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1 ST T. S. APRATiIk
" dame tip hills 1 " --Rey. TV, 1.
Iry.t I
heart Was bowed, for a shadotiy hand
: llid plucked a dower from our household band ;
,:er• we:rimmed, and a smile had flown, • -
t-ralre w 4 hushed With its gentle tone;
lad my spirt mourned at the les s en taught; •
Ind I could but weep at the saddening thought.
Isw ieetia all are. the spells of earth,
rah of love; sad She glow of mirth ; _
hei van ish soon as a meteor's gleam,
h. the sonny glow of a morning dream.
And 1 wandered forthwith a dewy eye
'hen the stirs were out in tho beaded sky,
li d I bowed'my soul in the silence there,
.141 breathed in my sadness a simple prayer
o Ifira who binds ofrthe broken heart
hat he would the.baim of his prate impart.
Oh, then My thoughts rose tip from the gloom
the mournful pall, and the shadowy tomb,
ad a visionbroke over me fevered brain
hat will never depart :—and a melting strain
estrange, sweet melody fell en my ear
at breathed the tones of a brighter sphere
ed thus it came from their Gtr-off land, -
he blended 'mg of an angel band : •
_ Come ap hither---child of sorrow,
Lo . re not the life's weary chain
Why remain where each to-morrow
Ilring4 but toil and grief and pain?
Larth's tiolizitt's are few
. iptd fleeting,
Satine damps the fire? of joy,
rtiuz mars each earthly mooting,
Elope bin lures thee to dttstroy.
Come up hither—:teary Mortals
GULP) [pace life s darkeomammy
For :lne ligh and radiant portals
()Pon cin eternal day.
flre is boUtity such as norei
I) . awnerlopan a mortar eye,
And its rays so bright and pearly
Shine not, like the earth's[ to die.
op hither—Seraph music
Wail its soft, ecstatic tone
Clf:lng * al is streetnest ever
Poand thngreuteternal throne
' o7e - ie here no traasierii rainbow,
Bright a moment ere it fade—
ay is not sudden fire-light
liuitklg fast in-deepest shade.
Come np hither—here no fecer
ll'stes the weary frame away,
No d-ep, lintgerin7, ,grief that ever
.Clears the r.pirit for its prey.
No sad weeninz—and no yearning
For same itrightc'T, happier clime;
No thop.tirini;, anti no turning \
Fearful frrn tlm after
Child of sorrOlV—corn, op hither; ,
Love ant ihaalife's weary chain ; •
Falrers that bloom here never wither,
tiraz he's an eternal reign-
Vr . ‘/DLIP bri gleam not spun no
Jilt to fa e in murky glom
1311ElfUl sneu4sare ever round no:
Come up hlther—mortal, come
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CY QECTAIA LI ecsLIN. •
Time jai: one year to-day, Mary,
An angel-11 1 3.nd crane down,
lad bore poi far away, Mary,
Tu minia:storry crown;
My heart wiih gnef opprlcseri, Mary,
Juemed btirstaig when they said!
They'd laid ylon dawn to rest, Mary,
On your ezijd, and clayey bed.
•
'Ttras iu the, Autumn-time, Marc,
When last !we breathed adieu ;
I souzlit a stianger chine, Nary,
A home where all 'Was new.
Bat still an ailgabisznile, Wary,
A brow ana-cheek of snow
Sensed nearim all the while, Mars,
With eyes 'pf Heavenly gin-.
bd a strut You: rone,
Pkeketi from your favorite tree;
Lef trio winter eneven, M ar y,
YO3: mother gave it me.
She laid it Will in truth, Mary,
embieni of her child.
A d o -
~ype . , of youth, .teary
An feu, inr e ,
I watered it each how; Nary, -.
And cherideel it with care;
1 loced.tAat tiny flower, 3Tury,
Fir it Was iroz fai
Da! 'nay ; dr. he day., r
Mary,
Each perallhowed its head.
It fa*. A d affray, MarY,
:tat still itiragrance /died.
I I.ltottAt theJ of the fentai..Alary, .
ricomad yoar.lifeao t
A mother - ,.,
.brief,
4ere and ttre, Mary,
Gil fuher'sp added - pet' te
o trithin I 1 a t here nary,
The
Hex ea:2lllN and meek)
alms
y used eaci; morn to co,Dime, Itlttry.
Ar your pallid cheek.
l'iliiiethrt.l bent dive, Mary,
Tait fltnver turfy broom, • •
oOiceief love, ary;
throcetti-the Ftioll' ;190°1
-dot t'er tido 'Uf v; Mary, .
A city of tranapcut.brdte
/lad; tot that Ititheretr mec, Mary":'•
Itorilees gutpel spoke. : •
And them:l reed anei; Mary.. • •
In -glared-telt/re hoer' - -
root Baer drta abed, like you, Maf7'
A Lily frm.4mo now:- - •
. • -
A Feral of Reeve-131Y birth. MerYr •
Troliantod •oti fiSep
I orettietos boot from aerlh, rita!TY
To Voirreim Mlthe akiee • '2.
kiNtreilauna Pu:t 15 35 i• •
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OauaTtißing
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BY trwra GAYLORD CLARK.t
I have
-often wordered.Why it iSthat pareuts
and guardians do, not inore_frequently and.cor
dially reCiprocate the confidenee.ot , ehlhiren.
How hard it is to_convirice a child that his Ta.:
1
(ther or mother can do wrong: . Ourlittlepeo,. ,
pie are always oar studied defenders ;';they.are
loyal to-the fact that "the king ei„in . : ifo no
wrong," and all . the, monarchs: they: .I;ho''W are i
theirparents. •I. heard; the other day; fioin the.'
.
lips of a distinguished - physician, formerly- . ..0f, /
New Yerli, but nos living in' elegant. 'Otire-
Inca in a beautiful country town ..of :tong
Island,.a touching illustration.of 'the truth :oft
this - sentiment. : - -
' '.
. • .
, "I - have had," said the DoctOr; "a -gad deal
, of experience in the long PraCtice of my-pre=
fission in thii . city,..that -is more remarkable .
;than anything recorded in the" Diary of. n a
London. Physician." It woUld-lie irnposSible
Ifor me to detail to you tlieinindredth
.part of
the interesting and exciting things whichlSaW
landheard. --- That which. affected me most,, of
'late years, was that of a boy, not, think,.over
twelve _years of age.. / first - saw him- at.ths.
hospital, whither, being poor and . without pad
rents, ho had been brought. to die. ., He was
the most beautiful boylever behold.. He had'
the peculiar cast of countenance and complex
ion which we notice in..thoso who are afflicted
with frequent hemorrhage - of the - Innigs. -- -
..
"He was very beautiful. Ills brow. was
broad, fair, and intelleettial; his eyes had the .
deep interior blue of the sky itaelf; -his coin-1
plex - ion was like the lily, tinted just below the
cheek bone with a hectic 'flush . — --. .- ' !
'As on consumptions traning - cheek;
•llid ruin blooms the rose;' - -
and his hair, which was soft as floss ...41 hung
in luxuriant curls' about bin 'face. - Wi; Ohl!
what an expression - of deep . Melancholy' Its
countenance wore! so remarkable that Pfelt
certain that the fear - of detail . bad - to
. nothing
do with it. And I was right.
.". Youngas lie
was he did not - wish to live; He - rePeatedly .
said that deatli - was What he vaostdc.sired; anti
it was-truly dreadful to see one so young - and
so beautitul talk like this. • • - 's ' '
"Oh .!"he would say "let. - me die! let pie
Idle! don't try to save me ; let me die." • ' .
- "Nevertheless, he was mostaffection,ite,eted
Iwas extremely grateful for - everYthing f ctitilla
do for his relief. I soon won, his 'heart; . but
perceived with Pain that „his disease of beds
.was nothing to his 'sickness cif'the sobl,' which
I 4 not '
II colik. heal. He leaned against my . boa'
out and wept, while at the same time he prated
for death. I have never seen one of his Yehrsl
who courted it so sineerely.. I tried in, every
way to elicit from hire what it was thit ren 7
tiered him so unitapPy;''hat. Mi . lips were
scaled, and he was like 02C; viiheitied to tern
his face against something Whicit -. .oppreed
spirit,his
appeared that' tlie father
"It subsequently
... ......_• ...
of this child was hanged for =Order,. in 41--7--'
county, about - two years - hefore. -. It Arai . the
most cold-blooded homicide' that -had Over'
been .known in- - that coinitv. The - excite...
. , ... ...
I,ment raged'high; and - Imcollect,the 'Stake fund
1 gallows. vied with each other for 'tlie . .tictiiii.- 7 - -
The mob tried hard to get the man out of jail
that -they might ittealt - iliiir Suniniary venge- 1
nonce- upon him by Itangbi,q,hint to the, nearest : l
tree.
-
• "But law . trill - whoa, and he - was hanect-,-.
Justice, held her equal scales with satiirac
tion_ . e
, .
, and ther Was much trumpeting forth of
.
this consurnmatiou,in the.women
--merciful tender-hearted - umnien—seemed to_
take deliat...
" Pereeiiiug the boy's life to. be Waning; t
endeavored to turn his mind to religions sub-,
jects, apprehending no diffietilty in one so
(young ; but.he hlWays evaded the topic.
asked hini if he . had said his pitr . ers. He re=
, " o.nee always, now, rgetrirr4 -
This answer surprised me very much;. and'
I endeavored gently to impress hire with the
fact that a more devout frame of mind - Would'
he becoming in him, and with the great twee's.
sity or being prepared to die; butheTemnined
silent.' - ""
1
--- •, should be-but ontwarlsemning-.-gilaty..-bnt
"A fesr aaYs after I asked hitn eit'he
~ rould tke -
mask
castanet , ta
so r)- , the breaking
, _
Permit Inc to send for4he 4ev. - 1)4.. p '.4 snort heart! The shoot of v i c t ory; se. lt d r id y y o t.l
k-in . lnr-n In SiCk a : " 8 WIG 11.7 P liid lbe ' f the , 34- lowed by the ang:uished ery of ,pain the wail'
most service to bins in his present ,- ni tnati- - °11: _ • of the aidon , ---the - prphan's tear!, _Me Ray]
"Ile declined firt*'and. pastively._ then, I nn had alredY mingled.in, gke",sp4d's
determined ta 861 r e -thi s -, a:voter); iind - un s der^•• tumult; , dese.rtedthe home of , 147
,young if-.)
stand this strange phase of charaeter in kLier.e
.feetioni en d gent l e . t h ev, t r i s i eare k ss i y , „ - he,
child. -- :, . i - • "'' : .-: '- spoke of his a dieuni of fair
"My
"MY dm boy,' .44 . 1, I X implore yon,4 l 4 l fumnee;,the freshaess of youth hakforgrer
to set in this.manner. ‘,-. What` an'so 'bare ,dia- 1 departed from his heart; mnbition had tisurp.
iI turhed your young mind!: You certainly- be; ed its p i ece ~.. he was anvged,, indeed: jet- he
Hew there is a Ood to 'Omni Ton'. owe a debt sought to believe the...change :. was fin oth ers
of gratitude.' -,
. . --\ - '.
'-' ''.- '' .
', . - ' rather than himself. - ... And his bride ; •ho* sad
• - ‘l - ris'eyo kindled and- to my sunntse-_-64 her looks! hew palo her .eheekii: her , brow]
might almost_ nay-h0rr91 , 3 henni'''ffinli 1118 thonihtfufwith care; her lip haffloiOtin to 1
young Hits : - '. '-• • • • :---- --'' ' ',- - -.
• mules sorrow'swas -9, s ti Jter haart ! ,,seah,
"
..‘No,'I don't heliein there' is a God?. • : ' -Ai w.iiiiii, it' 4iigusliM g tender:anis: of early,
Yes, that little bay,, young' as he- . .aves,i,cl!o learst, the charmed Ivo* aflOye cassid...t*ar
:44 atheist ; and be even reasoned, inn btietlnaielloiii'the 'lien; her afTeitionilnal be.
Manner for a mere chUd like him. - -,- - `cometheir own ;naval I saw the - sireet yosa
"Leannot - belinsi that:there is k Cpd, s said - which bloomed in tha earlynniiti.r"twashang.
be 'fni - froznkilina=4:ln 'ionii bci .xn*ifii.l.,#ofireine 4 in* t° l o;' . - frOii4l4:iiie, - 'ff' l ,d,
and just and is nazn, szvra,:tovddlikve peT• northern tin*, .44.11!1 - .4 . wie4 jin,,,q;c _elt,Y7'
mined my faker, who , was: innocapt.;,tp. le irbsise 'ptniTerltY 41 . 1 4 rie4 - --s C litt n-d ll-3 0;x* 3 t;',.
hanged!.Oh 4 . 140er, or father l', he 'ex= ibith - an annedilegion had asfept. through .4
04imed, rcsio.natg,i; b gm li g xi. 1110:-- iii ' thi , ,0-citnl' e it:' , Y l P'.ll'F'. tid ler.gil_e4 it 8 P9 12 41 4 ?:!* )
1
pillow and subbing as, if` us heart. woukiro the dust: ' pm cryaf Ipattlii met my
b:e dr. - - • - '. i ..., -,, . , „-- -,- •• ' -;- ,-; Anis on the Oak where 80 rice 60Y. the 109/1
- t I ivas oreinoine with 'emotion, lout.nis of Oie-ritalbaad•aseet4eif ilt,?`'.9o:,ti,;:j
that I could 1,,,y wonidtit'alMigil Vii deter) (1314 for a sugaiat) I .W .I'.S eh:timed by •li 4°...
.. • .. ,
DIWWIO niumn uroa IaTARATaiII ataritok - rait auff Eata
Inlnation=he.vouldlinvo ao.rninistor,:.9t,god
basido noTiayers bed-side, was
unnl?la. ti - ith all "iny kadeaiibrs,,, to agily any.
baba to his' wOntaled
feTtdaji.;.fici,l'called:es - usual in thq
and. Raw Very clearly that - the little
bevinusVeoon depart: ,
,; 4 • ,y lViliiiiipaid. have Some good'neWs
for /pp t4'.? day,:. Do yen you can bear to
heai it ?" for I wasieally ta ! loss 4oNy brealc
I to, hinpvhat. had .to, co:Mamie:lW.
!.,allO td.with with the deepest
attention, then informed him as best! could!
that. from circumstances,which - ,had, recently
eo,rne light;, it .".lied been-rendered certain
that his Atkeras w innocent the crime for
,
which ho ; had suffereAtan ignominious death.
"I shill never forget
„the.ffenzy,of. emotion
ho cvhibitedut this announcement . He uttered
grip scream--the blood rushed froin his month
he leaned forward upon my bOsem- r mal. died r
• From thp Drawing 400ni Journal; '
'The Angel u.nd the Spirit -at Death:
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MISS, MAIITTLIL .ALLE:SI7 _ -
' Tho Pbenotriena. of Death.. ", :
To be shot dead is one of the .f.t.sieStnicidez,
of terminating life; yet, rapid, - .es"lt is, the
lbody has leisure to feel-and reflect.' On the
ThenhadoWs Of night were flatheling over t first; attempt...by one of the frantic adherenti,of
the earth i the moon, , as yet ,' a 'creseent, east i SPaia . to assassinate Williain,Prinee'of
.ornge, 1
but a . lfaint light,ryt; by ifs glimmer,' onel.who took the lead in the revolt; the Xether l
[ coral ~ 4eareelY :fail , :tO i pereeiV'e----indistinctly,l hinds, the ball 'passed through the bones of
though, 'tistrue--two figures whicii . seemed I the ftee; and brought him to the:ground. 'ln
to lean - agairist' the olden , Elrn, . in je.ateshyj t
the instant that preceded stupefaction, he was
Park The old tree, still gleWing rithver. 3 l able .to frame the notion that ;the ceiling of
'dure, redolent with perfameoilbeit a Century's; the room had fallen mul crushed him. The
storms - had hoWled around its head. 1 One of; cannon shot whiCh planned intU the brain Of
thesftirms IN'as'onAngel , --eneof thelebrighti Charles XII, did not prevent lieu fromseizing
creations who kneel inadoration before the [ t his Sword by'the hilt, The Rica of an'attach
greorWhito - Throne;- pi laY . the•inicruMble I and the necessity for defence Was
,impressed
will of Pod, antiwar() of thesufferings to which ?noon him by'veblow which we should have
the sons. of humanity are' dodmed in this pro-1 suppod toil tremendous to le4e an interval 1
j k a ii o di r y state of eii s tit lee; . ihe .other,; tcas i for thought. Bait by no meafts - follows that 1
the Spirit of. Death; and they thus discoursed.l the infliction of vital. violence it accompanied
First; the Angel spoke, and its voice stole IMO' !tY a.Pang, -.From is is kno4n - of the first
the bushed `evening air, like the strains of some 1 effect of gunshot wounds, it iiiprobable that
Oil Eastern •itelody.. , "I have traveled far and; the impression: is, rather , stunniug, than acute. I
wide, over this beautiful warld, in the
..r!lori. [ Unless death be immediate, tliftain j is as va
!ins therningriliei the sun first peeped from I vied as the nature of the injurici, and these are
. Fist couitingep. .
his rosy ei.iiit:tined . .clonds; gilding everYthing
on whiehhe shone with joy, Sowirigthe - grassi But there is nothing singular in- the dying,
w ith i i,..iii st ind-144 .p hi rig •iii,t, r h w i t h r i e w , sensationS; though Lord byr>a,r. [ emarked the
_poig s.' 0 1hovVIeVelY:ell.naiere 'seemed !- - --fPhysiologiCal peeuliFity, thatthe e4rqssio nis
:Ind I saw.:i Youngloven Ile Was in his ear. !invariably_ that of languor, While In deatlifroM
lyyouth. . Lithe fervor of first love he knelt la. stab the eountenaneet-eflects the traits, of
beside the maiden of his choice: ' Their hopes natural character, of gentlemess.or, ferocity, to
j were glowing and bright, 'a.s the . tr.aditioaary jthe last breath. Some of, these cases are: f
1 flower which grows wherever theshadoW of, interest, teshow with' What sTight disturbance
the raitib'ow falls., _ Her cheek .vied With the :Yfe may, go.on under a- mortal; : ' ound till it
I rose; her lips - frUgnant aSt,lic lips of inorning.is4retily cones to a titrstiii. , ": - A rtiotlior:
11 Witnmed their bridal, as fhe stars danced up ', diet.. at Waterloo i piereed by a musket ball.ln
'the purple - sky; and theleaderneSS anddevo..[ the hip, begced water from, a trooper who
tion of a lone life will be - a. fOretasie of that 'chancel
. to posse.ss a• contece . of-bee:: The
heuveu , which shall succeed.. : I th e r i. pussc dl ) wounded -man drank, returned his ' , heartiest
through a eitY ; its iichei rMd : Si - ender ceuld, thanks, mentioned that his regiment was near- i
not be surpassed; all spoke of happiness I - and fly extminmated, and having. proceeded 'a doz-i
prosperity. .-I entered, with a group of maid-!en Yards in his, way, to the rear, fell:to the;
ens. a . fesial hill, where 'the - sunny sidle land 1 eartli, and with one convulsive rioveanent of
this
,limbs concluded - -- his - career: - -" Yet hisl
nadiont ere made sweet musk; and I baited
where thre.was'emightY;gathering Of :the voice,'.' saps the treoPer, who himself telli the
nati = On; 'where the red liaMnei-i'if victori io . at- sterye ' gave searrely the- sarallest- Sign of
ed triuMphanily to the sound ,of the trumpet wealg-n"' -- -
'and the'sphit-stirring drum. :,
_lt was
,a gallant] -- Captain Baiil . Hail; who in his early youth
sight to ace those young; brave hearts, rejoie..twas present at the battle of Continua, has slit
ing in their contitry'S' freedom. " I could'not' flied. out, from the' confusion which consigni
-refrain ray voice; aS - itheir shoat unanimously to oblivion the woes and gallantry of wer, an=
. 1
rent' he `scy-=. - , Liberty .or Death??'Again I other instance, extremely similar, which occtir-1
paused,:..iiithe 'dite - tUilight.;• to 'listen to ti 6 red on th at -a" 'non.. - All Old officer, Whowai I
music which appeared to, my rapt senses strains ghot inthe head, arrived; pale and fai n t, a t th e 1
froni Paradise: it WaS the COnV - 1 .. i' ' the tempOrary hospital,, and begged the sirl
Hen- Peacefully e . ' ,l4i. ! it. breahlied: the very geouto hoole at Its Wound, wl4ch `Was pro-1
esSenee - Of of:
,contend In soO6, l notineed.to be mortal. • " Indeed,' I feared so."'
thiS , ezi•tlisis a very lovely plaee. •D0,..n0t, I
entreat, Pasi 'ova' her the el. stky thy dark wing!
let not the !capPiness God.liimseif hai created
prove . bYthy - presence - B'th' e : ,= aneseent!" Then
the Spirit of Death raised his_itand; and, by{
so doidg; east „from b - eforethe eyes of the An,
gel the filmy yell, which, When a •mere . passeri
over the'ea;th, had obscured hisNision,io that
he only saw the vitt ward shoti• of snoitality;l
and lade him go forth'undlool: into thesecrets
of Ntinre, :and, When nnother mean' hr.A. rinn
ed,to meet hiradhere,...ancY.say if -he should
stay his= 'shaft:, *,'LAgaiti 'the ;moon
!'shone .faint upon the old, ; hatthe form
the,Angcl .__ltus : howed.'an.if with_ ngrief> his
face wits sad, aid mo§t,reluetantly he: replied
.to the inquiries : otthe Spiritof Death: ~ Yes
I have been on • the ineintain-tops - mei in.the
lovely vales.
_4.3! alas! . that :happiness
MONTROSE,' PA,, TRIIRSDAY;. APRIL 24,1851,
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strers voice; but .I.scinn cd Ms heart, and there:
was sorrow and wasting.'eab., •iFithin :it;- hope'
ihad lured hina)vitli giddy, empty: pr orniseE4 of
fame ;'end the 'cheehed•froWn and-hidden -sigh -
Istrove to be and imiternit •.Ile'deemed
i,t silielent,!f the:u7Orld Irir r .,Wfint - the, =misery
t 2;. Which' he: rad , sold himself; li Sad-31.1 , - , -
lossdn' for thrf heart-to learn! • lAhd the `gay
end yollng.-:they are over strivingafter - 0o
tinattainehle,,er 'playing, ; "Wittistintrainli,
ling. on the few flowers whictibleorn -on: their
pailloirly-nt lenf,Tth rCnderad-Conscioirs 'by
life thorns which pierce Weir feet!' 'And ei.:2M
the bright sunshine is chased away by the roll.
leg thunder, and - the driving raim-•: - ,." , .
" Alas! tit, all but oiltWard ,
The-43i g ielin 0 of yOn : green earth
.b010w.7
Spirit of Death! your tli4ht -over
,the earth
isindeed n inission of tnCrey. -The
,wretehed
and wayarern pray for thy conkg. Stay not
thy oledt—for it speeds the wiaryOpirithonie:
he responded, Aiiih -impeded , utterance, "and
yet ;I shOuld like toy. ninth to live a tithe
,longer, if it were possible." Heikki his sword
upon a stone at 1s side,- "as gently," says
Han; "as if its steel had been turned to glasi,
and almost, immediately . stink.dead upon the
turf."—Quarterly *dew. • -
COTS.
Mrs. Deninson, the neccipplished assistant
editor of the 011ie Branch ;ices the followhfrr
excellent expoAltion of thatiqueer'and inexpli
cable'creation--a boy:— ! • -
A boy is the ; spirit Miachief imbodied:
perfect tecfatittn; spinning lioundlike a jenny`''.
.
or tumbling heels over bead. must
viably go the process of leaping over'
every chair in !di reach, rimicekdrtunleacis of
the . doors,' tarns -tbe- tin-pans fide . cYMbils,'
'Wits the , best knives.• out to : worins feel
bait, and loses them, hunts up the molasses'
cask and leaves theinoias rinning,is boon
companion to the sugar 'barrel, searches up nil,
the, pie and preserves- left after Mal eats_'
theM, goes to the
; _applei eveiy,len Minutes;
bideaTthe ;old cap in 'Orde:r
MI6 his boots tecidentalry if he wadi a, nen; I
Pair; tares his'cletlics'Ar fun, jimnii into Ifie
Puddle's, for fun, and for ditto track,
pets 'and 'ents yaut fornitiirc:. He is roinpin&
shouting, blustering" arid in '.all. tko
ista{; a lerrible ininient; isPecially, Li, his
don't pretendla mdcli until' be, ts
tTelve, then the rage:tor frdelt-Cpats, and :14,7,1
dickies commences.. ' , Atfoitit , ceni hi 4 Lou ,
4 a o 4 7 : 4 atert 4 1 414 1 4.e_
time ba, 4 ) qt
foibled;edngiVia beiniiob)i;, v:te,ibercOn
ceded in ih_d_O - qiet .13;3112
}level foiif l coiaPaiilan:,einice;f
.f ll* i;44
1 4Ai'le,dieoeinitifir ! kia,"ot
fund Off_'Oii 2 atne , e*Ped4ioil,that fun's: out
614 *c43l:ce4-iiliorkt'ileplcii:4l4 il*eXY
i' ibe 44"'" ' 4' 9 .01;3 u w ord. ;**, o 11 ' 6 -
; 11 01
a tolOie:expiikiXe'.o. iheTiWa4l,llll49l
ritteil to t wetit Y — i*jis!P. ll 4!; 4 11 '141
lira* ishpn he jll .
fhatilyashington:satid Ben ariiin `.Franklin o='
fa!ritlidi*ifils",' he ini6isr
fJust" - - - . .
haila ~ o ne of .turtle young specimens
1
i 'boy," at sixteen, ana,how wrathy he gets ! If
he:ilea:l'lof aiisc . i'yOt(preeriely li,i the little
lirelin did, Irho angrilyt3ielairaed, ".don't call
me boy','l'vd SMolied . theso two rears,' he will
give yon a withering-look that is meant to an.
hibilate" you, turn on his heel,rand with.a curl
of the lip Mutfei'disditinfully, Who do you call
boys and 0.! the emphasis.
' Brit" jesting m3hte-:-.an honeit, blunt, Merry,
tniselderous-boy; is something to be-proud of
witetlrer'as ,brother' Or, son; fOr' , in s 'all .bis
scrapds his good heart gets'the better Of hiin,
and leildsidto soon to Tepentuce;ntuLhe sure :
lie ;ill reMeinter:hia.. fault- 7 atleast th , e tuin-
ides. - • •
.., ' .
.. . .
.r•,'
'' ' 4 1 / 1 1C ' Sk - NtliEnSOWg sri*evg;: --- ;•
Injtize - 4etitrle;' Oa his Wit'endrieht to the
. : Resoliiii4zl.4 -- delireted - :'Fibilicary.'. 6,4851;-
.:': 2 ' . ' '''..'' - (Coheiddljt.'''
.' :' '','-:',,-•-'."[..
. ' I have 'no disposition toleit - tii'd'patienee' of
tilt
,Senate . with 'Monte details; or Idemenitia=
HMIS tindeed; I would gldlyi have . kept out
'of the'Sedatethit'wholoitibjeet i • but stride the
submit virith'lmit Mt& 'grace' as I think the 'oe;
inajtirity' hive' 'deterinined otherwise, I,sial , l
casiori damanda.
• " . 3lv amendui: tit. roeooizes tlit. - ad' ialarenk
'Principle as 'thelnitlyoffe:th,st j!eil I Vd in,4::(10-
tc
lei, so that loirthelir.'nitiy'rell upon 'Pie'
people;' idtiritportion:tO their" ability 'to be 4
.. their; ; ini62•Saide diatinir.tleit they itre:trieil
..„..._,
~ . for.otherjuirposes. , A disregard 'of tids rut!: isl
-lii'xiiT Lasit'• A*ls. tnel3tatar Boy.--A - 'iniOr 'opPrettSiVe a iia
.eikiu - A,,.giii,l ',i.i II; by' ;i' fii;e:pej
blind boy, whip is highly gifted With' musical pie, dy e r 1.16 i.,;ii.ti,1 . 1:, 'ir litM'e'ectlioretigliV
talent, and who resided in the iirthdra'partliffutui er to,d, ili.it t: ;11.9 nail faic.sar;i : 4.'66n:;- 7
the' State:of - 31iSsisSippi; had itipreSSedstieli 1 w o k W e •lieitpl e illl Ilai : .'ne'dit!icukty in tie ? .
gre4 anxiety-to hear lonityl , l44 sin;;, that his Biding hoW • they shill it., i:Lsev),"iLna in de'te'r:
frionds,raised. a subscription- to send. him .to nag the qutjstioii.'lll4 Willmake an eltetual
thiSiCity. to gratify ltia Wisli.l - ' , ,' . ' '• \ diSpoi,ition• Of alltiystitiiis isk proteetion, .The
On arriving here ho neeidentitlly tool, •• Imig• ad rdlolyi7i iiiiiieiple . ' ii'dinits of tionitOt thO§‘
ings'iirthd:sinte hotel' with 31r. Kyle; the cel- ing,eitionss sophiStiiiti, by whieh a: priateelliv
ebratcd flutist. , 0 116 .. eicnitig,'316% 11t.;liear . - 'tariff 'deceives and ',cheats thtl tax payir.." . " It
Mt."
; same - very.wiktatul "sweet - flute ;tones, IiSL 'sconts"e'very 'attempt te*.drag - info : distie( . i'.4oil ,
toned firm
soe:time! in •Surpriae,:and as the' qdeStioak_ of" diseriminntion; foreigti 940;1
S'ounds•died tivirtaY,. he said to hidiself; " Weill paiiiier LitiOr;hotintproduetionth-henne-,i:.alda...
that fellow thinks he can play,' but"doir . 111 ftiMis, and • limite tininuthetures; these, *1:6...
just shot r hint what .I tan 'do" . r nikingLtipl typed terms of .protectionists , intve JOst, their
his'flute, ho plaYek'the airof the. !‘ I,ll4'Rose! niagic . ;- their charm `is brokea; 'they-no longe,r•
of Snitinier,"Wit i h iiiriations. - The' . blind boy i fo'fitish - exclis t f for oppressive eyactions on the
:li g toned i withintatWO'delight, and ftt 11010 Og!people; ".This question isill be; if it is nitf:al,l
the sound, bee:IMO to the' doorof ittr. .KyltyreadY, nairoii•ed . &wit to one ',of tixettii_ this!
and 'stood then • until V. - el . :l'st 'notei . Ceased. l 'heidi . nnderstood, the people will .emerge fiem
With 'a feelidg of impulse he could not restrain i thalabyrintli of. og - and invStieistn, which has. . • .
lie kidicked.htthe &Mr: ' '''' I
.. made impenetrable to them ; ;telienies. by
'Cr - . "'said -
;me in," said liyle,and not Ocogritzini!
the, Iml,llO said; . "*What do ycin•Wint,'sir?" `-
. "I am blind," said the:boy "and have been
drawn Luther by your sweet 'mtisie. "Do tell
me `rho yen "are 1 -
. .
ant bat a 'porn. musician," said I 3 - le, "and
ani 'travelling with Jenny Lir.d, as flutist."
"You are!" efelaimed . the lad, "Oh! sir, do
take the to hear - letiny Land; 7 I haye :Coale
e long - way 'to hear, her Sing; 7 Iltif the. prlee"or . ,
's h I - tol3'
tickets is 'so that" am_ too pour wt.,
one. yoti take Me to hear her, sm.?" he I
contirined with grecit feeling; "I - Imvo.heard shei
is so good, o pretty, and sings so yery
st.feetly,.that shall. never be iinPpY' unfit I
.
hear her."
Kylefelt deepli_for, the b 0 nnct Pfein
ised.that Would take bin; to tear thelove,dv .
Swede. Accordingly he took Elie blind boy
that.night mid seated lihn in a ehair behind , the .
'scenes'. The street songs of the - Nightingale
afreeted theiad deeply 'and produeed . ppen bin;
varied sensations. ifut Vilen sae'
Sweet 'Herne,e melted into . fears.
On her retiiingst" ti
e waS attraeted.by . the sound
ot the bciy'S'aubbings and inquired who:11'o was
'tr. Icyle - then fold her t e hiStorY or the, hj.
'few 'woriti which; Muebinterested her; mid
sending for him the neafday, the poor, koY.
thS genei‘ons sorigstrcsi . one
.hundreddollarS.
rit.' her.thatt when he redehed the (.1;
i!icalune:
01114114 TIM RATTLESNAV-E.--.l%&'Stilehq
went ,olthe; AborimineS4o. this :famous reptile;
is proverbinl :-among neirly'all the tribes,eveiri
at the present day, it is ;seldom diiturbed,.butl
i 4. designated the"endearingS epithet:
grandnither.l'. It is recorded hoWever,, , by the
early. historians that when one:t.-ibe desired to
Challenge Another to oombat,lbeY were in' the
irabit of sending into the roidst_of their enernyi
the skin of a. rattlesnake, whereby it would
appear.te hate...been eriiplived:as .in • etiltd en?
of rereigei
And:as to' the oTigtti or the ra. itlesnake, the
old inc.:n alio:in; the' Oherokees 'relate .a legend
to the folleiting e&ect:i fifelt the reader n ill
notice, bests ria . nalogy to the history
of oar'
A t
r iiy beautiful yinnig; gran,'` with a' ttlitte
face, and lyrappedln Isi-hite rehe, - -.ldee made,
his aiiperateelti their nation.atid cotittretn&4l
them to' Abandon 'sill eusfonas and
festitalt; ern& adefit
madd ti'so'of -the `o:N"r'y
thing ho prOvedlimici 'n.'gOod Man.=—`
. _
It sikhapptned,' however, that' he could make. iyhethei thisOrthat article will he hetter;,pro+
no frienciiramong iliein; ind the- raeolkinO temp tee-led-by ~idditional duties.-imposed : in : e d e l
of the nation enlipired lo take 'aivay his life. tom or another! but wh'ethtr its is iutliciently
[ln runny *dye didthey triti.rdd titifi:-.loasii. high or :kW to produce 'the greatest or . least
in rg hint with setrtits; and bylivitiiiiiidixd. tutipent of revenue, with a. proper regard to its
{son, but 'were ainiays - inieticeeisflil: tut, in "P..Cmti°°°:°o the °°° - sumer• . i.' " -:'-`
proceaa of tide; tile' deed tra!a. - secioinpillied;„ ..' Tam away 0, 11ir.. - Siieaker, that serious - ails:!
and in 6e :fliffonling nianne'r: it ivan'knoWri Otiona are neade ngitinst Chi preient tatifnend I
that:the t :,, , ,,,i,a - stra i, g ,ii i . wrap in the 66- ha b it the ad ta /omit prineijile: be'ettrteo of the tacit
( vieiting a'eert.iiit aping- neat° `purpos; of tY with which:frauds ere in:;tetrei{l under it iky
quenching his
_thit, and bathing' Wbouy' - " i-- ,'-:- faise '''valalliiou- 4 .• , But feiv 7 ; tura are elettilif
' fifle E: f,th - ''' I - ' ' ''
IR v i ew 9 1 - ,e 0 ! eag l e ons l e a 0 . 41 very ! rout ...—a„ .,, SS o.ten, , nB othera,se, it, Is'
beautiful War4lieat, • inlaid ' irfae - 'sisma 'buil: the 6be' with all - I 'nvetttl'P: insig i Yves' citi'''cii
shelle,und . deleoiateii . 'Airith - rattles; ilia ' tili 'astern of direel, taxation; where, i r opth* (4
ebes.lthefoffe're'd to : - tho - Oriat - Slifrit,ivith'eiposeil-te-obseiraiori; or Ititliht retfeh, - ihe .
the iiityer,glt Igo iipiaitciefilheiii how t 4 i.giniie - st ' -fru 6 'iire'll4 ) e'fi". 4l i'll. 14 0. 'eirifs : ti,f]
desiro.f . 'the 4 l,.fralliel';' - iittit*li.Zr S thii4y6i; which, we : have ii v i,i,4 nr iii ,, o 6.,
,A 7 :teimmiiiii - snake 'srls -- 'ner&itk : 'and . inrg.. l ititute bi:ookli limo Itiiith6A with iit....Mlll4tion'anJ
[' -... ~ • ...- ', ' , te a t„t ',--.. '.: ,-.---• 1.-, s o h. ,:, ...It '1 , ,,,s-
. .F , , ,--,, --,, , ,:,*. -- '
fuu} uieuen limier
. a ny tne:aule .. of the the pet.: An , . 14 'r,t'lii tpe ildeal le - be 1
sikiiiid - ,..;-',lliesiiuoger,'4lis'eat'e, 4 k ue ff i ciicfu iitinfidani4l4 : in' itiaßlVe' not veiliefire',intir;
drinkiiii:ae . fatten birtrididalii;7: - Ad.:i e k s h - d. thise eillg.ureii , hieriliiA? d?' As ftininin'friest l ,
The Cberoltei;'',.l3l - i, 'then ~. 'reit, ixi: 11ig , *toiioliiiotrefeJ4ii iTititleviiirid- hit4 i '
' - sv:itlz the sUake'dnd°Lii'iiid:',Lioiii:.it;ilciiii winds 7 440 , 1veleinmiirtieit' if lint:' by' tiliut i t
§ i. - .
01 . 411.todsliit . b ionielik4ltiii toililii *Olegi;tli4 is 1) by !iiilublhie l' . :t iiiitid
flom ;41'90 ntiler'elnakialdifie im:44,,1 9 :4iii.: kij'y e3retitihrittard'igaltist - tbeini'fritidi4'-it, hi
Plied'lltialthirehtili fli" ?:l W. l 4.t . :Pl ; ialtie' , i. , iXre 63. Witi” OW .61164 t '63 -'* - gre4t i 2.41- 4 1 e'ti
~ :hiCh bid i. 4 sac 4i4t,;.?r iai , nni . ,:i , : . 64i'!iliii: ii4llidle, - 4 ''iltit;'sir;:i apprehenitZ,tfigmio,
.60 - i.,0 4i'e . 4:4l.,*iiieio beuigife r i Jothe eye:: ' ' 'hui - toen:Oltt ti' on hto44ttiloii
e 44c , tr7r
_kg ..,. !t_. .t not with
te - abtavera do , otiine ats- b ug
liare.abiim iffeeflt I #in 'Willing to concede at
'frairtia lint bo VOlutnittedi )0(t... 14y 40:*
fei l 4;4:' I .'ll l'eiiblizeiiklioii4firilga7ilii;
- tinai - feree agalnet any rev' enut laiiii.
luY;Loildou `lfeditzil' ,l ll4eN speninpg ;of
'fix4l26as de'Llindini.tio!pitirs'36iiriig
TorrAtaliek gays' they'eW- titefra-ktoliittig
out the vaillest;'filfeit , :in4/inoot , eoueelted
th e ' z.
which they have been payine , tribute to swell
the profits' of'capital.
Duties assessed ate, revenue, standard upon
I foreign productiOns, according to their valfic,is
thelonly nay ofadjusting a tariff, sous
proximate 'nearry as yessiblo, to, a just and
etpial'systein of taxation. 77ris,sir, is the,Op.
eration of the rid ratorem principle, lkit,the
coarser fabrics;Such are consumed' by . the
„ ,
great masses of the* people, are taxed accord
ingly. While those whose circumstances will
Jpermit them to indulqe in tfin, finest apparel
I ' • '
an .uxunes, pay a proportionable increased
tax.' : the farmer who *can *afford to dress his
wife arid 'daughters, only in the firni
,but sub
stet* dial 'ertiele.SOf Allis, the. saltation of ; Which
M.'S One dollar'Per Yard, pays a-tax one ,thud
who can as well afford to
*,proiide an • article of the valuation 2,f_ three
tdollani. This equal distribution of taxation
Pomades the whole system, baked on the prin
, ,eiPle 'approved by . ny. amendnent i
.. With
'ipalpi.ble an exposition of the duty of the gov
ernment on the one hand, and he rights ehLie'
ipenple on the other, why envelope the subject
im sophistry, and render-, it ince' inprebensibteil
I nnless it. be more..suetiessfully to get tribute.,
from the peopiewitliout.their.ltnawledge*:,-
All ditties reeessatily,inake part t.f the cp.st
'ofartieles ou Which they are levico :nal there
' fore to this event operate oinchientrdlv -or
irntlier accidentally, as..a, protection.
this itinetintendedi neither can it he avoided.;
illente all American productions, with which'
iforei , m productionecontein - conipetition, haye
I nds r7dvantagu: that their actunl.valina is the.
i cost_of Om raw nuaerial, and .itS nmaufactoroi ,
while the foreign_artiele tf the ;same price,bas
'added, to
.eost,thirty per cent, in its value,
other items
of exPe!ye, pot less lb:inlet' per cent, more (
inahing 0t.,,t, of, forty . per cent, added, to its
value oncost. Now,. sir, withjthis advantage'
in fivor of ,American , productions under the,
*sent trrift; reasonable wen obilit to, be 63y
istiea andtherc shooPifie no inoditMlion or
it, innlcss more revenne,is. required, ;and. then
nilOitionfir. discriminations on the ud , valerecn
princ•,iple /night be, made.: : .
'distributed, cannot be toe : tow,. invvided _they'
dO not linpair the revenue, fur th'e cogent rea
ion, that the people shothl.noe.beurn•burthen
of this, kind, more than is Actually - hecessarry
to meet the expenses of gorern!nent;-ertmoul.;'
kally administered. The (Nee!: of a tuff,:
revemm, and ads alotie the -Apiestida is, not,
ENE
VOtt olt4in 17gttiLiti
.1,
• Specific dtiiii,"niiie ,se tvitiiii tilikt'6altri
[sum • Icl;ied on iertaiti "foi , eitmi . , plro'dmitiM:4 -
which dune' into ' eeirfpetitkinliiiili 'Mir iniri
, productionsi . by the trivititY, WithiMtiegardie;
quality or value; 66 io:iiitiCW:pk [Ai ;per
bushel, or per ton:: 'On 'tinny-aid nloth;,:sii.,
much , per-vird; woolen MIA per'poutid;' , ittial
Ito on: 'lf thirsilk is worth throe Oi 'gm - titd:
land per yard, if"pays' no-inere 'lliity . , ltuiri that'
Worth fi ft y iiiiits:i Ilenen'theyvlicrerdif sflend!
'the teattliest; ptiY no Mord tsix . L tit' thi7 - 'govenit
meet' than they who can aff'o r'd' 'enlt'ill4lll!y ,
Gent or dollar silk: Hithittivearl'elOthtitortki
seven dollird . per yard,' tiati nel'inoni. taithai
he who'ean Mford 'only the fttio'doilar!tiotift f "
end ti'd en through;the whole isial4ree:''.l4*
sir, id - this right! Is - It nut' 'Otter:hit hiinti....!,
tie s r 'la 1 t Hot ' ftiOile6tV)bli T ' l4'
does it not t h row the rtiotteiterottie blirthenit'
titi . "lll6''fLiisOi . 164' alio tfY - tiiiirWl, it' 4 'lleis`:'
ti t i tte;Utterfftlettititte, - orthat'etibifilnlis
Jamie carigniumend . g Jim:sive' "t 4 4 o,Plit*;
can periplo. - lint; sir,- fife'inis4l4`4lont,net.
step here. The isPitinst he gine deinantist .
that Tor his production 'nfttintatraetures, .there
shall be added to its'eost fi r o 'ititteit :pel'yrii:4:'
and poi. ton, and then - he can e4iiiiete 'With"'
ftireign 'fabiii4 sameoe tsamekiilkV:iietliiii•ile':,
'gets hiS protection' in thee Shape, 'of porititis''
bit; sir, r shall he told' that ipeOific'dlitielt r itt;i .
only asked i
don riad 'Opal. -It hi:046;01441
uselet4 to suppose thit the tariff or.:lB4kinii::
be modified, so as to lidposeSpeeific iiiitie ' l4ilii i .
theed articled, 'without at . once :iiielitiigl,l;e;
door for specifie duties .loc i *
the tariff of 1842: ‘, ' The ihini lit;ll4.'iii .e.:915,;„
tuation; utterly impracticable. No4,..fliere .;
any grind reason why, if entd'44tii4:.ik 'tit bit ,
1 plotected in this imp; an0th0n,) , .7,1,# , 1i. „pin ,
it is iw prinkme !(i, Which I.Mrt nei,tose4, AO,.
I de"not whnt id's;i4ik Agrin: l 4 o lol4` t-
OtWiev'enu'e laws.
,If_thh; legislittkiii.-8141i'll,i
Mweado pfed'itittantealMerit,:g.eqthe n i4,
confined to iron ' nild '
coal,,`woutd`not.the,.pruh.
ciple have been sanctioned as:imieh..aa:titouglt ,
it extended to every otiter:inkiele:l - .lhcrii lai::
no avoiding this eonelesie4 . , . , _„--
'- Mr. SPeaker, I prepoSe,,ririW'hf shy:4 o lPa i
attention to t. 4 proposition: 45f .41fr: ;Strot'tg;,,,
gentleman whose: respectabitity MO ..:titi l l . entl,
i entitle whatever ho may stiggpsyis a Mea s itir,e.
1 of publiepolicy,lo`considatation..te tiag'l4.l.
trodtiad in ConOtas aliff, talt oditY - thijar.: , =
iff of 1846; rind tbe'atterept has been . mai
And probably will be. rineived, 10 haii /c thie:".
legislitvire sanction it, ; ` : t - titiafthnt,the Eivot I ,
it will receive will be - Nuked. - i i h r 0...f164. r. '
.., . : .. -, ,1 .-, -,, _.: 1 ....;
non `otthe biliintioduces'entire ya new ea 4 ,
tore, aitd as far atit goes,ian` be intended on:. ~,
iy for!. protection. , ' :-.li proildesthl` 7 P;,*
r .,.
productien.s shall net Maly henidestreiiiitheit,,".
Irizarket value, but to this shall. be Odell the: '
Il4harg, , s Which-by iti4 irieltnb4sia',oiij,tteiii.
tat the place of exportrindT itt; not late*
.",
wki , with eipial propriety' might znit'lieiilio -,,
I to a thig; _
t 1,6 duty, :,iftei; iblif ge t iirti), the :
Wholioll which' to constitute tite'falite
,oil
'
which' the duty, lurcalceem,44- he itnkii.d.`:l
have notenth fo?thisspecied of kwasica;..4
Why not at once strik e fer -r i,itigli‘'vitiritiei; I I;
itett - as is yroposed by i'hoinytilitatipial...: '..
Why put this• fictitious iialiLitiOrt on '4treles - f':: ) ,
1 valuation not depending ilittlieliti , 'itin4ri._ '
Lai and the co'st6l. mainifacturiitilti',lndio thS'",'
made-up m part of e iln Plpellses.c',
I tering in .'amormt AS: thelanirra.dtlfer' 110 the'
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countries 'fret which they A;,4
then we.lindw,' that . thee ihniget are,rintiii
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without, reference, in nick instances,` ro . rl/ 3 ' ,
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qnality 'or . valtie of the' iirPclett,iliose `pilytto f
most which Ore most bulkii' Anti •ilielittOW , ,
dp wi ktroW, thitt these charges art;':l6 be . , - iii... , ,, _
Portioned 'hi a 'w9, lo'proteci:the''ebut'S`tht . '" , '
would suifir by the . irepotitiori Pf Ipedifli.,lll.-.'
t fiaVe not the
meinkiti:44
hins - firge-the'reireifrie fe,"•yr4 i
cies' propose 44 this
from the kind of nitkleUrtlieri,l4:feiitinielited
it must he to
cot of
the sactie-P a*ei
r*if st of
fT of 1842. lititik I hi;Te
repeat, that:4 tult ufiring jut' ,
budheied rittii atitie#,lvitto - l ir #4 ,
peoi; isiretendea, •624;-.40::
Ise tilted rip higher dutik . ki;A:ll:KileettiT; ,
ismeeded.
14,spitteirt
Jilme they 'riot • `aurae , tieei;inkiioO4
our own athnitacttiriiiWieV true* aba't*„fit.: 3 / 4
the Te 3 e9. l 4' wwhytheY . 'rs
ancti! -
Yj e h,4•! . vOitletivitk thojeAftbiirffiell to tfst
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PlucticatlY 5 4, 4.0.1t0fe, 1 *O , lOW Pblectiehal
hie 'PeatltieiA of thp tadt4 of 1821,,A1td '48 4 12,4
d, pm glad ; tp knew, that freit
diOloPstit ta!itotlliftelY*l , hayiklivistmactiolit '
bliellyto,the%.pre s•
cofiditlen:of ihtiroltpunateatuiors' ; SY bhp. =ii
lag, ttutto-04141 attributed' tk!lhic-iniet
ikik-otutlier ertueektbud-kuch
.tfiet tbeitnarketrptica•44li Ildtik:'4
iheintrorie46 , 44* Jij i ivi.it;
thtoseihirgoi e nri4niit ‘r
litno.•t4 , •
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ti r o iif railways 'anC epeculetleni '
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