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'venth street Cars connect with the Boats

FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The hne steamer WAWASET'' will leave the
wharf foot OF 1th street, TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS at 10 O'Clock
Returning, the Boat arrives at 81 D. m I
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CECRE T d IS A SEES,
SA NJ ARITAN,S GIFT!

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THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED,
YES, A POSITIVE CURE" for
G0NORRHEA, GLEET STRUCTURES, dc.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten PiHs 10 be Taken to Effect Cnre.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
yuie the stomach or bowels of the most delicate
in 0P sas and
OF the University of Pennsylvania, one of the most
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ss soFssai "a as
Sent by mail in a plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, s.. Female. So.
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SAMARL1AN'S RCOT AND HERB JUICE
i offered f. az the v pulls e posfHEs
sAMAKITAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICE is a
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and permanent, Take, then, OF this purifying rem
edy and be healed, and do not transmit it to your
posterity that for which you may repent in after
years.
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All S the Dad s'f'f EsEEsSy
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Sent by express. Price 81 Is per bottle.
SAMARITAN'S WASH
Is in OF Syphilis, used in connection with the
Root and Herb Juices.
Full directions. Price Is cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike acknowl.
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
in the u. S. Hospitals.
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE SAMAR.
ITAN'S REMEDIES.
'.P9sI HOSPITAL, Fort MAssHALL, Baltimore,
ting that have used The Samaritan Remedies for
Venera diseases in its most customary forms; that
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their composition have the fullest confidence in
their efficacy. and as far as my of them extends
"ALFRED c. BOWERS
Assistant Surgeon, 9Th n. Y. Vols :"
Sold by $: c. FORD: corner 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. Washington; HENRY COOK, Al
exandria, Va; and by Druggists generally.
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An Autumn Suggestion.

"a An Autumn Suggestion a -
Now, az heavy rcss erise and s-arching wiud'
commence to blow now. rs the human body, ex
hausted like inanimate nature by tho heats o
GUNNER, begins 20 wilt aud droop, now, ere the
Indictment winter makes Its trying onssti NOW y
the time for preparatory course Of tho best 40
elimatlns medicines In existence,
HoSrETTER'S stomach BiTTERS.
Fever and Ague is r.mpsns in al parts of the
country. Qulnlne, the physician, admit, will not
quell the phase Of the disease which at present
pervadss the entire West 1t we'll that 1t Is so,
Cor the remedy (so-eailedl Is deadl'er than the
malady. But II quinlns is inefficient in intermit
tent levers,
BoSTErTER'S BiTTERS ID ..s.
Is irresistible. n would be safe to make a con-
tract, under heavy penalties, that any given "Fe-
Ser-and-Ague District" shOaid be exempted from
the disorder for any particular time, Provided ey-
cry inhabitant would take the BITfEllS neeord'
There has never been an instance In which this
sterling inyigOTant and antiiebrilo medicine has
hiled 20 ward OF the complaint when taken dull
.as a protection asshrt melarA. nnndt~tt ~
physicians have abahdOned all The ohicial speci'
hes aud now prescribe this harmless vegetable
tonic, and nothing else, as a preventive and cure
for all the forms Of chill AMI isyer. Nigqr ths
dyspepsia and In nervous affections, and
HoSrErTERs BirTkRs ,g ..
are tho safest, sure,t, and most wholesome and
strengthening preparation that human skiIl has
yet eOneOcted.k Cepp III
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IupORTsN r TO FEMALES.

MINERAL BATHS az hsmr.--A few
baths prepared with Strumaiie salts, will eiectu-
ally cure Dyspepsia, Rheumatlan. scrofnia and
ally. eoplyiS
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ysOC Ho.'e.. Sli Il. 9iisSn
DIR. SCHENCk'S
NEW OFFICE.

DIR. ,. II. scIESCK, q Philadelphia. has cpened an
once ON second moor Of No. IS iusoyks srsEkr, Bos-
ton where he win b professlonally every wEDSES-
DAY, nom 10 q Eyefy person complaining with Con-
.a,uptin or any dseass leading % n, invited 20 cal
on him lie gives advice ee, but Zoe thorough EXAM
natoa with bis RsspTometer the charge 10 Ave dollars
Dr schsnek can plan a. pdusnts ysry coueeuy the
sage Of their disease and how 20 use his medicines,
namely, his Punonie syrup, ssaweed Tonic, and Man.
drake Pts. without the uss % ne rsplroneter; bal
by N he can tell exactly how Ear the lungs are zone,
and what part also; whether u 10 ruoercuous, Pulmo-
nary bronchial Or Dyspsptie COnsumption, 90 wheher
Il Is merely an uleerated throat AMI eatarh, or fUu
Liver complaint
lis medicine, have fhli directions, 30 any one can
take them without seeing him; hut they live near BY,
and are well enough. h b cesttsvee Nm Afhree~f
IDS msdlclnes required In neary Cery caseof burg
disease for Il 10 impSssNie % cuye COnsnmpr-n unic-s
the stomach and liver kept In perfect order. To
ret lungs IN healing condition the stomach must 30
esanse and an appetite Cor good rich food created, 30
a. 10 make good bood before the lungs Will begin 10
heal; ihsn NE shis asi nlsht sweats VII stop, and
the expectoration bScou,e ffee and essy.
lie kesps q flll supply Of medicines al his rooms,
which can be had az all times.
Price Of the Pulmonlc syrup and Seawesi Tonic each
m per bottle OF 81 20 no hall doza MantrAke fns,
DGEo. z. GOODWIN q CO. - Hanover street, Ros-
ton General Wholesale Agents for Tie Sew EaslAad
States. For sale BY Al trusssts.
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JHyou want to ret gecd lihene.s call At VIC.
pictures = they always get the FvH fvsnis~ TOT
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Saeo advertisements.
FOR S.4LE,

" Of driving3 Single avs also one upright
boiler, 36 inch. n tubes, In perfect working OF.
dor. and 10 feet OF u inch shAfting. With pul.ys
rhi. 4 % DO sold. Inquire 81 J. l. BUCK. soms'.
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SeyryilERE can I gut the incest photogrsphsi
n w Al MCKINNEY q u0DSDONv, where
p,sl.r.s Of ali hinds can he obtained ~ cheap a.
a SAS place IN Biddsn.rd OF ssco, and vaTrsnted
10 Be- better. No. LII Main Street.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-09-27

DR.. was called upon one ,lay TO visit
a young ma not far from this city Who.hsd
been in plug muss,' and from all indica
tons was likely to have a black eye rs a
CONSEQUENCES. An inquisitiSe individual
had learned there was something wrong
about tho young mans optic, and stopping
the doctor on his return, inquired what the
trouble was. The learned man informed
him that ba :. found the, patient ,sufinsing
from q sscre confusion 81 Tho intsgaunp>s
undft ~ lcit orbit, With 9est ettuc sign
OF blood and ecchymosis in the surround
ing cclulsr tissue, which was in a tumihed
state. There was also eansidcmbls abra-
his head, looked puzzled, and, after slightly
recovering, said, q ,Y.a-a,s, Doctor. IN,
'ler.nnd oil that but what issthe tnssscv
wi,h'hiseye'" -, -, 1s.' s.i.' .. ~
A Canadian boy. in the quiet town Of 81.
GATHERINGS, bad been punished by his Ia
Their with solitary confinement for lying.
lie showed on his release that he had beeu
employing his time in theological reflec-
tons inSnd Of using IL in self horti6ea.
ton. fie asked his father. - -
'.Po, did You tell lies when you were III.
Tho father, perhaps conscience smiticrs,
en,lcayorrd to cvade the question. Bu the
chill persisted. e.. $50 ~.
odd you tell lies when You wero little 20
"well, no." said tho father; "bui why
did you ask ?"
add ma tell lies when she was little ?"
81 don't know my son; you must ask
her"
"Well," rctorcd the hopeful, aone Of
YOU must have toll lics, or YOU could not
have had boy that would do H." .- -..,'
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Special n Offices.
Turner's Tic Douiourcux,


Or U.ir.r,ai Nssralg's Pin, Is safe. certain and
speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous bfses-
sss The severest cases are completely and per-
uiauently cured In very short time. Neuralgia
in NE nee or head 10 utterly bsnlshed IN q fs's
hours. No nrm OF Nerous Disease withstsnd'
10 magic influence. II has the unqualified appro'
val Of many eminent physicians. IL contains
nothing injurious 10 the most delicate s,s'eu'.
sold everywhere. Sent on receipt Of 800 ana
postage Stamps. TURNER CO., i2O fremont
street. Boston, Mass, Propustors- yrlLr
.poston, july Q, 1901. H /.
. ---~S~~- .
LlfPORT.aN TO FEMALES.
The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to the Treatment Of Al diseases In,
eIdestto Tie, ies,aIs syasu. AZ szperiesss OF
ven,ysbur year. enasleshirn, 70 guarantee speedy
aud permanent relief In the worst cases OF Sup
preston and all other Menstrual Derangements,
NON whatever cause. All letters for advice must
contain 81. ofce No. . EndlcOtt street, Boston.
n. B-BOard furnished to those who wish to re-
main under treatment ..| FT. .a
Boston, June =, 1861. iryS
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Tho .Oafiouai Cough Cure

Has cured Rev. william Mcdonald, OF Boston,
when pronounced by physcisns isewabls. IL will
cure any esrabis cough 10 always rshsres. Fol-
Hoarsensss Bronchitis, Sore Throat Sc., IL has mo
superior. Admirable, also, for public speakers
ard singers. Sold by all Druggists. q, q. GOOD
WIN a CO, Boston, Wholesale Agents,
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Ayoung lady from the country went into
the sioss ot . merchant, and asked if he
wished to purchass d coapIa Of chickens, at
the same time throwing a pair Olive ones
on the counter.-"why, yes!" he replied ;
'but, will they lay there ~ meaning woukl
they remain on tho counter for a few mo-
mcnts. "Lay there" archly retortcd the
rustic beauty "no SIR, thoy won't lay no.
where. Thcm's roosters."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-09-27

A young man who attended church in
Minneapolis, Mimi, last Sunday week, went
To- sleep during the service, and while sleep
ing suddenly aro,otto.his feet and with vi.
olcnt gestures exclaimed, al wont do il
wont do il am going to bed ~ fio was
prevented from retiring In 80 public u place
by being awakened. .. .-
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NOTICE II" BANKRUPTCY.

THE Undersigned her,hy Ei,es nosice Il Ma appoint
msnt Assignee % the e-ste of Jo-sph es.rkpa,> a
s0uas Bsr-ek. cosnty - Yosk STATE q Maine Within
the nr-. dr, 10 All st>ie, The all Jos-ps ss vsss
hNvng h~-r Sijaar~i Asrsrups M "~s ,salsoa ~
INCREASE s xrsSsr,s i
Z s~nird. Ma, ssrt II, 1897. Ss59
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An irato editor condemn, alldishones,
society because, as he says, some one has
stolen froru HMM ts,r Of 'cse sgsel soap-'
"A brother edipy biSpses the rech ess c1trpv-
agancel Of Ms ecscupomry In infringing In
such Injuries us .cast- steel soap" when
east iron soap would Be Jus, rs useful for
cleansing purposes, and could. bs. worked
up into jackkniie- blades by the boys, who
doubtless DO the stealing complained Of.
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DR.. q. S..FITCH'S. ....rot
"FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

seyeaty.six pages, price . cents. sent to any
eelyed, read, and fully approved. IL Is Q perfect
guide 10 the sick or indisposed.
: Address, DIR. \. 8. FITCH, Is fremont Street,
Boston. ly6
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Something New!

THE undersigned have just fitted . new JOB
i AND REPAIR SHOP In the Shaw Clark
Sowing Machine Factory, for doing all kinds OF
IRON WORK at short notice. - ~
Also, SEWING MxCIliNES REPAIRED al short
notice - --
We have also MANSIONS PATENT DOUBLE
DASH CHURN, which We arc glad to rooomme nd
a. the bes', cheapest and easiest working churn In
the market. Orders lllsd promptly. Please call
st. RUMERY,
% .u.IssHr.ur H' .I R.PnILLIPS.
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7In Bankruptcy.

...f-..r... .-orricE or raE u. 3, MARsRALS ,
AZ Messenger,
"F. PoRrL AVID, SepC u. 1867. ~ :.
This 10 10 give nosiss That ON tAotsnth day pi
September, A. ID. 1851. Warrant In bankruptcy
va. issuei AGAINST the estate Of jeremiah lo6son,
OF nfddeibrd, In the County OF YORK and State
OF Maine, Who has been adludged = bankrupt. on
hiscwn Petition that the payment Of any debts
Bankrupt. 10 him. OF far his uss. and tbS trsnsfst
OF any property 'sy him are 'forstdsisn by, lsy
that q msstlps Of the creditor. OF the said Banl.
r,ipt. 10 prove their debts, and to choose one or
more AssIynees OF his estate, will DO held q
Court OF 1snh ruptey, % Ne holden % Bsddsfords
before James ~ Ressenden Register, on the seventh
day of outobcr, A. ID. 1857, Mt ten O'Clock ~ Me-
"c'VN~N CHARLES CLARK,
~ u 8. Marshal Is Nss,engsr,
3u9S .'i Dist. Of Maine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-21

ston, and who was anxious that his views
should be promptly carried ont, imme-
diately seated himself at the writing table,
and, taking up pen, offered to act as the
Generals amanuensis. At the request of
the latter, however, the President dictated
the letter to General Sherman; which was
written at once upon half sheet of letter
folded as note paper, and signed by Gene
raj Johnston, who took it, and said he
would send it to General Sherman early in
the morning; and in few minutes the
conference broke up. This note, which
was brief proposition for suspension of
hostilities, and conference with view
to agreeing upon terms of peace, has been
published with other letters which passed
between the two Generals.
On or about the 10th Of April the Presi-
dent, his staff, and Cabinet, left Green's
boro' to proceed still further sohth, with
plans uniformed, clinging to the hope that
Johnston and Sherman would secure peace
and the quiet of the country, but still all
doubtful of the result, and still more
doubtful as to consequences of failure.
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The Josh Billings Papers.

The perfcht Man.
1t is hard worl, tcw be periellt, and yet
thare is menny who reach rerieckshun
with fust rate skill.
Thare seems TO be 2 kinds or worldly
perfekShun; one kind is very mulch like q
squash; if it is good, it is. good bekause 1t
kant help il.
I alwus envy this kind, they don't hay
emmy intestine fights with themsclfS; they
are like an cight-dar clock, don't want
winding up but once week.
Their morality is like the Eo,ian harp,
even an east wind will play pleasant tune
upon it.
The other kind ov pcrfektion blongs tew
thoze folks who knO they arc periekt. These
kind cv practitioners travel on their mus
Gle, and wouldn't be atrade tew fight the
devil for 5000 side.
Whenever yu find a man naturally per-
fekt, VII will find one who either never haz
ben tempted or who haint got ennything
worth tempting. And whenever w find
man who sez he is perfekt, W find one
who wants watching az much az q baZZaw
duz. Thezo . kinds ov moral perfektion-
ers are the only ones | kno ov in this
Mullu. Z hdH dNl Wv us IlHdS INT, duu
even banker for sumthipg better than
either ov theze, but periektion is not
earthly, it roosts near the slleys.
The fault. finding man.
Good Lord deliver us. Good Lord de-
liver us now this minnit from the fault
finding man,
Oae ov you're wheeling cusses, I mean.
These kind or humin critters are alwus
full ov natral flesh, every boldly IL wrong
but they, they grab thissells WHARF other
folks gather figs. II they enjoy emmy
thing they do it under kind ov protest,
and if emmy body else enjoys emmy thins
they are reddy to bet $40 they lie about IT,
/ pity these poor fellers moro than 40
lost dorg. Their happiness seems few pe
alwus drawn from the top ov their misery.
Rathar than not be able few lind any
fault, they wouldn't hezitate to say te% lew, az
angle worm that his tail was altoselhe'
too long for the rest of his body.
They keep up kind OF running hgh'
across, but seldom ever win battle. They
are like second rate bull terrier, alwus !
fighting and alwus Citing licked.
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No,ro, December 20, 1867.

NoRrorK, December 20, 1867
Raw, some of the crew Of the steamer
e.a,ho who arrived in town this morning
Srop5 Hampton Roads, learn the following
f,rthcr particulars in reference to the us
aster TO that steamer:
Tho Ssppho was bound to Wilmington,
instead of being from that port. she lett
Nav York on Wednesday the llth instant
. 1 an assorted cargo. The weather was
e,ear and fine, and at IL o'clock P. 81.
made A,secom Light. During the night
yaIe snrupg up, which increased in strength,
St. the vessel on the next morning
rTbnrsday) to shorten sail. Set the main
sno,,cer and hove to, with her head to the
senthward and eastward, a high sea prevail
inc All the time, and the ship laboriug heari-
" About this time ii was that she sprung
leak and her pamps were started, ana
every effort made to keep down the wa
ter. The pumps soon gave out. The
water in the hold increasing rapidly, all
hands were now compelled to bail the ship
with buckets, and at this work they were
KEPT constantly engaged without rest until
Saturday morning about O'Clock, when a
sail was seen 10 the windward. Signals OF
distress were now raised, and the atten-
ton of the distant vessel attracted. She
immediately kept way for the Sappho,
and hove to under the stern. The vessel
proved to be the brig Steven Bishop, OF
New Haven, Captain -, from Swan
island, with cargo OF guano, bound tc
Hampton Roads for orders.
CAPTAIN Lingo asked the captain II ne
conld tow the steamer 10 the Roads, and
was answered that he could not, in conse-
ouence of the heavy gale prevailing at the
time. The water had gained SO rapidly
that it was found to be impossible to save
the steamer, she being now in sinking
condition; and it was determined to
abandon her. Boats were lowered from
the brig, and all on board the Inflated
steamer were soon transferred on Doafo
the Steven Bishop, which kept on her way
to Hampton Roads, where she. arrived on
Tuesday morning. The crew pay the
highest tribute to the captain and crew OF
the brig for their extreme kindness ana al
tenton.
A meeting was held at the courthouse
last evening, presided over by W. II. Z:
Ellis, for the purpose oil re0rsaniZlnS HUI
name Association, and making it perma-
nept institution. The meeting was at
tended by our most influential citizens
and steps were taken leading to the llnme'
diate relief Of those who are now suffering
in our midst. A committee OF five on or
ganiZation was appointed. Inc CITY was
divided into twelve districts, and two So
licitors and one visitor have been APP
noipted 10 each of the districts. a col
lection of over one hundred dollars was
+ol,an IN among those present. The meet
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The Skcin.

The Skcin.
BY ROBERT BUCHANAN.
slim. YES, slip your sken, my Kitty,
Der nv hands, and wind, and wind,
All the while, with little pity,
Tangling, tanglins, heart and mind;
Kitty! eyes upon the wool
Not on me, my beautiful!
Now YOU droop your eyes completely,
Winding. winding dreamily:
Wherefore wherefore smile so sTeeuy
On a thing that cannot see?
If Won must smile, smile this way
l will bear it rs l may
All! the rosebud fingers fitting
Swift about the Colored ball
How my heart beats time while sitting;
Still try to bear it all
Kitty, do you know or care
IT'S my heart you're winding there'
Kitty, am in vision
All the world TO mist doth die
Only in IN air Elysian,
Little fairy fingers fly;
Surely, if they fit too near
l shall catch and kiss them, dear.
Tangled pout not, frown not, Kitty
Though gladly bear the pain;
For your anger is so pretty,
1t may make me sin again.
There It's well Now, wind and wind,
Tangling further heart and mind
Now. its done the last thread fingers
Sadly from me, slow TO part:
Canst thou see that i'll my fingers
l am holding up my heart?
Wind and wind l do not care
Smile or frow99aand Will bear
An so fast and quick you wind it,
l no more can keep ii mine;
Do YOU wonder that you find il
Thupbbing now, close, close TO THINE
Tangled, tangled, are the twain
Kiss, kiss, kiss them free again
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-21

A "DEAD-BEAT PRoFEssoR.-A Berk-
shire professor, who is famous for his love
of a joke, even if against himself, bought
a railroad ticket at the Pittsfeld depot on
Monday morning, on his return home after
his Sunday labors, and as he retired from
the window, inadvertently put bis wallet
into an unaccustomcd pocket. Discover
ing shortly after, as he thought, that it was
gone, he returned to the window, where he
found an inoffensive young man in the act
of paying for ticket from wallet which
was the counterpart of his own. Instantly
he seized upon it, to the utter amazement
of his victim. The latter, however, re-
gaining his wits, srappled with the profess
sor, and soon had regained his property.
About this time the professor discovered
his own pocket-book, and quickly retired
with the best grace he could, while the
victorious youth exclaimed. you dead
beats can't play your grab games on me ;
I've travelled !"-SprinQield Republican.
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NOT so BLACK AS THEY SEMINARY
lessons may be learnt by civilized" ma
tons from the savage. We speak within
the bills of mortality when we assert that
pocket-pickiDg is an offence absolutely un-
known among the aborigines of Australia.
This speaks volumes, not only for their
honesty, but for their simplicity of cos
tune.
"A EAsoNABLE SoLUTION.-Why
merry christmas" and "happy New
lear aad why not ths conditions
tfansposed! When the litte5 folks ask
you this hard question, tell them that
merr!ment is only proper as a temnorarv
condition, and hence is only desirable foy
oay-Cnristmas Day. But hapniness Is
tot longer period, and therefore is annTo
SY, aa as applied to period--a New
cal .-Ns'o York Commercial.
no AN APT PHRAss.-where one nersor
possessing genius is nipnra n o tS po,soh
c; y 'Ho sudden recognition and over n '
s 1ia,ioh. AS an English mass vs;er,appre-
haiu OF Professor Aytoun, " Thnaee, writer
der it." staggered un-
How TO Cook A GOOsE.--suspera ro
SELF In front Of u brisk fire, and rs y"nf
carefully and regularly until YOU are re, awe
brown. "'0 uohe
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The Final Conquest.


The glories of our birth and stare
Are shadows, not substantial Things;
There is no armor against fate
Sceptre and crown
Must tum BILE down,
And in the dust be equal maze
With the poor crooked scythe and space
s mo-, with swords may reap the field
And plant fresh laurels where they NIL
pnt their strong nerves ut last must yleld,
They tame but one another still.
Early or late
They stoop TO fate,
And must give up their mnrmur'nS nreath
When they pale captives creep TO dealh'
The garlands wither on your brow,
Then boast no more your mighty ueeos
Upon deaths purple altar now
See where the victor victim bleeds:
All heads must come
To the cold tomb.
Only the actions Of the Just
Smell sweet and blossom in the aust.