tra'u
aud let bill work passage
The onipc or aSseuted, anl the
dog WAS h!tched the TO rear Of train
ihe dog. So T---s- :, kept aloul
easily With tie tIai hat tho cou
dnrtor h! !sn get uneasy. M -lnr
frequent trips 10 the enSiueer. Urg-
j. = him to incre Sc tho speed OF the
train, aud back sSain - watch th,
effect upon the dog The latte, be
gan to show signs OF fatigue, bat
after while caught his "svcOuj
wind. AMI VAS keeping slpps ~
before. The conductor now ordered
the engiueer to bosve all the coal IL
the furnace aud stir mp the fire
WHICH being done the speel pen
ptibly increased The conductor
again went to the rear IL OF >ery,
the effect, but the dog had tl>ap-
peared. wherenpon he tuumrhani!
called I - 5 attention ~ the
fact The latte, after taking =
glance at tho situation, qmvil,
pointed to crack In the door Of the
ear, and there, SAWS he, was To,
dog, comfortably trA,tinS aluug un'
der the car, and iict'Ry tie gr5Us'
rrcp 0Rt on 0%'S Arss '-H"r
ptr's ndJgsiaS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
A Letter fer Mafphy.

a little freckle.faced ten years. old
school boy stopped at the post,oi
tce in Columbia, tue other day and
yelled out
ANY hing for any OF tho Mur.
phys 2
mo, there is not.
"Anythi Z for Janc Murphy d"
Nothing.
ANY iug for Ann Murphy 2
"No,'
Anything for Tom Nurphy
"No, sir. not II bit.
Anything for T ry Murphy p
No not for Pat Murpay, moi
Denris Murphy 'cr peto Mummy,
Gor Paul Mriphy. nor Bridget Muir
ply, no for am Murphy, dead. liv-
ing, unborn, native o. foreign, civil
aed or unciyilised, savage or barbar
Gus, male or ieIualc. black or white
fraucniscd OF DISTINGUISHED, natural
lied or otherwise. NJ, cir, there is
positively nothing for any Of thG
Murphys. either individually, joiutl,
OF severally, now aud forever, on,
and inseparnble.
The boy looked at The postmaster
in astonishment AMI said
"l'leasc to look if ihore is anv.
thing for my teacher, C!arance Mar
ply
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
How to Cook a Husband.

The frat thing to be dove is to
catch him. Having done SO, the
mote of cooking him so as to make
good dish ia as follows Many u
good husband is spoiled in the cook
i Some women keep them con
staptly in hot Wa 7, while Others
freeze them with conjugal GOODNESS
me smother them with hatred ani
contention, aud still Others keep
'aem in pickle all their lives. These
women always rye them With
rngre sauce. Now it l. not to be
supposed that husbahds will be ten d.
der aud good il treated this way.
but are, on the ooa sry, very de-
licious when maoaged as follows ;
Get large jar, called the jar Of
care M ness, (which all housewives
have on HANDY, pl your husband
in it aud act him near tho fire Of
conjugal love let the IRE be- pretty
b erpeci lily lot it bs clear above
lot the beat he constant cover
him over with aleciion garnish
. with the spice oi pleasantry ;
aud il you add k,s aud other con-
{ uons let them DO accompanied
with a saflicien, portion of secrecy,
mixed With prudence aid modora'
ton.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
Danger in a Seal SKIN sacale.

u was fearfully battered up citi
zoness that walked into Police Head
quarters the other day and demand.
OF warrant.
"Certainly,' said the y. A. pick.
ing ny = blnnk. "What IL tbc
scoundrcl'e name, mad une :"
ut @asnt a man ; IT was tGat ng.
ly. spitofui huseN Mrs. McGuifey
III have her beart's blood T.
You don't mean TO say that il,
was A woman who battered you up
IN that fearful manner3'
II II tell yon AZ about IL. you
see tho disgusting creature lives
uext to mo. Aud this morning |
was just polishing mp our cake bns-
ket real silver, Yer Honor when
what should see going past the
window bot Mrs. McG unev. starting
ont for a walk IN n sea; skin sack .
Yes. madam. but
The idea of her in seal skin
Nhe she can hardly pay her rent
jrst ran to the window to see if i.
was n sea! skin or not. aud l lean J
( o to look =
vi Insist. IVY good wornu--'
"And I lcarned-nnd | learnod -
i the first thing knew | fell clean
ont on my head
And that's what injured you ir
/ is manner ?"
Exactly. sir Now want to get
her arrested aud Mt her To ,ail for
ten years, If you can fix it that way
/ Seal skin sack, indeed
But t.. official hcnrtlessly refused
to interfere, an, the female wreck
walked of, consoliny herself with
the reflection that it was wash day,
and that, at ali events. she could cnt
all the clOthes.lln. tied to her back
fence AMI let down tue McGutley
b luen into the dirt
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
Sons National Hlsitty.
The Editor.

The Editor.
"What ferocious looking animal is
this -
"Tha, IL an editor
"Indeed (! Arc they very danger.
ons p
Sometimes. When cornered up
they have been known TO be quite
mbanve, aud again they have been
known to 20 through u convenient
back window. Generally they are
mild and pas,vc'
when are they the most DANGER
os. ?"
"When intru1sd upon ~ a book
agent who wants forty line local
tor a seventy Ave cont book, or by n
poet with vc,scs about gentle spring. )"
Are editor, crJss at each other 2"
"Only when scp>rs,eI by several
blocks uf bindings
"DJ ,h,y often have fearful COM
bats with each other ?"
professionally when they 20 out 10
opppsil d r1crion'. anl cone Up)n
each other by accident"
Are editors ever c0whidsd ?"
Sometimes the small oa.s are,
but The tly oaes ars very rarly neIes
ed,
"DJ editors o,t ?"
"ihcy do. 1t was form ,rly sap.
p i that they ate only at long iu-
tervals, ami upon raro Occa>i i,nS, bur
it is now well authenticated that they
cat great deal wbcu they cin got it.
"Wha, kind of food DO they like
most ~
"rhey are not very par,icular.
While they won't refuse quai. on
toast. fried crabs. or roasL turkey
about Christmas time, they have been
Known to make a hearty repast oil
, dish of cold iurnlps aud c,u
sumptive herring
"Cnn they eat concert tickets ?"
I'VE believe not. Some people
have camel this erroneous uprrs
sn', iron false tcachin, 10 cary lie.
but n authco icated instance OF such
u thing is on record.
"Do editors go free into shows ?"
"Tney d. wnen they give q i opsr
and halt l,cil Tor twenty-five cen t
Gckyt"
Are all editors bald, ike this
me"
mo only the married ones arr
bald. But let Us pass on the editor
does not like to he Stared al. "
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03

An Irish matron enters n lawyer I
Office rs tins the place, sue, where
people get divorces Z
Yes. occasionally We engage ID
that kidd OF fbuslness What can wt
do for ycn, madam 2
Faith, sur Id ioike to get di,
vorce from Inc husband Pathrick. "
What is the matter with Palrics,
madam p
"Sure Pathrick gifts drunk, sur" ="
"Tba bad Blu, l hardly think
that alone will be sufficient cause
lave you no other complaint :"
"lndade l have, sur Pathricb
bates INC.
"Yes, yes, | see That adds cru>
city to drunkenness. But madam
you do not seem te suffer much b.
your appearance from Pa,rick's S cru
city. think You must find a
stro er reason before the CoU
will grant you u dive ce.'
Well, sur, besides nll that, fear
sur. that Pathrick ism I thrue to me.
"Ah now, madam, You begin
talk business, What reason hav,
you for thinking that Patrick s un'
faithful to you T.
"Well, sur, l may say that I
ineself that has sthrong suspici
that Pathlic. is not the father of IN,
last cholld.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
The Prayer Of ST. Patrick.

The following Interesting extract
in Irish, with the English transla-
tion, was found among tho papers
Of a distinguished minister Of the
fresbyteri n church
"The oldest piece Of writing in the
sweet Irish tongue is called st
Pstrick's armory, or breast plate. >
1t is n prayer or hymn, written
when st. Patrick Mas going to Tara
to preach pefore the king aud no.
bles Of IreltDd aud ut that time
III tue great people iu Ireland were
caps, 10 greatly feared that hs
ould be killed at Tara. Hear th,
prayer of st. Pauick:
AT Tara, day, tie strength oI
God pilot mo-the power of God
preserve me eye Of God waite,
over lne-the ear OF God heIr -
the Word Of God give inc bwee
talk the hand Of God defend me
tue way Of sod guide ne. Chtisl
be with me-Christ before ne
Christ after me--Christ in me
Christ under me Christ over me
Christ on my right hand-Christ 81
my left hand-Christ on this side
Christ on that side-Chlist ut NJ.
back Christ IN tue heart of every
person to whom | speak Christ IL
tue mouth of every person who speak,
to mc-Christ 10 tue eye of every
person who looks upon me-Cbris
in the ear Of every person who hears
me NJ Tara 10 day
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
II O Q { n v.
Leave The Fort.
NJ A. VAN DYKR.

rUo,d the Fort for I am coming 7"
This has bern the cry too longs
We m,fst now pat on our armbr.
And 70 forth 10 meet the wrong
Ii the feeble and tho towards.
ebil the vslls and e,rthqa ,kes shield,
put hsstrong and valiant soldier
Loves 10 6sht Ia op.u Aell.
Leave the Fort. howe'er securely 4
An ms mighty towers ' o made. Ai'
Plants. whose natures crave the sunlight,
Cnnnot prosper In the shade
30 the soai Of noble impulee.
With . firm and manly port.
Boldly marches forth 10 battle
Brother, sister, LrAvE rHg EoRr!
There are evils past endnrir :,
There are victories 10 be g ned
Leave the Fort, howe'er alluriue,
There's no siege 10 be sustained.
Let our VA fare be aggressive
Duiy, danger. let us court,
Then our life will he progressive.
Brother, sister, LgAvx rag Fonr!
All along the line Of action
Let this BgrrsR wArcnwoRD ring,
Scnrning party, creed and faction,
Loyal only 10 our King
"No mans man, but Coils aud couutry's,
Honest. and II good repert--"
let us walk AS in the daylight"
Brothers, sisters, LEAvE rst FoRr
-Iiter Occd,
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Dimensions Of Heaven.
Some Curious Figures about Para
disc.

Some Curious Figures about Para
disc.
And he measured the city with
the rocd. twelve thousand furlnns-.
rhe length, aud breiiih, AMI the
height oi 1t are equal. l.-R'v. xxi l6.
Twelve thousand furlongs, 1921
0)0 fe't, which being cubcd, 800. &.
1913. 0SS 30 JO,0OJ,O)),OO9 cnbic feet.
Ealf OF this we will reserve tor the
hrone of God an the curt of hcav-
en-. aud half the balance for streets,
lesvin. a remainder of l2il9S,272..
900, 900. 100000 cubic feet. Divide
this by 096, tho cubical feet IN a
room sixteen feet square, and there
will be 3J,32i, ,2+3,75J,0O 600 rooms.
Wo will now suppose the world al
ways did and always will contain 900.
900 900 inhabitants, and that gen.
Grafton lasts 33! years, making in all
= 900. 100000 every century, and
that tho worli will staad l00,-
900 years, or 1000 centuries, max
ing in all 2,97O 900, 900 900 iuhab.
itanis. Then suppose there were,one
hundred wsrlds equal to this in
number Of inhabitants and drration
of years, making II total Of 297 900,
600 100000 persons, and there
would he moro than ohe hundred
rooms sixteen feet square, for each
person
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Human luciier Match.

Lighting gas with the finger is a
feat anybody may pc form. Iet a
person, in his slippers, walk briskly
over WOODEN carpe scuffirg bis
feet thereon, or alta d upola chair
with its legs upon four tumblers to
iusulate it and be there rubbed up
asd down o. tho body a few times
with mutt, by see nd i,divid a
aud he will 'ght his MS by simply
placing his fpser 10 the tube. It IS
only necessa TO take the precaution
not to touch anybody, during the
trial Of the experiment The stock
Of el ricity acquired by tho process
we have described is discharged by
contact with another object Ole
person must turn on the gas while
tho other dres il.