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Would lie quickly destroyed by burn
ing HYDRONAPBTHoL PssIILLEs in
THAT apartments, closets wardrObes. &c
where such OdO-s are usually found
These Psstilles destroy disease germs
BAD aud prevent all kinds Of contasion
They are invigO-atIng and refreshing to
the sick. As they give of a most de
ODJR Dxntful incense while burning sold
by Druggists everywhere sent by
mail for -.
ar2 sEABUK ny & JOHNSON, New York.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

ASSISTANT PAYNAsrKR-GKSHRAL RODNEY SMITH
has been relieved nom duty as chief paymaster OF
the department Of Dakota relieving Deputy ray
master-General VIM. H. Johnston
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS called on the Pre-
sident to-day to pay their respects as reorgan-
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Ihefes0 v1ftu6 IN UNIONS ana Bee4>
From the Kansas City Star.
What Is the most strengthening food for q con-
valescent? Well, you know, the beef-tea theory
has been exploded. The most nfe-giving and
digesible food that can be give to one Just recov-
erfng from an illness is chopped beef. just take q
pound Of the finest round OF raw beet cut OF all
the fat, slice two onions, and add pepper and salt
Then chop the onions and meat together, turning
them over and over until both are reduced almost
to pulp. Then spread on slices OF rye bread and
nervine, but let me tell you that there Is MOTH
ing which QuietS the nerves without bad results
like onions The use OF them induces sleep, and
much strength is obtained from them. That is my
who is in a week state OF health.
The national executive committee OF the prohibi-
ton party met In Indianapolis yesterday to CON-
plete arrangements for the national Convention to
De held IN that city May 80 and 81. The committee
10000, OF whom $50 will be delegates 1t Is the
opinion Of members of the committee that Gen
Of New re Sess w ee 51e for r
be either Geo. w. Baine, OF Kentucky; J. b Can
MI. Of Texas; or Jno A. Brooks, Of Missouri.
Gov. HnL NOT PRESIDENTIAL CANDmAfr-An
Albany special to the New YORK Tribune, dat q
April 8, says: IL was rumored here tonight thai
candidate for President, and that an interview
with him viii coon appear In a prominent demo
cratic newspaper declaring he never has been .
candidate for President.
CoNTKsrNa HENRY BERGHs Wux.-The late
Henry Bergh's GIT Of the property In Warren
TO Animals is disputed by the heirs Of Ma Berg6,
who claim that she bequeathed the same prppefy
TO relative In Utica. Mrs. Bergn separated nom
sSs "
erts.
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Der raoy was Eiek. We gave her Cas.oris
NheH abe Was . child, she cried for C.x,c-,
When she besame Miss. she chung TO Cast.rs.
When she bad Children. she gave them Cs.sor,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-04

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At the first annual meet
ing or the Second Columbia Cooperative Building
Association the following Officers were elected: c.
c. Duncanson president; Jas. Gooch, vice-presi-
dent; Thos. NJ. Reed, secretary; NJ. p. Callan,
treasurer. Directors: George j. johnson, w. II.
Goods, E. q. Davis, ID. j. Macarty, G. w. Fowler,
w. 8. Brock, ]. w. BOteler, and Chas. kaufman.
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annual meeting OF the Grand Lodge Of GOOD Tenn
plars was orgun "a London yesterday. The report
OF the delegates to the International court Sara
toga was read and discussed. Rev. Mr.. Boyd pro-
tested against the action OF the court In adopting
as condition for the basis OF reunion provision
granting the second grand lodge charter enabling
u 10 prosecute the work OF the order in 5ursdic-
IONS where 1t might be necessary to overcome Off.
!erences OF race or language. The protest was en-
tered in the minutes
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CHARGED WITH STEALING BICYCLE.-This morn
Ing, In the Police Court in the case OF Sidney
Wilder, the boy charged with the grand larceny OF
bicycle from H. w. Higham, as published in yes
terdays STAR, his counsel waived an examination
and gave 500 bonds TO await the action OF the
grand jury. The defendant, 1t Is alleged, hired
the machine from Mr.. Higham and attempted to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-04

DECREASE OF THE DISTRICT DEBr.-A statement
issued by the United states Treasurer to-day
shows that the total debt of the District OF Coum
bia is SEQ ST. 450, being decrease OF 81, 519 zoo
since July /, 1878. Net reduction OF interest
charge, s1O9, l5612. Total issue OF 365 bonds 70
date, N4,62790Q Amount retired, $50, 800.
Total outstanding GA 013 an
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GILMoRE's BAND CoNCERT.-A feature OF the con-
cert TO be given by Gilmores band at AlDaugh's on
sunday evening win be the quartettes for French
horns and for trombones, "Come Where My Love
Lies Dreaming" being rendered by the former and
the magnificent soldiers Chorus" by the latter.
Signor Tagiapietra, the well-known baritone, will
sing Faure's"Palms," and the Quartette from 'Rig.
olette" Bella Figiia dell Amore" viii be rendered
by Sfgnorina Carlotta, Mile. Mellini, and Messrs.
Turner and Tagliapietra. Tickets are on sale at
Ellis.
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DoBBrss ELECTRIC Soar.

DABl'S Skin and scalp preserved and beautified b
ID CCTGURA dnDICATED SOAP. ay3.4.6.s
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INTERNAL REVENUE APPoNTnRNTs.-The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury has appointed the following
storeIeepers and gaugers: Jno. II. Hamoright and
David J: Harden, at Grover, n. c., and VIM. n.
Blackburn, at Walnut Cove, n c.
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GEN. TERRY's RETIRENENT.-The Army retiring
board, OF which Major General schoneld Is presi-
dent. met at the War Department to-day and con-
sidered the case OF Maj. Gen. Alfred II. Terry. The
latter was not present. The Army surgeons wh Q
physically able to resume active service. II Is
expected that the board will report tomorrow
recommending his retirement
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dl96sn
Philadelphia

JOHN wAEAMAKER,
dl1-6sn Philadelphia
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I.o niaeuiuo Hum MI. hiSudm anu attempted 10
oispOSe oI IL In Baltimore, were he was arrested.
SUING THE b. AND p RAILROAD COMPANY FOR
$4,000 DAMAGEs-This morning, In Circuit Court
more and Potomac Railroad Company was tried
Messrs. w. A. Cook and f M. Hewlett for the
plalntln, and MIR. EnOch Totten for defendant.
rms Is an action for 10000 damages alleged to
nave been sustained by plaintiff who sues by his
next friend, by reason OF train striking the horse
ana cart In which he was driving on LIST street and
square, and so injurylng him that he has been
unable 10 work since
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1890
David j. Harden, at Grover n. c., and VIM. n.
Biackburn, at Walnut Cove y. c.
CUTTING Down ExPENsEs.-Secretary Fairchild
has issued an order making general reduction OF
about per cent In the salaries Of fiftyAone en-
ployes In the ONCE OF supervising architect by
which the expenses or the ONCE will be
reduced $500 for the remainder OF
or, q. ane nscal year. The purpose OF
the reduction Is TO avoid deficiency In the appro-
priation for salaries in the ONCE. X. NJ. Harner
ana A. J. Tolman, draughtsmen, have resigned,
and their places Will not be filed.
Interior Department Changes.
The following Official changes have been made in
the Department OF the Interior:
Patent Observation-Disclosures Cleon ]. sawyer,
of Massachusetts,, fourth assistant examiner,
81 200.
General Land offce-Appointments: BENZ. p.
Douglass, OF Indiana; Russell B. Rice, OF Ohio;
Henry b. Martin, OF IndianDa. and Edmund p.
Harrison, OF West Virginia, examiners OF surveys
$ per day. Albert L. Smith OF New York, and
James Cole, OF New York. copyists, 500.
Pension Omce-Appointment: William c. Tay-
lor, OF Missouri, clerk, $1,000. designations
Charles NJ. II. Phelps, OF Maryland, 81 200: Robt
W. McHenry, OF the District Of Columbia, 81 900.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-18
DRAMATIC NEWS.

Miss Olga Verne, the beautiful young
leading laly with Edwin F. Mayo, left
that company last week and already has
received several good off-rs for next sea-
son.
Corinne has captured New York in true
style turDirg away hundreds at every per
Torrance.
Minnie Palmer is moro of n fayorite this
season thar ever, and her new play Is said
to excel my Sweetheart" greatly. Last
week she played 20 the largest business of
the season il Cleveland, Ohio. Europe
will have the pleasure of seeing her after
May 1st for five years. She is one of
Americas brightest and most beautiful
sOuhrettes.
Minnie Palmer appears in male attire in
the first act of her new play, MY Sisters
Brother" and makes her entrance coming
down the chimney.
Imre Kiralfy opens his next season in
New York with a gorgeous production of
the Ravel pantomime, called the Green
Monster"
Lillian Olcott's next appearance in New
York will be mado at the Fourteeath
Street Theatre in August, when she ex-
poets to produce a new play.
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett are
averaging upwards of 1000 for every per-
formance at the Baldwin Theater in San
Francisco.
An actress looks upon playing Juliet
much as an actor does upon playing Ham
let; when that part is reached there is
nothing beyond 10 strive for except per-
~fectiOD.
Kyrle Bellew has been engaged BY Man
ager Abbey TO support Mrs. Potter next
season. The lovely "Curty" will be the
Antony to the Potter's Cleopatra for six
weeks at Wallsck's Theater.
Patti has made her last Appearance"
twenty.seven times, her positively last
appearance nine times, has permanently
retired from the stage" seven times, has
retired to spend her dSys in her ca:tle"
three times, and is now getting ready tn
take another hack at the public and retire
again.
NONCAhOA liz auN q uuu4DO4 VI SbagC
Legislators and leading citizens of Albany,
in a very complimentary letter, have ten
dered Mrs. Rosa NJ. Leland, manager of
the Leland Opera House of that city, q
benefit.
HarryKennedy will produce a new play
called Lights and Shadows" in Philadel-
phis, April ID, for which he has so far Sc
cured the following people: Etelka War
dell, May Newman, Roth Darrell, Mar
jorie Bonner, j. H, Gilmour and William
II. Lytell.
Two hundred and twenty-five members
efthe New York Caledonisn Club attend
ed the opening performance of 'Monbars,' u
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre in honor Of
their ceuntryman Robert Mantell.
Mr.. Wesley Sisson, for A. NJ. Palmer,
will manage the American tour of SAlvani
next season. Alexander SalVini of the
Madison Square company viii be with his
father during the twenty weeks contracted
for.
The Hanlcns' lie Voyage en- Suisse
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IN THE PRIZE RING.

McAuliffe's hackers decline to match
him against Meyers at present.
Con. Riley declines to fight the "St. joe
Kid" again, except the latter puts M
$500.
1t is reported that Sullivan has made
proposals to Mitchell for o series of spar
ring exhibitions.
Fcgarty stated yesterday that he is not
anxious to make a match with Dempsey
until his (FOgartg's) battle with Joyce is
over.
Jack Dempsey is now even more anx-
ions to fight Mitchell than he was before
the battle with Sullivan. He modestly
says he never boosted that he could whip
the Euglishnso, but he declares that he is
not afraid to meet him in the ring.
Jack Dempsey's new s~aloou, named
the "NOppareil, +" has been opened in New
York"
The ten-round glove contest between Jim
Fell and Joe Lannon will take place at
Brooklyn en- Monday night.
''Parsonn Davies is making a kick at
Jack Wannop, who recently arrived in this
country from England, with the ayowed
intention of making a match with Evan
Lewis, the Stranger" Davies put up a
forfeit of 800 in the Clipper Office to at
tract Waunop's attention as soon as he
landed in New York. 1t seems that Wan
mop passed it by and lett New York with
out answering it. Davies thinks the ac-
.iOn is hardly consistent with the loud talk
Jack INDUCED in when about to leave
Eugland.
"Parson" Davies, on behalf of William
MuldooD, has accepted the challenge of
William Miller, the all-around athlete who
recently returned from Australia, to wres-
tie Greco-Roman style, two in three falls,
for $500 a side, and $500 is posted as for
felt. Miller's money, which accompanied
his challenge issued some time ago, was
taken down from the Clipper office, as the
professor was under the impression that no
one was going to cover it. He will no
doubt hasten TO replace it and arrange a
match, as he seemed very anxious for a go
with some one.
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MILL NOTES.

The Ellen Ross iron works, at Avon
dale, Ala are being enlarged.
The GlendOn, Pa Iron Company last
week blew out one furnace,
Last weeks production at the Pennsyl-
vania Steel Company's works at SteeltoD,
Pa, was the heaviest Of the year so far.
Tbs Sloss Iron and Steel Company, Bir-
mingham, Ala, will enlarge their furnace.
Lawrence mill, o., is running fall, snd
Bslfont and Kelly factories are making
steel rails.
1t is considered very doubtful whether
the rolling mill anu nail works OF Rogers
& Sheldon, at EAST Bridgewster, Pa, re-
Gently burned, viii be rebuilt.
The Spang Steel and Iron Company is
getting out On order Of 1000 tons Of steel
plates material for the'goyernment cruis-
ers Nos. 4snd 5 at Cramps yards in Phila-
delphia,
About 2OOO tons per month Of barbed
wire will be turned oat of the new mill at
Rankin, on the Baltimore and Ohio, after
March Is.
The wooden buildings of the Penn tube
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DIED

WINCaER-On Thursday, March IS, ats4:I5
p. m. VIRGINIA f., daughter Of A. G. Wincher,
aged % ears and 3 months.
DAUGHERTY-On Friday, March ID, 1883, at
10 O'Clock q. NJ, at the residence of her son.in.
law, Thomas Minis, No. 4lS Market street, MIS-.
AAEY DAUGHERTY, in the list year Of her age.
Funeral from the above number Sunday afler,
noon at one O'Clock.
ALEXANDRIA, Bridgeport, o., On Friday,
March l6, lHss, SARAH PARK ALEXANDER, in her
10Th year.
Funeral services at 100 O'Clock, Monday. In,
terment ! rlvSte.
FRIDERICK5-At his residence, in EInaville,
Sunday morning, March IL, 1881, at 7 O'Clock,
KARL FRTDERIcEs, in the 5sth year Of his age.
VOGLER Wednesday morning, March II,
1855, at $50 O'Clock, FRAEK j., son OF Joseph aud
Theresa yoaler, aged 10 years aud Il days.
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LITTLE wAsHINGTON NEws.

Spscia! Correspondence Of the Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, PA, March 1.-THE
booming OF Washington in the manufsc-
turing line has at last been fairly inaugu-
rated. A meeting of the stockholders Of
the glass works to be built in Washington
by home capital, was held in the Opera
House on Monday evening. The meeting
was held for the purpose of electing officers
and getting things in shape for incorpora-
ton. john H. Murdoch, Esq. was called
t. the chair, and ]. W. Mitchell made
Secretary. The committee reported that
the fall amount of stock, 800 shares or
$40, 600 had been subscribed. A motion
that these should be made q Board OF
Directors. The following Board consist
log Of John II. Murdoch, John Slater, W.
l.. McCleary, John S. Wilson, Jonathan
Allison, TbOs. Armitage, John A. HOWdeu
and J.. W. Mitchell. The works will be
known as The Washington Glass Works "
Work was commenced last Tuesday
morning on the excavation for the new
glass works on the Tempieton lot.
Mr.. Ernest G. Beatty, organist Of the
Fourth Avenue Baptist Church, Pittsburg,
presided at the organ in the Second Pres
bytSri!n Church most acceptab'y last Sab.
bath.
VIII Howarth, of Allegheny, returned
home last week.
VIM. G. McCracken has recently pur-
chased an elegant lot in the west end Of
town, and will erect q handsome residence
in the summer.
MsssTs Hess and Lane, two temperance
e~vangelists, are the guests of Mr.. John A.
B,st.
John W. Flender AID Joseph Dsbbs
spent two days in town, last week, return
ing 10 PittsbaTg ON Wednesday.
Geo. NJ. Lacock and family left last Sun
day evening for Silver City, Iowa, via the
B. 4 o. They expect to make Silver City
their future home.
The Daily Reporter has found the supply
not to be equal TO the increased demands
for the paper. and have been compelled to
get > new press. 1t is quite model. This
looks we'll for the Reporter, as it shows its
circulation is steadily on the increase.
Miss Jessie Baker, Jefferson Ave, IS still
in q dangerous condition.
L. G. Linn and wife are the guests Of
JpSnuS wright.
Miss Ella Hildebrand, of 0lell, is visit
ing Mrs. Geo. L. Roberts.
Miss Eva Noble, OF Wheeling, who has
heen spending sfew days as the guest Of
Mrs. GrattSn Best, has returned home.
George B. Little, son Of DR.. Little, grad
yates at The college Of Pharmacy, Pitts
burg, the latter part of this month.
John c. Rogers, of the firm Of Kelley,
Rogers Il Wilson, has returned home after
q visit Of Eve months in California.
Shortly after midnight last Wednesday
night FIRE was discovered in the second
story OF the large dry goods establishment
Of A. L. Caldwell, on Main street. His
SOD, Charlie Caldwell, discovered the fire
and gave the alarm. The fire originated
in the dental rooms of DR.. w. L. Nc
Clea-y from natural gas. The estimated
loss on the building is $4,000, fully COW
cred by insurance. The loss on stock Is
comparatively small. DR.. McCleary's loss
over $500. Mr.. Hawkins, o p~hOtOgrs-
pher on the third floor, had considerable
damage done his instruments, and the
fraternity hall Of Phi Gamma Delta was
damsged slightly by water; insured.
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Shocking Accident,

So read the headlines of many a news
paper column, and W. peruse with palpi-
tatiDg interest the details of the cstastro-
ply, and are deeply impressed by the sac.
riice of human lives involved. Yet thou
sands of men and women are falling vic
Tins every year to that terrible disease,
consumption (scrofula Of the lungs), and
they and their friends are satisfied to be-
lieve the malady incurable. Now, there
could be no greater mistake. No earthly
power, Of course, can restore a lang that is
entirely wasted, but DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery will rapidly and surely
arrest the rayages of consumption, il taken
in time. Do not. therefore, despair, until
yol have tried this wonderful remedy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-18

company are doing 3 'Iand Office bust
n.ss in the West.
Fanny Davenport aud LA Tosca" are
packing French & Sapges's new Broadway
Theatre at every performance.
Twenty years gcStuart Robson was do
lug a travesLy Of Hamlet in Boston;
Frank Mayo was managing a theatre in
Rochester; Frederick Robinson, Of the
Madison Square, was supporting Miss Hen
rietta Chanfrsu; Louis Aldrich was play
ing heavies with the Boston Theatre Com
pany; Lolita was playing Topsey in Uncle
Toms Cabin" Alice Harrison was doing p
little of everything in "Humpty Dumpty,"
and Fred Maeder, now a playwright, was
q memorable SROrkey in Under the Gas
light" But with all these changes there
was no change in Maggie Mitchell. She
was playing "Fanchon" Just the same.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-18

works, in Soho, are being replaced by an
iron structure 363z260 feet. The entire
concern will cover two acres and a half,
and will cost about 500, 900.
The furnaces at the Albany, N. Y, iron
works have resumed operations. About
500 men are on the pay roll in the depart
ment. The steel works and the Rensse-
laer rail mill are running on full time, and
all the works Of the company except the
blast furnaces on breaker Island are nov
II operation.
The Union Steel Company, Of Chicago,
have nearly completed their preparations,
ard expect to put their steel works and
rail mill into operation about the 18th Of
March. This makes a stoppsgs Of over
three months for them. The Joliet Steel
Company will probably start later in the
same month. They will then have been
closed about the same length.
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mGrelin9 Re9ister
THE LABOR WORLD.
THAT HAS BEEN GOING on IN THB INDUS
TRIAL CENTRES.
y- y Local aud General Interest Concerning all
g.,,s5ss5f Trade sad Labor ThrEgt10stAs
Country, and IN as City.

The vast week has been a busy one IN
v~5ssius's industrial establishments and
,s,lg all Of them w~srsfully occupied the
tire week. The Riverside was on in all
a.,,rtaeuts With the exception o faday or
s,c,rly in the week when the lack of natu-
~, cls threw of the tube works, The Bel
mont. IqEeIle, BeuwOod and Top Mill fac
,,.. s u. worked pretty iull aud shipped
o. lake aumber o: nails during the week.
The Cr,s.srt, Aetna and Standard mills
Inv. 81 been making full time, and the
nl,oipg mills and other industries are all
bnsy and business reported rs being good
AL arous6, with bright prospects for the
failure.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-18

"My baby brothers. got a tooth"
Cried pretty little Lizzie,
"And now there's lots shat must be done
We all are awful busy.
"Give me some money, papa, please,
To buy 3 toothbrush quickly,
I'll get a soft one, for, Of course,
He wouldn't want it prickly.
"And soZoDONT he'll wan't-'is best
OF any aud al Others,
To brush the teeth with, Just the thing
For cunning baby brothers"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-18
AYounpster's Teeth

Demand greater attention than they usu-
ally receive. Mothers careful Of their
children's physical well being wisely adopt
S0Z0D0NT as IN article Of the FAMILY
TOILET. If the first set Of q Juveniles
teeth are daily polished with this match
less purifier, the second set are almost in
variahJg white and strong, and prove q
lifelong blessing otherwise they fire.
quently turn ont carious and irregular.
Young and old alike benefit by its use.
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FOR SALE OR Z

A Desirable Residence, No. 235 Chspline
street; has nine rooms and bathroom, hot and
cold water; is heated by natural gas. This prop
erty has a frontage on Chapline street OF
feet, and a depth from Chapllne street 10 the
alley OF one hundred aud twenty feet. There 10
a good brick stable on the rear OF the lot
For further particulars inquire on the prem
Neill & Eliingham. mal9ssed
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-10-20
Wrttten J0r The Ark0nsow TTdUstsT.
 FOR GOOD OR ILL.
BY CHARLES EUGENE BANKS.

womankindi sweet, gentle womankindi The charm of thought and solace of the mind, The star of day, the moon of being's night, The students angel and the worlds delight. Dear natures book ot poesy complete Thou soulinspiring, dreamful bitter-sweeti The fools elixir and the sage's wine sunbeam in the somb mantled pine! The rose of friends ship and the dew of love- The aimpled brook that flashes smiles above Gay smiles of mischief at the low ring sum- No mans complete till thou and he art one. wretched soul, 8 connagration dread, Within the confines of thy being spreadi What direful passions through the bosom rage Like untamed beasts new broken from cage The virtues flee thee weeping as they go, To view their temple desecrated so; Thelr beauteous temple shone before so fair All charred and blackened-sunk in sable air. The perfumed altar sacrifcial, where She often kneit in oonseeTstsd prayer, O'erthrown, defiled, the sport of fancies vile While fateful knowledge mocks st artlest
 guile;
 conquered kin gdom late the graces' home Now ruled and ruined by the ghoul and
 gnome,-
 o spirit stars, set in the heaven of life To guide mankind through Fate's destroying
 wave!
 When once dethroned, of every evil rife Thou'rt beacons false alluring to the grave.