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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21

Dtsheartentng Accounts from Pixies
Peak-...StarvatlOn of the Miners....
Bloody Indian Fight-...Freiehts to
New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, May 10.
The Republican has additional correspond
ence by the Utah mail, dated Cotton w ood
Springs, 2Sth, giving disheartening account
| of the Pixies Peak emigration. Large num-
bers of disappointed gold seekers were coming
back, wholly destitute of money and pro-
visions. They were in squads of dozens and
scores, besetting the mail stations, and beg
ging for food and shelter from the severe
storms of the plains.
The station keepers were extending what
aid they could, but not enough for other
crowds coming on behind.
No acts of violence had been committed,
but it was feared that the desperation of want
would lead them to attack and plunder out
going trains.
\ route agent writes to the mail contractors
that many of them must certainly starve, and
asks the contractors to send out provisions
for their relief. The trading posts along the
route are without stocks of food, and the little
there is the mail company owns.
An Indian battle had occurred at Cold Wa
ter station. Fifteen Pawnees stole thirty
horses from Cheyenne village. Eighty
Cheyenne warriors pursued them, killed some
eleven of the Pawnees, and very dangerously
wounded and made captive the remaining
four
Freights to New Orleans are now lower than
they have been in thirteen years. Flour is
taken 1Oc per bbl., and weight freight at
SOC per 100 lbs.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21
RUG STORE REMOVE

INO Il TEA FINE DWELLING
4 HOUSE, with large barn, and all the nveniences
iof genflemans residence, with Acres Of Land well
S1eSd, in Hyde Park, about two miles from he Post
outee, 10 keod Tenant II will be rented very low
Apply V GEO. W. PHIPPS,
Wyo.ou Third Street
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21
DIR. ID. s. HUTCHINSON.

DENTIST, GRADUATE OF PHILADELPHIA DENTAL
CollegeD With experience of ten y ears practice
respectfully offers his professional to the pub
nc. Charges reasonable, and work warranted. Office
Ihrd street. between Mi.nesota and Robert Streets
OF. raua' Min. ~". -. nov14-w1y.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21
CONSTANS g. STEVENSON
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
FOR WARDLNG AND COMMISSION Y
NJ e r @ NTs,
DEALERS IN BOAT STORES AND PROVISIONS

NJ E r @ II NTS,
DEALERS IN BOAT STORES AND PROVISIONS,
LOWER LkvEE, ST. PAUL, MINs.
Invites the attention Of the trade to their well selected
stock of Groceries, Wines and Liquors:
so hhds N. o. Sugar, 100 boxes Star Candles
~ hhds Havana Sugar, 80 do Mould do
o. S bols Bechers Q. H. 2. do 1000 bags Dairy Salt,
p Ell 81, Il E.sst sSts s
so bbls N. o. ( s. H. Molas- 10 do cider Tneesrs'
.o ses 100 sacks G Salt,
30 sacks c. G.. Java Coffee 100 doz 0vst.~s w
oO pkgs Family Mackerel, 80 cases Sardines
40 pigs White 4 Trout Fish, 400 Barrels Mess port
~ ~ CASKS NO Cod Fish, 5O pkgs Lard,
70 20 boxes Herring, 200 casks Hams s &C. Ane7
ao0 ao0 6bls asstd Crackers, 80. do Shoulders
ooV heams W. paper, 10 boxes Cheese,
70 Coz Buckets, 200 kegs Nails, ssst'd.
oO nests Tubs, loo boxes Glass, do
~ y Cnests feas, l20O bags ksstd shos,
3QO % Caddiss 2&a 10 do 20O boxes'do Spiees,
% Doxes fiug TOBACCO, SO cases Pickles, &c"
Ani1 AniaersGns and g 100 barrels XXX Ale,
u, Lxa. e' luz, fooacco, l0D boxes Raisins,
100 pigs fSsas, ss: ss:e; cIs,sss
WINES AND LIQUORS.
60 Pipes y Y Imported 200 bbls Double Rectiaed
40 bbs N Brandy. l1so cases scbn.o,,
8 Pipes Holland Gin, 10 do Brandy Cherries.
and Bourbon IS s.sa rSTt
Whisky, 200 Boxes Claret Wine
IS NJ Cigars ell brands,
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
JIM. BRUNSwICKs BRO. Cincinnati. Ohio ,o.-
invented.
AGENTS
SAFES! sTEARNS l. MARvINs WILL SAFES,
DER's Patent saamander Safes, with Burglar and Pow
der proof La Belle lock.
FARMERS! ATTENzyONl,
1883 McCormack's Reaper and Mower 1889
Received the highest prize the United States Aaricu
'urai naSS iSS. as she best Reaper ana Mower
eH-i o. I"ul, Reofos-y I, Isos. jhSldy
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21
ENGINEERS.

akShiHo Won MiHDkH FREDERIC wIPPERMAHH.
Won MINDEN & WIPPERMANN.
(draduates of the Poytechnical achoo Eanover1
ARCHlTECTS, CONSULTING AND CIVIL ENGIN
EEKS are prepared to furnish the public with Plans
ana Estimates for Buildings, Bridges, Hydraulic and
other technical works. They will, required either
suPerintend the works or perform them by contract
LOUIS BUECHNER:
LlTHOGRAPHER, Seventh street, opposite the Fuller
i.oose, SaIht faHi, s.ihaeaoIa. dec8 dy
HOLMES & PAYTE.
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND LAND StJRyEyoRs nE.I
ERS IN REAL ESTATE.-Offce on Seventh Street
nearly opposite the Fuller House, st. Paul Minnesota
49,
J. Il, HALSTEp,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER OFFIcE At
COMBS' BOOK STORE, St. Anthony Street, st. Paul
surveys, Plans, Specifications and estimates promptly
1'ehdeo TO- je1l-dawly.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21
TIE LIVER INYKGSRATOR, PRE-

Nj, Cpmpoended entirely
! purgAtive and Liver Med.
. These Gums remove all
lQne dose oftwo tea spoon
fnls will always relieve
sick ieSd&ch2. Only one
d'se Immediately relieves
Cnolic, while one dose Of
ten repeated Is q sure
cure for Cholera Morbus,
and a preventative of
Cholera. Only one bottle
is nee rel to throw out of
the system the effects of
medicine after . long sick
ness. One battle taken
for Jaundice removes all
Sall0wness or unn0tural
color from the skin. One
dose taken a shoIt time
before eating gives vigor
to the appetite and makes
the food digest well. One
dose often repeated cures
Chronic Diorrhea in its
worst form, while Summer
land Bowel ComOlainta
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21
PHYSICIANS.

DRS. ME KILL Il DUNHAM.
HOMEOPATHlST .-OFFICE, ST. ANTHONY STREET
opposite Market Particular attention paid to disc
jy7d3m.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21

this medicine preventive for Fever and Ague, Chill
Fever, and all Fevers of Bilious type. 1t operates
with certainty and thousands willing testify
wonderful virtues. All who it giving their
imous testimony in its favor Mix water in the mouth
one Dollar per Bottle DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor
No. 245 Broadway, New York Ret iiled by ali Drug
giss. Sold, also, by W. II. NORTON, Jeckson Street,
and VIM. H. WOLFF, st. Anthony Street, kgents, st.
Paul. jy23-daw6m
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21
PRINTING.

PRINTING.
DAILY AND WEEKLY
MINI ESOTIAN
BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING OFFICE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES III
1000 Enamled Cards for $1.5Oi
FOUR POWER PRESSES IN USE !
Having received this season large stock Of NEW
TYPE and PRESSES consisting of the latest varieties
and Styles we are now prepared to execute QUICKLY
PROMPTLY and NEATLY, all kinds of Plain aud Fancy
Printing such as s.5. a. 'E... ..' r. s.
CARDS, HAND BILLS,
BILL HEADS. PROGRAMMES,
BLANKS, BALL TICKETS,
MAMMOTH POSTERS, CIRCULARS,
RAILROAD WORK. NOTES and DRAFT
BANK PRINTING, LETTER HEADS,
LABELS, BILLS OF LADING,
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS,
&C., &C., &C., &C., &c.
We have just added to our Job Office one Of
Hoes Fast Cylinder Job Presses,
And now prepared to execute every kind of work
from delicate Ivory Visiting Card, Mammoth Pos.
ter, Octave of thousand pages, in style that
cannot be excelled N the West, and at
so PER CENT LESS THAN FORMER RATES
We have hand also, and constantly receiving,
large stock of
FANCY INKS, PAPERS, CARDS. AND CARO.
MA7IC BORDERS,
And any wishing job in this line, certainly
be suited in style and prices to Defy Competition
Colored and Bronze Work.
Or every variety shade AMI style executed in the high
est style of Art.
B L A N X S!
We have just printed, on fine paper, and clear
type complete assortment of Blanks Attorneys and
Justices always be supplied with the following:
DISTRICT COURT BLANKS!
NOTICES or TRIAL, SUMMONS for MONEY,
GARNIsHEE SUMMONS, SUMMONS for RELIEF.
JUSTICES BLANKS.
Attachments, subpenas,
Repevies, Executions,
Constable Sales, Garnishee Summons,
Marriage Certificates, Witness Summons,
venarie, Steamboat Attachments
MISCELLAkEQ BLAN KS.
warrantee, Notary Protests,
Mortgage, Bills of Lading,
Quit Claim, Bonds for Deeds,
Pre-Empton, Agreements,
Contracts, Leases,
Blank Notes, &C., &C., &c.
~ Call and see our stock OF FANCY Borders, Cuts
Nectrotype vgnetes etc., and faculties fer doing
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST WORK,
And you viii leave your orGars, TOR sure
will be sstis6ed.
~ Remember the pace,-C0rner o, Bench and
WabashaW Streets, ad3Otnfng tie Bridge, in the Build.
Ing formerly occupied by the Post ONCE.
G. w. MOORE, Proprietor.
October 80, 1858. oct3O-dawtf
TO PRINTERS
For Sale Cheap for Cash !!
$50 lbs Of second hand Bourgeois,
500 lbs o: second hand Prmmer,
800 lbs Of second hand Brewer,
20 lbs of Noppariel Full Face,
pair of News Chases, suitable for . six seven
column Paper.
1set Of Column Rules,
10 second hand Job Fonts.
The above nearly new, and will be sold cheap, for
cash, at the NINNESOTIAN OFFICE,
Corner Of Bench and Wabashaw Street
October 20, 1859. sct3O-dawtf
1870 1QRA 10kO
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21

fAhED Dy In. SANf
from Gums, is one of the b,
icines now before the publ
morbid ~ bed matter
FROM the SYSTEM, applying c
in their place q healthy {
fow Of bile, invigorating {
the stomach, causing foo. ,
to digest we'll, purifying :
the blood, giving tone and
health 70 the whsle ma
chinery, ;emoVing theI [.
canse Of the disease-ef- =
fecting Q radical cure.-l>
Bilious attacks are cured,
and, what is better, pre- =
vented by the occasional =
use of the Liver Invigora- =
tor. One dose after eat =
ing is sufficient to relieve =
the stomach and prevent
the food from rising an :
souring. Only one dose
taken before retiring pre- !.
vents nightmare. Only
one dose taken at night :
lOosens the bowels gently =
and cures costiveness.->
One dose taken after eacl =
meal will cure dyspepsia =
the absorbepts. We take
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21
Dr. G.. HADFIELD.

HHs
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Office and Residence
on Fourth street, the Wnsow House, Saint Paul
Min. N. B.-Dr. II. wishes it to be distinctly under.
stood that whe hs vices are rehdeted, he expects
his pay. oct23-itf
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21

DIR. III, WEDELSTAEpT,
HOMEOPATHIST, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA; OFFICE
over Charles Mayo's Hardware Store. residence
chestnut Street, in she house of the late Rev. Mr.
Bradley. References: DIR. d. Hadfeld, St. Paul, X.
r. Slaughter, Prof. Pute, Cincinnati. noyI6-d6m
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21

Losses equtabIy adjusted ana promptly paid. Up
warda OF G O,OOO of Losses have been paid by the
stna insurance Company in the past 2S years. Fire
tent with sovency and fair profit Especial attention
en to Insurance of Dwelinge and Contents for terms
of to years.
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable and
uninterrupted through seasaps Of financial Sunshine and
confagraons and maritime disaster Being long
isied on cash basis, the troubles of the credit system
Affect US in no material particular.
Dfsp hard tines the security Of reliable Insurance
is an mperatFe dntthe ability of property owners to
sustain loss being then much leggened.
Agencies In all the psincp3f css Spd sozcs through
out the State Policies issued without delay, BY
mar6-w-y THEO. FRENCH, Agent, St, Paul.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21
pRIyATE MEDICAL TREATIsE ON

4 HL 4 n hID1OLOU1OAb ' IL W
OF MARRIAGE, $50 Pages and 13O
Fine Plain and Colored Litho.
craps and Plates, sent free of post.
age to all parts of the Union.-
Cheapest Book ,ver published, and
containing nearly double the guam
tity of reading matter in that OF
the Fifty cents or Dollar Publica.
cations. 1t treats on the Physiolo-
gy of Marriage, and the secret dis.
orders and infirmities of youth and
maturity, resulting from excesses
which DESTROY the physical and men
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21
B L A N X S +!

We have just printed, on fine paper, and clear new
type complete assortment Blanks. Attorneys and
Justices can always be supplied with the following:
DISTRICT COURT BLANKS!
aARNIsHEE SUMMONS, SUMMONS for RELIEF.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-22

Geo Loud sri Grille E Campbell, Iad-
or Is wears Of ace. we're arrested before Justice
WellirE. or Saturday, the l21h ius., charged
With stealing honey from Deacon Holland -
They were found guilty, and sentence! - fifteen
days Imprisonment il the count! Iai.-Jceks5a
Pctrio:.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-22
WORDS FOR MUSIC.
81 GsJRGE T. N0ft"

r.. thee vell-ve part flreyee'
"A regrets are n"S 20 va'n
r.,e degree thai We must seFeI-
vs'er 20 meet or earth agsI1.
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~ ..t hearts NAV sees thy snrns
D.. 80 ether r'e. - 1--we tH-s
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sat-. drer-es that 80 ua1si s'y-fs
S.srto meet 90 earth Att'n.
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Ia. Ire .hs inw on thu dia'
lie ,tii or psI',ns -i.s
rst.. o. s-v-rc- friS.,
ps,,h 10 psni TO egua' th.'
.I,,..v.a!4 u1v t.'a-" 'hse
&C.,. ..''r,e cr"sta - vi'.
a., v,ib.n b. L.aa ;ss. bore thee,
49, rs t=sg- 80. .'ve .h'. s.i'..
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s.i -,srlf arr nGs u van
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Ne.r - meet ou earth sg.ln
fare tAe@ well
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rug HIDDEN HAND.

ny ryY. y. I. n soUTHwoETn,
,.,so, Of "Tac B,rdcof the Erening,'
. The Deserted Uye." Dc, &c
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-22

ru,pTFR | TmF NOCTURNAL VISIT
"a. Wheacc j. tha, knocking?
~ viii ne whrn every sound anpals me
lhear . knocking
:. 49, ,outh entry Hafs more knocking.
SH.aEsPERE
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-06-16
NUMBER 6,

THE AUSTRIAN CAvALRY.--No power can bonst
such a body Of cavalry as Austria Il is essns-
nous in numb,r. The horses are excellent. we'll
bread. hardy, active and courageous The men
are bold riders, good swordsmen, and better still.
are the right weight. and are recruited in great
part from two Of the greatest equestrian nations
an The world, the Poles aud Hungariaus. In her
service the monstrosity 90 often witnessed in
France, of giant oftwo hundred pounds weight.
laden with arms and aocoutrenents, astridc of a
beast not much bigger than himself, is never wit
messed In short, the Austrian uhlan or hussar
is the model lightcavalry man Of the world:
small, light, wiry, active, indefatigable, rider
from his cradle, his bride in his heels, and his
hand, eye and heart on his sabre; indefatigable
In the march, swift in the charge, everywhere
by turns and nowhere long. It may he almost
said that the Hungarian hussar, now that the
Turkish spahi is thing of the past, is the only
light cavalry, in fact.the only cavalry in exis-
tence. His cuts are as fatal and sure as other
mems thrusts. His horse is part Of himself; rid
ing or fighting are his pastine. In former days
he was the glory aud boast of the Austrian army.
Those gay swarns Of hardy little men which 1t
shot from it's sides on the march were its surest
aids in victory, its best safeguards in defeat.
IN, Y Post
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Original.
Correspondence Of southern Enserpri.e, 3
TEsPEnAscE Hall, SAsscM srnssr.
PnfLADzLPmA, juno 4th. Isbe (

IEsPERAscR Hall, SAsscM srRssr.
PnnADaLPniA, June 4th, 1854.
Dear BiterPrise--Beiieying that q report Of
the proceedings of the National Division Of tbo
sons of Temperance Of North America. which
closed its anual session in this city this mornipg
would be interesting to at Ieast a portion Of your
readers, propose togiye you a brief account of
the same!
On the evening Of the sist, the National Diyi.
sion met at the Office ofthe N. w. g.. and march.
ed thence 70 the Temperance Hall. where ,bev
were received in due form by the Grand Divi.
sion OF Pennsylvania. A welcome speech was
made by the CIV. r, after which Mai 3. b.
Townsend. of South Carolina, the NJ. W. r Of
the National Diyision, was led to the platform.
and responded in an eloquent speech. After
which, Past A. W. Patriarch Tiiiy, of New
Brunswick, was called for, who delivered most
eloquent and enthusiastic address, calling forth
the greatest applause. lie was followed bv VIM.
Ross, Of Missouri. Gen. Cary, OF Ohio. Eysps Of
Virginia. and stiness Of Rhode Island, On forcible
and cheering speeches. There xere, I presume.
two hundred persons present, Of which atout
eighty we're membcrs Of the National Division.
These came from all parts Of the United states
and British Provinces, and such shaking Of
handst never witnessed bsforc The Hall Is a
magnificent one. and on the present occasion Il
was beautifully illumlnated aud bandson,ely dec.
GRATED. Among the most attractive decorations,
were the American and British Flags, and unaer
these tho representatives. Of two nations met.
shook A..de. and made 'tlre preiimia ary arrange.
ments ~ declare war to the teeth against the
great enemy Of our race.
Hore representative wers Unlisted at thi.
meeting of the National Division than at apv
previous meeting since its existence. The reports
from all quarters except from, Georgia. alabama
and Texas were extrensiy fatterias, snd sho W
an Increase Of about 10 900 members during The
past year. Three neg Grsad Dividoa. b.vs
been organissd aimee the last meeting under the
most cheering circumstances. q
on Tuesday evening. by inyitation Of Ark 81
safety Diyizion. the NatioHsl Division marched
from .pemperanes Hall 70 the ears, ana were sar.
RED 70 thesvisi.dty of their Diyision Room.
where they we're cordially received Inv tho mem.
bOrs Of that body. During tho evening. sssera,
speeches. were made by the. members Of Tho
Nstionsl Division. some of skoss vere from tbs
ststes and some from the I3rstish Province. =
These latterwsre generally eaiisd Brstshers." I"
Cream Andstrawberfies. with cake and lee cream.
wers handed pouhl. and at late hour the Ma.
ronai division returned TO Chestnut strnst &.
the same woy and order in which they eone.
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LEAVING HoxE-I can conceive of no pictur
more interesting than one which might be drawn
from young man leaving the home of his child.
hood, the scene of all his early associations, to
try his fortune in distant country, setting out
alone for the forest" A father on the decline.
the down hill of life, gives his parting blessing
Invoking the best gifts of heaven to rest on his
beloved offspring, and to crown all his efforts
with complete success T'ars gusll from hia eyes,
and the words nre forbid utterance. A kind, af.
fectionate mother is calling after him as he is de-
parting from the paternal abode, and with all
the dangers to which he is about to be exposed
rushing into, and pressing upon her mind, she
snys: Go, my son--remember that there is a
right and O wrong way" Her advice is brief
Language ia inadequate to the expression of the
feelings that there crowd OF the mind of the vir-
tuous child. Every reader has case of this
kihd, and may have been the subject of one in
some respects similar. Here may be found elo.
quence moreNtouching to him 10 whom it is do.
livered, than the orations Of Cicero or Demos.
themes -...f
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oe'ors that 5ipeessant irs os verde should
runf should enenk off slowly. as janet wa,
uoingf What oh what should I dor (
Don't they look nice, mother? :" sasked IN.
Doctor, putting one. broad. broy=s hand over hi.
mouth, and doubling his grey head almost down
10 his knees "He.haw, hc.haw, hi.he.haw
mother he haw l--eioat tlley look nicer" roared
the Doctor:
- couldn't stand 1t any longer. Tho Doctor.
laugh was sigpal; it was echoed from all parts
OF the house Fan cackled from the chamber
window Sam shouted from the barn /; Mrs. Stod.
dard "ho ho,ho'dp. from the Kitchen while
Charlie threw, himself down In the doorway
and screamed like n wild Indian. / turned
around !; gavea leapacros the garden. Eve.
ry stoddard called after me. 1 am wrong; eve.
~ Stoddard but Janet sire remained silent,
one Told ME TO come back for the bread and
cheese another bade me wait for black Molly
and the new buggy: Fan ,bade me hold mn NV
cont tais' or should get them draggled. /
didn't heed either of these requests wea. d.
feoty Tor home. Ireached home. feeling sheen.
iShs-no sheepish is weak word for It'll can't
express to you how felt. I had great idea Of
hanging myself I thought Ihad better be dead
than alive; that 1 Ind made an idiot Of mvsslf
IL was ALI hplain; Fan had betra, ed us. VOW.
cd vengeance against her until broad daylight
then sneaked out to the barn and hid in the bav.
stack. stayed there until Charlie stoddard
brought home my fathers horse.
\ The old gentleman was frightened askaa how
he came by the horse. TIe was told to aal mo
and made a clean breast of it didn't prom
ise him not to repeat tue offence there was no
need OF 1t but am sure of this did not look
at girl for seven years-no, not for seven year.
when the eighth year came round, l remember
cd my Old vow against Fanny Stoddard. We'll,
TO make lung story short, 1 married Fannv
1Hnet became parsons wife.
And here let me tell you in confidence. rcod
er' that l really think Fanny Stoddard had n
very deep motive in her head when she betrav.
ed Janet and me, though she was but O child
she hked me, even then. believe Well at
any rate, che declares, every time that tic otair
Is mentioned that have had my revenge unon
her. Bless her faithful heart, it has been a sweet
one y
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A woMAN's tears are her weakness and her
strength. By them she persuades, rules and con.
quera If they flow in copious showers when
man would blush to own a moistening Of the eve,
they have power to control his actions in his
sternest moments There Is in them a magic
charm, which bends before 1t the strongest win
more pliantly than the ozier sways to the blast.
No trivial or ridiculous things are womaos tears.
They have controlled the destinies Of empires,
and brought about results which steel clad armies
and laundering cannons were powerless to ae-
eomplish. They have played no unnportant
part In the worlds history. Would that We
could ray that they had always flowed from a
pure fountain. aud that their influence had been
for the cause of mercy, humanity and truth
But, alasl quite as much at the command Of the
base as of the good. they have too often plead
for tyranny and urged on to persecution. So.
Iyus1dnr
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How TO MAKE TEA PRorERLY.--The proper
way to make cup of good tea is a matter of
some Importance. The plan which have prac-
tised for these twelve months is this: The tea
pot is at once filled mp with boiling water then
the tea is put into the pot and is allowed to
stand for Ave minutes before 1t is used. Tho
leaves gradually absorb the water, and as grad.
ually sink to the bottom the result is that the
tea leaves are not scalded, they are when boil
ing water is poured over them, and you get all
the true flavor of the ten. In truth, much less
tea is required in this way thar under the old
and common practice--Jds Cuthel.
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Srlrrira Hasirlj.


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By love mnde ono.

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