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MEDICAL.
DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAYS


III OnIk ATE hEDhN n L. aND 81 SiAUISAI L.
Il INSTITUTE, Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery. opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co s ONCE,
san Francisco, California Established in 1854 for the
permanent cure Of all Private ard Chrcnic Diseases.
and the suppression Of Quackery Attending and rest
dent Physician. L J. CZAPKAY. ID. late If the
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician to
the goth Regiment n Honveds, Chief surgeon to the
Military Hospital Of Pesth Hungary and late lecturer
ON diseases OF women and children.
CoTHE EAFFLICrED.-DR. LII. CZAPKAY can
be consulted at his lnstitute for the cure OF all
forms of private diseases, such as syphilis, ,Gonorrbea,
Nufttrf'ai Emissions and all the consequences OF
sell abuse In the first stages ot SJpnlitIc or 6oro-
rheai aidiscases, he guarantees cure In few days,
wiihoht inconvenience to the patientor hndrancet 10
MS business. When patient, by reg ect or iinprop-
er treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
OF ~ypftIis, such as b1boes painful swellings on
the groins or uhersin the throat aud nuse, which II
not checked. destroy the SOFT parts and cause the
bones TO WOrtify separate and cotra away, leaviHg
the sufferer hn object hideous to tehold or when
biotches anu pimpies break out upon the skin or
when ne mas painful swelliugs upon the bones, or
when his constitution II injured so as to predis3use
to consumption or other constitutional dsenses the
Doctor guarantees n cure or asks no compensation.
In RHEt MATISM. CHRONIC or acGte : in DYSEN.
lERf or Dl tNRHOEi he has snfe ard edectua
remedies Fcr the Treatment of the consea auences uf
soli abuse, such IA nocturnal emissions nervous
timidity, headache, pains In the back an limb bs with
general weakness Iss memory, injury 10 the light
restessness, confusion of ideas, dislike for society,
and feeling of weariness OF life with the nervons
system so excItable that slight noises shock or start
the palieDi max ng his existence miserab For the
above maladles tho Doctor will guarantee n cure or
ask no compensation u can be con- ul.ed free OF
charge and invites all TO cal; it will cost them no
thing, and may be much to their advantage Office
hours from 8 A. NJ, to9P NJ.
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NOTICE


STATE OF CALIFORNIA, District Court Ff-
County OF Butte. teenth Judicial District
0RovILLE, January rs, 1858
In the matter Off 4. Emerson, PlaintiG, VS.. j. p.
Kirwin, Defendant.
IN PURsUANCE OF AN ORDER made
u in said Court, the lSth day Uf January A. ID.
1855, by the Honorable Judge thereof notice is
hereby given to all persons holding or claiming
leins upon the property described in Plaintiff
plant, to wit: building, addt on and out houses
situated the north side OF Montgomery street, in
block eighteen, Is, Of the town OF Oroviile, COM
mencing at point about Ave feet or thereabouts,
from the southeast corner of the building known
the Table Mountain House. thence running easterly
thrtyeight feet thence northerly at right angles,
about hfty-eght feet, thence westerly about nine-
teen feet, thence norherly about ninety feet thence
westerly nineteen feet, thence southerly at right
angles one hundred and iorty-eight feet, sx inches,
to the place Of beginnng.-ts be and appear before
the said District Court at the Court House in 0ro
ville in said county, the 2sth day of January, A.
u. 1855, at the hour ofl0 oeock, A. M of that day,
then aud there to make proof of the same. by or
der Of the Court.
~, Witness my hand and the seal of said
s. Court affixed. this the 18th day of January,
49, "A ID. 1855.
ji9--np ". II. DARRACH, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CLOSE LIEN.
Il tu NA - 70 In 4

VHNnc state OF Sa1tfOrnia--COunty OF
n Butte-ln Justices q ur:-Beiore JOHN !.
BERRY Justice of the Peace in and for the Ophir
Township "f Butte county. Whereas, by judgment
Of tins Court, lien has been established in favor of
u. Hirschey against James Bradley. on the follow
ing described premispe, in accordance with "An
Act" entitled an Act "For securing liens 10 Me
chanics and others" approved April 10Th, 1856 To
wit on the house situated on lots Nos l, 2, g. 1, s.
Il, and y, being two hundred and forty 'eet square,
bounded by Robinson and High strecs, and First
ami Sec nd Avenues. ms laid down on the map or
plat of the Carlton Estate, on tle 10 the County
Recorders Office oi the county of Bate, and 50
much Of tho Ian which said house Is situated
may be necessary for The free AMI enjoyment of
ihe same, This therefore Is to notify all persons
holding or claiming liens On said premises TO he and
appear before nae. ut nay ofll;'. Ia the uphlr Town
ship, Butte county, on e 9th dav Of March at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, aud exhibit then and there proof of
said liens.
JOHN =. BERRY, Justice Of tho Peace.
Dated this 2ith day uf February. l5is
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons dealing in
~ Powder, thai section of Ordinance No. 4, Of
the city Ordinances, wall be strictly enforced and
saIh yender ot powder Is noiided TO procure Ii.
censessr vending the same, as ordered In section
Ordinance No.
s.w. GAMBREL, Superintendent.
Oreyille Jan
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
INSOLVENCY. NOTICE.

STATE OF CALiroRAtA, I District Court, Fifteenth
County OF buite Judicial district.
IN The matter OF Gardiner Lam, vs.. His Creditors.
PUR 8 VA NOE OF AN ORDER
u mads Ia tns Hon. Dsifct Court, Ia and ior butte
County. by the Judge thereof, at chambers. ON tina
18th day OF March, A. d. 1885, Notice Is hereby CIV.
en- 10 the creditors OF the sid Gardiner Lamp, petit
oner insolvency to be and appear before the said
District Court, at the Court tiouse, at Oroville In
said County, ON Morday this l0th day oi May. A. d.
less, the hour Ot IL O'Clock, NJ, of ID day, lhen
and there 10 hoa 10 any there be, why the Pc
tit,on ~ the said insolvent Gardiner Lamp, should
not oe granted, assignment OF his estate be made.
aud he be- discharged from his debts and liabilities
D. or VI the Court
~ Witness my hand and the seal of said
}sr,L tCoun affixed, this tho 18Th dsy of March
~ "A. u. le5s. VI. II. DARkAcH, Clerk.
THvs. WeLLs, Attorney for petitioner.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

office Il hereby given TO all persons
= having claims ny ,insL the estate of a. o. Good
rich decensed 10 present tho same with the proper
vouchers within ten months from this date to the
undersigned at his Office in the Cou-t louse in Oru
ylo. or tht same Will be forever barred
w. w. HOBART,
Executor Of said Estate.
Orovlle, March 1st, lS5s-3Od
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given TO all persons having
IN claims against The estate OF William Harlan de-
ceased, 10 present The sane To Nm. Evans. ut his
rancn on Littls butte Creek In Bute county, within
ten monhs after this date, or they will be- forever
barred. WM. l.. SWANS,
Administrator Of said Estate.
OfOviIie. Dec 10. ISST.-lw
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For Sale or Rent.

IL HiusE AND L0r NEAR THE PLAZA, front.
4 - iir< Robinson street. aaia.niag the Me.ho>
iis psrrpnage, will be sold cheap. Apply TO
FEB ]! r. l.. PATTON
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CoNSTARLE's SALE
DY VIRTUE OF AN EYEruTJn,

vAhACh OF AN EXECUTION
- Issued cut Of Justice Donaho's Court of Ophir
Township, county of Butte ana ataie of California.
to me directed, In favor OF JAMES BROWN and
against X l. kERKHAM and JAMES FOWLER,
have seized and shall expose for sale Mt public auc.
lion. NJ three O'Clock. NJ. on the Sixth day
OF April A. ID. 1858, at Justice Donaho's Office,
Oh Myers street In the Town of OroviIe the folio
itg described property. u wit: All that piece or
parcel OF land lying and situate In or about one halt
mile south Of the Town Of Oroyille and adjacent to
the garden called the ''0rovie Gardcn,'' in the
above Township Said piece or purcell of ground now
In occupnncyand cultivated by Chinainen US a vege-
table garden.
NJ j. PURCELL, Constable.
Dated this the 18th day of March A ID ls5s
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FERRY NOTICE

NOTlcE Is ,reby given, that |, the undersigned,
~ will apply to The board If supervisor. for Butte
county California, at then next session. for renewal
To me OF License To keep Ferry at Nelson's Bar
West branch Feather River.
Jan. 1851 -4ws C.S CURTIS.
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The business will herenfter bo conducted at the
same place by the undersigned.
Oro, lille March -, 1858 HENRY McCONVEY
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i.EG NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION

ENlIE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
n isting between the undersigned In the Stock
and Dairy business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. q. Jackson
HENRY MCCONvEY,
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NOTICE OF DYSsOLUTON

TuNHE CO PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
n tween the undersigned, under the irm Of Lamp
& iiida, Is shis day dissolved by mutual consent.
q. LAMP,
March 8, lass. J. HIDA
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
rUyHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore
II existing betws..n pavii Ny- Jr aaa Israel
Eys. ard-< ths artn Ut Nye = 90 Is this day dis
anlved ~ mutual consent. I'll sFcssats will be set
sis u. 2. kys. psvin ss.l, svss sys u.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

fNNliE % PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
q ising under the firm of R,senbanm & Mein-
inger, has tais day been Dissolved by mutual consent
All Those indebted To the late lrm viii please call and
setlls. \. KDSENnAUM,
Oroviile, March s. l. MEiNiNGER.
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NO rICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT TGE UNDER
signed will apply 10 the Board of Supervisors Of
Butte county at their next rcyulr session. fnr re-
newal of their ticens T. PUN Ftrry Feaber
River at McCunneIs Ranch.
McCONNELL & BILLINGS.
Fehrn ,ry L. 1883.
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ACARp i, the undersigned, having bees under
the treatment of j Czapkay, NJ. d. although un
solicited feel called upon to give publicity to the ef
hcacy ofhis treatment, hoping that by doing 50.
may be instrumental in preventing others from the
fearful suffering and misery which experienced
aud which So often result from lhs pernicious prac
tice of pretenders. My disease has been that OF
physical aud mental debility, which follows in con-
sequence OF indiscretion III youth. The agones
which endured are, perhaps, unnecessary for me
10 deiaii; they known to those who have expert
enced them. suffice it To say that having called the
services Of DR.. H. j. tzapkny into requsiton all my
expectations which may III We formed of him were
more than realized would therefore recommend
DR.. Czapkay to all who may lind themselves afflicted
with the dreadful malady. my object in SD doing be
ing sympathy for suffering Humanity, AMI heartfelt
desire of relieving them.
ID. j. DAHLEE, Printer.
State OF California City and County Of san Fran.
cisco IS On the 3ist day Of July. A. d. lo56 before
me, Wm G. Jewett, Notry Public personally appear
eel d. j. Dahlce. known To me, who Deiug duly sworn
did depose and say, that the contents of the card
herewith signed by him is true
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and affixed my official seal the day ami year III ST
above written. WM &. JEWETT
It's Fotary Public.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

TENllE COP ARrN ERStIIP HirnERrD EXIST
n ing hetween lhs un lerSgned Is this day dis
solved by muidu consent. All business connected
W ib the hrn will be settled by H. Myers, who alone
Is authorized to sign for thar purp
MAN BROOKS,
0rovillc, March 9-3t H. MYERS,
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DEMARKABLk INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE-
NJ LIEF.--tjeow We publish the certificates of
two Of the sufferers from the pnugs of disease who
having recovered from their former he lth and i'm
PEELED by gratitude make known their cases aud re.
medal agent, and their statements authenticated
by Notary Public Tho dem ands of society impe.
riDu.y command their publicity. and we commend
their perusai TO the attention oi all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
TheunIersicned. desirous of acq uani ing those who
may be unfortunate enough u tee similarly AFFLICTED,
where permanent relief Of their sutIrrn9s may be
obtained, feels 1t his duty 10 thus publicly express
his most sincere gratitude to Dr. H. j. CZapkAy, for
the pernanent recovery Of his health. Borne down
by the distressing SYMPTOMS incident to ihe vicious
practice OF funcontroable passion in youth depress
in body and mind: unable to perform even the most
trning duty imposed upon the daily avocations of
life, sought the advice of many ply sciaus who at
first regarded my disease ms Of triaing imporance--
but alus alter lew weeks aud in several instances
msnhs, of their treatment. found 10 my unutterl.
bic horror, that insleud Of relief the symptoms be
came more alarming in their torture, and. being told
by one that my disease bens principally confined To
the brain, medicine would be of lit consequences
despaired of ever regain,ng my hoalh, strength and
energy; and as o last resort, and with but faint
hope called upon DR.. CZapkav. who, after examining
my case prescribed some medicine which almost in.
ST nty relieved me of the dul pain and dizziness \
my head. Encouraged by this result. reao we'd to
place myself immediately under his care, and by u
srit adherence 10 his directions and advice NY head
becume ciear, my deas collected, the constant pam
IN my back and groins The weakness of my limbs
the reaction Of my whole body thu slight.
c-t alarm Ur excitement: the misanthrply and evil
lurebodngs the self dslrust and want o.: cDHiience
IN others; the incapabi ny to study anh want of res.
olution; the fr9huul, exciting and ut times pleasr.
able dreams at night, followed by involuntary dis
charges have all dsappeared; and in fact in two
months after having consulted the Doctor, felt us if
inspired by new lite-that life which, but short
time ago contemplated TO end by my own hand.
With II view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into he hands of incompetent quacks, deem 1t my
duty 10 offer this testimony 10 The merit and skill of
DR.. tzapkay, aud recomuiend him to all who may
stand in need Of medical advice, being assured by my
own experience, tnut once under his care, a radical
and permanent will be effected.
b. +. FILLMORE.
State OF California, County of San Francisco. Sub
scrbed and sworn before me. this l7th dny of April
A. ID. 1856 Signed. JOHN MIDDLETON. IL 81
Notary Public.
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poMnsrrc ncoNoMY.


CRULLERs.-One cup Of butter, two Of Ru~
gar, one Of milk, one teaspoonlul of soda,
three eggs and flour sufficient Co roll out with
ease. Fry In plenty of good lard.
Mock srovoE CAKE.--One quarter Of a
pound Of sugar, three eggs, one half pint Of
milk one even teaspoonfu Of soda, three
coffee cups of flour, one heaping teospoouful
Of cream tartar, a little saIt and essence Of
lemon. This will make two loaves. Bake 30
O quick but not too hot oveu.
Coougs.-One pound and a quarter Of SUI
gar, three.quarters Of a pound Of butter, one
half pint Of warm water four tablespoon
ful5 Of Caroway seed, one teaspoouful Of soda
dissolved I'm three Of warm water, three
pounds Of flour. Roll out very thin, and
bake in a very quick oven.
VlvEaAU.-'Ths article is one Of the most
necessary, aud yet we rarely find It Of 90 cd,
or even passabe quality. By following the
rules laid down in the following recipe, which
have pursued for many years, any one may
make the article on his own PREMISES
ITO eight gallons Of clear rain water, add
three quarts Of molosses, put into a good
cask shake we'll few times, then add two
or three spoonful Is Of good yeast cakes lin
summer, place the cask in the suni if in the
winter, near the chimney, where II may be
uor a sheet Of brown paper, torn in strips,
dipped i'm molasses, and good vinegar will be
produ ced. The paper will, In this way, form
what is called the MOTHER or life Of vine
gar ~ Germantown Telegraph.
BuvS.-- Remarkably fine. Make q sponge Of
three cups of milk and one cup Of sugar;
three tablespoonslu Of yeast; set IL to rise at
night; when thoroughly light, add one cup Of
butter, one ofsugar, nutmeg, two eggs, and
-four to the consistency Of biscuit; roll it to
half inch thickness, cut small cakes and
set them to rises when light, bake in a quick
oven twenty or twenty-five minutes The
same rule makes good doughnuts.
OmELErrE SourrLE,--Excolent Six eggs
beaten separately-the whites uud yolksi In
the yoks beat four tublespoonslul Of powder
ed sugar and the grated riud Of half lemon;
add gradually the whites, well beateni bake
eight minutes This must be put on the ta-
BILE Immediately after taking it from the oven,
or il will fail.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CRANBERRY SAUCE.-Par-
licularly nice. One peck of plums, eight
pounds Of sugar, one pint Of vinegar, two ia
blespoonsfu Of powdered cloves; clarity the
sugar with the vinegar, add the plums, and
boil slowly TO jam; then add the cloves
Ounces can be used in the same way.
REMovINa INDELlDLE INK SrMNs-To re-
move spots Of nitrate Of silver iudelibIe ink
moisten them for few moments with chlo-
ride of lime, which forms ch ride S1r silver,
and then dissolve the latter by caustiC ammo
mia. 1t may be sometimes necessary to repeat
the operation. Cyanile Of potassium may also
be empty yed.
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Reading

"I have no time to read" Thus re-
fleets many a reader Of THE FARMER as
he looks at this heading. But are you
not too fast in this remark Let us see.
There are in the FIRST place oil or most
of the eUCnjngs Two hours o day, du-
ring six months Of tho year, would be
one hour a day for the whole year. This
is a great deal, and yet it is in the reach
Of almost every farmer or farmers boy.
Then there are rainy days, a part of
which might be spent in reading. We
say n part; because work may proper
ly occupy a large part of the rainy days,
if our plans are rightly made. Then
there is a large part Of every Sunday
that may be spent in reading-We mean
Of course reading appropriate to the
day. Then there are the odd times be-
fore breakfast, and the incoming after
dinner, and the times (too frequent we
fear, spent in waiting for tardy friend.
Then you travel sometimes-agood deal
in the course of the year-aud most of
the time you pass in the cars might be
spent in reading, if you have good eyes,
Now put all these odd fragments of
time together, and add their amount to
the time furnished on the Sabbath, on
rainy days, and in the evenings, andy
have an aggregate which will surprise
you. The farmer has time to read if
he is disposed to do so, and has cultiva-
ted the love and habit of reading He
has an advantage too which many 9TH
ers have not. His work during the day
is mostly such that his thoughts are
free. He can think over what he has
read, and digest it more fully. He can
pursue the thoughts further, and study
how they can be best put in practice
This is a great and rare advantage If
properly used, it will be worth to him as
much more as the reading itself has been.
We think the farmer has time to read
all that any practical man ought to read.
IT-Ohio Farmer.
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The Toothache.


"My dear friend, said H., 81
can cure your tooth-aohe ia ten min
utes."
"How2 how?" inquired "Do it in
pity"
alum2"
eyes"
"Bring IL, with some common salt.
They we're produced. My friend
pulverized them, and mixed them in
equal quantities, then wet a small piece
Of cotton, causing the mixed powder to
adhere, and placed it in my hollow
tooth.
"Tbero," said he eff that does not
cure you, will forfeit my head You
may tell this to everyone and publish
liz everywhere. The remedy is intalli'
bic"
It was as he predicted On the in.
PRODUCTION Of the mixed alum and salt
n experienced q sensation of coldnes'
which gradually subsidized, and with it,
the alum and salt--it cured the tor.
ments Of the tooth-ache
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ddljt anu Bumor

WAGoERY.-Some time ago, on the
Sabbath day, we wended our way to one
Of our churches, and instead of a SER
mon heard an address upon some mis-
sionary, or other benevolent subject
After the address was concluded two
brethren were sent round with baskets
for contributions, Parson L., who
was one of the basket bearers, taking
the side upon which we sat- Immo
diately in our front, andlupon the next
seat, ucgligently reclined our friend
Bill H., a gentleman Of infinite hu-
NOR and full of dry jokes. Parson
L. extended the basket, and Bill
slowly shook his head.
"Come, William, give us something,
said the parson.
"Can't do it, replied Bill
"Why not? Is not the cause a good
oue2"
eyes, but am not able to give any
thing
"Pohl pohl I know better you must
give a better reason than that.
"Well, I owe too much money!
must be just before I am generous, you
know.
''But, William, you owe God lar
gor debt than you owe any one else.
"Thats true, parson, but then he m.a'i
pushing me Ike the balance Qf ny cred
tors" The parsons face got into rath.
er o curious condition, and be passed
on, Wire Grass Reporter
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Am 9nstruttibe Storg
TWO WAYS TO SAVE MONEY,
IN sYLVANus oOBR. JR.

John Poland and Arson Lyman
bought farms adjoining each other
The land had formerly been owned by
one man who had carried on the whole,
employing a heavy force in the work
When the two friends bought the land
il was as equally divided as possible;
and after the line Of separation had
been run, those who had worked much
on the land declared that they would not
give the "toss Of o copper for choice
between the two farms The old build-
ings were almost useless, so new ones
were erected, and at the same time both
men commenced farming in earnest
They we're poor, having paid their last
pennies for the farms, and being Obliged
to run some in debt to get stock and
tools
In all respects the two men commeno-
ed evenly. They were both married,
and while Poland had one son and two
daughters, Lyman had one daughter
and two sons.
clock ye, said Lyman, as the two
sat together aftor their farming opera
tions were commenced, "L have sot my
mark to aim at. Pm determined, if
have my health, TO lay up thousand
dollars, clear Of everything, in hy'
years.
aThat Is rather a short time for suol
purpose, returned Poland.
tsNot a biz, oriod the other onthusi
lastcally. 'Im not going to wear m.
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Refinement at Home.


The influence of a sweet home on the
character of it's inmates is so delightful
and so ennobling, that we wish all our
friends to do all they can to secure such
home for themselves and their fami-
lies. Now, for this end, wealth and
splendor are by no means as necessary
as is sometimes supposed. If you have
a sweet temper, and always express your
selves in kind tones, if you avoid low,
coarse language, and (what is more i'm
portan) low, coarse thoughts, you have
gained the first great point. Then, if
you have a few choice books, and read
them and love them, this is another great
matter. A noble book-read, admired
and taken into the souls one Of the
most potent agencies in the world in adj
vancing true refinement, Next to good
ness of heart, and a taste for noble read
ing, we would place scrupulous neatnoss
in the person, the house, and its sur
rouudings. While work is being done,
one must dress accordingly. But when
the work is over, few minutes may, if
the habits are properly formed, trans
form the whole outer man. We know
ladies that do all their own work, and
who are yet ladies, in tho largest and
best sense They enjoy elegance in
others, and exemplify it in their own per-
sons, dress and manners. There is no
reason why their husbands should not,
to some extent, copy their example We
see now and then a man who unites the
practical laborer and the true gentleman
in a high degree What power it would
add to the refining influence Of home,
if they were universally such,-[O. Far
mer.