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TIE 6Wfse re- REM AR Will Gp eHHoz BE-
f 4Sai ss SsfSs
ssS3i.s s's,.1, 81 *
three Dats,sr Va &, Ice, dh S s e
lure !. esrg: free from pe' asa generally a'cap'''hss
"' " i,h fessrd to the hr,t OF these rsmars.:4-
well knewa tina, snstuIs j. the result, q mssss,
tnue on from month month, slide. seet. Now
there !. no pain OF inconvenience in see and thsree.e il,
that gset implies achronc inflammation pths whiel
ps or other OF the and faineT mat al
hcagb structure may thus nam unnotlced FOR ecKh Of ms
serious mass not only ofassxus hat those s's nsr
But what especially csds e.. sncn of thi. dofdc,
the idea that structure anno erist SO long as no Imps linen,
:rctuS often EXISTS for Years without pSdnoas ven
n ns: s eess. sag the II % sss
it this state thu, these remarks are published
aie Of lotion very erue Every body knows
S @ ?" this @ cR sny s w
Now, cr and which real phy.olan will i'm
ss's5s i NJ, SStn.
and ps and eoIds and th Ike for many mOnsn ossthsi
With preventing these npor,ions. therefore.
BY w1h % be cam a.. be e
hs % three e a.. d sy
The manner ndting- has been said theri
need be much diminished impcded But observe
lively after il finished and the clothes rcadused wheth
pothing indicative Of .uicture. The nertis
cuirto say how long Gonorhea OI.si may run
s.ssss q: ~. I
a'S
The sStcio structure Ia, ,pon ne pindThe effect Of
ssnss ss,vl9, % @ sasss
that the writer rarely Of structure land
he day) which the patient complain
gratifying aso TO witness te uniform OF and
the disappearing Of other mssdes the progresses
acent to observe land is stated with confidence aud plea
p,edn very little time SO much this couId rot have
in this and such the experience Of the
writer that can now accomplish the OF structure
many days formerly IL demanded months
The also begs nate that those to IN
dcr,k- the cure tbemsclves he mas published little volume
sS 81. ue o. ,e wsn 1S 9qy ,sS
cial md privacys directed in the painest mannet
advisable however that these who II posi-
bs should consult the suthos personally and nothing will
priss than the sud certainty Of his Of
scparats rooms also are rrTsnFa' oT hose who
have TO wait little.
which the public, and especially coming s
may rely with confidence what has been advanced Wiz
ate OF vdiuburgh Sc achs has been engaged in the
othsse dssses both in hospital and city practice for
s s WON on Inst - has essuon letter, from 4,
amenes sis h...y Cooper per 10 Dr. Met Of New Yo.s
led 70 rsr to almost svsry fhysssn Of in this
Ralph sconsu.sd ., private residence No y Green
ich sire e. towards the Battery, houre may Be
sonsusd ~ post The little volume ABOVE referred TO
dollar isf lmsec
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description III heavy and therefore unsuitable bars were
On hand on 3lst utmo Medium sale price 10 per cent
In advance OF that Of lS4l.
SheetThe quantity received moderate and prices
recov red from the decline in ls4 the last OF which was
l3$0O0 first of s42 4So00 the last l5S5OO in advance
exceeding leper cent.
Our readers will perceive the diminution in the import
of cotton manufactures by the annexed of the
quantity received from each OF the principal countries
since l640
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" 4 RITIM E HER AID
g. Zip Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem syST Capa nn q vessss ss VIII gye
port Of the Shipping lett .,se. IL, oS ,biyy c ne t
srr Eo Sp Nw,~. "a -ws they may have. lie will
board them immediately their also Confer ah yor Sy
sending tins Once all Marine ''eysnee tsy Gsn
obtain. Nautical Information of kno VIII NC 'aAu'y
received.
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p Il ANO ORTES AND
NEW MITSIC


THE Musical ORD examine the new ana ele
sal, a. M n Of o onsG Piano FOI'ss nG f..
Of s GS l ana %Ss, the Piano. for 1s
blet corners, hap grand action, keys; L.. &C. Fri
New Popular Songs Duets. Marches, wa,ne,, and pie
ses ' I'm and rom Il the
es gSa's s S,iTfs
Step md
sfr " March,
Esysw a ss cse Sf s sn hand
Ma'ie saloon col Broadway, sCa Of the Golden Lyre.
lrYER-jANEs q ,MosFET, 81 Prime street n; z.
10 soG,saaeass Of manufacturing T.. article hm.slfhs
this country, and fully cqu,l TO the imported.
TO CEDaR WIRE CooPERs.
JAMES G MOtFET Manpiac,u.er 1871 Prince street, N.
prs Brass Pail Eafs Ryet the lowest market prices
TO UMBRELLA MANUFACTURERS, &C..
JAMES q MOFFE Manufacture l2l Prince street N.
brea Paraso aud Shade Faniturs, at the lowest market m
DR. JAYNE's HAIR ToNlC-Hem the words of the
HAppoSrrELp, N. j., Feb. 10, 1913.
th 1 h D. So as' Of Hs oSsusa Of
has most lna s r or h nae
pea. U9 head become almost
after upq bottle Of the Tonic" have as luyur,ant
growth OF hair as | ever had G.. q PARK,
Pastor BAPTIST Church at Haddon6eId n, J.
Sold at sos Bro ydwav, New YORK. mis- W.
NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INST-
the afc Scientific medical aid. All kind OF dis
will be treated and surgical operations OF every dscrp
tic performed the careful and scientific manse One
OF the first ocouss the city will attend to the treatment OF
all diseases of the and Pacula attention paid TO
the tretment OF all female compans Very great success
has attended the Treatment of diseases oi the skim Patients
whs desire it will be visited their houses Those whose
means are limited will only be required 70 pay for their med
cnes hree four provided Tor private consud
on The lug department is attended by arohecary Of
great experience and our medicines be relied on IS
pure anh genuine Cuppng and leechng will be done the
shortest notice. Open dsy aud night
DIR. HOMER BosTwlCK,
- After ding Ply stefan and surgeon,
u,. =. 10 Chambers 81. I'd house west Of Broadway.
REV. DR. ED. Y. HIGBEE
REV. DIR. w. G.. BROWNLEE.
REV. DIR GEO POTTS.
REV Dr.. q. SPRING,
REV. DIR. SCHROEDER.
| mil 1mis sec
OOK AT TbS-Jus received lot noe h5Lix Al onIv 4
- lot fine double WI change BILE Parishes only
I'D; table linens yds wide, only 4, 6d ot fins hy,d
eth AZ onv Is 6d lot fac double med cSss,meres a. e. s
Io best saneis ony % 6d shifting musns al cents ne
yard book muslns az Isl lot cambc musin I'd Der
yard lot supene double width apscca ustres cbean. ot
fadcs collars lot mems fine only cts
lanes chsap good silk at cents
will nav anv one to 20 miles 10 WLLET HAWKINS
stora Greenwich street. 5st store below Spring street
4 milo lmssm
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LOUISIANA AND k8f NEW EN hkf line OF PACKETS
~ ~ rs 90 ~

,$~SdfEu dNkAONu t~ascEcic ,01HA1ys ,xf64Rp
For the better accommodation of Shippers intended To
despatch ship from this the 10TH 18TH 2O aud
' OF each month sncng the 0h october and corinn.
ing until May when regular days will be appointed for the
nainder OF the whereby great delays and dsappontments
will he rcvenied during the months. The following
ships Will commence this arrangement:
f.hlp YAZOO Captain Cornell
Ship OCONFE, Captain Jackson.
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Hard.
ship L0uiSXiLLE, Captain Hunt
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Mixer.
ship eiASION, Captain Latham.
Ship HUNTSvILLE, Captain Mumtorc.
Ship OCMULGEE, Captain Lcsvitt.
SHIP NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson.
Ship MEMPHIS, Captain Knight.
Ship LOUISA, Captain milford
for packets Of light draft OF have recently been
xwy eoered and put splendid order with accommodation.
Tor unequaed for comfort They commanded
by experienced masters who will make every give
general Satisfaction They will ell times be owed mp and
down the Mississippi by steamboats,.
Neither the ownsrs captains of these ships will be
ee for VERY bullion preccaS stones, silver plated ware
OF tte parcel package sent by beard OF
them pnle; regular bills T aiding taken for the ard
the value thereon expressed.
tOr freiRht or passage, apply
r. X. COLLINS u CO, Sc South ST., or
HULLIN WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Ore who will promptly forward all goods their address
The ships OF tins line warranted sail puncually ad
yerised and will be taken have the
measured. md
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PICKED UP before the 1871 Broadway on Saturday S ny
so,b, Us, private diary or bSSs by
appyipg a. The desk Of this office. mig 2tec
THE ExkCUTIvEC Of tn Public SehGois
the removed from walks alley. o. the sehSo,:
have wo done aud The manner in when has been
'el''' '"'' '''''' j. B. COLLINS. seers,my.
March IT, ISis. mI9t.ec
bTALAN 95 hs BENEFIT Of ns
apponed by the abov. socsty take pleasure to an
cps f have !" ss
sn s. Msonss ana s saS p IS bssn
Rarsti and o.bs who will be mentioned IN the pI9gTam%e
Ticket. 50 be had all the music Sig Ra
SC0TTIsH MUsIGAL ENTERTAINMENr.-Mr
- GShSs End the %,,s: one
The Pogr mme will contain an entirely new and choice
v.a, -. SONGS, DUETS AND BALLADS,
G is b Number Of cs @ 80 as
T,che to be all the music stores and Mr.. Clre
ateiy m 0 2tr
GRAND CONCERT.
M public, that his Grand vocal and u1,rue nal concert will
he he Vii si y ss sSn
Madame Maronceli, Mons: Chs,el,
Sig De Begins, Sig Brnedid,
sig. Martini, Zig. Coups,
Mr.. KYLE, M Auoic
Mr. soiemon,A Young Fos pupil Of Mr. MaSnss will
make his first appearance. m89t
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY-1hira
b.ated Oraioo Of the Creon, will be pcrmed entire on
Monday evening next the 20h Instant at the ernace
Principal Vocal PerformersM Strong Mr.. Massett, and
Mr.. Comes. "
The safe of Tickets being now strictly roh,bed yearly
bs are bs'pss . ;ce S%s s. @ mem en-
lie performance for year.
Subscriptions received by Firth Hall franklin Square
/. Hewitt Co. and Saxton & Miles, Broadway; j. A.
Sks Secretary Ill Nassau street by either OF the Mama
gers. mic cod Ctr is
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALES.
tHOMAs III. spsnoncel
BY fNLI HOWARD
't~rss @es. - -fI1. enr fiI 'tiv
MONDAY,
Atlok O'Clock, at2 James street, near Chatham,
Stock If small stock mily groceries, wines
liquors fixtures stand casks counte Sc By order OF an as
Also, Is demijohns fine wines brandy and gin.
II TUBS aud irkns excellent butter.
TUESDAY.
At 10 O'Clock ia the sales roo'e. -
Extensive sale Of elegant seasonabe dry goods London
cloths csssimeres vespgs shtngs sheengs tabe damask
hosiery. aees ,haws, silks musDs &c COMPRISING ~ con
nnaon the sale the valuable stock Of awhoeae and retail
ator. IN the above line; sold IN lots TO SUIT.
Also numerous articles pledged, jewelry Watches msic
instruments &c.
WEDNESDAY,
At 10 l-2 o. lock in the sales ROOM
Large extensive and valuable Of and second
hand household and bin furniture.
THURSDAY,
AT 10 l-2 o'clock a the auction
10 Hote Houses and otheLarge sale OF French
patent and oihe! bedsesdw be sold without be-
tween nd 400 single double and patterns
styles and patents maple cherry cedar mahogany, ncud
Inc 10 highly fn' he'd and mahogany Frenchdo.
Also same time by order OF superb sofas II do
rocking chairs and doz paror French do do
Catalogues in time. Terms liberal, At the sale.
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WIDOW WEIGHS

FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS
THIS MEDICINE, celebrated in England and
Europe, has for The first time been introduced into the
uaited States It's wonderful curing female
plain and removing distractions and disorders especial
ly incidental to the female well known to all
they in Europe, female will be without them TO
don have selected tu, one Mace in hi. country VIII, The
genuine pills can be Obtained Pace 81 per All letters
must be post psd. For sale
The New York Medical and Surgical Int,ute,
mig 1ms rs Chambev I'd house west of Broadway
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 20.
Cleared

,uN RISES. 8 NOON RIsEs.... -. 10 So
,UN sErs ...... .....6 9 HON -. 10 Sc
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Died.
Suddenly on Friday March Nth, in the 45'h year of
her age MAsY BoorH rect Of the late Jonas Booth Jr
The friends the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral from her late residence Eleventh street
near Broadway, 0his) Sunday afternoon at o'clock
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Domestic Importations.

CHApLylror-Shp Ansor73 bales cotton I6 ck 20 hf do
SIN ill., Mills co-9a do Bryant Maand-86 ties 20 f do
Waring-2e css II Ster'ing-7 Tisdale Boarrm . ,
cotton Spear Paren5s Avmsr ee=o5 Center eSn9,
rIl-43 Holbrook, Nelson COS; Bolton Fox Living
stou. 4 80
NEw ORLrANs-Bng Ansors-( Reportet Yesterday )I9oe
bbls flour suydam Sage coc9 hhd ISL bb!s pork LELAND
co-los bbs do Bovd coa7 ties naxseed Il Hazard
cc-66 bhs lard 10 tcs &c kegs do Smith s -
New ORLrArs-schr David Pratt-I7 hbs pork Brush X
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o Msssrs. J. Tease 4 Son, As Division street.

~ B-We would here that the above gentleman is
now Pastor the German Mission Church, Second
near Avenue all who sceptica will please call
~ j. TEASE u SON,
IS Division street
Ascn-Ilushtos Aspinwal, 10 Astor House, lo Broad
,vav aud e6 William st; Tmpson, Fulton and w iliam
,s; Baieson No. Park Row, Ann st; Keer, TAG broad
way; Drugs Broadway Churchs Dpcnsary 1888 Bowey,
cor Sprns 81. Badeau, 260 Bowery; Dr. Legget No II Ave
nue. b.; DR. Harsow No II stantons Dr Hurt s Grand st;
Marin, cor Plat 9th Avenue; Smith 232 Gcenw ch
DR. Hill 1908 Greenwich FeDkcs Is Greenwich street;
Washburn, 2s5A Blcecker st.
yr Hendley Is High dos Nh. SMITH u Fulton street, 90;
Mr., SrIes lisa Fulton at Mr.. Crocker, Atanc and
denry sts dol Burgess Zebe, No. Ledger Buildings,
Philadelphia; Rcdding o. No State street, Boston;
JeIer 81 State IT. Albany; Robinson, No o Baltimore
,altimore, Md. -
B-Each agent who sells genuine Horehound Candy,
sscercate agency signed by pen, John Peasc Son
a3ff
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AGGRAVATED CASE OF SCROFULA.
WITH NINE LARGE ULCERS ON THE LEG EN-
W iahELf CURED-aiter being given up incu able
by the rhytlcians, cured by BnstoIs
proof o. the virtues of Bstos SarsipaIla The following
one OF the many hundreds who daily tesying OF the
psroIlty OF Bristol. ssspara the PUFF
ed nto the notice OF the Brsols Sara
para performs all purpss to DO and gives salts
trial.
New YosK, Feb. atl. 1919
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MADAME COSTELLO.

FEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS-0uaranteed every
T. case where the monthly periods have become il.
regular from colds or other Their certainty of
action has long been by the medical profession
and hundreds that have uees tried boastcd eme
des-ndeed these Pills their eheos that
is necessary their though they contain
medicine detrimental TO the Advise gratis
to all those who the Pills. by Madame Costello, n Lis
penard where the Pills sold genuine Price 81 box
mic q
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MUSICAL INsTRUCTlON.-Mr. McDOUALL beEs
" TO inform her friends and the public that continue
give Instructions the Piano forte her residence
or that Of her pupils Terms moderate.
81 West BrosJv 10 i'm
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RIO JArERo-Barque Adaric--l Reported yese7dsy)-
$500 oodhue co400 do ps Spanish douboons
McCracken Lvipgston-22O bags coffee 100 bbls Stiff
kin Iron.Ide -.
ssABrg Mary-7s bales deer skins 70 do hemp 81 hides
box $4,000 Patruo9 de la Granla-5 tons log
wood to order
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subscriber stantIy receiving all deseIpt of
gold and silver Watches of the styles direct from the
manufacturers in England. Fance, and Switzerland, he
enab ed to offer large and much less
retail than other house the city Gold watches low
s5 each. Watches and jewell exchanged bought
All watches warranted keep good time, the money
turned Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best
and lower than other place the
city g. &. Allen. importer Of watches and jewellery whole
sale and retail w all street. u,e-lm
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Though the pleasure Of pesar, scquain,a
YOU of duty yourselves aad the publ:
generally CONSTANTS T. bear Testimony unsolicited by
ago, been seriously afflicted th cold breast
the symptoms Of which becoming alarming acciden
,egnaT Of cr few days found quite enpsctsSy the
AND easy discharge together with other most desirable
effects which your Candy produced saved probably
from Consumption which seemed to lay fast hold
lungs and enabled pursue arduous duties without
embarrassment while at the same tins recovered my
health.
With TIL sineerest respect,
am gentlemen, yours, &c.
JOHN &, LYON,
Pastor Of the Methodist h. Church. York, Pa
January I, 1912; ,,,-.-.
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04H FOn Llf acknowledgements Pdchet w.
XN ptcb-The very superior fast sailing packet ship
ASuVlRGINIA Captain. Allen, Will sail a. above,
her regular day
Having superior accommodations for cabin cabin
and persons wishing embark should
make early APPLICATION board foot Of Maiden lane or to
JOSEPH MeMUkkAY,
100 Pine ST, South.
Pr SThe above will be succeeded by the Packet ship Ro
scius, Capt Collins, sail on the 25th March.
Persons wishing send for their friends residing in the
them brought by the above ships
any regular packets by applying above by letter.
post paid m11r
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warded, But the happiness we have IN ieeins 'h''
we have done right and that God is pleased ~'h o.
is a sufficient reward while 1--we on ini' en''''
without any other. We will pass over iew yeai''
and those boys will have become men
In certain village there was clergyman - wen
beloved by his people, that he was almost dolized'
and his name was Doardman. One day there came
to his house man who had been so intemPenie,
Tint he had almost lost The of his lInbs, aud seem
ed to be very old although he said be was bat forty
years of age. He begged the privilege Of staying AZ
the minister's few days, FOR he hadn't any money,
and his conduct had been such his friends did not
care so much about him. The clergyman thought his
countenance was one that he had once known, and
you may Imagine his surprise, when he found TO BE-
that of Frank Aliens. But he did tell hun about
the cap or Clothes medal, but did every thing or
his comfort that he coud.-And this Is the WAY 20
obey the golden rule.-When people say things TO
that not right, should not reply with bitter
ness but remember that "a soft answer turnoth away
wrath Also that God keeps all these things "a ~
membrance, and if we love and serve Him, hc will
not see US forsaken while we live, and when we
die will have a treasure laid up in heaven Cor us.
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Concord Railroad


nN uti alter ths ioth 81 Apni. P.sssu~u, ,,.sr.
" vii run daiiy, sualnys sxerpaes. he conara,iou
iih lhe bosion snd Lowell. afad n aahua noH l,,
Ell Railroads o. follows, via
Lave Boston 81 ~. a. no. and So
Leave Concord a. Am.li i-AaH&8rm
rrains hon Intermediates pisces al ruu 90.
iows,vz
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell ~ q IA a ~. ~ IA ~ A "a -
d. Nashua - oAw, I-AFx& i-2rn
DO Manchester . "a A n. I "a - a. = IA ~
Immediately on the arrival - the cars from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester la n. ~ ~ g. 3O4FH
20 Nashua 6l-2AM,t rw&A 3.arn
do Lowell la n. 2Pm a 5l2pm
or Immediately on snival q the car from Concori
The second train from Concord arrives in Bssion
Ia season ior Passengers 70 taks he O'Clock train
Ncs York.
The Morning and Evening Trains from Coacsrd
connect with the Of The boston and Maine Rad
road, that Passenger may pass daily twice oihrr
way, between Concord, Manchester. Nsshua. Ando-
yer, lIaserhii, Exeter and Dover snd daily. either
way, bctwixt Concord aud Portland; also. daily from
C0ncoTd. by Portland. 10 brunswick, Hslowrn, snd
Augusta.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily follows;
Leave Boston At IL aud arrive o, Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord at 6l.2Fn and arrive o, BOslJa
at Z the neat morning.
Frright First class. 81. second class. So.
Freight should he drk,ercl at Concord and Dos.
ton hour al least before lsavipg 70 insure De-
livery BY the lrsi succeeding train.
Al passenger baggage shsLiJ D. marked. t-i
when valued ~ more ,hau $50. uotsoe shnuid be gs-
en- and eAtra charge paid. or 90 claim - tamser
or loss beyond such puD' so be- a,-svssu
y. q. UPHAM. sopt
April 3, 1919 Gaa.7
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Wool Growers,
TAKE NOTICE.

Tie Subscribers would inilru. the public that they
have recently formed clnuec'isl in business, and
haze taken thr voo-n Aiil, heretofore occupied BY
Thomas and Grorgr Grocutanks IN Barnet, Stevens
ViHtre. nnd have pu &. IN ihofough repair the mill
suj machinery, and &c w readiness 20 receive uHd
manufacture Wool D. 10 Chfsinscrcs Baskets. Fian.
uri,, and shawl or Frocking. ON reasonable terms
o. the yard 1T on sha They will also card w Dol
aa. dress cloth and tend 10 ~ kinds 81 col0firg
either yarn or cloth AID they pledge themselves that
t'.ir SorS SHALL be done 20 The saulfclon Of those
wlio may fivoi thrm with tlcir palionsge. They
viii give stiict and constant personal attention 10
their business. aud from ;hc.r long experience
manufacturers they hope TO receive liberal share Of
public patronage.
GEORGE GREENBANKS ia.
JAMES TAYLOR,
Barnet. Jpne s. lsAl 3O7ws
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Youths Department.
From the Christian Secretary.
III EN- RY AND FRANK.

Ia ~ II l
Henry Boardman, (sad Frank AlIen) see what
nice new velvet cap have got, and you are obliged
TO that old hat, which looks as if it had been
through the Revolutionary land all the wars since
that time, in every country beneath the sun. Henry
felt his temper rising, for he poor and his moth
widow; but he checked it, for he was sensible
boy, for one Of nine years of age, and the reply he
made was to mildly say, it is examination day at
school, Frank continued trying to vex him by taking
out OF his purse quite number oc silver pieces say
ing have got so much money to spend, just as
please worth good deal more than that old medal
which you expect to get to-day, and which you will
suppose. Henry cast look the money, and then
at his Clothes which were almost threadbare
and he almost wished he rich, for he had heard
his mother say they were; but he said not
word, altho' the tears trickled down his cheeks.
When he got into school, the teacher perceived some
thing was the matter with him. and he kindly asked
him what it was; but Henry told him not much Of
anything, carefully concealing Franks imper,nence.
because he knew the teacher would not approve of
1t at all. The examination took place. and the prize
medal was given to Henry. Some gentlemen present
were so much pleased with his appearance, that they
inquired about him, aud the teacher was not back
ward in giving him good name, for he had always
been good boy, in consequence of which hand
come sum OF mOney was left for his benefit And
ahus we see that merit is sometimes Immediately re-
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BE KIND TO EACH OTHrR.

BY CHARLES SWAIN.
Be kind TO each other!
The nights coming on,
When friend and when brother
Per chance may be gone!
Then midst our detection,
How sweet TO have earned
The best recollection
or kindness-reiurRei!
When day hath departed
And Memory keeps
Her watch broken hearted,
Where all she loved sleeps!
Let falsehood assail not,
Nor envy disprove-
Let lrifles prevail! not
Against those ye love!
Nor change with tomorrow,
Should fortune take wing,
But the deeper the sorrow,
The closer still cling!
Oh, be kind to each other!
The nights coming on,
When friend and when brother
Perchancc may be gone!