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pY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers
II No. 526, Southeast corner 7th and D SITS.

esaE sa$ souihsass eorsss sa ssa SITS.
NEARLY NEW THREE, STORY FRAME
WEST, 1N TIE isLAS d.. At "a Auc sI6Nhfs
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at 6 O'Clock
IN s on the & %sns ct
by i22 feet deep to 80 foot alley, with the i'm
good well and pump in the yard, making ii a fine
private residence:
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
a deed Of trust on the premises. All conyenancing
and and, revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
jyo GREEN L WILLIAMS, Ancts.
Fry COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
Late clerks * with with G. Mcclure Col
Star Office Building.
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE sU.
PREME COURT, OF THE DISTRICT OF GO.
a s II Thor ns Il 18th d" SSa a 1n
shall sell at public auction in front of the premises
on THf Il Pa .hs 10th day Of Jny s M
80 Of square No 72s, the whole having front OF As
lll2 feet on I'd street east, and depth Of 95 1912
Terms of sale one-half cash; balance in and
cured by deed Of trust on the premises or aicash
ss;s at the cost IS
V:o-eo&ds eo0PER d LATIMER. . Auets.
RY COOPER. 4 .LATIMER, Anctioneers,
- lLate clerks with J. c. Mcclure 1 co.,
Star Office Building "1' '''A '''ee''
GUARDIANS SALE OF MARBLE BUILDING
A skRR LII THE o SoH SSb1H CAPITOL p
dated the 9th day Of July 1871 and approved by,
the Supreme Court on the It'll day of July, ISL,
THURSDAY, the a5th day Of July, 1877. at six
aelGck p a.; on the premises Lot No 49, in
The lot fronts 90 feet on North Capitol street is
marble building, we'll known to afl persons who
have occasion 70 visit Glenwood Cemetery.
one half cash and the residue in six months from
the the Say Of ss,e he the opso1 Of the
s,soss. SSJSaR fs4issss. ss.,:
ORPHANs' COURT, July s lsa-DIs7alcT OF
the case " stha E. BsfSss n
enr. al tine
s sia,aTIGay 5p for se
and hand far Ss
been COLLECTED St and turned into money; when and
are notified ssen With O. Claims
suasd q ey may by bs
weeks he Ev 1s sas
~ S-wSw Register Of Wills
nRPHAESi COURT. July oI,fss, Mo
O.IRIGT OF, zQOLuMBIA, WASHINGToN
COMM, IpMIT In the case Of Margaret a.
deceased the has with the
g shs
1851 for the final settlement and distsi6nt;an
q ne Of said deceased, ann OF The
lected aud turned into money; when and wLere ali
the credors sgd lsirs Of said deceased are mott fed
they may 0tllsrxite BY law Sc secluded from All
Of s estate provided
weeks n the National Intelligeucsr prasious IL
Test. LAS. r. OBEIRNE, 4 J
.yy-e-LaEa& - 10 Register Of Wilia.
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Test: JAMES r. O'BEIRNE,
~ o-w3w Register Of Wills
lust RECEIVED,

JUST HEcE1vEP : :. s. - p,
.,sersrIEAENs iS5tbi h sSi 81 crorHfsa. IS.
binen Arsea an sRd . pSsRd Ele Goods ,at :. l'
zFEES4 = - so
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cc ss. sisss: Va J. 3 sosss
street, Star ohss BUILDING sss74
VALUABLE zINIMRRoyEn PRs e4InY IN
e:
y $
.sss s.:ss
'sss ssf:ss e r.;
Terms: e-third cash; balapc% in six And twelve
months,s secured by = deed Of trust on the premi
ses; and notes bearing interest. ~ ponvsys1eisg
on each lot .. time Of sals s;,,nr,, . !, .r,s,r.a
jy 1S-d&ds 'tTntel.1 Auctioneers.
sHsEsas 4s yIEs ssIsss s "a Streets
wPTH 4HI H aDEsF
II on 22d AND ksTBEEf N0RTH. dN FIRST
On TuEsDAY, the . eth instant, ct s,s o'clock ,.
m, We shall sell on the PREMISE Lot V, in Sauase
Having the se.aG fs1
deed Of trust on the premises. All conveyancing
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
rS gown on e GREEN III WILLIAMS Auc...
.Fs7 = : at@ss-'
- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of the rain, until TUESDAY, the 233
1s.i"i' same h0 GREEN fha Pss WILLIAMS Auc,
10y COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioneers,
u Late clerks With g. Mcclure b Co,
Southwest corner of PeRn'a avenue and 18th st.,
Star Office Building.
UsIspRovEp E r. E},E I'm II THE FIRST
On TUESDAY kPr hoos,o Jsiy sd, at 81.
o'clock on the premises we shalsell northern part
Lot TO- in Square 40, fronting Is feet the east
side of Nineteenth street west, and running back
the depth of the let to a 90 foot alley. -
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and IL
monthe. secured by deed Of trust the premises,
and notes bearing interest. All conveyancing and
stamps at pu rchaeer's cost $50 down at time of
purchase. III COOPER LATIMER,
V2o-d&ds 5. T4ItG. t-E Aucts.
lY WIN. L. WALL h CO., Auctioneers,
- Stores 81 5 and 317, s..
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street.
We will sell on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July
q. 1867. at CLOCK. on the premises, part of Let
IA, Square No. So, having front of Is feet by
depth of us feet to an alley.
The above property Is situated on south % street.
between First and Second streets west.
Terms m ade known at the sale. A deposit of $50
viii be required soon AZ the property is Sold A
jy 10 III, go w. l.. WALL q co. Anctsy
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~ TO.MORROW. III
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, lAuctioneers.
II No. sac s. e. corner of Seventh and sts.

- NO. $50 3. Il. corner of Seventh and stg.
-, TRUSTEES SALE.
BY the asrs BY the Supreme
s: I'D Il H paS. .a s
s!s5 E; :; H Essss q q:
land avenue is feet BIZ Inches from the Southeast
IS FEET Of ssd Let ~sh ss D.
syss thence .s; right
feet M inches thence sS9th q fee. thence
s Vita hs rss
Of way over an alley feet 10 inches wide by feet
The above property is situated on Maryland ave-
nns between Tenth e1th and Eleventh streets west
as II sse Ss tSy BsSk Dng
twelve months, for which the notes of the pur.
shassr to the 9 the Trustee
An scnysyansing and revenue stamps at the
dhIh hAT1 WffIilas Sss;.
RY COOPER s9 Rs. LA Al,E AnetIeneer,;
'''''' Star once Bu fais ana ii'n street,
TRUSTEES s 81 T 2E liH sRRSps PROPERTY
sener and Henrietta se Sch his wien Wien
dated February I 1857, and recorded in Liber R.
ton on the premises, on WEDNEsDHY.J u uly a
known and described as part of Lot NUMBERED
twenty seven, az. IN Square numbered four hun
streets south and 4 and 9Th hive west Ds'"een anu
"a mentbs, for notes bearing interest, and secured
BY deed Of trust on the premises $40 down
~ ,sasa. coS " Fl Iq na4I 5f k9t zssss
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AUCTION SALES.
DYJ. r. coLDwELL & co. ,Aucffoheers,,
D Seuthweet corner Penn. avenue and 4f street

RY coLDWELL & co. .Auctioheers.
H Southwest corner Penn avenue and ~ street
+ On MoNDAT AFTERNOON, July 18th, q,
O'Clock on the premises, we shai1 sell, = 80
4. fsssss h.ss PARTS OF LOT 81 E.'.ss ssas
between 81 ma 9Th streets west, IS and = set fe
rpectively. and running back rs feet no inches /
Each part Of Let is inprsssd By . Franc Dwelling
Terms cash. $50 down ct time Of sale. Is $40
4 :, Co.,
by. GREEN. Z WILLIAMS, Auctioneers : z
ID No. sac 8. Z. corner Of 7sh and d streets.
syALuABbE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
LAND. AVENUE AND d STREET. SOUTH,
On TUESDAY the seth instant, at s,ss O'Clock D..
m, we shall sell, on the premises, part Lot &o.I
depth to 80 feet alley making it build
Terms One third casl, balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing
and and 5svsnas stamps az thscost of the purchaser.
~ sen on the G siEas sfs WILLIAMS Aus.
NY GREEN WILLIAMs, Anctioneers -
- - No. 526 Southeast corner It'll and D SITS.
E EK{5Ertse B Sc sFhHSy gsqRg
a fP FTFSTY
story Frame Honss Win good back f saiI afss
q fe sssa sss ssias ss, s5nsl
The above property is ina beautiful location. be-
ing near the Circle, and in an improving neigh
Terms: oneshalf cash; balance in sig ana twelve
mSntas, for notes bearing interest," and secured by
and stamps d the cost Of the purchaser 800 down
" Is ids GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.s
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RT D. L. WELLS d CO., Auctioneers,
II Corner Sixth and Louisiana avenue.
DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
CAPITOL HILL At PUBLIC AUCTION

DEsIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
CAPITOL HILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 9th instant, at 6 o'clock .. m ;,
on the premises. we will sell four Lots in Square
ia fronting on First street east, between and D
north. These lots are Sc feet desp,runnine back
to ten foot alley. Three of them have front OF
feet EACH the corner one front Of II feet. They
are improved by four small FramelHo uses
Terms: one.half cash; balance Mt six and twelve
months with interest from day Of SALE sec ured by
q deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyancing and stamps 1t purchaser s
cost =. =
$50 down on each lot on day Of sale.
This is arare opportunity to secure property in
rapidly growing and healthy part of the city, and
IL we'll worthy of the attention Of parties wishing
a cheap home. D. L. WELLS Co
jy 23-dts Real Estate Br okers and Auctioneers
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetow,

VALUABLE IMPROHED CORNER PROPERTY
IN GEQRGETOWN. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th at &
O'Clock m, will sell, in front Of the premises
part of Lot No. 30, in Threikeld's addition to
Georgetown, fronting 65 feet on Second street and
GO feet on Lingan street, improved by a good two
story store and dwelling house "
Terms One half cash: balance in and l2months
secured by deed of trust on the property Con
veyan ing and stamps at the Of the purchaser
struck off. t..3 49, =
jy2 THOMAS n0WfINC Anct 4.
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4fy9 RAILROADS. arm
RALTIAOkE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON, May 5, Noon, 1857.
ssp1

WASHINGTON, May S, NOON, Isn
ANA sss
. sss wss EShsssHssr ON 8AtE
are n'"r IS f fa5lsT s,fTi44Isopr :" A'f
'nd f 2'SS ana IA and 81 ~ and ia''
Leave oa.H except Sunday at TOO a. m and 40
FOB WAY srArI9ssseTIH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at s:ls and S:Ss .. m and at s.eo and .ys
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave 800 m T., and Asp. m. No trains to 0,
+ ro8 8s B ssgISTPA5h
Leave at - fo 81 Way snf sfs ri ~
Ieav fck ALL p PA ~ 81 ri TH III VEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, 7:as a. m, $50 aud
ss On sunday It 4:s and SIS p m. only, connecting
e Relay Station With trains from Baltimore Z
w aHkoSd Rirffsssp5F III. Yves.
ne station Ticket Once !. ali I sou :,
In @ dIE 4 x the 1sn ss #
Sss q ed Boston
IL wilson. Master Of Trsnsportatioa.
GIe s9ks ST. ae rsss w assns
ocSo-f z. =. WILKINS, Passenger AGENT.
|, 1867 rrsssrf eREsF ROUTE 1867
g ~ 60
70 TIN NORTHWEST; SOUTH. AND SOUTH
On and after May 9th, 1851, trains VIII leave as
fWashinston.- q A. n. Baltimore ....l2 70 P. ".
......4 30 r. r. ..... 90 p =
- r y.-.-S.45 P. MI .....lo.so P. Y.
with TEE HEk ahSAf e.,s. EesrE
day and night Cars,with modern improv ements and
saving from fonr TO twelve hours in time oyer any
other route; Two hundred miles waved to Western
THREE DAILY Trains TO THE west.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
nr0uEn IRON baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PlTTsBURGH without change. - -
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have tho
Advantage OF madnG al changes In UNION DE
POTS, and no FERRIES. ! =. E.s3 - ~
Tickets by this route can be procured at the Of
nee, corner 9th street and Pennsylyania avenue,
under National HOTEL, where reliable information
Passengers procuring tickets at this ONCE csa
SECURE Recommendations in Sleeping Cars for EI
: W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Sixth and Penn 9 ave-, Washington, ID. @.
Ed. 8. YOUNG, Gen. Pass Agent,
oe Ely Baltimore, Nd.
TsHR0qGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
= PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
8
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1.-THE fiibnstering Mexican appeals made
In Richmond are said to have been a com plete
failure. A call for o meeting on the Capitol
square brought out only Few nurses with
babies. The Virginia people have had too
much OF war at home TO be DESTROYS to travel
70 Mexico in search of it,
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observation-disclosures Potter and Eastman
have sailed for England, and Bishops Clarke,
Hopkins. and Wilmer will soon follow, to at.
tend the grand Council Of Bishops in West
minister Abbey. September "a. The number of
bishops invited is las, and it is thought the
rltualistic question can hardly be avoided
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REAL Estate IN FAUQUIsR.-Nr. Charles
H. Iavepner mas bought from MT William
Horner that portion OF the "Beile Air" farm
lying on Cedar Run and 10 the rig hs OF the AL
exandrix pike. 1t is superior bottom land,
well taken in grass. and ontairs about 1870
acres. The price paid for it was $50 per acre.
Warrsrtcn index. 9E
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- resent sensation At @ uln cy, Illinois. is
An experiment by a travelling peddler, who,
by putting his arms around them aud kissing
them, succeeded In so completely magnetizing
a German and his wife that he sold them two
linen table-cloths for FIVE hundred dollars
The German not having money, borrowed IL
from friend and gave it to the peddler. who
suddenly oecamped. Mr.. Otto was uncon.
scious from the time the peddier put his arms
around him, and knew nothing of what ne did
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SAddresses TO the Pope are pouring In
upon his holiness from various uuarters
The Bishops assembled In Rome have assured
him OF their fidelity to his throne and to his
teaching, and declared that neither princes
nor peoples will permit the rights or authority
Of the Pope TO be ignored. In reply to an
Italian depusation, the Pope said he had al
ways done what he could to aid Italy, aud he
would save her from moral and religious ruin
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QY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers.
- Late clerks with James c. MCGUIRE & Co "
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Elev enth street, Star Off ice Building.

SALE VALUABLE I'M
PROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE: FRONTING ON 9Th AND 18th SITS,
ISLAND. -
On. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July slst, at
s1s O'Clock ION the premises shall sell the fol-
Is, Square Al. front on 7th street being between
and streets; in the same square. Lots rs. IS
and ~ front on the south side of street, between
square front the west side Of 9Th street between
NJ ana L streets Also Lot. g 10 and II, Square
and streets; part of Lots and in same 90 uare.
Lots 26, n, and g. square front on 9Th street
between and streets.
Immediately after. we shall sell Lot 10, Square
sol improved by two story Brick Houses. Also
Lot l3 and improvements consisting of two story
brick house, fronting 9th street least side J be-
tween L and nj streets south.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, secured by deed of trust
and notes bearing interest. All conveyancing and
revenue stamps at the purchaser cost. SIS down
on each purchase at time of sale.
jy 23-d6ds COOPER l. LATIMER, Auets.
@ II u rryy
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ny0E1sPTF6-1 1ne 7Ssof5nenf o. Gold slpas.
NJ 6GneI( Oases, Dc. for sale Ct n1anufaGy9ady~ =
ricep, (ds151 FRANCK TAILVksA
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y tLate W. B. Lewis & Col
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS AT AUG.

TIUN.
On THURSDAY MORNING, July 25th at Ii
O'Clock precisely, will sell at our store, 3O7
Pennsylvania avenue assortment of Bibles
Hymn Books, Blank Books, and general variety
of Stationery, &c, together with the usual yarie
ty of Miscellaneous goods. tE ~ !. =.
jy 22-3t SHANNON l. LEAHY. Aucts.
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WHAT THE.SURGEoNs SAY OF THE sAMAl
- !. ITANiS REMEDIES. - : = -

'.PosT HOSPITAL, FoRr MARsHALL, Baltimore,
Md, Feb 20, 1864 Il have great satisfaction in sta
Veneral diseases in it's most customary FORMS that
have used them with Judgment, discretion, and
properly, and have found them respond to my an
ticipations promptly. and efectually. : knowing
their position, have the fullest confidence in
their efficacy, and far as my use of them extends
ireco"meno tnem s1'.soAAfkffREp G. BOWERS
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BRsziNB A CIEANEn ron GREASY SUB
srANcKs-For many years beAzlue nAs, among I
other appli cations, been used In tnis country
by priv crs for cleaning the ink from type, I
woodc uts. etc. 1t il used for this purpose In l
France also The Isfess number OF .hs Paris
hou IN al Cosmos, devotes . whole page to re.
por, of few printers Of Oaen, who, with q
ere at deal Of flourish, publish their discovery
ofthe superiority OF benzine above surpentine
or ~ for cleansing type surfaces.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
LANCASTER, OHIO, AUGUST 20, 1867


ucation. Educate yourselves, help
educate your neigbbors, but above
all educate your childrcn-'This is
the law and the prophets You
will never be fitted to use that lib.
crty, SO suddenly thrust upon you,
until you and your children are ed :
ucatcd. l tel you now that the
right TO vote, if used without intel :.
ligence, is like an edged tool un.
skillfully held, more likely to wound
the user than the man against
whom it is used. Ii was dying
and was allowed to utter but three
words to the colored people, l wo'd
say, Educate your children"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

Tho returns from Tennessee, as
far as received, give brownlow a
majority Of 46, 600, The counties
to be heard from will increase it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28

the voice of the people had said there
was TIE laws Of the State are found
in its Constitution, statutes, institu.
tions, aud general customs. 1t is to
these sources judges must resort to
discover them. Ifthey abandon these
guides, they pronounce their own opin-
ions, not the laws of those whose Off
GERS they are. Following these guides,
we are compelled to declare that at
the Time of the alleged injury, there
was that natural, legal, and cnstoma-
ry difference between the black and
white races in this State, which made
their separation as passengers in a
public conveyance the subject of q
sound regulation, to secure order, pro
mote comfort, preserve the peace, and
maintain the rights both of carriers
and passengers The defendantswere,
therefore, entitled TO an affirmative
answer to the point recited in the
beginning of this opinion. .r
II only remains to add that this
cause arose before The passage Of the
act of 23d March, 1867, declaring it
an offense for railroad companies to
make any distinction between passen-
gers on account of race or color; and
our decision pronounces the law onIy
as it stood when the case arose, leav-
ing the act TO operate upon such cases
as shall fall within it's provisions. In
deed, the act itself is an indication Of
the Legislative understanding of how
the law stood before.
Judgmentreversed, and Uenire faeias
de moro awarded. .t.. ....1
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28

A communication having appeared
under this caption some time since,
deem it proper to adduee some addi-
tional ideas applicable to every day
life. When we reflect upon the vicious
ness that is stalking abroad through
out the land, upon the repeated shocks
gwen to morality, and daily noted
through our newspaper columns, we
cannot but recognize the fearful havoc
the many headed Hydra, vice, is ma
king among us lnte,nperancc is Ger.
tainly cause, and many are the evils
that follow in its train But the mere
imbibing Intoxicating liquors is not
alone intemperance. Any indulgence
10 an inclination that weakens the
intellect, aud pelwerts the moral pow.
ers, is intemperanee in the strict
application Of the term Taking il IN
this sense, how dreadful the account
that persons must render, that peri.
odically food our couatry with what
is commonly called @ten cent litera-
ture. We denounce the coarseness OF
manners that characterized the reigns
Of Charles III and Queen Anne; aud
which found mouth-pieces in Beau
monts, Fletcher and Dryden's plays
We ecensure the ribal5ry Of Bocacio's
Decameron, and reject, as unfit for
translation, the volumes Of Rabelias.
Yet when we reflect that they were
the mirror of the manners of those
days, Our antipathy towards them
should be somewhat paliiated Whilst
we censure those effusions of the past,
We are lost in the popular admiration
Of those voluptuous and romantic
pamphlets, that fill every booksellers
window, "cutting up society by the
roots, and poisoning the very fountain
of public security" We have our
organizations throughout the land,
which assume 70 control or suppress
the sale of intoxicating liquors vet
/ fear many of their members connive
at the reading of these immoral works.
Let them use their efforts TO Danish
these works from circulation, rernem-
bering that anything having an evil
tendency is we'll worth their attention
And II any efforts, ia a moral sense,
will be successful, | venture TO vatici-
nate efforts directed in that way will
ensure success. As they in times OF
old, burned in the common of Ephe
aus, works of an inferior nature, let
public opinion consign our panderer-
TO passion TO that doom they so richly
merit. They, the authors, cannot but
deem opposite that classic line from
Ovid -i 1 '3.il
"Videa meliora prologue
Dellcriord sequor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28

If there be anything in the wide
world that will wear on the patience
of man, and render him Indifferent
TO his domestic ireside and the society
Of his wife he has promised to cherish
il is whining woman. To hear day
after day-in the morning when he
sits down at the breakfast table, and
in the evening when returned from
his wearisome days labor,-piteous
complaints like these, uttered ia dolor-
Gus accents: "Oh, | have such head
ache " or "my back aches so | can
scarcely stand, would require a vir-
tue superior 10 that found 10 any
being made little lower than the
angels" TO Withstand them. without
hinching from the course Of strict
rectitude.
The institution Of marriage has in
view the Improvement of the earthly
condition of those who respect il. No
person, man or woman, cOntemplates
marriage without expecting to better
himself or herself. A man who in a
freak of fancy for pair of melting
black eyes or u pretty face, allies him
self Tor life with sickly wife, is Ger
tainly much " blame If he exhibit a
GOODNESS OF manner toward her. He
should have been more discreet in his
choice. Rosy cheeks and dancing
health are very attractive TO the un-
married, and after marriase constitute
one of the strongest links that bind a
husbands love. When q year or two
of that close intimacy only found in
welded life, has dispelled all the
romance that either party entertained
on the threshold, and one realizes that
the other is an invalid, how much OF
bitterness is added 10 his or her cup
of married existence, be other things
ever so abundant and luxurious their
palatial abode, 1t may be laid down
as a maxim, that in nc earthly con.
dition is health so necessary as in the
married relation Young man, if you
would be happy in your home if you
would avoid a disposition to "whine, .
and thus render you permanently un,
comfortable, see TO il that your wife
is healthy buxom lassie to whom
headaches and backaches are marvel.
of other folks pretensions
Miss Muloch, in speaking of The
influence Of women in society, use,
the following language ....
"Oh ! if gloomy women did but
know what comfort there is in q
cheerful spirit-how the heart leap,
to meet a sunshiny face, a merry
tongue, heart which, eth lr natural
| ly, or, what is eiter, conscientioui
principle, has learned 10 take al
things on the bright side, bclieYin.
that the Giver of life being all perfec
love. he best offering We can max
10 him is to enjoy TO the full what b.
sends of good, aud what he allows O
eyil-like a child who, when once /
believes in its father, believes in al
his doings with it, whether il under
stands them or not.
That husband rho has a perpetua
sunshine in his home in the shape 0
cheerful wife, should be one of th
happiest of men, and If he is moi
! Providence has been too kind to him