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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

70 COnsumptivcs.-The advertiser, having been
restored to health in few weeks by very simple reme
d after having suteredsevera years with severe lung
aiectlon ana that dread disease, Consumptiu anN
ions to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure. -
10 all who desire he will send copy of the prescrip
used Gree OF charged with the directions prepar-
ing an using the same which they will find SURE CT
for CoNsu MPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only
object OF the advertsern sending the prescription is to
beneht the afflicted and spread information Nhich he
conceves to he invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
Will try his remedy asst will cost them nothing ana NAV
prove blessing Parties wishing the prescription will
please address REV. EDWABD A. WILSON,
oil dIy Wiliamsbargl. King Co.. New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

FEsTIvAL.-The Methodists of Grafton
Centre will hold festival at Warren Hall,
this Tuesday evening" at O'Clock. Rev.
L. w. Lewis of HopkiDton will deliver a
poem, Rev. w. w, Colburn of Berlin. Rev.
w. f. Mallalieu of Chelsea, and other speakers
will be present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

THROAT AND LUNG DIsEAsEs.-A special
notice, in another place, announces that DIR.
Dillenback, of Boston, will be iii Worcester, on
Thursday OF this week, to attend to such pa
edueateu puy slvlan, OF
ence, who has for several years devoted him
self chiefly to diseases OF the throat and lungs,
and with remarkable success. Those who con-
suit hin may be sure that they are not dealing
with an ignorant quack, but with an intelligent
physician, who understands what he is about,
and who wins the confidence and good will OF
those who employ his services. Dr. Dillenback
makes a large use of the tinhalng system"
but employs other means also, such as his
knowledge of disease and medical science
may suggest. We know him well, and know
that he has had great success in treating
diseases of the lungs ard throat, and also that
he is man whose character, as well as his
medical skill and experience, entities him to
respect
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05
DR.. M'Lnne's Liver PMS, FLEMING BROS.

ProptietCrs.
This great medicine has supplanted all others for tho
cure of diseases of the Liver, Its effects sautary
and speedy and at the time perfectly safe that
is not surprising it should supercede all Others H.
vented by very distinguished physician in Virginia.
who practced in region OF country in which uepats,
or Liver Complaint, is peculiarly formidable and
mon and who had spent years in discovering the ngre
dents and proportiong their guam titles, these ills
peculiarly adapted to every form the disease and
er fail to relieve the most obstinate OF this terrible
complaint, They have justly become celebrated, and
the researches of DR.. NJ Lane have placed his name
among the benefactors OF mankind No having
symptoms of this formidable complaint should be with
OUT these invaluable Pills Have you pain in the
sht SIDE under the edge of the ribs which increases
with pressure-unable TO lie with on the left side
with occasional, sometimes constant pain under the
shonderbade, frequently extending the top of the
shoulder Rely upon it, that although the latter pains
are sometimes taken for rheumatism they all arise from
diseases Of the Lver and if you would have relief 20
instantly and buy box of DR.. Ian Liver Pills pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh.
Purchasers will be careful to ask Tor Dr. ArLASE's
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FLEM-
ING BROS. PIrrsBuRGH, Pa There are other Pills
purporting to be Liver Pills now before the public Dr.
Lanes genuine Liver Pills. also his celebrated Verni
uge be had at all respectable drug stores None
genuine pithout the signature Of FLEMING BROS.
mch2 66t&wlt C25l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

POLICE CcURT-On Monday, Patrick
flanagan, for vagrancy, was sentenced TO the
house of correction for one month. John. Cal
lahan, for unmannerly conduct toward his
wife, in beating her on the head with stick of
wood, while in an intoxicated condition, was
fined So and costs, amounting in all to $l2 %,
for non payment of which he was committed.
John B. Hammond, for larceny of gold
watch, valued at $50, from James Davis, a sa-
loon keeper on Frontstreet, was sentenced to
the house of correction for six months The
same offender was sent over for six month adj
ditional for larceny of an overcoat from fel
low boarder, named Patrick Diggins.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

SHADOWS WE ARR" I'm the year 1852,
the board OF mayor and aldermen consisted of
Henry johnson, mayor; and Thomas Huse,
Philip johnson, Moses davenport Nathaniel
Horton, John NJ. Cooper, and Joseph Roberts,
aid rmen. The youngest of these men was
39, and the oldest Sc; all bu. one were in
good health and as likely to live for many
years as any men in Town, but only two of
these gentlemen are nov Iiying.-Necbugport
Herald
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

The Book of ALI Others that should be read BIZ
men with damaged and broken-down constitutions 10
HUMAN FRAILIY, or PLY RE-
SEARCHES. 1t is beautifully Illustrated and treats
nutey OF all the symptoms resulting from the fraties
and vltdting habits OF early youth incapacitatip the
victim from sharing the fruition of the matrimonial
and, II not checked in time, degenerating all the unc
tons OF manhood, and bringing him step by stem to a
lingering and untim y death Price cents Sentfree
everywhere, receipt of postage stamps the amount
sold by the author, DR. II. A BARROW 1874 Bleeck st.
New York, (four doors below McDougal streetJ CAP
MASON, I6l Broad street, Providence. X. l. General
Agent d3m* IA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

WARRANTED ills Liquid Amandine, for the cure OF
chapped hands, roughness 81 the skin, &c Prepared
andsold by join Q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall Building. diff cd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

=, Diseases of Women.-Dr. MArrIsoN attends ex-
Speciat Diseases of WOMEN, at his REMEDIAL IN
) ilfU re. NO 2S Union st Providence II l. Sec his
OF 1.-THE GREAT INDIAN RFMFTY
FOR FEMALES in this paper. diff fI6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

The PANORAMA OF CALIFORNIA, at City
Hall, shows, among other finely painted views,
the mammoth pines of the Pacific coast. 1t
is an interesting panorama.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05
ME-. corwin's Amendment.

The last official act of the thirty sixth con-
gress was the adoption of Mr.. Corwin's pro-
posed amendment to the constitution, by
two-thirds vote in both branches. 1t provides
that mo amendment shall be made to the
con titution which viii authorize or give to
congress the power to abolish or interfere
within any state with the domestic institutions
thereof including that OF persons held to labor
or servitude by the laws of said state" 1t
has now 10 receive the ratification of the
legislatures or conventions of three .fourths
of the states before it becomes a part of the
delegation in the house of representatives was
divided upon the observation-disclosures. Adams,
Delano, Rice, and Thayer voting in the
affirmative, and Messrs. Alley, Bufinton,
Burlingame, Dawes, Elliot, Gooch, and Train
in the negative. In the senate both Senators
SKINNER and Wilson recorded their votes in
the negative. The Crittenden resolutions
were voted down by majority of the senate
The TELEGRAPHING "A good efiec, of the
new management OF the American Telegraph
Company. under President Sanford, was well
evinced Yesterday. in the promptness with
which Mr.. 1incoln'S inaugural was transmit
ted. The delivery of the message commenced
at 100, and al O'Clock it had been telegraph
ed to all the principal cities, and was in The
hands of all the agents of the Associated Press
The eastern Associated Press are under obi
cations to Superintendent Hinchman. Rob
erts, Clam, and the operators generally, for
their successful efforts in carrying out the or
ders of their president and fulfilling the wishes
Of the agents Of The press.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

DR.. j. Wesley Kelley, Analytical Physician,
can be consulted ut the Medical Office l42 Main street
Wocesler Opposite the Post Office during thursday
an FkliDAG, March in and sth Aagiee tree IL al
cases Diseases of he Lungs Liner Heart, Spleen. Br0in
Ner.es Muscles, Bones. Glands Tissues &c. Diseases
OF the Blood and all disorders Of Fluids Of the Body
treated upon analytical and BOtaniedl principles. lie
redarg diseases BY proper aieratire treatment be
erddicdted from the system Patients and those
ested invited to call We prescribe mineral or
vegetable poison. Office advice free. d6t&w2t 1877
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

Coughs.-lhe sudden changes our climate are
sources PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL. and AsTnMATIc AZ
FRcrIoNs Experience having wed that simple RENEE
dies often act speedily and certainly when taken in the
early STAGES the disease should at once he
had to Broson's Bronchial TrocheS, or Lozenpes let
the Cold Cough, Irritation of the Throat be ever so
slight bv this preeantiOn more serious attack NAV
be ctlectualy warded of PUBLIC SPEAKERS and sine
will find them ehectual for clearing strengthen
ne the voice See advertisement. d&w6m dl1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

Catarrh! Catnrrb!--lhe remedy tbs cure OF
this disease, invented by DR.. r. GooDALE. who alone
understands Catarrh the first that ever gave its true
theory and the only that cured it, now for
sale, with directions Tor using As passport to conf
enee trial only is necessary. In every locality where
u has been used, the clamoruus brood nostrums--
Snufs Sugar Pills, Dry Ups &c.,have permitted
TO suspend their vapid and retire their natal
0rgil-th cesspool OF qadcGeTg, The Remedy NAV he
had at 81 bottle and pamphlet describing The symp-
toms Of Catarrh ID. SCOTT, 22l Main, corner Of Me
chahlc street, agent deod3m jail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05
Dialogue between smith and Jones.

T. JOnts, DO mol What Keeps
To seem to work steady, and get 81 a day
Jones Yes Mr.. Smith, tits you say. The reason
am it every thing to furnish my house
with nice carpets oil cloths &c., should like to
know now yoa have money in the bank. and get such
what wages you ge..
Mr. Smth.-Well, Mr. Jones, will tell Won in nrivate
get 81 rs per day. and the way manage il is buy NV
goods of orson n. Heath in the Bay state Block and
save great deal OF money andget the best guods
Moral Ii you would have money in the bank live
temperate be Industrious and Will get good paw for
your wook. and save money by trailing at the Poetcal
exchange. ORSON N. HEATH, Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

Something New at the G. rent Dnruerrenu
Palace--Mr REED tenders his thanks the public for
their liberal patronage and would Gail their attention to
his LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS, the largest eve offered in,
thseity photographs copied Life SIZE from small Da.
cular attention paid to making Views Stereoscopic or
otherwise. NF-S y,
PARTICULAR ATrENTloN.-I would also inform tho
pu0iic ana former patrons of Wing & Ellis that have
bou.ht al Negatives made by them Fosters Block
Those wishing photographs from the same will pIensc
jal0 dit H. i REED
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

The new president has a diaaeult task, but
he is equal to it. He is capable, sincere,
patriotic, and wise, and we believe he will
bee ONE very popular with men of all parties.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05
Speetal Aotlees.

II. n. Heath will sell at retail, in March, Two hun
aIeu more BrOoms worth 25c. for l3c each; also a lot
OF Furniture cheap, AT As Front street. aim mch3
OF Boston will see his patients in Worcester the Bay
ote'e house, on Inursuav, March tn, INST.
All suffering from Chronic Catarh, Sore Throat
bronchitis, Asthma or Consumption invited to call
from o'clock m. till y D. IN.
Dr Dlllenback has had much experience and success
IN the treatment OF this class of diseases He is thor
oughy educated physician of large experience and we'll
merits the respect and confidence OF the puDlicEditor
Boston J0arndi
Dr. Dillen0ack, besides being a regularly educated
physician OF long experience, has fairly won high
for his successful treatment oiseases of The
and BeT. w
Dr. Dillenbaek is a Christian gentleman in every
sense gradu tie of the University of New York and
Gel brated DR.. NOTED. Boston C0aqregafionaEst
dHaMW&Th M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

A. ~. Capron, VERBATIM PHoNoGRApHfc SAoRr
HAND WRITER, 20 TrumDull street Worcester Mas
Post Office address, Box 405 ~
ACCURATE tEpokTs verbatim abstract } of Test
mony Arguments, Charges. Lectures, Sermons Dscus
s9lls anu Conventions, made on reasonable terms
EDITORS, AUTHORS and others requiring the services
or PhQ9ogFdphic AdRuensiS can have articles repo,.
edffom dictdfiOn, and copied for press with entire
accuracy. O
PLAIN COPYING, also done with neatness and dispatch
jal5 dtf ~ 'Ne'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05
President Linoolns inaugural Address

manuscript, he read his inaugural addresS i
a loud clear voice, as follDws:-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
PRESIDENT LINCoLN's

Z N A U G. U r A I L 0 N .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

CIaiiin is making splendid Photographs, coored or
plain, om small Daguerreotypes and AmbrOtynes at ISs
Main street. dtf ii w
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-19
Too era ping by El'f.

/ Ralph Easel the Paris corrcsnon-
/ dent of the New York Express, relates the
following
One Of my Parisiln conCrer,s tells =
capital story - the discontinue Of = ceIe-
brated physician, who had attended the
only child OF rich parents. an3 had. with
the aid Of Providence, saved the infant
life < dav or two after her darling wa.
pronounced out of danger, the grateful
mother visited the man of science at his
Office
Doctor, said She. there are certain
services which mere money cannot remu-
nerate. Scarcely knowing how 10 dis
charge my debt To YOU. l have thought
yoa might be willing to accept this pocke,
book which | have myself cmbroidered,
as trltiiuE token of my gratitude
Madame. rrtortci the disciple of .4Es-
culapius. somewhat ruieiy, the practice
OF medicine Is not a matter Of sentiment.
Time Is money and We expect our time
to be paid Tor in cash Pretty present.
may serve To perpetuate friendship. bu.
they dc not contribute 70 the cost Of house
keeping
We'll then, Doctor replied the lady
much wouulcd by his tone and manner
"ha good enough - name the sum az
which You value your professional services
Certainly, Mnjamr Ny charge in
Your instance, Is two thousand francs
Without further remark. the lady oren-
ed the rejected pocket hook, which she
still held in her hand, took two of the five
Thousand frame notes slowed inside. placed
them on the great man table AMI quiet
i bado him good moruin-e The doctor
hl~ not Yet recovered las ti-tsrtod eiua-
n.mily
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-19

No reiuforcements had been receiy
ed when the Marion left. and frou
Capt. Adkins statement il would ap.
pear that difficulties would be met j.
. entering the harbor al Charleston will
reintorcemen,s or supplies. Tn,
/ Charleston volunteers are irilling daily
and they with the of iaborers ar,
placing MoutrIe and the other forts on
I The harbor in the best state of defeus-
. There are about ihree thousand soldiers
now IN entertainments, and their mum
/ Der Is constantly augmented by arrivals
( from the luterIOr OF the State.
II Is represented that whatever work
IS done in the way Of rendering Fl.
Mouitrie capable OF repeiling an attack
she cannot be made 10 command Sump-
ter IN any event, or be able to damage
that fort by her cahnonade.
Great difficulty IS experienced by The
Charleston military III the want OF ex-
perlenced artIllerIs,s, as they have bu
u half dozen old soldiers in their ranks
who are acquainted wuh the handling
OF guns.
The main-channel still remain block
ed up with suukeu vessels, and cauhO
De used until cleared out.
The vesses which now leave the
port are compelled 10 take the side
channels, and cannot leave al all with
out the aid Of Charleston pilots and
when the sea IS perfectly smooth.
The families spoken Of above left
fort Sumrler last Friday, AMI by The
: l.
lie Marion. on board Of which they re-
maincd ull The time Of her departure on
Sunday. When passing the fort The
men waved Iheir haukerchiefs to ,heu
wives. cheered. ana fired of gun.
To the Editor Of ia. y. Y. Herald
On Sunday, the 81 inst, a 5 the steam
er Marion was proceeding down Char
lesion harbor, bound for New York.
and having on board amongst The pas
srugers the wIves--twenty IN number
and children belonging 10 ,he soldiers
stationed IN Fort SuuP,er, a somewhat
exciting scene occurred. On nearing
lhe forI The whole garrison was seen,
mounted on the top of the ramparts.
and When the snip was passing fired
>
cheers as i parting farewell 10 the dear
-osed ones on board, whom they may
possibly never meet again tins side the
grave.
Ihe response was weeping aud eva
Wing adIeus" 10 husbands aud fathers
\ small band Peut up IN an isolated
fort, and completely surrounded by Ia
sIrumeutS OF death as five. forts C0yiJ
be see from the Steamers deck. wllIl
their guns Pouling towards Sumpier
As the ship proceeded on her voy-
age, t. earnest prayer Of many sym
pathisiug hearts on board was .hat uJ
collision would ever take place between
these men, 50 hosuieiy arrayed agaius.
each o,her, bu, who are IN reality
brothers. J. II.
o. BOARD THE MARI9S. Feb. 1, 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-19
poetrn.
An Old Mans Dream.


Oh for one hour of youthful Joy
Give back ny twentieth spring
Ia rather i,ugA 4 brigat-hsired BOY.
Than relgn a z ay-a-li ei king
on zsth the wrinkl.d spoils OF age
A-ay with lezFuiHg'- cro~ni
Tear sat- LsIes si-lan wrietea page,
Aa4 alsl SIS ,ropal-- iavn
One moment let ny lise-oiaoi >trean
Prom 5o5Anod l5uut Of fame
Civ ra- on Z lis. r-e-ing dream
Uf life ali lors --ud h.Ais
a Iis.eaia- angel heard the payer,
And calmly siui.ing ssi4,
sIf bun touci, Thy .ileerei hair,
Thy hastg wish hal sped.
Bati- there nothing IN t.iy track
To f5n Iy bid thee stay.
While the swift season 5 hurry back
To aad the wished f,r day :"
An, traest soul of vomansind'
Wi.h3at thee what were life
one Bliss cannot iyase behind
Tl-aAe- pree.oa+ wife
The angel TOOK sAahire pen
Aa5 ssrnte a r,labsn l-y
III ala -9ai3 = = Soy again,
Aat b. = la-,aaI too f.
=" Aut is there nothing set un-aiI
Before tas change alp-r-
Rem .ral-r. az ,ac. gi..s a,y~aoi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-19

RJ- Thomas Hood died composing
and that too, a humorous poem He i
said to have remarked that ne was drina
ont Of charity t. the undertake. v,!.s
wished . I'm 3 l;vc'7 Hoo1"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-19

= ,
The likes afore sin ye war born"
Wen. Mary -
And sure for yez, is yez telling ms
The truth. isn't your blessed mither GO
the cramps or something ?
No Molly, don't be 50 foolish"
" lis not foolish am, now nav Teddy
but We scared me out OF sanses wlth yer
suddrnness a coming down havu't
had to wait The coffee, sure. mauv's The
morning for yez, tili twas nigh scorclI-
rd 10 The bler with lis wusungs Of a
mornings :"
+ j." Well now. Mary. lis Just here, I'm
going to get up every mornlng and come
down into the kitchen, and you must
teach me to make bread and grlddie the
cakes, aud broIl steaks, and pickle aud
+ preserve.
= Oh, the Nargln have marcy upo
me- exclaimed the honest domestic,
Z" and sure ll'g mad as hin, ye are, 10
! be coming 10 me IN such way. -
And She let her astonIshmeut nave vent
Ia laugh So long and hearty thai Mss
/ Lydia had 10 clude, almost command,
ere II subSided and Jeff her sober
,.oaugh r., lr,arr down her hands and
,nII,,,r ..,..,.7 M. l.,s,.,,,, hoar9
,,77.['l-.h .6a ..,-.aoI.4 :, ro,ri,-
obtained leave, as a / eginnlug, 10 roll
Oul The biscuits for breakfast, and give
last turn 10 the beef steak, as her prl-
mary business.
" And sure now, Ms The quarest thing
for lady IKE yrz 10 be dong tht. likes.
Bu, I'll iist let 81 nave vo;.r o,yo ,y,,.
f,r. ,h.. 1,si and ,.'U piy.r h.. ,hr,uf.
-,..., ,.,..-..t...-
- N'1 i'7i So - Gu 'o''7' "ul '"e US
eutt' oul het Iiuic hands ou'hl IKE IRE,
ere The task was completed, aud suspl-
cIOus of bisters hung upon lhe ups of
r., sv fingers.
~l. stood over rhe oIov,lnr Goals and
rarnrd ib.. .>,.,l, !, I.,r,..t h.r a,a.
.....t ..r,,,,-, i 1T. I,..l.
''- =
oie dWh "aiu mug ui4 loulh lhe h'al-
rd Ii"H INA. o4d lake NE SKIN from her
HEuckie. Size only Joined Mary III The
laugh, aud uPOl her task being compile
tcd, She flew Is her chamber 10 wash
aud prepare for breakfast Ter mirror
a,.f.f.Iv i,tI ber v-b,,a .5i.,,,. IF La,l,h
...,...,-, ~ ,.l,....l. ..,'.,i h-.....
''''l
go Cox" - Ia ''S ''9 ~ 'He I1"91 o- I'M
unusual Au>i upon iIff Lace, b4l as SIZE
vas NOT ready 10 tell the whole truth,
>ht. turned The suffice, and adr0iIv IS
,apsa further pugalrv and fh,. feur fbal
n doctor v5,jIJ ~. called d, av,,,i.,. i,r,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-19

g1g- \ young man who has recently
taken a wife says he dil not find i half 50
hard to get married as he dill u get the
:-Irr:-ure
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-19

Gg- Religion Is nota thing which spends
itself Il Is like river which widens
continually, and i never 50 broad or 50
deep As n is mouth, where II rolls INTO
-hr OCEAN of ctcr1itv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-19
Facts for Farmers.

If y0u invest money in tools and then
| ave lhem exposed - the weather, II
IS The same as iolning money 10 4 spend
thrIIt without secug.ty IA dead loss in
both cases.
Ii You invest money in books aaj
never read them, II IS The same as put
ung your money INTO a bank, out never
drawing eI,her principal or interest.
If you invest money I'D fine stock, aud d
10 not feed and protect them. and prop
eriy care for them. j! IS the same as
dressing your wIte IL silk 10 do kitchen
work
l. you invest your money in choice
fruits, and do not guard AMI give them
q chance TO grow aud prove ihylr "a 'ue,
Il IS the same as putting q good hauj
INTO the field with poor tools to W0g!,
WIKI.
If you invest your money in a good
tarm. and DO not cultivate u we'll, Il Is
the same as marrying 4 good wife, aud
% abusing her and ens.avIng her as I'd
crush her energies and ID break het
heart
II YOU iuves. your money IN 4 fiae
house, aud 10 not :, cultivate your
mind and ias.e as to aIorn II wuh iu-
telugence and refinement. IL IS as If you
were to wear broalcIo,h and a silk har
10 mill.
If you invest your money in fue
clothes, and Do not wear thtm with
dignity and ease, It is as # a plown1u
were to sil At jewelers. table to make
and adjust hair-sqriags.
II you invest your money In strong
drink, it IS thc same a turning hungry
hogs INTO a growing co-n-f-ld-rutu
Will follow in bo.h cases
If you invest your money in every
new woIder that a5m.ug circulars pro-
claim, It IS the same as buying tickets
at lottery ottics. where there are ten
blanks 70 onr prize.
Il Y0u invest your money in tn
'.Iast novel" i, IS the same as employ
ing a taiior's dauIy TO Dig your p2.a-
toes DuIZeU Farmer.