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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

viii lind hoSTETTRRs STOMACH DTTTERs Won
derfnliy adapted to the belief Of the difficulties to
which they nrc subjected. The preparation in cases
oil this Kind has double operation. II not only con-
troif the locfi irregularities which occasion the di,
'ress, hut acting simultaneously upon the whole ncr
vous system, checks the tendency hyscria and de-
spondency which almost always accompanies such
disturbances.
sisky wives and mothers are advised to give che
medicine Atrial They are earnestly assured that II
eons'n- no ingredient that possibly do any harm
10 inc ceoert 81 their number while II undoubtedly
oonsas tne nvigorating principle which their cner-
waited system requires.
Let them beware Of the cordial rops and tinctnrr.
often prescribed for invalid ladies' All these me,,t.
Garments arc mainly composed Of common alcohol.
and are therefore injurious. The liquors ordinarily
given TONES are still worse, being all cteriorated
wthpolsonons drugs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

RROn new YOeks
NEW YoRK, July 8l.-Mayor Hoffman
has received the following dislAtch:
HARr's CONTENT, July $50 as Mayor
Of Nee York: May c0mmerce flourish
and peace and prosperity unite U.s.
[Signedl MAYOR or LORDoN.
Nineteen cases of cholera and seven
deaths was reported In this city to day, and
IA cases in Brooklyn.
NEW YoRK. July Sl.-Collector tmyth
has received dispatch from the Secretary
Of the Treasury to the effect that the new
Tariff law will go into effect ON The 1Oeh Of
August, next. Ii was geenrally understood
by importers that duties under the new law
would bc levied ON the lst Of August Dry
goods In hand will be chargeablc with the
old tariff rates.
A Washington special says The Second
Comptroller Of the Treasury , q ~ Or1n.
lon that the bin for the equa,iAtioa Of
bounties 10 imperative In consequence ofses.
ious defects in the wording Of the Arst sect.
ION
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

Nav YoRx, July S1st-davana advlese
Of the 2Oth state that news from Ja0oloa b
the 14th announces that the action At Gov.
Ezra has been sustained-an Investigation
being made Of his conduct. A testimonial
was to b presented him prior 70 his depaf-
turc for kngland.
taken place in nayti st 6ouoiwes II ne
expected the Government troops woalI put
It down.
Heavy rains and disagreeable weather
prevailed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01
HO STE TT RS
STOMACH Bl7TBRS

entitle the preparation TO a high place anong the
specifics Of the age Rock and valley. plain and forest
have contributed to their hygean stores to produce
lite cxtrsordinnry properties tits REPRESENTATIVE
MEDICINE; In other words it, effect is TO rRmEavs
1mE Fmvs'cAL rowKss IN rmrrR ru,L. vIaos beyond
he period when unassistcd nature begins to succumb
70 the cankcr 81 decay. Ar stomachic II is alto
sethcr the best known Its depusatyc tendency par
rularly evident in bilious cascs in which II seems "
purge the blood Of superhuous bile. and restore that
csarness Of compilation which can only co-exist with
healthy circulation. Certainly there Ia no advertised
tonic and corrective which more completely ,indi-
Gates the efficacy Of botanical treatment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

San FRAxclsco, July 27.-A Victoria de-
patch says the bark Onward. Of Collins Tel.
egraph, sailed yesterday.
San FRARcsco, July Se.-A U. 4 steamer
from Valparaiso May 8lsl, arrived at Aon-
tercy yesterday.
Onicial returns from the reccaA elec4l0n IN
Kean county show the Denocfatic majority
to be 1871.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

LouIsvILLs, July 81.
Nashville dispatch received at headquaf-
tefs from Maj. Gen. Wood, says there were
one hundred and ten cases Of cholsss q S.
wanna, Ga, On 25th, whereof half proved
iatal.
The troops coming to the Southwest from
New York ars reported infected with the
disease.
Cslossd soldiess' National League passed
resolution TO hold nationsl convsntiou 1t
Nashville, 6rst Of January next.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

medicine that exciies appetite without pron,o<ius
digestion is always Injurious. Its effect is to impose
tash Oh the stomach which II Is unable to perform,
and the result IL chronic arrangement Of that organ,
aud Of its dependents. the liver and the bowels The
operation OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

Is very different nom this. The preparation develops
appetite and invgoratcs and cncsgzes the digestive
powers at the same time. Hence when indilfcrcnccs
10 TIE cnjoymenr Of the table, absolute iisgust for
food ID combined with gastric Weakness or any other
form of dyspepsia this far reaching restorative r..
moves the entire difficulty II is not tonic thnt does
IL work by halves
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

BUFFALO, July 8l.-Ths citissns voted
=, day on the proposition for the city TO
loan t2OO, 600 10 the BufEal0 3 WashinglOn
Il. X. Company. Returns from all the de.
tricts gives "a majority. Two thirds n nee.
esssry to carry the loan. Only 5000 votes
were cast. II 10 alleged that thls rod will
bring cheap coal to Buffalo, and II b this
that recommended the project to v0ters.
The ksprcss states that great activity pre-
walls among the Fenians 10 this vicinity.
Calls are published for meetines TO form .
new circle to be called the CoFcosan. An.
other 10 forming among returned valuoteesA
Great preparations are making for . grsod
Fenian pic mic 1t Black Rock, August 9lst,
during the trial Of Gen. ONelll ard oehee
officers. Bafges have been ssgAgsd %
transport the party down the river. A sham
fight ID ON The programme, including Z. rep
reoentaiion Of the battle Of Limestoee EldGo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

BALTIMORE. July 3l-The steamer Hen.
~ l.. Cow Of the Philadelphia and New
York line exploded her boiler this A. N.
Her wharf vessel was damaged 10 the en-.
tent OF $4,000. Her cargo was not injured.
The clerk, Elias Giles was killed Richard
Wood Of Baltimore, fireman, severely In.
jured, and Frank King slightly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

Nsw Yenx, Jolly 8l.-BuslsoD meaAtss
are bring trunamIlaed over ~ AGIAoatc C.
BILE to and fsoo essope.
TIE hasss Looe10n dates 70 ptiv11e posoo
II thls city - - this morniag weee - -
tseday S66snOeo. gfaa..
Four thousand words were tsansnl1led
through the Gable 10 II ho0rs o ~ Soeh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

Oavenpo8t H1oehee Depoee.
Osssos o. sns DAvanroas DssocnAs,
Jely -. lees.
Floun.-Bnr Iowa.
Rstail halk 1s.ee.
" St. - 3 sgsf' $50
whs.ssale loses r. ~ lsss.
niasesesa nesr. q =. ~ higher.
Cess MsAl.-Psf 61GAsl. toss.
wsaAs.-Ne. !. old. ei.sA No I ssw, q.
0s. 3, new, s0e. -~f - .
SAa.sr:-Ss: !. 49, II. ssesss.s.
0Aso. GD1oe
fseAsssD-es410s. s4.
0mous.- mo demand.
0UYgno 80
nAs.-oASeQols,ocl
0sA.-ies = ss7si; iss sA;lsvss ysra..
CA1eago Casele Dassees =
'ts4fsF* CnseAss, Jsly n
CAssas-ea,ss = eaAa,s vsss na1s ts-asy = pss
~ - 49, I1nnsas sossss, evssaGaa1
- -, ~ - N1o6se1.
-. - - ns:s.:e s:ss's = - -: =.
ssaiess : - 80 slSSVsss go : ~ Ssisss
= :: = s: 49, So, s. s: q -. 49, = g;
6viss. $500 = ~ vsss - ssAavss psassI
sseQae 49, ~ ~ seeUA u11e1 ~ essiaQll1
~ AOe0Aeneeel So ~ eeu1n0 e
= 9 "a 49,, - 80 - = : q S:'.ks
:iss!.s. - -: = ) 800 = . = =
Go $500 - sAspnsssss sspsssl
~. eess6 9 Z Mr., - & ~ -
~ f3 ~ - ~ ~ ~ =. n ~ -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01
JOHN L. COFFIN,
LAND AGENT,

y -. lse,eee seses shoies Fsruiu,
= - y % diosssnt counties. seisesed
49, ~ y yse,s sisee, By spssial s9so6A ..
Ss4se y ~ pstssises.
s ..Ss = y n,lnc!s, Wissoasin ~ l1mas.
tSiSo16Sn VSlostk Dursss' Ss1S O.S
24A - ~ 1sisss. fwssss 1vs1i$
- - sesrss = pesssssrA SssS3V
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

AtlooSto Tsne9PopA 0oo0os
Nkw YoBK, July 3l.-fhe following have
been fxed - Mates for Ne Atlantic Tsle0saph.
From any Telegraph ststion in Amefta 10
any In Great Britain Tor twenty Wofde Of
less, including Tie addrsas Of Ne ssndes ed
receiver, SO 10 god. Bvesy ed1illsoaD
word. not cxceedine I've lestes6. g sel1liogD
pef word. From sane 70 aans q eaDe0e
esi. every eddition:l word "a lsoa -
word ~. The leeoesS ID I'll Woede olsoe ~
flsst tweuty viii b cuanoed ID divjdod II
i've, each I've o. ltactiooal suma1o1of WI
win s. chasTsd doSSSe q 1SsS1o3SS tki
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

WARRINGTON. d. c., July 31,-The Pres.
idcnt has re appointed Joseph Wilson com.
missioner Of the land ONCE.
II IL said Cornelius Weudell haD bebo -.
pointed Superintendent OF pubic printing.
Nearly eSOO.OOO worth Of rations have
been issued to needy whites and blacks in
the South in the last ten months.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01
FIRST PDDWIUM
nyeP1DvBD
S. m'4Enafns, So
Sus snsoplmnur o.
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
@ HXTB4MD OlnPLloI3Ys


49, - 81: Sjg Z, e: : SssIsY
6E6 Ss0inG k666I, N psssss 80
o1AaeA0ont. e1ese uoo6sffsl - sooGonely -.
eleue1ed Nsvslty = sol1aassoin epsfaeisG, 49,
- osnASoas $3.50, ooVo M Doan1e e
0moes TNreAD efall kln1s. l1akee1Ae 0ona1oG
80 ~ ~ - Ss1u5Ie - y non7s
- vsaa szseaseaisesy fslialey. aikiaQ q
60 - 80 ~. - - & -
saAlse - - - r. $50 - wtll ~ : -
80 - -. : DfAss -. - ssssav11
~ appesve sfal1 ~ peiseipd jsasnals - :.
theeS vhe hevs snOt1sA.
"pse - Dssssa1kss Il 10 invn1a111e; ~ ~
}. e !. ssgsaiss vs''ss p'sss"-es-
~ Sss1iss ssrpsssss n s.Asss - ~,
-, - u wsel6 rsqeiss eesl1na y eanaoes1e
- nslslooee viqaee. - oee.ooee
g rssaiee slsssA sssssly ne Ashaal ssvise
Nlp:ess:svls ~ = ses.sse salsla.e.,ss
ftQ11 6bsd1Do 1as1ioes N = peseog.eso -
laA1af S6sete = NJ pa1sat6. nh = ~ ~
~ pdeel 4eqhios eGeosed y po1soe
Snr1D 41t11nse oeat = ~ pGse - - 60.
~ u 9zpssss. les1s1 = IL ~ gel.esS
q svoywAsse. C6ss16 esoeoining nessal h
isssc:.ss ssss q. -: $4,000
HkWiLY am 0BWM0 Co.,
svlb-dwly1 O0es. 10 Nessss ooeess. ,. y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

DErnosr, July Sl.-An assual nesting
Of the Western AsDoclaAsd Press will b
held at Detroit Augnse 7th.
Al the last annual meeting at Louisville
Of the Western Associated psess oFgani1sa
under an Get Of incorporation. ard 1ufing
Aid meeting N ofBanizAli0n will b poss
fected. 30 Il b important that oil weglssn
dailies desiring TO participate In ~ psivileee
Of the Association should be represented.
Arrangements with reference 70 securing
European news BY the cable will be sub
iect a consideration.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

Atlantic Cabel Opea fer Public Dusl.
HEARr's CoNrKNr, July 28.-Thc Allan.
tic Cable Is this day open for public business.
lSigned) CYRus w. FIELD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

OsrY Bar, July 80.-The reply Of he
President Of the United States TO he neup
sage OF the Queen Of England was secoivoa
here q four O'Clock Monday aflesn0on. ~.
and will be delivered to the Queen probably
about two O'Clock on Tuesday altsfnoou,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01
CAUTION.

essE40111sR looo11
49, saasa aeainse dangsss0 inSe1saes
sessassa y ~ spseal - ef0s
SS... r. sesmvs1 urvgsistay stanps tesos9A
II. y. ~ oevsranenl q u uslhsd 1la1s sodsl9
..ss - evesy gbostis q nOsTBes1xs IT
/. d q ny saies4. tAfeen b. ths Govssnnest over
sson ssd u public sbe thslr joant peosee-
70, - eansptcsosay sspss ~ csss ssasv~
Il =. " eseA botlle. nd esnsst ~ - slxike ~
- OF NJ mort casual observer. Nsahing that psf-
pefe 70 ee Hostetters BItters ca b ssnuins unls
~ stamp Is there,
Mn 80 proper TO staas thaa ~ Bittess ars sold
Nv y siass NJ nsvsr aaA~ any ciscsmstan-
- ~ - ealloa q lie baus,. lapssssss ~ ~.
e''s - abroad. md The oaay sa1sguoa ~ Vslaie
- then y TO - Inst No Biteeo ~ ~
" esravcd labsl sna sses II hand q Aesss.
heaeaa Smith. and " seanp above mentioned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

~ NV Onl1A16, Al. 1.
ed Mejsf Nossss. called upsa 0soseal
Bard aed lAid bssess hin joAnnueesdlo<
patch. u was aefesl thas III QilItasy
eevsssse ehes1d eeescy sepssats 49, =
Shs City Hall. ~ MIR eqeSinsiat NJ
esnal f1sstisns. - ~ mei1 Csyeenee
dirsetine ~ 0ssensoe II ~ essoco =
GO e f1elhse stotlae. u
/ 4 exDssos1 ~ - sedse - dn1e31t
- N - sa dopa ~ 49, =
dlopa1shss fts0 WasAi6SQea. 81.
6ubosqaeuolt = $500 ~ ~ sfoansss
1lviae o. vio66ty 01sese y ~ t11bo -
triet, 49, y sssesa1 po61tog dsiasG1. 1hs2
vsss esssslsa. o. neGFo ~ 49, shs6'
sns bsey. gks%sE3V
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

In order to GUARD against dangefoo inposatsuno,
the public are rcqucst-d to ta&s especial note Of ~
oeaatfully engraved proprieloy stamp shroush wheA
Ne 00vefnmsnt Of ths Unitsd eatn olRcallp authe>-
ucates every bottle os HestestesS pHesss. NJ aeaa
shrown ~ sAe 0Ovesnmsa4 over ~ propsissors a.
ne public for their Joint peotsctoN. \ tAaced CO..
acuousy across the cork and over u neck Of seeA
bottles and cannot fa TO strike the eye Of he Ion
casual observer Nothing that purports 10 be Hostel
ssrs tsrfs can b genuine unsse the stamp b shess.
lie also proper 10 state nat sAe Dlssesv =, -
s.e,asive'y b gaes, md mover undes ~ circsnsen
@e gallon O barreA lnposssss "a inieseees
. so.a. sna tAs osly sassgsard Nc puS,Ie ~
szs- W" 70 - that ~ bsl1ss thsy ~ ~
49, s.sea label and noee Il hana 4 Me-. H~
"s''s = ''''s"' and the stamp ahss> nesaspesa.
PREPARED AND SOLD N
mOsTETTER 4 sAa1Tu.
PITTSBURGH, "a. i
ros ssie b N drssr,s,s, rreoar - s,uuvn,u,
MouoAeue IL Wus11. nev9 avnsonnan Z
- ~ $500. -1tf+ 81 80 ltsff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

NEW YoRK, July 8l.-The Pbst's money
article says the loan masAet y selll esq bus
of In London. There IVES decline of I q
gold.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01
HOSTETTER's BITTERs

srycnnne or prussic acid frequently given BY The
advocates Of what ID called heroic n plain Enrlish
sxsrEnArr, treatment" These are powerful tonics.
no doubt so very powerful that neither Of them "a
ever yes taken tcvcn In the smallest dose BY any hu.
man being without imminent peril. The danger NAV
u may mot be instant and direct but IL not. N II r.
mote and contingent The tcnih or twentieth psrt Of
grain Of poison 70 deadly that very small mieake
" the dose produces death, cannot lie innocusus.-
Avoid hazardous experiments. Let couvalescentsr~
upon = tonic genial in its natsrs, and which con.
ins NOT particle Of any destructive alkaioI OF acs
I'D astringcnt. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

-- sD9614S 1S911|S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

- 80 0pon0l4 p. 61oo0Do
eG sasentAS onasre : -.
1 ~ III ~ Weoooe1 1nsuaocAsus,
s - -. U11ns1 ~ h es11o tusin.
:. - p I'D vies Sb,1pw h sso4NtaA.
Avom C0uNf1WnR1A
~ 70 tl1zUnosnupeIsepmnsoo
eosA -2nVsGs 6nissss.
e-1lsue1 - ~ sys-
~ hcsses p1it&ie yoWsuognse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

~.n oni'd mp the strength and repair the damage Re-
ceaved BY the consolation. In conflict with inaar
nafcry disease with more rapidly and certainty ~,
ny Other medicinal -tinulants.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

0URTnD naOU0Ds
(1oRNER o. IOWA AND F1FfHSrREE1s
~ Davenport, Iowa.


0oRNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH SrRRE1S
~ Davenport. Iowa.
seer r Z o q D o.,
C4r0ee 1laer1son 4 Rtont 0eroees,
Ouve0poR9, 1OWo.
RI =: HUMPHREY; fropfieter. Free o
= ! sious to and non the House. sep9sn
DAvRNRO0T MOTEL.
MAIN STREET. BETWEEN - . % BTS..
W Davenport, low. Regular Doaslsss - %
a fep week. q so per daS =.
nFls1u @. d. HlCKOx. Proprietor.
tPBNNSHA1vANlA HOUSE.
HeRNER OF 4TH AND IOWA STREETS
NpAvis BoSb, PnopaissoRs. Free omnibus
- "a from The oafs end boaAs. Proprietor 81
AeleClAifs, PRINCETON and Lyons, and the De-
Wie md Maquc&eta Stage lsi1ee. Stages leave
be eouse fof The shove named nd cOntiguouo
eise every day hel awtf
ST. CltAlka.ED HOTEL,
Formerly EicAslberger nouse,)
nv. second - walnut sis, Nusealine. 10.
OWOODf0Ro I 0ALYgAN, Props. Free
Oahabss end Bs1eage wsgss 70 and from Carr
~ Boosts. Tue eosss haS bsen rented and re-
fessiehed thrcueleut, - PIT ID per ect order
Of the accommo3st,on Of tie public. nv25-dly
l.nNniEn4n. nOTRn4.
ERONffN0 q WASHINGTON AVENUE
u UiIth, SsvenA aad Green 6tA, II, LOUIS,
NO. Pasks, nss(h, Felt Co.. Psepeistes.
1he Dolly DsndpaAs kept ON hle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

N II % 1SOv9 49, - = 7 I y
.24.sH1. ,y37I hsv YGlk.Ass. 1. z
8 I'D, sa''ss&. n. s'.'.s
Wn6ao-kesolp16 soooo wy Au1A - Iouse
q sSooen seases psans Ne. Jnill.s = ~
/ Css5 &c -. s1ies 7Ss.sso ~. noss
s11ssA4 A0Desea11, 1lne nize1, go
= t.et1s -. :! - .i!s4 TX usiQeeA, 1 !
- h;S S0ks = en-. -
i Ms0-o&okO DxDok. s.,,
VAiGov- &nomsnal. aiI -
s::s,s =: = r; ::::::si..s.y,.ts)4 4
5000. !. ~, = ~ si -. ~ {
WssHs %. 20 asll 81 s0>s is~sf -
/ Sss-SeE ~ ~ + -. s. i. ..s !
:; Iaea-0sasAlsa sais)eo>e1(s gr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

WIN. RENvrlCK.
Steam saw nam,
AUsU0BA SMANN0kEN,
AATn. P1CKEra. &C.
oAoDn10asD AHs SOLO =, ,ovvs, 90 ..~
IN - Gaabss Ysrd en- Prom, &C.,. .....
Railroad Bridge
Alo4 1nmhDF Yard o. narri,o, :. ...-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSEI.ORS Az Law
AOdicc corner Of Main and Sd Sta. ian2dWs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

.. =. @0C01 4 RnDneDN, N. h.,
DHYSlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
Il With DR.. baker, under the Davenport Ma
eionel Bank, corner Of Sd and Itrady streets.
R0uesxu1s-John n. Adler, N. d., J. w. II.
Baker. n. d. sglsu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

81 saie y ~ dFsxxiss, srsosss ~ sluuAsVus
- ~ wes'a. nay4 1ssoAuuo@on
l. = = :
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-23
An Ugly Companion.

Nobody can say that Impatience
makes little show, or keeps himself in
the. background. Nobody ever ac-
cuses him of speaking softly. Don't
he know how to slam the doors? And
can any body fling things about him
with more success than Impatience,
when he has mind? And as to see
ing the best side-he hardly leaves a
best side to see. Impotence can
bring cloud over every thing, and
generally gets hold of the thorns in
stead of the roses. Indeed, his bushes
rarely have roses at all, for he picks
the green buds rather than wait for
them to open, and eats all his fruit
half-ripe. Impotence has two tenn
pers; in the one he is angry with
everything to-day, in the other he
wants everything that belongs to to-
morrow, and cant wait.
He has strange way, too, of mis-
naming things. tits cruel" to make
Grace learn her lessons, instead of
playing all day--it is cross not to
give her cake between breakfast and
dinner; and a rainy Saturday is al
ways provoking" He tells her
" tomorrow" is an age" off; he
makes her think to-day not worth the
having. -@
S Impatience always gives selfish
council. How can Grace finish her
dolls dress, if she has to play with
the baby, or run up stairs to get her
sisters thimble? And when she has
sharpened her pencil for herself, of
course she does not want to lend it
just to have the point worn off again.
And the dinner bell must always ring
just when she is in the midst of an
interesting book-and its so tiresome
to run all the way up stairs to brush
her hair before she goes to the tablet
But if dinner were delayed little too
long, no interesting book can keep
Impatience quiet then. What he likes
is anything but what he has-what he
wants is anything but what he can
get. e
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Keen i'm the Rutt

One day I was riding over very
rough road, and finding the ruts get
ting dangerously deep and miry, /
struck off into new, and, in my
judgment, better track. [ hadn't
gone far, when Mr.. Easyman came
jogging along in his old wagon, and
hailed me.slssa- -53as a73zz8- sFl7
o4" Depend on I, you'd better keep
In the rut. II is the only safe way"
Being naturally of an obstinate dis
position, | kept on in my own course !;
yet as / went [ fell into the following
train Of salutary reflections: - 17i
1t is manifestly best in this rough,
muddy, freezing and thaWing world
of mind as well as matter-to keep In
the rut; for these reasons: - :.
1t Is easier. One can jog along in
the rut, without giving a thought to
his way. He can even be sound asleep
the most of the time, only rousing a
little occasionally to think, . am In
the rut, which will doubtless lead me
safely home, as. it has led SO many
wiser and better men before me"
Thus rejecting, he can sleep again.
But he who gets out of the rut must
be wide awake, and let his eyes look
right on, and his eyelids straight be-
fore him. He must ponder the path
of his feet, and remove his foot from
evil, and let all his ways be estab-
Iished. Prov. ", 25, rs. This Is
hard work. 1t is easier to keep in the
rut. - ~. f. 81 foi
II is more popular. SO long as you
keep in the rut nobody viii blame
you, even if you sink the hub, or get
dead stuck in the mire; but if you get
so much as a jolt, In new track, loi
what q hue and cry; and all the walls
of mortal wrath are poured upon you.
1t is more popular to keep in the rut.
1t as safer. OF course it is from the
very natare of rut, which is a deep,
marrow, constraining track, where you
must get in, but can't out, and being
in it, the town is responsible for your
life and limb. The good man who
struck out the track did not mean to
leaTe a rut; much less to compel peo-
pie to go in one, and if he were to
Journey this way again, perhaps, he
would himself see cause to deyiate
little from his old course; but zoe
should not insult him, and imperil our
selves by swerYing hair. 1t is safer
to keep in the rut. .as Ell
5a H as aotseT. The wise man says:
" He that keepeth his way preserveth
his SOU" It is of no consequence
that he says in the. same verse: The
highway of the upright is TO depart
from evil" because there can't be any
evil in the rut, where .
My salutary reflections were cut
short by coming up with Mr.: Good
man, who had got upset, and broken
both. his legs. by keeping in the rut.
Brother Slowgo was condoling with
him, and trying in vain to pull him
out of the slough, when | came up
and heard Mr.. Slowgo say:
Be of good comfort, my dear
brother Goodman, to be sure you have
caught sad fall, and crippled your
self for life, but it is a powerful con-
ISOLATION to reflect that you aoere IN tie
rut qoheas you did itF itsg hna
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