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A MEETING AT SEA.-On these vast
paths ofthe deep, along which are seen neil
Their trees, nor villages, nor cities, nor
spires, nor tombs; on this causeway with
out columns, without milestones; which has
no boundaries but the waves, no relays but
the winds, no light but the stars-the most
delightful adventure, when one Is not in
quest oflands and seas unknown, Is the meet
ing of two vessels, The mutual discovery
takes place along the horison by the help of
n telescope; then they make all sail towards
each other. The crews and passengers
hurry upon the deck. The two ships APP
proach, hoist their flags, brazil half uptheir
sail and lay themselves along side Of each
other, All is silence; the two captains
from the poop hail each other with speak
ing trumpets-the name of the vessel
from what port-the name of the captain
where he comes from-wherc he Is bound
for. how many days his passage lasted, and
what are his observations on the longitude
and latitude. These are the questions
good voyage" The sails are unbrailed,
and belly to the wind. The sailors and
passengers of the vessels follow each other
with their eyes, without saying word;
these going to seek the sun Of Asia those the
sun Of Europe which will equally see them
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Asrana~ Li.eo,~'. Fa~e-i,e.

OH Why should the spirit Of mortal be proud'
Like swim, neetlng meteor, q fast flying cloud
A fash Of the lightning, . break Of the uavs'
He passeth nom life TO his rest In the grave.
The leaves Of the oak and the willow shall hde,
Do scattered around and together be lads
And the young and the old, and tho low and tn
high
Shall moulder 10 dust and together shall lie.s
The infant and mother, attended and loved'
The mother that intAnt's affection who proved;
The husband that mother and infant who blessed
Each, all are away 10 their dwellings OF rest.
The hand Of the king tina, the sceptre hath borne,
The brow OF the priest that the mitre hath worn;
The eye Of the sase and the heart Of the brave,
Are hidden and lost In the depths Of the grave.
The peasant, whose lot was 10 SOW and to reap'
The herylsman, who climbed with his goats up the
steps
The begyar, who wandered I'm search OF his bread,
Have fAded away like the grass that we tread.
80 the multitude goes, likethe flower or the weed
Tia. withers away TO let others succeeds
So the multitude comes, even those We behold,
To repeat every tale that has often been told.
For We are the same our fathers have been;
We see the sane sights our fathers have seen;
We drink the same stream and view the same sun,
And run the same course our fathers have run.
Tho thoughts we are thinking our fathers would
think,
Prom the death We are shrinking our fathers would
shrink,
To the life we are elinging they also would cling,
That Il speeds for US all like bird on the wing.
They loved, but the story we cannot unfold
They scorned but the heart OF the hsughty Is cold
They grieyed, but no wall nom their slumbers will
como,
They prayed, but the tongue Of their gladness Is
dumb.
They died, aye, they died, We things that are now,
That walk on the turf that lies over their brow,
And make In their dwellings transient abode,
Meet the things that they met on their pilgrimage
road.
Yea, hope and dependency, pleasure and pain,
We mingle together In sunshine and rain;
And the smile and the tear the song and the drge,
Still follow each other, like surge upon surge.
IT'S the wink Of an eye, tits the draught Of breath
Prom the blossom Of health 10 the Paleness Of DEATH
From the gilded saloon 10 the bier and the shroud-
Oh, why should the spirit Of mortal be proud'
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round, and knows that the hopes and hap
piness of others are fading with his own
But in that hour the memory OF past In
tegrity win DO true consolation. and as
sure him even on earth Of CLEANS OF light
In Heaven. tits dark when the dear voice
of that sweet child, once fondly loved. Is
no more heard in murmms. Dark when
the patteriug feet no more rcsound with
in the threshold. or ascend, step by step
up stairs. Dark when some weil-known
mir recalls the strains once of attuned to n
childish voice now hushed in death! Dark
nes-but only the gloom which now
heralds the Day-spring Of Immortality
and the infinite light Of Heaven"
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THE UNION G. J0URNAL,

All these years he had been trying to
buy salvation. He had been careful TO lead
q pure and spotless life. He was always
to be seen in the sanctuary. Hewas con-
slant in his Observance Of the Sabbath.
His example was good. what moro did he
need3 He needed just what you and /
need; he needed new heart; q heart to
love Christ; heart to labor for Christ.
The Understanding Of Jesus Is the pro
pitiation for our sins. This is the good
news: "God eommendeth his love toward
us in that while we were yet sinners Christ
died for u.s." You must have forgiveness
or perish forever. Why not have 1t now!
God pardons freely, and at once. All tho
preparation you need is to feel the want.
..If we confess our sins, He is faithful and
Just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse
us from all unrighteousness." 1.-THE blood
of Jesus Christ, his Son, clcanseth us from
all SIM" All that you have to do Is to
accept what God, for Christs sake SO free
ly gives.
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Don't stand still; il you do, you win be
run over. Notion action - progress
these are the words which now ill the
vaults Of heaven with their stirring de-
mands. and make humanity's heart pull
safe with stronger dound. Advance. or
stand aside. Do not block up the way
and hinder the career Of others; there Is
too much TO do now to allow Of inaction
anywhere. or in any one. There is some
thing for all to do; the world Is becoming
more and more known; wider in magni-
tnde,-closer in interest-more loving
and eycntfdl than Of old. Not in deeds
of daring; not in the ensanguined field /;
not in chains and terrors; not In blood
and tears and gloom; but in the leaping,
viviging. cxhilarating impulses Of bet
ter birth Of the soul. Reader-are you
doing your part In this work'
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I have great hopes of a wicked man
slender hopes Of mean one. A wicked
man may be converted, and become q
prominent saint. A mean man ought to
be converted six or seven times, one night
after the other, to give him fair start,
and put him on an equality with bold,
wicked man! l have known men who
thought the object of conversion was to
cleanse them rs u garment is cleansed,
and then when they are converted they
were to be hung up in the Lords ward
robe, the door Of which was to be shut, so
that no dust could get at them. A goat
that is not used, the moths eat; and a
Christian who is hung up so that he shall
not be tempted, the moths eat him; and
they have poor food ut that.
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MULTIPLY TIE LEAvEs.-I am per-
suaded that we dcfoliatc our grapevincs
too much. In my own experience, Think
I can say this with certainty. Those vines
and those parts of vines that gave fair
share of leaves, did better always
than the closely pruned. The leaves arc
the outlet that guages the growth of the
tree. According to the escape Of moist
urc by Transportation through the leaves,
will be the disposition of matter. This
has reference, of necessity, to the fruit rs
well rs the wood. In winter there is no
growth; in spring little; in summer the
full flush of growth-all corresponding
to the leaves. Remove these, and the
growth is arrested. The thing is all clear;
and yet we prune and scant our trees, es-
pecially the vine, till we get late fruit,
late growth Ito make up), and n scanty
supply Of wood. Our fruit can not thus
be matured and fully developed. On the
s'tnc vino this may 10 sceh- AhO i"oio
leaves the more advance. / have been
surprised at the effect Of one or two leaves
in supporting u cluster or clusters of
grapes; but the surprise was not so great
when the same amount of clusters hal
plenty of broad, healthy leaves. These
enlarged, advanced, and were the better
fruit. Clip of unnecessary wood that
will take from the growth of the fruit,
but keep as many leaves as possible to
nourish and support it. Never clip a
leaf unless diseased; and we think 1t an
advantage to have more leaves at the bot
tom of the trellis than at the top; rs there
is more health and development at the top,
there are larger and moro perfect leaves.
With vines, especially the Clinton, we
know this to be the case. The ground is
damp, and there is more hurt to the leaves
thcre.-Correspondek Codntry Gentleman.
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The following beautiful sentiments are
from Mcister Karl's sketch book. entitled.
1.-THE Light Of Heaven" 1t Is full of
todching tenderness: cit Is dark when the
honest and honorable man sees the results
Of years swept cruelty away by the knav-
ish and heartless adversary. II Is dark
when he feels the clouds of sorrow gather
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Farm for Sale.

l~-o SITUATED In Buxton. near
n1HskH Salmon Fails village, nine miles
from sseO, sixteen IRON Portland
near The line Of che r. n. Railrosd.
said farm Was the property Of tho late wu MIL.
iken and consists Of $50 acres suitably divided into
tillsse and pasiurags under high state Of calu.
walton, with good orchard buildings nearly nsv
cuts about Is tons Of hay. Commercially divided
into two farms. Terms reasonable. Apply 10
IVORY Q MILLIKEN. on the premises. or 10
<etf DANIEL BENNETT. ESQ, Buxton
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What the gently distilled dew of heaven
is to the plants and flowers. so Is the kind
voice of sympathy to the bosom that
heaves under the pressure of LIES accu-
INFLATED sorrows and Affections.
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WANTS!

10 50.
DO you cant good Gold Watch.
Do you ,cant a good Silrer Watch.
Do you rant good Clock.
DO you ,oant good Chain.
Do you ipant good set Of Silper Spoons.
Do you ,oant a good set Of Silrer Forks.
Do yol toant a good set Of Je,celry.
Do yo4 ,oant a good pair Sleerc Buttons.
Do you ,oant a good God Ring.
Do you pant a good pair Of Speetaeles.
Do y0u ,oant good pair Of Eye.Glases.
Do you ,oan, good set Of Table Kuires.
DO you ,oant good set Of Plated Forks.
DO you ,eant good Pie or Fsh KNIFE.
Do you ,oans good Butter KNIFE.
DO you ,Oani good Frat KNIFE.
DO You ,eani good Napkin Ring.
Do you ,rant a good Tsa SET or Castor.
Do you ,eani good Cake Basket.
DO you ,ennt a good lee Pitehr.
Do yon ,eani good Butler Dih
Do you sednt a good Berry Dish.
Do you seant good Mantle Ornament.
DO YOU ,oan good Unwilling Bog.
DO you ,rani good HdkJor Glove Boz.
DO you ,eani good Album.
Do yos ,oani a good Pocket Book.
DO vou rant good Pocket Knife.
Do YOU ,oant good Ra.or.
Do you cant a good pair Qf Seiaors.
DO you cant a good pair Of Shsdrs.
IN FACT. DO you WANT
AnytAing hat 10. or should be, found Ia
F1RSTCL.aSS
Watch, Clock, Je,Delry, Silu,
Ware and Fancy Goods
Establishment,
JUST CALL 1T
j. J. W'OODW:aRD'S,
Great Falls. Nh.
HE WILL SUPPLY POUR WAN7S
IN Manner
That shall be Satiqacsoryi
REME.xBER. tr-
GOLD IND SILVER TAKEN
At as Hieaesi Rates.
WITCHES. CLOCKS 4 JEWELRY
c.s.sS ia ns sssi Msaar. ~
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Farm for Sale |!

c,ITuATED In Dayton. on the riverrad lesdlng
y trom Biddeford 10 Salmcn Palls, and within
fev rods Of the new County road 20 Limerick, and
h ahout ain miles from Saco and Biddeford.
said hrm contains about ~ sores. well divided
v"ci iot contains \ thirty growth Of piue lumber.
The farm has on ID good buildings and In good 70
pair. with nsvsrniiing water nm AR ursros
DAYTON. MAY n, 1859. 2itf
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DR. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.
A RIood Further and Regulator.

Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite, Liver Complaint
Sick Headache, Depression or Spirits, Neuralgia
tive tendencies. Chronic Diarrhea, and Diseases
peculiar to Females. Manufactured by HOPKINS
4 CO., Proprietors OF the celebrated Catarrh Tro-
ches and Electric Hair Restorer, le3 Main street,
Charlestown, Mass. For sale by all druggists.
sDIyOs5
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READ THIS.
AsAric cnoLElA IN cuuA. ALMOST EVERY CAST
CURED WIFE PAIN KrIlxn


AsiAric cnoLERA IN cHuA. ALMOST EVERY CASE
cuRKD WIFE PAM KILlxn.
Dear Sir, ought 10 have seAnovledrrd ,oos axo
the boz OF Pain Killer you had the goodnsss 10 end
m last year. IL coming was most provsdential. I
r. We rssorted st once 70 The Palm Killer usine =
directed Or cholera A List was kept q ell 70 whom
the Pain Killer was given, and our native assi.tanta
..saIe n that eight cst q svsy t,n % whom !! 2,
In various other dissases IL has PROVED IN noaics
liable blessing 10 multtudes Of poor people through
out all this region. Our native preachers sr0 never
willing 70 20 out ON their excurslons Without sup
ply Of Palm Killer. IL gives them nvoy IN The syes
ofthe people, and 500. 70 nnilies asd localities
csysd. Believe me, dear sin, grstsfaily and hith-
'e'' 'J J. N. JOHNSON, Missionary In China.
Prom Rev. r. Telford, Missionary In China, now
visiting his homo In Warrington, PennsyivanA-
Dear Birsi During . residence OF some ten yeafs
a. Q missionary In Slam and China, found your
Palm Killer most valuable remedy for that narfal
found Il most eectuai % give Of Pain
Killer In XII OF hot water swestsnea with suEar,
than after about fftsen minutes, begin 20 .givs
tablespoonful Of the ame mixture every half hour
until relief WAS obtained. Apply hot .ppliessions
Pain Killer clear, and rub the limbs briskiy: o.
those yho had the eholera and took tns medicine a
'''''' ' ' R.TRLPoRD.
II attactcd with diarrhea, dyssntry, or crAnp
collie, don't delay the use Of the Palm Killer.
Bsssrs Of su imfsfsess:
III: f pRR xl' bs !; ;ild II N f PSDs.to
Iwp No. "a high Street Providsnos. RI
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Hypocrisy may spin so fair thread
that it may deceive his own eye; he may
admire the cobweb, and not know himself
to be the spider.
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Faith is the blessed tree which produces
the noble and priceless fruits of wisdom,
virtue and true felicity.
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An ounce of mirth, with the same de-
gree of grace will serve God farther than
u pound of sadness.
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STATE OF MAINE.
,.,.,., ., s,.is I.Issi,,si ssAssiT., 0bh

Resolve rsisfsvs 70 ss'sss' $500 S""'
,...,,.x. That 10 10 essential 70 The highest In
,.rss Of %. s.... that ns.,srss should b ..tsn
dsssrIsi sehoof Dor giris, In seeordases vith The
seaS"mmen stions Of Hon George D. Bsrfovs, com.
miSIopsr appointed under resolve Of the Lsgis-
isturs or eighteen hundred and dIty.ssven, 10 in-
iastitstousi snd with . View Of securing eo-ope.
ration In % dscirabls . work. the 0ovsrnos and
Council are hereby directed 70 invite snd rseslvs
such institution Iosaisd within tkelr iinib and 70
report The came 10 the psxt Legtslstsrs.
- approved March 9th. $3.50
STATE OF MAINE, sscsErAsyY osyics.}
AuousYl, yuiy ~, les.
DR0PpsALS within the cope q me pvso.ns
i Rssoivs are hereby invtted. and nay % vent"
the once Of the Secretary OF buS.
nv a,dsr M The Oovsrpor and Council.
~ FRANKLlN y. DREW.
70
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canarsnsr.hip No,ice.

We m. uraer,irp,i have this day crmed ccfartner.
shlp under The arm name q rosle Frost and VII carry
On The CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH BUSINESS Al NE osi
stand q Luedeld rowie, corpss al Tempe sna na'n
Gro. W. FROST.
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When searching words come home to
your hearts. do not seek to turn them aside.
Let the truth work cffectually.
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ITO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. L.
l. DIX particularly Invites al Ladies who pesd Med.
icai or Surgical ahvses 10 call q HE Rooms, Eiee
street, Boston, Mas, which they win nnd Arranged DC
lheis spseiai aecnunodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over twenty yeau 70 ns
bsaDch of the resmeps of Ill di~sses PECULIAR % mas,
d n now conceded BY an Doth In this country and Eafcrl
si he exceh all othsr known peaetitiooes In s sak.
strny aod e6sctual treatment Of al kmae comp,aiDs.
Is medicines prepared viii he esprsss parposs Of
rrmovIpg ell diseasc such debility, veakDsss, usssu
i supprvssoos, enlsrgemenb u he womb, sss Oh Dis
charges which ov IRON nosbti state q us bird The
Doctor 10 nov fully psrpared treat IN bic peculiar ayie
both eiicay and surgtAiy, an dseases a ths kmals
ser and they srv respectfully Invited 10 call n
No. ~ Endicott Street, Boston,
An ls,sn requiring sdvies mus. oo.an one do'iss 70
lnsufe an answer.
Boslon, Jan. !, 1890.
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l0us contamination until
they were painfully alictins have been radically
ton Of the country. that the public scarcely need 70
he Informed OF It's virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison Is one Of the most destructive
enemies OF our race. Oftcn, this unseen and unfeli
tenant OF the organism undermines the constitution,
and Invites the attack OF cnfeebng or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion Of It's presence. Again,
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
Into one other OF Its hldeous fors either on The
surface or among the yiials. In the latter, tuber
heart, or tSmors formed N the liver or Il sSo%,
Its presence by eruptions tho skin, or foul ulcer
atoms on some part or the body. Hence the occa,
slonal use OF bottle OF this Sarsapdriiia Il adj
rersSns ss VIII me opo%ns
plants generally md immediate relief, and, nj
length, cure, by the use OF this sARSAf1RfL-
IA 81 s 1 E. sesd f T. o.
Visible forms OF Serofaioss disease. Also In the
more concealed forms, as Dyepcpsfa, Drop:y,
and H tGe various ss SueerS. sEseson. Of he musca
svphIIi. or venerrsi and Mere,srtal Disesses
.abtiains these obstinate msisdics By any medcins
hut long continued use OF this medicine win curt
the complaint. Lescerrh@a or Whites, Ufertss
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured ed by il
purifying and invigornting enect Minute Dlrcc.
lions for zach case are found In our Almanac, cup
Piled gratis. Rhewmafisns and Goms, when
.aused by Accommodations OF extraneous matters
=, n, TIC ssSa yield gSisily 70 y; 2: also Lse,
NATION Of the Nrer, and Jassdice, when arising.
blood. This SARSAP.ARILLIf & q great 70
,torer Tor me strength and yigor OF the systcm.
rhosc who are LaSgwtd and Lisfiess, DespoM-
fesf, Sieeptess, and troubled with Nervous Ap-
prehenstens or Eesrs, or any Of the Affections
iymptomatic OF Weaksess, win ind immediate
rllef and convincing evidence Of IL restorative
powcr upon trfh.
81 PREPARED M
~. J. c. AxED q CO.. LswelI, Mas..
Prsestesi end AasivfiesI CAemisss.
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TESTIMONIALS

TESTIMONIALS.
%" regard Mr.. Ed1y ~ one Of the most esysNs
snt sseesssfsi praetitopeu with whom have had
CHARLES MASON. Cour Of Pstsnts.
II have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ . man more eemssfsni ssf
frssfrsrfAy and moro capable Of putting their ap-
and favorable confederation IT the Patent once.
EDMuND BURKE
Late Comr Of Patsnts.-
Applications, on ell bot ONE OF which patents
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