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For Both Sexes-Citv.

AN KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
~ .3 Fast .Oh.st.. l. NJ. cor. Prime ciAs,rs Will
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WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON AND HIS TINES or
Russell sell q CO. NewYork: Charles Dew.
The present volume comprises the papers
which have already appeared in HE TRIBUNE from the
pen of MI Oliver johnson, describing his personal reco-
Icnons OF the AnttSlavery movement IN this country,
with large additions, embracing the period from inc
commencement OF Mr. Garns0n's abors In S29 10 the
abolition of slavery IN the course OF the Cvii war IL
NOS neen the aim OF the author present comprchen-
s,ve summary first OF the proceedings OF the Abolition
s,s M to the divisions of 1s39'40; and then, after
coating the causes Of those divisions, TO follow the
corse of the American AntSlavery Society under the
lead of Mr. Garrison to the close OF the connect MI
Johnson has not attempted TO furnish compete DIS
tory Of the Antsavery movement either IN its moral OF
oltticaI aspects but has dwell however III preference
on the moral agitation which was the original cause ana
const,pt stimulus OF political action MI Garrison H.
OF COURSE central figure OF The volume as ne was
tho first ia assert the principle OF immediate emancipa-
tion though not the first TO denounce slavery as SIN
The sketches OF other prominent leaders VINO aooIeu III
conjunction with Mr.. Garrison. have been prepared WIN
fidelity and force they possess remarkable interest," as
Illustrations OF character In some Instances OF DOd
and original stamp and peculiar vaiue as spec
mems OF American biography IN a kind altogether
remote from the ordinary experience OF lie
Mr. Johnsons pOrtraiture OF Garrison himself Is made
mn Of combination OF independent touches suggested
nv significant in the career OF the heroic Anti
slavery champion. rather than complete ana hdrnoh
ous picture of his characteristic features 1t naturally
makes no preensiOns rigid impartaiity aud severe
discrimination but is written IN the spirit OF tender
friendship for the man. as well as OF reVerent adn'ra
,o, for the reformer The best sides OF Garrsons na
,urc cling with the greatest tcndclty 10 te memory {"
nis b,oSiupher and a cold analysis OF hls virtues
and his faults would have been equally foreign TO b
no.,tIo aud liza feelings IN the composition OF te WoIk
The volume ahouuds III passages OF me utscrlpuV'
nower sometimes rising 10 lmpassIohcu c'oqm nee
sHow,c that the inspirations OF youth ana the cOhNic
lions of manhood not been impaired by me idps'
nj vrar- and the vicsstudes Of NE III VIII De loun
~ SonaI value and atractveness from Its exposition
of principles It's deineauOns OF character ana lis HIS
| tory Oi events.
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[NIIIIE STAK LINE. -, srt,,,,r,.
w TNiFED STATES AND ROYAL NAL 81 EAME''7
FDEQ TFENSrOWN AND LlNENtNyi. ,..,.
NOTTCr-Tfc Of this Limo take ne anc isouS1
nIed Lieut.. Maury, L. = w. on uV'h tue "''N
Dl.N,%iC CAPT Kennedy Saturdav jan 81 80 a. H.
BALTIC, can. farscil M ~, - a. = mi,
CELTIC Cant til~a ell ~alu ~ mr.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCh, tOol w ~ A"'N
81. 49,. 49, q, .....,.n sso, - an
Ibese steamers are uniform in size AMI unsrpasSeI IN ~
rortmrufs The saloon Statetooms smoking anu BAN
r ms a placed anidshps. where the noise ana motlo a.
len 81 f inordng degree Of comfort hitherto undeNh'o'
..,--,.,,o a,oarac. Raturu
tickets Il favorable tcrua
These searuoIs carry neither cattl" sheep nor PIGS
aud other information appH ~ iS
Couuany's Offices No . BROADWAY Nc"l or p ~ w
nut.st. Philadelphia hJ 'ol'lio. Hso"'.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
1 GREAT Trunk LINE ,,,,

AND CNlIED STATES MAIL EOi ~. -,
Trains leave New York Via Desorosses ant 'oiuandi
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ia ace cars attached .. M q AND $50 p IA daily 49,,
Eric at sSG N connecting Cory tor iusyie Petra
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Hrss OF r9%1e Pao' 4rs Ta' R sASe M % Sn
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ted II a. M 80. AZ o g. - : 81 ana l., p Y
ERpI N" FOR Philadelphia Camden 1880 AMI p M
Boat. i Anae1 connect yn a. though t'aa,
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dGiy elOa a:3o p M omly eSce'i ao tsy Prom
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west Pullman's best Dmwingroom s1eewns coaches to
% rqGdG n Ea5Pso'' s for o T Es; S eSaiS
ISfi ard chicago WITHOUT change also Hotel DINING
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an @n ma sa aS nights S only only 5aa S i
nv % hHs ig Ts'sts saaa ,sS
- 1 mil eh sund.yS d $50 1920 l+5 $50 D ~
-n Tai Il } 80, 40 10 ~, ,o2o liso
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m snIrhi sundays & $50 1880 Ia C'oo p
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days S.. TX 80 D. i os6 m 800 $3.50 n sun
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rcsd At M1is 100 ., LOGO w. 49, H. sundays,
Poit ~ 81, ~ M. o, $50 aud D. m
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ISN .nins c.cses be obtained. and orders for
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Gou,te {o o. a. ~ ~ sye YorS at 1928
a mg aoo XXX @@Tr Gem Passr Ast. NewYOrk
NoRTutnN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Tains cave or Englewood coste iielmon' aud yacE,
su so Va NJ AID $50 rAs 1880 .. train viii
leave minutes ster sa.a['sy nights 800 A. NJ 400 D. m
N@no'' ''jN0 n. ABBOTT Geni PAssr As'' Ne" for Z
] ~ VIA FHE Old hELIABLE
( SiONiNGlON LINE.
The orgaut sic@mcIs NASSASunshll9 Aaa Hhop .a
! l.. M. ,l..iy IN CIT SUNDAYS.
eprc ,lsss hmi.rd tickets good ony tF The trip for
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cse sold VIA This line from Nr"i Ola 10 bsoa
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also sold al principal hotels aud uckorOlces ani AT once
OF WesIeott Express Co
; PROVIDENCE LINE Tor freight only:
Electra aud Gaatea leave ll,t ~ N.'A
foot OF Warienst daily, except sundays !" " M, ~
~ FuktNs j. > HANCOCK,
Gen. P.ss.Agent rte'aens
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u II 7 y III , T =
~ Leave New York foot Libcriv.st. G. r. H. OF " j.
sis a. N Farm ngdale Toms River, Banegat ana IN
tefmedat- stations. 49, -, .-...... g. IA,
lis p. Toms Riv-r Vlneland all stslOhS 10 DAY
Side And FOR A TLANTIC CITY. . .r..,.n
o IL. Il. and phadelphla.
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sHAKEsPEARE's MORALS. Edited BY ARfHys GILMAN
A. l2mo. PIP. 205. Bodd Mead 20
The plan of this work includes selections
, the ethical passages in plays Of the great dra-
matist accompanied by appropriate texts OF scripture
In when similar ideas expressed or limited at TO-
sether with a delicious choice Of motos, mostly from
Enysh uteratlr, aud extracts from the Writings OIL
celebrated authors. ar less illustrative VI inc
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
ROTND BROOK ROUTE.

FOR rRISfoH And PHiLADHLPHIA
New York from station c. h H. OF ~ 1901 OF LID
For station corner Ninh and Creensts at 745 81 Illa
a. m. 1850 a. $3.50. 49, u IN. on Sunday at $40 g. MI
FOR Sta Ion corner Third and Perks sis $780, 9 Ills
M 1870. 3.3O A. 53' 7:l5 p IN On SUNDAY at oao mi
For rTcnton warren ard Tuctersts. $50 40, O. llls
a l$9. 800 j. $3.50, 7l'' II ? Ia ." SUNDAY al '''
trains WIN Leave Ph PHI P F ; YOG esrne,
90 AZ II 90 sunday a5 10 M M 10 1885,
5:56 SO. iiI5 p m on SUNDAY at o:25 43Op M
From trenton Warren ana tucker 40 except Mon
day. 6iO $50 10 % a. M 200 80 40 10 O'l eoo
Connection is made at Jersey Cty and from Brook
yT @R4 k c .sc at at loot st. Nos 80 aO s
95 Bsaawsy and az the rnPs 5 @2'Tii anu
New York Transfer Company odds Express WI can Tor
IIG Ssf Da eaa f. C 1G "a Boad%sy ard
New York and coqlt BToo a ana A ' o salh '
H. p BALnwiX, General Pa, s.nser Agent
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD, ,,xs Marc,
@ o foot q cSSa3t 1la Readns
loo m qT E%o,"0i Di6 seYe 9i,y Xshand Wilkes.
09fs scranton 1I ESpess daily Bethlehem
Aentsn MapSh R cTPF Ba Niagara Falls and h;
West Pullman sleeping c9S, ne. s SIM, and fngr
genera Easter" 0'N'' tifAS H. CMMMING- Asrut.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD. &c.-Fare, 81.
New S1@n At ami ii p nr'D ' an ecns Nth osas
NETWORK CENTRAL ana HUDSON
! ~ RIVER RAILROAD-COmmou cng Dee :. 1879
/ throu ch trains viii leave Grand Central Depot .
Western AMI Northern Express, 10 Rochester ~
Aihana and Mont al
1850 m, thicago ami Western Express. DrawngFoOio
cars O ClnaniaigIa Rochester and Buffalo .,
1913 A. M Express Albany aud Troy WIN eolneetons
TO Utica Saratoga Glcus Falls and Rutland
/ 400 y. ~. ALBANY and Troy Express , -. d, :.
900 m 81 Express daIy with seepnk caIs ior
through the wees 80
ing cars Buffalo Toledo aud Detroit and LOT Nohie" ei
cepting SUNDAY night va Saratoga ,,,..,.r ana Corn,
o. M Fast Express for Montreal, Eoche aiu III
u sleeping rchN'" A'9N"'s''' ~'-
ia
$50 D. m Pacific Express Jay ni.% ssn ~ IT,
SYRACUSE Rochester Niagara fals buuto ''e'e'1 ~
om S MINT FSpress with sleeping cars to Albany
and Troy a., =, W. -, and Ala nro, lvrar AMI At
a. chets " xrress Offices Park place aud - and v42
MtslV"ll Nui H. 1873 Washington ST. Br0pklyn.
b!oau""' -' C. b. MEEhER. Gene. a. Passenger Agent
! NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR foT special limited tickets. steamers cave
Pier 40 North River daily including suliIrs AZ +'o o. ~
0,fO Worcester,
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;iQ MADISON-AVE.-Mrs ROBERTS a ana 1l
1 10 Mis-. WALKEE'- SCHOOL for YOU No LADl -
ond IITTfE Girls second term begins February !.
snecial attention gwen TO the Primary Department
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Art Schools New York City.
IRIS. LOUISA b. CULVER

win receive pupils pain ting Landscape, flowers . VIC
dina and tccofaon th,rstudio. IN" Bella no - East
26th.st. corner sthIVe. beginning october
References. Mr. d. Huntington, MI William haf' All
James n. Hart MI \. h. Bellows
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InsIrneilon.

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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI.

Leave New. York OF Iberty-s, for Rel Bank LONG
Branch, Grove &c, at s:lj lIiO a. n 49, = OLD
D. m. ,.,.,o,n,r 4, A. .u,N
STATION, to and from OCEANIC aud PAIR ltAN EN AZ
RED BANK. 10 aud from POINT PLEASANT al SEA
GIRT with all trains
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TIE cuIIp's CATECHIsM OF COMMON THINGS. BY
JoHS ID CHAAPLlS II. l2mo. Pr. 2e9 Henry Hon & CO.
In this little manual the sphere OF material
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the mineral vegetable. and animal Kingdoms, with no
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form OF familiar questions and answers as adapted TO
cearness and In the instruction OF young emil
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introduction common schools part OF the rel.
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TO tie younger members OF the domestic circle Tue vol
ume is OF so unpreteudng character as scarcely 10 sug
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For Both Brooklyn.

MRS /. JERNEGAN BOWEN has resumed
nor Lessons In nusic aud foreign languages especial AT
tepIlon rad 10 pupils backward English ,aanchc o
auuy 8I9 ClntoL-sL south BIoO-yn
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AND NETWORK RAILWAY
NrEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

CONNECTIONS. .
Leave foot OF Liberty ST. Freehold at slj, lli5 H.
4, 5:l5 p. N.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Ferry station ~ New York foot Of Libertysi ,,,.
Ferry station IN Brooklyn foot OF Fult0n-st' Je"eIs
wharf -. -.
Commencing october 8. ls79-Leave NewYoik, foot OF
Liberty follows; ,,-,
$50 Pennington, Esston Belvidere Rethlehem,
Bath Allentown. M9uch Chunk, Tamaqua, hahanoy Sly
HazetOn WikesDarre Elmira etc Connects az JUNCTION
h Delaware. IA kawanna and Western railroad
$40 mtOr Iligh Bri &c Branch, Nchooey Nouhaln
Budfs Lake and Lake HOpatc0ng kaston Allentown har
Sbufg auf West Mauch hunk. Tamalua. "ikesOarfe
Scranton Dsnvllle. Williamsport, etc
1000 a. m.-FOr ~Omeryille and Remington. 49,.
| m-FOr Pennington, ESston, Bati, AleutoWn, adu.n
chunk Tamaqua MahanOy CITY. Hazleou unEhanhocx
WilkesbarT,, -craDtuD. Reading Columbia Laheas'ei
EphIata POttsvll Harrisburg. etc. ,,...,.
J.. M For IIiyh Bridge branch Scheoeys M'aniltl
Budrs Lake aud LAKE Hopacong Easton beVueie' Aie~
town ana Mauch Chunk
49O p NJ Tor someryille and Pennington . Old,
5:3 p. m.-Day for EastOD, Allentown, Maucn Onnnnr
E0lra. Reading. Harrisburg ana the NssL tol
at Junction To- Delaware Lackawanna anu "eseH
railroad.
7.4J y. m.-FOr Easton. 81. , ~
For izabeti-Ai D. 6l5, $40, 6:45, 7:l5 7i5 g $50
$40 $50 Ir:3O lO45 ll:l5 llA5 a M l2f3 l:5o
2:3I 8 800 3:i5 ,4:l5 So 4i5 o. 5;lO 80 oiAo
G.i5. $50 T. 7l5. 7.45, S:l5 9l5, lG To- H. III m ~,
sunday $40 a. IL p M for louhi IODs
and meime stations at $50 m. ior EastOh Alien
For NevaS At 545 G:i5 e4j us, 745 SIP ~, $50
TO- 1880 1lI5 a. II M 3 B. $780, 45O D, O5O of'
6, G3O I: 10, S.l5. 0.l5 II. ~ p
For trans 10 local Opts see Tine Table NJ stations
If the Brook and Eric Annex make connections
Jersey Cry and iI0m Brooklyn and Enc IepOI Jer
sey city.
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Ocean CLEANERS.
A MEXICAN LINE.

MEXICAN LINE. -.
n FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. -. -
only Transatlantic Limo III Ter thH AMERICAN FLAG
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia anu every wei
N''i BRHITISH GROWN, WEDNESDAY Jan. % 10 a. N.
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Enw 61bools.

NvAIEIaw SchOo.-ReGrar course, years;
traouato couTae Or degree OF DC. La yearh All Je n,
,Isif sent %. Address Prot WANLANO Ner'iaVen' "
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL ana HUDSON

NORWICU IINE to Bus IUN.-T AKE On Il
y noLIAR fof special Iuited tickets, Steamers lcave
er 40 North River daily, including sundays $50 p
90, e,, 1 ou,nu lnsiOu, Worcester, &c
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H,HE ERIE RAILWAY.

B9N I'm tDlly, pacific Express for tho West sleeping
Ccs,hes through Buffalo, Niagara rails Cncn.
All ard Chicago without change also Hotel DINING
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II. TAME AT HOME.
A REFINED. HAPPY HOUSEHOLD.

THE EMINENT AUTHORS HABITS or woRK-GLlMP-
SIS OF HIS EARLY CAREER.
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NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
VIEW work.. HAYANAand MEXICAN VAIL

AL ' IRA nv H. ' = 10
CALLING III PrOWesO Campeche and flOhtcF1 M
Getty or " WASHINGTON ltaydna on " lhdIs Jsn; ~
CITY or ALEXAN DRIA Havana and Mexcol sat fep
CITY or MASHINGION tH8vAna Onlyl.. thurs fcn ~
CITY Of MERIDA Havana only Sal rep -
These IN nj he'd with swinging utli' u
Siatcroons revolving chairs and small tables IN dn ng o'm
served Ia rte without extra charge
:. =. CIII or MEXICO will leave NeWOfleth'. jan 20
and Is tor Nera Bagta1, IampcQ' anu TUX
pa CONNECTING with steamer. Tor Havana New YORK
r.. ALEXANDRA Y SONS. nos. 81 AID 33 BrOddW4y.
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Z 4 10 3. y On ,,,ntr
\ ! VIA TUE Y 1t,nI NELIA "a, pi'b

PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only:
Steamers Electra Gaatea leave lict ~ Nof.h ver
,fov of Waricnsl daily, except sundays AT p M ior
~ TukNs ID. =. BABCOCk,
Psss.Agent ftSshuens
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

lcXandcr Institute. Military Boarding Schoo'
~ White Plains. y. y. Principal. 90. X WILLS. In. y
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APPLICATIONS FOE PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

NToTIcE NO, <l2. o. 8 MINERAL SURVEY
~ No. l7s. U. y. LAND OFFICE. Carson CITY,
Nevada, Decsnbsr -. 1879. Notice u hereby
given, that the Culver Consolidated Gold and
oliver Mining Company, corporation organ.
lied under the laws OF the State OF hsvaaA "
solomon D. Baker. Its attorney In f.ct, wh9se
p. o. address 10 Virginia. Nevads, has this day
made and nlsd in this othcs its application for
. patent for 1000 linear feet Of the "Culver
Gold and Silver Mining Company" vein or lode
bearing mineral, with surface ground iix nun
dred feet in width, situsted In Geld Hill Mining
District. Storey county. Nevads, and described
BY the plats and neld notes on nle 10 my omce
q follows, 10 Wit: "Beginnlng st post marked
No. /, q, y. Survey No. Its, the same being
iisnticai with the B. W. corner Of the East Vel.
low Jacket claim, and also lost No. !. OF Lot
No. l7s and if2 Culver Addition, and runnins
thsncs from said fUst No. I, nrst course south
degree . minutes Ivy iset 70 pc. No. 70
Lots Nos. Ito and lea. whence bears the quarter
section corner on south line Of Section %,
Township II north. Range II east, Nj DiAolo
Meridian, south 70 degrees 70 minutes west SN
feet; thence from post No. 7. second courss,
south e6k degrees east at ~ iect Sross ioae
third courss, north degree Q minutes east
1000 feet TO post No. Q, Lot No. i7S; thence,
fourth courrs, north 66k degrees wtst at wv
feet cross lode line 600 feet to place OF begin.
ming, containing Is 6e.l0o acres, courses true.
magnetic variation l6k degrees east" This
low JACKET oIsim. The location Of this claim
10 recorded In Book "B" Of Locations, Of Storey
county Records. page 10:
Any and all perpons claiming adversely any
portion OF said claim or mining ground - mere
inbefors described. are required TO nle Their
Land Onios at Carson. Nevsds, during the sixty
davas ,eriod of publicatipn hereof. or they Will
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-10
THAT AnArEUR FLUTE.

Hear the nutsr With his nute-
siivsr nutei
What . world Of wsilins Il awakened By its
tooti
How Il dsmi semi quavers
On the maddsned air Of night
And densth all endeavors
To sscaps The sound OF slsht
OF the nute. nuts. nuts.
with its tootls. tootls. toot-
With reiterated tootines OF exsspsrating toots.
The long protractsd too,ieinss Of agonisins
OF the dute. futc. duts. huts,
Fiuts, duts. hute.
Ana ths whsssings and the spittinss Of its
toots.
should z: SoIssa e.. sssi ns.s@ s.h'' mute
Oh, what q deeper anguish viii 10 presence
How his syes 10 heaven hs'l raise.
As he plays.
Al the dsysi
How he'll stop us on our Ways
vita i,s praisei
And the people, oh. the people,
That don't live up In the stsepls.
but inhabit Christian parlors
where hs visetsth and plsys-
Where be plays, plays. plays
In the erasiest Of ~ays,
And THINKS We ought to isten,
And expects ne g Be ute.
Who would rather have the esraehs
Than the music of his nuts-
OF his Cute. nute, nats.
And the tooiinys OF lite toot--
or the toots whsrewith be tootsth its ago
ni1ing toot
OF his nuts. nsvt, nait. hoot,
Pihuts, phlevt. phlewght,
And ths toolls too,ls footing Of Its toos.