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PYlnsose 4 Aaynss.
DEALERS in REAL ESTATE.

outer for sale very desirable Farn, contain
~ Ing 40 aeres, 20 Acres Of which 10 prairie, 50
soses under good fencing and in csltivasiou balance
i30 acrss, In wood md timbsr-6o In timber Of
superior Quality. The farm is we'll watsred. There
10 . small apple orchard Of about 30 trees, ALSO.
peach. cherry. Ae. The soil 10 rich and very pro-
dactiye. Inprovement-l3 story log house, kileA-
en- stable, corn house. 40. Situate miles south VI
Charleston, d east Of Croton And the IT. Denosne
Railroad. There 10 supposed u be . coal bed spon
this farm. The farm will be sold very cheap
Terms, cash, balancs in and year., or . snall
amount in cash and the balance In property In the
city Of Ksokak, u fair valuation. Apptyto
PRIMROSE HAYNES,
mAY1A-d BeCOud-et.
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Insurance Agency.

INSURANCE co., NO. 4, WALL STREET, N. Y.
Capital ~, 800, 900.
EQUlTA8LE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON.
CAPITAL 81, 500, 0u0.
09 O0 EPsD0T
FIRE &MARINEINs.C CO., BRIDGEPORT CONN
CAPITAL S300, 900.
WASHINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEVELAND o.
CAPITAL $780,, 600.
FRANKLIN
FlkE MAKINEI CO., Foxp DU LAC, Wis.
CAPITAL $500, 000.
DoLiCIEs issued in the above Companies on tn,
l. safer classes OF risks only, at fair rates, Ant
losses ADJ listed and promptly paid, at the ONCE o
the Agency, on Second street.
aprld WIN. r. TURNER, Agent.
Commence the New YoaY
ri lNsuRINd your property against the dan.
- ger OF Fire, in ons of the Substantial Comps.
mics below namod
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL $200, 200.
STAR ms. CO., OF oGDENsBURGu. N. Y.
CAPITAL 100000.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.
The above companies adjust and pay all losss
equitab'y and promptly.
WIN. VI. BRLKNAP, Agent,
ol'ic in the Iron Front building, Second-st.
april oil 10
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|nNE Lot soutA side Of Exchange street, above
~ flthi improved with two story brick hose,
rooms, . eistsrn, we'll, Ae.
Also. lots corner 18th and Hxchangs SITS; i'm
proved with 1 story brick cottage, rtons and
hail. ceilar under the whole, summer kitchen, ci.-
tern, we'll, weod house, 10. The lot with TIE i'm.
provsmsnts upon II will BE- sold separate II rsqsiss
Apply 70 PRIAROSBA HAYNES.
mch2-d 4scond-st.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mxssss. Eps.: Please announces WV. PArruasos
- candidate for Alderman ~ 4hs 4th ward, and
ohlige MAHr vcruss.
| ErJAnKss gxrsr will be csndida,e for Al
dermsn in the Sd ward
! Eos Carr CIrr: Please announce Mp. saAars
as a candidate for Alderman in the second w ard
rD, A. DAY will be "a candidacy for A,der.
man in the First " ard.
| MAHsaAi~-J. I. CARRY will be q candidate
Tor Marshal at the city election.
| .6n-Jso, W. CLkeHons aud JAS. NJ su&Luxr
will b. supported by the voters Of the Fla Ward
for Aldermen.
%D~ We are authorized to announce Tuos w
CLAoKrr, vi Lee Co., US au independent candidate
for District Judge. ldsw1
&S-W present the name OF ii. NJ. BLACK a. an
independent peoples candidate for Justice III the
peaee Of Jackson Township.
" MANY CITIZENS.
CoysraBLE.-JAAEs Linen wilt bs a candidate
for Constable At the April elec ton,
Mgssas. EDIroEs: Please ANNOUNCE A. W. Par.
rxsnuaa as candidate for Aldepnnn in the 4th
ws;d, and oblige MANY FRIENDS.
EG-We are authorized to announce CHARLES
BALDWIN Ms a candidate for Justice of the Peace
at the ensuing election.
Gs-FnrnKnrcs zuea win be a candidate for AL
derman in the 4th ward.
Es- Iho voters in the new limits Of the 4tL Ward
present the name of GEO O. HiLIyN, Esq, rs =
candidate for Alderman.
4ar-We are authorised to announce WILLIAM
I. THOMPSON and MONROE BIELINuS as eandi-
dates fer tldermen in the Third Ward.
sEas-aen. J. b. BROWNE viii b. q candidate
Tor Justice of the Peace at the April election.
,zS-J. +. BLAIR will be candidate for the Of
ice u Justice Of the Peace At the April election.
ALnrRs tS.--Plcase announce the name Of JOHN
kANDoLPa as candidate for dyfman Vt the Third
Ward. May yorrps
CRY MARSHAL. ~ Please announce WILLIAM
LESLIE as candidate for City Marshal, and oblige
mch9 MANY VOTERS
ssp- Please announce HENRY SEYMOUR as a
candidate tor City Marshal, and oblige
mehl9 MANY VOTERS.
ALpEnNAs.--J. J. Bisnop WIN be the candidate
Of MANY VOTERS for Alder fan from the Fourth
Ward.
ALp9nAAs.-Rusus WiLsy~ is q candidate for
Alderman in the Fourth wGd
CoSsrABLE.-Piease announce that will be 4
candidate for reelection to the otce of Constable
OF Jackson Township, at the coming April elect on
My past promptness In that capacity will be sun.
cient proof to my friends for the future.
JOHN STEWART.
STB-s. MsRRiAa is eanfidAt for reelection
to the Office Of Recorder at the Aprilelec,ion.
Gas~W II. MCPHERSON will b. = candidate for
Marshall at the ensuing City EVICTION.
s1- We are authorized to announce TaosAs
CHEsowrrm aud JONI NJ. ASpEHsos candidates for
Township Trustees at the April election.
Mrssns EpiroRs Pleas announce III. r RExp-
En- asa candidate for City Recorder. and obligs
MANY CITIZENS
ry~ HAWKINS TAYLOR Will BE- an independent
aan tI.ta fnrt baa
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ESSELMCMT!
Great Sale OF Stx Hundred Loss
AT PUBLIC AUCTION!

wednesday, Apfu Z2d, 1857.
FISHE suburb K;NA n I. " ON 4, City Of Ksyk uk
l. containing One Hundred and Sixty Acres o.
Land has been subdivded with reference 10 the con
tour OF the ground and conss qacntly Lots vary Il
dimensions from one fourth VI an sere 20 two and
onehaf scres. The Streets and Avennss are wide
and pass oser favorable ground, requiring neither
cutting nor hiing. An elevated point 10 reserv ~
for the purpose Of ~ Astronomical Observatory
Another portion has been laid u for Public Park
The dssi0 Of the Projectors In the arrsnxsmsn,
of this suburb has been 10 preserve the naturs]
beauties Of the locality, which are unequaled n
the vicinity Of ksokuk, or elsewhere. FROM every
point, excepting asmAli creek bottom Of Aliuvisl
soil, we'll adapted ~ gardening purposes. there il
hne view Of the Mississippi River, slss Of . beau.
tfulcountry lying North and West.
Essclm ont
IL situated within the city limits, mile from
alsnford Station, and Is accessible by Mcdowell
street, Giepford and Esselmont Avenues, from the
Grand Avenue.
The sale will take place on the grounds, on tbs
I'D day OF April next, commencing At ~ O'Clock
Single Lots will be sold with the privilege Of
from to ., ut option Of purchaser.
TERMS:
One Fifth Cash-boldncs in One, Tp0,
Three and -Four Years,
with interest At the rate Of 10 per cent per aanuu
payable annually. Warrsntee Deeds will be given
and Mortgages retained for deferred pay msnss
collation. will be furnished. Lithogrsphie
plans will be nished on day u sale.
The Streets and Avenues viii b. opened . sum-
Gent time before the day Of sale to enable persons
desiring 70 purchase to drive the whole tract.
For further information inquire Of c. r.. Dimond,
W. DcWon, 81 Main-st., or Of the undersignsd.
SMITH VANSICKLEN,
mch2Adlm Auctioncers.
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An Unparalleled Discovery!--AP os.
tive Ague EradIcatorl

hive Ague EradicAtorl
Covelis Bebeerine Mixture is positive cure for
Fever and Ague and all Bilious Diseases. This
Mixture las been before the public for a number
of years aud has always been used with SUCCESS
II is harmless aud certain remedy. Get . pam
phe' from the druggists and read it and you will
be satisG L.
Sid here by o'Connor 4 Bro, and Marshall l.
Bruce; in 81. Louis, by IL. Blakesly, and by the
Proprietvrs, H. A. Porter Bro, Rock Island, III.
meA3lIawly.
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Hes ten Pl00 %.
PATRICK z Or Uu1E


Lave just received an assortment Of Pianos
IL from the world renowned establishment Of A.
W. Ladd Co.
~ we'll known how crest an excitement was
produced amonest the musical world. MN h Is.
rope and America, when It vas announosd that an
American Piano had tahsn the highsst premium q
the Worlds Fair In Paris.
Thst Piano Vas made BY A. W. LAdd 4 CO.
Any ono desiring TO parcAsae . Arst class Piano
can b accommodated on very reasonable terms BY
calling q the Piano Forte Wsrshouse and Picture
Gallery, 70 Main-ssrsst. inch sd
Co.PaFsneSsAIp Mosics.
TTSHk undersigned have formed . co-partnsrship
for the PsSposs Of trAnsaeting the Dry Goods
o.. The principal psos II businsss bsing this city,
atths store formerly oosspisd BY n. N. Chambss.
lain, u KilbosSne's block. Co-partnssship - data
from February lst. 1887.
n. N. CHAMBERLAIN,
G. @. THATCHER.
keokk, March 10, std
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Encycl op1A1a Americana.
A POPULAR Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences, Lit
"A erstsre, History, Politics and Biography, y
Francis Liehsr, assisted By e. Wigglssworsh, In
Ia vols. Price 41l. For sale by
mhes OGDEN, BKOWNELL 4 co.
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r - I N Il . Il 4 RAYNE
LAND AGENTS.



Dealers In Neal Estate,
I( FFEk for sale the following list Of Real e.
Two full lots corner Of sth and Fnltou sta,
Une . south side Of Fulton bet 7th y sth;
house with rooms on one.
One futile. IN kilbeurne's Add. Nos, s7-snan
house upon 1t.
One fun lot in Mt. Auburn, Woods Add. lilies
beautifully
Lot .. block 3s, Kilbourns' : Add. -Hou,e Ia Nv
z4fse., rooms, hnsAed and In good order
Tires frnctionsi lots in block ~, cor. A. Reed
sts., 40 BY loo feet each.
lsiuil lots in Messenger Add.--They are haad-
semely losstcd.
lots In Rlmwood. Terms accom- N odstins.
Lots .. ., and In tk 1874, cor Orleans and 18th
Lot 7, BIZ 3, cor sth and Cedar.
w kest on st., Msson's lower addition by 100
Cheap.
Keokak.
= feet hy ito-a lot :. BIZ 20. Exchange st., BE-,
Lcts and ., cor i2th and johnson Sta, 100 By
10, y, BIZ 10, south side Morgan ST., b.. 18th
Lot 5, BIZ 100, Exchange streets. bet 7,h and AZ
Also, number Of other desirable propertiss.
amongst which are several very valuable i'm pyoyed
Farms, &c Apply TO PRIMROSE HAYNES,
Second street, between Main and johnson, over
Oo~uasosy utoh store, and opposite the bank
Ing House Of Hatch Thompson. fmh1s-d
PriSarsss 4 Haynes
nfFEk Tor sale several very desirable Improved
~ Farms, Wis 800 acres Of land in Scotland Co
Missosri, within mile Of Memphis, ths county
seat. and On the stage road leading fron Lancaster
70 Alexandria, Tally, Canton and Lagrange There
are 300 scrss under good fencing aud il . hirh
stsse OF cultivation-Ahs Yemsinine AS aeres l.
timber and wood Of the very best qaxfity The
eaildings are good and amply sudRcisnt Tor two
farner1 and are - situat<d pom the land u TO .d
init u = favorable division
Also, lzo Acres Improved-about Is or 90 acres
an<sr cultivation bost - Acrss Of very sxseIlent
timber land. The sell 10 equal 10 cry in the stsis
q love-. There are two log dwellings, stabline.
&C., and an abundance Of excellent wsttr on tie
pfsmisss. This farm II situated In the southern
Psrtof Ksokuk county, lows, 10 or II miles from
Lancaster, the county seat, and on the stage road
leading from Burlington TO Brighton, Oskalooss
snd Fort Dies Aones. ltiswithin short dist sncs
OK several Aoasis hing towns and sllsees IN Thick
" settled neghborhoeA, within IA miles u post
ONCE, also convenient TO schools aaa chuYehes. -
There : small town being laid out adjoining the
II m Fu prioes, terms. &c., apply 70
mh24.d PRIMROSE AHAYNRs
6econd-st. opposite Hatch Thompson's.
r. s.-This Farm will be exchanged for City
Property ~ fair valuation. PAH
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- candidate for Alderman ieAhs 4,h ward, and
ohlige MAHY vcruss.
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n. x. HART 4 SON.

Il. =. HART 4 SON,
WHOLESALE AND nKrAIL
EAL Frs IN BOOKS,
s'assiennsry, Fancy Gees., &C.. &c.,
| KEOKUK, IOWA.
OMAN List 81 new ana
0fstrset. v ALU A BLE = . X 81,
OMAN A RTIsT BRIDE, OR THE BRO
OrfStrest "A KER'S HEIR, BY Emerson Bennett
author Of Prairie Flower, Forged Will
/ For sale by 3. X. HART SON.
INQUIRE WITHIN FOR ANYTHING
/ on MAIN kyou want TO know, or over three thou-
OfStreet sand seven hundred facts worth know
| ing. For sale by Elk. HAS.
| O1MAINrI,nR sCoURGE OF THE SEAS. A
OtStrect Tale Of the most intense and terri
/ bic interest, by Nat Missn, author ol
The Fire-ship. or the Pirates Daughter.
For sale by Elk. H. Is.
o4saaa...ss TIE s.v BOTTLE % c.'s:. OR THE FIRST
For sale by Z. X. Ii. IS.
al MAINIvTnE PLEDGE, OR FIRST STEP
Oetstrsst.I 70 Fortune; sequel to The Bottle.
Fof saie ~ q. n. n. q ..
THE BARoNET's BRIDE, OR A
i Husbands Secret.
On MAIN For sale by T.. X. H. as.
VnEMPTATlONS AND TRIALS
Oh MAIN i For sale ut the Bookstore Of
y tstrset. mch27d Elk. HART 4 SON.
The Gate City againsl the WsrIl
keok1k Mattress Mandatory
A. c. Orr
nov manufacturing Mattresses Of every de-
:c-:rt.cI, srs.:! sr-.rs, c-..sa H:.-, ycc.-..
feiting, Cotton, Moss, Birch, Hhsck, and Straw, Of
the best quality. Pillows snd holsters Of all
kinds. Also Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel And Steamboat orders prom pity sttsndsd
TO, and all articles Manufactured o. sold st my
establishment win b. offered 1t fair forms, end
warranted. challenge the production Of superior
work at any tabishmcnt Of the kind in tho West
ern country. You are respectfully invited TO call
and examine specimens Of ny work. Warsroom
corner Of Fourth street and Exchange.
have Ia operation newly -invsntcd and sxpes.
sivs machinery, which enables me TO manafse-
ture better work, 1T more liberal rates, than In
ferioY work Otherwise mAnufactured oan bc a6srd-
ed for. Material for Bedding etc. prepared b. me-
chinsry IL more uniformly and perfectly prspas-
cd, and the work far superior In quality.
WhoIss0ie and Retail.
March 10 185y-dly
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EDS CARE CRY; Please announce Mp. sHAars
M candidate for Alderman in the 6econd w ard
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.Er~ HAWKINS TArLoR will b. IN independent
candidate for the Office of Mayor at the next cleo
tion.
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dermsn in the Sd ward.
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ATHENEUM BUILDINGl!
Eller Il Oppcnhe1n
A kE nov opening thar ssiirs new stock Of the
"A lalsst styles Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
And complete assortment IT
Cents kwrmiahis9 Goods, Hats, Trunks,
C0spst Bags. &C.,
All selected ct the 6rst New Yerk and PHILADELPHIA
houses. We respectfully invite the citisens Of Ks-
okuk and vicinity 70 come and examine our gooda,
and most particularly country dealers, who can
buy IT
-. Loais RFiees.
Merchant Taiiors win always find nice stock
Of Cloths, Cassimeses, &c.
Kodiak. Msreh 16-d
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en- candidate for City keeorder, and obligs
MANY CITIZENS.
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GfrD' A. DAY will be eandidaiy for Alder
man in the First " ard
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MARsnAi--J. I. GRprrY will be a csnaidat,
for Marshal ct the city election
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sB~ We are authorized to announce THOMAS J
CHEsowirn aud JONI NJ. ASpxKsos candidates 10
Township Trustees at the April election.
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.sss~Jso, W. CLEeaoas and JAS. NJ. speLlxr
will b. supported by the voters of the fin War
for Aldermen
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Important 10 Travellers.
X EOkUk CITY DIRECTORY, containing static
IN tical and other useful local Information. Also
ssketch OF the Black Hawk War;" and history
of the "Han Breed Tract" For sals It
CLAkKE'5 Literary Depot,
mchSld NenY Post O6aoe
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LII MBEHI LUMHEn.i LUmnEnli!
AND
s HIN q LES.

FOB .0o0, 900 FEET.
lnUR Planning Mill having been destroyed by
~ IRE, We have for sale over Ave millions feet of
sesoned Pine Boards, and half million VI Shin
giles, 1T our Yards in Louisvilfe Ky, for cash or
short satisfaeteFy paper.
mch3ldCt BREEDON 0ARNHTT
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Il. x. HART + SON,
WHOLESALE AND nKrAIL
ID EAL ERS IN BOOKS,
Stationery, Fancy Goods, &C., &C.,
No. - Aain-strect, between 81 and lth,
kEOKUk, IOWA.
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%H'~ We are authorized to announce Tuos w
oLAokrr, VI Lee Co., Ms independent sandidst,
for District Judge tdlwl
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-10-29
Two Thousand Years Ago.

How did people live two hundred years
ago? We all know that they had neither
railroads, telegraphs, nor ocean steamers--nei-
ther gas, nor heaters, nor indeed, a score of
other things which civilized men in our days
could not do without. But there are fifty 9TH
er matters relating to the life of our ancestors,
of which most persons are ignorant. How did
they eat, drink or amuse themselves +? Was
it the fashion two hundred years ago to wear
hoops, or DANCE the polka, or do crochet work !?
How did our forefathers marry How were
they buried Fortunately for posterity, there
lived in London, two centuries back, certain
Samuel Pepys, who kept a record, for ten sue
cessve years, of his daily life, telling how
much his wife's dresses cost, what they had
for dinner, how much gilt and varnish was on
his coach, when he saw the king walking out,
and what the fidders asked for music at a
party He began life poor dependent on an
influential kinsman, rose to be clerk and then
Secretary to the Admiralty, amassed a pretty
estate, became the confidential adviser of the
Duke Of York, on navy affairs, and was often
Familiarity at Court and in consequence. IN
his diary we have complete picture Of life il
England, two hundred years ago, through all
the various ranks of life from the lowest of
the middle classes, up to the nobility, and
even to the king himself.
Two hundred years ago, London was built
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Whole No. 1916.

ate for the day. He takes his meals at the
long table, and as he has no taste for castro.
monte refreshments, his fare is simple. A
howl Of bread and milk often comprises his
breakfast. His next duty is to make the
rounds to see the women folks"
70 these he is cordial and kind but no more.
He is not brigham the lover Or husband, but
Brigham, the Prophet and President. They
feel for him more, rev renee, than love, watch
is face and treasure his words, torturing each
Of them into the key of some great mystery.
He then goes to the Office, which is already be-
seged by visitors, who have come to Jake his
advice. Brigham is by no means a paragon
OF temperance. He likes good cup of liquor
LOW and then, as well as any other man, and is
sometime seen after having taken drop too
-Mormonism =: ~ ]. HIDE. ".
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For the Li'ch6eld Enquirer.
The Golden Wedding.
A LETTER TO A FRIEND,

You request, my dear friend, some account
Of the Golden Wedding, which took place in
the village last month. The respected pair
then reunited, have been my lifelong friends,
and my warm esteem for them doubtless gave
q more intense colorirg to the whole scene,
than it would have worn to a stranger
The evening Of the 22d was not as clear
and bright as was wished for the occasion :
but the air was soft and mild, with a sky over
rast but not gloomy, not uniting celebra-
bration in which age was to bear the principal
part. As l opened the gate that led to the
scene Of festivity, the bright lights from with
in fell OH two beautiful trees at the entrance
of the yard. Around the trunks of each of
these sentiLels of the gate, woodbine most
gracefully twiued it's tcndrils reaching from
one tree to the other, thus forming q lovely
natural arch. This pair of naples, l had
often heard, were placed there fifty years be.
fore, when the then youthful pair chose this
pleasant residence for their home choice
which had never wavered.
A home Of fifty gears standing! Car
any one look upon any house, whatever may
be its structure, and repeat those words, ant
not feel an almost reverence for the place
which has witnessed the joys and sorrows o
copuga and parental life, for that period Q
years? But must not lnger in the yard
save to note the analogy had often imagined
between the beautiful trees to which allusol
has been made, growing side by side in thei
stately magnifcence, and the owners OF tn
Mansion, still vigorous like them, and lik
them as at present only just being touche
by hallowing glow from Autumn's fingers.
The first hour of the evening was spent il
the usual manner of evening parties, cxcep
that there was more to interest one from tn
object Of the assemblage, furnishing pleas
ant and almost exhaustless theme for CONVEX
sation and the variety Of ages in the guest
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Familiar Counseling.
BY EDWARD C. GOODWIN.

There's long dreary winter soon coming.
There III he men very hungry for bread,
There I'll he plenty of agents ont dunning,
Look out fer the breakers ahead;
Ii YOU we ears in your corncribs he careful,
There IS money coined down in the store,
And t is we'll 10 give thanks and be prayerful
And good 10 remember the poor.
The wind will sweep over the valley,
The snow drifts encompass the farm;
See to it your cattle you rally,
That the colts are housed warm in the barn;
See to it the windows are tigttcned,
The cracks neatly stopped in the door;
And then. when The warm fire has frightened,
Call over the wants Of the poor.
While its blaze in the kitchen is cleaning,
Bsshink You of those that are cold
When the face Of your daughter is beaming.
Go lock to your bank notes and gold.
Go look without feeling Of blindness,
To those " no deu," nd from the store,
And be thankful that God in his kindness
Has given you food for the poor,
Do not say they wers wastefuI and squandered
When prosperity smiled in the land:
Tia, instead Of hard working. they wandered,
And deserve well The fate that $ at hand
For who made you Judge and keeper
OF those whom the storm has come Ger!
As you Were The fortunate reaper,
Be kind In your charge of the poor.
d. not foo'ishly give, but be prudent;
Find them work il you can. that will pay
Yeur daiy now makes you student
Or yo.:. brother. as well as your hay.
Let the shoemaker know sGme -mploy mrnt,
Ard the blacksmith be shucrss NO more;
Such discretion has sweetest enjoywen,.
Be shrewd in your care for he poor
Let the organist come 10 yonr ba sement,
n HON the house-maid is happy to see;
Nj shake y~ur td.a over tn" ca enrnt.
Whsn the monkey taps there for his fee.
Do no. say that you wis!, he was banshed,
- grind on some drsolat moor;
Bu! remember his children half ra,n- shed,
And that music is loved by the poor.
Let the mother whose baby; thin fingers
Press sadly her half frozen breast,
In whose garret grim poverty fingers
Till she curses her ceasrless unrest,
b. nnrsed by the widow now childle.s,
You have promised TO feed from your door,
Let her with her tears and her midness
Assist you 10 comfort the poor.
For long dreary winter is coming,
And men will be hungry for bread.
There be plenty Of agents ont dunning,
Look out for the breakers ahead.
If you We ears in your rorncrbs be careful,
There 8 money coined down in the store,
And t is well to give thanks and be prayerful,
And good TO remember the poor.
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BRIGHAM YouSG.-He he's many small chill
drcn lv ng and one of his wives is schooms-
rress to the whole. His two large houses are
well furnished. and his daughters play on the
piano and melodeon. He is great lover OF
frnit, and warm patron of the horticultural
Getty of Utah. Brigham's time is complete
" occupied. He rises early, and calls tn
whole Of his family together. They sing d
bylnn and he pra.s fervcntiy and then separ
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How was Adam removed out Of Para lise---
Saaksd out.