Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
l. 0. @. F.
Inc following show the hcau:;cs 70 be
;Gund III the li1,1; ndcnt OlGcr Of OIa
ft!IPl[., a *9c:'t% lo'."d~d on the rr:Eti-
PIE o: Friendship, Love AID Truth:
tI5|"d' cEcr working soci, pan,

+ - ' ''-i'''>!''i'' Love &tid truth:
S/"d, cECr working uA a scC, nian,
Ig fa'I"Us "aHs attaches man t. man"
I Ihapplicahlc as thc ma.nc cC Odd Ecllowg
: may be 10 this a;Icica; order. il Bcvcr.hq-
less possesses merits which tlirit The aid
an" support OF tho.r hcceynirut hearts
I Who are ever f"und ready 10 syn.ratl,iyc
. with the uN!uE;@i.tc and afJi!, ttd to t!.is
! end only, The o.<;2r .: ;'CG Fellows ,]ire,ts
His principles. ana nMwiths. .andiro Tho
| c"iI VIII FrIa 0f the igDaiant and vn(cci-
ln@, ~ 40 Institution, We boldly assert. is
The spirit Of Harmony and lSrothtrly
Hh"ct!"n more closely observed or lAstipn-
, IL adhered to,
Though handed down In no very re eGiar
manner. Yet the prGo.- "F the &ariuuity of
! o,:d Fellowship ere in"un:ruy".tiElo. and
nave, III lie present age, revived the con-
/ '"icEce oi It's friends. bu:h from its neral
al" ch1i!."pic tenGcAry; lis success has
'Attt'l"H 'Ae most s&n%UiHc expectations
o! us supporters %:,d lja:;led every effort Of
| I!s ChCEiicS ior the ultimate obstruction Of
/ tlie Orders it Is u.d ever will be main
taHcd h!lA and un*hdkCn, nutwithstand-
'ng any poculiGrities which lis name NAV
convey. The Charity and B4ncyolcnr5.
! witch Il CNcrcisl> nave been viewed with
! pleasure aad regard
Il MAKES what Happiness We justly cali.
Sdhsi>i not ii the goud of ono hai MI -
I1crc are HiaMy prtpo<tcrous and absurd
! "lAiona respecting tic Order Of OdI Eel
! i3"s; 10 HAS, III :. in""surc, we attribute
tAe lLcr1as1 ana >pictahl1 standin" il
! has now attained: excited. :. Il 1ycrn I,
! curiosity and an insai;uiIo tlc.;;r2 to scrati
! hizc, many nave couc forward. hpinlr Dis
q f,.,i,
made acquainted with the iuL;len: and
latent beauties which chafnctrrizrd th~
! order, have used the utmost OF thrir en-.
"'aXors t. promote the same. In all rro-
rccGIn%i me !nu.,! profound respect Is oh
2"fHe,!: Wo meet ii i'ricnd-hp. transirt
our business IN I.4rmo,tv. a4d drnayt IN
Peace. Politics, or any :rrpvslcEt conver-
SaiI0n, is mct admitted under heavy penaI-
/ ics: tY thc Nj,-rrvai inn of which. nr;hinu
ike contention or digcord from any iln-
( ii1u''r discussions ever a4;Sc III Gur LGG~c .
ana Whii" p.c"sinG ourSe!r. IN maintaining,
these plInciries. &c aEc tuiiy aware We
nus 41!;'' ourselves h2upr,
II car Gi*.Hn.Gt;lH3 eja q Beneficial
, S1c'tty N2 rt:irNc IKE di5'9r9.cs Of our
!.;|tAitn without distinction: from what.
ever region 81 Dld v;l0W lanv come, he
can always ind Il friend and pg1te, ter.
Iae m"i2i Influence " i.ich lur ms:;:u-
t!Gh CX"rt5 OVt? i;S lneI.bt"e must be
cc'"d AMI arEnoNI; dred ir an. NOTHING,
l!s:| m,tertn"! O. profanity is permitted,
Az" Whil" the Lodge exercises this inllu-
encc within, they kold themselves rcspon-
sib!c fur their conduct without.
There ave 10 distinctions among Us. we
associate as brothers cf one and The same
family; We guard AZ ;nst any innosition
that may DC rrAct;Sv;i toward Us; We hold
lI"HGF aad T8I'TI a> our motto,
LHA"IFr and 0E\TVu..r,;. : ,.,tr caute
f&iENbsHir ana p.l.E oar standard.
And I.'T. e'.d EuGIfY oar shield.
SNIh, and auch only. are thp ,iin.irlrs uf
G,'d Fellow ship, and while Hiviuc PrCyi,
erEce a>si,.s IL. We will practice ti.cm.
tearing !n ru. minds that sGoi; deeds are
among TIC essentials which compose the
Password hy whicA Nc are permitted 20
enter the CCiest!ai Lodge above; where
we
"Sha'l sand before the hest of heaven CEN
iessei,
/ Forever b!os>ias. ard fprevc: blessed"
The Philadelphia Tr3rs dryl1 observes
a mackaniC in acarc! Of work is ''olIt cf 4
joH. cierl; ii the same pYed;cament is
"d!SengiGcd," and d professional man SINH.
I1rly placed is ''at leisure" The rae
chanic gets work, the clerk connects"
Himself with some establishment, and the
professional man 'reauines practice" Tnis
rCic holds good i'll some other things be-
"'dcs employment, WhtQ ane OF the
upper ten has 9 AiHh limo over might,
Il Is SAID the 4.aSs day that he was Slightly
elevated" D." The middle society man. I'm
ter SIMILAR circumstances. was Il little in
toX!catcd," but the laboring man was
'bcasily drunk"
WHAT an American merchant marine
would mean is indicated by MIR Loriilard's
project, 10 build steamers which will cross
The Atlantic III six days II is declared
that tie project will be carried out. A
basin, 10 be surrounded hy docks, has
been selected near Fort Schuyler, and
passengers froin New York will be taken
to and SO by sail. When american YES.
st!s competed for the carrying trade OF
The ocean they cxcclIed in speed. The
Collins steamers bea: the Cunarlcrs. Now
an American line that Will make express
speed is the newest idea
Herr krupp. the PTusSian cannon foun-
MI nv O'l ~ i.iS-ii 'tl htEh IF.Sit4L
guns for The nations. 10 Peace Congress
does to much 10 preserve the peace CT the
| world as this %rAY Of cannOR-makers.
NhOevrr contributes to make war more
dangerous and disastrous contributes in a
still larger degree to make wars less frc-
Gucnt and more uncertain liz thcir results,
! Every monster E:Gpp gun added 10 tie
arsShais of belligercnt nations IS \ Gew
guarantee fer good bchaNiU2
! -
How hard pressed the Navy IS FOR YES
| sci3 "a perform necessary Cru,Sin. service
may be Judged from the fact that il is
! taking y wooden hull which has been on
the stocks nj the Broo,llyn Yard for nearly
! twenty years, and preparing TO launch and
furnish ii. The liVc-Gak tinibers are found
to be so1nd,
; 1'he Mints arc still grinding cut liver
! dollars, 20 be piled up in the vaults of the
! Treasury and Sub-Treasuries, at the rate
of nearly half a million & week, Congress
should stop these silver mills without q
! day S delay, Il e0s;S money 10 run them,
and the country has NO use for their grist.
!
/ one liquor saloon, in Bridgeport, Conn,
Is estimated to damage property in its inn
mediate vicinity $4,000. Experts csti-
mate the average damage throughout the
city To be s., 900 for each and every drink
| ing shop. The total damage by the traffic
to the market value Of all the property in
the city Is estimated at $4,000.
| George G.. Siukles, aged 50, father of
General d. T.. Sickles, was married ON
! Wednesday in New York. to a lady aged