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oAssMEaEs AND vEslINosI



tu InFlflitIu IN A--asfift lf'N w t.N lf,t
eWeprInr ahd anihniaf q oolti iei'i
II EXTRAORDINARILY abe 70 tayto my old eptt M
il ers andths nthlouaho Community, 'lhal have iuti
returned fom New Yofk ana ttN tt4uahlt - rfct1Ie
ne most 6o0a Tor ~ li,eoa that ihc eFcat
kmronnmi New iofk c.niunnfl Iron fferee and ~
oa sosl! e9a h,vln al,i W Al g! ta,l
TIE wanla 81 ~ cu,ionea hi ne nv
ueW stuck nov Consists Of iNlf .lia NJ lIa III l3tt a
nhkcE, aRowa, ogEEa, uLuRi otigR AID iA
rtflit iti iDAiHiAi cLofiiel lll ~
ADO tIK ana WOO etihntftlit, An tisstna sootli
bomh,rine, dupllcT nflan1 clOtli
&C., FOR n1klnr foct, dfflf llfk AID tullht.4 cuaie
Peeneh kntllh, ga ettsln1 let also, dueko
linen dhlllnIl ol making panlt Az 70 Vtlilit4
have ~ most btaptf teltclou ever A II any FL
ty.tiolphthi th NV led % rhte % NJ leHbtl
'hpnihle and hfti liyt, M ~ RCietttt
tsfvecs a. cutter 0 o cbning ffilr ltel certain In
sans thti can git better colha any house wesl
ol W Aitgieny n,omislns, iI.t .iii.. Cnu &
lncon1eflon Win me above hayoh hc1nilol ttI1ttf
meat Fumthhg Gooaa, ~ nno ecaaQQtb BE- and lah
iontble, cor3lltnl of cloth, c1t1eTt honi
baltic attllnin, dlkhlia AID paln Inca, flotk hfer
and hn1Intta colif Vt1lt and r1la made flomth most
hehloDahe and Gooai lnEItat pl1o.
llentnd COLON shrle fik, lambs wool Ard coir
ton .nd Drtwefti eANai, tioe ~ collars,
Ho,tly 10 great v,delyf tlto ever q h suit
able lor cnnpaiinga tfni tnant uai ofpl N siill5
Au M ah0re nalsa With uauY oihcr
nTtlfathlltfnh1 i0ld Al by ii0ltl fprlg ilpnle.
PIe.ieetllln tnd take looA, tpa nieA oblg
A'2l N'|Nll iiNI re -tpifi iHil lq P''hlNh'i
NOTICE EXTRA. a.sii
Ihaps fhl tlotk Of colhmoa tlohllg that alil lly
potb Or lttl 70 nlte ICON io ny 6piinl
ktOch on lIo l1oill ~ sllli y ,idiit ~ l N
mT2i lNlhlIhl 9
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...I.II. pr. Toddla PHI

9,i', sspr. Todd's Pills
GAM lah hth4 ttnihl al u. iglloriM iis.l III
~ ubcllyof lfict AID WILDLY fIli Az ilt NInl
tl6rt. ltnlll htkett Kts Il taldutll, Nit1IlinIlf
C0fufI y Logan q svi fItdik Ythtrs, WIN AZ klt ~
(Iliihlti0uhl Biehllnt Ccthlft Wi.tlirl III
ho Shoe tnfe on TODD & Deyol, market terlit ga 81
Tnhtlfilit ~ tHuf 81 " ~
Ttssesn sto 81 hid a DUMPS. Gnse cfssAj A ~
dllliont fd i,c1b GoodnFe, N,ilon,l Roati ntii. n
ijfaven. welt hll1i bon Sirnssi'a west tel-
ne, snd ~ I5o1tta, llddeipof, OHIO, fiit
TheIt plHlffd nonfItI ltrQmuf lon han \ tll
trial yhaytn1T BEEN IN constant We lor mor1 lll
tillafeik lof ttaiiI, tlfm. 1icptr boyt 81 p,l
doli so rernoIA l-ne
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NIusnfaifi d sdrtiof " Il ching Powder.
yicioii cylfhl1i N ,Yiitng Pnln1oInf1
Rn1ttl hrlonor itld 'ltAf 81
RsWIll, Son, gnsliih Tissue KS
tifstddallly ulllamltine Hue q
erSlnihls counIy and onor or Sale hya NE most ef
isniy6 and and ltabe aiotk OF Paltr end Paytr hak
einff nat cailbc found ~ any ONE
71tIfhad,,t ana Sgrluhg Paler'
are aold ~ me ease only, ii
flalr Slliofdafy tlilllta enable llehi 10 ont ~
Goods bolh Domestic, n lotilpii
pan6rmIdo 10 0tdor dny lilo OF Wolshl Mbelll AZ
ylnlt1 ulid1 Oh e0hllgnmlnt OF talee Pepef Aaketa
stock tni olhdr incfchandto ....I.
Tho highot miltct piice rhiA cash ior Nv h,paf
Rags tugl-ly
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! iiApNuFhA % fhN NAlNAAl. uANAHtt
u Thtto lgtilablt pItra aOna vfnou been hoofothe
public los We ltlfye telr,,and hAse beepna el
tvouby hoy DO not require any very ellho
illepltlts. They were lyelSa NJ ~. OF the ds,t and
llsotl l,hnted yenereal pann, and aiDca
thfif iniOdpell6n lnlOie Ulel Sisi,1f hlsb tdtsei
holh OF recent cstcs and thoeo Of long And
lhf, than any olle edents Of ihc Kind ever offered 10
ihepoblls tllslent Of 0onesfA ana 6ltst al
~ LAoflAt,t on I1lti (n lemllei) tley have neser
teen cqu,llf, having cured many cases ofnomo elsht
ytart' iandn Aid tt PionfielOf tiii tfy1nl tt1 70
cute hlut optol TEN taking them on an aVetate
Ttey somtlnnnmbtnfT OF an oloT nlreTalaubliince,
llalio niolil % tht plepayltona now u ue DO w
On he cohtldly ato eullley VegeAhlt ~
and N 10 uolnIoTi 10 ne ot delicate ltm,l8 rholf
Vlo are AFFLICTED cannol 70 better than 70 fry them, and
they Will recommend themselves.
Il They u % illest With fa direction, ltcSm-
rault ~ Apldpesi 81 hnd ihs lolunst 20 ~
ipcTbotuo 0noholo lasla eni Jays, Alaly have bcth
cnhrslycuod m TWO on blec daiR +, 4 ~ " N s. Il
q lnwhItd b n ILY, Phllsl,ao lla Psii lielrl-
tait and pfefsea o lhs oisnll ia sold ~
wholesale AID rtlbil W
DUROYl h C03 0gszkaI0 AckkTpai
Iorlheyuli.a states md Canals, % ifhonoTienmatl
tIInsipll DEPOT, iss armdwaS, eoner OnudsL. New
koiaiawhsslirt, wlolsiat and Ielility .i.yi ri &,
y H. pATTKRHON Il Co. ~
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SSiaiawhssllu Th'l'',SI.. "A E ssl,l

plllshufg- PLRNlNG & bkoTHkRs, iio, % Wool
~, elii ~ ppll eenerllyi L IL - ieis.2n
4. AFFi.l TED h Adj
philadelphia nlfdIcai llouae-k ilah lllh'l 81
Il .gealtpt0hy ~ kiintdiH, eonsr lhlra sna Vnlon
hs.besNien spn'e 40
frstppfisslthat M klNfkLlN conents h,ipaeiies
70 ilglctal oialsh of nedicns, Ntich eirircalhls
: phdlYldtd attention ilo cautious ~ lil0nunale
y,ln,t We sbu,e 81 MEGA no, sle asiu,ll
,sIsefI.ilissa ca' ~ P kffenl epsoNpuy
TWENTY YEARS on EXPERIENCES
lh lhetIeihehf Of hllheno Neglected
aimle,sssly ~ sl,hlsa Bt NM +.
that nne enlhl Of tle clptps u neisoee debility otl
Ind tobill htala ard Leaf suffer-
s. y. 'ssilg SI%lss 81 S,s a
plt1lillf mortality il u ID Ill III ll.l Jtll Ipu
\ TAKE IA fl'l1c r N0rloE. iiliag
Thsfelt thu,ii sbntllnsa ndelsa IN BY boys 10
solleas, olsn lIeul WIZ lhsng mitleai t3a
90 ohttftl 70 mtlunodn rpl,si, bul glyttIte 70
uelietOf ifolitcledi lnl io1l hnd ieyatiang oatc.
lions; Few Of ilo.s % W. va 70 ihe leInlsoas
iefsout yaleml ,haueled lei tirstt pna upieeolrs.
8 bic lftlltg1s thd ttfll lcln 10 TIE Mild. $50
ne unfortunate lei lsfee, ssel,, ! nrl,
totludy hitfisps iaidyand Welk ~ d dull Ilictoi
lule aud t8in Ne tpolt VI sts tnelty lt Usual.
IfiAtinli. 4ts llA .lf Dioie ~ teelie, ~ uOAe
ul ED lStsh.8 ss nh thit ilq y caused By httaly
fil.. nifd ft t3ltiditatonl iiel ti,ad dit1tia ~
''''n'''ff LINK mAk iigVIi els
ReQul ne lplhlufnt tttltl colill IN order
ihlt ntF ~ italIy ne cause nailal ippplnsi,
cund uieSfl Which now eoyoittle orifll o donle,lc
~ IL esstl va
ltall,qwllns,llonl and theI aant
Apply ten YET IN tine, u oder 10 lave your ~.
Atlule ana
rem EAl D .his % i4dl-xbl
ne whoplicst llmlellu under Observation-Disclosures
may teleouny tonndc lil honol ~ Isnismens and
RELY up0n Tie assurance, inalihb ttclelb0l Dr. kspa
Yoa Ti g 10 ss nad,sty d,l,ryon nom max
insyoui elSs hpNnip one Vho nom eanrallpiIair re-
Probability can certainly heiuena Joy. ilii !,
Zoo ntnyfhlnk litg will GUIDE "a ne tccIol nthelT
own heart, AID cure ihensel, how Olenaihs
ialai dei4lou aud how idany pfohitlnt ioung nani
who might haye been tp o. fnstt 70 so5tiyf he asd
W. y, =, (.
tprllsatlunOf thelapelltalagon uted ONLY W llr X,
lksalptDeni eoliltilolt dtbli ess,i ltii
COUNTRy, IKEAHfDs.
cenhave (hy siallhg d oselher With
sllti,il y tpi5nl st iei ithhl "
deiho. arf a atcoi dilisy y PIX hs
gelsi iHi \ lts yflisa si'is.itRa Fssk
RfiAD ;t9i' slt4,9
N fis3hJYOUTH0AND MANHOOD. .sIsss
"A YiGerons NE ira frtmafils ftdih, d. Kirltin ca
StIffartaiioF.. oEir25 etnis.
,tlsaVofh emlnentiy tequgedi "A ntlna VI ploru-
Ing the sleea Of the 40 wleh ge I've. IAifof,y N
Il nitf " tioi NATURE S al DE,6 a6iinS, Si5.
WIN fhltr nfdoa l Jtom ~ fTflf.
Aletief with alsnltancl Of Is tela, 81 tll = eue y
post clamps, addressed i0au Nhkbl iihadel
pht, Nl tssuie con OF either OF he above books
by tial or mail, OF i2eoploa w hStenifIep ofpot
~ iof 81, Booksele W e.l ~, psYels AGENTS,
Sc, supplied whOlt.iohl llo pfless which
admit ot large plOut l9fia11l lllN al4tnN gMi
NJ ~ All.llala nlll D. lolhnAlhh lLll 10 ~ lAla
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MEDICINAL.


vlR0n Ritumnlm Eaft ThfoIl, Ufoon. Dlasolt
IT nnauin, losl 500 ne nqoieaf Pm ln' 10
t6n SUI iolnlI, Cula l1oh fdval Sort,
cltnrt IN thi hlonieh, hotla Chbiol
inhnun cloct Ielno hIlbliI1, bIltI ol Fo.ohl
ols l.,tla pp l1 c.At, Aqt lla Bfiali
Cbnitcllont on fhA Molt oi toidi m of aiy hnd,
ho1fnallVlaknt1A Pauliflt. ltl. kar Acne. ulcef.
w ot,,l y fgtf plg tipl Yen,sel
afuled that This ellll jonh have
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY, 8AiI
Which no ollly naoyts r,iQ alnol ltnlin'tnalr hrl
p''-i'eit1 ~ we ~ ~ .nl t1IlI1II ~
GRADUATES TUE DISEASE
Soma VII laugh AZ llt idtt an compo-illon curing
anunlll on dlt,sien but reject nat fiaI5
~ tcllcl, llln1lon. On iale t ante fiom Nmiar
.Aps,, I. ", WI tm ii.! cl,l ept
Nfp ntr,l tpee 81 Wllth Stare u1 ~
ocA would Jofct fhe candid s m,lllit of
~ who Aat. lci n or rllntt|li ~ ragio.
s,s,s % cne,s gne N d.t,llll l.,t wlai q a,ne
(Nonflicl) indlcal.l, "a "a LiniAsAli Assa.
40 THOSE VINO THINK.
Have oni1tornoiccdih NJ slfik M mitily h,lNoon.
mlnI txcfnl and lnlornil enlllti d1tr
e9l AnQ ~ n reiel occnried no oalhli Aftnl
% oolh ihlh ftmfd low n. tci yoi M rs forff,
~ lihnl NJ, 81 o,s not inshi ciahndlnt
y 70 tiAt ~ flpld m aont noteitf
0Iupalhp M ma ln1 ilmhio atlion
tn NJ pouef lnotl inottllhi,
-isachlng ne lolt ldAont of 'nn cr btnll,
w ", ". esi Y " n,nt el,o
majority ond one nhlfllhiGeT
tnn ~ i,f1',i bctliel mole Than four tlnlcaaa'
slfonHl We tleeoleo Il u VIII prlde And con-
n qaillt % ile vlneqi nrh of
htunpfc tclelta n, S0lr.lSll iihimeni
VI NE yAsl oflhe neiullals u.eilull
hupd ~. olcelllheAies % publish, % " deem
it Az, y te wlleeII
~ al 4. u ,..,.,., !. w, 1, ~,
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lsmaM .IEgnel aaa .ENallah aeedl

Tuttey litd Yarn, ste, &c. y '7'e14r
hcylhtsi Elaies, flolnt, ictorde0hi,
eiFglliTrs, pep CAPS. tillAfi, HarnphIe,i.
Marbles. Look'g gasl,l, flutes. elea eie.
A ceuplel 10 Ilsglinsnt 81 Uouba a1d fsley Goods.
InHri3lf Civ efti tt1s tiiliN AAilN1 VI
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~, y. ~;

NO. 1871 erl.I,
I L.t9 ARAvFoOfti Hn QiW0AfNs 6hftus nitf
SB 3, 9Il hlR sSS'' "a &
,sQo neua calf hnolh, 40 DO. hlll pll,i.I ~
700 plen'a waiet pool 10 800 do yllklg N
let AkHe iAko0kSs. 900 10 rt5,d beikin.i
n nlsass bsotigs Soo68 DO "a ApillH' ah
10 tSS .sissg SC5e sMsssissdsis'i w
ssSla.. s
lslorsirhagN ilek hoole,s s00 40 klg 40 tisi
e sTt g sS s g a aaIil.iSs q.
sG ifSs iSo ID ' S.sI s.'sla
isSo % iSIsl 80 s SiSa..s ;ssisp
nnys NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1900 pr hbsI hoete,i
ilooopr hpy1 Rip bTngAA8. 900 ki1N m0fofcg ~"
ibQo 90 thlcklo ion calldnnt ptrd,. IN
1000 y0utkA 40 DO NfO00chlldIthasOh F"
CO., 40 hp iofmi 1900 DO soorfa Wa u
800 boys and youths calfdo urH tuoki. ~. y
ubMlHp LirE ho0fs tfO1 pills ntp,' ltelt,sN
bQl morocco lace booll, thlldpas 6pnl sho,'' .
1000 cali do iikJgAkpelh i,
EN- lil 01dol6 - 400 dOI nitRt pnth cps O
|ffi1 Mn al 40 - wool hAlet &.
ltl N ftH 0ifliAs BlNp .loxsi u HNt tH'fNt
so wood htnd boxes, I'D b "a. ~
thankpl or he liberal ptuo1tgeh ore eatsh9,'
nssWe acilrit c0uilnninre Of ihe tame v n I, Wv
iocld rs. NrCLALihnh q hnya...
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Win fnltr Jof ~ lion if fTftf.
Aletfef with dismittsncl Of IS teis 0rtls lue "
post clamps, addressed To- Nk ildadel
phit, Pt con OF either OF he above books
BY Itiu or nail, OF 70 eoploa n tbntIce Ofpott
Sc, supplied whOtsi6h Il ll6 pfless, which
tdnlt oi large pfOalii l5fa4.al llV al1tnN EMi
i u nutt b aii SO 40 81 leto
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Stein & Brother, gi3ra

nv are gffom our Eaten hipuflelphi
w Rllabll1htnll, one Of I'D ADD bet lHllsl
elassnLlmchiof Bnola aud eote ol Rtlltni Wlnia
ear eyeroaeied thisOs hby oil market iisy Nv
htenn1nnAc 10 ordofI lfto ding 70 Oh OH dire,
lione and aIe inttrfei expressly for Tel1liy TQpa
ftsulateullonefs, and IN Others WI may y6f u VIA
can, We an pnpsn,lly larff dty q ina
rolknlensl 70 " lAa o tly ollsf
pktlo the United STATES Our tlosk viii be oua y eon
Val " rarti ci following tossohibIt gooaM I
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1htqsl fht tolk Of c6lhmoa tlohlng that alll lis
potb Or ltts 70 nlte ICON O ny Splin1
ktOch Of hIo E5oila ~ lli1 itiiNa ~ .2 n
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ELECTROMAGNETIC
Iior1 llthctmoIll plballIntI
20 fNiI1 Ind tamhilt E1.ihr,.
- 4aIItull olllco ttmbIlc ara Suiat ctiItl.t'
fe DOR Ice, tfm1llctn1 HUlnnltdQtll
y,lg l'ch lobItcmt io|l.Ici' inftmhIle and
book nIIIIfIi .I "|..
% ~ flfitt1 and llntnctnbdt Hikn
lutiletflstlhy
nFleNfI q Go.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

s. ''ii 'srsSEiSRISdRS. TlSIoS 3 4 6Ol
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-07-16
Discoveries at Nineyeh.

The indications are, that there win be occasion
for still another volume in relation to the ruins Of
Nineveh. DIR. LObdeIl and Mr. Marsh have late
Iy examined some ScalptaFed gods in human form,
at NimFoud, which had just been exhumed. DIR.
L. says, the inscription on the largest statue is
said to be more important than any found hitherto
at Nimroad. The excavations in Kouynnjik are
sll vigorously prosecuted and several finely panel
ed rooms have just been laid OPEN The sculp-
lures are most finished and interesting of any yet
discovered in AssyEs; yet scarcely half dozen of
the people Of Mosul have felt interest enough in.
them to visit the ruins, though but mile distant
Many Moslems go to Nebbi Yunus weekly, to
pray in the mosque of Jonah but the disentombed
idols Of the heather to them objects Of disgust
The Orientals need no such collateral evidence of
the authenticity Of divine revelation. But what a
food Of light are these discoveries pouring upon
the Sacred Word. The end Is not yet.
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last her grandmother thought as the LITTLE girl
seemed to be troubled, she would take the Ia,p and
go and SIT IN her chamber. which, you know, was
next TO Mabel's, until she fell asleep. And pres
entity although she had tucked Mabel nicely into
PED se heard her rustiing the quilt and ,zino tbe
pillow and then she thought she heard I;ttls erv
or sob. So the good grandmother vert 70 sbs r.
tie girls bedside, and said:
s'Mabel, my child yoa have gotta thorn ia vour
pillow; what is it."
Thea Mabel hid her face, and began TO cry aloud.
Her grandmother looked very much troubled. and
kindly asked again what the matter was.
s'Qh, grandmother at last the Iisfle girl said.
trying to be more composed, "when am alone
here, cannot help thinking hoS I said, I won't.
to my mother, and can't unsay il; and mymother
is 80 good, and loves me so. and Ii was 80 naugh-
tyf And the tears streamed sfresb down the
child's cheeks.
Here, then, was the "tborn in the Fillow.T-the
memory Of a wicked, disobedient. rebelliors al
won't to her mother. In the daytime. with eve
rybody aroand, she could forget it. but when #
came night and she was alone, and tender fba,yb,.
Oh her happy home and her dear parents cane over
her, the naughty Il won't" cane also. On. how
badly she felt! And she could never unsay it.-
Yet it was well that she felt so il showed tender
conscience, and we may hope that Aer penissner
led to amendment. Indeed, do not think that
Mabel ever again spoke naughty word to her pa.
rents, or cherished . wicked and rebeIIious spirit
against their authority for she saw that BY 50 do
ing, she was putting thorns in her pillow and trea
suring up sorrow time to come
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Always aGOOd BOy.

when Washington arrived at Freiricksburv,
Va where his mother resided. from Ye.ktovn.
October, 1888, cannons doomed, bells pealed and
the people came in crowds from the CITY and "a,
distant plantations, to greet the eonqueror INT
hhal affection was burning intensely in the bosom
Of ahe chief Eight long and eventFul years had
passed since the mother and son had ret. Leaving
the great pageant as soon as courtesy would allow
Washington hastened to his sister. Mrs. Iewis xnd
desired her to inform his mother of bis arrival
and his desire to embrace her. When the caonons
bOomed, and the bells rang. the mother Of Wash.
Ington was unmoyed With ali a Cornes;s's viz.
tues she possessed eorneIia's frmness. She rss
as proud Of her son as was the mother oi The
Graechi yet she hid the feeling deep in her hear,
She was preparing yarn for the weaver Of cloth
Tor her servants when the pageant entered the town
and she vas still occeped with her toll, when her
honored son entered Il am glad to see Won. Georve.
you have altered considerably. were the first words
OF the matron- Daring the whole interyiew. not
syllable was spoken by mother or son, of the
glorious achievements Of his mind and hand
/ That evening bali was given at Fredriclshur-
m honor OF the General. 1t vas gay scene. for
many Of the most brilliant of the French oaies-s
and the elite Of Northern Virginia aris,oeracv
were there. Washington entered with an aged
woman, Of middle stature. leaning upon his arm
She was dressed in plain black silk gown. and
upon her head was lawn cap. white as snow. with
out lace or RULES and fastened By tape under the
chin. 1t was Mary the Mother of Washington
The French officers were astouished So Dlaiu a
woman the mother of the great Leader.LTbev
thought of the Dowager-Queen of Frs.ce. of sh,.
brilliant AntOinette and the high-born damss Of
the court Of Louis the Sixteenth, and could not
comprehend the matter. AT aine O'Clock. the hon
ored matron with an air of paternal authority, tOnS
her son by the arm, and said, "CoSae Georpe II fs
time for me to be at home;" and the coDoueror Of
Cornwallis left that brilliant throng for an hour
and escorted his mother to her humble dwellinp.-
La Fayette visited her the next day, and with glow
ing language be spoke to her of the greatness OF
her son. The matron's reply conveyed one Of the
wisest lessons ever uttered: Il am not surprised.
for George was always good boy"
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was then hardly known shroad. Her difficult
idiom grated foreign ears and her stermy coasts
repelled the curiosity of more cultivated travellers
Had the thought Of day arriving when any
single European language would be spoken by
millions of persons scattered OVER the great conti-
neats of the earth, from New Zealand to the Heb
rides, and from the Cape Of Storms to the Arctic
Ocean occurred to auy speculative mind, Dutch or
English would probably hsge been Che tongue
to which he would have assigned the marvellous
mission Yet, Holland has fallen nearly as much
as the Saxon has risen in the scale Of natons Her
idiomis now acquired by few, Her merchants
conduct their correspondence and transact their
business in French or English. Even her writers
have many of them clothed their genius in a for
eign garb On the other hand, our literature and
language have passed entirely out of this danger;
Dutch, like Welsh, Flemish, Erse, Basque, and
other idionls is doomed to perish as an intelectu-
al medium but whatever may be the future
changes of the world, the tongue of Shakespeare
aad OF Bacon is now too firmly rooted ever TO be
torn away. ,,..ss. sals 2 ~ -r.ssss 80 =
No longer content with mere preservation, it
aims at'universal mastery. Gradually it is taking
possession of all the ports and coasts of the world
isolating all rival idioRs, shutting them up from
intercourse with each other, making itself the
channel of every communication. At hundred
points at once 1t plays the aggressor. 1t contends
with the Spanish on the frontiers of Mexico
drives French and Russian before it in Canada and
in the Northern Archipelago; supersedes Dutch at
the Cape and Natal !; elbows Greek and Italian in
the Ionian Islands usurps the right Of Arabia at
Suez and Alexandria maintains Itself supreme at
Liberia, Hong Kong, and sIamaica and ST. Helena;
fights its way against multitudnous and various
dialects in the Rocky Mountains, in Central Ameri-
Ca on the Gold Coast, in the interior of Australia,
and among the countless islands in the Eastern
Seas. No other language is spreading in this way.
French and German fnd students among cultiva-
ted men, but English permanently destroys and
supercedes the idioRa With RhicA it GENES in con
tact. R-a i.
The relative growth of the two great Anglo
Saxon States Is note worthy. In 1901 the popu-
lation of Great Britain was l0,942, SAG; In 1900,
that of the United States was 5,3l9,862, or not
quite half In 1850, the population of the United
States was two millions and third more than that
of Great RFitian in 1881 at this mosaent it pro-
baby exceeds it hy three millions. The rate of
decennisl increase In this country is less than l3
per cent, while in Americs it is about IS per
cent r.
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Things lhat. are coming.

Manhood will come, old age viii come, and the
dying hour viii eome and the very last look you
shall east upon your acquaintance viii come, and
the time when y0u stretched lifeleSs corpse be
fore the eyes of weeping relatives win come, and
that hour when the company assemble to bear you
to the ehurch-yard, win come aud that moment
when you are put in the grave viii come. and
the throwing in the loose earth into the narrow
house where you are laid, and the spreading of the
green sod over it-all viii come on every living
creature who hears me. and in few years the
minister who speaks. and the people who listen,
win be carried 10 their long homes, and make room
for another generation Now all this you know,
and win happen-yoCr common sense and COM
mon experience serve to convince you OF IT,
Perhaps it may have been little thought Of and in
the days Of careless and thoughtless and thank
less unconeern, which you have spent hitherto !;
but call yoq to think of it now, lay it serious
ly to heart, and not longer triAe and delay, and
when the high matter Of death and Judgment and
eternity are thus set 80 evidently before you.