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FARNf WORK.

Itis q matter Of great Importance to
the farmer that he should lay cut the
work Of the season beforehand, and now
IL the time to do it. We need much
more thorough system in eur farming
operations. Determine upon the fields
YOU will cultivate, and what shall be
allotted to oats, corn, rye, wheat, pota-
toes, and what fences shall be reset,
what bitches shall be dug, and how much
labor will ne needed 10 accomplish the
work. Do not leave anything to be de-
cided upon in haste. A great deal Of
time and mental labor will be saved by
making your plans deliberately st the
beginning Of the year. II there are
doubtful matters, consult the best farmer
in your neigbborhood and give bis Opin-
ion due weight in your decision. A
neighbor's experience will often save a
useless expenditure Of money and labor.
When ycur plans are laid carry them
cut, month by month, and week by
week, until the year is completed. II
YOU need capital for your legitimate bus
iness, bire it. You can as well afford 70
psy interest for this purpose as any
other business man. Turn not aside to
speculation in anything that you do not
understand. Glory in the farm, and
Tf--r H. Ers4.tfrr N1<Fya
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wanted to -Ecchanee.
ADMINISERATOR'S SALE

fS adn,fnistrstor Of the estate of Iesonl,
Keller. deceased. 1 viii, on Tuesdzy. ne I'm
iaTr OF February, 1855 sell a. Public Auction
ne eoosfs and chat els belonging 70 the estss1.
81 ss.id Keller deceased corsIstlne lsf ffr,cerir
Furaiture etc. sale 70 tako placa ratu1sa'I ~ Z.
hours CT 10 An and II q n, a. tie AurtIt.r.
store OF K Van BrockIin. No. 80 Eati<l !
JOSEPH n. OLIVER.
aai-0 Aeninizsralo-.
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AGRICULTURAL.
TIIn TEETH oF - H0RsE.


A horse has forty teeth-tgenty-four
/ double teeth, or grinders, four tushes, or
/ single file teeth, and twelve front teeth,
/ called gatherers. As s general thing,
! mares have no tushes. Between two
\ and three wears old, the colt sheds his
/ four middle teeth-two above and two
below. After three years old two other
! teeth are changed, one On each side OF
those form eTly shed; he now has eight
colts teeth, and eight horses teeth !;
when four years OF age he cuts four new
teeth At five years old the hoTse sheds
his remaining colts teeth, four in num-
Der, when his tushes appear. At six
years Of age his tUshes are up, appearing
hite, small and Sharp, while a
circle Of young growing teeth Is Obser-
vable. The mouth is now complete.
At eight years of age the teeth have
filled up, the horse is aged, and bis
mouth is said to be fall.
DOMESTIC COMFORTS.
It is curious to learn how long It took
mankind 70 discover the most obvious
conveniencies Of civilized life Sanehe
PAnzs called down blessings on the man
who invented sleep. Professor Falton
tells Us that one Of the greatest improve
ments introduced by the Greeks into the
dressing before going to bed-a thing IN
heard of until bit upon by their fnven-
tive genius. Even now there are nations
who never enjoy the luxury OF taking of
their clothing at night. The Romans
went to bed to eat their dinners, and
there are whole races row who don't
know enough to sit down ike rational
beings, bus squat on their hands instead.
The Romans went to bed early because
they hadn't genius enough TO invent q
candle. They truDdled of to bed "a the
darkness began and ia Athens, Egypt,
Palestine, Asia Minor, everywhere, the
aucients went to bed, like good boys,
from seven 10 nine o'clock. rarqUi-
MUS" says De Quincy, might be
superb fellow, bUt we doubt whether be
ever saw a farthing rushligRt" This
absence of extensive artificial light
anong the aneients was the cause Of all
their magnificent shows going on by
daylight. The exhibitions of the am
phitheater and the circus all took place
in the daytime. But how Incompatible
greater would have been the spiendor by
lanp-lighti Even SO simple a matter
as breakfast was not invented for several
centuries after the republican era OF
Rome. II took es much time and re-
search to arrive at that great discovery
as at the CoPernican system. The
morning meal of the Romans was but
bite Of biscuit-tea and coffee had not
been heard of then. Probably our de-
seandants, some centuries hence, will
laugh at our ignorance Of many Of the
convenieneies Of life that will then be in
vogue.
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NOTICE TO PARENTS.
MIss ILL coRNELIus

WILL OPEN A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
w small Boys, on the % JANUARY, 1868
at the residence OF Dr. o. X Early, on Jones
avenue, fifth door from Alabama street, and
Immediately in tie rear OF ST. Marys Church,
for ytrls and small kovs decH
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Yes, have seen her, answered Lord
Langholme, recovering his habitually
courteous intonation of voice. i
thought her the most lovely, elegant
creature ever met in my life.'
Keal!yr said Mabel colouring, and
feeling intensely mortified.
after dinnar9' IIlt-5 IJ[
On no! she is never seen at all , Ma
pei replied spitefully, pleased at his
disappointment.
Dinner was over; the gentlemen re-
paired TO the draWing-room, and there
was music and singing, as usual, be-
lore Inc carriages were announced.
LORD Iangholme was standing by the
window, talking to a knot of men. His
heart was SO full of one woman that he
mad NO inclination for the society OF
any other, Suddenly he made a quick
movement and stepped out on the ter
race, somewhat to the surprise of his
companions, who were in the midst of a
walked across the the belt
of trees where he had seen something
dark moving, and was soon hidden
from sight.
Lord Langholme's Instinct had not
misled him; that little dark figure was
Nelly-Nelly, crying bitterly behind
the dark yew tree.
quite broken and tremulous at sight of
her; and then he took her in his arms,
with all the great unforgotten love of
her surgIng up in his heart. we Will
never be separated any more, my own
will weP and his kisses rained on
her sweet face.
= Il Thought you had forgotten me,
voice,
Forgotten you. darling! as if any
man who had once loved you could
ever think or dream OF anything else.
knew must see you soon, my own,
and was so fearful OF intruding upon
your - III.
Poor papAv murmured Nelly. 4
feel as if it were quite wicked to be
speaking to you even now
NO, my darling,' cried the young
man in his own frank, glad voice;
you must not be allowed to carry that
mania any further. The Huntingdons
and the Langholmes have been foes
the breach for all time-won't we, you
dear little white rose?'
Nelly was silent.
Tell me, darling, do you still hate
Lord Langholme SO that you would
rather die of pain than that he should
take you in his arms2'
NO whispered Nelly, half laughing,
half shy.
Presently, when all the guests had
departed and the Huntingdons were
commenting somewhat bitterly on
Lord LanRholme's strange behavior,
the young man walked In to make his
adieux and apologies.
will you permit me a few words
alone TO explain myself2' he said to
Mr.. Huntington, and the two men re-
tired together to the library.
suppose everything was settled sat
isfactorily, for few months later Lord
LanGholme and Nelly Huntingdon
We're married, and the new countess
was pronounced (even after reie, ence
to the old family portraits) to be the
loveliest Lady Langholme that ever
entered the doors of the old Court.
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Glre1ttteLEiIretrrf1
CHMDREN ArIpnAY.

One lovely morn in summer tjms
T ibeneath an elm trees shade
~ A ~ nAnu IN hand, a joyous band
~ happy children played.
STOOD and watched them as tbey,. ,o,,,,,o,,
IN noisy, Childish nIFth -NA4Pe1
Alas said, how soon are fed
me brightest days OF earIhl
1t seems to me but yesterday
was myself q child,
And played like We, in hanrv ole.
AS Joyous and as Wild, e'>'
BRING back to memory = = ~ =
That season fair when grief and care
Were yet unknown to me.
Where are they now NV ho,booa,, r-,.,,,,,
Whose hands were claSped in mine US
no Tonped and played beneath Inc shnfie
N, WIN JOY as great as thine? - 49,
Be happy Willie Won maj na siauneSs shout,
wnsh ehl!dhood's Der, you'll ind no more
suchJoysye know to-day. .--S-s
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the foIIicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious TO tho hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. IF wanted
merely for
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gett 9GrRrtisetlsetlts.
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constantly increasing trafic OF carrying ORR
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ensures an enormous revenue, The Direo-,
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OF the st. Louis and Iron Mountain RAN
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tried it, know that it cured them; those who have
NOT know that it cures their neghboEs and friends.
ana an Know Iat y 10 ~ ,It OI
its composition. We have thousands upon th2u-
sands OF certificates OF their remarkable crGs OF tc
following complaints, but such cures are known III
every neghborhOods and we need not pubhsh Them.
containing neither caOmel or any deleterious drug
they may be taken with safety BY ny6ody; Iheir
sugar coatng preserves thonn ever fresh and mikes
them pleasant to take while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise nom their use IN any quantity;
internal visceTa 10 purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy Rction-renove the distractions Ol inc
body, restoring their irregular action 10 health and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange-
sfinpis 5e sS arc gwen IN the wrappcr on
the box, for the following complaints which these
For ISyspepsiEl or Indigestion, LEaIIesS-
ness, IanguOr and Loss of APpetite. they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stOm-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Compiaint and ITS various symp-
toms, Bilious A1eadnche, sick HAe3ancho.
JnuhIIice or Grecn sickness, bilious
Collie and mIIIous EeTers, they should be Ju:
dciously taknn Tor ech case 70 me diseased
action or remove tho o6strucuons which cause it,
For DyHentery or DIsrrh0ea, but one mild
dose is generally required.
tation OF the heSarf, Pain In the Side,
sack anu y they sn9 ' pe continuously
the system. With such change those complaints
For DrOpsy and DrOP.IcaI s,selIinss they
should be taken In large and frequent doses 10 pro-
0ueo the euect OF n uf1StiC Il1THe.
For Suppression a Large dose should DO taken
as 1t produces the desired eject by sympathy
As n Dinner Ptu, tako one or two PflLS TO pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigOratcs the system. Hence It is otten adj
yantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tOleTably well, ofEen finds that dose
OF these Pulls makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renoyating eject on the diges-
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. @. AKER q co.. Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS, o. s. a.
E0f 'Ai' 0S l. H. AO0AAN g II ieb4-eOd&wIy
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Wanfad.

CleIgymen. Teachers, and superintendent
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HOME BOOK OF WONDERS.
A work or great interest, fully llluslratedi
also for the
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AM F AMIBY ExPOSIT
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with practical expeditions and explanatory
noLes, by Tnos. Williams.
a FEW OF THEMASY RECOMMENDATIONS :
From the late heV. Joel naVes, u. ~, Pas
tor OF the Flint Congregational church, Hart
ford, Ct..-"I know or no commentary so
cheap that contains SO great an amount OF
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From Rev. \. a. Eggleston, d. D., Pastor
of Plymouth Church, chicago, ILL., 1 cheer
fully recommendlL as the best comm entaIy
on lhs Scriptures for general uEe." For
terms and circulars, address
= Az A. BhAlNARU, Hartford. Conn.
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THE GRECIAN BEND,

MHAT IT Is, how 1t grew into national
w calamity. IL - NOT n SEW
THING. SYMPTOMS and Treatment. A
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All. wanting employment can have n
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TT e conceded that the great ZInEnrf
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CHAPTER v.

OAAE I'm We
Nelly had returned from her dreary
visit to old Miss Swayne atter "a dnl i
formal century of worsted work and
Tedious commonplaces dull dinner par
lies and insufferable visits to the haunts
of fo0eydon.T She was sitting at des-
sert with her father in the twilight, her
head half turned from the table, ana
looking wfstfully out toward the oeech
avenue. The figure of a man had ust
come in sight-a tall staiwaEt nS I re-,
and she watched 1t curiously. SO Jew
naan ever came to the Hall. Presently
"6er pulse began to quicken, her knees
r. tremble, as the form came near
enough to be distinguishable. a great
terror took possession OF her' She say
unite still, unable 10 stir; her preatn
coming thick, her heart beating I ,qutcR
In The hall, footsteps, then the door was
thrown open and the servant announce
ed
Lord LangholmeP .,,,,.
Nelly sprang up with an irrepTesstpie
cry, Mr.. Huntington faced round WIN
a naughty stare, and Adrian w elIssiy
Tanpholme came forward with q slight
fIns6 on his handsome face, but In no
wise disconnected or ahashed.
II must apologise for my intrusion,
ba saiC. looking full at Mr.. Hunttngdoni
and then he went quickly toward Nelly,
who stood terrified, aghast, as II she
saw some terrible apparttion.
1I,ord Langholmel y she muttered, her
white, trembling lips almost refusing
Yes he answered, taking her hand ;
hut it fell cold and nerveless from his
stt Is 1 ask some explanation'of this?'
said Mr.. Huntingdon, white to the lips
and speaking in that icy voice Which
Was more terrible to hear than the
fercest burst of passion.
II love your daughter, air. uttered
the young man, quite simply; i want
her TO be my wife.
and utterly decline any and every
overture from you or any member O.
vonr family, and request you TO leave
NV house this moment
The words were as measured anC
nassionless as II the speaker had de
clined to accept some farmer for ten
ans aSurely. said Lord Langholme, warm
Ilv. you will not allow your daugh
tsr,s happiness to be influenced
bv any old family feud that MAJ
have existed between our houses
come 10 you, honestly and stralgat
forwardly, to ask your daughter 10
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You VIII know what your Prize Is
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LAST week a friend OF onrs drew a $500
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1OOn AGENTS WANTED in all parts CT
lUUU the U. D., to sell our immense hist OF
nearly l0OU different BOUKS, BIBLES and
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. Every family
wants something rom 1t. Catalogues fur
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postpaid 70 any address on receipt OF pree.
prices, together with blank sheets and
printed headings for enrolling lisLot names
sent nee 10 any one on receipt of 90 cents
Anybody can sell leo 10 1000 OF these books
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MEMBERSHIP FEES.

The membership fees are Sts dollars at join-
ing (hor tChfch q policy IViH be JiTUished,1 and
one dollar and ten cents on the death or each
member OF which due notice will be given.
One dollar from eaeh membsr goes TO the
Ten cents for expenses of collecting.
This company is divided into TEN
GLASSES FOR MEN and TEN GLASSES
FOR WOMEN. As soon as these Glasses are
fIIled ten new Glasses will be adopted. Men
and women are not allowed In the same
Glass equal.
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MEdIfM.
~ Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is ut once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hGtr Is soon restored
-to-tts original color
tesM the gloss and
freshness of youth.
Thin hair IL th;nL
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ADYANTAGEs.

The advantages Of this Association over or.
binary Lie Insurance Companies are: No
paniCs can break It; the fees are sosmalI. and
required TO be paid at such long Intervals
that any man can secure to his family a COM
DeteQCS uOOn his dRaTh 7
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CHAPTER vi.


And Lord LangholmeI had he really
forgotten her all this time? When he
entered the hall drawing.room his first
glance was for the Hti0nonne white lace
that was 80 we'll engrayen on his mem
orv: but 1t was missing. He was In
troduced to Mrs. Huntington and her
handsome daughters; then he spoke TO
all the other people in the room-ever
and anon looking toward the door that
opened frequently, but never admitted
| the slight, childish figure his eyes
sought. He sat next Mable at dinner,
and she talked to him and looked at
him, and he replied always courteous
ly, but somshow as IL his heart was not
in the matter.
asked, after a pause, with some hesita-
ton. 49,
ldaughter2' - 81 ~
soh YES. she lives with us, poor thing!'
tIdo not see her here to-night.'
tOh mol she never sees any one. 1t is
inst as well she does not care about so.
ciety, for of course, poor little thing
her education has been rather neglect
ed, and she isn't quite-quite-'
Quite whaL2' asked Lord Langholmel
with a strange fash in his eyes, ano
such curious ring in his voice thal
sQuite-welI, what shall say she
replied is hardly the
| word
Hardly 2 repeated Lord Langholme
Il sunpressing with some difficulty thl
Ta9e that took possession of him.
DO Won know herP Mabel asked
with quick surprise,
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Great Distribution
METROPOLITAN @
GIFT co MPANY Y!

EVERY rIcKEr DRAws A PRIZE.
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The object Of this Association is to secure
cash payment within forty days after the
Death of member OF as many dollars as there
are members in the class TO which he or She
belongs, to his or her heirs.
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How TO BECOME 1rEa1BERs.

The bylaws OF the association require that
one-th1rd Of the money received as new
fund to meet payments falling due by the de-
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gttt gasaraufe.
5000 FOR SO PREMIUM,
Co-opERATIvE RELIEF ASSOCIATION:

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