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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-16
SEEDS.
S \" STOCK new and pure seed for sale
''''erlleld and Dousop.
PARKS STATION

I'M" s ~ station, Sept. IA. The ball
Etwad p,ayed here Saturday afternoon
n Ia, me school of this place and
|,to r''twlch school, resulted in
BIZ !, VI the Parks school by score
|re hS Sohn White and children ar
b W Ivte tiom Texas few days ago.
|Nessrra, is cot coming until Xmas.
|aded NJ =, Lewis and Ton Gillian at
|lsOn 1 1ne protracted meeting at
Nm ~. u the first of last week.
|Nrp anu III. Mis-. Win Eldridge, of Lew
N" a aas visiting Mrs. Mollie Kerr.
'id,sr" ana Mrs. John Howard and
Ines NJ over Were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
\ Veal 9l'i'Iin, of Lawrence county.
he on zane : Graves, of Lewisburg, is
audieo O =, Whites little daughter,
Nm is very sick.
a. Branch, who has been an
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100000
Proceeds Of Bont Sale Re-
ceived and City Is Paying
OFF Its Indebtedness.

The city of Columbia IS now pretty
flush in financial way. he S30.O0O.OC
proceeds OF bonds issued to pay off the
city's indebtedness and sold at par to
the Marble Savings Bank, of Rutland,
VT, has arrived. and the outstanding
warrants are now being paid Off Re-
corder Erwin has charge of the funds,
and is ready to pay the warrants as fast
as they are presented. In fact, interest
on them ceases after today, and those
having warrants can make. nothing by
holding them longer. The thirty thous
and dollars will go long way towards
paying off the city's floating indebted
ness, but will not be sufficient to COM
pietely wipe it out.
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SALE NOTICE.

y mile wet Of CampbelI's Station on
Sept. 30, 1904, | will sell a full set of
farming implements, tools and machin-
cry. 8 or 10 head Of horses and mules, all
between and years old about 40 head
OF cattle, all good grade Durhams, and a
number of hogs. Also some household
and kitchen furniture Terms made
known on day OF sale.
THOS III PEBBLES.
1926 Serving Partner.
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LIGHT FROST
With Temperature Of A Wed
nesday Night. Record
Breaker.

Linen suits and Panama hats we're
conpsicuons Thursday morning only by
their absence The temperature got
down to A degrees and reports from the
country show that there was light
frost. though it was not sufficient to
40 any damage. The oldest lnhabitant
is ready to admit that as an early frost,
this is record breaker.
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Subscribe for the Herald
Nonresident Notice
Clerk aud Masters Office
Colum bia, Tenn, Sept. Is, 1904
John D. Hayes, Complainant,
Nat Huckaby, ct al, Defendants.

Nat Huckaby, ct al, Defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit filed In
this cause, that the defendants Nettie
Hayes, Clarence Hayes, IRA Hay es,
Cassie Hayes, Charles Brent. Elijah
HAYES and Joseph Hayes are non-resi-
dents of the State of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered that they enter
their appearance herein before or within
the first three days of the next term of
the Chancery Court, to be held at Col
umbia, on the 3rd Monday in October
next 1904, and plead, answer, or demur
to Complainants bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed as to them and
set for hearing ex parte; and that copy
of this order be published for four con-
secutive weeks In the Columbia Herald.
A. N. AKIN, Clerk and Master.
II. p. FIGUERS, Sol'r for Comppt.
A Copy ATTEST.
10 4t
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Invalid for several weeks, continues
very feeble.
Mrs. Fanny Craig has been suffering
great deal for the past week from a
bone felon.
Mrs. Susan Johnson spent last week
with relatives at Rock Spring
Miss Annie Bailess, of Culleoka, is
the guest of the Misses Park.
Mr. J. F. Gillian and wife visited
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. A. Gillian, of
Berlin, last week.
Mr.. Newt Jones and family, of
Columbia, were with relatives here
Saturday and Sunday.
Bro. N. G. Derryberry will preach
at Philadelphia church the fifth Sun
day in October.
Miss Katie Dodson has returned to
her home at Andrews, after spending
several days of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Craig.
A good ram in this section about
now would be greatly appreciated by
everybody.
Mrs. Margaret Rock, of Leftwich,
is with her son, Mr.. Joe Rock, this
week
Quite number from here are ex-
pecting to attend the fair and the
circus next week. THELMA.
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Non. Resident Notice
Clerk and Masters Office !
Olum bia. Tenn. Sent. I6. 1904

q. b. Gracey, ct al, Complainant,
VS..
Mrs. Mollie A. Gracey, ct al. Defendants
1t appearing from affidavit filed In
this cause, that the defendants Mrs.
M0llie A. Gracey, Velmia Gracey and
John Page Gracey are non.residents OF
the State of Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered that they enter
their appearance herein before or within
the first three days Of the next term OF
the Chancery Court, to be held at Col
umbia, on the 3rd Monday In October
next, 1904, and plead, answer or demur
to the Complaintant's bill or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO them
and set for hearing ex parte; and that u
copy of this order be published for four
consecutive weeks in the Columbi
Herald.
A. N. AKIN, Clerk and Master.
II. p. FIGUERS, Soi'rs for
j. II. DINNINU,} Compl'ts
A Copy-Attest;
9-l6-w4t
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heavenly home. Six young men whom
he loved and prayed for while he
llved-John and Jim Atkinson and
Mooddv Allen ana Malcolm Johnson
Lem snd George Pigg, carried his body
70 It's last resting place, 10 await the
resurrection morning. when he will
come forth again.
Miss Matte Dodson is visi ing in
Williamson county. ORESTRA.
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SOME THINGS
You Should Know About The Maury
County FAIR on Sept. 20, Fl,
~ and 23rd.
Private Boxes.

There are 20 in number for SIS. 90
each for season, emitting holder to "a
coupons, 8 for each performance. (All
toxes have 8 chairs) are for exclusive
use of holder and friends.
Apply to Secretary, Bell phone 2S2
for these boxes. rs they are now on
sale and are in great demand. Four
teen have already been sold.
Season Tickets are for sale ut all
Drug Stores 81. so each, good days to
Fair. Each ticket has coupons and
is not transferable. Season tickets good
for Fair only, not Horse Show.
Horse Show tickets are for sale at all
Drug Stores, 25 cents each. Tickets
are good any night, and children are
not admitted to Horse Show without
ticket.
Reserved seats will he on sale at
Woldridge's Monday. There are 31S
seats with nice cushions. 25c each
performance. Seats will positively be
held for holders of tickets.
TENNESSEE FAIR ASSOCIATION.
Saunders Double Disc
Plows for 4 mules abreast.
Cut twice as much as any
single Disc Plow using 3
mules, and with less draft in
proportion. j. P. Street & Co.
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Beware of Ointment For Catarrh That
Contains Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole, system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physic
ians, as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly de-
rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
MANI featured by F. J Cheney IL Co.,
, oledo, O., contains no mercury, and is
iCaken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Hairs Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. tits taken
internally and made in Toledo, o., by
F. j. Cheney 4 Co. Testimonials free.
sold by druggis s Price Toe per bottle,
TAKE Halls Family Pills for Constipation.
y WATER VALLEY.
Water Valley, Sept. 15.-Shorter John
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Terrible plaques, these itching poster
ing diseases of the skin. Put an end to
misery. Doan's Ointment cures. At
any drug store.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-16

"Now good digestion waits on appa-
tite. and health on BOTH If it doesn t
try Burdock Blool Bitters.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Representative.

We are authorized to announce Capt.
A. A. Lipscomb as candidate for
Representative for Maury County, In
the Lower House of the 53rd. General
Assembly of Tennessee. SUBJECT to
the action of the Democratic party of
Maury County. d&wtd
We are authorized to announce Major
T.. E. Jameson candidate for Represen.
tative from Maury County, subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce JrIo,
G. Nelson as a candidate for Repre-
sentative for Maury County. in the
Lower house of the 53rd General AS
sembly of Tennessee. Subject to the
action of the Democratic party of Msury
County.
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our Old Buggy Needs Painting.

Llys carriage Paint will give you the most satisfactory
results Gloss finish which lasts-guaranteed satisfactory.
STEPH ENS SON BROS.
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Water Valley, Sept. 15.-shorter John
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
NOTICE.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
r. meeting OF the holders Of the vot- I
co coz staS the seaboard All a
dated April "a, 1900 Is hereby called for
and gwill be & held atathe principal Office
Of the Railway Company, NO. 81 syea.ss
10TH day lay Of February lso4.i at Il Clock
in the forenoon, to pass upon the question
OF consenting that the seaboard Air Line
lateral trust agreement covering all the
securities and property now owned or
hereafter acquired by that Company, in-
ouag all ny aycR
ties and property as the Directors may
deen best, ormas may be covered BY any!
cure an authorized issue OF bonds of the
par value Of five million dollars; and OF
conserving that the Voting Trustees may
gage and q issue of bon DIS. The q certih "
cate holders will be asked to- q pproy ei an
offer to the voting trust Acertificate. hold. =
subscribing to the extent Of ten per cent.
of the par value Of their holdings for APP
lproximately five million II dollars of 7
said proposed bonds. at par, receiving
herewith. as an nducem ent for 2, and In n
consideration OF such subscriptlon,. yot,S
Ing trust certificates tor preferred and
ed by tho Company as treasury assets
but subject to pledges and agreements, so
that. for each one thousand dollar 81 ,Q00)
ceived, in addition to the bond, voting
trust certihrates for nine shares OF pre-
ferred and sixteen shares Of common
n not being deliverable until freed from
interest Int. therein being deliverable at.
the time Of the delivery tn,;s+ o. e.rt the
Gates are not then deliverable. and SO
that for fractional subscriptions scrip
shall be received, and also tn approyesia
contract with Messrs. Blair Z, g. =, 60, mem
Voting trustees Of the Company; Thomas
Directors and Voting TRUSTEES Of
hs tas5sn EstsFfsa g
to take Real; ali Of such Ave million dollars q
that sha not
SEaaGato and IN as thereo
addition to the bonds. the same Mount. Of
cate holders would have 5recelyed, had they
subscribed for the bonds to be ia ken BY
the syndicate. snd contract provides that
q commission OF hxe per cent: N. Sashs on on
paid to said syndicate for entering into
snid agreement, the Bankers In con slder-$s
atloE thereof agreeing 70 make no char gos
services in organizing the syndicate; that
stockholders. voting trust ertlhcata&
holders and Directors may become mem mem
bers OF the syndicate; and tnat tne San rs.
managing tho syndicate. such portion GO
tho commissions. securities or, profits OF
the syndicate as the syndicate may aKree.
sy order q The 6 yGiins :; Tf pENSis
5 Chairman.
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G. A. R. RESOLUTIONS.
Tribute From the North to the
Memory of General Gordon.

a testimonial from the North to the.
memory OF the late General John b. Cor
don is carried with the recent action Of
Edward w Kinsleyt Post, 1l3, Ct A. r,
Z of Neponset, Mass. The post. In recos-
milton Of the worth OF the deceased gen
cral, unanimously passed series OF
resolutions, which read as follows:
I'VE, the comrades of Edward W.
Kinsley Post 1l3. Department. Of Masssa-
chusetts GA. r., desire to place on re-
cord urtrecognitionnandsa pprnciation.o 81
tho claract ter, and. services mi emotion
of59good feeling N between N orth land
South rendered by the late General John
B. Gordon; -+, Il. ~, Il {,s5 Il ~ & .,
a general Gordon was q representative
Southern soldier, the last survivor Of
the lleutenant-gencrals Of the late Con-
federacy. His place was ever IN the
front. ns became II brave and gallant
opponent. ,..
general Gordon was ever faithful to
his cause, never apologize; he fought as
he believed: nevertheless, he. cherished
no bitterness in defeat, and his Influence
was always found exerted in the dlrec-
ton OF a permanent restoration or the
Union. as we'll as promoting cordial re-
lutions between the veterans OF the two
armies.
"Probably no man has done more to
heal the wounds Of old nntagonlsms
and to blot out ancient prejudices than
this gallant gentleman.
1"peuce to his memory"
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nix that OF the Second Auditor at $4,000
and commissions allowed by law. and

r.. u = :
FIX that OF the Second Auditor at $4,000
and commissions allowed by law. and
that OF the treasurer at the same amount.
VOTE AGAINST RECESS.
Mr.. Kelley offered a resolution tender
Ing the use Of the Hall Of the House to
Mrs. Fred ] ones for q public reading on
the evening Of February 4th. and IL was
adopted after brief speeches in Its IA
Jvor by Messrs. Kelley and Anderson.
The recess resolution offered by Mr..
Ould and reported adversely by the Courts
Committee, came up on Its adoption and
was advocated by Mr.. Guild and opposed
BY Mr.. Noncure, the latter speaking at
some length on the subject
He took the ground that this was the
first Legislature under the new Constitu-
ton and could therefore sit continuously
until the next one shall be elected and
meet. 5g:s
Mr.. Thomason agreed in the main with
MIR. Moncure and the resolution was OPP
posed by Mr. Gum, and rejected by a
vote OF 10 to 40.
Mr.. r.. re. Lee, Jr, called ups Senate
Joint resolution, providing that the out
going county Judges be given the 1. Vir-
gnia reports to which they would have
been entitled but for an inadvertent
change in the law by. the last Legislature.
The books arc only those for the month
= . al 5,s -
The resolution caused considerable dis
cussion, after which the House refused
to discharge the Finance Committee from
Its consideration, and the calendar was
taken UP.
When Mr.. snead's Bill to allow the
shooting OF snipe during the entire year
came up. Mr.. J, NJ. Lewis offered to
amend, fixing the robin season between
December 18th to February 18th. Mr..
Cardwell wanted to allow the shooting
of number of birds akin to snipe during
the entire year, but pending final dis
position OF the matter the House adj
journed
HOUSE BILLS PASSED,
To appropriate certain sums OF money
out OF the public treasury In aid OF Con-
federatc memoriai associa tons having In
charge cemeteries containing graves or
Confederate soldiers.
To amend and re-enact section 1857
OF Code Of 1857, in relation to attach
ments, s-f4},i
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ROCKINGHAM COURT.
Celebrated Republican County
Convention Riot Cases.
lSneclal to The Tlmes- pispatc

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatcl)
liARRISONBuRG, VA. Jan. 23.-The
last term OF the County Court OF Rocks
ingflam has been In session this week:
nothing but routine matters has been be-
fore tho court. except several motions
In the celehra ted Republican county ,con-
ventIon riot cases OF 1900. These cases have
Poi, CO Court, IN HarrisOnburg, to the
State Supreme Court. The arguments
are now over the payment OF costs OF
trial.
passed resolutions on the passing OF the
County Court and resolutions Of respect
to Judge George G., .Grattan, who for
many years has presided, over tho court.
General John u. Roller delivered g.
strong address eulogizlng Judge Grattan
ana giving history nf the County Court
from 1776. when Rockingham was formed
from Augusta.
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Office OFF, Ci,y7 Engineer,
Il City Hull.
Richmond Va, Jan. 81, 1901.
Notice 10 Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
celved at this office Until P. NJ.
THURSDAY. January 2otn, 1901. for fur
nishing and delivering to any point
within the city at any Time. and in such
quantities as may be required, for a
period from February LIST, 1904, to Feb
ruary 1st, 1909, and subject to such
tests for frst-class materials as may
DO prescribed: lg
BEST VlTRIFIED CLAY PIPE Gree
from all blisters and cracks and other
dcIects).
For best of ROsENDALE CE-
NtENI. In wooden barrels, per BARREL
For best brand of PORTLAND CE-
M NIENT, In wooden barrels per barrel.
FOR IRON CASTINGS for STACKS
and STREET BASINS, per 100 pounds.
All fori the year 1904.
a certified CHECK FOR $4,000 MUST
ACCOMPANY EACH BID.
+ The CON1NtITTIcE ON b STREETS
AND SlOCIlOI1e CREEK reserves tic
right to reject any and all proposals
offered, and to award the contract as
u whole or in separate parts.
w. II. CUTSIIAW.
Jan. 22-td City Engineer
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NOTICE OF sToCKHoLDERs AIEETINd.-..
The annual meeting OF the storkholdsrs ct
TIC VIK.ilNlA State lasurt.A..In COM
pany. at tho corner OF Ninth anu, Main
Streets in tho city OF itichmYnd Va. N
at q clock r. M, AT this mentlng In adj
diton to the regular business e. DO trans
nlundntioli OF tho Board OF Dlrectors) to have
Section Two OF tho Charter or tn. Company
stock at Two Hundred Thousand $500 0o)
Dollars the amount for which II Is now Isl
sued. V Il tOi3IRi Lt'CN :. tr,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

ADMIN sTRAToR's NOTICE. .:si
HAVING DULY QUALlFIEp AS ApAlINlss!
t,ntor Of + lEE sIsEPpAnp. dses sas \. s VI
persons indebted 70 ne estate are fs4 gasssa
having claims against the estate are reanast-
ed 10 present the same ~ me. duly ptuYfn,
foy element ,t6s,, 4, 4. I, |, \ \, I, ~.
B Administrators Of Fs lee Sheppard deceaAoe
n M IT, broad St5N yts gs
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Educating Chicken Raisers,

In consideration OF the widespread in
iteless in the short course in poultry rals-
INK introduced at the University Of MIS-;
sculi last year the auth9rlt'esd ao ~
derurtments.h This Is clleerlng nows,
has long been apparent that our ugrl-
cultural education vas !eilclcnt. else long
eE ; arc ra as desirable In January DIS N
JUNO, and that their off-"spring' should
&C inc In a larger size. & Poultry. depart
ments are added to our universities, We
reforms to be ushered III, Doubtless the
degree granted to the graduates OF the
new Missouri department Will be b. u, \,
--l'nchelor. OF the Barn inrd-nnd Inc
Cock doodle,doo.
AlizZollrn, MlaAoura,
Cluckety-cluck ~.
K,,tohew,
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sHoE.oLooY,

f,o YoU FEEL "A LUMP in III Ii, BOTTOM
81 your, shoe II Is caused BY tue tll!inE be-
tween tho soss shifting and EsttiIs ,v betw Y =
eui that stun ana skys thes ollsele 7. ilil
In the spncc, and stick the soles togs,tht.es
H shd kssplng the dar,pnssa out thst, We s ~
the soes With tho bec rig stits neatst
nails. no pegs, no joint leak Mcn,a yh9l,tt
soles 81 ladies &c. phone Sbes Send wy
rf1f7Y TIA Trnat Min, gg 4f Is Ff 5t 5st{}5
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SPECIAL LOW RATES VIA sEARoARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY, &C,
cNljNT M,ARDI. GRAS,

On account of the above occasion the
seaboard will sell tickets at rate Of
one flrst,class fare plus twenty-five 1851
cents for the round-trip, to New Orleans,
La. Pensacola, Fla. and Mobile Ala.
Tickets on sale February 0 to %, 1901.
inclusive; final limit February 20; except
upon payment of fec OF fifty cents per
ticket, final limit March 5, 1904, Will be
granted,
For rates and other information apply
to any agent OF this company, or
II, s. LIZARD.
District Passenger Agent,
$50 East Main Street. Richmond, Va,
TO ATLANTA: AND RETuRN AT ONE
FS VIA s SSG KAIl WAY.
y On February 2lst and 22d the southern
Railway Will sell special tickets from
all points In Virginia, North and South
Carolina 70 Atlanta. Ga, and return, at
one fare plus % cents for tho round
Itrip, tickets limited returning to Febru-
ary eth but by dcposlting ticket az
Atlanta With Joint agent, and payment
of 60 cents, extension Of return llmit
to March alst may be had Two fast
limited trains daily between Richmond
ana Atlanta carrying Pullmans and day
coaches aud Southern Railway dining
cars, the service of which Is maintalned
at the highest standard.
y .3t, G, NY. yYFlsBTURY,is K.
District Passenger Agent,
1 ~. - ~ II R.E q. 6
! Ban. III 1IRs R1a SOD Asys A!xsys Bought
'';;'''' Z z Z! ~ Z I
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Office OF City Engineer. M
Richmond, Va. January y. 1901.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
COAL DEALERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS Will Be RE-
cclyea at this office until THuRSDAY,
January 2Sth. at Q p. NJ, for furnishing.
d. liYered, for a period OF SIX or twelve
Z SurPLlES FOR JAMES RIY Err ttlAR-
pUR) IMPROVEMENTS. and Tor Pocas3
ncntas coal (run OF mne), or equally
as good. q !,
information furnished on npplicatlon.i
4 TLr Committee on lmpI oYement OF
Jemes River reserves the right to reject
WY a''a ~ W f, cuTsHAW.
Jan 2i-4t City engineer.
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ExEcuToR's NOTICE,

HAVING tQyALIgIEE ASyrtIH rE I;S. TIT
ceased, We request That q! persons indebtssa
skt44s akaL RsSMnsa! 20 " q thS
Main Street, Rlchmond, va. and ~ ha.y;lny
s claims ngalnst said estate VIII present them
ment. Il u m, i, B, !, II: r,ost,t ,t,
S sGEoRGH IL On RISTI AN, ssss
4 ~ VI, III III
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PATENTS
GUARANTEED.

model OF. sketch for free opinions as to
patantehility; send for our Illustrated
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send frea our list Of Inventions wanted,
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jan, 2a-td
MEETINGS!

MASONIC NoTIcE-A STATED COM
Xxx m nv ~ Of MEH4p,IIAM,n,L o.
nj tho Masonic Temple MONDAY Tat
Noon, January %, 1874, at 1 o'clock. Master
AIasons IN good stundins are ffatcrlmaiiy ih'ited
70 oi' u''s'F FRANK W.. uNNIN CHAM. Master.
q Chns a. Ncsbitt,s Secretary. g5B3. &
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The Legend Of the Ass.

(From the London Spectator)
8..Whnt means the mark upon tny pacN'
dear Griz?
trace it on thy shoulders os ride.
Slender the cross 1t seems that shadoWea
Is t
Even to thy side" !,
3..Wel! may'st thou ask OF NE, who bcarst
A,beit unseen, upon thy tender brow.
Are We not signed with the selt-sane
Even s1si I and thou?
.Echold an heritage, and who shall know
What mystic virtue the great sigh con-
Where I IS the hardship Of tho cruel blow
70. whip and relnS
may. when wo shrink beneath q cud-
geled hide,
lawns a far memory. al! sorrow Gains,
Wo hear the murmur Of the multltuae'
We SEQ the palms. IA NJ.
.And ali else falls from us, It matters
II We We wish Suffering keen patient try VS.
We lave served Christ
Tie gray ass halted IN ner patterins pace ace
High hoofed and obdurate' sleek cared
and mild.
A world OF wisdom In q yelNet race
Turncd to the child,
$50 have we patience. And in fortitude
DO thou wax stronger as the years pass ass
Sc shalt thou In thine Heart. a LIVING rood
Carry Gods Son."