Rev. J. I. WARD. AssistantEditor

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were then worn large. MIR. Randolph S
complexion was precisely that of mummy
-wilhered, saffron, dry, and bloodless.-
You coald not have placed pins point on
his face where you would not have touched
wrinkle. His lips were thin, compressed
and colorless; the chin, beardless as boys,
was broad for the size of his face, which
was small; his nose was straight, with no
thing remarkable in it, except it was too
short. He wore a fur cap which he took
of, standing few minutes uncovered.
observed that his head was quite small;
characteristic which is said to have marked
many men of talent. Byron and Chief JUS
tice Marshall, for instance.


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MARy.-Who does not love the common
yet beautiful name, Mary 1t is from the
Hebrew, and means 'tear Drop What
sweet and joyous hours of other days
what pleasing associations does not the We
ry name call up in every heart! Who
knows aught i'll Of Mary! Who that does
not love the name If there is any thing
gentle and valued and womanly, what Ma
ry that possesses it not9 Was it not Mary
who was


Last al the cross, ....


And earliest at the grave?


And was not Mary the mother of our Sa-
viour Of the world !,