“cute.
A broken hearted with lay dying. and
' kc hunhand remorsefulty will-purer! “I
loveJIGI—X have em loved you!" She
looked at him a moment and simply an-
owned. “You are too late." and died. Are
than none of on who are wniting until our
“dictum "amok the wordaof
love and appreciation for which the living
heart: are yawning! How in it husbands ?
Are there none of you who trucly love
your swim and who. if they were to die
to-day. would feel that worde were too
poor to» portray either their worth or your
anguish. and yet who seldom by word or
look or sign give any outward expremion
to that love? Now of you who rejoice in
your well ordered housm. your well
spread tables. your comfortable hornet.
and yet never have a word of praiao for
the busy hand. or the governing brain
that keeps all the complicated machinery
of the household in motion ? Do none of
you receive all this as a matter of course
never thinking that it in churlish and nig-
gardly to give no praise whore praise is
due" And are thew rm wives who forgot
that love. likc jcalusuy. grows by what it
feeds on. and that it is far easier to win
a heart than to keep it? That to keep the
hurt they have won is the first. the sweet-
ut duty of a true wife? None who have
hid aside all the pretty witcherica of their
childhood days—and who. though their
love is still strong and true. have forgot-
ten how to be tender? I know some of
you whose hearts are warm and loyal. and
who. if your husbands were lying dead
before you would doubtless fccl that the
light of your lives rind gone out: and yet
your manner is so cold. so indiflercnt that
astrnnger would he justifigxl in wondcr-
ing whether your love was not bound
hand and foot in the ccmonts of the
MVP.
There are fathers and mothers among
you who really love your children tendon
ly: but yet who arc irresponsivc. so little
given to expression that your boys and
zirlsarc in doubt about it. You notice
the cruditics. Illt‘ weaknesses. the seeming
waywardncsa that in often only the un~
rent of immaturity; but you often fail to
waistline :hc upward yamings. the aspir-
ations. Zhv' blind out roavhinzs of the
young soul after something higher and
better than itself. It i! oniy aftvr they are
dead that your children liecoum to you al-
togvthor luvely. Would it not be well if
wa were to allow life to wear somewhat
of the glamour and illuSiou which now
seem to he the monopoly of doath ?
\Vould it not be well if we wet-o to teach
our lips to tutor now the lnvc and praise
and gratitudi‘ which. if wo ill) nut. we
shall certainly mmerimc. in anguish of
spirit. pour into tho «imf ears of {huge
whose mlt‘il lips can mako no response?
We of New England arc sn reticent. so
self-contained. Why is iti Is it pride.
or is it shyness. that makes us an silent?
Many of us arc an afraid of helm: consid-
ered “flatter-ch" that wn will not say
pleasant tl1i11g~ m mil-ll utlwr. c-vvn when
:\x:il sum» of us
occasion domaiids 1:.
lack thr‘ prppcr training. Our lips are
dumb because- thvy have Hover been
taught to spook. it is so much easier to
speak sharply than to speak sweetly.
Even in our own imusvhnlnls w.» are afraid
of being arr-minted silly if \"t' dare to give
a caress. or a tvmlnr lm in; m lmsliaml and
child. fathrraml motlwr. brctlirrurgismz-f
But by and by. upon lllt' unansworing
lips wo shall rain unzivailxng kisses. and
tall) the «lt‘iil' mm wv shall puuragun'z.
ing prayers fut furgivnrss. tcndmnst
words-if low, and back upon our mm
ungrateful llt‘ul'td will “‘00” tlw sting.
\Vhilc they nrowith you love iliwsn the
gudl lend. \Vliilo they nor-ml it. give tlwm
your hcart's best.
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“'Ily II I! l
Why is it that a drunkvn man has such
a fancy for railroad tracks? He will go
niilcs out of his way to find our. and nine
ly misses the object of his scan-l1. own on
the darkest night. We found ho is in-
variably scizml with an 1111»m1tmllal.lv
desire to take a nap llicro. l‘liurv must
be something pecnlzarly smitlimg in tlw
contact of tho colel imn rail as ho tits the
back of his nook to it and adjusts his body
between the tics in proparatlon for slum-
ber. And frcqucntly it is the last. long
sleep that he tnkos. But what draw-i him
there? Sober men wonder about for hours
sometimes. hunting the depot in daylight.
but the ineliriahx can strikn a railroad
track in two minutcs wlwn it is dark as
tophct. And he gonernlly guts ‘ thorn
ahead of the train. too. though the train
retaliation by gutting ahead of him before
the deal is over.
«090- »
Noted Grapevine.
The vine at Hampton Court Palace has
been presented by her Majesty to the
Princes Frederica for lll‘l‘ private uso.
This vine, one of the (‘lll'lmilllte of tin»
Menu. was planted in 17139. and. ac
cording to popular belief. is iiw lltrgust in
Europe. if not in tho world. Tho official
guide to the place mentions tlmt -‘ in the
autumn it almost drags the.» home down
with its thousand clusters of purple
grapes. numbering. in fruitful seasons. as
may as 8.500 bunches of a pound Weight
etch.“ Hitherto the fruitw-the black
Hamburg grape—has born cxclusively n:-
aerved for the queen‘s dessert. The prin-
cipal Item. nearly thirty inches in circumv
forence it its base. is about 120 foot long.
and. if permitted. would outgrow the
building. which from time to time has
been enlarged until it now occupies a hall
«1.800 square feet.
W
Gen. Fremont has announcoi a novel
solution of the Indian qumtiun. as pro-
pane-that the govcnment of the United
State- sball purchase from Mexico Lower
California. and place uptm it all lndlan
tribe. which it is lmpuuible to restrain
upon reservations. That territory lies he.
tweet the Gulf of California and
thePaciflc. huan area of about 60,000
square mile-1. is uninhabited. and at its
junction with the min land is about 80
miles wide. and toast of its northcr bob
der ianpon a deep river. This would
make it easily guarded. and once on there
the Indians would be so {only Ieouro as .
fly in a bottle. Here the Sioux. Kiowa,
W Apache». Uta. and other
pentatonic: tribes- could be 003m
and could trespa- on no white settlement
can. wut. north. or moth. If any tribe
“red a few scalp. they could he
W by getting u wars wt
other on... and no one woo‘ld th
enact perpetual nuisance. and there
, baa-mint!» government forum
but and other nppllfl. The General
”stab-thoroughlyinmabout
“humanism 3.....qu:
dlflhynad My lbout it to
, ”intimated-mum
and by the electric light every evening
Maine "in: the batman you a
eeeilyeeewhetherthere in anything left
in your pocketbook. _ ‘
w—
11.. present will be ‘ memrable
in astronomical history—a year of rare
planetary conjunction. ofgreat solarcon—
junctiou. and a ymr distinguiahcd by the
near approach of live greet comets. Two
other events remain to be observed. The
first is a transit of the planet Vulcan. It
is prulicted that this planet. whcee exist-
ence is still a nutter of doubt. will cross
the sun's disc on the 12th or 13th of Octo-
ber. The other event is a transit of Mer-
cury over the sun, which will occur Nov-
ember 7th. -
[Cincinnati lrish Citincn.)
Mr. Thomas Lewis. 82 Butler street. in
forms as that for seven years he was amic-
ted with that dreadful malady. Solution}
and being induced to try St. Jacobs Oil.
found almost immediate relief therefrom!
and is now pefcctly cured.
W
M. Tmuvo, a French electrician. has
actually succeeded in propelling a boat on
the Seine by the electrical current. The
motor is fixed to the upper part of the
rudder. and the power communicated ton
three-blade screw in the rear of the boat.
The motor with the abcecaoriea does not
weigh more than 10 pounds. Electricians
expect great things from this application
of that mysterious. imponderable fluid to
the moving of boats.
————‘>———
SKILL lN run WORKSEOP.-To do good
work the mechanic must have good health.
If long hours of confinement in close
rooms have enfccbled his hand or dimmed
his sight. let him at onco. and before some
organic trouble appears. take plenty of
Hop Bitters. His systom will be rejuve-
nated. his ncrvea strengthened, his sight
become clear. and the whole constitution
be built up to a higher working condition.
“—40%.—
It is proposed to place a mcmorial tablet
in St. Janice chapel. Elberon, Long
Brunch. commemorating the late Presi-
dent.
.___ mo—
Victims to consumption and its untold
miseries can keep in good condition. by a
moderate use of .‘lycr'a Pills—the surost.
safest and most reliable cathartic.
<>—~—-—
The observance of the Sabbath is in~
creasing in Paris. In one quarter 6.000
tradesmen now close their places of bus:-
ncss on tho Lord‘s dav.
—- Qw.
The symptoms of itching Pilcsarv mois-
turc. like perspiration. intense 'itching.
most at night. seems as 1! pin worms were
crawling in or about the rcctum. The
more you. scratch tllu \vum they itch:
very distrcssing. The private parts are
often enacted. Du. swavxc's Owrxas‘r
is the most effective remedy extant for
this tormenting complaint. (lives rest at
night without that desire to scratch. Also
has no wpuil in quickly cradicating Titlcr.
Itch. Salt Rheum. Erysipclas. Barber‘s
lick and Pimples. all Scaly. Crusty. Itchy
Skin Eruptions. Hero is the proof: "('cb
thinly the host rcmmiy ovvt' used in my
pmticc." lli‘. Cotton. Woodstock. VL:
“ Troubled with Itching Pilcs for (War
twenty years. it cured me completely." L.
S. Mussel: Enfit‘lil. MD. RAM (”1' 50 (18.
(iii :l ct. stampsl. ll lxixcs $1 ‘37). By Dr.
Swaync K: 501.. l'lulaiivlphia. Pa. Sold by
all druggists.
‘ *> 7“ . .
The Tunkcra‘. (.r llunkarils. in flu-1r re-
cent mooring: in Ohio. passed resolutions
in Ohio. passud resolution-i agaimt Silil‘
ila}'+t‘lli.l()l~‘. high-schools. ruvn'al nicot-
ings. paid ministry. missionary pllllln‘ or
boards. m-mvy soliciting or begging. ”nil
instrumvntai music. ‘
—~ v at.”
Tho \Viil‘illlslll .‘lmlimlist cuiif'en-nce
has l‘mllll’slvtl llit‘ bishop not to give char-
ges to clergymvu who use tobacco.
.0.
Walnut Lon! llalr Restorer.
ls cntirvly dill-crept from all others. it
is as chair as wuicr. rind. as its name indi-
cate-s. ls a perfect \‘i-gctable Hair Restor-
er. It Will immediately {roe the head
from all dandrutl’. rcsturc gray hair to
its natural color and produce a new growth
where it has fallen off. It docs not in any
manner affect thel health. which Sulphur.
Sugar of Lead, Nitrate of silver pl‘l‘lllll'll-
tious have done. It will change light or
fadcd hair in a few days to a beautiful,
glossy brow. Ask yonr druggiat for it.
Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crit-
tcuton. New York. and Gcorgc C. Good-
win & Co. Boston. Wholesalo Agents.
568 15'.
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Governor Plaistcd of Maine, has just
been married an hour before sunrise. but
the fact excites little comment. It is no
uncommon thing for persons to marry bc~
fore they have got their eyes open.—
Louisrillc Couricrwlournal.
w—wfi
It is related of Mr. Spurgcon that he
was once addressed in the street by a per-
son who. with the brie-fest nf introduc-
tions. called him “a very great linmhug."
"I am only too happy. sinwas the prrach-
cr‘s rcply. "to ho a very great anything."
_ ..,,_ ,n
A ac ntimrntal follow at Wriglitstown.
Minn. wrote to a girl that he would hang
himself if she did not marry him. As he
was astrauger. she took his queer mis-
sive as an insulting joke, and replied an~
grily that he would please her grately by
choosing the tree which grew near the
window of her room. When she looked
out next morning there hung his lifeless
body.
”w—
A lady who lecturcd in Deadwood on
mathetio culture was astonished at the
immense crowd that turned out until she
learned that the pro c In ed that
aesthetic culture was aglme 11553.0: new
mixed drink—Laramie Boomerang.
_.__..._ _,
Wonderful Surgical Operation—leach
al «Urinary Stones iron the
Mr. Simeon Tictsell, of Baugertiee. N.
Y.. had been treated for aevcnyears by
various physicians for what they call
Stricture of the Uretha, without benefit.
He finally consulted Dr. David Kennedy,
of Readout. N. Y., who found his iruuble
to be Urinary Calculi. or Stone.‘ in the
Bladder. The doctor at once rem red the
foreign bodice with the knife and then
gave his greatBlocd Specific. "Favorite
Remedy,” to prevent their reformation.
The entire treatment was eminently suc-
cessful. and Er. Tietsell‘s recovery was
rapid and perfect.
While “Favorite Remedy" is a specific
in all Kidney and Bladder (ii-cases. it is
equally valuable in cases of Billions dis-
orders, Constipation of the bowels. and
all the class of ills apparently inse blc
from the constitution of women. it.
Your druggist has it and its cost is only
one dollar a bottle. The luc man is he
who puts this advice in cc. Don't
forget the name and addresa, Dr. David
Kennedy. Rondcut. N. Y. The Doctor
would have it understood that. while he
is engaged in the introduction of his mod-
icine. “Favorite Remedy.” he still contin-
ues the practice of his rofemion. but con-
fines himself enclosiv to ofilcc practice.
He treats nil diseases 0 a chronic charac-
ter, and perrorms all the minor and capi-
tal operations of nursery.
Rubber Paint
‘1!“_ _.
Won the Victory.
And compelled its enemies to place frau.
duent imitations in the market.
All Genuine Rubber Paint bears this
tmde'nlll'k.
Soc that it is on every package.
Jlslmlaceivel an 1111111111
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The Best in the'City
A Full Assortment of
Gents’ Low Shoes.
Button and Congress.
Gaiters.
Ladies’ Best French
Kid Button.
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Oak. . Whitewood
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I c
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Just opened a line line of
Walnut Chamber Suits.
Cottage Chamber Suite.
Parlor Suite.
Setting and Dining-
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All the but make Ind new panama.
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Patent Rockers.
Gents’ and Ladies' Writing
Desks.
Ladies Work Tables. Library &
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Banjos, Drums,
Fifes,
And Sheet Music
Pianos and Organs to Rent. Plum-is. Or-
gans and Mclodoona Tuned and Rupairod.
Instruments sold on Monthly Inautllnwnts.
Old Instruments taken in Exchango for
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edy yet discovered for diseases caused b
derangement of the stomach. liver. an
bowels. which require prompt and effectual
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applicable to this class of diseases. The
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lative
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mug compounded of the concentrated
virtues of purclv vczctnlile substances.
they are positive ,1! free from calcmel or
any in urious ropcrlies. and can be admin.
istoru
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Billousness. Jaundi.
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impart renew
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Wmt‘s Vegetable Liver Pills. when the directions are
strictly complied with.
ad cannula: ni 80 Pm a
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Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
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