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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31
OOMMONWEALTH On MASSA.

NCHrSETTS.- Norcestcr, ss.-I'rObate COurt.-TO
the heirs aaw creditors and all other persons interest
cd IN the Estate Of DANIEL PUTNAM, late OF Upton.
in said county, deceased, intestPte
You are cited TO appear NJ Court Of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday Of February
next at nine O'Clock In the forenoon show cause why
License should not be granted to Austin Putnam and H.
Fiske, the Administrations upon their petition to
sell 50 much Of the Real Estate Of said deceased menOu-
ed in said petition for the purpose Of paying debts and
charges Of administration, will raise the Of $500;
and the Court orders service Of this citation by publish
ing the same In the Massachusetts Spy, newspaper
printed in Worcester three weeks successfully, before
said Court
Witness. HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court this eighth day Of january, in the eighteen
hundred and 'iXty-two. JOIN j. PIPER, Reg.
wat
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In FitchOurg, Jan u, Nathaniel Wilson 50 yrs mos
In NOrwalk, Conn., Hannah Waterworth, formerly of
Fitchburg, q yrs IL mos.
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GOMMONWEALTH on MAhSA.

II
- CHUSEFTS.-Worcestor, ss.-probate Court 70
the hers,ataw next OF kin and all other persons inter
rem In said county. deceased GEEETiKG:
whereas It certain instrument purpOrting to be the
last Will and testament OF said been present
ed to said Court for Probate by Thomas r. Cutter who
pra that letters testamentart be issued him the
executor therein named, hereby cited to appear
ut probate Coprt to be held Worcester in said c6u-
" of Worcester, the first Tuesday February next
at nine O'Clock IN the forenoon to show cause, If
you have against the same And said Cutler Is hereby
directed to give public notice thereof, by publishing this
citation once weeS for three weeks in the
newspaper called the Massachusetts Spy printed
cestcr the last publication to be two days least before
said Court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge Of said
Court this tenth day OF January IN the year one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty two.
ial5 w3t CIIAS. y. sTEYENS Asst Reg.
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Ant1tes.

books IN THE GERMAN Lam
~ GUAGE, FOR SALE. which cannot be found in
any bookstore in this country,
THE SONGS OF ELDER EDDA, the old Morse Text
with German translation. One volume.
SERMONS BY JOHN HENRY DRASEKE In Ger.
man. Two volumes, printed Bremen. Drascke
was very eloquent and accomplished Lutheran
preacher with religious views and tendencies some.
what like those of the Moravians combined with the
most liberal culture. The volumes have been used
CONCENTRATIONS ON THE PRINCIPAL Truths
OF RELIGION, FOR EVE DAY IN THE YEAR,
by Rev. DR. j. G. Rosenmuller. Two volumes Print
ed at Leipzig. The volumes have been used
Inquire at this office
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Heal O:state.
NOR SALE or EXCHANl

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. - A
Il desirable situated in tho norhcrIy half
part OF Hollywood, called being in township No g. in
the county OF ST. Lawrence and state Of New York con-
tanning ABOUT nine hundred ana ninety acres This
tate Is situated on the Racket ryot bic has abund
ant now of water at all the year Is used
for driving logs rom the timber lands the mills
which are sitnaed In fOtsdam distance Of sixteen
miles from the woodland. rosdam Is the nearest rail
rua communication and with the Ogdensburg
railroad by branch OF i've miles. he timber which
consists OF spruce pine cherry and birch Is cut in tho
winter by parties contracting and delivered In the river
whence the log men drive them to Potsdam at a small
sum per foot At Potsdam the timber Is the
lumber is sent to the western market via ogdensburg
densburg railroad. There Is at the present time over
nifty millions feet Of lumber standing upon the lot as
near ascan be estimated aud oilers favorable oppor
tunty to purchasers. For further particulars Inquire Of
CHARLES II. PRATT.
worcester Jan rs, 1862. d4w ja3O
DOR SALE OR TO LET The sub.
Il scrlber has Water Power and Buildings sufficient
which he wishes u let or sell IVERS PHILLIPS.
Worcester, Jan. Is, 1862. d6w ja1O
FOR SALE-The first class Dwelling
Il House, and Barn, No 10 oxford. corner of Chath-
am street. II not sold previous March lst 1t will DO
rented Inquire Of HENRY X. KEITH, No. Flagg's
Bullumg diff jal5
DOR SALE.-A COTTAGE HOUSE,
n with small garden attached, situated OH Liberty
street very desirable location Terms made easy 10
the purchaser For further particulars enquire of Mrs
!. s. CHAPMAN, NJ 81 Main street. jas dew
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4 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

- CllUSET fS.-W Orcester, ss-Probate COurt-To
all persons interested in the Estate of HENRY A.
Eaton late OF Worcester, in said County, deceased
iestate:
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate to lie
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday March next
at Zine O'Clock in the forenoon show cause why the
account rendered by H. d. Draper, the executor Of his
fee should not be allowed the Court orders service
OF this citation by publishing the the Aassachu.
sets Spy, newspaper printed In Worcester three
weeks succersiyclY, before said Court.
. witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge OF said
Court this twenty day of January in the year erh
teen hundred and siXty-tWo.
Jazz w3ts JOHN j. PIPER Rep
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0etu advertisements,

&VN<V ~FUUNNNN|NIIFNIIF~
BOSTON AND WORCESTER RAIL.
~ ROAD-The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
will be holden in the Rooms the corporation in the
Passenger Station at the of Beach and Lincoln
streets, in Boston, the tirsg WEDNESDAY of Febru-
airy next, being the 5th day of the month, IL clock
for the choice of Directors and the tTansac of
such other business may come before the meeting.
GEO. S. HALE, Clerk.
January 10, 1862 dim ia3U
EOR SALE-At bargain, one business
Il express Sleigh with three seats, suitable for one
hOrs also, three single Seiehs. Inquire of j
L. HOOD, 225 Main street, Worcester, Mass dtf ja3O
NHILDREN CARED FOR.-All per-
~ sons having charge of homeless infants or young
children, find where they will be nursed and Kindly
cared for reasonable terms, by addressing " this
office. diff ia3l
SITUATION WANTED-By a capable
~ girl to do geeral housGwork &c. Apply Michael
Days on Grafton street, near the rolling mill.
ja3l d3t+
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KEANEDYS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this most ex
eeent Of all Lniments as perfect and speedy
all the aches and pains that flesh is heir to.
hRHEUMA'CISM is caused bv a stagnation the
tulds arising from checked perspiratiOns curel by
few bottles OF kENNEDY's hHEuNATIc LINIMENT.
NECKAH-GIA-the king of all paints caused by
an Inflammation of the nerves is instantly cured by
few applications of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LIYIMRNT
SPR4INS are caused by an over-extepsion and
sudden ire action Of the muscles-is cured by few hot
ties OF hENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEYT equally good
Tor man or beast.
PLEU KISY is an Inflammation of the lining of
the ribS-s cured by few bottles of Kennedy Eu-
Matte LINIMENT.
sRUES as caused by a sudden pressure of the
flesh ad smashing of the tsSuesis instantly relieved
by kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
RAMP is a contraction Of the muscles, caused by
sudden stuprage of the fluid which events
animal life having free flows cured by few appica
tiOns of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
BILIOUS collie is caused by aneuralpio in the
stomach and bowels-take teaspoonful OF KENNEDY's
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT in warm water every halt hour
SORE THKOAT AND HOARSENESS
are caused by an UNNATURAL dryness OF the
piece u flannel with KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINnENT
apply it on going to bed, and you will well in the
morning.
HEADACHE AND rHROunINts OF
persplrations cured BY few applications Of KENSE
DYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
WEA kNESS OF THE RACN-FoIIow tbe
direction in the circular around each bottle.
1t is good for Too.Iache, Earache Sweled Face and
REORGANIZATION ma Of every kind Every family should have
:, Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY. Roxbury,
AR aSS % f Isnts SGG * p E SCOTT SE9
acCoNViLLE, w. II. GoULDING, and by Druggists
everywhere dtI az
nR. Z. G. GOULD S CURE FOR PIN
- WORMS, new discovery, for sale by GEO P
HARLOW ,Apothecary. dtt ala
X ENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC LINZ
~ MENT-Manufactured by Donald Kennedy Rox-
bury, Mass. and for sale in Worcester by GEO L. liar
LOW, Druggist DIFF iaI4
SWEDISH LEECHES-A fresh lot inst
~ received of superior quality. aud fer sale by GEO
?. HARLOW, Apotheeary. off fal4
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE-Win H. soId

~ at Public Auction, on the premises on FRIDAY
the fourteenth dav of February A. 1851 a. 10 clock
n M certain tract of land situated in South Worces-
ter so called IN said Worcester containing thirty acres
more or less and being the same lot Of land conveyed
Nv Jonas Bartlett and John WArden Hiram Fobes by
their deed, date October L. A. d. 1851 AMI recorded IN
tue Registry of Deeds for the county Worcester book
90, page Dbl sad premises will be sol in pursuance
OF power OF sale contained In mortgage from tho
SAID bartlett and Warden to tho undersigned dated jan
uarv A. d. 5S and rccorle In the Registry OF Deeds
Tor the county Of Worcester, book $50 page all and
on account OF detau being made in the sums of money
Terms cash. HIRAM FORES
worcester Jan II, 1852 dttl4 jal5
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5mmsemtmts.
Amrt1ons.
A DJ0URNED SALE ON ACCOUNT
~ OF WEATHER.

n
col, UPToN'S CAMP EQUIPAGE ABOUT TO BE
C0NFISCATED
VIII be sold AZ Public Auction, at Camp Lincoln on
SAlUKDAl, Feb. l, 1852, at 10 O'Clock a M all the
camp Equpage left on the ground by the 18th Regiment
consisting of 10 Company kitehers large lot OF Tent
Floors 10 Cooking Stoves with furniture complete
Inc above viii be sold In lots to suit purchasers Terms
cash. by order of Bripadler General
JOHN II. REED,
QuartermasteI General,
Commonwealth of MASSACHUSETTS.
JaSO d3t L. Is LAMSON, Auct'r.
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BY ", b. LAMSoN oGice sc and IS Main ST. worcester
II U RS! F u Il ST. FUR S!!!
Selling out the Balance Of Stock of Furs.
Sale will Positively Close Saturday Evening,
Feb 1st

WIN be sold at Public Auction, at store 2l6 Main St,
Formerly occupied by NJ b. Green ~ COL EVERY
AFTERNOON and EVENING, commencing at 2 and7
o'clock and also at private sale, large assortment
well selected furs, OF every description, among which
may be found the following -
French Mink Sets, French Sable Sets, German
Fitch Martin Sets. Bohemian Fitch Sets Mountain
Martin Sets, siberian Squirrel Sets, American Sable
sets squirrel Belly Childrcns Sets large lot
Caps Gloves, and Collars; also large lot of heavy fine
Sleigh Robes. ~
Theabove stock Is from a New York house, forwhom
have sold for the last three and every article Ia
fresh and perfect and will he warranted the sale
lao
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0Nants.
V- SEE FIRST PAGE.

w SEE FIRST PAGE.
WANTED-A few Shares of the Capt.
W tai Stock Of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
The price must be reasonable ANY person having Is or
~ shares for sale address Cash This Office stat
ja30 dtf
w ANTED-By young man OF steady,
w industrious, and temperate habits a permanent
situation In some office bank where he be of SER
vice ana value to his employer; is good penmhn and
accountant ana thoroughly acquainted with general
rules OF business Can give undOubtcd reeence rs to
character and ability. Address "ChRrles," T. O. Box
$40 Worcester, Mass. d6tt fa2s
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M ORTGAGhA'S SALE.-WilI be sold

I'VE Wv hpCA ~ ChILL.- w Ill ne sou
- at Public Auction, on the premises, ON THURS
DAY The tweny-seventh day Of February A. d. 1862 at
2ociock m certain tract OF Land with the buildings
thereon situated in East Douglas, called in said
Douglas, containing about forty rods Said
premises VIII be sold in pursuance Of power OF sale
contained In mortgage deed from Anthony Berard to
Stanford D. Aowry, Oct TO- 1850 and recorded In the
Registry of Deeds for the county of Worcester book 49,
page "! The said mortgage transferred by said
Mowrv 70 the undersigned oct &c. 1855 and record
ed III said Registry Ut Deeds book page 55g and on
account OF q default being made In the sums OF money
mentioned IN TIE conditions Of said mortgage deed.
VALENTINE NJ. ALDRICH
NICHOLAS Il. WILLIAMS.
astn Inn n
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R AGRICULTURAL

w SOCIETY TRUSTEES MEET NG-An ad.
ourned meeting of the will he held at the r *
Court House in Worcester, THURSDAY, the 3Oth
inst at IL O'Clock 10 the report OF the Com
miftce on Premiums
MEETING OF THE SOCIETY.-There will be a meet
ing o. the society the at u at the same
place. to consider the expectancy of removing the re-
strictiOns ard limitations in force with regard TO
the place of nativity OF animals entere1 for premiums
ja2O dim JOHN ID. WASUBlRN. Spc'v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

every sore and ulcer ofwhatever kind or nature
cured.
For sale by all druggists EVERYWHERE
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kOR SAl4E.-A pair Of improved COM
bined Shears, power or hand, made to order, capa-
bic of cutting one inch round square iron or hafnch
boiler plate IRON, with counter shafts and betting in
complete order for immediate use. will be sold very low
on application to A. II, IESSHAW d co, Nlalntnc-
turers OF Machinsts' rocs, Merriiied's Building tx
change street, DIFF ia2g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
NEW SERIES, VOL. l3. NO. |

I have seen tie Fisher follow and take the
Hare. One on certain occasion followed
down the Richardson Lake about one mile.
after they came on. when the hare com
msncei to circle. and thsf.hcr. Who vas
but .bor, distance behind. also continued
the cba-e. bu, kept inside the circle OF the
hare. and by 50 doing made quite gain OF
the game. and in q very -hor, time vas able
To overcome the hare, Of which he ate por'
ton. aud dragged the remainder on shore
and buricd q Tor future use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02

"She ha, Ou,lived her Usefulness. -

Not long since, agroi looking man. in
middle lie. came TO our door. asking io'
" the Minister" When iuiJrmed that he
was ou, ot town. hs seemed disappointed
and anxious. On being questioned a to hi.
business, he replied have lost MY moth.
er. and a. thi. place u.ed TO DO her home.
ani my father lies her,. We have come TO
lay her beside him"
Our hear, rose in sympathy. and We ,aid,
"you have met with a great lo--. "
wrlI-ye.," replied the strong man
with he-Itansy, "a mother !, great lo-.
IN general bat our mother ba. ou,ll'ed
her useiulne.. she was in her second child
hood. and her mind was grown weak a. her
body. 80 that she w,s no comfort TO herself,
and burden TO everybody. There wero
seven OF u- sons and daughters and ne we
could NJ, find any ybody who was willing TO
board her, ~e agreed 10 keep her among US
year ahou,. But I've had more than my
share OF her. Tor she was too feeble to be
moved when my time was out; and that
~a. more than three months before her
death. hut then she Was good mother in
her day, and toiled very hard to bring US
oil up"
Without looking q, the face oi the heart.
leo, man. We directed him to the house OF
peiehboring pa'tor, and returned to our own
nursery. wegnted on the merry little faces
which smiled or grew 'ad in limitation OF
ours-,hose little ones % whose ear no word
in our language is hall 90 sweet as" Moth.
er," and We wondered IL that day would
ever come when they should say OF US, "She
has Outiiyed her usefulDcss--hc - no com.
fort % herself and burden 10 every body
else and We hoped that before such .
day would dawn We might hc taken TO our
rect. God forbid that we should outlive the
love Of oar children Rather let Us d'e
while our hearts are part Of their own. that
our grave may be wa,,rcd with their tears,
and our love linked with their hopes of
heaven.
When the bell tolled for the mothers
burial. We went to the sanctuary TO pay our
only token of respect Tor the aged stranger
!or We felt tha, We could not give her mem.
ory a tear. even though her own children
had none TO she'd.
"Shc was good mother In her day. and
toiled hard to bring us all up-.he WAS no
comfort to herself and a burden to every
body else." These cruel. hearilcss words.
rang in our ears. as We saw the coffin borne
Up the aisle. he bell tolled long AMI loud.
until ITS iron tongue had chronicled the
year. OF the toll worn mother. One-two
-,hrce-iour-fvs. How clearly and al
mo.t merrily each stroke OF her once peace
ful tlumber told in her mothers bosom. and
Of her seat at nightfall on her weary fathers
knee. ght-nine-ten-rang
out the tale Of her sports upon the green.
sward, in the meadow and by the brook.
Observation-Disclosures.
teen. spoie more sravely Of school days and
little household JOYS and cares. Sixteen
ssren,een-eigb,een, sounded out the en-
raptured visions Of maidenbood. and the
drsams OF early love. Nineteen brought be-
fore US the happy bride. Twenty spoke Of
,hs voung mother whote heart Was foil 10
bursting with the new strong love which
God bad awakened In her bosom. And then
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
FRIDAY. MAY 9. 1862
On Bu1,. Ner, and Hnlr,.

John Hathaway, Paris; VIM. y. Tho.
mas, Oxford; John Durham, BuckGcld.
On Hrd,.
Dastinc Spaulding. Buck6eld; Ichabod
NJ. Thomas, Oxford; Joel Millctt, Norway.
On S'e,p and S,r'ns.
Farnum Jcwct,, Waterford; 0rison Rip
ley, Paris; Joseph q. Rowe, Oxford.
On Farm Crops.
Uriah II. Upton. Norway; William
Thomas, Oxford; G. +. Hammond, Paris.
On T,gisbis and Root Crops.
Jas. VI. Wilson, Oxford; David II. Has
kell, Albany; Gilbert Barrett, Sumner.
On Fruit.
A. II. Bumpus, Hebron; Gilman Chap.
man, Bethel; Thomas Chase, Buckfcld.
On PioTiHg.
T.. II. Holmes, Oxford: Benz. Y. Tucll,
Sumner, Alphin Twi,chcll, Bethel.
On ToWn Tsdm,.
John VI. Lane, Sumner; y. I. Shaw,
Buckfcld; John &. Gerry, Waterford.
On Drd,r-g Match.
Farnum .Icwctt, Waterford; lsaac Jor-
dan, Buck6cld; W. l.. Stanton, Oxford.
On Working OIon and Borf Caii!s.
John Hathaway. Paris; Jacob 7. Lin.
nell, Oxford; Edmond Curtis, Greenwood.
Oq DAIRY Produds
Hiram Hubbard. Paris; Mrs. T.. X.
Holmes, Oxford; Mr.. John Hathaway,
Paris
Oa DomSVic NdHufaIUr0.
II. q. Cole, Norway; Mrs. 4. :. Thay.
cr, Paris; Mrs. Elliot Smith. Norway.
Oa brad
W. A. Rust, 30. Paris; Mr.. :. 7. lIol.
brook, Oxford: Mrs. II. q. Cole, Norway.
On N,,di, Work and Millinery
Sidney Pcrham, Paris; Mr.. Thos. II.
Brown, Paris; Mr.. Amos 7. Holt, Nor
way; Mr.. T.. \. Holmes, Norway.
Oa Agricultural ImpionsHn.
Samuel T.. Morrill,. Norway; II. Il.
Par>ons, ~. Paris; j. e.. Rowe, Oxford.
On Miscellaneous iri,cis.
j. III. Brown, Paris; L.. u. Wtislcy,
Norway; T.. VI. Carter, Bethel.
On transportation aud FIrr,,WrS.
Tris,ram llcrcy, -. Paris; Levi Cor.
ham, Norway; Lewis Mason, Buckfcld.
On Iadi,,' R,dHs.
W. Writ Virgin, Norway; W. II. Wood
bury, Norway; Jos. Tur'lc, Iiryan,'' Pond.
On Boots. Sioc, and Lsafhr.
Alvah Shurtlcd. -. Paris; ;. ;. Hall,
Norway; j. W. Whi,,cn, Buckfelj,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02

TnE PRINCE or BE,DLn. The ooneof Of
be,h-ralI. lays Dean Ramsay has Often
been reverted to, but think the richest
specimen of such concsit 10 the following;
"A hnctionary Of the genuine Scottish
type in the we-t u'el to ,ay. when inquired
after BY hi. friends. w~l. ! sm jss' 10
the pulpit ilks Sabbath I" usual" o.
some one inquiring Of him IL he could REQ
ommend anybody to the ss,ton's once 10 .
neishboring church. he ssid -" What's
your wuil ?" "Do you know decent nss
W.. could get for q beadle," " Na.. na;
IL |, were minister or au elder body. ]
could name plenty, bu, to ges man Tor
such On Office rs that. I Gamma pretend"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02

A" settler" in Australia vas taken b.
fore justice very drunk. and. instead Of
answering the questions put To HIM, he Psr.
-i.tsntlv .pIuttrrcd oot. Your honor "
se-y-wi.e-y.y our honor 10 very siss."
BENZ unable to &c, any other answer, the
justice orierri him TO lie locked up TIL nsIs
day. when he ~a. again broashtup. "Wby.
John" -aId :hs justice. you we're as drunk
as bra'' yesterday. When a'ssd 700
any questions. the only answer you made
was: Your honor. very wise =" "D'd
cay 50 p quoth he defendant; L" then
mus, have bceo drunk indeed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
Az EXTENSIVE LIBRARY. There WIS once

Az EXTENSIVE LIBRARY. There WIS once
in q certain part Of India such ,oluminous
library that u thousand comels were r-quI-
site for IL. transport, and q hundred Brah.
mIns had to be paid tor the care. The king
felt no inclination 10 wade through oil thi.
heap Of learning himself. and ordered hi.
well.ied Librarians 20 furnish him an sI.
trac, for bis private use. They set to work.
ard IN about twenty years time produced q
nice little encyclopedia. which might have
been easily carried by thirty camels. But
the monarch found IL still too large, and
had not even patience enough TO read the
preface. The indeiatigabls Brahmins be-
gan, therefore. afresh. and reduced the thirty
cargocs into 40 small y substance that Q sin.
els ass marched away with it in comfort I;
but the kingly dislike for reading had 'n'
creased with age, and his servants wrote Mt
las, on q palm leaf, " The quinse''ence OF
all science consists in the little word Per-
Aop,, Three expressions contain the h',,o-
~ Of mankind they were born. they sui.
fercd, and they died. Love only what is
good. and practice what you love. Believe
only what 10 true. but do not mention oil
that which you believe"