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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER

Has proved itself to be the most perfect preparation
Tor the hair ever presented to the public.
II Will restore gray hair to its original color
1t will keep the hair from falling out
1t cleanses the scalp.
1t makes the hair lustrous and silken.
1t is splendid hair dressing. nf
No person, old Young, should fiil TO use H.
be very particular TO ask Tor ''IIall's Vegetable
Slclllan Hair Renewer, there is worthless mi-
tatlon IN the market Price $leO per bottle.
H. T.; HALL Il CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
Auril 3-snd&w
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feb lat AZ 80, lon Sc 90 ship supposed the Tenn
piar, from San Francisco for Boston
Feb 15 lat 80 % s, lon II Il, ship Elizabeth Cush-
ing, GA days from Calcutta for Boston
March 80 off MantaniIla Reef, brig Persis Hinek-
ley, from Cabarien tor Northern port.
April g. lat 40 so, lon 60, barque nj Is Stetson from
Cienfuegos Tor Boston.
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DEcLINED-Rev. DIR. Stebbins has declined
the invitation of the First Parish Church in
this city, to officiate as their pastor for three
months.
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MEMBERS OF the Turnverein are notified that
the time limited for tho receipt of the advance
assessment at the reduced rate expires to-day,
April 10th.
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REM AL.
DRS. CHADWICK & FOGG
have removed to
RO1 ID CONGaSESS STREET.

BROWNS NEW BLOCK,
over the store of Messrs. Lowell & Senter.
Office HOurs-10 TO IL A. NJ, and 3 to 5 p. NJ.
DIR. CnADwICK's residence 16S Cumberland street
DIR. FoGG's residence % High street.
oS Free Clinical consultations will be held on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from to 2.
NJ, Tor the poor. jan28SNdtt
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..s.. -.lUllEl4 ID a.ft4
FINE CARRIAGEs.- Yesterday we saw at the
establishment of G. P. Kimball, ESQ.,, three as
fine carriages as can be turned out from any
establishment. One of them was "Ristori''
buggy wagon, of new pattern, got up by Mr..
Kimball and finished in the most elaborate
style. The body Of it is painted in Italian
grey and carmine oolors, the wheels and shafts
in carmine. Itweighs about 200 pounds.
Another was box top buggy, built for Mr..
e. Emerson, of the firm of Kimball Brothers
& Co, Boston, which in manufacture and fin
ish is equal to any that can be turned out at
the Hub" 1t has shifting top, is painted
black and elegantly finished. ,+ .
The third was Hancock" top buggy of ex-
ira finish, the body painted in Italian grey, the
wheels and shafts in carmine, with shifting
top.
All of these carriages were built to go to
Boston, whittier they were taken last evening
They reflect credit not only upon the builder
but also upon our city, where such elegant We
hicles can be procured f .85'+ J
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AccDENT.-Yesterday morning while Mich
ael Cary was engaged in oiling the shaft con-
nected with the saving machinery at the Grand
Trunk depot, his Jacket caught on one OF the
nuts throwing him upon the shaft on which he
revolved with great rapidity for fifteen min
utes, his feet and legs striking against the
planks on which he had been standing, at every
revolution The first blow tore off his boots
and stockings, and at every successive one his
legs and feet were more or less mangled. I'm
fortunately the men at work near him were
green hands, and did not know enough to have
the engine stopped, and it was not until anoth-
er workman, who was at some distance at the
time the accident occurred, fastened up and
had the engine stopped that Michael could be
relieved. Both of his legs were so shockingly
mangled that it is feared he will have to suffer
the amputation of them. li 81 }ora5
Cary was an Industrious man, and has been
in the employ Of the company for many years.
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Nopoisonous or deleterious substance enters
into the composition of DR.. Chaussier's EN-
press" for the hair, hence its use and recon-
mendation by our best physicians
They buy the genuine of Crosman u Co., 3O5
Congress street.
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The Great New England Remedy!
r DIR. j. W. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND


lshow offered to the afflicted throughout the coun-
try amer having been proved by the test of eleven
years, IN the New England States, where its merits
have become as well known the tree from which in
part, it derives its virtues
The White Pine Compound.
CURES
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipther;..
bronchitis, Splitting Of blood, and PM
mOnary Affections, generally. II Is N
Remnrkab!e Remedy for Kidney Com
plants, Diabetes, Difficulty Of Voitlimp
Urine, Bleeding from the II idneys and
Slnddcr, Gravel und other complaints.
For Piles nnd Scurvy, il will be found
very valuable.
Give it tralit you would learn the value of a
FTP ~ GOOD AND TRIED MEDICINE T.
II Is Pleasant Safe and sure.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines generally.
Sold at wholesale by =
w. II. Phillips a Co.,
j. w. Perkins & Co.,
And w. w. WhiunIe
PORTLAND, ME.
sep29-deow6msN
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Notice..

nCEAN ASSOCIATIONS, Ex 4, will hold meet
~ ing THURSDAY evening. at the Rooms orStane-
ham & Bailey, at u O'Clock. General and puncf,aI
attendance is requested, as business OF importance
will come up. Pm 0pnTp
April 10. d2ts
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Haie's Arnica Ointment,
Bachelors Hair Dive.

For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
35 cents to o. p SEYMOUR & Co, Boston, Mass
and receive box by return mail. feb26d2m
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Eaton Family School for Boys.
NORRIDGEWOCK, MINE,
AnrsI Sal,. 1867

TENHIS school has been in opera ion over ten yeo,s
Il and we shall continue to labor Jditbf1liu Tor
the benefit Of the pupils who may be placed under
our care.
For particulars. address the Principal.
..- II. y EATON, Principal
A. II. EATON, ISAIAH DOLE, A. Nj land MRs
H. r. EATON, Assistants, Apl9--d4w
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A Full and Complete Assortment
of the best Boots and Shoes for I,adies and pente
men can be found at T. Il. MOSELEY e COS,
Summer ST., Boston. teboedIt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MINER1L BATHS at U0,J,

MINER1L BATHS AT HOME.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
EeHEUMApssM CUREn
EXCEPTIONS ON the FACE CURED
SCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and often PERM
cious drugs aud quack medicines, and use lew baths
prepared with
"SIR UMATIC SALTS ~
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors Of the Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Salt Man
fleturing Co., in Pittsburg, and are packed in air.
tight boxes. One always sufficient for a bath. Di-
rections attached.
INTERNALLY USE
"Strumatic Mineral Waters"
In bottles of and half pints. One sufficient for
days use.
az Sold by Druggists generally.
Merrill Bros, No. 215 State ST., Boston; Reynolds,
Pratt Co, No. lO6 Fulton St., New York, Wholesale
agents. n020S NeOd&wIy
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HIPS Rheumatic Pills.

Hill's Rheumatic Pills.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.
AFTER test of more than forty gears OF unia-
ing success, am induced to offer this unrlvaled
medicine to the public, with the utmost confidence
in its great worth.
The numerous testimonials of its wonderful cures
1or many years past and the great want of sure
spechc for that insidious, and fearful complaint
courage the proprietor to extend the benefits OF this
medicine to all sufferers of Rheumatism throughout
the country. Too mu h cannot be said i'm its praise,
but one trial will convince the sceptical of its
intrinsic value to the afflicted. Being purely vege-
table, it is perfectly harmless; while IL penetrates
every part OF the system with wonderful effect it is
unsurpassed as a family purgative and purifier OF
the blood.
lot of these pills will be sent by mail free to any
one afflicted with this complaint, the patient when
cured returning certificate TO that effect.
For sale by all Druggists and stores throughout the
country. Address o. A. HILL,
-s ..-...g Stevens Plains. Westbrook.
Apl 9-d1w6w3msn
~ dramatic salts and Slrumaiic Min.
eral Waters, just received and for sale by
j. W. PERKINS & CO.,
no2lsNeowdSwly No Sc Commercial st.
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SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS. We are
now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians the
trade and the great public generally, with the stand
aru ana invaluable remedy, DoDD'S NERyINE, which
article surpasses all known preparations for the cure
OF all forms of Nervousness. 1t rapidly supercedng
every preparation of opiun-he well-known result OF
which Is TO produce eostiveness and other serious
difficulties; it allays irritation restlessness and spasms
and induces regular action of the bowel and seere-
tive organs. uE
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold SO
readily, or met with such universal approval. For
Sleepessness, Loss of Energy Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the fearful
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
OF nervous diseases, Dods Nervne is the best RENE
dy known to science. Sold by all druggists. Price 81
GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co,
augl1snlyd&w n Wholesale Agents, Boston.
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rent Wines.

SO highly recommended by Physicians. NAV he
found at wholesale at the drug stores of WV Whip
pie ~ Co., H.. II. Hay, w. +. Phillips g. Co., f. /.
StanwOod and j. w. Perkins q Co. jan12sNdIy
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WHY Suffer from Sores ?

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scdtds, Chdpped Hands, Sprains Cuts
Wounds, and ecery Complaint ofthe SKIN Try it,
for it costs but 25 cents. Be sure TO ask for
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10

BLACK SHEEP.-This novel, the latest pro-
duct of the fertile pen of Mr.. Edmund Yates,
IS Just issued complete, in paper cover, by the
harpers. 1t is an exciting story, containing
some passages of much power. G. r. CHS
holm IL Brothers, 3O7 Congress street, and G.
L. Depot, have it for sale.
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tPer steamer Hansa, at New York |

Ar at Shanghai Jan 20, Nellie Abbott .Jor,,n
Hakodadi. Hs.s III o"iu'o''
Ar at Manila Jan 80 Magnet, Crosby, Hong Kong,
hama for New y ork "'o' Deiaho, hoNo-
Ar at at SS, 81 Feb p Rocket, Adams Batavia
Manila tand sailed tor Boston. '"'NSo'''
chez io q. fsSehson Feb q, Romulus Fisher, Kurra-
New York. = I'' '"'o "'"''''
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Fisk ~ Hatch.
Bnnkers and Dealers ia Government Sc.
curities,
No. 8 Nassau Street, N. Y.

No. 8 Nassau Street, N. Y.
N BAH kinds of Government Securities receiv
ed at the full market price in exchange Tor the above
Bonds. Also
AS subscriptions Of Government
securities Kept constantly on hand,
ana Bought, Sold. or Erchdn0ed.
~ Gold Coin and U. 5. Coupons bought, sold,
and collected.
Deposits received on HberdItel7ns.
subject TO cheek at sight,
10 Collections made throughout the country.
kY- Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bourbt and
sold at the Stock Exchange on commission for cash
Special 1ttentjOn giren 10 the
Exchange Of SEVET-THIRTY
NOTES of all ihe Series for he
NeU FIVE-TWENTT EONDS Of
1865, on the most fapOrabte terms.
aprlO-d2m
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MEETING OF CUMBERLAND BAR.-An ad-
journed meeting of the Bar was held at the u
S. Court room at O'clock yesterday morning,
to see what action should be taken upon the
death of Hon. George Evans Appropriate
general remarks were made by several mem
beers, and the following preamble and resolu-
tions unanimously adopted % gli.lia
The Cumberland Bar having learned with
deep regret of the recent death of George
Evans, one of their most distinguished mem
bers,--. t--... 81 .ls 5lada 8ul q 49, .aWut ,
ResOlUed, That in the removal of this emf
nent lawyer and statesman, the Bar has lost
one of its. oldest and ablest members, and the
State one of its greatest citizens and one of its
most faithful public servants.
ResolDed, That we look back with an honora-
BILE pride and admiration upon the public and
professional career of our late brother; and we
bear testimony to his manly worth to his emil
nent talents to his profound and varied learn
ing, and TO his unwavering fidelity to the many
trusts committed to him. We are thankful
that he was permitted to live SO long and to do
so much; and we will ever cherish the memory
of his professional life and his professional ex-
ample.
Resoloed. That we deeply sympathize with
his family in their affliction; that q COPY OF
these resolutions be transmitted to them; and
that the Bar accompany the remains of our de-
ceased brother to their resting place. ASA
| 1t was also understood that the members
| would attend the services at the house, as well
as to attend the funeral at Gardiner 51aa
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To Contractors and nuilders.

''Nl Ii tN-at stated meeting of the Brick
layers Union, held at their hall March isth il wa.
'nt'lhated that wages would he higher than last
year unless contingencies arose, &c, viz frst-class
men $500 per day.
AT the annual meeting OF the Association held
Wednesday evening, April Sd, 1867 tor choice of OIL
GERS Sc il was voted that the following schedule of
prices would govern the Association Tor the season.
LIST. First-Glass Men ............S $500 per day.
"a. Good Wofkmen. .............. $50 ss
"a. Ordinary Workmen. 400
18th. Interior Workmen. .......... 200 -" Z"
To take effect on and alter Monday next, April 8,
and continue in force until Dec. 1, 1867. Winter
work by the hour at the same rate till April l. 1865
Apl9-2t Per order
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MARRIED

IL, In hinc9lnville. March 25 Geo. I. Cox, of Penn
prose, and Mrs. Susan Metcaif of L.
In Montviile, March 16 (;ranyille Tbonnson and
Martha A. Thompson. i''" gu"
In Palermo, March 70, DIR. j. W. NIarden and Mrs.
In North Nassaboro, March 80, Edmund A. Fu,-
Brooks. e IL. roioes' vi
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Fishers Cough Drops.

This certain and cffectual cure or Coupbs and all
diseases OF the throat and lungs, has been generally
Known throughout New England for the last sixty
ye ana IL warranted to cure, the price will be
Rounded Prepared by GEORGE w. WALLING-
FORD, Grandson of the late DIR. Fisher \
bunk, Maine o NeN'io
all Druggists. maridam
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fFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT
DISASTERS.

Schs City Point, and Waterfall, which put into
Newport, after having been in collision, are both
leaky, and will discharge for repairs
Brig Lizabel, of Stockton at New York from Zaza,
had heavy gales the entire PASSAGE split sails, &C.
Barque Anna Walsh, COombs, at New York from
Sagua, has been 10 days North OF Hatteras, with
heavy westerly winds, and has been blown OFF to tie
eastward as far as Ion &c.
Sch Francona. OF Ellsworth at New York from
Demarara, has had succession OF NNE and enc
gales the entire passage stove buwarks started
waterways, and split sails; has been ~ days North
of HatteraS.
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Established 1892.
Improved 1866.
Mrs. y. A. Aliens
improved, new style 500.
Hair RestOrer and Dressing,
Combined in One Bottle,
Restores Gray Hair to ifs Natural Color.
Unequaled Hair Dressing.
Reduced Price, $1.OO per Bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
March 2S. sneod1m
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MA rim e N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAN


PORT OF LAND.
Tuesday, April 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Carlotta, Mag9ne, Halifax, Ms.
Brig Haze, Hail. Philadelphia.
Sch Sarah & Julia, Morey, New York.
Sch Mary Anna. Rogers, New York.
Sch Alice Al Gould, NEW, 9S tons,) Gould, OF and
from Boothbay.
Sch Alice Fox, NEW, 9s tons) Adams, OF and
from Boothbay.
Sch Brunswick, Perry. Bath
Sch Sylvina Huckns, Gey, Calais Tor New York
Ar eth-Sch Zicova, Holt, Boston Tor Machias.
CLEARED
Barque Andes, Dallng, Havana-W w Brown.
- Brig Anna Wellington, tBr) johnson, Cardenas-
Sch Iaetta, Eaton, Matanzas-Ryan a. Davis.
Sch Excel. (Br) Murphy HALIFAX Porteous.
SAILED-From the roads, ship Ocean. Sch C +
Young went out and returned.
LAUNcHED-At Hodglon's Mills Sd inst by Baker
Adams 81 Co, clipper schr of 9S tons. named Alice
G Fox, in honor Of the daughter of Franklin Fox.
She is owned by & l. Montgomery, OF Boothbay,
franklin Fox, OF Portland, and others, and is COM
manded by Capt John Adams
Also, 4th inst, by VIM Seayey 81 Sons, a clipper
scbr OF 90 tons, named Al &C M Gould, in honor of
the daughter Of VIM Z Gould. She is owned by the
John Gould, OF Boothbay.
full model. and are intended Tor the cod and mackere
fishing business Mes rs Baker, Adams & Co. are
building another schr of same class tor parties in
Deer Isle, to come OFT in about six weeks
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT |
B0OTHBAY, April 3-Sld, schs JAS Pool, Pink
ham; Josephine Swanton, Mckown; Light of Home.
Greenlief; Young Sultan, Barter; George Hovey
Roberts; Northern Light, Pnkham; Anne M Nash
Thompson, and Eldredge, Hodgdon, all tor the Yves
tern Banks.
April AR, brig Abigail, Haskell, Searsport for
New York.
Sid, schs Olive Robinson, Lewis; Mary Won
SON 10y I,axvic andA Ann Sarn ant
McIntire, for Western Banks.
April Gar, sch Castle Rock, Martin, Rockland.
DISASTERS.
Sehs City Point, and Waterfall, which put into
Newport, after having been in collision, are both
1ealSy, and will discharge for repairs
Rriu Tizabel of Stockton Mt Nav Xnrl from, Zaza
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CHARLES GRIJEMER.

Late OF the i7th Infantry Band)
RESPECTFULLY announces TO the citizens of
Aefortland and vicinity that he Is prepared TO give
Lessons aPOn the Violin and Guitar
~ An orders addressed to Paine's Music Stora
viii be promptly attended 10.
ReterenCes-AIr. Ill. KOtzschmar. Mr. w pa;ro
April g-tiSms W ''''
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ID RS. s. FITCH'S
ssEamilv PhvSician.o

Seyenty-six pages price % cents. Sent to any adj
dress No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indispOsed. Address DIR. S. S. FITCH q
fremont Street, Boston. SN Jan29dly
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The long procession moved again through
the silent streets, through Church street to
Lincoln, through Lincoln to the cemetery on
the breezy upands, where George Evans lies
at rest after his long life in the tomb which he
prepared for this event seven years ago
Throughout the day, no untowardness or de-
lay occurred. All the arrangements were per-
feet The simplicity of the services and the
dignity of the assembly were alike worthy OF
the manly character and eminent services OF
the deceased.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-08-27

lily Of children, allows herself to be de-
ceived, and her offspring to be robbed of
the means of support, or the affections of
mother, by one of these shallow, gam
bling monkies, who has not even the
manners of rational being to recommend
him TO a virtuous woman's favor. Rowe
Indignantly calls them
"a slipping, dancing, worthless tribe"
Creatures who spend half their days be-
tween the curling-irons and the looking
glass-whose heads arc mere appcDdagcs
to their wlskeis:
Transformed to those ambiguous things that
ape
Goats in their visago, women in their shsps.'
The story which the classics give US of
Venus doting on Vulcan, while Mercury
and Apollo were biddcn stand aside, was
a piece of exquisite satire, ard many a
modern goddess suffers herself to be
swayed by similar pervcrsion of taste
and infatuated passion.
Our handsome little widow has neither
regancd her elegant furniture nor her
place in society. Both are gone, we fear,
forever. To small, gloomy apartments in
New York she has already retrested with
her two children, where she contrives to
support herself, we know not how. Wa
dare not ask. Her story is the story Of
thousands, who are constantly travelling
that road of deluslon and death.
The ine'looking gentleman still pursues
his business of love-makng. it being his
only visible means of support. There
are hundreds of such in New York, who
escape punishment by selecting their
victims from ranks so high that the ''fam-
lily PRIDE will vot suffer an exposure.
That vagabond Cupid i. still inveniing
new delusions whereby he may entrap
the weary.
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determined to convince her that WI.
not the tickle, inconstant being that had
been described. 1t was not, however,
very easy to succeed in this, but at length
| did succeed. After having put me tc
a trial, from which came with flying
colors, she accepted my proposals, and
agreed to try me still further ina unior
for life.
During the period Of our betrothal,
she said several times quite rap,urously,
81 am so glad to see that you also have
faults; l feel now less Inundated, les:
unhappy from my own"
This pleased me very much, and ali
the more as | perceived that Maria, while
she showed me my faults with kindness,
did not at all fondle her own.
Our wedding day was fixed; and |
ordered carriage for two persons. Com.
pany was invited, and Maria and | were
married. Nothing can be more common.
place than all this, excepting perhaps it
be, that my wife and | agreed to under
stand the ceremony in an earnest and
real sense, and to live accordingly. The
result has been that now, after having
been married five-an1 twenty years 1--WE
celebrate our silver nuptials TO morrow),
we love each other better, and arc hap-
pier together than we were in the first
hour Of our union. We have therefore
come TO the conclusion, that unhappiness
in marriage docs hot proceed from the
indissolubllity of marriage, rs some say,
but because the wedding service is not
realized in the marriage.
Do not speak to me of the felicity of
the honeymoon. 1t is but the cooling of
doves. No! we must walk together
along 'horny paths, penetrate together the
most hidden reccsses OF life, live together
in pleasure and pain, in joy and nj .or>
row; must forgive and be forgiven; and
afterwards love better and love more
And as time goes OH, something marvel
lous occurs; we become lovely TO each
other, although wrinkles furrow the check
and forehead ; and we become more
youthful, though We add year to year
Then no longer have worldly troubles,
misforiuncs and fniings any power to
dim the sun of our happiness, for it radi-
ates from the eye and heart of our fricnl,
and when our earthly existence draws to
It's close, we feel indeed that our life ard
love arc eternal. And this supernatural
feeling is quite natural after all, for the
deeper and more inwardly we penetrate
into life, the more it opens in its depths
OF eternal beauty. Many happy hus>
bands and wife will testify to this.
But observe, husband or wife! To
qualify you as such IA witness you must
have been at some little pains TO find
"the right one" Don't take the wrong
one inrunsideratcly.