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I'xt‘cpll-dl. M
7.80 A 1.ch nrriinl of llu- Durhurv and Now
llnw-n lrninv— lln'tulnin ‘ \‘lll lmlvu I‘lcl ‘J' H lbmm
of Fulton Slrc-vt,lrl Q. 51' \l , ulul from fool of
fill! Slni‘l I~: It .ui .00 l' M t'ONNHi'l‘
l\'li .‘il lllvllA' u lth lhl' trn u for llmc‘cury. h‘nvin; ill
I» l‘.‘ I‘, M .n' ,1 tho \‘x-w "mu-n lmlmi L“l|l" rust. l'uu-
v-i-uul'rs for llrlnlkl) ‘l (mu [lllw' tho Pullun Fl-rry nl lin-
lwml of llu- m-r. l‘nuwn w-r- l'illl pnwurv Siliulv llnd
l-Zxrur-lon 'l a. incl-c for c dull-ms on the lllnllury
lmiroml. ax lln‘ \ upluln'u (ltllm- on llll‘ buol
‘rl'nnrm'on ulad lhggnfir 1 mm \‘I'll to mid from
llu- ili'1ml a! snow Norwnlk rnElci..l.|..-..1_~..
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l; l. iron! to m atoll-v ~. :il! l "in \l 1 :; ‘
r'lflll
L3:~‘S;wri.zi lirrnngvniunls for (night to
and ham New
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cr- .r,~ u 'ilrhlll Il‘ll-llliL' my .1 ‘l cu-
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A full Anodulonl of
Look a and Hum»,
(if ~' \‘nvh
HilSB Filllsillll; Gills
lAi’ANiSSE PAPER WERE.
Agent In- tho
hw, Quality (‘lunp inc
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural Ixn lenu‘nts.
:5 ip Chandlury, Rope, &
l. a “Unit: HALL ILOCI. In. \ul'wliul :
Dn. E C. Wrnr‘s Nluvx up Bun! TREATMENT
wua llccuhu-llc. all-nu! Dept-anion. Loss of Monmrv
Swrrwtccnlun, lmpotency. Involulltnry Emir-HOB-l
" onu ' ill c Uld Aut‘. acted
u‘ now lv' ovcr-lmiul'ence. which load» to minor
, x31! ‘m all), Our 3 will cure ream: lama,
, «.x (m urn-z one month's trunnion! Duo 1‘
not. or six lion-l- for five dollnrl; mm! by mun
paid on nrript of price.
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if the tn-atumnt (lulu: not rare: a euro.
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Bill
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R. RAYMOND.
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SllllflllY and 60111111818
Dr. C. Art Word of New York
in manque-arc or his comma panam- ln Ronni!
profiting-112: uuekvldnltyiwu‘lhmnin tattoo ADA}!
- cm on . hall I. in. to
m.,cnd It the “unwell nodal; South omli
ova-y Saturday. (m9. m. to 8 z: . undo,
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choral Hard ware,
'36:.ch uml l‘oclu-t (.‘ullory.
Dow-r Vt'i‘illt‘al Boiler nnd IIull‘u Patent
alto:
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n xlpt‘Clllf for Hysteria. Dlulncu. Convnlaionu, Nor-
v
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by over-exertion, malf-
‘ ich,
: it
pro.
We guru-u mod at: homo to
\\ ith ouch oulor moon-rd by on for six
boxed, lt‘t'lvsillh‘lilh‘d with five dollnrn. \- r- \\'lll r-t'lld llir
:urclwwr « 1r “:1 ten gnarinlcr to n nun the money
Guarantees
[l PLAla-rxu. solo uuihurizui nun-m for
a
llfliil lillflllilllllll'.
Work done by the Day or Gon-
tract
Shop foot of Franklin St. near ntrlnc
to nursery. P. O. Box 61?. 1'40“!
I
w. o. quxnrx',a.n:p
I“ u 1 t.
ringworm,
Neuralgia. Sofa fica, Lumbaga,
Baokacha, Saranass of tho Cliosi‘, Gout,
Quincy. Sam 'i'l‘lroaf, Swell/rigs and
Sum/m, Burns nna’ Sea/dc.
So :c.‘ J Boa“ '} Inc/1’13,
Tooth, fur and Hunt/calm. Ffvil'dxi" Fcui‘
am.’ Ears, and all." other Pains
and Aches.
Nu l’wlwm ll» ll U'l mirth l'!
l. unfunny-r. wimp! '11. I ,4.
A ll‘lni rm. ., l ul "h- .- ,
lvl' 50 ('I'illu. n' -l i Vl'i. 41
run lmvu l l.. ,lll on i In livr-
illf‘L‘OliI'll‘ m E‘vcvccu lulvi'um’m
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BOLD BY ALL DRllGOIS‘l‘l‘a AND DEALERS IN
MEDlmNn
A.VOGELER 3:. 00..
Bulfinioro, 3111.. U. B.
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dig (LSttpflfl 435 Doses
3,5 ”1LT"
remedy for slccplcss and zrniublc
The RC‘ lpuol' (lhl 3 '.
l'rx-i- from Morphing; ”lid
Formula pulrlixhc '3
lc'or l"l;1tuh-nc‘v,
l, 5. hr From... 1:,
lllmh .
.-.vi _ Catsiorinlms{hi-1.11p-
zsl s. i (I :in;.' Mill it: disprnscd lcy
cunts. A Di
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Wei De Meyer
WEI DE MEYER'S CATARRH
Cure. r. Conntitntiomtl Antidote for
this terrible malady. by Abnorptlon.
SPURTS of disgusting
Suufllou, Cruckliug
oxtonuiu ‘4 id
“a mud v-n.t-.a.... :-
ream" m£}"'£on.~vo Oatorrh,
ticn nets in.
One pool-“5:0 lzanornlly
1-x.1‘
Downy 6: Cm. 1‘ 2
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Iclmnly \'\cl‘ dcv‘m‘d my llidll,
kl hulls \\iillll\l,\‘\lllll l: x
l:il§:l‘.\i¢'l‘m.\1.
Hl‘ll-lll‘il.
lic‘n
Mucous.
_ _ “ Pain: in the
flood, :cu‘dal Breath. Deafness. and
any Cat. u‘.llnl Complaint. can be
\ V by \Vei no Meyer'-
Clemrrl Sumo. Tho most important
$3.“,
an.
out-cu at any stage before Con-ump-
some“.
Delivered 133' Drilli"“"\‘.h, or by I). B.
‘ Sc .. N. Y"
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ll
soolhvs l‘llll, it ulllv, in. ..l:u.l.ilmu,
lmmlmpn. houl d s,
HARRISON’S LANDING, 1862-
lloocntly on my way from Richmond to
Norl'ut‘k. Ipitsscd llnrriaou‘a 131ml"!!! 0“
the Jumm. and tho ovum roculled n rumi-
nisconvo of nrluy oxporiouco.
'l‘llo night of July ill. lHtll, found my-
.»mlf. llu-n n lili‘llllltll‘ of tho Army of I'oto-
llllll‘. lying in viunp ut tho Lunding on tho
,liouos, nod not fnr from the old luunsion
which givvs it its mono. About midnight
or u “1th inter, tho liiglltocnth Massachu-
mrtts. which luld born on dotnvhod norvii‘c
roiurllrd to tlwir quarters, and in n low
molnvuts their largo sibloy touts \vcrc
lu‘illlltlllly illumlnutod.
Huddmllyfiit might how.- bocn half-past
valvv or a quclrtor to one ii. iii., August
l—cthe sound of artillery to tho southward
brought m-orybody in the vast encamp-
nwii ontof doors. Tho sight which grout-
ml Ilium was grillid. yrt torriblo. The
night was exceedingly durk—wt-hcre lntd
bwu rum und the sky was yet cloudy and
tin-cull llllifi‘r—‘llllll, looking in the direction
of tho rxvcr thoy behold whut normed n
my rind of shooting Mill's. ll lnctcorio show-
cr. rushing dircctlv down upon thorn.
The rulwls luld run up n numbor claims
on ”W high grouml-«(loggiu‘u l’oint nod
at tho 1 Min». lloumc urross tho Junior; from
Norris“: 's Landing. and ()ppuuito “'ost-
mc r :o..l \vvn- slwlliug tho Union Army.
'l'hu :l'lull‘ wus w suddon rind unvxpoct-
oi 'lm' I Ir :i l'ccw iuouinnls it somncd us if
'l'ho roar of guns
bursting filll‘llfi
‘.\ I‘Il‘ l:,'_r'll llll lly llll‘ i‘i‘liin‘xl, lillll lllv ro-
\‘L‘l‘iwl'nlirlll l'lllil‘li liloncr tho hvovy wall
of lindn :' lllt‘ narrow
in ll; {1' llll' north lllllli il souudud us if tho
1' imp v as llt'lllL: :illltt‘ll‘ll froul ull zliilcs.
l'uu:?:lm Icllvl lil'l‘lvl‘ lousi‘:
and sin. 1'l'i‘1lill'lri of tin
oxlollclillif :ll'rous
'l‘hq' llll,;ll's and long l'nll ('illlt‘il lhu mon
to lll'lllhl nrrh-i lll‘H zlllll :iidc dim-null. wont
dashing through the din'km-su: tho
hillVAL LANTI‘IRNE FLASTED
from slutlon to station and llll'llll\\'lilll‘ the
ha'ovvns “ore mining \‘c-ritnblo fir.» .tnd
iron. It would hnvo boon bud enough in
tho dny tinw, bill at night. to ho uwnk-
vm-d from sloop in sixth u nlnnuvr was for
from plousnnt. to soy thw- II-usl. 'I‘lw c-n-
omy's iirr. guidl-d by lln- lighlvd hulls.
\vus nl lirsi \u-ll \lil‘t'l‘ll'll. :md ovon after
the ‘ighls lutd in on l‘XllllglllJlt‘il. tlw mugo
lllillc’l‘ll,ll1"l'c‘ nun no luck of
provision. (llwol tho lirst alu'lls struck
in rocziluontnl qunrtors oftho 'l‘hir- ‘
tor-nth Now York. ril-oi'lwtlu-d. pussx‘d
lllrr-llph nHihlm ll'lll (ll‘t‘llltll'll by sonic
of [liI'l'llll'er‘ rlrlnolirdlrd n bunk from
which lllll‘llr thoul hudjust nrisou, bound-
owr tln- noxt ouo, upon which tho orvu-
purl was )c-t lying. und on through tho
third, which had just \‘llt'lllt‘il.
inning h.
1hr
lu-on rid- .
ml ip :uul 1'. pump. yvlliog. \\'lll!~‘[lill}_" nod l
surminuug lllil‘ n l‘lll‘h' of hungry puulllv-rs
llllidvd lllllllllg tho guns of u bulivry u
hulldl'rd yulds distant, “'llt‘l't‘ it i-xplodod.
.\ blow, no.1 two urtzlh-rylut-li
woundud by tho rxplosion L‘uVi'i‘t‘d nil the
t‘.t>ll:ililll‘fl lllllictl-d in its wild L‘ill'l‘l‘l‘.
V Two men of the 'l‘hirtvouth Were stand-
mcm'lu by slur. locking m ”in pyrolm-n-
lilo display.
lllll‘ spokv:
“1.0 \ll'
"i say duck, that sholl"
cpuilding to non just on its way) "is guu~
for who of lb." As ho sold
:~v11| Il llcl“ ll, lltb voinruch' l't‘lilllllllIlLS up~
l; c'l
lillzg;
lll*-'t‘\l la) an t'lim‘ [hell it l‘l‘llslii‘ll Jili‘h‘h
or llli‘lllb, and striking: his lil‘upln‘llv vuln-
mlo Just ubovo the left hip. rut lulu
upon lllt fxii‘c, lil\ bowl-ls l‘ullt‘ll out lllmll
ilu- ruin muluul ul‘nllllii llluvlul‘uils \vvl‘v
l‘r'plm‘vrl. lu‘ won tulu‘u up. vzu‘rlvd to tin“
lllll.
lt \\‘li:~ hourly hull‘ on hour from tlw llltlv
\\lu~u tho that honllh‘ shill t‘.lllll‘ owl‘ llm
er lwsol‘o llw ‘
l.\h~.\ cu Xs man,“ To nul‘m.
.md thou n hullvry of right \iurl‘vclwo
Burrs. balm .loudr. this, hurl:-
I‘llki, i'l‘cnl
bilwc. Qun-~ t‘_\ , Huh.
llhl‘h: l. 'l\".|. Spr: in», (mils, and
lmlncncuu i‘l‘oin any t‘ll\l§0~
l‘crcrs fi'Olu
PAIN IN 'l‘iil'i B;\Cl{,
Sul‘v
‘l‘ovrr Lorine. ‘Il'uptions. lirnlwu
lirrusts. contracted (lords. .‘lcu-
rulgiu, l‘uhyortlislovutml limlpc
and owners v" hum-(w. llldlliL‘l'fi, in;
c
chzlnlc -', l r bin“: ulna princ' ~‘:l()ll.li
inc-u uvc-rvw imi‘r. uric. an an . il ,2, l.
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hrlnu‘s ri-lil‘i' when all Ollll'l i.uu~
llltrl‘ll‘c. Yb. lixtrarts and lilhlcrora-
‘ionc =i-ivo i'uilfd.
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ia.'.\ llync l. :lllv ll on mu; .c
sNG M.\Nl'r‘:\("l‘l,‘ltl.‘lll (o. h.- by
‘lb
‘Il)«‘a
curd if A! ll Ilidllllll‘l‘l nnv adult person u 1" b0 prrsun-
trd with n bunltll‘izlly lllllhlll‘li‘t copy of .1 New Hool-
eulitlud
Genius Rewarded.
Still of the Saint Marin.
Containing
fronds into;
an luitrlioillv and czoutly Haul \‘llj-{l'thDl’
NV“ as likely cum-av «1 wood rum, um
bound n In umber-lite bitu- and 'old lithomp‘uod cov-
er.
book. \vllu'h cun lw obtained
No charm whatever is mate for thin handwm:
only by application at
tho lminctl and subordinutv chit-mi of The Slum-r Mun
unlrluring' Pa
The hiugcr lieu-Mi micron: 00.
Prueipui Lulu), "‘ l'dwn Hydro,
, l-v ‘jd,’ l-‘.
551'!
Beatt 's
unann- {Emu mom, 5 cm roodi,
only ’66. 1'3 c\:u '9 $135 uptrlllu
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ll it it-
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until. no» )5! c 1::me or «59;?-
l
_ would mist melt
pound rillrsvlnm‘ down by tho inunhug
uuvu moulh. nud tlu‘n‘ boonung Wm now
glvrl with tho rour of tho houvy (mo huu~
clroai pouudors from mw or two lrllll‘lllllll‘i r
Who‘ll luld liustriwd down from up lllt‘l
l,\x‘1‘ul llll‘ ill‘lcl llllll‘lll
my ono o'clock the .itliu‘ll wuss uvm‘, .md
cx rylluup h ui prov n \Illli‘l. 'i‘liv unsu-
.i'lws runnborc-d sourc- loo nlvu kilhul and
in on lhnl Iillnihol' \\ lllllllt'tl' uud n was
in lzdorl‘ul tluu so low hml boon lnjurwi.
._.~.1nt‘uilly who“ tho i-.\m~llom, position of
tin uni-uiy‘a guns. tilc- number of pines.
un-l liu‘ common «1 run-co \vdhin which
tlh- Mlltlll or own nullinsl \\‘lllt‘ll
til 3' \\I‘l‘c‘ ll‘llllii'.l \Vt‘l‘l' huddlod. lll'c‘ l‘ilu‘ii
llm l‘llil‘dlll‘rilllUli,
'l'lw shipping; of Willl’il tllol'e Wit-l u must
nlnount, escapvd serious Imrtn. nithough
several Vessels were struck during the
bombardment.
In tho mourning- troops were sent over the
Jiuuus tooccupy Uoggiu‘s Point and the
Colour House, which they did without up-
position, the foe having withdrawn in the
darkness. And the next. day (Jr-moral Av-
orill, With 300 cnvulry, portions of the
llllll'l
Fifth Regular nd 'lld Pennsylvania,
mudvnroconu ~ can 1wyond Sycamore
Ci rnl. .‘lldu 'llllr- ni >Sull'olk, nm‘.
Show. in. mil. from [in Poles Mouse.
Ho struck a force of about 500 of the en
omy‘.» ('llvall'3 non:- tlu church. drovo
then lib: tllsz‘uybl chm; -> amp, togeth-
,er -"."il vo'lllms.-'trj' Mild uhdl‘Wl‘lliMWf’fi
stow ._ lunselt ..ustm:riug “0 loss.
Thus ended a brief episode which is
doubtless remembered by every gurvivor
of the Army of the Potomac who lay at
Harrison‘s in 1862.
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A Colored Man’a Story of old
Hickory.
Rolmrt Purvia, a Wealthy, intelligent
nod lullooutinl colored mun, said; “11L
the npring of 1884, I resolved to visit}?
Europe, and I took steps to secure a past—
port. Horace Binney, who had assisted in
settling up my father’s astute, was at tint
timea member of congress from Philac
dolphin and I asked him to secure as poor
port for me from Louis Mchne, who WM
at that time secretary of state. A for"
duys later I received an envelope bearing
we stamp of the state department, and
what do you suppose the envelope con-
tained? A acrnp of pnpcr bearing a few
hurriedlv written lines signed by Mr. ML-
Lime and addressed to our consuls in Eu.
that I was :1 colored mun hunting in
Europe and it closed by carpi-casing a hop:
tint the punctuate whom it won odor-cued
l. needci it darling my
James Forten.
nnthropiu old gentleman, and of tho
nud Dumb Asylum.
that school wus on exceptional bright litc
man was so delighted with tho boy‘s work
that ho had a number of impressions of it
mndu.
his personal friends. und ho was just
mounting the steps of my falhcr-in-luw'a
to honor him with one of tho picturea
when I came up.
the note 1 received from the stnto dcpart-
mont.
know l‘rosxdcnt Jucksop intimately and I
will sec that you have u passport at once.“
I had but little faith at that time In An-
drow Jnt-ksou‘s souso of justice, for I was
prejudiced against him on account of tho
invnatmcnts I had in the State Bani: and
his opposition to institutions of that kind.
Two or three days later Mr. \‘nux returnod
and handed me n rogulnr passport, signed
by Andrew Jnckson. President of the Uni-
tud Stun-s.
oullniuwl tho (also and lllllltli‘d him tho
ilulv l‘rmidont Jiu'kson said:
uni! it can't ho possihh- that. on c-flivor of
tho l'llltod Hiltll‘fi would isslu‘ n tiling liko
this and send :l
forvign country vxilh ll.‘
port was llllllll‘ cllll ;.l our .~ 'l:.d is still in
my poswmion
ovor given in u mlort-d mull by the United
hilllt“
through tho l-ll‘orts of Ilolwrt Vqu and
Androw Jackson.
Mayor King that I thought his notion in
appointing
strongly of the manly condo of justice
l'roxidrnl .Ilu'kaou was imbued with. and
tho complinwnt
gl'i-nlly."—~Philadelphia Timur.
Zach (‘hundlol or, " cl only .'| strong
mun and on o'u'olh-ni h. rxv-r. but hr hnd
tho sand to bi 'li lii- lllll il‘ll‘, and it didn't
tuki- all day to ril.- Mllll
of th:- wur. and liu- (ill) l-l'iill'l‘ l‘u‘ grand
Out to lilnclc-llsbul'rz.
(rivalry “in lnys \vcr.‘ in
and many of !h.-
npvctnlurs 07' n boxing mulch. or. rather. it
scrim of not to‘s with thn- glovos.
took his [door in the circle. unknown to
dling it i'rllilllil‘l‘lV; :lud tin-:i with :1 hop. unv
“'llls'pvl'od:
c ‘3 for your h-t in thorn"
bu.
ruouirk.
uuil'fl inn Iuw. mill
tho one who had worstod. The other man
was tho boat boxor in to!" regiment. and
ifwro was intonso cxcilrmcnl. u" ill“ twin
“m, ho a luurml oil”. Not u puss wus lunch for u
llllllllll‘, und thou
01" lung, um] \i‘lll .i lwlt i .lilili'l aura-light
[run to rm “mum” {no limpin- "Hamil.- and Ndlcl ticnt his oppo: I‘llt
~ lllii‘ ii in}
dill“ l condition
from lllr hand», :ippl‘culroc-d tho rwnnlol‘
.:~ in» llu- ubdoluvn so thut hol‘oll fiii‘wul‘tl illlli osliml:
pilul
lmapltul, llllll livul it Work In thut oolulit- lh‘ lu- lwld out lui lrt‘l
howl chm l' llu- firinalccl w arm. and tul‘lwd
iv lha‘ ln‘ys, ,md olml‘nd
curious luistzikr il' llmy :‘.iil to luuko pw-
rope. This brief little document grinnedI
mm.
passport—made me very indignant. and
with the offensive missivc in my hand I
wont to the residence of my father-in-lnw
Robert Vnux was a philc
many other chiritnblc institutions he was
interested in was the Philadelphia Deaf
Among the pupils of
tin nultu who etched n portrait of Mr.
Voux on u litrogrnphic stono. and the old
'l‘lwoo copies ho distributoil among
Int once hnndcd him
Ho acid: “This is infamous: but I
Mr. \‘uux said that wliou ho
ly the r-tt-r-
.-ili/.on to n
.\ grilllinc pulsa-
nni ivv—lmrn
'l‘h. . \\':i.~ lilr lll'hl passport
(aovi-rnnu-lil and l scoured it
Sonic limo ago I told
colored policemen savored
aoomcd to please him
-w
anh Cllamllrr as n Boxer.
,lk‘lrovr l‘nu l'n-r-l
Lcnon From .lcnnic Cramcr.
Tins: CHASTITY or Bovs.
{Springllchl Rl‘1lubllf‘lll.l
A good deal of attention has been be-
stowed by inoruliats upon the Crnmer
girl, but there is another party whose
morn] ruin is involved, the Molloy boy or
boys. Their inornl delinquency accrue to
z 1
ho hklppml or accepted an a matter of
i‘ourso. llut in fact. licvntiouaucss isjust
as world for boys and mun its ‘,for
girls and women. and burns in the same
hrrmd. Socwty may not punish them
with rapid] severity. though it is not yet
iron in Now Englrnd that young men
of known prodigacy retain social favor.
unless it be in Boston. This Mullcys them-
solvcs illustrate this. They were no part
of respectable social life in New Haven,
not withstanding their wealth: they were
disqualified not by race, but by the general
low tone of their lives. But profilgacy
is not confined to young men of their type
but taken hold of the well bred, the well
(\(lllcatf‘d, the young men of promise in
every walk of life. It blossoms out years
lifter in the llowgnbea and Musgruvcs who
have betrayed great trusts in order to get
the wherewithal to feed the pampered
lusts. Retribution may not be so swift
and ll‘l'l‘lllll‘ for mun as for woman. but it
is no loss curtain in the end.
In discussing the war of the girl we
(lrr-w tlw moral that mothers and daugh-
tors should how u more livcly comprehen-
sion of the liability of tho average man to
give way to twnptittion and oportunity.
So as to boys, no duty is more incumbent
upon parents than to bring them up to the
restraints of chastity. Chief among the
lllllllt'lit‘l‘s to that end. we reckon it full
knowledge of the mystery of being rever-
cntly communicated from the parent's
Own lips before others have had a chance
to communicate it filthily. Such a
knowledge removes all prurient
curiosity 03er and impresses upon the
young mind the sen! of sanctity touching
such limiters, which it will not allow to
behroken in wantonncss. A clergyman
who drew the attention of parents to this
this matter in a sermon was met in the
aisle by n ,mmd mother who upbraided him
with the U‘ulll)l(‘ she should now have in
'utt all "u- 1-80.
Illr Solicitor (-itmo
Flu-high“
~oirltr‘
‘evii-W in \Vnshinglon,
in .isitllw l
llllll“ l
w . , I
>l.\'ll -~‘l‘\‘ l.|. lk'hlt‘ll
Zach
and ultrni'lrd no uttvu tiou until
of tho hlxors was drivcn back
lpon him. Ironing forward, the Senator
Ill,
"Young mun. I saw u down good than-
"Hay. old coon, maybe you're on the
" culh d tho otlu-r, us lw ovorhenrd the
Zach pooled oil‘ hi.» alpaca cont, put
umh ohe alum mum
the monitor found on
\\ (‘lll li\)\\'5l
:allrl ill
\ ill -lllu chum.
ii
ll" god 111‘ niuuly
:«lhl l‘i lll
“hay, did you llll loo wllh illl‘li‘lv liai‘
”No, l hll'lli'b \\ ilh lids,“ l‘\ pliml ‘Inwh,
‘l‘llc~ luuli <\!3‘\\“\Hl ll 1'le ul’ \l- luu hi“
“Tim! with» no i tho lu‘ii‘k
linx‘liiihl.n
pl‘vl‘o r
Q10
p thr I
n 1 ‘
ll lln‘ih.
llow lo llvr toys on tho
l‘ccc‘x.» on tlw l'ul'ln grou Lil‘ccl of tho ch
o li31\ nor}; on 111. form. und ovon of
lll"il‘ nomos, unlicu morn is something to
roliovi- lino iv. Huh '1‘. furnmri lillliil‘ ll
noon in: l'l‘c‘l‘l‘ollwal for tlnu‘ \‘lllldl’l‘ll.
('1\'~‘lillllllbilllll‘illlllglili“.'(‘tll‘.:ll"llly ccnv
how .lODII they
lic-l :homhnvo
.‘lili‘l‘ Lilolr own, 'illcl .930
botanic illic‘ltsll‘ I iilul‘l-Ill.
put.- ... um- 1n: 1dr; cgil‘. lamb, or
oven ,lfic-ga \vltn ".- lllllivl‘uihl «lino: they
may llnvv‘ -|!‘. tit 1mm: din) can make
i‘rmuihmr,nud it will be soon tlutt the
ouro and union will inculcate the business
tact, and at tho some time engruft on the
young and pliant mind a. reverence for
(lod‘s creatures that will be» of lasting
good through life. Visit a farmhouse
whcro tho children are thus cared for.
and note with what cheerful countenanv
can they visit their pets, their own garden
plots. their flower beds. after the toil of
the day is done. seeming to forget in their
cnjoymcnt how tirod they were, and if
you won't tellllLU Li ..: iv is umrc‘ blessmi
to give than mcoivo, ro~t amoral you have
l..
,m\
:iunwl-ring litllv‘ Jcalmic'r- qumtions.
-~ \Vrll." snici hr, “BUR-you ought tocon-
gl‘ntlilute yicilrsolf that they will lm Bi)-
Hn'rml from thr pure llpsm‘ his mother.
ii no not b; zlto boys in the stirct." They
‘\ ih s-vcn In unmvvrod. dcpvml upon it,
and the cluustion is whether we shall make
our childrvn‘u first impression of the sexual
relations clear, correct and moral, explain
ing and justifying that profound love of
parent and child which is the child‘s first
emotion.—or whether we aboll lot it be
garbled up. mystical. ignorant and foul.—
tho first step in corruption.
We observe that at a “mother's meeting"
at the Nurthiiuld gathering. the subject
was discussed whether children could un-
derstand the plan of salvation, and some
told about the little boys they had left at
home- whlk llil'y i-nug hymn: Uv‘vt “in
country. [In the mothers themselves
"understand the plan of salvation ?“ D0
tlwy uudorstand to begin with the plan of
damnation? And is it an entire defensc
against it to bring up u tlilld. in Mr. Moody‘s
lc- nl‘ l‘:‘lcgiilil, and expect him to go
inning” lil‘t- unsc-uthed, at the some limo
kin-ping him in ignornnw of tlu~ charge of
lymouitv passions which haw also been
mururted to his run.- ‘: We think it is on-
rululwnt upon porcuts to teach childron
wu‘ly tlu‘ tlm‘llh‘i‘uus sidv of their living so
tlmt they may pan“ the common school
and the high school in sclfvmspccting and
olhcr rcspwting propriety of wall: and
\‘onvm‘sution. it is to boys the best foun-
\lziiloll of that vhivalrous and devoted at~
mudu to“ old women, which is due to the
mothers of tho moo who imperil thoirown
lifv that “them may live, and which is one
of the best ways of insuring honorable re-
huions with the other sex.
”-0—...“
Flushes of Fashion.
.-\ grunt dual of color is soon on tho in:-
portrd chinks.
lc‘mgs ol‘ braid or of wtsnomcnlcrio wrll
trilu bosom to suns.
Buds on lluilnl‘la‘ are about to bv ~iupcr-
:‘mlcc‘: by full blown ilowom.
Among tho new designs msntin and
velvet brocadot urc chums and linked
rings.
Tiny birds swaying on a golden hoop
now (lollnl‘litu the cars of French ladies of
fashion.
Spanish lace.
Pointed (lirdles of watered silk or vel-
vet may be expected to adorn woollen
gowns next winter
Buttoncclcth is a new kind of cheviot,
with raised threads scattered through it
which look like buttons.
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one \Vlili Stone.
11080111. IS A \\I‘;lll(‘l' that ho. , uric
anxious to how ...c- ;:i u. just
thoybcconic old enough to be of :issistc
nnccs. when they have no “01M! attrno
tiona. when "home“ moanu' to: , toil. no
recreation of .mv kinu not (‘Vcll o (‘ircus'r
Farmers, make your homes “inactive,
furnich the childrn good reading matter.
and sec that they enjoy themselves, and
b
will be found they have formed plansnnt
sufficient inducements to remain.
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[Pnttatown Daily [Adam]
lug: Amos James. Esq" proprietor of the
entirely.
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Three retired plumbers in
ket of patches.
m «or-
Warncr’s Sure Kidney
Cum.
m w
U S. Grant. .Iin. has bong
Weatclmatcr county (or mam.
”~ch --- ,.
The hurrwnuoc in the south how on
tile vino crop down uuwbalf. .
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View is a swarm? and
' It ' ind
ll‘ui‘.
then instead of driving the boys awayit
attachments for their homes that will be
A Michigan journal relates. the follow-
Hu once, Port Huron, Micb., sufl'ored
with]: with rheumatism that he vvls
unable to raise his arm for three months.
Five bottles of St. Jacobs Oil cured him
Philadelphia.
formed a. club lost work nml bought. a bin-
nnd Liver
i
l
. . i
chi u harm in 3
Ladies abb‘ifld know that Aycr’c Halt
economical timer
Cut in: fit
It has lat-en be-ld by Saint- urcboologlsts 1
that wheel ccculpiuringu would :iotlcnve been 3
our wit-lime thv use: 0'. won hole but at!» l
ers have n lutr- ~luowwlt~o cn producing
similar markingg on granitic slabs, using
solely stone implement; and in doing so
they found that diorite and other such
rough stones cut the granite better than
bint. This corresponds with the practice
of the atone-cutters of the pment time,
whose steel tool- lor cutting grcnltecre of
a. much cotter temper than those that they
use for cutting sandstone. The grant
sculptured stone of Montezuma, in Max:-
oo, in a striking proof of the extent to
which granite can be sculptured witn
stone implements. Gama, in his wot :
describing this stcnc, states that 10.0(0
indium were employed in transporting .t
to the city of Mexico, where it wu sculp-
tured by thirty workmen with clone nus.
~Ezcavatiom in Camac—c-Miln.
v—m—«w 000‘
Dr. Beau-d domribmsncrvcusnaaa as deli.»
s icnt nerve f one.
.c, 'vwooo—v c~~ ‘
Amcrica in collcd the paradigm of Lum-
gcmn actresses and Italian singers.
.,,.-_.,,.- W-..
iiow cam wo look With confidence to a
1 hoover: chow when we do so little an
‘1 innka a neuron below, ntotmd and can u
1 as. .
l
v
The 111th recent novelties in lace are
vivid scarlet and old-gold coloring: in
A Fable.
“'lIU THOR Tllli ADVICE OF A
FRIEND.
'7‘th "ARES
Two Hares who were out looking for a
change of abode happened to meet at the
entrance of a den which had been desert.
ed by a Woodchuck.
"I saw it first 1" excloinmd one.
“No. you didn‘t. I had my left eye on
this place when i saw you with the oth-
er."
“Oh, come, now—that‘s too thin. As ‘l
nm the elder, I shall take mesa-anion.“
"Don‘t bu too sure. As I am stronger I
shall turn you out.“
"Come to reflect." said the older Hare,
after carefully scratching his car, “there
is no need of a quarrel. Right is right
the world over. As we are both sensible
Korea I think we can come to upcri’ect
understanding.“
"No doubt wo could," replied the other,
“but as here comes the Fox, we will at
him to decide between us.“
“What's all this row about '5" inquired
the Fox as he came up. _
“We have a. dispute as to which of us is
entitled to the vacant burrow.“ _
“All 3 ha! A case of law ! You did well
to (-all me in," grinned the Fox. Let me
first inspect the disputed claim.”
He disappeared down the hole, and was
absent so long that the impatient Hares
finally called out:
“Hello! you 1“
“Hello yourself 3“ was the impudcnt re.
ply.
“Are you down there ?"
“You bet I am !"
“Have you decided the misc 2’“
"Long ago. My decision is that when
two Hares are foolish enough to quarrel
over the possession of n burrow that is
large enough for a whole Family, the Fox
is entitled to take possession 1“
non»:
Two neighbors who cant nettle u ques-
tion of equity should call in n lawym'.~~
Dvh'oil I’Nex Prowl”
”cw—WM .
“'hat an Old Farmer Sayl.
This is the advice of an old man who
hos tilled the soil for forty years:
I an: an old man upward of three score
yum, during two score of which Ihavo
boon rich and have all I need. do not owe
n dollar. have given my children a good
oducation. and when I tun t‘illl’ell away
shall leave them ouough'm koep the wolf
from the door. My experience has taught
me that-—
One acre of hind well prvpnrod and well
tilled produced more than two which re-
ceived only the same amount of labor
mind on one.
. One cow, horse, mule, sheepor hog well
fad is more profitable than two kept on
the same amount neresszary tn icocp one
woll.
The farmer who never reads liu- paper
suecrs at book forming and improvements
always has a leaky roof, poor stock, brok-
ou down fences and complains of poor
seasons.
The farmer Who is 'lbo'w his business
and entrusts it to another to tonnage. soon
has no business to attuiui to.
The former whoso habitual la-vemgu is
cold water is healthier. woulthis-r and
wiser than be who does not rofuse to
drink.
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Sponge l‘ndcrcloliung.
Spongc uncloillinc; .~ .3. imam. noxolty
invented and patented in Berlin. Lt is
claimod for it that it ran; be cleansed
more oasily than woolen goods. and being
more tloxible, does not clinic tho skin so
much. itiaa bad conductor, and tends to
keep the surface temporatuw uniform.
One who wears this undomlothing is not
liable to take cold for it absorbs the pork
piration without checking it. After the
mineral and vegetable impurities in the .
sponges have been snflioiently bum by a
heavy hauntnertondmit of being away
washed out. the sponges are dried and
paired with a sharp knife. These parings
am than sowed together. The fabric is
pl‘lllml. without the use of poisonous
dyes. which, as incorporated in, clothing,
sonmtilues proves very deleterious.
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Walnut Loni flair Restorer.
is entirely different from all others. It
is us clear as water, and, as its name indi-
cates. la a perfect Vegetable Hair Restor-
or. It Will immediately froo the: head
from all dandruff. restore . gray hair to
its natural color and produce a new growth
where it has fallen 0R. Itdoee not in any
manner affect the health. which Sulphur.
E,
Sugar of Lead. Nitrate of silver prepara-
tions have done. it will change light or
faded hair in a few days to a beautiful.
glouy brow. Ask your druggist for it.
Each bottle in warranted. Chan. 1".th
tontnn, New York. and George C. Goodv
, win & 00., Boston, Whole-ale Agents. '
~ ~—~ *0.
Williams College has a freshman cla-
.‘ 100 members. the largwt cvor entemd
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hot. and learn to concentrate thought.—
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Recall at night not only your busing
transactions, but what you have cold of
those of whom you have spoken during
the day, Ind weigh wall in the baldness!
conucleuce whnt you have uttered. .3
you hue done full justice in nil your!!!
marks. it in well, If you have not, ch.
seek the earliest opportunity to inch
amends, and carefully avoid a repeat“
of tho wrong. A A '
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hot sun. and the lcdy of the homo mix!
up n niw. cool drink and mrrmd‘ it oath '
quench his; thirst. After a long-dun
“swig.“ be wiped big mouth on his M
and said: “Ye‘ll he in heaven aim 1“
before the devil will find it out." ‘
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