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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-01-22
BY the Governor,
JOHN D. TENPLEToN, Sec'y Of State.

Mamie M. Tay'or and William g. Taylor, her
husband, Elizabeth A. Edwards and John &. Ed
wards, her husband, v. The State Of Texas, +.
Warren H. Clark, Joseph NJ. Clark, Wilson Il.
Clark, Murphy Clark, Cecilia Curtis, John Cur
lis, Mary A. Howell, Joseph Howell, Nancy
Robert Clark, Polly Swearingen, Furney Swearin-
gen, Mary Bonham, S B Bonham, Benjamin q.
Campbell, Christina G. Campbell. Nessie Camp.
bell, William D. Mcclure. Mills Mcclure. Mary
Bellew, Louisa NJ. BelIew, Margaret Carruth,
Richard Carruth, Mary A. Williams, David
Bunch Reuben Clark. Braxton Clark. Randolph
ark Bette CLARK Nessie Boyee l. n B0Zse
liam Clark, David Clark. W. L. Clark, Elvira Bur-
tbs, c. II. Burlis, Maria Baker, c. W. Baker,
George Clark, NancyJ. Clark, Christina Moxley,
John I; Clark, Rachel Hughes, Randolph
Hughes. Nancy Bunch, Randolph Clark, Bowler
Clark, Robert Clark, Eliza Thomas, John A.
Thomas, Christina Win ans, J.. II. Williams,
H. Monkey, E liza Elmore. William Elmore.
Amanda j. Moxlsy. Wiley B. Clark. Henry
Clark, Braxton Clark, Nessie Baldwin, Isaac
adwn Wilson CLARK Catherine s,hd anderson .,
Alfred Clark, Thomas Clark, Fuget Clark, Pam
ella Wampler, Michael Wampler. Randolph
Clark, Charity K Num-, William Num-, Chester
B. Clark, Benjamin 4. CLARK Joseph W. Clark,
John b. Clark, Reuben Clark. Henry Claiborn
Clark, Puget Clark and the State OF Texas,
F. r. Lubbock, Treasurer OF the State OF
DlsnOp Oldfk. IlcasAuI OAsiArQ,
Cares W. Ballard. Albert Horton, Nancy
E. Ballard, Pleasant A. Ballard, Nancy. c. ].
Townsel. alias Nancy j. T. Townsel, Joseph
Townsel, Dosh Wiggins, Charles Virgins, Al
bert Virgins, Daniel Owens, Louisa Owens,
Lethe Young Melvina Young, Stephen White
man, Robert P. WhitemHn, Joseph b. Wygall,
Thomas b. Wygall, James s. Wygall, Sarah
Hagerman, William g. Hagerman, John w.
VeImillian, Corella 8. Hooper, Henry Hooper,
W. P Hamblen, A. b Petticolae, Eva Barden
Jackson Rust, administrator OF 2. G Franks,
Matte A. Fulks, r. L. Fulks, Thomas B. Nc
Lure, c. Koeln, n. Defing, G. Dorm4n, l. WOr-
mock. L. Womack, defendants.
Pending in the district court OF Wharton
county, State OF Texas, No 1857.
The above named defendants " II take n-tic-
licarion hereof for thirty days, commissions will
court 10 take the deposit ons Of Peter Grigx.
OF Amelia county. Virginia; rAnnie n Tsyl v
and Eiz tbeth A. Edwards, OF tbs city cf Itch
mond and State Of Virgins; John Hamlet aud
II. A. Clark, OF Prince Edward county Virgins;
John j. Clarke, Of Lincoln coun y, Tennessee;
William Nichols, OF Fort Bend cJua;y, Texa- I;
Sarah Bransford, Jacob Bransford, Ann Harro:I
Z isha Belts and sarah Gordoa. al, az Madison
county, Alabama: james Morris. Of Iuis
COUNTY, Missouri; S-mnet Miller, 81 Butler
county, Missouri, and kllzs Brown, Of the city
Of 81. Louis, Missouri, on the part Of The plsin-
tits on c-rtaIn interrogAlories fsed L szid
cause
Witness my hsnd ard the seal OF said court
L 5. this the seEeE, b day 81 j. parE. 1850.
,w,s oo,H H. II. KikAfATRi. K,
Attorney u Pl.iB,sas j.ni4 sot
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ouinlne nnd Arrenic

Form the basis of many OF tho Agae remedies In
the market, and are the last resort OF Physicians
and people who know no better medicine toem
ploy for this distressing complaint. The effects
OF either OF these drugs are destructive TO the
system, producing headache, Intestinal dlsor
ders, vertigo. dizzlness, ringing OF the ears. and
depression OF the constitutional health. Arm
AGUE CURE lie a vegetable discovery, containing
ueither quinine, arsenic nor any deletorious In
Srrdient, aud is an infAlhble and rapid cure for
every form OF Fever and Auue. Its effects arc
permanent and certain, and no injury can result
rom its use. Besides being positive cure for
Fever and Ague in all Its fcems. a. u also a su
perior remedy for Liver Complaints. It is an
xcellcnt tonic and preventive, as well as cure
Of all complaints peculiar to malarious, narshy
and miasmaiic districts. IL acts directly on the
liver and hillary apparatus, thus eliminating the
ystom 10 a vigorous. healthy condition.
For SALE ny ALI. DEALERS.
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Ayes CATHAGTIo PILLS are the best OF 4
purgativss for family use. Thcy are the pio-
iuct OF long. laborions. and useful chemical In
sestigatiOns, and their extensive use, by physi-
ians in their practice, and by all civilized ma
tions, proves them the best and most cffeetua
purgative Pin that medical science can devise.
5eing purely vegetable no harm can arise from
their use. In intrinsic value and curative pow
ere no other Pills can be compared with them,
and every person, knowing their virtues, vii
employ them, when needed. They keep the
system in perfect order, and maintain In heal
by action the whole machinery Of life. Mid,
earching and efectual, they are specia Iy
adapted TO the needs OF the digestive apparatus
arrangements Of which they prevent aud cure,
timely taken. They arc the best Hnd safest
physic to employ for children and weakened
constitutions. where mild. but effeetual ca
thartic is required.
FoR SALE By ALL DEALERS
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NOTICE FOR STOCKHOLDERS
oP THE ISEERSATIosAL AND GREAT

OFFICE OF THE INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
PALEsTI Z, TEXAS, December 8, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that special meeting
OF the stockholders OF this company will b held
at the office OF the company at Palestine, Texas,
on the EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH, 1880, at 10
Board OF Directors adopted December 8, 1873,
for the purpose OF authorizing, approving, rati-
flying and Confirming mortgage executed in the
name OF the company on November ], 1879, TO
secure the payment Of five million, six bundi ed
and twenty-four thousand (<5.624. COO dollars,
and . further sum Of $40 600 per mile of new
road. and q sec. md mortgage executed In the
name OF the Company on the same Gay, to Sc
cure the payment OF four million, s,yen hun
dred and tventy-four thousand "a, 124 COO dol
lara. and further sum Of 800 per mile OF
new road. and also for the purpose OF ratIfying
rejecting the sction OF the Board Of Direc-
tors, NJ . meeting held at Palestine, on October
q lS19 and also for the purpose of rat tying or
b Cos pa. y held At Palestine 90 November g.
1873 and another meeting Of said Stocktolderr,
held November IL, 1879, and also for the purpose
OF authorizing. ratifying and confirming the &c
railroads and other property, from Messrs. John
b. Kennedy and Samuel Sloan, Trustees, to this
Company. executed November ], 1873 and also
for the purpose OF authorizing, rstifying and
confirming the acceptance ~ this Company,
fsom the Receiver Of the property Of this Con-
pany, Of ali the property remaining in hIs hands
on November I, 1873, and the assumption By
this Compiny Of all his liabilities on that Day
and the execution 70 Rim BY this Colnpany OF =
bond OF indemnity against all snch Liabilities
meas as may come before ihe meeting.
The polls win open a. 1879 O'Clock In tbs
forenooa and close 81 Il O'Clock, nooa, Of said
dsy.
dec1l vtomsrs 50.
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piseficsl. scieDtiic krawledge FOR he
osatht Of tue indBe.Tial C ass s. 90
uFfeilnI criz rs. The change houid
befsdicaI aod complete. The insl..l-
ton should be msde practical in all its
spsitments and all It's aspirations. OF
what use is there in 3 school OF lis
kind OF 8 professor Of ancient lar
2usges, with his 1t zai Greek. or
why sucd 81 tx-r51ca coa'ss nj nj ith-
em4ric7. r j. be cad ;ha' such =
c. Ioge IS this you'll greatly re
6uce The number OF students.
of the c'sse, such as hitherto attended,
let it he 50, II those 10 have been its
students have been ihs:e for the pur-
pose OF being ejGcatei for the bar or
merely to Ge "gent,5men"-a thou
sand more would come OF O different
class and with ffsren. aims and pur-
poses of life, and will greatly be more
benefited By the Instruction which the
school will be prepared to give under
is altered organization. There are
hosts of other schools where the old
thIeadbsre curriculum of Latin and
Greek is still predominant, and If ger
tlemen desire their cons to be educs-
ted in the line of those schools
let them send them where they can re-
ceIve the desired instruction. This
college is for an entirely different pur-
pose. 1t is to afford AID to the work.
ing men and women in their various
pursuits and departments OF labor. 1t
is to bring the light of science and shed
it in all its vastly increased and in
creasing effulgence upon the fields of
the farmer and into the workshops of
the artisan and mechanic; so that IN
der the potency of its vivifyiDg rays
fields of farmers may smile with richer
verdure and TEEN with heav-
Ter harvests, and the workshops
of artisan and mechanic may exhibit
specimens of workmanship rivaling in
beauty, in usefulness and excellence,
all that the ages that have passed have
ever beheld. This is what we want,
and this the high destiny to which the
college should aspire; and you should
see to 1t that it be directed to that des-
tiny alone.
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various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappoin
ment, and hereditary predsposition--An opcr-
ate 10 turn the hair gray, and either OF them
inclines 1t to shed prematurely. AYEB's HAIR
VIGOR will restore faded or gray, light and red
hair to a rich brown or deep black, may be
desired. II softens and cleanses the scalp, giving
IL a healthy action, and removes and cures dand
run and hum1rs. by its use falling hair 10
checked, and a new growth will be produced in
all cases where the follicles are not DESTROYED
glands decayed. Its effects are beautifully
shown on brashy, weak or sickly HAIR. TO which
few applications will produce the gloss and
freshness Of youth. Harmless and sue In 1t
operation, IL is Incompatible as dressing. and
is especially valued for the soft lustre and rich
ness OF tone 1t imparts. II contains neither o
nor dye, and will not soil nor color whiec-easr
brio; yet It lasts long on the hair. and keeps
fresh and vigorous.
FoR SAL BY ALL DEALERs
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Nothing short OF unmIstakabIe


conferred upon tens OF thousands OF sufferers
could originate and maintain tho reputation
which AYERS SARsArARuI.A enjoys. II is
ompound of the best vegetable alternatives.
with the Iodides OF Potassium and Iron, and Is
the most eGectual of all remedies for scrofulons.
mercurial, or blood disorders. Uniformly Ruc-
cessfu. and certain in &c remedial effects, II
produces rapid and complete cures Of Scrotula
Sores, Bols, Humors, Pimples, Eruptons.
skin Diseases and all disorders arising from i'm.
purity OF the blood. BY it's invigora'ing effects
1t always relieves and often curcs Liver Com
plants, Female Weaknesses aud irregularities.
and Is potent remover Of vitality. For purify
ing the blood ,t has no EQUAL. IL tones up the
system, restores and preserves the health and
mpsrts v,gor ana energy Sor forty years 10
has been in extensive use, and is to-day tbs
most a ailable medicine for the suffering sick
anywhere
voR SALE ny ALL DKALKRs
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HALLS VEGETABLE sIcEIAH HAIR RENkwEn
isa scientific combination OF some Of the most
powerful restorative agents in he vegetable
kingdom. 1t restores gray hair to its original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and clean. It
cures dandruff and hnmors, and falling out OF
hair. II furnishes the nutritiye principle by
which the hair lie nourished and supported. Il
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy. and 10
unsurpassed a. Embarrassing. Il IL the most
economical preparation ever offered 70 the pub
lie, a. its effects remain . long time. making
only an occasional application necessary. II -
nc mmended and used by eminent medical mon,
and officially endorsed by the State Assayer OF
Massachusetts,. The popularity Of Hairs Hair
Remover has increased with the test OF many
years, both in this country and in foreign lands.
countries OF the world.
FoH SALE ny ALI. DEALEas.
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WAT ER s.

5 octave, $3.50 ORGAN-13 stops, q sets OF
reeds, octave coupler and sub bass. Patent
grand organ and knee swell, black walnut case
with handsome mirror top. stool aud book, only
e61.00.
WATERS, octave Rosewood Pianos, with
stool, cloth coyer and instruction book, only
90. WATERS 7Iz octave Rosewood Pianos
with stool, cloth cover and instruction book,
only Sl54 20. All my instruments new and full
ly warranted. Send for illustrated cat aioRue.
T. LEEDS WATERS. Agent, 146 a I1S William
street, New York. z. o. Box 1750. -
cy-4t
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The Vienna correspondent Of the
Times, discussing the Imbriani affair,
says: Nobody suspects any real in
tention on the part If Italy TO pick 3
quarrel with Austria, but the matter
excites distrust, which, in the long run,
must tell on the relations of the two
O.. tes.n
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, the whole IIIstory or gTedIefee

In the whole History OF gIsdIefse
No preparation mas ever performed snch mar
sellous cures, OF maintained "a wide ropuf =
ton, a. Ayers CHERRY PEcToRAI., which II
recognized as the world remedy FOR AL diseases
Of the throat and Iungs Its long-eonfiuued 20
fies OF wonderful cures in all climates has made
Il universally known a. . cafe aud reliable aeea
10 employ. Against ordinary colds. which ~
the forerunners Of more serious disorders, It
acts speedily and surely. always relieving suf
fering. and often saving life. The protection
Affords, By IT. timely use IN the throat and lung
disorders Of esnldren, makes It an inxalnable
remedy 70 be kept always on hand IN every
home. No person eau Afford 70 be pffhoatit
and those who have once used Il never
From their knowledge Of tie composition and
effects, Physicians use the cHEnnr PEc7onAL
extensively In their practice, and c1erRymen
recommend IL. Il Is Absolutely certain in its
remedial effects, and VII klssyB eure wkeF
elres are possible.
FoR SALE BIT All DEALEEa
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Half dozen San Antonio men haye
within the past few months made val
liable inventions, and applied for pat
ents On the same.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MY Annual Catalogue of Vegeta BILE
craving. from photographs of the originals, will
be sent FIRE & to all who apply. My old custo-
mes need not write for 1t. offer one OF the
out by any seed House in America q large Dor
tion OF which were grown on my six seed farms
Full directions for cultivation on each package
All seed warranted TO be both fresh and true TO
name; go far, that should 1t prove otherwise
will refill the order gratis. The original INTRO
ducer OF the Hubbard Squash, Phinney's Melon
MA oi' Ieao1 I OaDoagSs, meAican Sofn. ana
age OF all who are anxious to have their seed di-
rectly from the grower. fresh, true and OF the
very best strain.
NEW VEGETABLES A SPECIALITY
JAMES ]. Il. GREGORY, Marb.ehead. Mass.
deco wGt
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T OST.

Headlight land certtfc.ts No. 81, issued By
The Board q Land Commissioners Of the county
d BexAr, TO John HcMnIlen, assignee Of Rafael
Acanters, for one leagne and one labor. not
beard OF IN ninety days, application VIII be
made 70 the Commissioners Of the Land Once
for duplicate JAMES NJ GROVER,
Dec. 8, 1873. ByJOaHS SPENCE
eel Wot
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MAXI HENS LAY.

IN Iineiish Veterinary SurNson ard cheniEt nps
sss.s..nx e salr eoi1ntEy, fsys that mos q -
t4oilr al t1xrle foNdfrl fcl4 here are Nuftl.en1
trA4h- HsE1y t11f theri1an'a lon1iti.n Fosder1
49, AtsoiutsF rrs and i11Il1rl.ay selus.se sot1-
slg On carfl oll nlzks hers lay Eka ebrEda1r
celdltioa fo1dzrE Doe cas- tea1DeaEfal % o.
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MOODY & JEMIsON.
COTTON FACTORS
AND
VIII oIesaIe Gro GERS
STRAND. GALVESTON.

To prevent errors and prevent depredations
end snbGfifrtions In the presses, We have al
cotto1B weighed On arrivals and detailed WeiRht
and classification advised before seltinx- We
o1r account eeles unless otherwise agreed On.
jA3d61
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FLECIION PROCLAMATION.

No. SSio'ed d PiStS
find. dstsmp for package DIRE ABBEY BuiaIoSY,
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N0rIOz-

TREASURY DKrAKrxKxT,
SrAIE or TExAs,
AUsrrE, January 2, 1e60,
Texas ten Per cent coupon pension
bonds, Nos. 81 % rs Inclusive, VIII Be pad
upo1 presentation e The state Treasury. In
| terrst VIII ccage "a theeo unmberz efler Febrn-
Hy Il isid IS ,. Z 1870 s1.as S;ss.urer.
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FOR TEN DOLLARS CASH

We WIN Insert q seyen-lfns a1vcff5semeEt one
week IN ilet Of 40 weekly BeHspspeFs, or four
Two weeks IN ) choice Of either 81 four separate
and distinct lists, containing from 20 20 lco p
pers each, OF four lines one week n al -four Of
lists combined. being more than 100 papers
We also have lists u papers By states fkronrh
ouf The Unste6 Safes and Canada send n
q. =. HOWELL & Co.. NoNsbar,er 49,
vertlnnE Itfe41, 70 spruce Street. New YORK.
-. - us TIE nance o.
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0meial Proceedings.

brHRDEsGs or TIE TEXAS
sFATE GRANGE.
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o Lord. b,ess ne and M wife,
Brother John ard his wife,
us four and no more

One winters evening mother and
four little children. in a sleigh. were
passing through one Of the dense for
ests Of Russia They have been visit
ing . neighbor, and are returning
home. Az night comes on the howl,
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dec1I wtonars. 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
WHERE 10 uEr ar.

Irr story that teen. llNSCO' n wrote n
uttDg aging hc Wuuld support IupENs
,.ur# a. the i'rrsilcui,al office, u the
ll.us, 1T representative declared ~
t.r ut,r. grows lev continual telling
lu.irtWI, sail IT, have been Written
Geo teen SuGMpNN Next 49, were IA
lumrI tuat &, wa, H. ncn. SnEENNN.
Nsa % b, stated that the letter MAS
truu.ll out "a answer H. note ir"m
tom SulRuAS. asking t,cn ll,N,u,A' =
,iyu. on tdr situation, that
teen. StGGNAS MAS tacn mars'nk
o. u,,4 a. wastin. ton, barring another
rel. ,uuu that he was badly scared at
the l,uvr Ol IIAN,o,N's misslvc. AMI
u,tt iaJs proposed To- rclirNc liAN'"cA
IT the command 1T the military DIVISION
ct rLr Atlantic. aud ur,lcr General Me
p,utti 60 NrN York Transferring ten
rral Il,,,.sA t. san frIn,,SCo. While
tbl, Ma, ut. let consideration the t'c,to-
raj Cummi,,iun ball wa, hrst susgcsted'
anil The ur, 'sslty lot the change VAS he
hr,y,I Co have passed. Nns II ANYBODY
wants o. determine between these CON
ih,lus st,lrmcnts aud gvt at the bot
Ium h,t t,rurral llAN,",N very era
,,pu,ly ,n.I,. ties where the ,nlnImallon
might De- vl,uncd Rclns asked about
the matter o., reporter. lac replied
a ba,, not real the statement,
though q, parport has Just been 'nd'
,syl O., ur. 1pd I think can under
riIud q pyib.ly. la my present, -.
.d,rn. hoN,tr.. which. a,Can br rra.i''y
perceived, o., n exceedingly drl''aIr
one ~ uou.r having Yet bee" give"
mr 1T nay uuu.uai,on. AMI ! not having
yc, declared be-, acceptance Cd 1t, th'nA
Il would certainly b. premature u not
rry-ump,upu,. O, thrown myself mi"
The breach oi I..itical controversy. The
time NAV come vbcn. II It ~ necessary
lur me O. make any explanations about
pubi, matters t would he duty ior
mr 10 10 sp. M,autlme. Il any are 'u''
rat,cut 1T explanation, II viii he very
raSy matter to gyt from General Shcr-
man any letter may have written to
Lam ON the .uItr,t
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THE PROBLEM Oh surFEHInu

Why Toll aud Trouble ere Incident TO
Humanity Sermon by heN BsoTJ
Ward Doseher
Trouble does not Disclose It's true ~
tute To- man Mr. BccChcr sald IN
speaking IN the discipline Of human
hic. irom Hebrews MI, u wow no
chas,cnlrg Tor the present sccmcih TO
he Joyous. hut gr,.Vous nevertheless al
iet~srj II yieldeth the pes"esblc fruit Oi
righteousness unto them which. are en-
etcisrd thereby" !, 10 only 10y expert
ence, he sai,i, that men lind out VIA,
trouble means 1t Stays some, II rc'
stores Others IT, lie. This passage has
been psed, and Il Will bc. hope. to the
.nd Of time, a. inspire hope and TO com.
fort. The passage. hosevcT, lies at the
root Of all cnsnical philosophy, and this
Is the root OF all philosophy. u the
world had ben created accorilng 10
man idea what SORT oil ~ofld would
n have been: They would have had
every man strong. every man handsome
aud every one With symmetrical iacul-
ice. Everything would have bcsn IN .
xarieu and garden that needed no cul.
uvation. Strawberries would have had
cream inside OF them aud everything
would hare been created 10 suit lat.
habby and lazy men. We have crra.
tarcs ca The earth ueai~l as men would
have hal themselves tr,aiei. The hen
docs not reap. she hhis her food. She
has ma trouble, ] have never seen the
Slshtest eyideno. tia, the hen Is con.
sldering any problem whatever In her
mind. There 10 also very largv part d
| the human family Who are ln Q Ike con.
dition. Those nations which lie In the
latitudes where they can havy larry
abundance are the lasiest nations 10 day.
They have all the heart can wish ~iih-
out any struggle. but they do not poe.
se~ enough ground 10 cover them, "
No reckon them a. ve estimate man
hood and sauonal greatness They do
yslop clsss 81 men who live In bound.
lsss ssss, but Who inevitably degenerate,
Sueh msn arr ensrvaied: they are enas.
cuiaisd, and they become the supchs a
civillsxtiop he very momsnt 700 lake
the iaw othunsn snasavor away. ous Of
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OUR SUNDAY COLUMN
or CURRENT RELIGIOUS THOUGHT
AND INTELLIGENCE.
Good Morals and Good Manners Mixed
up with Good M'sCelIIneou,
Reading,
ClIILDREN'3 JOY.

IT, ,',Il irri,., world !, tull uI sweet surpus,s
Uut ,upmuu thugs are pl',,DHN Ia hS'i
sight
gar Ihrm ~, slais shine aud o.. UnrrIug fis,'
T. SHOW nov tf,a,urc, 81 untold delight
\ lance Il nluyhy,,, ga tnv shady laar,s
rfIu,ou nush - sunset IN he Nr,t
III .ubwvir i,l,air ~ tsfN free
lhr v,iIyu iuiiuE - a w,si titd nest
Ihrif heart, sni !tI.s AZ tIli ui simple rfaISrs
rout.u wJp niair The earth iyingIN sweet
Th,, Ia IN amrug lhy hnttrUups aui iH,st.,
AMI rui Ill blessings sirvNu about thcif
t,rt
Hut ~. worn cat :, dsys of tot, and 'urnuw.
And ia O.. pl'Darr' hat arc 'Asse AMI
vain.
Would fr,ciy give ou' y,liyu hosri' to h"'
one llllr hour of childhood bli,. sgatu
Net he vhp zee, their JOY. tyh".i, our ,ai
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