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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

win Sunday next commences the
week Of prayer 10 be observed by Young
Mems Christian Associations throughou,
the civilized world. At the Worlds Con-
ference, which me, in Geneva, Switzerland,
August 20, 1873, the second Sunday in
November and the week following was ap-
pointed for this event The International
Convention at Baltimore last May also
adopted this time. Services, to which
everyone is invited, will be held by the
Association in this place, next Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock, and every day
throughout the week, at quarter-past seven
O'Clock. Regular topics are assigned for
each evening, for which suitable leaders
from each denomination in town will be
chosen. Remember, everyone Is invited
TO attend. The list Of subjects appointed
for that occasion arc as follows;
Sunday, November 9--"Agrecmcnt in
Prayer Encouraged. " Daniel N 1923 !;
Matthew XVIII la, 20.
Monday, November l0--"A Moral
Young Man Weighed and Found Want
ing.n Mark l7-22
Tuesday, Nov 1.-THE Son Of Cody
Father who went AstFay." Chronicles
xxxu 8S xxxtu: l-83.
Wednesday, November 12--"A Man
Prospcrcd Beyond Precedent but Unsatis.
fed. Ecclesiastes Ii:l-ll JohnIv.ls, Ia.
Thursday, November lathe Secret Of
Young Mans Success in Business. y
Genesis xxxIx;l-6, %, %.
Friday, November fi--"A Highly-fa.
Yored Man and his Terrible End. Mat.
thew x:l-4 Luke XXI Sc, a., 4si Mat
thew XVII 3-6 Acts l6, 20.
Saturday, Nov. l5-"Cpposite Choices
of Two Young Men" Hebrews xn2a.2G !;
Genesis KIN 1913.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

"THE RiGHTs AND DUTIEs OF CouNTY
AND TOWNSHIP OFFICERS This il the
title Of book about TO be issued by W. II.
Bierly, Req, Of Williamsport, and is re-
vision Of his "Rights and Duties Of Town
ship officers" with numerous valuable ad-
diiions relating 10 county offices. The
favor with which his former publication
was received insurcs that the coming vol.
ume viii be almost indispensable to those
who administer the affairs Of the county or
township. We quote with pleasure the
following testimonials:
IA book Of this kind Il badly needed BY
the local officers Of the State, and we be-
lieve Mr. Bierlys compilation will be
found Of great service. Members Of the
bar commend IL heartily. - Weilsboro Ag-
itdfor.
~ VALUABLE PuBLICATIox.-WeA are
indebted 10 the author for copy Of the
above described publication, aud take pleas
ure in recommending IL 10 the large class
interested in the information contained
therein. As Mr.. Bierly Il good LAWYER
and an investigating and laborious worker,
we have no doubt but that the book will
meet with large sale. Hundreds of copics
should be purchased in this County, a. Il
will be found 10 be Of great value 10 law
ycrs and township officers. n--- Washington.
Pa, Rsviese 4 Eramiaer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

a GRAND MATRIMONIAL EvExr Ar
PorrEE's MILLs.-The Allison mansion,
at Pottcr's Mills, Wa, on Thurs1ay last,
the scene of one Of the most brilliant events
which has ever taken place IN this county.
il was the wedding ceremony between Mr..
Frank Mccoy, the bsndsorne and popular
young gentleman who 10 successfully man
ages the well known iron works Of M'Coy
* Linn, to Miss Ella y. Allison, a lady Of
high social standing and wealth.
Early on TbursdHy morning, invited
friends In large numbers departed from
this place 70 the scene Of the wedding.
Gnesu were also present from New York,
/ Lewistown and Lancaster. At 2 o'clock
p. NJ the ceremony took place, Rev Rob-
insoni pastor Of the Presbyterian church,
at Poiter's Mills, officiating. Messrs.
William hcEwen, Of Philadelphia, John
!. Potter and John L. Kurtz, Of this place,
and William VI. Allison, Of Potiers Milr,
brother Of the bride, acted as ushers.
! The attire of the bride was extremely ele-
4 CANT, Of what hAs been described 70 us a.
blue peacock silk made in the latest and
most elaborate style Of the drcsffnaker's art.
/ After the ceremony the assembled guests.
over one hundred in nuuber, responded 10
AN invitation ~ ut down TO one Of those
elegant collations Of which one has the
pleasure Of paftaking only once In half
century. Epergnes Of Howers adorned tho
table, rich and elegant cakes prepared with
the highest skill that Lancaster bakeries
could employ tempted the appetite, cream.
in the preparation Of which our friend
CedArs gave unusual care were served in
ine1hsustible quAntities, and all went
merry as marriage bell
This repa't being ended, the guesu fully
admired the costly presents, which had
been received in large numbers. Among
these VIC would particularly mention sil-
yer set, AZ ice pitcher and tray, bronze
clock and mantle ornaments, a small table
the surface'of which was beautifully paint
ID by the lady donor, several cases Of solid
s'lycrware, numerous pieces of Rogcrs'
stAtuAry and a large let of other srticlcf.
The wedding tour, on which the bspry
couple Immediately started, win include a
brief visit 20 Cincinnati, Chicago, s, Louis
and other western cities. A mos, delight
ful collection of cake was cent 10 us, which
We rariook Of with many kind wi.hs. for
the future happiness and property Of tho
bride aud groom.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

Notwithstanding the late risc in price.
and the fact that almost every merchant.
able commodity Is bringing from 25 TO 100
per cent more than ii did three months
ago, ! have determined 10 make a large
REDUCTION In the retail price Of anthracite
coal. At the reduced figures 1t l. equal in
economy with coke or any other fuel, and
Is certainly superior and much more salts.
factory 10 handle when used for family
purposes. I buy the best quality Of Wilkes
barre coal and guarantee that It will be
carefully screened, correctly weighed and
promptly delivered
LAWRENCE l.. BRowS.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

The magnificent oysters placed be-
fore the numerous guests present at the
recent elegant social event that occurred
at Poticr's Mills in this county, were fur
nished by Yeager & Downing, Of the
Opera House saloon, Of this place. With
commendablc enterprise Messrs. Y. s. ID.
had these oysters shipped directly TO Spring
Mills. The luscious bivalves were thus
brought with as little loss Of time As posi-
BILE from the rich beds OF the Chesapeake
TO grace the table at which they were
eaten. The people of Bellefonte are for
tunate in having such capable caterers a.
Harry Yeager and George Downing. II
is but just to say that at their well con-
Quoted restaurant can always be found
everything 10 tempt tho palate. Their
oysters are always fresh and of the best
quality and the nCainess Of their tables
and the cleanliness Of their table furniture
are proverbial. II Il was not that the
readers Of the DExocRAT never drink, we
might venture 10 say that the beer and
porter sold over the counter Of their saloon
Is always as good, II not better, than any
beer or porter 20 be found elsewhere.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

Mis- Lizzie Coble, who has for long
time made her residence with the family
Of DR.. Hale, Of this place, during which
time she has won many close friends, de-
parted last Tuesday morning for Potssville,
where she will hereafter reside. Her alb
sence viii Be much felt, especially IN the
Methodist church and by her sunday.
school class Al Valentines Forges,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

--One day last week, Miss Mary q.
Morgan, whose father Is sn immensely
wealthy gentleman residing at Irvington-
on-the- Hudson, in New York State, was
married TO George $. Fullerton, Of st.
Louis, relative Of Mr.. Hayes. the occu-
pant of the White House. The bride Is a
niece Of DIR. Hale, of this place, his sister
baing married 10 Mr.. Morgan. The we'd
ding vas attended by many Of the nO,ables
Of the country,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

CoRREsposDENcE, containing important news solicit.
ell from any part Of the county. No communications
Inserted unless accompanied by the real of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

An entertainment, consisting of an
amusing and instructive lecture on Faces,
signs Of Character" will be given to-mor-
row evening in Humes Hall. Tho lecturer
is Allen a. Griffith, A. NJ, President Of
Fulton College, H. He Is highly recon-
mendod by many gentlemen Of our town,
and receives eulogies from the press wher-
ever hc goes Tho lecture will be iuter-
tanning ~ children and adults Admis-
sion oSy % cents
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

AT the reduced rates the cost of an
tbracite coal Is equal In economy with coke
or any other fuel. Call and get figures
LAwRESct J.. BRows.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

The IPdtchmdH was little behind
time last week John Mason Duncan, M
editor of the Republican,, has atreody been
succeeded by Spencer G. Ogden, who also
performs his work well.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

Mr.. J. Is. Shireman, of York, Pa,
was in town last week in quest Of one
thousand bushels Of hand-picked npplcs.
We believe that he was not successful in
getting the amount required, and found II
necessary to dispatch to other places for
,hn,a
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

DIR. Thomas Hayes and lady leave to-
day FOR New York City, to remain away
FOR one month. During the Doctor ab-
senoe his extensive practice will be 10
charge Of DR.. Fairlamb The Doctors
address, while absent, will be No. % West
Sixteenth street, New York City Both
tho Doctor and his lady are such valuable
members Of society, tha, their absence for
such n long time will be regretted.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06
We understand tina, an enter,ainmc

We understand that an entertainment
is in course Of PREPARATION for Christmas
evening which will be a ct ending 10 the
enjoyment Of that holiday. 1t will be
composed Of home talent, and from what
We have seen upon former occasions Of
their ability, we have no doubt that the
coming entertainment will not be surpassed
by any Of its predecessors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

The largest and best stock Of good
winter suits, ut Lyon IL Cos.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

The Philipsburgers will be entertained
at Potter's Hall, on Friday and Saturday
evenings, November IA and 10, with grand
concerts given by the Philipsburg Cornet
Band. The band intend 10 purchase new
uniforms with tho proceeds
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

\ SENSIBLE SfEErH.-1bc meeting IN
the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, Lac, Sunday afternoon, WAS
attended by the ususl number Of pcrtonF
Among the many remarks made, VIC con-
slider those by Gen. james a Beaver ~
cminen;ly practical and sensible He
spoke Of the many children in this place
who have no comfortable homes 20 which
they can g, and that, although there arc
large number Of wealthy, Christian peo-
pie IN the town, no place has been proyid-
"a to which these children can resort. A.
4 consequence, they will seek for comfort
and enjoyment in the billiard and drinking
saloons. lie said iha, the Association had
endeavored 20 provide = place for the
boys, but - the Christian people have
refused To give the requisite aid, IL will be
necessary this winter 70 exclude these
homeless boys from the reading room, ~
those who really will read and enjoy the
privileges Of the room cannot be interrupt
ed by the presence and noise occa.ioncd By
the aforesaid boys. lie also said that
the Association was compelled TO send to
Harrisburg and borro'o magic lantern
with which 70 give such children an en-
teriainment. President Charles Cook fol-
lowed, and said, among other things. that
the Association has received, during the
Past year, the vast sum Of fffy dollars from
the Christian community Of Bellcfonte
With various other remarks Of similar
nature, the meeting closed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

Mis- Flora Fox, step-daughtcr Of our
friend Mr. TeUer, Of tho Brockerhoii'
House, lcf, few days ago for her home in
the South. Her friends regret her depart
ure, and can only be comforted with the
assurance that shc will return again
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

People are seen vending their way,
with large baskets, from all parts Of town,
to a point jus; we-t Of the Diamond, on
Allegheny street, From this rlscc they
return with their baskets filed An OBJ
server can easily soc that tho place TO
which they are all bound Is 5. i. Brew X
Sons grocery store
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

1t has b,cn suggested that there should
be attached to the machinery at the Water
Works o gauge, that would indicate the
number OF feet Of watcr in the reservoir.
Such an arrangement would make a Ger
iAiuiy of having a sufficient supply Of
water at all times, for the engineer would
have but to look =; tho gauge, and could be
informed a. to the depth Of water. An.
other plan Is suggested 4 ball 20 arrang-
81 as To be operated by Goat upon the
surface 81 the water Of tho reservoir, that
when the water IL up to the required height,
IL can not be seen from, say the Diamond,
but vhcn lower than such height that Il
can be seon. This lasi suggestion will
no; be quite 20 convenient for the engineer,
but citizens can see how we'll he is per-
forming his duty.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

On Sunday night last, Charley, little
son Of Mr. John Dersiinc, OF this place,
died, after on illness Of two weeks The
little fellow was buried Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Derstino has suffered much during the
past year by illness in his family, and has
himself been confined 20 the house with
rheumatism. He l. entitled to sympathy.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

DR. X. l.. DARTS new residence on
Allegheny street is now receiving it. in
terror coat Of plaster In about six weeks
it will be completed. An the ladies say
that It Is a model Of convenience and neat
ness. The single ladies, especially, all
agree that 1t would be pleasure 10 super
intend domestic duties in just sues nm
cstahlishmcnt, bu, they shake their head,
and sigh when they remember that it il
too late
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

past eleven o'clock Tho delay was occa-
stoned by wreck to freight train on the
main line.
The WdtchmdH was little behind
time last week John Mason Duncan, as
editor of the Republican, has atreody been
succeeded by Spencer G, Ogden, who also
performs his work well
The largest and best stock Of good
winter suits, ut Lyon * Co.'S
The cheapest place to purchase good
winter ovcrcoats, as well as all other nrti-
cles of men and boys clothing, is at the
famous store Of j. Newman, Jr. All who
have ever traded there can attest to this
fact.
MIR. J. Is. Shireman, of York, Pa,
was in town last week in quest Of one
thousand bushels Of hand picked apples
We believe that he was not successful in
getting the amount required, and found II
necessary to dispatch to other places for
them
r. .. -, -.,.--..., r. :, ~
. - -
Miss Flora Fox, step.daughtcr Of our
friend Mr. TcUer, Of tho Brockerhof
House, lcf, few days ago for her home in
the South. Her friends regret her depart
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The Philirsburgcrs will be entertained
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,o,c,.,,. ,.,,b ,ho ,-,ooods
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bingham to cent? per yard, nj
Lyon X Cos.
We understand that the Ladies For
eign Missionary Society will meet to-mor.
row evening a, the residence Of Mr.. Har.
Fle' L'nn' 0" ",''En'"! s"''N' !" "n''"
time box Of clothing, which the ladies
nv wv" y ''r"''"s ''' '''''' ~'"' f'' f''''
'''' ~ lA0''1 '''1 ''''' y - - '''A'''"'
People are seen vending their WAY,
with large baskets, from all parts Of town,
to a point just wo-t Of the Diamond, on
Allegheny street From this place ,hcy
return with their baskets filed. An ob.
server can easily soc that tho place 20
which they are all bound i ;. y. Brow X
sons grocery store,
u. Thor,.. tt.,....al a,.,....,.
la, a- Nov y,-t c,,, . .o.iu .,
Co. ono -r,,,h nj. -, n--..,.. -
.o,eo ~. o,,o,.i,a ,,..,,,o ain ), !.
ch.,ro - u, r.,,Ianh T,o n,,,.-,.
"a, =.
Sixteenth street. New York CITY. Both
tho Doctor and M. lady are such valuable
mem oer' oi society, mat 'he'r absence Tor
'H'h 'ohs ume VIII DC regretted
.ooa ,,i,,o- ,,,i, a oo .,t,.o, &
Cos.
Thor soy,h., N.v,.r l. wur
.oon l..y. hi, r,.,.,, c.,.h,;,h,,cr, tho
ra,,, ,,,,hi,, s,,.. ..5 ..,..... l.. 49,,
- ..;.h hhi.t-,h.-t.,.t II n.
49, F't'' '''' ''''N''Nt '''-''+''f " - fFa'7
land therefore those who wish TO take ad-
vantage Of bis extra bargains In the cloth
ing line, will DO we'll to call on him immc-
diately.
Mr.. c. z. Richard has added to the
attractions Of his jewclry store by station.
ing a pretty sign before the entrance On
the .ien rest. A elass case which shows Of
his choicest goods 10 grca, advantage. In
h'S'hess' +" oo'fe'E@'ha' WIN ever! 'h'ng
'nA' i'r"'' " pa'' '' 'he famous h'''"
e'"''''"'''''''' ''''------
The largest stock Of muslins, cslicos,
n III 4 Il &. 80
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

If you want au oyercoa, for 81 80
call at Lyon X Co.'S
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

FoUR BuiLDrsGs BURNED LAST THURS
DAr.-The strong wind which prevailed on
Thursday last added 10 The CONSERVATION
with which the cry Of fire was heard about
one O'Clock on that day, and caused
the gallant hremen and brave citizens 70
hasten with greater speed 70 the rescue Of
the unfortunate ones. Most unfortunately.
II was discovered that the flames had oripi-
mated In the roof Of Il house owned by
Thos. X. Reynolds, Esq., situated on Lo-
gan street, cast Of Allegheny, one Of those
many cminences for which Bellefonte IA
peculiar, but which, because Of their
height, render them unpleasant situations
In the event Of II fire. The nremcn, both
companies being promptly on the ground,
put forth most valiant efforts 10 save the
house Of Charles Garner the one adjoining
Mr.. Reynolds, but the attempt was use
less. They had strong wind and poor
hose 70 contend with. In this effort Thos
Newell and John Schrock distinguished
Themselves for bravery, remaining In the
burning house until forced from il by the
flames. But the flames spread on, taking
in their on ward course an old church build
ing, venerable for age, aud in which, In
former years, the eolored people Of this
borough have often assembled for worship
The last house burned was small one
owned by Mr.. Win Montgomery, and oc-
occupied by Mrs. Holly. Across the street
the flames tried yRinly 10 go, but with the
small streams which the hose would throw
with buckets Of water which were dcluged
on the roof in the midst Of intense heat,
the Hrcmcn fought back the fire. A num-
Der Of hremcn received painful burns as
result Of their bravery
The house owned by Mr. Reynolds was
occupied by two families, that Of Mr.
Samuel Garrett, who works at Valentines
ore mines, and family named Bennett
Mr.. Reynolds was insured with Joseph A.
Rankin & Son. The occupants Of the
house lust all their furniture The los. 20
Charles Garner, who had jusi moved into
his house, whs extremely unfortunate.
He determined 70 have house Of his own.
and had worked hard and denied himself
and family many comforts during the sum
mcr 70 complete biz little home lie had
/ noiusurancc, and loFes his housc, hi, cloiher
and about seventy dollars worth Of furni-
turc Since the Ere, however, he has raised
about two hundred doilArs, which liberal
citizens have contributed, and which will
60 FAR towards repairing his loss. The
house owned by Mr.. Win Montgom-
cry was insured 4 white house on the
eastern side uf the street, owned by Mr.
John +. Harris, wa injured by the lire,
but IL insured with Joseph a. Rankin Il
Son. The Gre wa one Of the mosi aerious
which has occurred In BciIcfonte for a
long time.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

Mr. c. r. Richard has added to the
attractions Of his jewclry store by station.
ing a pretty sign before the entrance On
the sign rests glass case which shows ofI
his choicest goods 10 grea, advantage. In
nea,ncss, It corresponds with everything
that forms part Of this famous little
establishment.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

Miss I.idc Thomas departs to-day f
California.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

We understand that the Ladies For
eign Missionary Society will meet to-mor-
row evening at the residence Of Mrs. Har-
rict Linn, on Allegheny street at which
time box Of clothing, which tho ladies
have been preparing for some kind purpose,
will be packed and sent it, destination.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

The $3.50 train, on Monday night, did
not reach this place until twenty minutes
past eleven o'clock Tho delay was occa-
stoned by wreck to freight train on the
mnin line.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

bingham to : ecnp per yard nj
Lyon x Cos.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

The lecture, Great Deeds Of Grca,
Men" by DR., Fowler, ID, d, l.. l.. D.,
last Friday evening, h,trated fine audi
cncc 10 Humcs Hall It was considered
by oil a rich literary treat, and its manner
of delivery was excellent, though many
though, the Rev Dr. drew it little too
fine in completely ignoring George Wash
ington and other great men Of our country,
and making Abraham Lincoln the grcAie.i
Of the great men the world ever produced
The Doctor Wa pleasantly introduced
by Durbin Gray, Esq, and entertained hi.
audience for two hours. They would glad
Is have listened 81 him for another hour.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

They say that j. Newman, Jr., vii!
soon leave his present establishment, the
Eagle Clothing Store, and engage In bu.i-
ncss with his broihcr.in.law, J. II BAu-
land therefore those who wish TO take ad-
vantage Of bis extra bargains 10 the cloth
ing line, will DO we'll to cali on him immc-
diatcly.
, 1879-04-06
YOU AND ].

An OAK. 80 strong and sturdy that the wind. :.
dowlng 10 fury and Dajestic strength. i:
Scarce moves the giant hole, ::
Nor brings unto its rugged sona -. r.
tremor, nor throughout It's width and lenRn n
Scarcely u trail Of moss will from its bonghs =
bind: ::
resting place for llchen and for mosses uast
4 refuge fEon. the rain und sweeping blaas' -
Faf-reaching. tcoler ar1ns- :.
Safe shelter from the storms: 49,,
u meath thy shade halwrecked Etne % go ID
What wonder II thou guardat the hsn'F-
strength with timer .:'
4 shuddertug, trailing, trembling vine, =:
Wind-tos and broken by the storm, .:
Seeks to entwlne its own life unto thine: :
and. whiting round about thy huge old w.
l. gains hold, anu. kissing thy dear !ease', ::
Ger branches in anu out u charm 1t Wea7es *
Clings until, sunshine warming into lie -
Its deadened energies. it buds anew. ..ruN
And. clinging still a:1iust the winds Euds ~.
It yields tree soft embraces. fond and trus. -
When Autumn oreezes, s,ghing soft ana 1as'
In saddeued strains. sweet as falry !ate' -!
Scatter thy leaves in crimson reefs below ::t
Thy form Is still enriched By purple tIal- cr,E
MARCH 70. 1879 AVIS oA>