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Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-02
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THE FOLLOWING

THE FOLLOWING
 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, centrallv located, will be sold April 7th, 1ss1, at 10 o'clock a.. m., On the premises at Public Auctton unless previous
 ly disposed of at private sale, AeAA The commodious and genteel residence of ,,ssH the late John J. Phelps. Esq, No. Wooster 3sll Square. This house contains sixteen finished rooms and is supplied with modern improvements, gas furnace water and sewer connections. The lot has frontage of sxty-eight feet on Wooster Square ranged barn and greenhouse in running order. abot 6s feet by 90 feet deep on the rear of the Also the valuable lot on the northwest corner of Chapel and Chestnut street. about lo4 feet front by ing houss standing thereon. ana supplied with gas, water and sewer connections A well arranged house for first class boarding houee private idenca.
 A good opportunity for inysstors Better than Goyernment 5 or per cents. No postponement account of weather. Terms made known at time of sale. For particulars apply to
 EDWARD c. BEECHER, Adm'r, maas lit 100 East Water street.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, April 1.-Arrived, the Main from Bremen, the City of Chester from Liv- erpool, the State of Florida from Glasgow, the Belgianland from Antwerp.
 Baltimore-Arrived, the Hermann from Bremen.
 Glasgow-Arrived, the Ethiopa from New York. Sailed, the State of Pennsylvania for New York
 Queenstown-Sailed, the Britannia for New York
 Liverpool-Sailed, the Massachusetts and Moravian for Boston
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Railroads Pooling Their Issues.
 MONTREAL, April Tt is understood that the Central Vermont and Southeastern rail way companies have come to an agreement by which they will in future pool their gross earnings at all competitive points These roads have been carrying on an incessant war fare on the Boston and New England business and terms of some kind were necessary in or der to insure a paying business
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REWARD ENGET.
DEATHS.

CROWTHER-In this city, March S1, Bridget Crow ther, aged 65 years Funeral Sunday at o'clock from her Late residence Ai7aIi,,o atreet CADY-In West Haven, March 31, Miss Hattie E. Gady, aged 23 years. prayers at the residence of her parents on Brown street. West Haven, Sunday afternoon at 1:30. Ser vices at the Congregational Church at o'clock. JANES-In this city April 1st Adelpha F. James, vii dow of the late W. c. James, aged 70 years and months.
 ATGIJR-In Troy N T., March S0th. Cora, youngest child of Edward P. and Alfda Augur. Oh, mourn not for the little one who has but gone
 before, Though much we miss her loving tones sweet to
 of yore.
 HAWKiNS-In Birmingham, March 31st, very sud dan William Hawkins in the 66th year of his age. Funeral from his late residence at o'clock this (Sat urday) afternoon.
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Colorado.

Buried Under Failing Wall.
 DENVER, April 1.-The rear wall of three story brick building being erected at Halladay
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Gold from Europe.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The steamship Alge- ria from Europe brought SITS, s,425 in gold and the Main $619 9,O94 in marks and gold
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f&&A The store and dwelling of six rooms, always id been occupied a saloon and first rate stand @lE for this business. Also the house, No. 16 Gill street, containing II rooms also rooms of South and Park streets; also in HelIers block State street. Apply to
 JACOB HELLER, ma29 Room Mo- 1 Yale Bank Building
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Probate Court Notes.

In the Court of Probate yesterday, Judge York appointed E. H. Rogers and A. N. Wheeler commissioners of John A. Corco- ran's estate and Adolph Asher and Max Ad- Ter on that of Michael Klaus The last nam ed is the victim of the Branford lead poison ing
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and Eighteenth street caved in to-day, bury ing six workmen in the ruins. Jacob ssLute, A. W. Guthrie and Edm und Johnston were seriously hurt, Lute fatally it is feared.
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FOR RENT-
For Sale at a Bargain.

A&&A FOUR Single Houses with five rooms in @iissa each will be ready May list; good garden i; MiIl rent $3 per month. Can be seen by calling on
 CHARLES MORRIS, T0,,,
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FOR RENT.
To Renf-0dQ Sfafe Sfraef-

AEAA THE HOUSE No. 16I Temple street, second H%i11d house in first brick block north of Grovt M.Ii street. All conveniences and premises in per feet order. s. s. MALLETT, No. 2s0 Chapel street.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, April l, 1881. [Closins prices reported the private wire of BUNNELL & SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.l
 NEW YORK, April 1-3 F. NJ,
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FOR RENT.

A PRIVATE family of three adults wish to let A from May 1st to gentleman and wife, or one or two single gentlemen, choice alcoye room second floor, furnished unfurnished Modern convenien- ces. Unexceptionablet neighborhood. Reasonable rates without board Address
 tf uI nc,Ir,rrrr,
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yS. Clark. The case was not cOncluQeu All adjournment was taken until next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Court of Common ia Pleas-Judge Stoddard.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, when they again retired to delib- crate on their verdict in the case of Phelps vs. Houghton, and after being out time they returned with verdict for the plaintiff to retain the replevined furniture and recov- CT $75 damages.
 It is likely that the case will go to the Su- preme Court of Errors.
 The case of Yale & Bryan vs. Powers Brothers, of Wallingford, was next heard. This is an action to recover for groceries. One of the brothers did not appear in court and the other claimed he was not responsi- ble.
 The next case heard was that of John w. Leete vs. Clinton & Co.,, which is an appeal from the decision of justice. The suit was originally brought to recover for the iroaing of a wagon, the defendant claiming that they were overcharged.
 The case was not finished and the court adjourned until next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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ANs,v r,.n...,,.n,,c 1.,n.,

New Trans-Atlantfc Line.
 LONDON, April 2.-An important scheme has been announced by the Atlantic Express Steam Navigation company. with capital of $2 2,5oo, 900. The project is for line of steamers between Milford Haven and New York. The journey will be much shortened and fine facilities are given for frst-class passengers for New York
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

Lord Beaeonsffe1d's Condition.
 LoNDoN April "A bulletin issued at mid night announces that Lord Beacons6eld was more restless and feverish, which was due to an increased attack of gout.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-02

6Mrd. Thomas Kane, breach of Sunday law, to April ?; James Mulvey, same, nolle prose qui Horace R. Spencer and Flora Kings ley, fornication, etc, $5 fine and $6.18 costs; Robert G. Fuller, embezzlement, nolle prosequi.
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dRk% Ftrst-elass House, with modern isA 1mpr0wements,g goodlo with barn, situated
 sM on fine avsn e. fronting on two streefs, can be seem at any tma For particulars, call at Room No. s 62sN ?, D. OOGsTOCK.
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The Court Record.

Superior COurt-CIvil Side-Judge HOvey.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, and was engaged during the day in the further hearing of the case of Aimes vs. Clark The case was not concluded An adjournment was taken until next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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hT=A FROM May 1st, 3 new brick houses of Il rooms &iiH each, situated about 12 minutes walk from .N City Market have all the modern veniences and will be rented low. Apply to
 B. MANTLE & CO, Carriage factory 20 Wooster, or house 10 Wooster.
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TO RFNT
FOR, SALE.

ikeA3 The suit of offices over our banking house, V hsH corner of Chapel and Orange streets A satia. MlN factory party can obtain lease for a term of years- Apply on the premises.
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FOrSaleOr Exchange

AK% HAVE Building Lot 15Ox1O0 feet facing on Rowe, Peck and English streets, Fair Haven, also State street. and another Sycamore street. will sell them at very low price easy payments, exchange for small house. VIM. GAY,
 GAY BROTHERS una5 ChapAl Street.
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FOR RENT.

ARAA Store and Tenement, Broadway; 2d floor. ESssA Orchard street. near WhalIey avenue, $10 2d MlW floor 29 Auburn street whole House. Clinton avenue, Grand street. S15; whole House, Middle town avenue; whole House, 137 Henry street.
 For SaIe-Two-family House and Barn in the vest part of the city, 300 one, Clinton avenue, St. John street, Atwater street, Whitney avenue Dwight street. Orchard street, and nice place Ferry all to be sold cheap. 0face hours-12 to daily. to 9evenings A. M. HOLMES,
 mh5 69 Church Street,
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FOR RENT.


 AfA THREE-STORY basement and attic brick ssA house, corner of College and Grove streets .X with all the modern improvements; house in perfect repair. Also two tenements 106 and Grove street, between College and High streets.
 ALFRED WALKER 85 Orange Street, nal6 If or T. M. WARD. 12q College Street
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F1TSt-CAaSS Residence for Sale,
 lsRA% OWING to contemplated change in business
 sa location the ensnfng fall, | offer my residence
 N corner of East Grand and Ferry streets, for sale. This is by far the finest place in Fair Haven Lot 131x2S0 feet well stocked with every variety of fruit in bearing condition House built of founda ton stone contains ten rooms, all heated by steam also gas and water, stationary range and wash tubs Large barn and carriage house; accommodations for hvo horses; gns and water; room for Large hsnnery and garden Parties meaning business can ~ST,ya 1nyaI if ~ FREnFRreT " RARcocK
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For Sale aF Barga1n.
 kA THE dwelling house Mo- 2lO Ferry street
 HI consisting of II rooms with all the modern i'm @.lI provements- Lot 100 feet Ferry street and feet Pine street, with by feet, stories also shed 20 by AT, all in good condition Terms easy. Also good well of water. cottage house of rooms, city water and gas, within four minutes walk of depot and eight minutes the post of6ce very low. Also desk room Chapel street. Inquire of W. H. WHEELER,
 nsI8 If Room IA 298 Chapel street.
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LOST.

LOSTs
 In this city, BLACK-AND-TAN DO A&$A The finder will be suitably rewarded on r turning the same to 37 ELM STREET.
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1eA The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell
 HI corner Of Park and George streets, only five
 .k minutes walk from the postoffce. The house Ia large and modern style, with all the conveniences usually found in strictly hrstclass house. Lot 159 feet on Park street. 220 feet George street. ming through to Spruce street. The grounds are stocked with trees and vines bearing the choicest retiee of fruit in great abundance The house with 75 feet on Park street running through to Spruce street, including barn, will be gold separate If de- aired. Apply to E. BLACKMAN,
 n15 1T4 York st. cor. Chapel st.. New Haven.
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EOR AT.E

A&kA NEW AND CONTIGUOUS HOUSE on
 siiis Sherman avenue, handsomely fitted with mod &iN conveniences, and most pleasantly located. VIII De sold at great bargain. Inquire at
 my12 dtf THIS OFFICE.
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For Sale at @ Barga1n,

TO RENEe k&s& DESIRABLE Furnished Room will b, & sS rented to one or two gentlemen. Call at E&0 2B ELM STREET, my1S If Corner Orange.
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Antl1senlfnts.

CARLE'S OPERA HOUSE.
 SATURDAY, APRIL 2d.
 MATINEE AND NIGHT. Production in great magnidcence of the famous London Life Drama founded upon Ainsworth's popu- lar novel, illustrating in Al ts 6 Scenes and Tab leaux, the Life and Adventures of the notorious Breaker,
 JACK SHEPPARD!
 From Childhood Tyburn Tree. The Drama's Laws the Dramas Patrons give And they who live to please, must please, to live Miss JENNIE YEAMANs, the yollng and dashing actress and vocalist, immense Metropolitan favor ite has been especially engaged to the title part and a powerful Dramatic Combination. with Elegant New Costumes will sustain the many other characters in the great play
 Very Popular Prices 25c 35c and 5Cc. No extra charge for Reserved Seats. Seats sale at Loolnis'
 ma31 St JOSEPH II. HOOKER, Manager. New Haven Opera House. Friday and Saturday, April 1st and 2d.
 Matinee Saturday at 2:3O.
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&eAA ONE house on State street, Bradley, II
 Siia rooms 2 tenements corner State and Brad- street, rooms.
 One large Brick Barn. with extensive shed and yard room; will accommodate 35 horses.
 One 3-story Factory, with 20-horse water power. Also sale exchange House Portsea street, one House on Eaton street. Inquire at No 30 Grown street.
 na22 If GLOSON HALL
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Flor Sale or to Let.

JA4s THE modern built three story Basement anG @Riid Attic Brick House. with dining extension @.y No. S4 Trumbull street, two doors from Hill house avenue. Apply
 GEORGE W. STAPLES, 29 Hoadley Building, fe21 MWStf or 86 TruYnbull Street,
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8oar0 anb Roon1s.

ROOMS AND BOARD. {f=A SUITE of pleasant front rooms, furnished #11H unfurnished, with board, in desirable and l central locality. The rooms are large and suit able for gentleman and wife, others. For terms call at 529 CHAPEL STREET, corner of Park.
 ROOMS AND BOARD. A. SUITES Single Rooms, furnished MssssH furnished, with board all modern improve #sW nents
 fe22 If 3s ELM STREET.
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FOR RENT, @lssa Store, ;79 Orange street. MilN Store, 35 Crown street. Also Rooms and offices in 270 Chapel and 79 Orange street. THOMAS R. TROWBRIDGE, JR, ms If 79 Long Wharf.
 FOR RENT. MA THE lower part with three chamberst of @iiil very convenient house, 516 Howard avenue, EsQ facing Park street. Has all improvements and conveniences for comfort for small family. Call af- Inal5 If
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Board and Rooms.

SBCOIII dELIU OIOGIII18 VKTANTED, bought and sold Orders by ID w promptly attended to- s2 GROWN STREET a2 If three doors from Music Hall
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For saIe or Exchange at . Bar-

gain, iRAsA FOR House Building Lots in fhe city. A Nssa cheerful, convenient house, containing twelve EI rooms, fine cemented cellar with furnace, good we'll and cistern, barn and henneries; lot 100x375 feet we'll stocked with choice fruit, grapes, apples pears plums, etc., etc. Address
 s. I. MARSDEN, s n1a22 If P. O. Box 103, Westville, Conn.
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EOR RENT

heAA A FURNISHED house at 94 Hill street, with all
 iiH the modern improvements, good well of water N1lN and large garden. Proprietor would prefer to board with the family. Call at the premises, at
 rnaI4 If 52 ORANGE STREET,
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TNROM May 1st desirable store in Flagg's block, E 180 Grand street, good stand for any kind of business. At present occupied dry goods store Inquire of
 ANDREW J. CUTLER, Txn-1
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5hsaa A large room Chapel street,up flight of ENa stairs suitable for photographer, tailor,
 T!.l dressmaking, for offices ;. also connected with 1t next story, suitable for bedrooms ; water and closet connections. Inquire of
 roa2R 6t WALLACE B, FENN X CO
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-20
How a Bridegroom Got Left.

On the West bound Union Paci.
Tic train Yesterday Was IA newly
welded pair, who were rs loving
aud tender 49, people in that inter.
estlng condition at lite usual are.
They had Il SECTION in n sleeping ear
and we're on IL bridal trip To- the
Pacific coast. Near Sidney Il wheel
on the sleeper VAS broken, and tie.
train stopped AT that place about
an hour 10 pnt on new pair of
whres. Hr,c. dining the delay,
Mr.. GoWlwin, who IL the bride
groom alluded Ia, got ont To kick
up his heels and look around, and
while he WAS absorbing the beauties
ui mature aud some other things
about the town, the train which is
one ut those things that ,lOsn't wait
for time or the "ii,lc.' quiet y rolled
ont, leaving Mr.. Goodwin. and hear.
ing AWAY his bride. Then there WAS
Consideration in Sidney, and on
board The Pullman. The bride WAS
IN n state bordering on distraction
hrcansp of her losi lirgr. and vainly.
though franiirally, did The groom
pnt in his best lorumurion To catch
the rptrrA,ing train. AS he and the
bride were one. with a very clear
case OF "a passenger on board that
WAS left behind" il was fun To
every body else except the two most
deeply Interested. Failing to catch
the train on foot, he clambercd into
the cab OF a locomotive which
happened 10 he putting about the
place, and earnestly solicited help.
The engineer, II tender.heaIted
and proceeded 10 obtain proper
authority ~ quickly as possible.
and started with MI Goodw in on a
stern chase nirrr the filing train.
that WAS irving 70 make up an
hour ot lost llmr, and which WIS
proud of Il new pair of wheels.
Away the extra locomotive sped,
on the wings of love and sympathy
aud steam. Goodwin rrtted the
engineer and fireman. and helped Ia
shovel coal. and ~ Antelope, thirty.
seven miles west. the wild.eyrd.
pursuing husband ovrrtnk the
lraI'lrSS ears thar had run away
with his brand new wife, and soon
they were hioonimgly happy again
i'll each others arms Cheyenn.
Sine
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-20
A Broken Heart-What Did H..

When The poor. hraiibroken wife
of the murdered Anton, who WAS
stabbed to the heart 10y the drunk.
en brute Murphy, few days be-
fore, heard The news of the death of
h,r husband, exclaimed, "Oh, the
liquor stores, the cursed liqnor
stores" IT We only reflect on the
feelings ot the wrrtchtd woman as
she contemplated her brtchrred
husband brought to bloody grave
In rum. We should shrink back with
horror from he ev. and u'sinrt
uurs produced ON iiqIOr. Rum Is
the most powerful agent the devil
has on earth, and to il may be
traced mostly all the crimes. muir.
drrs aud dehadchrS which diSgrare
snciriy aud convert This beautiful
world ol ours into Il vertiahle hell.
Like the devil himself. II Is the
! father ot all evils. and more sonls
have been lost through its agency
/ than all other causes combined.
, We ask, Is II not rum that has filed
4 our prisons with criminals. our
poor houses it'll pauprIs, our streets
with fallen woman and our nsylums
with lnnaiicsf Az soon as rum en-.
ters a household the devil goes with
il. and there is neither peace, pros
prrity nor happiness in That family
again. lis inmates become wretch
ed, vile drunkar'ls, going about III
rags, hunger and EaRedness, until
they Wind mp in the prison or in the
poorhouSe. while the IuInsPller " ht
supplied them with the fatal pnisuU
keeps his fast horses, and most like
IL his-we won't write the word.
What fearful responsibility
rests upon those who sell whisky
for il is written Woe b.. To him from
whom scandal 'cnmethi' The Lor
God has emphatically drclarrt
that neither the diunkartl nor th'
foruicator shall enter into the King
dom of Heaven. How this terrible
sentence should make drnnkard
tremhle, Are they willing tn burl
in the flames OF hell in order I,
: CRAFTY hastly passion for few
Y arS on earth! Ifso let them drinI
and be merry; if not, let them das'
from their lips the wr-tchrd emp =
himtnl of tpars, crime and petition
,, Remember the cry of Wnr Mr.
Anton; "Oh the liquor stores. =
". Y Tablet.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-20
Our Bodies After Death.

Within very near approach to
truth, the human family inhahiting
the earth has been estimated ut
1,OOO, OUO,ONs the annual loss by
death il l8,OO,OOO. Now, the
weight Of the animal matter Of this
immense body casf into the grave
il no lrss than 634, 900 tons, and irs
decomposition produces 0,UDO, OOD,.
OOO,OOW cnbic teet of matter. The
vegetable productions OF the earth
clear away from the earth the gases
thus generated. and decomposing
and assimilsfing them for their own
increase. This circle of changes
has been going on ever since man
became an occupier of the earth.
He feeds on the lower animals aud
on tho sepsls of plants, which in dine
time become part Of himself. The
lower animals feed upon the herbs
and grasses, which in their turn,
become the animal; then, by its
death, again pass into the atmos-
phere, and are ready once mOrr to
he assimilatrd hy plants The
earthly or bone snbsiancr alone n
naming where il 10 dsis'aited, sud
not even there unlrss prosecuted -
common swindler.
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A Dose for the Doctor.

Dr. X. is an eminent physician OF
Philadelphia. and, as ia often the
case with eminent physicians, Is
brusque and overbearing in manner.
Among his office patients one morn
ing WAS "A gentleman WHO. after
occupying exactly five minutes oi
the great mans time, took ten
dollar note from his pocket, and in
Quirel the amount of the fee.
Fifty dollars" said the impatient
medical man.
The patient demurred little
wherenpon the physician rudely re
marked:
"Well, what do you expect to pay
Give me what you have got" anf
on receiving the ten.dOIlar bill
turned scornfuily TO his coloret
servant, and handing him the mon
ey. remarked:
THAT ia for you, JIM hut los
h;s temper still more when biz
patient coOlly said:
81 did not know before that yor
had II partner. Good morning. doc
tor"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-20
WHAT is NOBLE.

What is noble '-tn inherit
Wealth, estate and proud degree
There must be- some other merit
Higher yet than thee for iur
Something greater far must cutter
Into lifr's majestic span,
Fitted to cT-atr aud center
True nobility IN man.
What il noble IDS the finer
Portion of our mind aud heart,
Linked To something still dlNinrr
Than mrr,' Language can impdri;
Ever prompting ever seeing
Some Improvement Yet To- plan;
To nplift our fellow -h-lng,
Aud, like man, To feel for man,
What j. noble ~, the saher
Noblrr than the humble -padr'
There's dignity in labor
Trurr than e'rr polnp arrayrd
He who seeks III, minis Improvement,
Aids the world il aiding mind
Ever great commanding movement
Serves not one. but all mankind.
Der the fnrg,'s heat and ashes,
Der the engines hon head,
Wherc the rapid sluttlr flashes,
Aud the spindle whirl~ it, thread;
There is labor lnwly tending
Each requirement of the honr,
There j. genius still extending
Science and liz world OF power.
Mid the dust, and speed. and cla,no.
OF the lonui.shrd and the mill;
Midst the ciink of wheel and hammer,
Great RESULTS are growing still,
Though too oft, by fashion, cr, atnrcs,
Work and WORKERS may BE- blamed,
Commerce ucrd moi hide IL features,
Industry is not ashamed
What is nohlrf--that which places
Truth IN its ruiranch'~cd will,
Lra> ing steps, like angrltracrs,
1hn, mankind may follow still.
Zen though scOrn's maliguau, giances
Prov" hlm pnnrr~i oi his clan,
ll,.'- the noble who advances
Freedom and the Cause of Man.
--Chdries S'cdiR