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mississippi.
ProcIs matios or Governor shurkcy-Tbs
Rights OF Freedmen,

Jackson, MS, Scpt. 29.--Govefnor sh.rhov to-
day Issued proclamation accepting IhC piopos on
Of Col Thomas Assistant Conmis ioner Of tho freed
mans Bureau OF Mississippi transferring tie risht
Of trying all eAses In which the rshts Of hoedmen
are involved, from the FrecdmenE Darcsu 70 lie
civil authority, upcn condition that the Provisional
Gcvemmen, Of that State vii take for their NOE
OF prscedure the laws nov In force ciccrt 20 ia
these lavs make distinction aecouut Of color Tho
nesroes are alec 10 be protected In person and pop
erty They lc sued ami are tc have the righ, TO
cue. They are also TO be competent Ni.n,sscs sccord
ins to the Law, OF evidence.
Tho NEws in an editorial, denource. the act m an
encroachment upon the rirh Of the whites and say,
II viii ho repudlAied ty the people
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Proud,H OCT. Rev. d. Francis waylaud,
W'o VIA moro than 2S yosrs President Of Brown
University, was pfo..IA'ci by Apaialyte stroke on
Tue day Alt and died saturday afternoon at half
psst tive o'clock, aEod % years
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nlunlcipnI Tlccilnn

Ndshriltc, Stpt So.-The Municipal vote FOR City
officers TO-DAY, resulted In the election Of " Brown,
ss Msvor, hy majority Of as votes over his n,rt
leading competitor, !. q. Hunt. The iu'al vote of
the o''v .vss 2S32 The election passed Of With
uniyerrat ut ietuets
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HISTORY or ruE REnELLroN.
a Chapter showing III tho Rritlsh Dis
union ~ympnthIzrra

tC0Te1pondenee eC TIE Sun)
WAsutvarop, oct. let, 1898
The following interesting document HI. recently
come into the possession OF the Government
lcoSTtpENTtAL1
WICKLOW HOUSE,, No. CoN~Araur ptAcEl
November 7, 1863. I
Sir 4 s,rors feeling esi.'s rp,cnr tile friend,
ct the Confederate Sta'ee of America shat " would
le dssirrhe TO orrAnige, IN London. . eouihern
independence Association, witt tho object of II 0us-
Inc Information a. 10 tie merits Of tie vhr In
america, and Il keeping te'otc the minds Of the
Rrlt Oh public the icy hrd Justice Of 10 'ognizinf
the Independence Of fhe Confederate state. At the
earliest p0ssibe monen'. AZ ruoh A-tociAtio
must, IN order to lie 'ucccHiul te composed " men
Of good political, comUctcla srd socrl stsudinr, ts
promoteu desire before taking further steps, 10
invite tho gentlemen whose names a'c enclosed. rnd
smonr whom vcu will find your own. 10 form
pfOvisionn committee.
All that :. tcqursted Of vcu Z. n srree TO iain
that provisional committee conditional ON no' fcWer
than twelve ~ the accompanying uImes doinr the
same. A. coon ~ eye such conditional rcpi ~ ave
Iecciyed mecunF Of the provisional committee will
be called 10 take further sters
We have the houor 70 rcmsin. Sir, your, rsspect-
fully,
tSisnedl Al H. prGr5roHp HorE,
w $. Itsr.NY,
EOuEnr bptUEE.
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Financial urd Commercial


TIC INN CT. AIUclV tIhTt''
Bi,ire.s femrin. stEguir' Tho new BrNlsn
loan bas advanced l9'g premium on eccount ~ no
llrre nuint,. OF spIliCationa unGcfatoud 10 llNc
been received bv NeB R0thschiid, not only IA ihis
country, LuI trcm the continent
The news Of the rcniQn srics'' IN lIeIAho 'auheu
.cl M cacppt one OF stt. Ar,on at he pi0tiect
that IA ma save igotn irttlei n,isch tt nuuue!
Of or. ky dupIs lld cheek the Attenps ~ 'ht worst
clars Of lrisn In America 10 dfsg ,hs Wellington
Cover r CT mo emtairSa'uei 10.
It,trBuOL : II. 4y-A. 81 & often The market
has /, en- tuu,slt gud pT ccs have advanced -sed.
a g.Ht. .s-F our inactive. ILc'U Ia 't' MUS
inquiry tuc pliccs arc weak, Wheat t.s.tl; tu' IA
t.oIr barely unntalnei, to.h ca't'. lo-'
mix 'o & ~ ..-J d.
Pruvi.ionI Beet quiet and steady Pork in'r'iVe
tut uie .dy. i.c.l d. cldy Lao huo ant si '''. a..
l. ntH, Scpt t0nsols for m".e' 7I'.s'- =
Illnois Central -hAt. J-SJis, Ele shares sSA"' e.
ll5 e-tsentIes o aits ..
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The Latest News
by Telegraph 10 tho y. ". sun.
FROII EUROPE.

TIE FENlAN EXCITEMENT.
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ALABAMA AND mIssiSsIPPI.
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n IOH TUITTI'I VVITT 90 " III7Ts F''' ~
nll d. bnrg oiiiclell tuhtciilng - the oa,n %.
slleFauct /, the kiur OF FfuseA. Count Afnln -
Gpp0iu eli Coumi',ioaer a. take pc epsion OF the
olchy in the name Oi tle King Oi nus l ne co'e,
mony o doing homdfe 10 TIE King ieIAg hulou ueu
until such time IS the King can receive it ~ les sou
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Arrests Constantly Made.

The Seizure Of the " Irish People"
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HOW JOHN BULL HELPED THE
REBELLION.
City and Miscellaneous News.

THE KING-LORKINS CASE.
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Another Pleasant Bit Of History.
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Their Testimony to be Taken
IL the Courts.
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..A,shcs expressed hy the kru cs"l tatiNe
that DuchY The King ot lmssir as
a., /. itlc Of Duke Of i.Gue buIr. lhe ROC.
N 7)initcs 20 protect he vel esth. he'd
fi.s Duchv, and Gppo Mt. the ilus.,An hin-
/. gem Affairs 10 b. Minister for AneA-
q Y ln'. cr will carry OIL the roycrnmcni IN
with the eXis ing laws of the OuChl.. ho
anr HIralD. q. M ~ IN ILnL- n.na--L OH. la
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The AMY ANb NAVY WA1ftIF fhyti
Mr.. Donad McK.v the well known American ship
builder isn present In this country, and IL In cloto
Communication th tho admiralty on the subject OF
,orpcdoer Ii 4. te intention, We unders and o. ihe
,uthort, 20 enteftsin seriously the question Of hnv
hg hand a suck Of these destructive missiles win
tvies Of laying them down, in tho event Of war
IN the difertu' channes leading into our hartors,
thus leaving our leot TO certain ex ent Ieo 10 pro
seod to sea.
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STATEMENTS OF The FTHUNDERER"
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Plans Of the Feniaps Divulged
from Washington.
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Our Washington Dispatches.
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A telegram from Berlin, of sept. 1I1h, states
H,rr Won RlsnGrk was yesteI eIday elevated 10 'he
ran Of Count and received long visi' OF ngrAIu'
lNtiun from the kng. Tho King, accompanied ny
the Crown Prince leit to-day Tor neisehuir.
dirpatch iron RAtzeburg, OF Sept. 18th, says
royal PROCLAMATION Issued hore to-day, and coun.
terlignod b. heIr ' on BIusfk, decatee that ltus-
IA 49, o eA.lnn of I..unnllrn. In con plnmce
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RIGHTS Of COLORED MEN PROCLAIMED
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SPAIN, q
A dispatch fsom Madrid pays;

The myst.rious telegraphic dispatch sent to san
sebasiian. some assest from fari. otLoIt hon
Madrid announcing tie existence Of pot ~ aisas-
sinuie the Emperor Nap, eOn while In spain, 'hufed
the mo-t rigorous precautions TO he tssen honf the
Whole route Of the mpoi nj pnity from Pa-is TO so-
battiAu. TIE scene Ot tho projected atteUp: was
sta' cd to he HenGs,A sud the IN ended Gs'ar-in
spAniaid. TInyei ere arrived here hv the northern
Railway from france tpeak Of having been d''ninei
Who'll boufs In the whiting looms u the stat ols in
order that they should not even see the Imperial
train plI, through.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-20


The latast geographical discovery is that
the river Amazon has been found to be
navigable from one end to the other, 80
that new route has been opened between
the Atlantic and the Pacific.
A little girl told her father she had
learned the meaning of ono hard word
"What. is it," be asked
"Focus," she answered, ga place
where they bring up oalves!'
This created laugh; but she appealed
to her brother, who repeated the deiini-
ton he had given her:--'Focus, a place
where the rays nacet''
"Therew she cried in triumph, when
they bring up calves, they raise meat;
and brother says that a focus is whore
they raise Aeatv'
Women are said to be very scarce in
Colorado and Nevada, and Colorado ex-
change says: "There is scarce one wo-
man where six could and would be profit
ably employed; if they could be obtained
Wages here for common household du-
tics are from $50 to $50 per month, ill.,
cluding board This makes wages, at the
present rates Of boarding, from eighty to
one hH1llre1 dollars q month"
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The VULGAR VIcE.-Tbe North
American Revie,c, referring to the vulgar.
ity Of the common sin Of profanity, truly
says: "There are among US not few who
feel that simple assertion or plain state.
meut of obvious facts will pass for moth.
ingiunless they swear to its truth by all
the names of the Deity, and blister their
lips with every variety of hot and sulph-
urous oatbs. If We observe such persons
closely we shall generally end that the
fisrcsness Of their profanity is 10 inverse
ratio to the sfilusnce of their IDEAS
We venture to affirm that the profanest
men within the circle Of your knowledge
arc all afflicted with chronic weakness
Of intellect. The utterance of an oath
though it may prevent vacuum of sound
il no indication Of sense. It requires NJ
genius to "swear." Tho reckless taking
of sacred names in vain is as little charac
teristc of true independence Of though
as it is of high moral culture"
Boys, don't swear.
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Fon NonRetention or lncon.inence OF Urine Innamns.
zion or liberation Of the Bladder Kidneys Diseases
the PROSTATE Gland, Gravel Brick Dust Deposits Drops
cal swelngs, Organic Weakness Debility, Female Conn
plants, 4
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A WArERFALL.-A Notifying but
ludicrous incident, says the Cincinnati
Enquirer, occurred on Saturday, on
Fourth street, near the Post Office. A
lady Of most expo ivc exterior was gil
dug gracefully up the street, whom the
net works containing the bunch of hair
at the back of the head became in some
way detached and shocking to relate, fell
to the ground, carrying along its hirsute
contents, which We believe is known 10
fashionable parlance as the waterfall"
The lady who Immediately became con-
scious of the catastrophe, paused, FLUSHED
through the powder, etc, and was in tho
net of stopping to recover her lost head
gear, when an unmannerly dog of the
Scotch terrier species, mistaking it prob
ably for rat, bounced upon it, seized it
between his teeth, and commenced shak.
ing tho queer looking article with q
vehemsncs that must have placed his
own neck in danger Of dislocation. The
whole proceeding was so irresistably com
ical, that it excited tho merrimsnt o
the by ISLANDERS, who INDUCED in an I'm
gallant choral gutfaw, as the abashed fai
one beat hasty retreat to tho opposit
corner, leaving her "waterfalr" a prize t
the pcstiferous rat terrier.
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..rhe Iowa soldieH Oyphans' Homer q
the sabbath schools Throughout the State
Mr.. Eaitor.-Thero will be , Depart
msns 10 The State Orphans Fair for Sab
bath schools, and l wish, through the
papers Of the State, to make % offer to
these schools, which I think will be very
acceptable to them.
Twill give to sabbath schools . copy
Of the "Home Songs" which have been
written and compiled expressly for the
Orphan cause for every dollar sontribu-
ted to the "Home."
The money contributed will at tho
same time secure to tho school Life
Memberships to the full amount given
Twenty. five dollars will be one member
ship and secure twenty-five of the
"Home Songs" And so on with the
amount for two memberships, or four. or
as many as may be paid; one copy forone
dollar.
I make this offer because we want {
large fund contributed by the schools Of
the various churches, and it is desirable
that such . department 10 the fair should
have good influence, and because l
want to know that all the people, espe-
cially the children, are singing for the
orphans Of soldiers.
This collection of "songs" 10 particu.
larly appropriate for sabbath schools
In them the truth Of christianity is pre-
eminent. Many of them are new ana
set to new music, and the best sabbath
school men who have seen them give
their warmest approval, and want them
for their schools.
The patriotism which is in them, and
the cherished regard and honor for the
soldier will impress favorably the rising
minds of our country. For this there
are such pieces as "Victory at Last"
ave are Rising as People" "Good by
Old Arm" And to inspire and cherish
a proper regard for the worthy children
bereaved of their parents will be found
songs strictly appropriate, such as these:
In the orphan of q Soldier" "Who
will protect my children now" This is
the inquiry of soldier in battle scene,
which is represented bya wood cut on
tho side leaf, and this is answered by
song with beautiful music, "God protects
thy children now
I respectfully ask all papers 10 the
State to publish this, and 1 shall bo
pleased to hear from sabbath school labor.
ers on this subject.
P. P. INGALLS,,
Cor. Sec. and Gen'l Agent.
DIES MONIES, June 10th, 1865.
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|SENESeH 5 s. Ey .ss
SI J 81 "a NkN 81


OF the worst disorders tina. act mankind arise from the
corruption that accommodates In the Blood OF all the dis
eoveres that have been made TO purge out none can
equal in effect HEL lfBOLD'S C0nPOUED EXTRACT
OF SARSA PARILLA. 1t ccanses and renova:es tho
Blood instils the vgor OF health into the system and
purges out the hunors which make disease II stimulates
the healthy functions Of the body and expels the
that grow and ranke in the Blood Such remedy thas
could relied on has long been sought for and now Tor
the rst time the public have which they can de-
pend Our space here does not admit Of certificates TO
show its effects but the trial Of nge bottle will shovto
the sick tina. it has virtues surprising anything they ha's
ever taken.
Two tabespoonsfal ofthe Exsrac. Of added
10 plat of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink and
one bottle is equal gallon Of the Syrup sassapa
or the decoction as usually made.
The above Extracts prepared purely sciens,'
principes-in Vlcso-and enboay the full strength
the ingredients entering into their composition. Arc1
and conclusive test will be comparison Of their props
ties with those Sc. forth in the U. 5. Dspersatory.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Rose Wash

viii radically exterminate from the system Diseases a
ing from Habits Of Dissipation, asl't, erpenss le or
no change Of diet, no Inconvenience or erpossT'
completely superseding those unpleasant and dangra
remedies, Copaa and Mercury, in curing these daeassa
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DRoBATE NOTICF.-Public notice is hereby given
that at the regular session of the County Court OF
Cedar county, Iowa, on the first Monday in July,
ls65 the last will and testament ames p Kent de
ceased, was read In open court and set for hearing
final admission to probate the first Monday in Au
gust, 1s65. All persons interested therefore
to appear and defend said will and will b,
proven up and admitted to probate, as the law nro
| yides, and entered on record.
J. G. BELTS, County Judge.
| July Sd, JSg5:n2Sw3
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SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue OF first pluries execution to direct
issued from the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court
IN and for the county Of Cedar and State Of Iowa. in
FAVOR OF Fercieva D. Nearing, and against Jac oh W.
Moore, have levied upon the following property a.
the property Of the said Jacob W. Moore. to wit:
The southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
Ia Of section twenty three % townsp eighty Tscl
range four west 9Th p. M, in Cedar county, Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale at public cutlery,
the court house door in the town of Upton, in said
county, on Saturday the 22d day Of July, A. ID. 1865
ut one O'Clock p Of said day to satisfy said
ton and costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this I'D day of June, A. d. 1865.
GEO. w. SMITH,
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per s. Louis Smith, Deputy n26w3S5
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I)RoBATE NOTICE.-Publie notice il hereby given
that at the regular session of the County Court of
Cedar county, Iowa, on the first Monday in July,
ls6a, the last VIII and testament Of D. NJ. Bates de-
ceased was read in open court and set for hearing
hnal admission to probate the Srst Monday in An.
gust, lsoo All persons interested therefore noti
fled to appear and defend, said will and testament
VIII be proven up aud admitted probate as the law
provides, and entered on record.
J. c. BELTS, County Judge.
July Sd, 1855 :n2sw3
EAEclTOR'S NOTICE.-Puhc notice Is hereby
gwen that Abel Mines, executor of the estate
of George Mines. deceased, late of Cedar CO. Iowa
has filed his Anal report in the office of the county
judge of said county. All persons interested are
therefore notified that unless they appear and make de-
Tense thereto before the first Monday in August
1850, being the regular term ofhe county that
said report will be approved and affirmed, and said
Executor discharged from all further duty and abl-
~ in the premises.
J. c. Belts, County Judge.
July 3D. 1s65 n2sw3
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SWain's Bourbon Bitters

IT PThe composition Of Dr. SWANS Bitters having
been made public through the columns of Medical
Journals, and having been adopted a standard rem
edy by the Medical Profession, by the decision Of
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, EXEMPT
FROM STAMP DUTY.
DIR. c. II. SWAIN, Proprietor.
o.u.n~ 1878 Broadway. New York,
ia South Water st., Chicago.
@. A. Cook, Gen1 Agent for the West, Chicago.
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch &
Fuller: Burnham d. Van Setback; Chas. G.. Smith;
Lord d Smith; J. ii. Reed IL CO.; Smith d. Dryer,
in Upton, Iowa, by DR.. X. HALL, and by WIN. p. Nc
NAMARA, and all Druggists and Grocers everywhere.
11n1Iy
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uteIls For IIousckeepcrs.

DO every thing at the proper time.
Keep every thing in it's place.
Always mend clothes before washing
them.
Alum or vinegar is good TO SGT colors,
red, green, or yellow. rr
Sakebda will bleach; ono spoonful is
enough for kettle of clothes.
Save your suds for the garden and plants,
or to harden yards when sandy.
a hot shovel heli over varnished iurni.
turo will take out white spots
A bit Of glne dissolved in skim milk aud
water, will restore old Grape
Rib6oma of any kind should be washod
IN cold snds, but not rinsed.
II flat irons are rough, rub them we'll
VITA fine SALT and it will make tllom
smooth. rslu.
u you are buying carpet for durability,
yon must choose small figures.
bit of soap rubbed on the hinges of
doors will prevent them from creakiug.
Scotch SNUFF put in holes where crickcts
rnn will destroy them.
Wood ashes and common salt, wet with
water, will stop the cracks Of the stove aud
smoke from escaping. .. 81. ....
Green should be the prevailing color for
bed hangings and window drepory.
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TuE SPIDER AND ruE WAsp.--I once saw
in a hot house in Shropshire large female
wasp caught in tho irregular web Of quite
u small spider; and this spider, instead OF
cutting tho web, most persoveriugly con.
tinued to ontaugle the body, AMI especially
the wings of its prey Tho wasp at first
aimed in vain repeated thursts with it's
sting at its little antagonist. Plying the
wasp after allowing it to struggle fer more
than an hour, killed it and put il back In.
10 the web Tho spider soon returned, and
an hour afterwards was surprised to fud
it with its jaws buried in The oriico through
which the sting is protrudod in tho living
wasp. | drove the spider away two or
three times, but for the next twonty-tour
hours always found it again sucking at
the same place. The spider became much
distended by tho juice OF it's prey, which
was many times larger than itselr.-Ddy'.
,piR'S JoWWdl Of Researches. ut-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12
SYM MPToMs.


The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more sem
sitive to the changes Of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, OF a slight dis
charge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue.
AS the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed
inquality; they are now thick and heavy, and
are hawked or coughed of. The secretions
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick aud nasal the eyes arc weak; the sense
of smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning Of a thick or Shiny
mucous which has fallen from the head DUR
ing the night. When this takes place, the
person may be sure that his disease is on its
way to the lungs and should lose no time in
arresting it. ..
The above are but few of the many Catarrh-
al symptoms. Write to our Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms;
1t will be sent FREE to any address. Also
directions where to procure the medicine.
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
III the army, and others in all parts of the Un-
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from
those using it, bearing evidence of its infall.
lie merits.
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
POISONOUSIN SINGREDIENTS, butts prepar-
odfrom vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY;
therefore it is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
even to the most tender and delicate child.
CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
DY, and take no other. If not sold by drug
gists in your vicinity, you can enclose the
money in aletter to us, and we will send the
medicine by Express. Price So, 90 per bottle.
Address DIR. D. H. SEELYE 61 Co., -----
Freeport, III.
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PAPERINu Rooms, ,-Lighl. papers
are best for bedrooms; they look clean aud
cheerful. Nothing that is dark aud dingy
should be chosen whore light and clcanli.
ness are 40 essential; aud dark paper some
umes gives the idea of dirt, when it is far
irom being the case. Closets, especially
where dresses hang, should bo papered;
the lighter The color of the paper, ihe more
easily are dust aud cobwehs detected. In
Snpanered closets, chunks harbor spiders,
aid bits OF moltT break away, but when
papered they are neat and cleaH.
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Sometimes compare the trouble we have
to undergo in the course of year to great
bundle of iaggots. far too large for lis TO
lift. But God dses not require us to carry
the whole at once, lie merciiuly unties
the bundles, aud gives us first one stick,
which we are able TO carry to-day, aud then
another, which we are able 10 carey to-
morrow, and 50 on. This we might easily
manage, il we would only take the burden
appointed for each day but we choose to
increase our trouble by carrying yester-
days stick ever again today, aud adding
10 moTow's burden to our load bofor we
are requirod to bear it.4Jokn NsnfoA.