"Listen Brother Gaines -',
"There it is--brother again-''
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O. was for long time afflicted with
rheumatism, and especially in his back and
arms and, although he was able to walk
and to market, yet he was incapactated to
labor. His condition was made known to
the Lodge, and the sick committee, among
whom was physician, called to see him,
and ascertaned that he was entitled 10 the
weekly bene6ts.''


"Weekly benefits When a man has
to pay for them! But 60 on.''


"Well, he remained in state approach
ing to helplessness for two months, and
during that time the members visited him
and cheered him in his despondency--,hus
literally fulfilling command of Scripture. p


Gall this may be very good, but don't
like the bringing in of Scripture; it is
something like mockery"


" His children, too, clustered around the
poor man


Eyes, the dear little ones, whom he used
to beat.'


'sAnd in the course of time looked as
regularly for the visiting committee as
though they were messengers sent from on
high to bring glad tidings, and to cause
them to rejoice"


eyes, with their dirty faces-I can see
them now. Ugh!o


"However, Emily, say what you will
now, perhaps the time may come when you
will not think SO harshly Of Odd Fellows.
Good night! 1t is time for me to go''


To be concluded)
EFFECTS OF EXECUTIONS UPON SpEcTA-
ToRs.-Speaking Of the execution of Mo-
ses Johnson which took place recently at
Richmond, Va, the Richmond Wing says,
!" From what we have heard OF this execu-
tion, we are more than ever convinced of the
propriety of making these capital punish
ments private. Not great number Of spec
tators was admitted, but we understand that
before the poor wretch was taken down from
the gallows, among the convicts, who stood
in the galleries of the building, as we'll as
among the rabble who were looking though
the front gate, some were seen talking ant
laughing in the most indecent manner.