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FALES, MEDICINES,

TALES Catharlic and Vegetable Purgative Loz-
l. engers, and the bes, and dee dedly the most pop
ular article not only for adults but for chdreno of ali
countries and climates, and in every conference.-the.
They strictly vegetable with taste lnexpresslbly
delightful; they canse no pain IN the operatinn but no
the contrary feelings OF pleasure, cleans ing the stum
ach and bowels mere perfectly than any other purga
tive. Their magic like operation surprises the most
eminent physicians, and they are rapidly taking the
place of all other purga'ive compounds. Every trav
eller should carry them, every family should keep
them, and every man, woman and child shonld tako
FALES' WORN LoZENGEs
Are a sure remedy, and children love lhem they act
ike charm in removing the symptoms, starting in
sleep, grating the teeth, palene>s about The mouth
and nose, sickness at stomach, precarous appetite,
sweed bowels and general fever; the child falls into
que, sleep, the worms supplied and expelled in
every instance tar heard from the patient en-
tIrely cured.
FALES' COUGH LOZENGES,
For coughs, tldS, bronchitis, incipient consump-
ton whooplns cough and Group, the most happy elect
is obtaned IN few moments the symptoms disappear
and the disease Is al once broken up. single trial
is sufficient TO satisfy the most skeptlcal.
FALES' DYSENTERY LOZENGES
Cures dvsen'erv, diarrhpe and all bowel complaints
ofaduts or children. Pay particular eniion to the
directions which accompany each box and they are
not known to fail. Price % cents.
FALES' CAMPHOR LOZENGES,
For common and ,icl, headache; also mama, epl-
lep>y, melancholy, hystera, ST. Vtu> Dance and al
other cases OF anguor and oppression Of the vita
powers hey perfectly safe for women or children
10 all conditions.
FALES' CYPRfAN HAIR TONIC,
l. now 80 extensively known that comment is use
less. We can say, however, among thousands VIII,
have purchased 1t in this and other countries, none
have com planned but on the contrary expre sed then
wonder and admiration beholGlng It> elect.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The enawi"g AMI antics OF these destructive crea-
lures can ~ bansned forever your houses and
if YOU will procure a box OF the genuine
Madagascar Rat ExterminatOr,
and use II according TO directions.
Yon cannot depend upon the above medicines miles,
Obtained of the proprietor J. Faes, 90 Commercial
street, Boston; to avoid coun,eriel,s the agent ha>
certificate with the written signature of. J. Fales
VI. d. Member Mass. Med. So. and Boston Med. ASS
Dr. Fae> medicines sold wholesale add retail a
No. 96 Commercial ST., Boston.
Burlin gton, Harrington & Brother, Druggists
Wholesale and Retailers for the above medicines
Vergennes, VIM. r. Bxbv, Druggist; Netc Harer
1fis, II. Rider; Bristol, Geo. W. Parmelee; Neu
Haren, A. p. Roscoe; Ftrrisburgh Center, Amo
Weherby Sheiburn, J. b. Isham; HneSbureh, Mar
cur Hull; UIHiston, Morton f. Clark Jericho Cor
ners, Oake, 4. Peck Cambridge Martin Wires
bakersfield, Arlington d. Pomeroy West Enos
burgh James NJ. Dean; Sheldon, A. Keith & Co.
Fairfield, Burr & Fansworth; Eairtar, S. w. Brusl
& Co. 80
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The Vegetable Balsamic Elixir has now been
in general for more than ten wears and
thousands, taught its Incompatible value hy exDer,.
Of ITS wonderful curative properties have accordl
ed to It a celebrity unparalleled in the whole wids
range OF Meo cal science IN this any other contrv
Since this powerful medicine hrst became known
immense numbers, who believed themselves in ,hs
last stages of a confirmed and mcurable nsumpnon
aud pronounced by the most sktlltul nhvsic;an. -
the country past all hope of recovery ba We hsn
rescued mraculously from The grasp of Dea,b L ~.
use, and are now blessed with health and >trenc,b
ltls Natures own simple Restora,ve-a HeaIng
Balm PREPARED by one who was brought 10 The ve,v
brink OF he grave by Consumption and from nIan,ss
celebrated for their great medicinal yrtues ~.
employment OF natural means TO overcome and 60
eract the evils Of Naiwe-healing the Iacs,a'.a
Lungs OF the afflicted patient IN the orst sbe Ca
SEES and restoring the functions of the diseased msm
beers 10 strong and healthy action II has e,isc,sa
cures where all other medicines have failed
In all cases Of I.hma, Whooping Ccnpb or ,be
accumulation Of f5Hegm 30 desructy. 10 he health
and lie OF chlldren-i, Is particularly recommended
a. an uniallng cure and no family in The Union IL
they wish preserve their children from suffering and
death, should not be without IT.
Almost countless testimonials OF its remarks blo
cures from every quarter ofthe Union, and from midi
vldual> in every condition OF life are it, best creden
tials, showing in the most conclusive manner that
| tins Preparation acts upon the human system in .
manner little short Of miraculous. Thee may be found
IN the daily papers, and al,o may be- Obtained in pam
! phlels and handbs OF agents free OF cost.
| This Incompatible medicine is prepared only by N.
II Doves, Troy W., the original inventor and pre-
CURTIS & SMITH, ST. Alhans. VI.
| Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can b.
supplied in any part OF The Union upon The best terms.
| Sold hy especial al'polh'mehL ny
| PECK 4 SPEAR,
| SMITH 4 WILKINS. 4svl r
WB HATCH = Co., winooski pslh.
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G. B A & X US,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
OPPOSITE THE BURLINGTON BANK,
Church IT. BuIiing0n.Nt.
Notice..

THE subscriber would inform the public ,h.t he
L is prepared to clean and finish "omen's Cloaks.
Dresses, Shawl, Bonnels &C., made OF Silk, Cotton
or Wool and pieces Of silks or other fancy good.
will he Colonred and dressed to lie equal TO new
also, Mems Clothes Cleaned and Dyed il necessary
and finished, think, the satisfaction Of the public
a, a reasonable price Silks that are Black can he
coloured 10 any colour wanted, Green, Brown, Scarlet
Crimson, Pink, &c.
Goods forwarded to J. d. &. Martins, by stage
with charges paid, will be attended 10, finished anc
re.urned IN seasonable lime.
THEODORE d. LYMAN.
North ferri>burgh, Nov. II. 1915. 25m6
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SARSAPARILLA.
COMSTOCK d. cos COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT or SARSAPARTLLA, FOR
TIE CURE or

4
TIE CURE or
Scrofula, Chronic Rheumatism,
General Debility, CWaneols Diseases,
Scaly ernplon> of the skin,
Pimplcs on the ace, letters,
Mercurial and Sphilold diseases,
Bile from impure habits Of the oily,
tlceraons OF the throat Liver ectIons,
Pains and swelling OF the bones,
and all diseases arising from an impure state of the
blood, exposure and mprudence Of life, exec, sive
use of mercury e..
The Sar>aparllla can lie drprndel upon by every
one being good a. any other IN th> country or
Europe. People avail themselves not lu>t
they please in using Sarsaparlla. This pure extract
: pu up in large or larger bot any Id for
one dollar, the unprecedented low prize OF so cts
per houe. Sold BY com>tock Il Ru>>, 10 fremont
Row, Boston; HARRINcToN & BEorHER, only
agents for Bur.Inelon.
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HUMA " HAIR,
IN TIE FORM OF A
Beautiful and Delicious
Preparation
CALLED JONES'Sl
CORAL HAIR RESTC r ALIVE

NTOTE-Amone The EDUCATED, there are few who
~ will doubt but That by forcing the roots and scalp
OF the head TO healthy action, can growth
ave, dark, lnxuriant growth. The roots being
charged from the scalp the hair now becomes soft
and silky. Thus the roots strongly fastened in their
native soil, proudly and splendldy display their eau
~, specimen OF dsea ed nature raised from death
BY the powerful aid Of Science.
Having stated : above the actual true, and real
qualities ofJones's Coral Hair Restorative, leave the
INTEL gent portion OF The public 10 Judge OF the truth
Of lis assessing these qualities by The testimonial,
public Officers, &c They are few taken from host
of others. 1t has called forth this testimonial from
the most enlightened body of men IN the world:-
From J. s. Barker. Esq, +. A. S. l.
The American Scientific Institution has been favor
ed with a specimen Of Jones> Coral Hair Re >torative
for the purpose of testing its 'ommeu e qualities,
and reports a. follows 1--WE have infinitely exam.
ined and tested Joues's Coal Hair Res oralive and
find that consists Of compounds decidedly lavofabl,
for nourishng, soitenlng, causing growth curing
dan1rufi, aad giving dark appearance 10 the HAIR
beng the qualnc, most recommended by Mr.. Jones
which his Society finds perfectly true ard IN vlrtu,
thereof award Mr.. Jones his testimonial"
| (SigneD J. s. BARKER, +. A. S. ].
Mr.. Phillips, i9S Broome Street, corner Of Wooster
has used this in his family, aud finds it in every les
pect without single exception all 1t i, represented
| 81 hereby certify that my hair was falling out il
immense quantities daily, and was turning gray am
that since have used Jones's Coral Hal, Resiora
tive, has entirely ceased falling, growing ia :,
| aud has fine dark look. Before / ,iseed Jones'
Cora Hair Restorative, combed handfIls OF hal
daily" w. TOMKINS,
| % King Street, N. Y.
| HARRINGTON & BROTHER, Agents for Bur
| hngton.
! January &c, 1916. 35m3
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FRENCH DEPlLATORY.

This article, used for taking oil supeTiuous han
from the face and neck is sold at so cents per hott
by Com>tock Ross, No. 10 fremont Row, Boston
HARRISGToS d. BROTHER, only agents Tor Buring
ton VI. l6m6
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TO PHYSICIANS.


porter and Abdomido Pelvic Bandagc.
WE have pnreha- ed The exclusive right Of making
w and vending the al Uve mentioned IN >irument>,
within the Counties of Chltrnden and Franklin, IN
the Sla,e OF Vermont and we now O Ter them 10 the
public confident that they eq al IN every respect
and IN many particular, far superior any thing OF
the kind ever offered. They have the unqualified
aPpro alton Of the Medical Faculty in almost all
paris OF the country where they have been nitro
duce1. HARRINGTON a BROTHER.
We have carefully examined Dr. r. Thomp> on''
apparatus for the relef aud cure OF ProiapsuS Ufer
dc as well a the testimony and opinions OF hlsh
eminent members OF the Faculty, anu OF the de-
cded opinion tina, they are worthy the attention Of
the public and tina, they will take high rank among
inventions now before the Public Tor the cure OF the
diseases for which they are recommended.
CHAS. HALL,
H. HATCH,
T., CHAMBERLAIN,
WIN. ATWATER.
The above instruments for sale by
HARRINGTON & BROTHER.
Dec. 3, lsi5-27ms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20

1--WE Houses in Burlington Vnge with small
L lots of Land for gardens with Out Buildings and
Cisterns Of Water. Also, the Shop on Church Stree,
now occupied by Mr.. Jas II. Plat as a shoe shop
Possession will be given the first day of May next or
sooner ISAAC WARNER.
Burlington, Feb'y. &C. SO
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To the Deaf.

TO those who are troubled with Deafness, Buzznc,
i in the Ears and a NOISE as OF water falling, call
and procure good aric'c for u - cents at HAIR
RlNGrON & BROTHERS, and not be fooli>hy
spending dollars Tor advertised hImbugS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20

HeuUS, SC' S'C. W.
Jour years ago last August, The capital of France
l. was astonl>hed in consequence of a discovery
made by Italian Chemist. Many doubtcd-it
seemed almost an mpo>sblluy that any thing made
by the hands Of man, could have such singular pow
ers as that claimed 10y ANTONIO VEspRINI for his in
ventiun Many classed HIM and his invention as a
humbug, (and alas many foolish persons without
trying, do he now y al length, after testing it
in the hospitals the Medical Society ofPars the be
chemists the world delivered the following report
10 Signor Vcsprini:
ave have now INFINITELY and carefully examined
the singular invention OF Ne>prn We have analysed
component partswt have used IN several ca es,
and we hesitate not 10 pronounce il (The Italian
Chemical Soap a. great blessng. and truly won
dcriul remedy for any cutaneous eruption or dl>isure
ment of the SKIN II, inventor we consider the true
rhIanhropsi of suffering mankind.
(SIgned) LEOPOLD DtPREY, Pres"
Then comes The report OF the Sociee de lIn,t-
tute," OF scientific experiments:
"We are astoIndei," exclalmS the aged president,
"at this singular preparation - Vesprinrs Italian
Chemical Soap! Where, indeed, viii science stop
Here we have preparation made IN the form of a
beautiful piece OF soap, winch we know hy actual
PRACTICE TO cure every ciancous eruption, every dis
iigurement Of and even discoored SKIN Where will
lis magic and singular power cease, The Negro
the Creole, the Yellow Race Of The Fast, and the Red
Man Of the Far West are alike under the influence OF
lis extraordinary powers Of clearing yellow or dsrol
orel skin, and making white and beautiful and OF
changing the color Of dark or black brown skin. ,
(Here several persons were brought forward bv the
president, who had used it, in proof OF hi. assertions
READ THIS!
From the Inventor himself to The present Proprietor
PARIS Nov 4, lsiO.-In consideration OF the sun
Of $4,000 have divulgcl to Mr.. T. JONES, residing
in the CITY of New York, A. A., the whole process
manufacturing, together with st,lement Of The in
gradients composing my Italian Chemical SOAP
He is 10 manufacture it for sale in the tni'ed State
only, and to have the privilege Of naming il
"JONES'S ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.'
Witness, Henry j. Holdsworlh.
(SigneD ANTONIO vEsPRINI.
There pro- ably few persons OF intelligence
who, after reading the above, will doub, The qualities
] OF JONES'S iTALlANi CHEMICAL SOAP, in sur
| ing Erp'ion>, ni>hguremcnt> Freckles, Salt Rheum
Scurvy, Eri>ypelas, Snnburn, Morphew, Tan, yellow
| or Brown SKIN &c.
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Brown Sheetings.

IN Bales Heavy Brown Sheeings
~ 3 Fine do do
We cannot say that they are cheap but they will
lie sold at the lowest price the market will allow, by
Villas & MOVES
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New Goods.

JUST received at the Variety Store, a fine assort-
y ment OF Steel and Jet Buttons, Steel Beads and
Purse Trimmings Steel Bags, Clasps and Gold Brace
let Clasps High Back Combs, Ladies Gold Pins to-
geiher with a general variety of fancy articles.
80 BRINSMAID Il BROTHERS.
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ShawIs.

A n almost endless variety Of Shawls, OF beautiful
IA designs and patterns, among which may be
found, splendid all wool Cashmere, Lyons Broche,
Damask, plain de Iaine, &C., &C., offered al small
advance from cost, by n. LOVELY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20

Sperm Candles;

A PURE and good article may be found at HAIR
n RINGTON & BROTHERS al the lowest
cash prizes. Also. Canary SeeI, Yellow Bird Seed,
and Cutie Fish Bone
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AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT
Villas q NcYES.

HAVE now received their Fall and Winter supply
i of Goods. We have added n number Of articles
(Which have been much enqured for) to our former
stock, such as Cotton Yarn, Colored Waddng, Bat
ting, Wlckng, &c. and now accommodate
Merchants with almost anything in the Staple Dry
Goods line.
We would modestiy say to all who may wish to
purchase at wholesale, that our stock Of Goods is
the largest and desirable ever offered by
Our far in jobbng goods has induced Us TO
make larger purchases than heretofore, and we hope
BY selling at low prices to be enabled to do justice to
ourselves and 10 the purchaser
We have adopted The Cash System making all
of our purchases and we .Rafter ourselves with the
belief that goods obtained at the very lowest
prices. Buying Cheap will enable us TO sell low to
our customers, who will please call and see for them.
selves.
Burlington, Nov 10. l545.
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Ifta, N. 7 May, IT, 1915.
Mr.. F. BRowN,-Dcar Sir:-! am gain ont Of your
Sarsaparllla and Tomato Biilers; 1t article hat
i much thongh Of; old lady from Frankfort, Her
kmer County, lays she has been confined 10 her house
for seven years, and this ha> tna led her to get uui.
Several in city lay hat Is the best medicine they
have ever taken.
Ploae send me fresh supply soon, as have not
bottle in the store. Yours with pect ..+f
J. f.. WARNER, per. Il. F. RAY.
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All orders for the above Medicine addressed to tho
Proprietor, +. BROWN, 65 Washington ST., Boston,
will meet with punctual attention.
PECK & SPEAR, Wholesale Agents for Burling-
ton and vicinity. For sale also by George Ayers,
Milton; Boynton & Burritt, Hinesburgh; Landon e.
Garfield Wllislon William Rhodes Jr- Richmond /;
Marin Wires Cambridge II. l.. Camp, Stowe; John
II. Bowman, Nergennes Wllliam r. Russell Mid
debury; ;. p. ReIhed, Montpelier. Sold also BY
Druggists and Agents ceneray.-Sl per bottle, or
4 bottles for So
Sold also BY ". B. HATCH &. Co. winoosk, Falls.
July, 1915. 7yl
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Bath, Me. May 81, lS45.
Mr.. +. BRowN,-Dear Sr:-l have some time past
suffered much from Jaundce and Dyspepsia st the
Stomach; loss OF appetite, and trouble and pain from
the leas, simple food with pain in the head and sIde
slight cough, general weakness and debility OF the
system. Alter using a number of melit-ines without
any relief, was induced to Try your Sar>aparilla and
Tomato BterS. l received immediate relief rom he
use Of one Bottle, and feel fed for the great relic
| have received, and would recommend TO all who
are suffering from similar disorders. Yonrs, truly,
FREDERICK b. SLAlD.
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Falmonlh, May %. 1874

To Mr.. Brown, Chemist, Boston.
ceriiiy that my wife has cen afflicted with very
bad himor her face and at her stomach, for fifteen
years past. After using various medicines recon-
commenced using by The advice If Mr.. Edward Ma
ION, Apo hecary, yuur Sarsaparla, and Tomato Bit
ters and she now in etier health than she has te-
fore enjoyed tor the last fifteen years; and would
cneeriully recommend 20 all and every hone no is
all cted with an! Of the complains whce this medi-
cine Is re- onnended for, TO use it in prefer 10 any
article now IN use, Yours resi- eci'ull,
J. Is. LEACH.
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TNT'IlHU, june ,, TS44.
LIVER COMPLAINT, can be cured wiihou, resorling
10 mercury, If you will only use Browns Sarsapara
and Tomato Biilers.
To Mr.. Fre,ercn Brown, Proprietor ofthe Sarsnpa
rilla and Tomato Biiers:
This certie> that my wife severely afflicted
with the Liver Complainant her health was very Sc
rioUsly undermined. Having Iied various preserip.
tons without success, >he wa fortunately induced 10
try your Sarsaparlla and Tomato Bi,ters her health
soon began TO improve, and she Is now much better
in health, and would advise any one H. III health 10 use
them. Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES carrie
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9eIe1t Gale.
THE F0RSAKEN.
And ho thy loved, thy chosen one,
Why comes he not to Heep2n

BEAUTIFUL ITALY, farewell; I am a.
bout to quit thee, perhaps forever; and
OIL with what different feelings depart
to those which Experienced when | first
beheld thy shores! Then there was an
eye that gazed with me on thy lowell
ress. and beamed more brightly as it
gazed. That eye is closed in death! The
object ofmy pilgrimage has failed. Not
even thy warm sun and purple skies
could restore health and strength to the
poor blighted flower for whose sake !
left my native land. Six months have
passed since we laid her in her grave,
and yet how fresh is still the memory
of that dayl From the earliest dawn un-
til its melancholy close, not cloud ap.
peared to mar the purity of heaven, and
the face of nature seemed clothed in its
most radiant smiles, as though she did
rejoice DER the closing of that grave,
where the young, the beautiful, the in
nocent, had found resting place forev'
er. So should I,too-thy friend-rejoice
poor broken hearted victim. Thou hast
left world Of misery for haven Of
peace in the bosom Of thy God! Thou
art no more! | cannot wound thy gentle
spirit by tracing with sorrowing hand
this sad memorial Of thy wrongs.
1t was towards the close of The year
1885 that Ada Montagu became an
inmate Of my house. Her mother had
been the companion Of my infancy, and
the chosen friend Of my ripper years; and
to my tender care did she on her bed of
death confide her beloved and only child.
Widowed and childlcss, it was withjoy
that received into the bosom Of my
family one of the loveliest Of created be.
ings; I speak not with the partiality of
an adoring friend. Let those who knew
her in bright days Of happiness. ere the
whitening blight Of sorrow fell on her
young heartfelt them answer for me.
Yes; she was as beautiful as the forms
which haunt the poets dream; and the
mind which dwelt within this temple,
was it not the fitting inmate of such a
shrine2 s...
Ada Montagu, at the period Of her
mothers death, was scarcely seventeen.
II was an awful scene the parting Of
that mother and her daug hter. Never
can forget the almost frantic agony
ofthe latter as she knelt beside the bed
Of death. her mothers hand convulsive-
ly pressed within her own.
Listen to me, Ada, my beloved!'
said Mrs. Montagu. 1T were useless
nay, cruel, to conceal the truth from you
my precious one. In few short hours
YOU will be motherless'
Mamma, mamma, oh! do not talk so,
NV heart is breaking' she exclaimed
wildly. I'm mercy do not repeat those
dreadful wordsv She gasped for breath
for moment she seemed about to faint
but, with violent effort, she restrained
her feelings, and flood Of tears com.
ing TO her relief. she was soon enabled
to listen to the last injunctions Of hel
dying. parent. But why should iinge,'
over the melancholy scene which tol
iowedi Enough that within few hours
death had forever closed the eyes ofmy
lamented friend; and had borne he'
orphan and still senseless daughter K
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1)oetrp.
BE KIN d!

BE KINN!
Be kind to Thy fathsr--for when thou vert young,
= Widowed thee so fondly as he7 (gue'
He caught the first accents that fell from thy tom
And joined in thy innocent glee.
Be kind tot.ty father, for now he is old,
:; fIia lock- 1fniermingled with gray;
HIS footstsps are feeble. once fearless and bold
{ Thy father 10 passing away.
De kind tothy mother--for 10! on her brow
May traces Of sorrow be seen;
OhwsIi msys thou cherish and eoamfott si.sfnows
For loving and kind hath she been.
Remember thy mothsr--for thee will she pray,
A long as God giveth her breath;
With accents ofkindness then cheer her lone way.
Zen to the dark valley Of death. :.
Be kind 10 thy brotherhis heart will have dearth,
Ifths smile ofthy joy be withdrawn;
The flowers Of feeling will fade at the birth.
Ifthe dew Of affection be gone.
Be kind to thy brother-wherevcr you are,
The love Of brother shall be
An ornament purer and richer by far
Than pearls from the depth of the sea.
Be kind to thy sister-not many may know
The depth Of true sisterly love;
Tho wealth fths ocean lies fathoms below
Tho surface that sparkles above.
Thy kindness. shall bring thee many sweet hours,
And blessings thy pathway to crown;
Affection shall weave thee a garland Of flowers,
More precious than wealth or renown.