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l.. SMITH RUST

HAS REMOVED his
q & s 7 q IL f.
To NJ. 3, Bank Blott, one doo, East Farnc,'y g.
Mechanics Bant
w HERE he has complete assortment of
w Musical Merchandise, and all goods pertain
Ing to III. branch Of business.
y large assortment Of Piano fortes from the
manufactures hickering, Woodward & Brown
and Brown & Alien, whose instruments are well
known to be superior to any others manufactured
in this country
SERAPIIINES AND MELODEONs,
manufactured by Prince & Co., Buffalo and Car
thart Il Necdham, New York, Of all sizes and pa
terms, and every instrument warranted.
sheet Music.
More than Ten Thousand Pieces now On hand
and all new pieces Of Music received ne soon as
published. Glce Books and Church Music Books
ofcvery description.
Mr.. Rust will sell all articles rs low rs those
of the same quality can be obtained in any city,
and liberal discount to teachers and those who
buy to sell again.
Grateful for the patronage he has thus far re-
ceiycd, lie will spare effort to keep complete
assortment If articles usually kept in Music
store, and by constant personal attention to his
business hopes TO see in his new end commodious
Store, all Of his old and many new customers.
burlington, July IL, lSJG w3wtf
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IKAINo GUINU NUKIH.
I FAVE Burlington at 9.05 A. NJ. and 800 f.
IL NJ. Mail Train connects at " indsor and White
River Junction with trains leaving Boston and
Springfield at $50 A. NJ. same day from n ew ork
the previous day at 400 =. NJ. leave Windsor 81
l.3j 2. NJ connects at Bouses Point with train fOr
Montreal the next morning and with train for 0g-
densburgh, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, and the
West, via Grand Trunk and Great Western or via
Rome, n. Y. Central and Lake Shore Railroads,
making the shortest, best and most reliable route
from New England to the West
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Northhelc
at 500 A. NJ, connects at Rouses Point with train
for Montreal and Ogdensburgh same evening, and
for Toronto and Chicago the next day.
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Great Northern and Western
ROUTE.
NORTHERN (N.Y RAILROAD

NORTHERN IN. W RAILROAD.
80 Miles sdred betueca burlington q Chicago
by This Route.
ENIRST TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point 4 90 Am
II arrives at 0gdensburgb at , % AM, connect
ing at Potsdam with Potsdam and " ate1town Rail
road for WATERFOWL, Rome, Syracuse, Eoclost,r
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati and
the West, via. Lake Shore; and at 0gdensburgh
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad for Dyttwn,
Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton, Detroit, Chicago and
all points South and West.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at 30
p. NJ or ON the arrival Of the Trains from the Nor
mont Central Railroad arrive Mt Ogdensburgh 80
=. NJ, connecting with Grand Trunk Railroad 70,
all points West.
RET L RNI G.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Ugdensburgh at 90 M.
arrives at Rouse's Point { 10 p. NJ. Connects with
the Vermont Central and arrives at Burlington at
7 10 p NJ, making connections with all Railroad
Lines South and East.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Ogdcnsburgh at 2 20
Y. 81, arrives at Rouse's Point at 90 7. NJ Ito
lodse) connecting M above, and with Champlain
and St.Lawrcncc Railroad for Montreal and Quebec.
Tickets for the above Routes can be procured at
at all station. on the Vt Central Railroad, and Of
| NJ. i. CHURCH, Burlington, Vt.
GEO. V. I1OYLE, Sup't
| January 4, 1855. fcbl3d&w
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VERMONT STATE TILE WORKS.

ATTHE
Parmeise Place, the north shor. Of Maiet,s Bat.
COLCHESTER, VERMONT.
nRAIN TILES of the most approved patterns
- and of superior quality, cut IA inches long,
of the following calibre, for land drainage, CON
stantly on hand at the above works, and will be
furnished in lots to suit purchasers short notice.
delivered at the works on the docks cars at
Burlington, the following prices, and also at the
same prices, delivered at any other port on the
Lake not more than thirty miles from the works.
when ordered in lots of 900 more.
Sole Pipe Tie Pieces. Horseshoe Tile. Pieces
in. calibre 81 pr 1000 ?tin calibre sl2 pr 1000
"a" Is " " 81" Is"
" 4" Is h" Al Is"
" 40 " 81" 40
JED P. CLARK, Agent, Burlington.
Address ehe subscribers at South Hero, Vt. Or
ders respectfully solicited.
WOOD a BROWN
South Hero, March %, 1858,
Mr.. j. W. Brown will superintend the laying out
and digging Drains and laying, tiles for those
who may require his services. d&wtf
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ALONG CABLE OF CERTIFICATES.


Sec lS47, when We first commenced our good
work of discovering remedies for the relief of the
.o;, .;liou o,,d disoosoa and ,ro,,r;p, tho sop,o
pun
Tor pubic use, wo nave the gratihcation OIL claiih-
ing to have received more letters of thanks and
,ifcotos of cures than all other medicine manufac
-, :: A. ,.,,,l ,,,.
'urers anu 'ie''i''' " '''s "'''' p"'
together.
The weight OF the paper alone, on which said GER
fl, ates and letters of thanks are written, is over
1900, .c II, .. ..,l.
W" ''' anu - '''' ".
gethcr, IN one great roll 1t would measure the I'M
mense distance of twenty-Seue th3usaad seen hun
Jr,J and cr,,, miles
Among the immense number oil certlhcateS are
lZo,ooo rheumatism cared IN from ten minutes l"
twcnty-iour hours;
oo,Voo CHROME hhcumatlsm cured IN from one
week TO SIX weeks-palh renewed III d j."
moments after lts hrst appilcatiohi
loo,ooo cases OF he poioreuS ana Neuraigla
pains stopped IN lew moments ana cureu
,., o,, IN from nan an nour 10 Few uays;
loo'ooo cases oi burns, ocaius' bruises ana other
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS stoPpcu III ie" mo
nm ann mehts, ana curea IN Jay OF So
ooo'ooo Eases oi Diafrho"' rams s'cPPeu III d ie"
~ moments:
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SICKLY FEMALES

Should lose no time in trying few doses of this
regulating and renovating remedy; whatever may
be their complaint, it be taken with safety; in
all periodical and other disorganizatons its effect
l. all hut M
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W. nrac.r ,h.,, Cor f,,,J, ,s, - ,,J,,..
Tbar aro Tho f,,or;tes fnr f,m;j;ss -Ty,ue,
Works more uniformly than the hand.-Hecaid.
Do the work of ten ordinary sewers-Journd
Of Commerce.
Equal to nine Sc nstresses.-Homs Journal
Tie machine for family use-Adpocats 6. Jour.
nal
.hoS' "oiofao' Is Aiier'' y" so"'"''-i'"'pst"-
,. -
oai,'o' i'""s'"o any WI . ''0'' Pe'''
Hy Wfy lsI ..,....,. ,,
III, ~ sio eh'ie ~i
me oes. ever IN, enteu'-Cn .SHa" inquirer
~ iooh,ns ioI Vne pes' seo ,hese -15 "a
hl any a'e P'ou III tantiy u'o Jr o0''.e'
uu'spohsio =? ~ oNei ianiiy tn &c t1eae1I'
W " piaN. ~ WIN on.'usi'' ~ "thn i"t"'
A benefaction of tho age.-Panam's Monthly.
Magical in opcration.-Mrs. Stephens Monthly.
Beyond all question, The machine.--Lte Illus
na,ed.
Tho stitch c,,n,t be unraveIed - america, io-
r;c,I,,r;,
They maintain the pre-eminence-E5presS
Saves the time and health Of ten women'-Wa-
ter Cure.
Oar house Is IN ecstacles Wlth it-FoTfsrS SpVH
supply the fashionable worlu.-DdHy NecS'
Are pre-enlnently superlor'-Laa'es FisHor.
Oae of our household gods.-U D. Journal
Pretty, useful. magcaI.-I eslie's Ga.ene.
Have no equal for family u,e.-M1s,caI H'orld
A triumph of mechanical peuius-N \. y,nr-
nal
c.,,t;,,,,.,r, r,,,,, iro,,,o,t Emil, ,t,,,...,
Uni s,,,,orjyor =, OH a,bnrs G"I;,, ~;
"y i'aI -. 49, -.
J7nrnaL
we entirely prefer them '--h'fn"S .Jo"hdf
Weeannot TIRE IN ITS praise'-Ne' YORKER
find y,nr machine invaluable. 7 have used II
wear and II has never been ont of order. The
stitch is very durable and can be adapted to fine
or coarse materials. 1t works with the rapidity of
a dozen hands saves much time, fatigue and ex-
pense. Ono Of your Machines is used in my faith
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DYSPEPSIA.

The great scourge of this continent, yields quick
ly to a of these aniseptic Pills, and the di
gestiye organs restored to their proper tl'; ;
matter in what hideous shape this hydra o. 4!s
ease exhibits itself, this searching and unerring
remedy disperscs it from the patients system.
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UNREEUTED PROOF.


to the health-giving virtues of his noble remedy,
and certificates in every living language bear wit
to the USDESIABLESEss of their intrinsic trorth
HoHoray's Pills Gre The best remedy known in
Me porH for the toHouing diseases:
Asthma, Fever and Ague, Lowness of spirits
Bowel complnts, Female COM Piles,
Coughs, plants, Stone andGravel,
Colds, Headaches, Secondary symp-
Chest Diseases, Indigestion, toms,
COstiveness, Influenza, Venereal afiec-
DYSPEPSIA, Inflammation, tions,
Diarrhoea Inward weakness, Worms of all
Dropsy, Liver complaints, kinds.
Y-CautiOn None are genuine unless the
words: "Hoilo,Udy N,w York aud London" are
discernible as Wat9-mark, in every leaf of the
book Of directions around each pot box; the
may be plainly by holding the leaf to the light
A handsome reward will be given to any one
dering such information may lead to the detection
of any parties counterfeitng the medicines or vend
ing the same, knowing them to be spurious.
*Sold at the manufactures Of PRor HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, New ork, and by all respectable
dealers in medicine throughout the United States
and the civilized world, in boxes at rs cts, 60 cts.
and 81 each.
1y-There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
v. B.--Directions for the guidance of patients
in every disorder affixed to each box.
May 81. d&wly
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From whatever cause, touneSs IF spirits, and all
other signs of a diseased liver, and other disorgani-
cation of the system vanish under the eradicating
influence of this all powerful antseptc and deter
,,ont rornp1v
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q EFT not The suck DIE tor m Radgty's K. X. X.
~ Remedies there is n,p life for all mb, have Jam
IN them -
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'bNlE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY fur Col d
IL Coughs, Asthma, and Consumption.
- READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE e
ANOTHER GREAT AND PERMANENT CURE
OF SEATED CONSUMPTION /!
'-- BosToN, Feb. ~, 1855.
To -AP. b. f. BnADLEE-DEAn SHIN COM
pliancc with your request, | chcerfully give nv
recommendation of Hungarian Balsam. have
been afflicted .or nearly two years, with severe
InGammati Of ,c Lungs attended with a hard
dry cough ac pains in the side, loss of appetite
and increasin, debility, which brought me into a
very feeble and dangerous condition Several
physicians -,hom | consulted declared that was
in deep consumption, and that a of my case
was almost impossible. / tried several popular
medicines, without receiving any essential relief
until | took the Hungarian Balsam. This medi-
cine relic we'd me at once, and in few days changed
unpu.1 condition for the better. Ny cough is
lied, the pain in my side is gone, my APP
improved, and consider myself in a
recover my former health and strength.
pat was caused at first, by severe colds,
lust Of paper mill in which l was
OCTAVIAN HOOGS.
fifty that | am acquainted with Mr..
and was a witness of the relief
from the use of Buchans Bal
used this medicine in my own
fit
LYDSTON, Painter.
BRADLEE, Water
should be address
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TO OUR PATRONS.

TO OUR PATRONS.
Owing tn the limited demand Of late for many
styles of
d r G o q d s
especially the finer qualities, we shall give you
an opportunity to select from entire stock Of
rich
D S G o o D
Lyons Velvets, Cloaks and Materials Shawls
EmbroIueries and Laces,
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
and all kinds Of
II o L D DRY &C DDS
Random Prices,
We hope this will be sufficient apology for dew.
ating from customary prices. An excellent
opportunity is now offered to purchase useful gifts
for the
o d Y
All in want of any kind of Dry Goods are invited
to come and Sc what
RANDOM MEANS AT THE
"BEE HIVE.
Terms Cash Only
Respectfully,
daw, N. PECK. JR., a co.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
Stove Ware-HOuS Sc.

CHITTENDEN COUNTY
stove Ware. use.
At the old and established stand
COLLEGE STREET BURLINGTON, VI
M HERE can he found the most complete and
W extensive variety Of the latest and most
improved styles Of
COOK STOW YES,
Ronyeg Hof-Air Furnaces, Registers, Parior md
Boa Stores, Furnace kdtles, &C., &c.
SECTION AND FORCE PUMPS.
Lead Pipe of all dimensions
Punished. Briiamia Jnpanned & Copper
Wares,
SHEET LEAD AND ZINC,
American English Pontpool and Russia Iron Stove
Pipe, Hollow Ware and Brass Kettles and
PLUMBERS GOODS.
Job Work of all kinds
done in the best manner.
full assortment of Refrigeratt rs comprising both
single and double Ice Cream freezers. Ice cream
and jelly moulds
WATER COOLERS,
Fancy Bird Cages and Ne
Also manufacturers and wholesale dealers In
Blodgett Sweets
PATENT GALVANIZED PORTABLE
OVENS.
For Hotels, Steamers and private families, war
ranted to cook with less fuel than any other oven
in use. Our No 8, is peculiarly adapted for prir
vate familie. as it is furnished with Cook Stove
by which the entire cooking can be done for an
ordinary family. G. S. BL0DGETT co.
May 90 d6wtf
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GENUINE KEROSENE OIL!

GENUINE KEROSENE OIL!
MuCH OF THE
kerosene is aduitrated NTH Rosn OH
consumers can depend upon having "A
& Z y L | y f \ II L | l. f,
Free from the unpleasant SMELL and SMOKE which
attend the infcrior-by purchasing of
SMITH & TARBELL,
10 Washington St, Bosto n
p. :. GAS rlx1rRrANp BURNING fLuIn.
wiSjm
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MO = IA Il TS'
LIFE Pill L s /.
PHOENIX BITTERs.


TUNHE best family medicine now before the public
Il for the cure of Scrofuia, Ulcers, Scuruy or
r. options Of the Skin, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia,
Dropsy, and in fact most all the diseases yicl
dcd to their curative properties.
1t has been computed that during the last TWEEN
ty.fve years, upwards of
FOUR MIL LIONSl
,lpersons have been benefited by the use of these
Medicines fact which speaks volumes in favor
tithcir curative properties single trial will
place them beyond the reach of competition in the
estimate of every patient. By their aid the
BLOOD rs RESTORED TO A HEALTHY
STATE
and freed from all impurities The system is not
reduced during their operation, but invigorated,
and they require no restraint from business or
pleasure.
TIE afflicted hare these medicines, remedy that
wW do for them all that medicine possibly Effect.
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,ORTHERN, WESTERN, BRITISH and L. :.
MAIL ROUTE
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by an improved process we claim to he unsurpassed
by any taken anywhcre,-Ncw York and Boston
not excepted. We furnish them also beautifully
finished in OIL, or INDIA INK, making the most
beautiful aud satisfactory likcuesses known to art
and when several copies are desired, the cheapest
nictmrn. lnl,nn- Nmr
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CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH MAKING
TIE OLD STAND OF
JOHN X. GRAY,
Et0RNER of King and Champan Streets, Bur-
y lngton. All work warranted of the best de-
scription.
Almost all kinds of
CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS
kept constantly on hand Also,
l. U NJ b Il r.
Matched Spruce Flooring, planned and thorough
ly seasoned.
RIVED AND CEDAR SHINGLES.
warranted. 100, 900 feet of Strip Lath Norway
Pine Flooring, thoroughly seasoned. llemlocks
Boards and Cedar Posts for fencing. Machine
Sawed Clapbonrds, 6 feet long.
PINE CLAPBOARD,
planed, 10 it.
Inquire at the shop Of
JOHN X. GRAY.
corner of King and Champlain SITS.
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILR DAD
Chicago and the West.

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Chuicee Of Route for
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The best double thread machine,-Am. ms. N, T.
The most practical invention adapted to common
nse.--Com Mechanics Institute, Baltimore
Every Que should share its beneGts.-R,u Dr..
LedpM
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
UCUAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM
OF LIFE

FENlE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Col
IL Coughs, Asthma, and Consumption.
II READ The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE e
ANOTHER GREAT AND PERMANENT CURE
OF SEATED CONSUMPTION
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
4 OW to be the most beautiful woman in the
& d world. How to be more beautiful after mar
riage, instead of more ugly, as most wives now are
How to transmit your beauty to your
children without losing it yourself. How to be
sweet without perfume, cheerful without stimulant
rosy without rouge, and radiant without paint
The means are certain, within the reach of every
woman detailed with ample directions in a
" Letter to Ladies' which will be mailed pre- paid
to any address the receipt of % cents in stamps
or American coin. Address
DIR. T. l.. CHAPMAN,
No. II West 18th Street, New Y ork.
Anil 1U WHIT
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will work as great change in the family as
railroads have in States.-If9n. ", p. Banks
The Sewing Machine purchased of you has been
wholly seryiceable. -Reu. Dr. Samuel Osgood.
There is but one Sewing Machine, aud that is
Wheeler & Wison's.-Jadge Mugs, Of the Ampi-
eau Institute.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Portland. lMe.l Feb. -.
Tie screw steamer Anglo Saxnn. from
Liverpool the 10Th. has ARRIVED at this port.
The America arrived at Liverpool Oh the
9th.
Leave was granted 70 Lord Panerston to
introduce a bill into Parliament to amend
the penal law BY making conspiracy to muir.
der felony. The vote by which leave was
granted WIS three 10 one.
n B,liauit. the French Minister Of Tie In.
terior. has resigned. lie i succeeded b, VI.
E,pinasse.
Tie tank d France has reduced the rate
u discount "a iourand one .h.lfper cent.
Latest advices from the EIsi, via Malta,
are from Calcutta 10 tie 9Th ot January
ipmbay to the 18th u January, and lroin
Canton 10 the 2gtt of December.
SlrCuln CompbrlI had t,ken possession
II frukabad, which was abandoned hy the
enemy on lie ell. Gpfughpufe vas taken on
the 9th by the Maharsiah Jung Bahadoor.
Seven guns we're taken. md Two hundred IL
the rucmy killed. The British los WIS only
tNu Goprkahs killed aud seven Muuded.
Gen. uutram was safct. posted at Alum
b ~. Tie peasantry we're beginning 10 bring
Ii supplies. Tie roads between Delhi aud
Calcutta we're open.
On The 2sth Il December tie combined
French aud English forces landed at Canton.
The latter numbered 600 aud the former
900 men. The walls were escaIadrd on the
29th, aud the heights within the town were 10
possession II the allies " nine 4. NJ. The
enemy made feeble attempt 10 contest the
advance into the city. The damage 10 The
town is small. The commander Of tie ship.
olwar Action was killed
/ The London Times despatch says that the
bnmbafdment commenced at daylight on The
2Slh. aud continued al day aud night. The
assault was ordered al 6 a. NJ. Coughs Tort
was taken at two 'cluck AID blown up The
Chinese continued u Ere lrniu the houses, but
/ the troops we're restrained lsom entering IL,
city.
Tea had considerably declined Al lIons
Kpng. There had been large shipments.
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which Providence has made them helpless

which Providence has made them helpless
and dependent. that they may be trained to
obedience, to order, to industry, to virtue.
1t is not true that parents have not as abso-
lutte control over their children as they have
had. When there is dependence, obedience
may be enforced. The real fact is that pa
rents are INDECENT too negligent, too ndif-
ferent to take the pains TO train up their
children in the way they should go. 1t
requires perpetual vigilance, and they get
tired. II requires seli-control to exercise a
proper authority over others. self-conquest
is the greatest victory of all. There can be
no just parental discipline when there is no
character to back it. How can a man eflec-
tually warn his son against bad company,
who spends his time and his money in the
sinks Of intemperance In short, how can
there be any force in precept when the ex-
ample is bad. Cincinnati Times.
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MARY MALoNEy's IDEA OF 4 LOVER.

MARY MALoNEY's IDEA OF A LOVER.
What are you singing forf" said !, to
Mary Maloney.
"Oh, | don't know, ma'am, without it's
because my heart feels happy"
" Happy, are you, Mary Maloneys Let me
see; yon don't own foot Of land in the
world."
!" Foot Of land is ?" she cried with a
hearty Irish laugh. 20, what hand we be
after for joking, why | hasn't penny, let
alone the land
Your mother is dead y
''God rest her soul, yes" replied Mary
Maloney, with a touch Of genuine pathos,
"may the angels make her bed in heaven"
!. Your brother is still hard case, | sup
pose"
" Ali, you may well say that. It's nothing
but drink, drink, drink. and beating his poor
wife that he is--the creature"
You have to pay your Little sisters
board"
!" Sure, the bit crater, an she's good
little girl, is IIinns, willing to do whatever
axes her. don't grudge the money that
goes for that"
You haven't many fashionable dresses,
either, Mary Maloney"
i" Fashionable, is il: o, yes, | put a
piece Of whalebone in me skirt, aud Inc
calico gown looks as big as the great ladies'.
But then We saws true, hasn't but two
gowns TO me back. two shoes TO me feet, and
one bonnit to me head We gave me-"
You hayn't any lover, Mary Maloney !"
80, be oil Wild ye-ketch Mary Maloney
getting lover these DAYS when the hard
times is come. No, 10, thank heaven, | ant
got that TO trouble me yet-nor don't want
it. There was me sister that married in ould
ireland, she took up with lover at the time
\ | took down wild the measles--an shure,
got we'll FIRST. She used to 20 about pinin'
aud sighin' till me very heart was achin' 70
see her 50 dolemiully but by and BY she got
married, aud her husband drinked and bate
her, and so that's all she rot for her sorrow.
ketch this Mary slaloney taking any such
distress Oh her as that"
i What on cath, then, have YOU got Ia
make YOU happy: 4 drunken brother, a
poor helpless sister, no mother, no father, ne
lover, why, where do YOU get all your hap
piness from :"
Z The Lord be praised, Miss. il growed VI
\ IN me. Give me bit Of sunshine, clean
flnre, plenty Of work and sup at the right
time, and I'm made. That makes me laugh
and sing; aud then il deep trouble comes
uhy-Gol helpin' NELL try 10 keep N,
heart up. Shure. il would be sad thing /
/ Patrick McGrue should take il into his head
10 come and ak Tor me. hut the Lord vii.
I'm, I'll TN To bear up under it,"
I The lat speech upset my gravity. The
idea 81 looking upon lover as an affection
was 50 droll But she was evidently sin.
cere, having before her the example 81 her
sisters husband, and her drunken brother.
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The DRclISr or MoaaLrrY IN Cirrus
One Of the main causes Of the decline Of mo
rality Is the decay d parental discipline. The
family circle, the domestic hearth, Is the
pure fountain u purity Or corruption topub.
lie morals. Most people become what they
are made al home. They 70 forth into the
world to act out the character they have
formed in the first fourteen years Of their
lives. II i alleged in excuse that children
have become more unmanageable than they
used 70 be We reply that human nature
and human relations are unchanged. Chill.
dren are just as amenable TO authority as they
ever were. This IL the main purpose 10,