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SALT RHEUM.

and having witnessed It's good effects upon many per-
within Or knowledge, fully satisfied thai il is
a valuable medicine, perfectly safe, convenient and
highly cflicacous, and would therefore recommend it
every occasion mos, cheerully persons suffering
from any humor, especially Salt Rheum
C I. Covell. Hartford. CT. VIM f Goodenow. Norway
VIM Tyler, Norwich. do 6 Barrows, Lewiston
Carter & Colcord, Boston 6 w SAWYER Dover
q NJ Eddy, New Bedford Wooster rker, do
S Harrison, Boston Joel Paine, Jay
John Williams S Boston John Wakefield, Rockland
Ariel Work, Milton II 6 Wasnburn Belfast
A Sprague, Nantucket T Batcheder, Levani
Ladd Il ngraham, Bangor Gilbert Parshey, Sangervle
S Ingraham GarildeD David Hammond, Troy
VIM Muuroc, do. Francis Blake, Harrison
Austin Sweetand do --WB Weber, Webster
Certificates 10 almost any extent might be added if
necessary but the proprietor feels that the article has
become we'll known. and It's virtues gene rally
nowelged, even by ply sIcians, 10 make il
essary offer further proof of the merits of the article
For sale in this city by A. G. Page and a, the
Bath Book Store; Brunswick, VIM Baker and F.
r GalcheIl; and by Druggists generally. Price 81
With full directions. 32u
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Caution to the Public.

NLARISA OWEN huvmg cnuli0ned The public
" against the purchase of The Shp-yard; and have
advertised The same for sale. state that said Carisa
by The name of Clarisa II Owen, by her v arranted
deed duiy and recorded i'll Register Dee.s
for the Western District OF Lincoln County, Vol. 30
page 453- convey d The snme TO my wife, Nancy NJ
Owen. which Deed has been cancelled. and il
in full force. This land my wife autho ICES
sell for her and am ready 10 do on fair
BENZ. ON EN-.
Bath, Feb (. 1852 Sw33
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SPOKEN.

Jan g. LAT % NJ Ion 1872 W, Katahdin Morse from San
Frsncisco for Calcutta
Feb lat 26, lon 70, ship Francisco from Wiscasset
supposed n new ship bound to the Gulf of Mexico .
Jan 80 lat "a 81, Ion 70 10, ship Costello, Watts fin
Orleans for Liverpool. 1853 =" -
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To the Honorable Arnold Blai ey, Esquire, Judge Of
Probate within and for The CO uuty of Lincoln.
THOMAS CHILD OF lhirsLurg. in The County Of
L Lincoln aforesaid, guardian OF Calvin b. " bile,
minor and only heir Jaw Of VIM b. " hiie. late Of
sal Phpsburs, deceased, respectfully represents that
said minor Is the of certain piece oil real estate
situated III said fhip>l ug. arctd as follows l" vii:
northcrly by land Of VIM Roeers-euscrly by Ken
nebec river-soulherly and westerly by Drumore Fay
and Mill pond subject 10 the right Of COVER OF the WI
dow OF said deceased
And said guardian further represents that il would
be for the benef, o said minor that undivided third
paris said real should be sold and disposed
and proceeds thereof out interest, the said
real es,ule not being productive 10 snid minor.
And said guardian further represents that an advan
iageuus offer has been made 10 him for said Two und
vded third paris c said real estate Of The of nine
hundred and fifty dollars, by Charles Gould. of Lisbon,
said County, ard Ri The Interest o said minor, md
all conce rncd woud be best promoted by immediate
| acceptance of said offer.
Wherefore SAID guard an p7ays that for the rea sons
aforesaid he may be empowered and lice nsed sell
private sale The snd undivided third paris Of said
real the said Charles Gould for The before
mentioned wiki " iihou public noljcc, the dis
! cTetion of said guardian, THOMAS CHILD,
Guardian OF said Minor.
| Wisei sset, Feb 2, 1852 3w34-
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RBcIrRocIrY.-By an order of the Spanish
Government, foreign vessels are to be placed on
the same footing as Spanish bottoms in the
Peninsula and adjacent island, as respects
navigation, harbor, lighthouse, anchorage and
other dues, provided foreign governments will
grant similar advantages to Spanish vessels in
their waters.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per Steamship Pacific, at New YORK.
Cid at Liverpool 23d ult, bark Glenburn, Sampson,
Baltimore.
In the Severn about 25h, outward bound ship Richard
Morse Perry for New York bark Glenburn, Sampson,
for Baltimore.
Cowes oath, ship Naples, Duncan, Havre for APP
alachicola
CowEs, Jan 25-Put in through stress Of weather, the
ship Naples Duncan, from Havre for New Orleans Tor
Mobile.
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STOVES.

A LARGE assortment Of Cooking. Parlor, and Store
n Stoves, Of the most approved patterns, now senng
Also, constantly hand. Coal Hods, Shove,s; SIN.
en- Stove Funnel Irons, Tin and Copper Ware Of
every description, and all o'heI aeles usoay xSp,
a hardware store. MAI ChELL LOW.
Bath, jan 2e, 1852. r. u
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e The editor of the South Boston Gazette
informs his readers that his I" bill of Wriehfsr
has received an increase recently; and he
therefore claims an increase of 1000 subscribers
to his subscription list. 1t is no more than
,orisht that he should have them, and premi-
um too from the " Society for the promotion Of
Domestic manufactures"
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% Why is John Bigger's boy larger than
his father' Because he is little Bigger, to
be sure.
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PROTECTING LETrERs.-The Philadelphia Led.
gen says that in new edition of the Post Of
flee regulations about to be published, it is
provided that in every case where the writer
OF letter choosed to protect it from the chance
of being opened at the department, and des-
troyed as dead letter, he can do so by pre-.
paying the postage, and writing legibly on the
sealed side the words, "to be PRESCRIBED" in
which case it will be rescued from the liability
of being committed to the flames, and its seal
will remain intact.
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AccIDENT.-On Wednesday last, Mr.. John
w. Simson, formerly of Phillips,) in attemps
ting to descend from the third floor to the base
ment of the new MILL lately erected by the
Water Power Company, by means of tackle,
fell about twenty-six feet, upon some steam
pipes, fractnring his leg in shocking manner,
and seriously injuring his wrist His leg is
broken about three inches below the hip joint
-Le,cist0n Jour.
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Notice
BOUNTY LAND.

ny late decision al Washington, it is now establish
b ed thai all The Militia of Maine, who serted in the
War of 1912, for thirty days or more are ent lied 10
Bounty Land under the Act OF Sept, 1850.
Widows and minor children of deceased soldiers are
entitled 10 the benefit cf the Act.
The undersigned is PREPARED 10 receive applications
for Ronuty Land and 10 prosecute them with prompt
hENhi lNuA LIZ.
Wiscasset. Jan 10. 1852 3m30
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LINCOLN, sat Probate Court held at Wscas-
sci, within and for The County Of Lincoln, the
second day of Feruary, AD 1852.
Onthe foregoing petition, ordered that the said petit
TONER give notice 10 all persons interested il SD id
late, thai they may appear Court of Probate be
holden al Wiscasse within and for said County on the
frs, Monday Of March next by causing copy OF
said petition, with this order, 10 be published In The
Eastern Times paper printed at Bath in said County,
three wee ks successfully previous 10 said Court
arnold BLANEY, Judge.
Atie.t:-EDwIN :. HoyEY, keisfer.
true COPY. AteG EDWIN s HcvEY, Reg. 3w3*
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Wallet FOund.

CONTAINING some money and papers. The cwncr
" can have the same by proving prope riy and paying
charges Apply 10 REV. E. GERRY.
Phipsburg, Feb 10, 1852 3w3I
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Commissioners Notice.

Time eatended on Joseph Se,ealFs Estate.
THE undersigned Commissioners to examine the claims
against the of Jos. SEwALL, deceased hereby
give that further time of four months the
fifth instant has been allowed by the Judge Of Probate
bring and prove said claims and the under will
the office of David Bronson, in the Custom
House building, the first Monday of February March,
April and May next O'Clock in the afternoon for
that purpose. ID. c. MAGOUN, (c.-.--,-
D. BRONSON, COMMISSIONER
Rath Ian 1871 tf3l
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sau Juan Nic-In port 5th, bark Qunnebaug Goodell,
detained for salvage
Whampoa-sld Nov 49, ship North Carolina, (of Bath)
Flitner, New York.
mo Ianero-ln port Dec Esd, ship Realm, Stephens,
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To the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Esquire. Judge Of
Probate. within and for The County OF Lincoln
DEM +. TALLMAN, administrator of the estate
ID Of William F. Tarr. late of Woowich, i'll said
County. deceased, respectfully represents that the per-
sonal ofhe said deceased is sufficient by the
sum of three hundr I'd and eighty dollars and eighty
six cents 10 answer his just debts and charges of ad
minisaion; he therefore pravs That he may be EN-
red and licensed 10 sell and convey much OF the
real Of The sad deceased may be sufficient 10
raise The said sum with incidental charges.
BENZ. F. TALLMAN.
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Portland, Dec. 10th, 1851.

We, the undersigned, hereby certify that we
are well acquainted with Mr.. r. N. Brown and
his wife. They boarded with US about three
months last fall. We saw nothing but he was
kind and affectionate towards his wife. But
she appeared to be Discontinued and homesiek,
and would often speak of leaving him and her
child On the day she left Portland, she called
upon US to borrow money to pay her expenses
to Damariscotta. We refused to let her have
money for that purpose and endeavored to dis
suade her from deserving her husband and
child. We asked her if her husband had
treated her ill-she replied that he had not
that he had ever been kind to her, and had fur
nished her with everything she wanted. Said
she had determined to leave Mr.. Brown; be-
cause she could not be happy with him, and
her affections were placed upon another man
who lived in Damariscotta, and she could not
help it. SAMUEL LINCOLN.
JANE B. LINCOLN
Mrs Lincoln further states that sometime
before this, Mrs. Brown stated in conversation
! with her. that there was another man at Dam
ariscotta whom she liked better than she did
Mr.. Brown, and that this other man was more
like her, and that she could have had him, and
that her own image was mirrored in his, and
she could not help it. JANE b. LINCOLN.
! Portland, Jan. 18th, 1882
1, Mrs. Alice Miller. certify that am &C.
| quaintcd with Mr.. R. N. Brown and his wife,
| and assisted in their beginning to keep house,
| after they left Mr.. Samuel Lihcoln's. l say !
never saw anything in Mr.. Brown but was
| kind and affectionate towards his wife.
think that he did everything he could for her
| comfort, and that it was his wish to make his
wife happy and contented. Zoo LEI
| Mrs. Brown while was with her appeared
very disconnected, and took hut very little
interest in her domestic affairs. And said she
did not care anything about Mr.. Brown or the
child :: will 20 home; my affections are or
another man could have had him.
| ALICE MILLER.
Portland. Jan. 10th, 1852,
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For Sale.

TWO SHARES in the Commercial Bank. Inquire at
L this Office.
Bath, Feb II, 1852. go SWISS
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LINCOLN sal Probate Conri held at Wiscasset,
within ard for the County Of Lincoln, oil The I'd day
of February, A d 1852
On the foregoing petition ordered thnf The said petit
TONER give notice all persons Interested in said es-
tate thai they vappear Court Of Probate 10 be ho
denat iscass within and for said County the first
Monday of March next. by causing copy of said petit
ton, with this order, 10 be Published i'll the Eastern
Times printed Bath in said County, three weeks sue
cessively previous 10 said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY. Judge of Probate.
Attest: EDWIN ;. HovEY, Register.
ATrue Copy Attest, EDWIN S, flovEf, Reg. 3w3i
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New Shoe Store {!
Bearings Panacca Lapsorum.

IHlS is an invaluable remedy in ell injuries resulting
from external violence, such Commissions, Sprans
Iacerntions of soft parts, Cuts, Infammatons Fee
from injuries and dangerous surgical operations
many o Pain in the Chest resembling Plenrisy
some of Infammatory Rheumatism Lameness
and Sore Feet from long walks, ard tight shoes also in
Cons made by pressure; in short, dry, nightly
Coughs with Splitting OF Blood Nose Bleed from blows
in Dizziness and Pressure in the Head in violent Alter
pains in child bed also in Injuries Of the heads Of In
fants at birth, &c, &c
The proprietor in offering this article the public does
not pretend that is sovereign remedy for every dis
ease incident to human life but Tor the purposes above
specified 1t is WITHHOLD A PARALLEL A trial ia
only needful prove this fact and cheapness places
this trial within the reach Of ALL The proprietor might
obtain many testimonials its great WORTH but the
joined are deemed sufficient
The undersigned, having ourselves made of Dear
ngs Panacea Lapsorum, believe it TO be Of the
valuable remedies offered TO the public.
WILLIAM STACEY, WILLIAM F. EIDE.
THos. r. BRADFORD, ANDREW r. CAHILL.
For sale wholesale and retail by the proprietor, Bath
Me. JOHN DEARING.
ian. IA, 1852. en3O
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Copying Presses,

DILL HEAD 10XES, Posi- Offices, Calendar RS, Gard
IL Racks, Pen Racks, and large variety of Fancy
Stationery, just received and for sale by
May 7, 1851. AZ SAWYER & MAGOUN
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THREE first rate Satin Vest Makers, and 25 GOO
L Coat makers at W HAWTHORNES
~ 63 Front Street, Bath.
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d r.. p Az N e.

Has removed to the house on Middle Street.
recently occupied by B. c. Bailey, Esq, nearly
opposite the New Jerusalem Temple.
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Flour.

THE subsc ribers have hand large lot of superior
Flour which they will sell as low the same qual-
ity be bought in this city. RR SMITH co.
Jan > 1852. 20
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following so close upon the poison, will trust
60 far to neutralizs its deleterious effects.
Cl - r. N. BROWN.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21

4ua't know what'll become Of the coun
ary if The Wings gel the upper hand IL
aid this with such mournfal expression
bat see the tears come into Aunt kez-
iah'r eycs She's "a good Christian woman,
md she laid her band on his shoulder, ant
says she, "Oh, Mr.. Downing, pray dou'i
be 50 worried, but trust in Providence"
And now, Mr.. Gales g. Scaton, il YOU
can say anything 10 encourage ", or to re-
lieye Uncle Joshua's anxious mind, yon
would do great kindness to your old
friend, MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21
"Tnr GALLANT llERo WHO SAVED Us.

While Mr.. Chandler, the whig candl,
date for Governor was speaking the other
day Ut Kalamazoo. Michigan, OF the noble
conduct OF Gen. Scott in saving The HIVES
nf twenty three Irish prisoners, he was
suddenly interrupted with ~ am one OF
those same men, and propose three cheers
for the gallant hero mho sdred nsi''
Three cheers were accordingly given tor
old Chippewa, and three more for the gal
lant old fellow who tough, under him. Mr.
Chandler had living evidence OF his state
meat. The lrishman had proof Of what
he represents himself 10 be.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21

CHINESE THIEvEs.-- Chinese thieves
are further advanced in The art and mys-
tery IL modern civilization than most peo-
Die will credit them for. And there is
Confederation of what We say in this para
yraph, which we ca, from The Boston Daily
Adsertiser:
s.rne eypertness of thieves in China is
we'll known, bat occasionally they give the
outside tarbarieus O touch of their quality
more astonishing than agreeable. The
ship Reisncc, Of Boston, while lying at
the river III WIiampoo, had IS sheets Of
copper stolen from her bottom, at such
distance below the water-hne that the
theft could NOT be easily noticed"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21
SoNrAG.--Gen. Morris of toe Hom'

SoNrAG.--Geu. Morris oil tue Home
Journa. TINS describes her:
NJ child had ever more beautiful
grandmother. Madam Soning's features
Ire oi ,htt kind If beauty which satisfies
an admirer aud drawing master, her face
being both regular anl expressive. Her
ewes have lie cntor of thu part Of hefven
which h1nas over itaiy-darhl', deeply,
Beautifully bIne. Her hair is q siiken,
glossy. dark brown, aud. to all appearance,
greg where we saw il shining. Her teeth
are IL beautiful, that II she were vain she
would 90 nothing but smile.
While our country-women are charmed.
~ the exercise Of her talents, they will
d, well 10 consider aud reconsider, and
continue to consider, unt! they under
stand. hv what means It has come to pass
that neither the tstigues Of rearing large
1amilv. nor The early tolls Of most ardu-
1ns profession, nor the lapse Of iortyfve
wears. have been able In DESTROY or even TO
impair lie vigas Of Madame Sontag's con-
.tita,ion. or the hrilIianey Of her voice, or
HE beauty of her person! Think oft, o
re nie.eatiug, cake N. king. tea drinking,
stove.lovina, dance,detesting, algebra-stu-
lying, aud fresh-air abhorrng maids and
matrons of America.
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Gov Wood with all his dignity is a wag,
Yesterday he introduced Gov. Cass to the
audience. He dia the same thing in AS.
Yesterday il was as lollows:-"Fellow cit
izens: | have the pleasure TO introduce 10
yoa Lewis Cass. You have ali heard OF
h;a, but mapv of Won have not seen him.
hope the noise ana confusion will not pre-
venf y5n from eiYing hHn soars respectful
iatteptou.' Il il needless g adi That The
iioy. "hro't down the house. Ctesetdna
Ifus Deaoerat
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THE DYING SISTER.

go, my brother. o, my brosher.
Comes no fainting voice TO you,
A. call your sweet words over,
A II the dfeary night-time through;
Knowest thou thy sisters tears
Now constantly are falling;
Oh nearest thou no words from me
While still 10 thee I'm calling!"
So the pale and lowly lying,
On her SICK bed often cried;
''Come, my brother, will die
But no brothef's voice replied.
"Come, the morning light is beaming
Over all the eastern hills,
Thou whose hear, is still divning
Every wish that through me thrills.
"Now, if he come when am cold,
And in my coffin lying,
Saying, how he used to love me,
Say, loved him still when dying
Take this ring from my finger,
He has praised lis shining Oft
That he said was like The ringiet,
ofan angel gone aIoit.
sGive il softly to his keeping,
Saying. as ! would have said,
Go not sorrowlng thro' the world,
For he sake Of her that's dead
bid YOU then long farewell;
Nv brother deal cannot see:
But may he live. and you my friends,
To meet blest Elernity..''
ROVER.
layennnIf Oct 1872
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SLIGHTLY MIsrAKrS.-A gentleman d

SLIGHTLY MIsTAKEN.-A gentleman o
piattsDafgn, s5uio yesrs age, when visit
Ling in Canada. was introduced % an cider
ik English officer; and Oh The oiiieef !
earning that he vas from Ptatt.bar.h, II.
Inquired If hs lived there at the tine oi ths
lb4l,le, and ii he knew the name oi The q
| ficer who stormcd the battery on The nigh
Of the 10Th The gentleman replied ths'
he was in Plattshurgh at the time oi III
battle aud that the officer, who led The
storming party was named McOLassES.
"HilI you be 50 good as 10 tell me what
number of men he had with him?'
..About sixty, believe" replied the
gentleman.
The officer locked as,onished, and at last
said -
"WelI. sir, was the officer in command
af that battery. would give more to see
Mr.. McGLAssEs Than any other man IN
he world /. was the most complete
thing" said he'll ever saw or heard tel
#, for we were quietly al our position.
when the words-"Charge on the front aud
On the rear" broke the death like stiffness,
as ifa voice from the air had screamed the
words. Nv men ran like mad dogs.
tried nv utmost in the confusion, to bring
them in order, but without success fer
some time; but at last discovered boly
ehsrging 10 fine style. placed myself al
heir head, aud anxious 10 repase The al
tack, urged them onward with all the cnef-
gy possessed; when taking more anS-
ious look at them, 10 see Whist one siofd
firm, il The surprise, behold. theg were u
lot of Yankees, who had charged up anoth
er wav. and WAS leading them. Then.
SAID he. twas mg turn TO run. Where ms
men had gone to no one knew. Bat /
rushed peli nell into the woods, over logs.
mud and water, then asiraddis ct some
stumps, then bringing up against tree
lver stones, and into h1les-up aud down.
sometimes on one end and sometimes on
the other. | arrived in camp, abou; the
eors, bruised, The worst scratched. thei
sorest aud most frightened individual You
ever saw. If YOU ever." said be, shaking
Inc gentleman from Pla,isbargh BY the
hands, meet Mr.. MaGLAssES. give bin
my compliments. and tell him that vas til
ms, gallant thing ever saw achieved b.
my man.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21

i IYELIss FIsu.-N. P. Willis in a Sc
ries OF letter aa fhe gfeat Kentucky Cave
pises the following account Of one OF its
wonders:
.,ge reached Leti.e. win many stops
Land occasional drops ofencoufag gemen. and
water from Stephens flask, and here We
lated IL catch ono IT lie eyeiess .fsh who
swan in the river Of furaeifu!ness. held
lhe lamp while the pole net was quietly
slipped Under the little victim ofcelebrlty.
He sar no danger, poor thing, and stirred
never fin to escape being taken out oi
his element and raised 10 higher sphere.
In size he was like the larger kind Of what
the boys ca!I .sminnown-say an inch
and a half long-but very different in con-
stsuction aud color. His body was quite
white, translucent, and wholly without an
Intestinal canal. The stomach. (~hat
there was ofit,) was directly behind tho
brain, (il' brain there was. and all the or
"a rs ofihe system were .tormard Of the
gills-;he head alone having blood or 9TH
er discoloration. Under the chin he dis
posed Of what was suPeftlaous IN bis nour-
ishmeat.
He was curioasly correspondent, indeed,
10 the paetized character Of the place
like fish in progress Of becoming fish IN
spirit-lagd, his decentralization having
radically at the tail and work
ing upward. Nothing could be more
D rely beautiful and graceful that the pear
h and spolless body which had heavenly
led frst, leaving the head to follow.
| locked ior some minutes at the others
swimming in the stream. They Idled
about. With pafposeless and luxurious
tranquility, and observed that they ran
their noses against the rocky SIDES OF the
dark river with 10 manuer oi precautlon.-
Uahurt ard anannoyea, they simply turned
back iron the opposing obstacle, and
swan SLOWLY away. L would be well to
learn the triel. OF this easy withdrawal from
and am glad to have one Of
the little philosophers to get on shet-a
bottled lesson from LetAe.
The scientific people tell Us that these
olinl fish once had cyes, aud that the mi.
.roseope stal shows The collapsed socket
rne orgaf. has died out IN the darkness OF
he subteffsnean rver-dwindled into an
Inhalation With lack Of using. II this be
aw 81 nafare, and true in graduated de-
grees. as Of course il is, should be wain
lpa 10 the ladies' OF our DAY. WHAT Is
,n5re unJveral than the passion for perpet-
uai twilight ia drawing room and oou-
Ioif ,-y Il it appears 'hat etes dwlndle and
finnish in proportion to lack of light
Let The largeeyed beauty take warning.