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\ BEAUTIFUL ILLCsTRATIoS,- 1t is
said Of the icelandors, that they scrupu.
lousy observe the usage OF reading the
sacred Scriptures every morning, the
whole family joining in the singing and
prayers. When the Icclander awakes,
he salutes no person until he has salu'
ten his God. lie usually hastsns to the
door, adores there the author of nature
and providence, and then steps back,
saying to his family, God grant you .
good day" What beautiful illusts-
tion is this Of the Christian Obligation
on the part Of households to recognize
and worship God.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-28

As ,N D.. re gives the following good
advice tn young ladios"--of the pres.
cut g,u"ruion: Girls, do you want to
get married, and do you want good hus-
bauiS? If so, cease to act like fools,
Don't lake pride in saying you never
did hou,cwork, never cooked pair OF
chickens, never made bed, and 50 on
Don't tuin up your nose. at honest in
du-try; never tell your friend that you
are not obliged to work. When you ~
shopping don't take your mother viii,
you "to carry the bundle"
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iz the smallest thing surrounded with
feathers, except the humming bird.
lie IL about the size oy u horse chest
mutt.
lie IL ov dark brown color,nnd bids
hiz nest in not holes, ont ov little bits
Ov StiX.
lie IL AZ gritty AZ a mud pie, and will
fight u hen, turkey.
Rcns are little pirate. have seen
them drive Il bluc.blrd oUt ov his house,
and satt up hilzncs5 on his own stock
in trade.
They lay an egg about the size ov Il
marrow fat p, aud hatch oll ut least =
half dozen children at - setting.
\ young ron IL the Funniest little
package ever see done up; they amt
much bigger, and look very mhch like
Il smNll-si2ed scmicoon.
Rcns are long-!ivcd, but il they should
live tcw be NJ old M Methuoelcr, they
wouldn't be az big M Il butter mutt.
They live on the bug and worm fam
lly, and spend their winters south.
They are not prOiliIahcl 10 eat
would as soon dress a humbel bee, ano
one rem potpic would. u.s. UP the whole
| breed.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.
Ettigipus Asalia9.
THE CITY OF GOD.


ny PRAScfs TURNER pALoRAyf.
o thou not made with hands,
Not throned above the SIX les,
Nor valid with shining walls,
Nor framed with stones OF price,
Moro bright than gold or gem.
Gods own Jerusalem
where'er the gentle heart
Finds courage from above
Where'er the heart forsook
Warns with the breath Of love,
Where faith bids fear depart,
city Of God thou art.
Thou art whero'er the proud
In humbleness melts down;
Where selfitsclf yields up;
where martyrs win their crown
where falthfnl souls possess
Themselves In perfect pence.
Where in lifes common ways
With cheerful feet we go;
When in his steps we tread
Who trod the way Of woe
Where he Is In the heart,
CITY Of God thou art,
Not thrsned above the skies,
Nor golden-wall'd afiir,
But whore Christ's two or three
In His name gathered arc,
BE In the midst Of them,
COTS own Jerusalem
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EXCUSE FOR NOT GOING TO CHURCH.
Perhaps our readers may find in the
following excuse the reason why they
do not 20 to church.
Oversight myself could not dress IN
time; too windy; too dusty; too muddy;
too wet; too damp; too sunny; too cloudy;
don't feel disp, scd ; no other time 10
myself; look over my drawers put my
papers to rights; letters to write 10
friends mean to take ride tied TO
business six days in n week; no fresh
air but on Sunday; can't breathe in
church always SO full feel little
feversh feel little chilly; feel very
lazy; expect company to dinner; got
headache; intend nursing myself to-
day; new bonnet not come home; tore
my muslin dress coming down stairs
Il new novel must be returned on Mon
day morning ; wasn't shaved in time;
don't like the liturgy, always praying
for the same thing don't like the ex-
tempore prayers; don't like an organ,
tits too noisy; don't like singing with
ont music, makes me nervous; the spirit
is willing but the flesh is weak dislike
an eXtemporc sermon, it is too frOthy;
can't bear written sermon, il is too
prosy nobody to-day but our own
minister; can't always listen to the
same preacher; don't like strangers ;
can't keep awake when | am at church,
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D. natra dcth, and don't bclcavc they

aatral dcth, and don't bclcavc they
iup how,
They are alwus thin in flesh, and are
like an injun rubber shcw, poor inside
and out.
The' are not considered fine eating.
althO have read somewhere ov billed
crow bnt -till | never heard of the same
man, htnkcring for sum billed crow >
times.
This c,sa on the crow Is copied from
natur,and If it liz truc,i ain't tew blame
| had would have made her more hon
est and not quite so TIFF.
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HOTELS AND SALOONS.

I Q = q 20 y y Ii . + l. l..
I,IT Gul,r....Iu'l having leased 1'ii re- furnish
,ln good >iH.c the above wrli-huuwu House
!luut"
AMONG THE NTAlES
- the border. u, p.umhin Ynd sullivan counties.
q. ,u" eli ~" most hcuutitul aud hcalthuI r"'inns
= lih NlHir; l. H.. t.,I Nl,I 4" accommodate a
isltpr~ 'uu ~,ynHI.lrrH
WITH THEIR FAMILIES.
..,. Pond and streams are well stocked Wit.
o.. .uu> fish OI man. kinds Including
T Il q y y d p X T.,
ud uudts In gOnd uricr will he Kept for TIE H"-
.mmndutiun und amusement of guests. eIllrI
. ,,,u- ui pleasure excursions upon .It> bt,tl-
lt. a.. a.,,.f 70 "Hto" which H.
SEVERAL MILES IN EXTENT,
urrpundcd by an pXivusiv" Forest, there is uitur-
'.cd to- the hunt>man splendid field Ton hi- own
.,culiar sports, and exercise with IN,
20 q An u q L y.
Ills I.arlcr viii he always provided with the
.rlirac,-u of tH"SrpSnn: and his iar St"ri,rd with
rrEE LIQuoEs. Ihr House is large and culnInO-
.lluS the StuulIug extensive ana hdir
the House Is reached from several points on
,Hr l}lupmshurG y luchuWlua Railroad; ana l.
n s,l, udid place to pass the hot months eel sum
uiur. Is. r. iANIilk~l,
May Il, lsG1-iIn.
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WHEN AN eItravsgant friend wishes
to borrow your money, consider which
of the two you had rather lose.
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HOL Z NJ Il A II O L 5 T.,

RY
iE n ARD ST o II EE.
HNyISG lately purchased and hitcd up the
wcll-knuwn Robson Hotel Property, located "a
FEw DOORS ABOVE TIE COURT Hur>E,
an the same side of the street, In IN, town OF
Boumshurg, and having obtained n license for
the same ASA
II T. s 4 4 L II \ y T,
the Proprietor hnS determined to give to the lcu-
PIE visiting the town on business or pleasure,
\ LITTLE MORE ROOM.
His siabliug also is extensive, and Is fitted NJ
lu put bUEgios ami iaBcS In tine dry. II" prom
isuS that everything about his cstHhlshm shall
bc conducted in an orderly ana lawful manner
ana hc respectfully suicits share "i The public
WIuuNgr. my - h'-"lh
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The ubu"c wcll-kuowu hotel has recently under
gone RAD cal changes III its int rnOl riuugrmchth'
and its pr prirloT announces To his former custom
and the travelling public that his accommodations
Tor the comfort Of his guests are second I" none IN
the country Iii, table will always be- found sup.
Piled MOI only with substantial food but with all
inu driiracics Of the season. His wines aud IL
4unr, IrNcrpt that popular beverage known HN
"ltrlhIrY" purchased direct from the importing
houses are entirely pure, and Ire" from all pot
Snuuu, drugs. lie is thankful for liberal patron
pge in the past, and vii continue TO deserve 4 IN
the future, GEORGE w. MAGttk
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THIS is II good story of a citizen who
used to 90 home late slightly inebriated
and take II lunch usually set cut for him
by his con,idcrate wife:
zone night, besides the usual dish Of
cabbage and pork, she left washbowl
filled with caps in starch. The lamp
had long been cXtinguishcd when the
staggering sot returned home, and, by
mistake, when proceeding to satisfy his
hunger, he stuck his fork into the
wrong dish. lie worked away at his
mouthful of caps very patiently for
some time, but finally, being unable to
mastcate them, he sang out to his
wife
sold woman, where did you get your
cabbage? ?-they are 50 darned stringy,
! | can't chew them ~
My gracious" replied the good lady,
"if the stupid fellow amt eating up all
my caps that put in starch overnight,
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ORDERED TO THE FRONT. Bishop
Ames. ut the reunion of the Indiana
Conference, told this touching story;
A general in the late war told me
not long since, that among the troops
that were under his command was II
youth hardly fifteen years Of age, who
was taken violently sick, and the boys
belonging to the company sympathized
with him--his mother was poor widow,
living in southern lllinois-they saw
the little fellow growing worse and
worse, 20 they made up purse, and
sent for his mother to come and sec
her soldier.boy die. She came. He
was fast sinking.
The general sympathlLed with him
and visited him frequently. He came
in one morning-the mother was sit
ting by her sons bedside and singing:
"Jesus can make dying bed
/ Feel soft as downy pillows are"
! The general listened till she had ia.
ished, and then came forward, took him
by the hand, and said, "tIow are Soa
this morning, John ?"
Said the dying boy, Not every we'll,
General-I am ordered 10 The JroatH
and to Che front he went, Angels came
down 10 conduct him to the realms OF
glory. When God Is ready TO order us
to the front, trust we will be, like the
soldier boy, ready to march At mo-
ment's warning,
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ADVICE TO WIVES. S.-EXtract from
Madame Mainten on, the Duchess of
Burgundy diary in relation to her con-
duct in the marriage state:
"Do not hope for perfect happiness,
There is no such thing in this suhlunary
state.
"YOur sex is more exposed to suffer,
because il is always in dependence. BE
neither angry nor ashamed of his de-
pendencc on husband, nor any of those
in order of Providence.
LET your husband be your best
friend, and your only confldant, DO
not hope that your union will procure
you perfect peace. The best marriages
arc unhappy.
"Do not expect the same degree OF
friendship that you feel. Men are gene.
rally less tender than women; and you
will he unhappy ifyou are too delicate
in friendship.
BEG of God to guard you from
jealousy. Do not hope to bring back 8
husband by complaints, ill-humor, ant
rcpronchcs. The only means which
promise success are patience anC
sOf,ncsS ;impatience -Ours and alienate'
the heart; softneSI leads them back tc
! their duty"
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1 NJ RUPERT, stoves and tinwurc, Eupcrt
y. block Main II" west of Altri,vt. vi.ni'
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0RANGEVlLLE DIRECTORY.

nR. .. A. MEGARGEL, physician and SURGEON,
~ Main ST neat door to Good. Hotel. Nl-niI
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IAcpp METZ. denlcr h stoves tinwarc, Main
y IT,, aluvt' court house. vl.,C
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gift ausArauee.
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y a N At T a N
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NATIONAL TRUST Company, X
and will be invested in United States Bonds
or Real Estate, or bond and mortgage upon
shall be double the value OF the money so
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OIassaA has 5 600 male members A man
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DAYS IS. 900 10 the widow or heirs, and the re-
msininH members forward within thirty
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The oFFtoERs OF The Association are:3
E. MccURDY, President.
ELSON q. WIGHT, Vice President
W. Il CARMAN. Treasurer 100
LEWIS SANDERS Secretary.
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Tbo TRIIsTEt.s of tbe Assoclatlon are.
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The Remaining tWo.thirds, after paying
vested in Real Estate In the city of New
York, or in bond and mortgage ON property
in the city of New York, the interest oil
which shall 20 to pay the current expenses
OF theHssociaIfon- II a deceased member
leaves no heirs the money becomes the prop
eTty OF fine aSsociatioD, with the provlso that
The expenses of burial shall be paid out OF
such funds, said expenses, However, not to
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-10

The Otiumwa Courier says " The mai
carrier, FILLMORE Powell, earring from ottum.
"a to Blakesburx. WIS vaylaid and shot q
ftom The road lde. b. soue villain. abont oss'
fosrh Of nis vest q WsshinEtos Lana
house, and about Two niIss vest Of tha
Coopervills Post Office, in Adams township, il
this county, 20 the evening Of Mos1sy lsss
about eight o'clock. Ohs u the bails VEN
through his ha: and the other paused near tbs
back part of his head. Powell Immediately
put spurs to his horse and escaped"