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-NuTllia talt^own^ffSpilowihoro to-dayd f.? u >ij i iruS
. His eyes ?ro fixed on our pew? ,,j ?<.
Do looi:'it5 Sally Dome! " ~"
of notion' oifi f/ica'?H ?rft air?.f.J 'nrt'tA
$ ?rWJ??d* tr^^vyi4r-?*^^V*r?!ftr\ *?iU btioui?
Thcrc*h"JIr. Juijea. with pettyon Ciiles ! ^
I' wonder if licit prcjich'^
k(i; j&rjoipt ?>(?ftirt >.uiniUi7/ inj? 'tiWT'if?
Lend me your fan?it is so worm; . r . fl .
, Moiitmn^ becomes (ho,widow Ames?
? How Mary s bonnet flares,
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? u Do look at Xanoy Slopor'S veil ? : ,, .;
tJ .vD'tt.fulf a;bvoat|i two wide?. ,
Appears lo-dav as bride. , , ,
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fiord l'*hTrit a vXnce'jhiic Uiov bis gut?i'i> ;
Moil OU5 bow tUaf brgaiiToars-r )ndj - u
I'm glnd we've left I lie singing scats?, t } \yi
How fcnrd Miss Johnson snore.-1 . ?
tin ; ,_ i P'jA ? i < :.nh?~r >?<>*'
What ugly shawls' Ore those in front ?
I?id you obsof-vo-Jnu \VUd t ? ? ? i
-vm ltoT;ri>""v#trnw .bonnet's trimmed with black 1/
bfj f'ii^^ilVfi'^^t? child! . ";- ;
! r.m half asleep?that Mr. Jones,-- 1
. r-v-.;iHis *WmftnV'oro so long? ? " 1 '
This afternoon we'll stay at home, firm
Aud^>ract;ic^ that ijew. song. ' , . ,-?
VTA It I 0 U S.
Spirit of tho Radical. Ro^gloiis J?veas
and Pulpit
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Chicago, III... November 12". 1807.
fl$l})"nt'* XihXvX?nnxeu\ Free 1^4**'
,:I Ituyq.tjv^Q^il lately sevend (editoritij air
ncrtv, and in yours of'.tnc :jtli" instant, under
V 'V i*^?^v?i*^Ur?' '??'?, 'i-1'- u 5
the ueau or 'Loyal Cnurch. all article,-tfiuued
'Lov.viyd'. j'eace/, on the same subject l*.roiii
till 1' hiive seen and HWrt| oil this sul?jui?t m' tin;
last three years, ? conclude that all the tufp*
pofaeu trVrttbllt hi 'church property nilioii^ rinKl
Tennof^oeain?'hin? 'groivnXuit iM'the tuHinn id'
Ifislinp Situpsoh1, ill church ; hiatters in' 'tlnlt
State ; and Supposiuti f am rrgllt' iti this", 1 beg ]
leave to say A 'A;\v words'in defense of Hishoj*
Siiu|?.snn,%?S? the 1)iis!s> of jrcncral principle. :ft
i? evident, to my ' mind, that the gulf whieh
taparatefi tlie S\)UtYternMMethod?8t friifn \hii
Northern Methoilis't, is much iTdcpcr iihtl wider (
th.iti mabj auppose. So great indeed that' ?t
were "folly to attciupt'to 'brrdge 4.^, -Or-for the' two j
cnisK?s "evct' to tneet: I of course, bcloti** to
the NojWcril nfot"h'6dist Jelnss, and, feel - and,
spcaU Th'^Kslf'hclfaif, *nd, ?tt5aoi?g *o: X Mi'a'H
e'xcrcisg t^tht friinkiietw'atid candor of expres
sion' ouTthe Moniodist atTutfs tnat- Wendell
I^liiiipsl? vr'oiii to do-on political affairs."
"In the first place the jJIcthodiatn. both
W?rth arid South, need' 'watering,' verj' uiueh
to briiig\h\5th*\ip:to the true standard'of cour
nufl honesty,1 lieccssarj' to'a.tWrt plainly
IlV?Tr-Wu?' etarnet?rs. 'ltcngi^ %tid rpAlitles!
nrey iri'fHct,'dri'e arid the siiiric tlilng, and must
be ski collsi(lei;cUl'(7n, all ^ojmlai'''g<*)Vcr'umeiits
especially),-iff 'fncf, retigiori and poetics have
always1 been considered' ono and th!e same iii all
nation^. Ours was the first, and only experi
meliit 'wc kndW of to treat the two ns distinct
cleSlicnts iit eiVirgoVcrnnient, and wo arc fully
justified in asserting that the expevimcttt has
befen tt fail?ro; or at least the experiment hns
had the Bame cimfljet that has always 'before
resulted from opposing idons."
All govornmout^ta bafeed on tho religious
character of tho:-'G who iurm it and curry it on j
and when thcro becomes a conflict of views iu
its administration it arises of necessity from
religious differences. It is the'religious uiiud'
which iuaUcs and executes" the laws, nud shapes
in ovory feature tho legislation of u"govcru
nicnt. This is a fact which needs no argu
ments to prove it; Uccnuso tho opposite of the
assert ion cannot bo iouiid. to ox ist in any na
tion on earth. Tho United States forms no
exception though in our 'system' we attempted
it for eight}*: years. Still the religious power
of the human mind would at last, prevail over
all the other elements of the government.
Now,'Wie strongor provaijed'and took possession
of all tho property and npplitinccs appertaining
to tho organization of tho weaker. - The word
Methodist, ; it is true is applied to tho two
classes'of people .North aiid~?S?u?h, yet thoir
religious is no inOrc alike thau ulther bnc is
like that of th? Hindoo. Bishop Simpson re
presented tho Borthen? mitKsea in tit&itrg . jios?
?evs|bri Of proport^, fairly won by*outmost/,-in
HUpport and defense .of Northern- religion, as
opposed to 'Southern religion',rTii the United
Stales, ?tnl in which Northern religion nearly
all other stnal) .denominations iu tho Nortl'
a'grCe ami syinpathize, aud have i\xt interest
1 therefore in the property acrfuircd; ? ,\ p
i iit '?; ft oili I -.^-.tti Infi -
?i.-, '^-<;i.'f Uli <;??! y>. ..| ' . Id ' ltt>7 ? .
great .directing power of religion in America; '?
piftho othc^^? I
though. ufeng''' ill ritual11 *iul Vtnor1
taiinor points,4'^cf'fdlloW'' ir\' s?bstaudO;thcire-'] \
Unions course marked but by tlio groat ruling i
power, tlio Northornj MqOxqdhifi^i You may as i
wet! shy'tuot an* drnjy^h^ByU^rjght to the arms
and'suppliesWnloD it wins '^n tlih lutrdjfought
Sold of battlo as to say thnt ^tno Xortncrn' i
Methodist ?h?Pch'fiai no ?gWt'ttlovcry church, i
school houscVaiid -jveVy aortt'bf- itrtul formerly
held by the. 8outhcru ) Muthudists. Not only
so, bufc it ^s*>^j^^^d^,Sk^9^ig;({u^^L^i^Xuiciuus for j
Nurthorti'jTetho?iststo pcrinit Southern Melh'o- |
dists to meetbnu worship at all, as it would be !
to permit'Lieo or 'JbTiuSoti to call fogotl/c'rif:fiKl
drill their disbanded liieh'Under arms.1 ?'? : "
'?Mcthotiiant in 'tlid SOutH Svasconqmrt'cd iiiid
subjugated, and henceforth luis 'ine .ohYnhs'oh*
anything.used or belonging.to its former self. \
ISyoii their jUiblos, books,, jipjl jiriutiirg estab
lishments become the properly of t!it* victoVs,
and ought jtojie u^od, 'I)Ut'fi}?aiii ttllmVvSlexi
co to continue its religious exercises after Cor
tcz'co'i'qucml it? Certainly not. Neither
did any nation or peoplo ovor' concede" ?uch a
pldvIlc\i?ert?rtlie~one"thcytJ?ad tn*ubjugntc. No
more then oHgb't th?'::North; t-oneede such to
thy iSooXli." llut'you may sa\' Hilft the bbutli- :
ern MothQdhjls.-uTid 'Ihc '?Northern 'Methodists
arc one and the same in religion'. This (as 1 I
have before.faidJ. is not the case, and this will
ap}tuar'*vory tilctir from tho very .oorrcct dcliui
tion of tho word. <
'?Webster 1ms, perhaps, done more harm in I
his elaborate cotniircnts on'the meaning ?f the
wOrJ religion tliun any ?ther. n?tii?ru?r writer.
But Welwtcr ovcu borrowed' more than his
originated qrovou luarn?d."
'4k'l|gfp)i, fKcttj is simply ono's conviction of
-?duty to'iiim or- herself''nra Tctlows "and his
Creator' ' It 1lria nothing to do with rewards
nod pnViishUio'ntri in f<otne other wWld, hut be
longs" entirely to 'pile's sojourn of t hiy earth. T i
ihuHt b?'ovfdoiir^'tltiiri'fHiT llitft live mhiT whu
can believe that his owning and selling, and
buying',? w?rkifrg und not educating a human
bollig! is.-iiuito 'different from the belief of
another man w\r>?'Relievos inNbtti hVJsirt XJhiifc'Jhis
duty is not to own, buy or sell, nor to' work
I without,udilcating his fellows. Abo it'is ob?
vnhis rmu rhc system or nicoiogy. which vs~rct"
eonoilablo^with the firstj cannot ibrtii any part
of. the ruliginn of the second. Now. the Hook,
called the Bible, is often quoted iif support of
cither side oi the question; and 'it is--true it
does ^ivc1 evidence on both sides, j'.lit'as' one's
heart Incline; but fwc man forgets "that'pro
gressive-, mind' is in fact the life of any reli
gion, while tho dead, inert 'tetter kilkthV The
Jiihio of tho Southern people we of tho North
want notliihl' to do with. ''WcMiave 'imr own
viewsund sentiments, which with us arc tho Cre
ator's views and desires as to us, and being the
stronger wo announce our claim, by God's laws,
to nil;those niemand things which come in bur
way. We, therefore, claim to own in ieo sim
ple! everyipe.rson and thing in nil flic coiiquorcil
South iti anywise appertaining to the ? ;Uthcro
people, whethor white or black. 'J'he blacks
belong to us just as well as the whites; and if
it \verc our ivligiun to buy, sell und work them
ns slaves then it would bo dono unlessn strong
er1 religion should interfere to provent us.'yJiw
"Wo ther'cloro hold that tho Southern pco
pl6'(not only Methodists, but nil ) have no ro
ti.HtWs'und ought not to bo yllowcd to nssouibic
either fi'i - former churches or elsewlierej 'iiiid
we have no doubt the time is not far distant
when such prohibition will be fully carried
out, Iiiid "that too by our religion growing up
among you.
"The period is very brief when any man
much less an editor, can be permitted to iissort
thnt'Nortbdrn Methodist "steal property Ac'
that 'belongs to Southern Methodists.' The
fact is, all the Southern people have fallen in
far behind the progress of the ago in every
thing?not only "id religion?that they are
really ignorant of the plainest truths ns well iu
the religion of the present age. ?s in tho dis
coveries iu science, and their daily application
to tho various arts of life, llcligioii being the
essential clement of nil political pmgoilS, it
must of necusmty partake of till tho modifica
tions which the progressive and educated
minds discover tobe iu accordance, with tho
clearest lights of the present age ?Orthodox,
and 'Heterodox*'ari; no longer arrayed agnihst
each other. Orthodox docs not. at the present
day, among the truly 'educated', presume to de
nounce ds'hcretical or heterodox, those who
differ with tho,former on religion or politic*)
Thrco jSorsonn in 'one God, is no more nor loss
than a figure of illustration ; so. n ?iiever-cnd
ing boll,' toiigjiti lor hundnids oi). years by all
I'rotoAtauts; is not for ?' moment believed- by
the' cduoatetl of tho ptCAcnt day. 11, \* truC
manyigiioinnt peoplo of tho Methodist its woll
r818o1bc other, roligiona, really do beliovo iti
endlos tonnent for tho soul after death,
but! it is i tho work, of .every well, think
ing mind to bo employed' iu removing^ such
horrible notions. J)oubtlosS, the old JOllglish
transmit ions'cl' thc Bible bad much to do with
?r&til tbfs'librri?,^a^iiO-?fflKil WoMfl
Itttt cWrt'dii/ >H<nJiHfi' ?atholU^'ilinvc ?l-frrt>%)
Ii.-i':i\rijcd it ami .iub.ititnted it temporary pmi- I
i-hYn.e-]ty,pi p/'r^ut^ory). from ,, j\vliicHvf?? liberal
payment of money will release tl\o yj^tjui.?
Ihit. vtl(b whole masses of the Soutii are steeped
in' tlergiWsefli auof "darkest'1 ignornlioo and
^cmtr heHth^M ' atipeVstitioWp TH?^Wnolo
religion of tho ISouthern people may bo classed'
us onc'nnd the same, and tiffed of the; itorafi pos
sible tendencies. Nop; is tb^er^f jiiu^lt^aigu for'
hope in the , future. Better indeed if every
houHc^ind school-house' in all the Southern
State.V^vcre'burned to the ground and every
dative* 'bovii "theVb forever ; prohibited from
tetichitfg'W"pref\eiiinga? )vr>n callit'. In this
evdit ^eaehertf frotn 'the' North 'would hlpnc
give boat to the rising generation there, and
in'lesif thtm n'eeht?ry there wouhl be a reli
gion ^orth-the name.
'Iftu^uViilng^td' NUdmp Simpson, wo who
know dmn are of the*'opinion ' that Iiis oYily
fault lit dealing with you people South has
been^n recognising any of you * at nil as de
scrvuig to* bo classed us a religious ? body. So
far from considering a Southern Mcthutdist as
existijig i? the South, the proper way wouhl
be tnilisrcgard. all classes there alike (because
all aro alike any way at heart.)
'?'nj'o"rtliIy difference being the price we have
to pay For'a very poor effort" oft 'lite part of
sotno to appear Northern in sftntiulciit?"oven
"NVnn't". Brownlow.who. of late years (since
lSt?l*)'lias professed to be Northern iu religion,
yet we who knew him, best while he Hdumpcd
the Western States'' in J8G2 and '(S31, are at a
loss tii measure his reliability.
"Now, I have spoken plainly and candidly,
Jus" what aU'No'rtp?fti and, bo
lievefbut ver}* few of them have tho courage
to come out and speak their true sentiments.
Likewise the other minor denominations of the 1
North is bound to rule this continent', and
thosp who staiul in the \?'ayv"(':?s you ri'lr'uo in
the South must get out t?f the way.' Religion
to l^a -sue'"* is; progressive. It is no longer a
dull/humdrum, dry reading of the Hildo, and
thakVaftcr a peculiar interpretation of past cen
turies. Id oder u science and better enlighten
nietftlof the human mind have discovered now
VoYu^cs of light1 and a far wider lieht for the
application id' Hibical truths. The "Bible, like
^???^?iiiitinns. iuilbi .be.subjected to the test of
experiment, and if found in.-ipplicabhi'ft' 'must
be so studied as to reveal the meaning ami'in
terpretations more in harmony with man's ^pro
gress. We have only recently begun to dis
cover the true powoY* and. 'application of the
I'oaVra'l Constitr?tinn. So, likewise are wcjust
begiuing to free and compreheiid that the
Hilde is iu fact the best constitution any Stute
j or nation can have when applied to,every day
j life among men in political body.* 'W'c'ptopi^se
I to make a proper application ol our Bible to
all the Southern States and people. ,
'??A subjugated people have no more right
tu apply their own peculiar moral ideas than
thev have to use their physical implements uf
wars' (.'bnquervd'l!! all,'and heue'e, .for the pre
sent ( and sonic decades to conic,) you people
ought tobe like children, 'seen but not heard.'
iu all religious matters, which, as 1 before
|.said,'iirti'really also political'.' '"
"Bespectfully, f
S. F. WALIUU)."
[From Mixirii's Rural New-Yorker].
The words fell upon my enr the other day
from the lips of a wanderer?one whose home
and dear ones live only in the memory bf "iar
ofl" childhood days'. And t4*en as I listened 1
seemed to hear the mournful echo coining from
oh ! so many hearts that throng earth's crowd
ed highways, and T n.-?kcd myself wn'y" is" the
World so cold and'sclftsh?why does it brush so
rudely past these homeless, friendless ones'*'
They need so much kindness, so much love.
There are many who err, perhaps; out. dear
reader, what if you und Hunt becfrdnftcd'out
from home-love and influence as early as they,
alone upon the sea of lifo, a prey to the world's
cruelty and vice? Perhaps no mother eve.t
taught their infant hearts to pray, or told them
who. would keep them from .sin und make them
pure. Ultimo the world, nut tlieni ; tlu^y have
enough to bear. If you and 1 bad it tti?s',
perchance young and all untried, we would
have drifted awav with the current too.
Hearts, though spotted, with the world's im
purity, cannot be altogether bad. Hidden
away under all the rubldsh sin. thbrt? will ever
j live some' blessed' gleain'"of 'feeling, puro nnd
warm?some little ?renn of the better lifo those
hearts might lead. Nourish it, ye loving ones,
with your tender words, with earnest prayore.
"Inasmuch aa yo have 'clone it unto the least of
these, ye have donO it unto me,'* ?
OllAUK 0. SI.OU'JHi
-u ,*4mmm-i I
I least Itutler takes the lead almost entirely
with the hnpeachmoiit mantigers and is their
uuieigeney.nijuf. The pmctii'o is very sharp,
and precisely after the manner of the police
courts, except tiiid tho tin utt.- ait: more ktVn.
f' r.' I , ? f^V: Wl?gS, , ,,.f - -.I
I i i/Vf? .????,>? ?_/:r-TTf? httn .JJMfJtdr.f/. '(.in\f6X\\
, dWdiUu sitting innonr: counting .roopi!'IfUe.
Wednesday i night/' ihje fu]lowing document
(lentod in upon 'tho airmYsteriuirtlyr and
drdppqd to tho <fi?or-iwith a 'f o^tl^ii'ii^u^'
tivoly guos.it ng its natu re, we rushed to the door
iu the hupe of de tue ting it ti bearer.. Hut look;
??ig Up, aud. down the- eti c-i.t. husSon oor dc-moii',.
ghost nor Kiikiux- tfo?visible ^Irpmji' u?\ '.bwrid
Den of Sk?s in Seupent Keno,1) fl
vAnt 'FieuY'IMoon. D.vTiof None. '???)?? j'<
To WJiom it mtly Concern : ? ' kbuiHmwfo
:Th your is'sit? ' of j-bsterdiiy^_ nuticpd a:
statement frotii'thc einctniiatr^
Ktik-lnx ha vo "diffd ~Tnrcg=gtlwr'fnidTnlur'^fltg'
friglitoned us with 'hirt^ TurUt/d'talV, KoY.[{?/6
.benefit <?f that Alane and tho rest of nigger
Itind. we say the KukJux Klan is uot lajd.yct;
and is not likely to no" until our'wrongs done
iu the flesh arc avenged. Jfot/uiuts'ciirtut^ ex
orcise us, so long as God permits us to roaiii
the greon earth.
With myriad steeds liutb fleet und ready,
And'my run! souls both strong ami steady.
The good do not fear us. Wo harm* none
that iia\'c not ttarm?d us. If the wicked start
the "ball \ they will hot be able to slay it. They'
cannot say lb us far shall j'ou go," and., no
farther." That rests, with Cod. and with us
his instruments.
Who arc we? What are we? Intellt
.genecs, from the woildof mind. More?the'
hidden tVchsurcs of the earth ar?l ou'rs! ' With
lead, nor steel, nor gold can we be conquered ;
for more of these have we than the wicked.
Our voice shall be heaftl, our power shall be
i reit! Ho long its the stars shine in hcavon we
are' si ba1l?% br?fnenO Mortal flesh may not
staud against us.
A ?ipfjS s obey mc on tho || of tho rUioon.J
It is bloody.!' Tho hour" is late !'' f s '^tq
near'! " ?' * v :'" ! \ 4
(W.V.G.C.) ?
im*. m;<;.: s. p?M r>>i?Vtoi
i\
Items.
? ';~T7it.. <.t,.v>. b<!i "to Hi'j
tup?cTcu. Jt no tower noor is occupict
bX' thett?repl? Coin^ViiV.'f : f < s
'?mv 1 ;-r V?! jinr.cio blued.'
J.I10 yiccrtry.pl Bgypt marries a ! now wife
every yearj1 without :gvttftig,,diVrffce'flifVbni the
old ones. ? Iiis admirers' think liim * 'intnl?rn
Solomon. ,$otlUu.>o
B.roWHloW bus* pardoned out a VaVcaPjnsT.
I sont to prison for attempting fi rhpJff lipon
iMOtlicr-iu-laW, aud commissioned- him captain
of a company; of uegrpes ipdiis loyal inilitia.
Wcsfoi),, the pedestrian, has accomplished
the task of walking ope hundred ^and^tbveo
luilps in twenty.three Vvur?1 and fifty-eight
UiiutHeSj msitt? of the allotted, frntc^ part of it
iu a heavy snow-storm, with ''muddy roads,
from Uric to Buffalo. ' *tttot?i has h.-. j
Bn exchange wisely says: ''-when you fiiitf?i
niflti writing hfs hdvertlfer/incnt ^d'sticlv'iHtJfrti
tip nt the post-offieo^oir: in ^^ICrt?lli,t^in*^Tfr>,^^fiwt
pa^ts, otibli?,slihdAu'tVcos, ihabead of y pt\rflb"uipgi
it in his town paper, lopk' vdut |brjduip-^l|ej
very act shows that ho is trio eliisn-fistod to deal
? i i!l 0J7i I.OTcn i H. : T -iiurtf V?.fi.
With to advantage.
?? X'iiid itfo'ibiffw A.U " <r'iT.r;*yS\> \Wi od? j
An old baeliclo; in Xe\y fori; offered, a,
young lady a pViuy^l'oT^'a kiss. She gave him'
\i kiss?hi4 refused her tpo pony"; suesucdlilin.
he plentlcd *;n<? ciiilftidenlHAiir^,,'Tue,'ti6lftr1
decided that a kiss was u legal consideration
and made him pony tip. ? ?. .'..'."
The blacks had a niass a ccting in, Maeop on
; Tuesday, aud the banner displayed in the pro
[ cession, had on it, "Kyery man that don't
vote the Kadieal ticket, this is. tlio ?Wy we
want to db htni: hhn*g' hluV" by the neck.'*?- \
There Was no oollisibh; '
A mauufacturor in New York city is filling
an order for two hundred thousand thimbics at
eighteen cents per dozen, lor the managers nf
a popular gift puturprizc. ??No blanks! Kyery
I ticket entitles the holder to a present!
} ?. a-:J!':',rvt i.rv i^JAUtniMiii iftjv ftirll
Koccnt dovelopmouts lead (>> tjje belief that j
the Fenians in Ireland, England anil Scotland
aro tampering with tho regular soldier's. There
is evidence of alarming disaffection in some:
Irish rogiiiicht?;!iV ?? KOll'WlS WlT
The House . committee on coins and coinage
have Agreed to report a bill to provide for inore
uniformity id c^lun^K'offfVi'Oji [threei iimjifU'c
cent jiiecos. to be cohipOsod of nickel and cop
per, the two cent jiieyes to.bo p^'a.purt|cular
size de-ciibcd in the bill, the three cent pieces
tb be of a* size larger^uup the live, .cent
coin to be larger1 than the throeTept, tlius
regulating the size' pi'??p??i'tionately^tp the ,\uljip
nf the different coins.- : -.;t^i,?
?I M. . . r I I ,*liiv?i J*lio<j/h
,!A msi'A'reii fVoin WaehiuglWi states tWdt
infoniiation had r^ eh eil thatV^X ^?j'dVi^o^pl
H. St. liCL> r (irchiol. well knftWmin tht'l^imtn
^ * ' 01 :? }<. .' ...*Pv>A'Y
? ' to ? t ... .fl.o.^f-jr^'.t
.ortugaa, and ha di loft hi company WJtu some,.
* military commission, und sentenced, tn*?tti?*
rith others to burti'tho rities.ol'CMjj^^g^j
?lnims \hut tho IJpTnoWItsrTjf, TC?l!pBq?J!!
.o't l7oM .^lvOT
hut the. Democrats of the r^U^^^^V^ltfSfe
Stateare made of.stuff that cannot uciiutjmiqat?uj
Ii im to r^hc death. Tho killing of such a:?f?^W
iTliUe iu the midst vi)H'is deviltuent woujd,a
;md heartiest aj?pl:ius'cV~.T7/*y! ^?'(^?p^iiijjo*?
circulation. The hills, arc''wl^lc^ccut?d-^j^^^
''Landing of Columbus," on the hack, particu
larly. Tlfe "ffrultfr^l^
ween tl/c gc'tinim? aWtl^?ntc^Tm:??ri^
in the scntcnce^h^M
the
upper.tcit corner. Jiy tins uillerencc
ii 'jmdVla.'iniHi. mlPo. EM n* Jft
the counterfeit qa/i, bp. easily detected, " ? y;; ^
1 i it )"' ftri A Jjj Uftllini/jV odt
^^^t^^e?^fu^ci^ si sfe,
butter ,V,ne ofWilktlintt^
) 31 nuntalXOO Cakk;?Tu.? .-Colieb.-cUp$t! :? :<jf
white sugar, ono te.V-cuj? 7d'' hht tcr.' one iSfdnilk^
soda, nu-^ ,vUk.^
(Sikam Taut'au CAKKrffiuA^
two, of 'flour, one of sweet jnilk, one egg. one
.tahcsiioontul .of butter., two. teaspoons of cream
Miri'? ytei^1 ? o,?
till perfectlvj^, I)f d A ^
To mark Ley Hominy.?Select good sound
HinPeor.li, ^h^itt-Wfcliigfl?*^ ?yijdfk ?tt&he'
fiiidfy 'T^if^wl *ff*i?? ^j^ou^'d^riSlI *
stMrig ley'," 'suffiteoSrt:'TO?i<tt*fel? rt^iei1rrtt#wrtj
fire aVuV leti' it''titlA^ifi}^he4nlsG ol'ullWitili'v
looked; '(tVy'4?<t<'?e^^ lJ^?fesfro#?l?"v
tweeh* the- tfinmiWiild 'irn^tir.^^r^?tlt *Jm%t'~
ting; wilP nid- largoiyvHi ?rwnovJtfg* tfie Katar.
When scalded enough, dip it dUtih? ?"toX^f
rat? ii^aj bo< Jo^h^.. ' ry^^m \\*tn* raft qpr
'!i ^istf TOulil^?sfail 5BnTrcPgtljof^i^
M^tleflWomU^sa^
/'I'll ttJll jfd? Kow^i db it!' e^rWBM'^Wf/^
-.-i-4tCfi-? ?j:w ii'iiia oj-)^ .'.is r*;*!'>-ii To i
apron and ran out of Ins shop to know
? 1 ; .*:n>:<iiu ?of Jona r-f^r^o ?an
in caning of a ^jcrowd yi his tmichoorl
Vat's de matter :,,C * ' "'
-ihftTliore^ i?^.luWikilltidiV /ta4id;'*/l?f?<?8'i9
OH, Wlida?-a.Ufrff,I?ai^vWt/?ftrcnd.^Badi^
ppiufa.iiout^--,;isU 4afcA^I' i-..3)|)ts^r"MHh)j5#I?,
I thought it,vust?.^gl)it;Hj iMl^rrKi? tlodJ ai '
i A' good sUuyi ia: tpjd of Prof. [? Adniw. Iff *
Ainhcrst. llo'was-very* dry and'wity. and
the following is too good tn.-pni&hy.'tntro of ku
A sludept was callijd UJllin t^O'dtM^ihej the,
peculiar ctiaraeterist'ics of tiieJs1iarki''fli'tc ^vas
a fluent siieakcr/aiid answered at some lengtlfr.
^ r,Incoijieef. .wildThe j)fjofcssor. v ' ?
. Tnwiiling to ac^iowlciPjelin^lgfton^
'?lneorycct,4V* : >*wJ^aiJ
, ?'^cTlfto1 tift1im0(Tall,,?ro^t>,^
??("orrcct." ^
r. "immur utiw$**mm? \mitimmmi ?W
Touiqiy^ my1 soAy-f Utft ft*e^^goi?g ttrhgp,
witlt that rbiub?.u; fcailiWM Jfwi.s * haa an*'
-Send ? the et^ivo^; of omirt)e??h suw ?toj
. . 'JittkU'iml l nroi^ou^^?j<ftd??<Uk M
editor for ? r . j.. ...^V^ 'nl ?Ofln-Je) sis! mI*
i. J3oeausadluj .wtys. U^at^^^^H^ni^iii?,
a club .hcrwiil son.d th?iu.'''* paptSfv. td :>\*&*i)F
h .Tho duullicjr cunit) l^'t^^aiiwMj^i^
retained consciousnbss enough to ask: ' * monr
\^^mn\HmUm^ ?-tii*da
?btr*t* ti ihitiv rti H-'truf- l'v