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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
NOTIIE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter Of the Estate of Charles BslEinskt
deceassd-Ioaca County Coutt--In PROBATE.
7 ETTEFsS OF Administration having been this day
! issued TO John White aw, and twelve months
from the date hereof being al ed ted for
tredltors to present tn claims against said deceased
Tor examination and adjustment /, is ordered hat al
claims and demand against the of SAID deceased
De examined and adjusted before the Judge Of this
Court and for that purpose he Will be his Office
in the Village of Do gevi lie the first mond each
month during IL term above limited And it is further
ordered that said Administrator without delay
copy Of this Ter 10 pub shed for successive
weeks in the Mineral Point Tribune, week newspa
ike copy posted up in four different public pla-
places il. said County
s. 3 ANSLEY, County Judge
Dated January %, 1868. Avs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11

Tbs State State Of Wiscoasn-Eoca County CT,
cult Court.
Henry Butler, Plaintiff.
0gQiast
Thomas 5. Ans'ey and iIabeth Ausley, Defendants
)T virtue of and pursuant to Judgment OF foreco-
aud sale rendered in said he above en-
tit ed action the senty third day of September 1862
shall expose for sa and sci at public auction at the
front door Of the curt House in the Vii age OF Dodge
vile, in Iowa ounty, Nisconsin Thursday the 10Th
day of February 1868 at two o'clock afternoon of
that day. the following described mortgaged premises
so much thereof may be suc satisfy judg
meut, interest and costs OF sa e, towit The undvi-
ded one ha part of Lot No q } in the VI age of
Linden aid and sabdvided and recorded by John
Wasley and James Wasley, accord NJ leg IS urrey
of 1S4 commencrg north ~ degrees one hundred
and thirty 3 feet from the corner of
said lot, thence hundred ud sixty five l65) feet TO
the south Invest CO Main reet, thence along
the line Of var Street hured and ninety 30) feet
thence north to place of beginnng lying and being in
Iowa County Wisconsin.
Dated mineral Point, Nov. 7. 1862.
GEORGE hES 2ERSMITH
Sherry Of Iosod County.
Conn SUppurH, Plaintiffs Attorneys. lS~4s
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Elk GROVE, La FAYxrr. Co.

VS.. SAAf lNol. J
Da C. " RosAcE. DEAR SRI have test
cd the virtue of yoar medicines in my family,
AID also i'll the use Of il myself, and many to
VII, m have sold your medicines are ready to
testify of their virtue. / have recourse to no
other Pills bat yours for myself and family
when medicine is needed, and find they will
do all you say they win, AID can Therefore rec
ommend them to my customers aad fri nds
with clear conscience. Your Purifier has
comepletly cured me of Liver Complaint and
weakness in the back
see that the Ohio folks are straininr every
nerve Tor the Union-we mean 70 do our duty
Up here, can tell YOU
Yours Truly, VIZ GUNDRY.
See ADVERTISE emf in another eolumn.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
LIST OF ARTICLES

Forwarded b. The Aid Society of
Mineral Point. to the Chicago Sanitary
Committee. Dec. s, 1862
Twenty four Towels pairs Sa ID bag !;
Ii cans Tomatoes; | can Plum Jam; Two
Bed Quilts; Bed Comforters; pr LIN
En- Pantaloons; 3 Rolls Bandages; Roll
Linen Pieces; Lot of Lint; 90 Shirts:
pr. Pillow CIses; 9 Feather Pillows; | pr
Drawers; paper Dried B,ackberries;-
Lot Of Newspapers; % Magazines.
Sent Dee 10Th 1862, SI5 in money.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
E9~Oar friend of the Tribune seems to

SSS oGF lTlenl o. tne ITtONRe seems 10
he terribly struck with fear and trem
bling At the organization Of our Demo
cratic Club; and well both he and his par
ty may be terrified at the waking up Of
the Democratic Lion, which have SUI bmit
ed TO so many outrages from the Repab
HcEH Sank, is abont to arouse himself
and drive his aromatic adversary out of
existence Intelligence.
The odor Of the above indicates rs pa
ren.a-e The Lion is not emblematic Of
the Fa ty ,het h,ids its secret meetings to
plot against the Government. While he
loves freedom he is equally willing to see
others enjoy is blessings 80 10 breathe
the free mir himself. The Copperhead o.
the Iutelisencer and its party are much
better representatives of the white back
Ell essence peller 70 which our aeishbor
alIuJics
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11

IN PRoBATE-I3WA COUNTY cor ut
In the matter of the last
viii and testament of
vi liam Jackson deceased
-. al "i,o- II NAV concern Letters testamentary
i'sS Wii and testament of said deceased h wing
Zen issued to James Hutchinson on the 10th day Of
December A d. 1862 and Twelve Months from and
AFTER SAID day being allowed and limited for creditors
to present their claims examination and allowance
notice IS hereby given that the undersigned will the
first Monday of every month during { term above
limited rece examine and adjust all claims and de-
nands OF all persons agains, said deceased
Dated Jan. 9th, 1868.
8. B. AN LEY,
County Judge.
S-3-E
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11

A CCRIosIrY--FRED. NoELLER has il
his possession a genuine silrer hal dol
lar and will have it on exhibition at his
beer saloon this evening. This marvel
Gus piece Of antiquity has been procured
BY Mr.. MoELLER at great expense he pro
poses, however, to ADM al free = beer
viii be furnished at the usual price.-Iss-
teliigencer.
Wonder if this half Dollar is the full
amount of the Specie Circulation" prom
ised the citizens of Mineral Point by the
Editor of the Intelligencer and his friends,
just before the election, if tho Democra.-
ic ticket was elected?
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11

CoLLECroRs NoTlcE-We would di-
rect the attention to all interested to tie
Notice of the U. 5. Collector for this dis
trict. which will be found in another col
un,n of this paper The Licenses for per
sous residing in the city of Mineral Point
are now in the ha de- of the Deputy Col
lector, ana may be obtained at any tine
by calling at his Office Licenses and
taxes IN the southern assembly district
must be paid on or before the 2Sth of
February inst or nm addition of ten per
cent viii be required The Deputy Col
lector will be in the Village Of Highland
on the Sd and 4th of March next, for the
purpose of receiving the Taxes and Lii
cense money due, from persons in the
towns of Highland, Clyde and Pulaski,
and the Collector viii be at Dodgeyille in
person on the 9th and 20th days of Feb
ruary inst. to collect taxes and licenses
from persons residing in the towns Of
DodgeviIic, Ridgeway, Arena AID Wyom-
ing.
Persons in this place desiring to see
the Collector himself can do go by cali
ing at the Office of his Deputy-in the
Tribune building-oa the 25th of Feb
or "a day Of March, IS he viii be here
on either of those days
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
~ Hon. Edwin D. Morgan, late Go,

u Hon. Edwin D. Morgan, late Gov
emo, Of New York, has been elected q.
S. Senator by the Legislature OF that
State, in the place Of Hon. Preston King,
who's. term will expire next month. Gov.
the more we can haze like him in the Fed
eral Senate, the better
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
To Nervous SuCorsrs OF 10th Se,c..

REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN RE.
stored to health in few da after undergoing ali the
usual routine and Irregular expensive modes If treat
ment without success considers it his duty to
communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the MEANS
OF CURE Feace the receipt of addressed envel-
ops he will send ree) copy OF the prescription used
Directto Da. JOHN N. DAGNALL, 1sG Fulton Street
B. ooklyn,Y N
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
New Arrangement.

Our readers will perceive that we have
resumed our old size of seven column pa
ees, and give much larger amount Of
reading matter than heretofore. We have
made arrangements by which we shall
hereafter continue our present size, and
de ,ote the entire inside of our paper to
reading matter of general interest. and
give the 10 al matter and advertisements
on the out side, and in as conspicuous q
position as heretofore, which we trust will
be satisfactory Those who have desired
more reading matter will row be graft
fed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11

LITTLE GIAN--We give in another
colum the advertisement of the Little Gil
ant Sewing Machine which is highly spo.
ken of by all who profess to know its
qualities lis cost : bat trifing compar-
cd with other machines, and if it auywers
the purpose of more expensive kind, it
must prove q popular machine
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
Iisd.

In this City, en- Monday night last OF Congestion OF
the windpipe Miss MARY PRrpEAux, daughter Il Mr.
JOS. Prideaux, aged about II years.
Miss Prfdeaux was first taken sick on Sunday last -
and died on the night of the following day Here is
anot er instance OF the faint; OF human life.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
Dentistry.

DR.. D. - WELD after short visit to the Eastern
States, is again in readiness o attend calls per-
tanning TO his profession. He his procu cd the right for
sing the Rub tr base for teeth which enableshim,
~ do work at the lowest possible figure.
Office in Whites Block, High Street 4Sa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11

THE CoSrIssSTALs.-Thi popular
Company tang to a full house in the City
Hail. on Monday Evening, and we believ
no Company ever gave better satisfaction
to an audience in this place. Their pro
gramme was well selected, and we believe
there was not Z person present who thot
the performance could have been bet.ered.
rhe Continontals can always rely upon
full house where they are known.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11

FAIRBANKS SCALES. = Weighed in tie
balance OF a just criticism, al are oblig~
Cd 10 admit that the Scales Of FAIRBANKS
~ Co are. withea; exception, the best ev
or invented We know whereof we at
firm. lecause we il y, tested their value,
and are July satisfied of their superior
merits. The Introduction OF these scales
has wrought q revolution in the transac-
ton of various business, and their accu-
racy is such that q uniform IL in weights
has been established all over the country,
thus making them a national, iegali<ed
Standard Nor are they confined to the
United States; they have found their way
70 almost every part ofthe civilized world,
aud are adapted to the standards Of all
countries, SO that 1t may be said, all ma
tons. If net weighed in these balances,
+ ct least WEIGH ~ them = Hu,fs Nerch
an 5 Magazine
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
scot and shoes,
EMPLOY

The Ind rsignsd hss, for several years past, been
gagged iness which has yielded him at the rate OF
shree thousand dollars per anuum and is will 20
teach il to others The business Is OF highly useful
general ch racter adapted both cities and villa
ges and thai any person of ordinary capacity, IL
young Id, male or female, acquire with
hours pract. &C. and by which they hand
income Several young ladies who have received
Instructors from me- both New York State and Penn
sylF earning upwards of ID dollars week by
it, there is reason why any one eite cannot DO
the Inyalids. do we'll by it. as !. % 10
peddlins affair." but business that is perfectly respect
able Gentlemen and ladies of leisure who would like
learn fl their amusement or pleas
ure viii find The practice it pie sent pastime, and
they will take great interest in On receipt OF
dollar, viii send printed ostructonsby which any
s res-4i. !--re ase sEf. afs te4e il5t.~S-
tons sl also contain pacuar relative TO carry
K - that il viii he highly profitable. The pur
shaser 81 The printed sruc ions will also De author
FED teach it to others: and have rece we'd as hig
o dollars for teaching II personally to sin gle nci
iiua l would further .at 2.5o or dollars viz
y every thing cessary the business anc
articles be got almos: anywhere, in city or coaD
y. or If preferred. can furnish hem
ApraEss ALyORD r. PARSONS. No, S6is1b
s,fy II, Veg York. LeRe
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
1elu Establishments.
UHiTSD STAIES
TAX notice.
T. 5 Collec ora Office Sd Dist.
Albany, Wisconsin. Feb 9. 1863

U s Collec ora Office Sd Dist.
Albany, Wisconsin, Feb ., 1868.
NOTICE - hereby Giyen iat have recei
vfd the npual C.i.ec:ion List for this Dis
tr1ct, and that all taxes levied by ..ci of Goa
ess approved July a, 1852 entitled Gan Act to o.
vide Int Revenue to support the Government
to Pay Interest on the Public Debt" paya
pie ana thst for the purpose Of receiving payne
all Taxes and Duties evied, and licences required by
said act IN II. CITY and Tosca OF Mineral Iap5-1t
IoaoRs Of Nlgfifs Linden Ft3iIoict and Yogcosr
in Iowa ounty, GEO. ". BLI De- uty will be at
his Once III the Tribune Office, ;" 10 the
CITY / ID NEAL POINT "A The g. 81 l23th Int
For the purpose OF receiving payret all Taxes and
Duties levied and licences reinired Licences speci
hed ~ the towl> OF Highland, hyde and Pulaski in
s@id 70. G- BLISS, DcPGty, wiz be At the WiScon-
VI LACE CT HiG,iLllD,.cn Sd S. 9Th Of March
For rcceiying TIE payment of all Taxes and iuti g
eYiei and licences -cq red in the towns OF Dodgevie
hid-eTSy, Arena and wyoming, in said county viii
&c N person, al Tie oEtcc CO :. ". REESE Esq
D0iGEEiLLE on FEB. 27TH & 28TH.
Ten per Cent VIII be added to all taxes duties and
nc ne no Paid AZ the times and aces specified in
this notice.
L. 5. Treasury required in payment Of all Taxes
II. WARREN
T. Collector, Sd Dist. Wis.
GEO W Bliss, Deputy Iowa %.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
SsIElB A LECTURE
. To YOUNG Men.

.T1st Published, ia Sealed EassoEs. Pics cts
Lecture the >aiuae, re-, tine nj * Ra ira
Cure of Spermatorraoea or nlinal Weakness Invol-
uatary missions, >exHAi DeDi lty, and ImPeuimeIts
Marriage morally. Nervousi ess Consumption, Ep
lepsy and Fits; Nentsl and Physical Iacapacit
Uiting from ~eI Abuse. &c-By R0Br- c. LNE.*-
" Ii, NJ D., Author Of ths Grsea Book, dc,
The wor dreuovned aathor in this admirable lee
tre clearly proves frc his experience that the
awful cense aaencss of S-f Abuse may be effect ually
renewed x los: medicine. and wihO2. dangerous
fica operations. tolges Instrument. rings. cor9-
ais. pointing mode Of cI 4. once certain and
efec.ual, b. whJah every sf re-. vi az his
condition nay he may himself chsapiy, privately
and radically This Lecture vii prove boon 10 thou
"a tIs and thousands
Sent anie seal - any dress. Ia plain sealed en-
veio,e, the recSiP. OF two postage lamps
hy addressing
CHAs C.KLISE Co.
l24 v-rv, Ns- yesi, =. q Rox 1915.
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STRAIitD.

From the Subscriber, Ia District No 8, In the south
part of the of Linden, in June last Sorrel
Mare years old asst Spring She has VIA re stripe
tho IA three hite feet She Is tall and good
siz d for her agc.
liberal Reward will be paid FIR tie retu Of said
colt the unders gned for Information where she
nay be found. WIZ. A. WILLIAMS.
nden, Dec II 1862 81 ans
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11

w une.
= They are the favori.es for families - Ne,s' Terk
Times.
1t has no rival.-Scientifc Anaerfco,.
There are IS 900 machines in use in this country and
Europe
This machine is profitable and available life time
1t Is equal to ten Seamstresses
An annual dividend of 100 to 500 per cent ION its
cost may be obtained in use-by its possessor.
Ihis IS t1s only Sewing Machine in the making
the Lock stitch with the RJtaiing hook and using the
glass-foot.
Instructions will be given, and all information, by
calling at my residence
GEO. W. COBB.
23fi Ag't for Iowa Co.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
NOTICE.

Wherea, ms wife SEAMAN Srgsr. has left my bed
and board without any just cause ofprovoeaton There
forbid ali perSs trusting hrborug her, for
will pay no debts o. heI Contracting.
Moscow Jan. 9th, 1865. GEO ". STEEL.
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TAKEN Up.

By the Subscriber in the city o Mineral Point rcaI
las Spensley Furnace) ab the tirst of Deceynbel
asst, two steer calves, coming ole year old i.
very dark with white spot about the size OF half dol
lar the near side. The other is spotted white au
lack. The owner is requested to CALL prove propert5
Jay cherses, and take them away.
JOS. MILLER.
Mineral Pt. Jan. II, 1858. 4-4wA
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11

NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Sight Exchange New York, in suit for sale
by uEOEGE " conn
November 10, 1861.
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SPEIIlI. NOTICE

SPEIIAI. NOTICE
On and after april fsi the price OF the rebellion
Record VII be GIrdRcsd SO Cts 4 ! .me.-
From that te the Of parts FROM Nos. 70 -.
re discontinued Buek SETS of the Re elton Record
VIII sold oly in volumes. Purchaser aud sabscri
hers who have cogI I'D the four Volumes must al
once do so The work will continue 20 be published in
parts 81 part Illustrated with two per.
rats on steel vo V Sill nprise parts.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11

Ray Gen RoUsseau is sick at Lancaster
''tv<.
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KpwARD pHvLS.
IA rrHEw riArra.
WARD pHyIiN. IA f1HBW rAAfIk
DeUtiss n PrHser,

GUccEssoRs to Vim. Lanyon Son, having pur-
= chased the large and fashionable stock Of
STOVES IND TINWARE,
to do al kinds of in line with nea,ness and
dispatch Being both PRACTICAL woRKMzS, aatter
ourselves that canno. fail TO give satisfaction The
public requested to cali and examine stock
prices Def purchasing elsewhere, determ-
purchased In any house in the West We keep on hand
at ali times, comp etc assortment OF
TIN, SHEETrIRON & COPPER WARE,
And viii manufacture any article in oar Inc to order
A Complete assortment Of
PARLoR, Box AND c. oKING Stoves,
Of the most approved patterns, among which may be
found the following:
n Slac s1SMrs f FIRE Rr ToHARoH
NEW WORLD, QUICK STEP,
SMOKE BURNER, EMPIRE CITY,
CHARTER OAK, OUR FAFORiTE,
PREMIUM .TOvKs.
or al size. and patterns IN use. Also, among eth
ers, the following
PARLOR STOVES,
SrLvAx with and without Ovens
BosroS, with and without oven.-
FLORAL, open and closed Fronts.
COTTAGE STOVES, &C., &C., DC.
BOX STOVES.
Of al descript and Sizes together with few COAL
STOVES, 10th for Cooking and the Parlor. We have
also large stock Of beautiful
BRITANNIA WARE.
Tea Po.s, Coffee Pots, Molasses Pitchers,
Mugs, Cups, Spit oons,
Sugar Urns, Creamsrs, Casters,
Pitchers Candlesicks Lamps &c, &c.
Selected care and offered at remarkably low
THE MINING PUBLIC
A. Informed that prepared to make SHEET IaoF
rS..s OF any dimension, TO order, on short notice.
JOB WORK
OF all ki7d.,done with nentness asd dispatch.
All work done establishment will be warranted
In every particular.
TEL, NJ 9, G. \ s II.
The customers the old firm respectfully invited
TO continue their patronage to this establishment
DEFLIN IL PRATEE,
At the old stand Of Lanyon Scr, =
Commerce Street, Mineral Point
Jan. 2oth 1868. Sn
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oCCCESSORS to VIM. Lanyon Son, having pur-
y chased the large and fashionable u.ock Of
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THE GEEAT LIVING III TORY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
THE MINING PUBLIC



DEALEh LIN HAM, ~ ~ GiN
r.n,,Nr
~ ~
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ming ns,rie. demand an establshne ut where every
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-13

ducts, he will be allowed to deduct the
actual expense Of subsisting and clothing
his slaves
L~gatees are not required to return their
legacies at income. There is special tax
on legacies of personal property section
Ill
The income tax is assessed upon the
actual income of individuals. Firms, as
such, will not make returns ~
The profits of a manufacturer ftona his
business are not exempt from income tax,
in consequence Of his having paid the ex-
else tax imposed by law upon articles
manufactured by him.
AS bridge, express. telegraph, steam and
ferry boat companies or corporations are
not authorized by law to withhold and
pay to Government any tax upon interest
paid, or dividend declared by them, all
income Of individuals derived from these
sources is liable te income tax
All persons neglecting or refusing to
make return of income, except in case of
sickness, are brought within the penalties
prescribed by the lth section Of the act
of July lst, 1862, viz 4: an addition of so
per cent. to the amount ascertained BY
the Assistant Assessor, upon such infor-
nation as he can obtain, aud a penalty of
500, to be recovered for the United
States, with costs ofsuit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-13
ho Go Crazy.

Some time ago / examined the statis-
tics OF a Lunatic Asylum in Massachus
etts, (says writer in the New York OBJ
server,) and was astonished to find that
the largest number Of cases came from the
very last class of people to which one
would have looked for the insane This
class was young farmers wives! And the
report stated very distinctly the causes of
so remarkable fact-young women take
upon themselves the cares of housek eep>
ing, with the tolls of farm life added, and
those of family, too, unable to keep
help" and ambitious to be smart and
keep up appearances, they worry or fret
themselves to death or insanity There
Is a good lesson 10 be learned from this
startling fact. Lay it to heart, youEg wo
men, and especially young mothers. And
not only lay it to heart, but lay it in your
heads, too.
The moral Oft is: Don't worry; don't
overwork don't try to do everything at
once, and al! alone. too; don't think that
the world will come TO an end, or that
your folks will be ruined, if this thing Is
not done to night; but take things quietly,
patiently, hopefully; always BE- ia haste,
bat never in hurry; do one thing a,
time, and do it well, and then attempt The
next and take no thought for the morrow:
sufficient unto the day is the evil there
Of
Life is too precious to be wasted in idle
ness or destroyed by worrying Activity,
energy, industry aud perseverance,. are all
virtues and Sraces TO be cultivated as indis-
pensable to success, and 40 one lives up to
his or her Chisrian duty who is ndoIent
or Indifferent But these graces are not
inconsistent with a calm, equable frame of
mind, that meets the stern duties of life
with faith and hope. bears adversity with
resignation, and is no: overcome with
prosperity. and has learned in whatever
state our lot is cast, Herewith 10 be CON
tent | have known such people, and
love to write their names with gold pen
among the Lord blessed ones They are
not your easy, good for nothing, care for
nothing people who have settled it in
their minds that the world is owing them
a living. and they are not 10 trouble them
selves about gettincit. Such deserve lit
tie sympathy and never command respect.
even ifthey receive kindness But the
psople whose life Is perpetual sunshine
aud whose nome i an earnest of another
and still better rest, are they who pursue
HES work with diligence and delight, al
ways busy with something useful, and new
er obtrudlng their trials upon others but
contentedly taking their lot, fulfillIng their
mission. max ing the home circle cheerful
with their smiles, and never, never sad
denins even a clIiid's heart with harsh
word or frown; these are the blessed souls
who have res, and ,peaceand comfort, even
in this vale Of tears, this world Of care,
and this time OF war.
They grow Old gracefully. Time touch,
es them tenderIy' No f~cwns stereotype
themselves rrcnlaturely into wrinkles on
their brows. Their hearts are ever young
and gray hairs, when they come, are as
crown. /
My dear friend, if you must get old, get
old rs gently as you can.