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WARE, Main Iketaly Opposite the Court
Rouse.-Coudersport; PILL' Titr. and Sheet
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RI" MARY CLRYMER •••I
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wonderful visons of long .alio;!
`•Lighting an the young WerialbiaiO; ll
YOu'ye lost your, aura of goldertglow
..`You're tankished flow by tht 7 talfehskritaki.
Cab'. love teat where iust +bilk liuti3~ 46
Can it kindle again for the eager tie? ILO;
Oli,'llieautifut dreams will you livettgaiii r l, , V.
Will yob. live again in the btandly/'- 2 -'/'-
•.
They who began life's ractwith,me,, , i,
- • The amber-haired, the dewy-eyed, ;
Who made life sweeter than dreams can bed
Alas! how many of them have 'died:
The 'old, old story—beside the way,' 5 07
In low..cold houses, mute, they lie;
When all come forth to immortal day,
Shalt we love again in the by and bY?
••
The tangled wab of our mortatlife r :;
Will Jesus' pitying band untie?
That error and evil, mingle strifi - 1 • 4 :
Despite His love, will lie tell tt4 Wl l 3l.
Why glorious promises stranded
Wt by heart's are wrecked=on thiilowelcortft?
Why heirs of a God-bnin
. .
Many who love in silence bete:
• Walk - as strangers.. far' apart,
Never wiling the tame most deail"
The being born their twnih 'in heart
In God's afier-day wilt' it all beclear,:. .
. The story of fate, and its sorrowful why"?
The loved, ani.l longed for, waiting here,
Will they know and loVe in the hi 'and by?
Tram L.lSirps Toleards:Hegren.w.-,
INIPEILISFIALBLE /116A117Tir.
T. s; ARTHUR.
It iiqa- ft very plain face. ..fly eye-rest
ed npoi tt, ihr a moment or two; and then
wandered- away to thecountenance Of an;
other maiden, *hese heauty raiialied the
eyes
T of every beholder; and as I-gazed
with a fetring.of delight, upon' its-trans:
centent krrelineas, an impulse Of thank
fulness stilled in miheart—thankfuldisi
to-the Creator, of beauty. The first maid=
en sat alane; -arniind 'the 'other . stond
eroUPof aditirem SCP marked a coattail
between the two; ais'well in features as in
girsfiSciniething . like'pitY her - itlioni
nature had . 'endowed 'so •PCorly"t•' find
turned to lools-at a'kindet,
feeling in my heart: •
There-she sit all alone.' • Tes;'her face
was rverY,'very plain ; but it'dichof strike
ine'as 1 . -L-pnl:*ive. The mouth; ttiiich'Lliad
nothing of the ripe fullness that gave iiich
an - enanining graee to the - ether-maiden.
was placid; , and though not encircled-b:i
a perpetuairr:eath•Of siiiilea, Cialnity'en
throned the gentle serif of cvntent. -Her
eyes were-small, thelashea thin,
.and the
arch above them faintly visible. • Arch ?
can scarcely give it that graceful desig
nation. I had not, yer . seen the express
ion of those eyes. As I looked towards
her,..trith that strange, consciousness of
.observatiOu which all : have,reinarked.bui
which few -can Oxplaiu; she turned lied
eyes from - another , part of 'the room, and
looked at me. - They did' not flash brff
liantly, nor, strike me; at the - first glanee,
as having . in tjteni anything peculiar.
They were the common eves we meet at
every turn : --no soul in them. I give my.
first impresSionl. My second" was differ
ent. 1 had tarried my eyes away; but
something I had . seen, caused them al
most involuntarily to wanden.back -to the
maiden's face.- A friend whom Ihighly,
regaided--a - young man 'of more than
Amu:anon myth—had crossed the 'room,
and was'standing . before " 'She had
lifted her eyei to . his face,' aifirtliere'cias
a soft, winning purity and,love
Made almost
A: NE's
.
They -were conversiog,.ondiwatched,
-for some time, the play of that:unattract
ive coiiiitenonce—L;'utrettraetiveno longer.
'" "said I; "there is, a beautiful
soul within that easket."' ' '
Ala ail SpOlaf- ttitiki"-in7thift Silence of
my own thoughts ; I looked towards the
ether:maiden; who .avas a till;suimntided
by a crowd of_adruirers.
" llei • heittify Wondirful II 'could
not help the utterance
. orthii tributetto
her charms ret Sci,Veely:had'lSpoket.
the worile;_iilien she turned - to!) Oridof the
wenn WhioV bad : gathered 'aboittber, a
slight purl of unlovely sioru upain bet- lips,
and-threw .nt himf arrowy.svorii.that
wounded, as it struek. She 'Saw that it
hurt and . ti gleam of:pleasure went forth
frcut her brilliant eyes. . .
A. filmy veil -came between Me and ,thit
countenance.-which; a little-while before.
bad shone with a loveliness Ithat - Itts'ab
tiolutely endliantirig: — I tivneit'agnitcio
the other,maidem friend. sthl . stdicid
before her, and her eyes wereliftediOhis
face. She was uttering; some sentiment:
--what, Fill& mit, - bettrbot 'they' uust
Bade been good — eat:l teatitiful;in ergteep
don, to have flied every.lineatnen(with
ouch' a Air innitig 'grace.
" Atc!" - Said:l;.tke real „truth dawninc
ripen my Mind, ; -"here is the inner, imper
ishable beauty. ' The beauty, whiclyin.
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Eere.ready Apt lrso eritti. Agee,mg4.t,hey.
would hive been helliad lierriohal
th, 'find
hhofe
nFor_b.ll.L hildleen; al& seeicelppre , ..
pared—for his., ;Ake mai den ~Anigh!,,,be
ciond—lditnat question that—but she
d' l ' Id
was so Homely; .an this .otne mess ou
be-'only.the more apparent 'irt: not:avast
with hisileeint exterior.: Ii was althost
on i mp :lip's .to : reinonstrate—to suggest
this thought to his . mind. , But.l
pru
dently forbore. _
Yon - know her well, I hope." I could
not help thewtterance of this caution.'
I , She is net , thought to be beautiful;' . '.
Ito . .replied, seoming tQ :perceive . 111 .3 1
th . oughts,.. ',indeed, 'as to features, she is
Plain yet, in per s on, slie is tall; graceful,
dignified, and with dearfiage that:a (Liken
might envy:!?: , ;; • •
This. was .true to the letter. had not
thought of it before. .Nature had given
at least this compensation. • .
"'" But ihe higher, be.iuty," be added,
is of the soul.- All else is soon diminish=
ed. i Scarcely has 'the blushing girl' step.
ped, forwardthrough the opening door,of
womanhood, ere we see - the lustre of her
blosSchning cheek beginning to tarnish in
the social atmOsphere, or to pale froatiis.
ease. But the sours ',emity dims not,
wanes not, dies no:. It is as imperisha
ble as the soul Our bodies die, but
the soul is intruortaif!
" If ihePoisesses'iltjs beauty ?"
I kiiow that she `possesses it," be ans
wered; somewhat warmly. "I' have seen
it looking forth frotu her eyeS, wreathing
about her lips, and giving to every linea
inept a heavenly charm. It is musicalin
every.tone of het voice." "
" Goodtis alone is beautiful," I said.
"And she isgoOd," he replied, "hunt
er met One ‘vho.so4rarely,spoke of .ber
self„ot wbo .se_emed to Mita .so , loving-an
iufereifinhutnenity." -
.„
" Is not God the : very sotirde of all heau
r.ro be theni- is to - be beau.
added, "I :have found,
indeed, a .treasure I,_„ Morning. and eve
ningl thank the good Giver, that lit
opened my eyes to see deeper than the al:
luring - tan-face, 1 las rhiza)ed,- puce, by
a glittering. , exterior; but, have a clearer
, !.ision noir: . , •
"Win and wear, her. .I
,"and may . sha be all yeur, fancy
pictures,” -
She is
.110 answered, "and I
shall wear her
.proudly in the. eyes of all
.
.-There.wep a world, of surprise when h
became known:thartny ; handsome friend
was about leadinglaszliosen.briclo to the
m a rri age Opt':
" How could .hee - throw away
upon suck an ugly creature ?" said one,
coarsely. -
" flemight hare taken his choice from
e loveliest," remarked another
tire of that .fact in a month.
All the gold of Ophir would not bribe me
to sit opptsito to it-for,a year."
Aid so the etudes.: rung.
But my fr:ieed - kneW 'Whet he was do
ing._ was preseut at the
"If iihei- were tiotgiOihoineiv - ,!"3. I; beard
a Ally j sielharli"," as shn Stbeff be - side' her
handsome young husband. '':What can
he see in her to love?"
I turned and looked it the speaker.
Nature had been kind iugiving' her an
attractive face; but the 'slight curl of con
tempt that was;ou her lip- marred every
thing. I glanced lack'to the young
bride's c - oiintenitneU';•-her 'pure soul was
shioi4f , t hrough • it,:•like-liglit - tt iough a
veil. To me, she seemed at thatuionient
more beautifutithaii - the• other; and far
more Worthy: to:be:loved; •
The brilliantly beautiful maiden of
whom:l 'have - spoken, gave: her hand in
marriage about the same tim . e.
band was a young ` man. of gOod'cLat:Oter,
kipa feelings, and With sufficient:income
in enable them to, live a style_ of im
posing elegance. A series of gay parties
was, the social welcome given to the love
ly bride.'"" But such Itottor, nokattend
the nupiials of ,her plainer Sister.'
A fey- years litter, and the _spiritual
qualities of each were. more apt.arent in
their faces: .:,-El.remember,ineeting both,
in-=company; ten lairs after. their_ dam
'age, , I bzuf ding at "onn end o r=
when an.nver ; dreeieil.ivoniae; irith
a sbiniSr film" 'Came in accon4anied , by a
gentleman :Irk= I-knet, not - as an...aa
quaintaneb, but as Ouan - pf bwinesa
the beauty.' ' ' - 'I "ehduld
scarcely have, Eeeciguled 'the .l atter, but
Vliatu - thangewis there ; ! At
diktanne c the; faectatrnelc:i'ou'",as still
beautiful; but; nn:ireliaser view,: thaillu ,
isieu month had ? grown
-
iensual, peeciehi and ill-natured; the eyes
.fit's IotJUOI t.olli- -. to so
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Sul* lAglit,bbtitrit6 triektnrnpelli4
rather - - tharr attracted., After litshll4
wondariftrat—therithano, I drew neer '
and entered iilltf-Vaiversififim,l with yeti
Th r ilitiiiiiebr4l4lttalee:VlefraibeAhl.
Mberts*eloittai one ituilt eficiarg at debit
9.999•lfflfratolteln_ 7l ..t4:-V..0 4 / 4 *P1)4190t.
# ° dPVliira ,l l4 l l4cri 4 el' urf799i
el oumesa, was feints • pArtiefilarl*.igen_
siVel"l tiniPennuittrlorii alibjeiits-;-) -
fsilletetblitingoi , litittinitidietieritlitrAfetsP Of
Iter.o4ll Weft. oo.Tb.e. , ,lBarbdisitailiglitin'''
gale hhd just been here,. and had anigi
9 1 .Y.4 1 e'Artia' 3 99 VT1n f ,1 9 9!12', , 91'* 9 1 9 49!, 19
ever sung` +-I sprikpA ber...,.., 'lee: artifi- ;
cast;,' wa:§Ahe. replY;'‘iiiifOnii .air 'of• - dril - :
ice) Caiiitj , , that: gave`tenlyifeeliki a ripl
ple of,indieination.:,.. _ referred to a=new
poem,, admirable for, i s purity- of style;
she coldly remarked with depreciation , on
some Of. its 'special beauties, : Jmerely re
peating, As 'I knew, - a certain' captious te
' viewer:- I wilt in doubt whether she had
1 read even- a page of_the bixik.l: P Then - 4:
1
spoke.of a lady, pre.sent.„,, Sheltoptied het,
head, and arched her lip , ,. sayilg, -,'She's,
toe; fond - of geritledien's itteritioni'." -
, I,,varied still tny'effbits,sloBto noieed
purpcse , -The morel eonversed with her,
the less beautiful became heriticejorthe
unloycliness •of her,trae„charapter ,was
perpetually glenining „thrOti,, ,, li(;ritid spoil-,
ing the already sadly-marred features. I
left her side; on the firstg...ed jcipportuni:
ty, glad to get away...,i::Ten.ynars ago, in
all companies, she i wes . the, oknosure of
every. eye.
_. The praise .of her beauty vias i
on every lip. , . But so 'changed was she I
now, 'that none bent to-de ber'ireverenne. ,
Unoticad her sittin. , alotie, with a discon;
tented look, long after s I had 101, my .place '.
by
. her. side. - Her - husband, 'for all the
attentions be paid her,during the evening,
might have been unconscious ;of her Ares:
:taco; ''-- - - i - . 1 ' ' '" 'l' ' '-- • • -
But there was another lady. in the roorir, - -
who,,was, 'all the while, -I he,qentre of an
admiring, circle. . • Nona, perhaps, consid
ered her , face beautiful; yet, to every one
who looked upon it, 'cline i'pereeption of
beakitY 'that 'associated itSelf,'With'ber in- .
di viduality. •In reposn, heileAtures were
plain, yet not, repulinve. in,
.the, slightest
particular. ,9-.3ut, ashen thought And keel-
ing_ 'flowed
.: lute them,
,e'vertr,:_cyej m a s s.
charmed: - 'There waS' a - nain r eless • grace'
in her manner that _are additional pow.;
cc' to the attractions of her countenance.
I _was half in doubt, at first, of her:idep-
I city, as.l,gaked upon,iber frein.a distant
part of the rciorn; she looked; in my eyes,
so' really beautiful. - But the presence:of
iny'old friend in the group, any old friend
who had been wise enough to prefer beau
ty of seul:te beauty of: face, removed all
qiiestions, and passing over;.l added an
other to the. circle which had , gathered
around her. • !: -• • -
• There :was nothing obtru;ive in her
conversation; nothing of con etqui pride;
but a calin,,and i at times, earnest utter
ance of tiue ientituoits. , Not once dur
ing the' evening •did I heir a•'„weri frinn
her lipii",thatjarted the betteeleelingsl
" The good I are: beautiful l":- * liauy
thnesdid,this
. seutiment find ,spon taueous
utterance in rny..thoughis as I looked 14-
on tier; 'and then turned rill eyes to the
disbontwited - faCe of inother,l who;ja feu ,
years before, carried Off, in eiery coMpa-
By, the paim.of loveliness. ,•.:/ .• . : !
Yes, here wastheiinperishable beauty,!
Maidenl
. ireulii yen, find this beauty?
No matter if'ydur features = Mere not cast
in classiti mould, thisligher, truer.beautY
may be, yours: it you will Seekfor it in the
denial.ofselfial:ness, and the re.pression of
discontent. ' ; '‘The good are beautifil."
LaYthat up in "your thOughts. lit Treasure as the most snblimb - wisdom. ; .: ."'
• -Gather-itito' the tore-hotise of -your
minds :sentiments of..reg(rier for-others ;
and let . your hands cogazeinlgentle.char l •
itics. To . do, geod . and, to eeniinapicate
ftirget 'hot. ' If teuip 'ed te iiiiirmiir;thiiiii
of yeur •initnY blessings';'lif 'fa' repine, - 1 3f
the thousands that-arc siektindritietiffer.
lug, ,Ise humble, : gonte; t fingiring, und
above all--r-useful, ; These •are,the graces
that shine.through•t e ciuterleovPr.lngs r
of
the soul, and reveal, thetuselves : in beta
and loveliness-to-all'', yes: -7• - ---;:-
. The 'getitineVer' groti: haniely :as they
grow old. ' ..111 - i3 lititer'ele map bei&ne
dim, 'and ' , the mbeelr.: loose : iii:lreshness,
,but_iik-Ahe rpleeo.44;earthly,l44rP 3 § Yili
.
co mn ... r a.
~. spi ritual. v l beauth ; .tinfatlipg as
eternity. - - ' . 1 '"! - - '
-.••_ -: P ,,, ,.'. 1--.1 1 ~,;,* - , ,.. 1. ~' C,. , 3:1. 7,,,
trOtoir " thq iidk`s: !. r, :O. ' 4 1Clirarlf 1 ,1 7.1i. ,,, U1W 1 rer4...
• •
r - - e?4,1 7 A/Catr ' t lttln '761 tE77 1 1. iltgtftinil. le,
A; Olsoir; 'dfietrillol l 47 -, ': i'..: 41 li
to `! 7 ' , BY 1i , 1 4 ? 14-TITPO 2. T.
t-The universal fact based On nnive
experience, ,is.that: T .there LI nothing in
the world I thtiflnalieseb - Poor' it'retnin
ter' iii- 6441 LS EeiiiAial 'pleisiii.i.'!';:-NO
i levet traded' ei t6fisi ve:fr-i n -this:line
withatittbecomingii - bankrupt in: rbsppi,
ueP. .: , g , „ d9eP, : 1 :4 I'laY;7; an 4 f , elk, n 0, !: be
roada:to-V l ay,and every 13 .4aP1 13 , 1 49P14 1 :;,± 3 0
did 'tiiideistaridiliis.lif he' tirottld lief, "an
dieiiiiiii gf LietepelitillideitPenditiireti.
Let toe lielplyOu'aiopen - 3 7 beoliiif ,: lhis
[n:, Credit:Sensual pleasure. for tt , spree
,- 71 a. uight-ef yilaril,_ produced -by _drink
ing iiud,,,feastitigi andtbeiiLiurn tn,tbe
ether' Side i;f:_tlie'aeconnt,' Ind 'debit it
ilth'flia lideithi iiefails'bregetrigney
1 1
ti
441
I
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at.
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t_
i Alma* imuisosi
maw u. 20=4 ishAtiait ver
Sr 10 sidlrint WI,
/681 . fflgithiVA Otte bat
AD; vs. wan - 'IA.110;4 11
frul „, o pt
i y vv ,„
eza.rd, =A ra s 4F4 11 wulaad swing
Ints*iis twoolt , o b d a xi i lls k t . wi t baitosita
4 1 1'.41 10314 el . /loaf:1d ti="l --414 xottata 3ceau:o4l4 lititalmoi
tht,;itt-Att petit ' f I_ • , -
-r:01„) toDio
enough: to/iturtnethob dilgrnsistiTudted
hungrribouillikldaYlitPlOguer, - Opain
and indotanW; widadiag ;'iiiontatiC;l3
sthWAttectitmkerirciftin
protegts i ctrA hole-* ressAgA,lf
respeatihindlitteadeuidgbf.taV,iceisi-
bility÷a redtratio n
-,of-tbe *city if-4m
joYment(abil ;
the sullen pangtor aieproringco t oei l tree,
chiTcaillidlianoihbraiiie4the-iiie:reria
guish3l6ll.iiiiintlitt-{4ll3lo*Auct nibre,
formrtinitir"zfrirtifiehdl-- lltninityt — Thsw
does the raceonrit =Wok );
) vglippcise,Wat ir yirtßitherr::
_ .
nal kleasurefe l thelllicit•=indalgence of
apow . '„erfulPasslon: ' 'Then - plane the : coat
upon` the delfstti . e o f die:lo47,er :,shatne
a nd ,, fetA - z- rensetonsi: losslof purity, the
possession of a. foul secret that is to be
. carried into all-icetety,- and into all rela
tiOnthips,--diseaie reMorse, - Or;Salat
,is;more thawalll dies% hardneas i ., bratat:
kf.,l!Phe*,Fmatwa of
ly, end, is . rui 0.• , net,_ through fear
of giViogoffenst; enter into all the de 'ails
of'• Di& debit iiidal4‘!tdrit} itecottrif.-'‘They
may be found and reads of all menliv
graveyards, in. hospitals,:in brothels, in
garrets, and cellars, inruined families and,
ruined hearti and . hopes; iliniedoevlhe
thing . pay
• • I have , presented' only the priN.ateishle
•
of this:account, and i thatbut imperfectly.
There is apublic side. The innumerable
paupers 'whosel , life is ircipportod by the
State, owe, their I : soperiSnii directly .o;.
irt,,t4ee., - ,'easesiourOf. four, to
Isengtrality—.,to Tslreng; dunk, , licentious
or
,some fOrni of:;eitravaganee that
proceeded frOrn devotiontto sensual pleas:.
ures: Idiets benetten in drunkenness,
naties throngh, veriona terms of .sensual,
viee, criminals who are caged in every jail
[and prison, like wild beasts; diseased
creatures, alike loathsoniet Ihentselves
and Others, crowded into !numb'e F riess
liospitals+-all these are public bur:
dens; imposed by the. sins of sensuality: .
If sie run thrigh the 'stole. Catalogue of
crimes we shall tied the all growing di
rectly Or; indirectly' out hf this - Cotapre
hensivevvite.. ' , 16 fact it may be said that
all triue,L 'eonsequencesi. - -is
..blit'ritxtaanifeetatitel , ol doirtitranCe
cesenie oirr reaSon.andleonsciencoir , s , • , \
)itlrr this view`' ands tno one kriows-bet.:
ter than in§ iictitns , that it:is the , correct
view,. SeatualitY rises' inter the pcishiou of
the g rand - seoarge mankind. ..:. It,•_is the
motger'of diseaie, the nurse of crime, the
burden of taantion,l,and tithe .destroyer of
w
souls. • Oh, if the_world ;would r6e eint off
.this swamp of sensuality, [rank with ROWS II
and dark with•deadly.vapors--frill of. I
pens, thick with 'pitfalls and lierid with
deceptive
_lights, and•ekind upon, the se
cure heights of virtue where God's. gun ,
shines; and th e winds of ;heaven breathe I
blandly and if how:would' hu
man life beeoinh blessed rand .beautiful?
The great burden of the world rolled off,
how would it spring forward, into a_grand
career
,of prosperity and progress?.;T his.
change for country', rests' ahnoieen-,
tirely, With the pciung men of the Cottritry:
It lies.-.with tbem more -- thatv.all ;:other
classes; to say whet4er t*is - . .cqulat . typhqlt
decend still lower in-its patli.tobrutality )
•or rise higher, standard - Of rts,
loftiest - dreanis'i 'The devOtees'Of sense? :
themselves, have greatlirlast•their: pOwer
for good,nd mint naol,Velyfe w ge
their course ofllife
Woman Will be pure if nirin will be tree.
Young men,••this greittiresult abideS with
you.' If you epeild.but teeliow beautiful
a, flower grows I upon ; _the thorny
_stalk. of
self.denial yon would give the pinta i'hc
honor it . deserves. _lf it; seem hard and
'deiPiSe' it nOV;1 for in it sleep's
th , i'beauty of heaven auct the : breath' of i
• •
angels. Al you do not kvitneseshaTglo!
ry: of its ,blossomiq during, the. day„ of
life, ttspetalsl,4lll open Lir hen
iif 'death conies, - and 'gladden:
ing eyes with ;their mailvelloirSlO4eliness
and' fill' yOurl Sad theif
perfutiie:.
Wontan
A man viltholltreliOonl.s . l at best a I
poor reprobate, the football Tel :destiny,
with lie tie finkinglim I to infinity, and
to the wendroas - eland*. that-, Thegi,in
Within thii:;.hat voidan without it is
oven woiee witheutlicatA rainbow
without 'eolori, !a *ilia IWlthent perfuran.
kinan Mai; in some 4;OW tie.; hia..:fmil
hopes awl teams,'= ch "real, • B bint ng
gronuktaaltleito business twthallorld
bat 'a woman without think alehoe-called
Faith , drift and: a! iv, &air ;.• A man
m ay :, , e1 inaily iontinue is -kin of's' mond
responaibilityout - of hiireletiona tos,manr
kind ; 'Mem woman, lit lier_eoniparative•
ly isolated . .spliere, - !wha'le-liffeetion,r_ Mid
not:pnrpoae, m Abe. vantralling -nlOttve,
eau - find - no basiilor any eystem.of right
antien burthat - of.aptritual 'faith; f....-A',ume
maicamehis abungbt nmi.braiu,to ,truat
fuln ass, in iineh, Wiloor larbotage, as Pam.
and tßeiiuiation:ltizty. et*teltlefere titre.;
beta-woman+4herw;ean *, she ) putt-her
bape inatortim. if not ' , in :Hama And
thatliweet*thfilinessAbat abiding love
ma—lightpuirtiheM,With .the rphumauts . t
radiance„.wheirtlei trorld:a 'tont* .Ibiehe
=
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ot die' gmly- imitortedi .
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r i v te
•zpigo...loytroit..,9l4oqowatio
Ai,
tyaituog,Apdxg,il4,l4 . 4.4lll4s:k... otempiph
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ern-ti'o'im :negroes ikiikk: - ttibla Arirmetio44l
tivity lait4l fidoliby:',',A s4ll3#gr A. te,M . :
two of nheati . iOris Otiliii•gasi shosre till"
corrupted '' 4 440-, atruNo . .4lloliti4mo",
which PerFeetekg'imfrAA.i., I ' l o, i' joga,
©s they 00t0r,44 tke 3711r . 5h*,,
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10 1 4 4 0
'one of ttio• illett*Ore. 3 94.,110,_ A J.
estOtishcileOf; ',?,.g1ir41b4 dip, isl4S. )
erst le4ed i 9 )( PY!f I -ni° l7 - 1 #4.) *)-14Si
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ii0': 1 164 . " i n At ti r ei tis4ol 4l4* :*
fierce '*., i - t4 - - . o i d 4 . 1 0 ,-Fo 4 , ) !4. : ttiii
The enthial 'even ':0 1 .9...,,, 11'7'11:7741c
handiag,'lme,thd-a* 0 ;:094 in h afilevips
'dragged him out; iiiid..;iotiitz9V-0-44115.
him had f*nqt PP:v - elnelkial?' ' viAl l lt
linter-ToOitoiasbed 01:43,4p . iiijkohi . il ji
ed and Maimed ble4dlioOidondihtflfti
oti'' tile trill siitiliOok; AftMik, - ;10
n , poiOq,, - - - mid "Fore;' o i4is:Ag Wilt
0 .04p 16 uilie marched iifai,f,ioANlMlA
ices,forthwlth: - lie. dare not trait
eiviiiiing influences whicli ho - liettiWA
1,
dive' 0. .1.,,,,,t .0.-i
=Z=MII
Cuttlous 'fftViiiici - Clii!'—The law
of dhl i oree: fibereed by the Prineli,taiin
al .: Co nv en don :had;passed, butmiAthrlit
tithe Iwhen there applied,fo:takethe hoist
c 4 4 :f, 4.1
young. equP; 11 441.1+M ,': 6 1 311
geAerp* Fc 4 xe s d,retki?Y:' 6 o,__ ...r. 16 0014r,1 4
as'' patter ns of : e4n, n tibial' 'lYelinity. ''':rho"
yOurig wothan '44,terintifiiti:::ra ,114
niiiiriealii i;lterekliTilio*forttii, vasi
finidiSi' ifleFilin ° :"'lifia I a t.
$ ll
gicei(theyiteie'agaiiinnitid pki!elif,
a - tiadsition which; eicitle'leintiiittasitire
supri:§e,'ivas"thnii eitill'ained!'.'.". asst
'Their Oat ' 'lin inn :having' heti •'.4iiii.V
ealled•a"leye-tnatch; the ladfligiitanig4
actuatedby. laudable piedeieb i '' Inidlthet
whole fortune Settled on the-'friftflablico
lutelf independent of the lifialiiiiii, crfliiiii
laments; in ihe'giclay tattiattleftheitlei , ,
ey•thix4, rolled On withlatilitYiradileiti;.
ure, I, Bixt Thei tin:l4;2lld 'rebirth - o'l*d
sobeed' his se n ses-he entripiabioa SW bil
hand, by the illiberal diStribtitiotrAbilt,
wife's forttitie, arettitietli 114 fitair envie'
in ° in
i ea rieult irat i ' pr ofe ss iona z l-6i Ora
thermal- pirsri - ts;ao - adalltbly#Cuhat
'for 0 v ing-e'zekt to'illeniiiyinen k bk*
I enppeg tlip . .keinteryalkbf.' , :lifii itbietliiiii
l otherviiSes4 apt r ' tl:i S titpiff' , OitqaCtihrei4
1 1 il. 661 istleskiess of or leiiiire. • theiliatif
of i n aet iif ity."' -For , sieh ;e - rilk tbiketeelt
!all Wife sa i aria firrivideOriwietlplif
diasiilviag'theit hrst tharibike, litelimiditill.
the -ni r oiltrOled thistreSteltilfettii
and km:o . tiale'keetuil; preorti ter il .
ity . abli alreeticin; 'if . I .not terirtideitelikly ,
nialcing, , lier husband, on' Abn,eze - Aidlifirt4
ritt..o, the 'unfettered master' 4; l 4lll.lMS
had.; ' 4 Tlielni'ppy . lnisband..faras:itlitui•letk;
abled by 4ove, the A•rest,ltrbiteCibit ctNiii
tinioc7 teilibninc we are indebtiefOratil
prethe; happpiririal, or =barraSsiittAnigiel
nide, to:'devete a tkortioei of hie - -folyitit,
to elegant and useful' noel:op:diet:44 ls 1-4 ; 1
.. .. • , ..' .: . ' it ;#:*imik .. ilk :1, -. " :31C.11•5 :4
;
bTTJMOUSarberolUloittralkOXlblieejlte
curse, the blight, the potato°, rot of man
kind: = They care vilo-and .• Ito Ise well
as= fatal z , They.arise froift - c oontmninatioti
and impurity of-the blook- mut arilorb4l
seen all IttrouneAts .4iiiyititere:': One
quarter of - all : , tieteare)taintedAitl
them,' and one . gunner" 'of7-lheit Ora
them dietoOlishly.tooirbio,wthifat,
citable. - - AYEtt'sSAIWAPARILTAI.
ties . out tffe Sciefulous corruption fame*
blood; radars- it . pititraiid hoalth:y , aid
offectuilly-eiparges tlielfind cainlantbtia
tion from the system. NO lenger Oak
under your Semfulons disorders, aims
the imunstable- - AY= las - priiiriderade
masterVemnbioation :or agnaitrithdoill
Asthenia El.ittu,Pait4ilknabtiiiii
L WtiOt6toy, - Cv.2,1 - 1 ai,uu_ll')
?Viz anthoPotcfpaiffikinillilialthrt
bstlAiktntity tpeaking bt
sficiwn, eityar#Anit woitan-willittek
unlit& see Avni
does por rlcare•s hair pisj staiod=l
in white antithis otherin Murk;
bin a few words that-site knows by bent,-
andl dalutpatition.-at ibit_o4loribe
twin istidlaire iicientfiliusdesapAtiltlie
bg soliniti little, Obtparalt
vorv i imb tbeb filed; - Act
nrd3Titt AndAth,wol
WEDDED iittilT,L ' -451/lii - 044 - .. --c---1.---
4.lo.44r.tiitUchanau f it, f 1 Pr
IDT! dlll5l-; his,,lU*iiiikr wit ',... it
kor a
On.oprieo.te,o l 4 , fi-fral — V ( ifill - I*