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The national Republican., 1869-02-08
Railroad Routes
pALriMoRs AND OHIO RArLRoip.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
"a iaS 4Hs ~ wls44 l4!sI; Il:
nov run '''iISR poR ssLrlnoRR
Lssvs daily, ,.se,pt eund.y, At 100, 500 and
y" NJ soR scS III wy WV sfsfiSss.e ASfRS ep' m
Leave daily. sxespt Sunday. At % aud a.0a N.
~" ToR ANNAPOLIS
LsaysstIa =. and toop. m. so'rain to or from
yosS ~ SssYEsTRTsAJ5hS sYsRA5hS
L'''' = ron n W %aF Y sft2p5ts StH2s and '"p' M
I'.'i5shEt "a fss4s 9 81 81 las i II = RssRRsr
Lave daily. sresp' Saturday and Sunday, 81
Qn Saturday Il :, m, snd fop. m.
s.ss!ss Il R.i,S s,.iiSs VIII ,rsips from 70 Baltimore
70 tcwheel,ns PaIterbprE, Se., .,
xssSss s s,.isu sSs S s ss r sd" Ass 'sS sS
TSE NAV TSrt q GsssEH. ,n snd Boston,
Master q Tf.n,P6TiS.ic;s + mpaaSE;
T. NJ COLI. ueusral Ticket Agent
ako. s. K00NTz. ,t-earSl issut. wa.binstnu
Fai.bsfIbafSSr f afSrTEbS sEb sS3s Es'EjEsroS F5Ss
Train. os.sssn wasSinatoa and New York ar,
ToR sEw YoRs, without ehsass Of ear.
iss's ds,ly tsSeOpt sunday at SEQ a. m. iIs
fuA PHILADELPHIA,
Lv.ys daily texeept Sunday asOoa m, Il. %
ON SUNDAY.
Lave foI New York at 8 u ,. m. and PhIlAdsl.
slsspins ssr-for New FORA on Up, IN. train only
sO:,oI .,n he hsd At the station Othcs at ali hour.
tei .,ssdSi: ss,sssn %s.hiSssSs. B:.!%sss AZ
aA'"i''aAd the west n..or q TI.ssp11,.ic, + wpasoM
I'm SoLS, ssacr.l Ticket Agent
l 1853 az ,PEEsIss5tSfSiA ~ , R9urE .G 1853
Q. .as .s.s soSffEsssss x. isss, train. will
%s.Sinsscs San B.i,lnOr. i,sm.
VIII EfgshNr SsstT sSgsEki fs sgGTs
day and night Cars, with modern improvements, and
saving from four 10 twelve hours In lime over any
other route Two hundred miles saved to Western
THREE DAILY ExPREss TRAINS WEST,
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS NORTH;
EnsFFsSStbhs FST asoas sS SSrss e and
re sdssStasss Of making all changes 10 UNION
Tickets BY this tUuts can be procured st Tho
svsnas under National Hotel, whore roiisble infor
pssssnsers p,osurinE tickets a, this oaeei can Sc
ss.s sssso%mOdaSp' n ssslPF Sar iSI EnI. O'
F"soorsn' co,,ar si,,h :, "a rekes AGENT
corner ''i'O ST. w %assisstcnnss rsspa cns1S'c b, q.
Ip. 8. rorEd General p.s-sPssExssa,. ~,
des-lv baltimore, Nd.
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Steamboat Lines.

NEw MRRCHANTs' STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ksPsgiTssa i@Sas @ SissSs vii ili%''' ;sS go, 9 !.
regularly duriuE the winter montht, <<tETk
erIiySsse1y IiySse1ybSJR,w SRw wI2,ssK, Yss236ssoLkI SsSsas
Issys. Ess. .YeTi, from Pier p. Bss. River.
,SsTy shTuRJRAx ES.I9lL MSSPkhSs sssti'.
ReturninE.-Leaye 0eorsetowp, foot Of High
,irest,, rHgRSs9hIs Alss.adri., ERIpkYsI
MONDAY MORNINGS.
This Line, .oopneetinE. at NoIfolk with the nns
steamers Of the Merehants' and MeehAnie.' Trans
portation Company to and from BOSTON, 4. pre-.
pared to take through freight at much reduced
rates, as the usual charge Of drAyage and other
EXPENSES through Baltimore Il svoidsd By this
route,
car. u op %fffaas ffii g. Sof the
PC. further Information apply 10 JOS. =. GAIT.
dsorGstsyn, p. g. OF At OFFICE or COMPANY.
corner New York avenue and seventeenth street.
uovai.u ]. w. THOMPSON. President
The national Republican., 1869-02-08
'IpsAN shITA."
0EO. w. BkRNT.

The Sndsrsigoed trustee. e. named y ,hs deed from
corded n L,bsT z. No: :. page q shlsh was gwen
synsnt 81 The sun Of 81, 90. msaticasd Ia above
advertisement. assent. % the sals properly
w R,ant' tyustass' and iii ioin In matins utia
10 the same. g Y. BEACH,
decp-A Trustee.
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1euen, tamtt er ruetb, bab i@ bier bin
t& tperee SIRE &ddtebr bier ~errparte,1 UNI
gu erfabreu, patt1 Ct metner 8elu9
wlinidt."
=. Der pprtier fab mid nod eiurnal an,
oann bte&arte unp faate vcSa, has dn<
bert freili@ meme Subtraction. @pue1
sic nt9t eintweilen eintreten 2"
ST n1tbi9te MIDI in ben 0roben, BON
Saulen %9etra9enen &pra1r uno Sfnete
lettwdrt8 Elm 3immer. Gin Diener in
re{9er 2ipree trat berous. Der Npr<
tier iiberrei9te ibm meme &arte unp-unz
!terrtdtete Jpn leiie. Der Dtener elite
Sprt6tt9 unos 9erdul6lps iber, bic
NIT pradtopllen Geppi9en beleote
Marmortreppe binauf. @tnioe Minuten
.serstnsen:; Der" 4tener~f ebrte-eann, -pea
einem anbern 1T einfa9erer &leipunq be-
5ur4idS9l Der f2ebtere tenteto 3 mir
an tbm 3u fpl9en.
ein 1~6ers~ "rodte@n Sic
&niee 5itterten> Der Ntbem ltodte, als id
bic Greppe binauhtie9 unp bod Hagen Die
Stufen iu fa& unb bequem, paBi IS Qnan1,
unm39li@ mar &niren9un9 pur@ ibr
Gritei9e1 5u empfnoen. @s,
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e pnifan,.-Oer peS. Mprpe6 d

&pnt a n Der peS Moroe6 an
rem @renjfontreleur &aiier an9efla9te
@ren3aufieber Stan9ele mill nun, no&<
rem ibm nc Musrere Der Nctbwebr al6
rem umtancen 3umieer nidt slidte, ben
Sob ais rur@ ~aufduiaea 2paseten leines
:@ew.bres seranlaBt blnltellen. Gr murpe
ire6alb idon 3meimal (an'mt rem pierp
al, ecu Srt her Ibat Nefibrt, UNI, mad
her Sage ipe1elben pie ar. re6 S9u6es
;u trfuneen. 9ein f.iibrr {o feltes Nuf<
ttreten1 lit eiiner arpfen Nierer9eIblaaen<
brit eemiben1 Die lld rur9 tetes Meinet,
auspradenl el, Die 6TentlideM eiinun9
1T ibm itri9ens iebr s%lnltis, pa iiie bel
frinen1 tarellt(en Qeumuno unp rubi9en
Iemparamsst Jpn einer3@ epalttbat faunl
|idbis bdlt- .5@.a. s.,.
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GpIb 1921.

Sob 1T in ben lebten Ga9er pom 1888
bis auf 142a gette6en uno perpunbert
1tcfen bic 2eute bic &Spfe 3ulammen ut,p
frasen e%r1aunt tpas pie6 rppbl. gu bepeu<
ten babe. Gtaatmdnner, bic G%tnan3a,1z
tbpritate,1 anb Die 1fentlide# pre7e iteuen
bic mathematician Nnlidten bariber
auf uno seben bic manni9falti9ittn TIT
1aden barber an.
Die Democratic 1T natirli9 nit ibrem
8eweiS lfbr l9neQ bel Der 9anb unr
maGt bic Mcminiaration Grants paflr
perantwprtl9> pbne jeop& AUDI rur einen
(Ni1baltiaen @r1np8fir ibre 8ebauptup9
onsufubren. Ni9ts: ais ab9eorplaene
&epensarten. rie man ilc tastdgli@ in
cemofratil1en Yldttern 1nbett..
|. .gintse ppuen %bebaupten paG Grant
u1b Gin TbelQ {sineS@ Cabinets 1abr ftrsge<
rid 9e(immt linD uno caB ple8 Zen lebr
empfnoli1en 0jelpmarft, 1'an1entltb in
@erbtnbun9 nit Den 8eriGten 2pnppner
3ettun9en pel@e fat pbne ssMu8nabme
Die @ermerf Jung pe6 NabamazG ertra9e6
unb bic in 8eju9 ,oQrauf 9ebaltene Ncce
|Senatpr Summers ftarf taoeln uno cine
iebr entriiltete Mfene annebmen> in cine
fteterii9e Stimmlng SeritBt BAIT ~
t.. Das fms jepp9 aud n1r tlpbe Ser
mutbunSen unb f6ettt unS bic ur1 fade
pes :plSslihen Stei9ens pea @olpes tpett
naber 3u lteaen. a" -. "
@ir 1fnb geneiat gu %9lauben bab bic
wtrfltde urla9e tn einem fin tltden
Man1Ser per grpben 0olo Speculanten
in WollRraBe lte9t md@e beabf9ti9e1
ben Gtnan;minifer ein;uldudtern I'm
ppn Dem f~erneren @erfauf ron rem i'm
S0aBamte %aaf9sbduftm 0olpe ab3u lte>
ben.
@pQte @efretar BcutweQ nit Dem ypn
tbm opoptirten Ylan fort abren jepe $50
DE cine Wiutpn DpQar5gplp III oerfauz
fen llnn ren Cribs in |BpncS on,uleoen,
70 miro bteS i'm Qaufe re5 Sabres SO
MiQtpnen Dollars Crib in BEN Gerfebr
brin9en, weldea bisbsr fir Die Ne9ieruno
nublo6 i'm S9aBamte lag. NatiirliG
tpiroe bic aQntdblide Bermebrun9 res
"Details int @ertebr pa5 premium auf
@plp beoeutenp berab brin9en uno Der
proft fir jene@olp Gliquess wQrce in benz
ielben Mab itabe tletner.
&Gnnten IS paber oieie2Dpen per8Irle
pabin bringen, mas wir ni9t bcfen> burG
funfi@e6 binauf9rauben pe6 @olp
N9ip6 fit furSe 3eit, ben Sefrstdr Don
feta IN 9efabtenplan a%b;ubrin9en> 70 batz
ten 1te wierer unumldrantte 0elpalt iiber
ben 0elomarft.
Olet9yiel ober melGes bic mabren
Crime oes auaenblidlidcn boben Yrdz
niua6 auf 0plp ftnc> uns ibeint rieler
Tinansplan BoutweI5 Elm iebr rerI t1noiz
ser gu fem. Dur0 Jpn miirosn niAt al
lein wdbreuc be5 Sabres Bonts I'M Bcs
TRACE pon 50 MiQtpnen Dollars ein9ez
l5it ionrern pem @clfe tptrc oud cine
jdbrltGe 8irpe Ypu $3,12O>000 in &C.
ftalt Ypn gu SablenpenS ntcrel1en an oteien
Bombs at9enommen ur1D pas, iouten
mir renfen> yeycient mpbl berlfVdti9t gu
lDeroen. '-' :
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-27
Sic Sfan5anaster uber Gempereus.

Der Neoafteur oe5 uTolfeblao" res
republifantiGen Sr8an5 unltres Sfanz
oinayii6en Trel!noe ldGt ii0 III 8elpre~
Dung Der nbrennenpen" Tra9e folBencerz
naeen n%ernebmen: uWir ba6en bi6ber
merer Der Gemperen3 Trase nod cen
Eemperen5 @eIeQl1aften uniere Nufmerfz
iamteit ju9ewanpt; tbeilmeile neil UNI
fere 2anpsleute nienals Elm Snterej1e an
nieier @ade 9eSei9t baten> Qnpererlsito
neil mir bic 9anie Sade mcbr pner we<
niger ol5 6umtu9 betra1ten."
Nur, oie6 tit 9erpiB peutltd 9enu9 &C.
lproden. -,
Da5 Blatt bemertt ferner lebr ri6ti9 :
u@ir Gurppder finoen fsinen @eldmad
an rer9leiden @eieQldaften Good
Templars) Sputer bic Genape
reu;leute ntdt nit Der Yartet 9eben mol
len. a%usgenpmmen mir. nebnsn ibre Ylatz
form an, il loft fe mad 8elteben tbrn
mas 1Ie mollen. Oils cine pplitilbe Or
aaniiution int Stoot ino pielelben iebr
unlddolid."
G6 freut un6> pae unler College pom
vBplfebIap" ctele entiA:erene ebrenYclIe
Steuuna in rie(er Graae 9enommen bat.
G5 1T un6 70 oft Don Gemperen;leuten
perli6ert morcen, rab Is gang beioncer6
pas lfanrinapii6e Clement lei, auf mel9e
de tbre 9r6bten 5ofnun9en, itsten pab
pisie melt eber 9enet9t wlren ft9 cen
Dlnlden Ger Wo{'erltmpel gu fu3en>
batten ober nibt raran 9eca6t paB mir
Gurop1er fsinen b%elonoern 0efauen al
pieier Mrt npn @eisuldoften %finren."
Was 1T nun pa6 &elultat? Nadrem
@fanpinorien unoD euti6lano nidt NIT
lpielt lino rtele 9errtn auf iih lelbf am
9emisl EN-. u,,p rpenn ite eini9ermafen nit
Wram Nisle6 &edenbu& tefannt linr> 10
mi0en le ldun jsyt ausoefuneen BADEN
ME unencli@ arcb ibre Minoritdt in je>
per Se;iebuna 1T. -
Nur. rer Troft piele6 TempelritterS 1T
Der, raB etnit Der Sag fommen miro 100
AUDI Die Sitter Trdulein6 ibre Stimmen
Il, Der pclitilden Nrena Dabcn neroen,
unp oann miro nas oanSe Qanp mitWalz
fer iiter|dmemmt. @ratuliren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-27

= @e r.-Das weimarilde Miniz
lterium ees Snnern bat jsbt ouf .0runp
cer lebtea 0olt65dblan9 cine 9enoueSta'
tiff iber ole BewobnerSabl unp ben
Gsbitanp int Baimariihen ner1fentliz
Acn- la0en.4 5icrna@ sablt 8eimar i'm
@ansen Y283,OA Ginwohner, mepppl,,
.271.767 Yrpteitanten, 1866 8atbpliten,
40 @rieGil9 :&atbeliide, 1 .Mennpnite,
60 6reiaemsincler, 1882 Surcn, 18@nz
bauaer aneersr driitliden Geften u.np t
Wubamccaner. Seit Ter DorleBten 3lbz
tuas haben) 1d bic MnbdnSer Ser {reien
Wemcincen Uni II pern1ebrt.
~Guta.-@eneral Goniul plurnt bal
lein Mmt an0etretcn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-27
GQtbcQrt Il. g..
w. S. 6. @tren9pn, beat19er G(erf.

aa- Sm oerpaufeu.-m.iu @tore. Mo. 1870 gr5tt.
Steg. 9te Vote 1T 25 5uR Jrcnt an Der Drittcn stride
ot l2o sue tief, nit Elm 1inftsl unsetteiltem Sntsre1e tn 20
f fr ioo 6ag ot"t.r o%snleleea mad Ger y,erten 5tra6t burd.
mela gSObnbaus, @art place summit goenue. ~""'
81. s.. ESnthrnrf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-27

gu Serfaufen. - Cine i'm beten s3utanbe
lid %befneenre, in Der Mabe elmer Ger frsauenteiten 5taete AM
stern Miune cta= Silver ~belesens Sr ucrei aebt easu &C.
bDriseu lllenilten uno uer Mder euss yano, Ut unter Dor
%tbeilbaften Beoinsunsen Su perfauf en.-!iabsres In Der Sffee
Der Wltnn. Staat5ieitun1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-27
.@rpBer
Mu8DerfQuf!
1Daoren
tlr 6reibi9 Sage.

Da mir beabd6ti9en infer @eldaft
ealo aufju9eben, 70 Yerfaufen mir unlern
Aon;en Sorratb BON GLEN aaren ~
lebr recucirten Yreilen, Don 20 bis 80
Gents om-Gbaler.,
Da6 beibt, mir perfaufen ma,,de Bao>
rem fir 20 Gents bic mir fruber fir ei11en
,Ibaler perfauftm unp atcere @ooren
bis gu 80 Gents bic mir frQber fir ei>1eu
Gbaler Serfauften.
Sbiee @rctic nnr ececn @aar.
Gs 1T ni@t n1tbis bier AQeS i'm gin,elnen cuff,
su3ablen ra unier gprratb benz Wnblifum bin<
ldn9lt9 befannt III.
Tenn Yubl FUN BON ct. Waul III bier tine 1el-
tene @ele9enbeit eetcten il9 nit Waareu III GER
lehe1, bic tbnen anOer5 5wet cocr orei Ntal 70 piel
fcltt1 wilreen. Cine iolde @elegenteit pirp ]d
pieQeib: ME wieber bieten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-27
uSbnfDpee DQu(e,"

t'1t'ett pee M15n. @9sntraIzDabn Deso,,
Winneepctte, SGf mn
Wt9. eastmanH, &ts:nttSmn.
Meire nerjbsH OiGe Hnoeu bel mir f,te 81.
'eSse Geotsnung sah I:{t une 2oats in rasireu
rob!sinacrid5tc!sn saule. Meiue gar srtta!,
:eEs ost beecn ,scsyGn>s.
;saAsssss Aasgsse:QGsa 5taIant lit nit tsm
bauis ~ss.tunten
M; Ct. D"artmduu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-27

&6ni96ber9.-Die vTons. 3tS."
melret ltnterm 81. @pril: Der Stuo
tteol. 81. aus Donsi9> Der auf Der
hieli9en llniveritdt in eriten Gent
i1u nucirt. fam ant Donner6toa
NbencS 10 ubr in fart anaebeiterem3u gu
itonee III @eleQldaft zines Gommilitonen
aus rer &neipe unb mar auf Dem Weae
na@ ietner in rer &os9drtner 5intersaie
beleaenen@ pbnuns >als Die beicen jun9en
Manner 3peien Mao6en beeesneten
,pelae ie NIT. na9 ibrer Wobnuna nab
men. Ni&t lanse wdtfte es, als man
einea G6u6 fallen b5rte. Der M. feus
erte elmo pifole 9esen eines Der Mdo@en.
Die &uael mar Dem Mdp@en rur@ ben
.6trobbut in rem &opf aerrunsen. Mls
man pie1e na9 etrpa 3wei @tunren mitteit
zines 8rantenma9ens no@ eer itdrtilaen
&ranfenanfalt l9afte, tpar fte auf cem
@eq1e,i portbin. te;eits 9eforten. @;e
man annimmt 1T ii& Der @turipius. ols
er ras pom tinten 5ui .laoenpe piltol Qez
aen caS Mip6en rt9tete, ni6t bepust
.aemeien, baB co6elbe i6arf selacen iri..
;1peite Mdr@en mar mad pem @cr>
:faQe aus eem 5auie 9elaufen. Der@tu
bent puree1 9eitern Moraen in leiner
@ebnansperbqftet nno pe1nRar3er lber>
.heTer. lg g5 lsH
3& 8erfin,-Das 3ouparlamert tritt
am 31iten Mai 3ulammet1.: Wi ag
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-27

NuS3uptrfaufen. - Gin @altbauS in
Wtnnsapplis. Maes 1T I'm bsfen 3utanee. Das 9aus 1T
sunftts seleaen uno erfreut tidy elmer sablretden 9unbibaft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-27

gu sertaufen.- Gin gut %9elegener unb
trequentirter Saloon uni Boarttnsbaus TIT Ser oberen etabt
TT uner annebmbaren Berineuusea aussuvertaufen.-Ndbe~
res IN Ger SfRcs Der Mlnnelpta StaatsSetung.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-27

gu Serfauen.- Gin I'M be1en Sbeile
ssr Staet ~beleaeneS eute G,iddfse tbusnSes 8pareinsbaus.
Seetnaunaen literal. lr,ade res @e1faufs is: &ranttett-
Nalsres IN Der Office ber Staut5Seituns.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-09-03

CARBoLATE OF LIME AS A DIsNFEc-
rASr.-The Tribune win do q good SER
vice to the community just ut this time by
calling attention to the very great value
of carbolate of lime. 1t il not rs well
known as II should be, nor Is II as easily
found at the druggists as 1t ought to be.
,Carbolate of lime Is probably the most Of.
fective substance for all ordinary disin.
fccting purposes now known. 1t Is a
preparation of carbolic acid, one Of the
many productions Of coal tar. When
rightly prepared 1t is in the form Of q very
pretty pink powder. with a strong odor-
to many persons pleasant-of coal tar. A
very small portion, say. teaspoonfal or
SO, viii destroy almost ut once the efiiuvia
of a privy, little sprinkled round the
barrel of garbage will remove Its smell.
the box or paper left open in sick room
will sweeten the atmosphere In a very
short time, Tho writer Of this had occa-
sion to recommend Its use to family liv-
ing in very small house, with one Of Its
members nearly gone under the spread Of
a terrific cancer extending over an i'm
mense surface, add in Its worst stage. Tho
horrible odor filed the whole house, when
he sent package there. On his next
call there was not trace Of efiiuvia, and
the thanks of the family were given with
almost tears Of gratitude.-M T. Tribune.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-09-03

An IMPRESSIVE TuoUGIr.-The sea Is
the largest of all cemeteries, and It's slum-
berers sleep without monuments. All
other grave yards, in other lands, show
some distinction between the great and
small. the rich and the poor, but by that
ocean cemetery the king and the clown,
the prince and the peasant, are alike dis
tinguishcd. The same waves roll over MI
the same requiem by the minstrcls OF
the ocean is sung to their honor. Over
their remains the same storm beats and
the same sun shines, and there, unmarked,
the weak and the powerful. the plumed
and the honorcd will sleep on until awak-
ened.
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miscellaneous.
Don't Worry About Yourself.

To retain or recover health, persons
should be relieved from anxiety concern
Ing disease. The mind has power over
the body. For a person to think that he
has disease will Often produce that dis
ease. This we see effected when the mind
Is intensely concentrated upon the disease
Ii Is found in the hospital that surgeons
and physicians who make n speciality of n
certain disease are liable to die of il them
selves and the mental power Is so great
that sometimes people die Of diseases Of
which they have only imagination. We
have seen a person sca-sick in anticipa.
ton Of a sea voyage, before reaching the
vessel. We have known person to die
Of cancer in the stomach when he had no
cancer or any other mortal dcscasc. A
blindfolded man. slightly prickcd In the
arm. has tainted and died. from believing
that he was bleeding to death. Therefore
well persons, to remain well, should be
cheerful and happy; and sick persons
should have their attention rs much Ms
possible directed from themselves. II
Is by their faith that men are saved and
IL is by their faith they die! Asa man
thinketh so Is he. 1.-The wills not TO die
he can often live in spite Of disease and
IL ne has little or no attachment TO life, he
will slip away rs easily asa child viii fall
TO sleep. Men live by their souls and not
by their bodies. Their bodies have no
life Of themselves they are only rccepta-
clcs of life-tenements for their souls, and
the will has much To do in continuing the
physical occupancy or giving II up.
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Il Religion Beautiful?

Always! In the child. the maiden, the
wife, the mother, religion shines with a
holy benignant beauty of its own. which
nothing Of earth can mar. Never yet
was the female character perfect without
the steady faith of picty. Beauty. intel
lect. wealth! they are like pitfalls, dark
in the brightest day, unless the divine
light, unless religion throw her soft beams
around them, to purify and cxalt, making
twice glorious that which seemed all love
illness before.
Religion is very beautifnl-in health or
sickness, in wealth or poverty. We can
never enter the sick chamber Of the good
but soft music seems to float on the air.
and the burden Of their song is-"Lo!
peace is here"
Could we look into thousands Of fami-
lies today. where discomfort fights sullen-
" with life, we should find the chief
source of unhappines'' rant Of re''gi0" d"
condn.
And in felons' cells-in places of crime,
misery. destitution. ignorsnce-wc should
behold in all its most terrible dcformity,
the fruit of irreligion In woman.
Oh. religion. benignant majesty. high
ON thy throne thou sittest, glorious and
exalted. Not above the cloud, for earth
clouds come never between thee and truly
pious souls-not beneath the clouds, for
above these is heaven, opening through a
broad vista of exceeding beauty.
Its gates are the splendor of jasper and
precious stones, white with dewy light
that neither flashes nor blazes, but steadi-
" proceedeth from the throne Of God.
Its towers bathed in refulgent glory ten
times the brightness of ten thousand suns
vet soft, undazzling tho eyes.
And there religion points. Art thou
weary 1t whispers, ''rest-up there
there forever Art thou sorrowing?-
..joy." Art thou weiged down with I'M
mcritcd ignouiny9-"kings and priests in
that holy home" Art thou poor'-"the
very streets before thy mansion shall be
gold.n Art thou friendless3-''the angels
shall be thy companions, and God thy
Friend and Father"
Is religion beautiful We answer. all
Is desolation and dcformity where re-
ligion is not.
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They Cs~s not Bach 70 Us.

They Cove not Back 20 Us.
They como not hack 10 US. tho loved departed,
Gone from The sorrows and the cares Of earth,
To scenes Of LIFE on heavenly plains impaired,
Amid the glories Of celestial birth.
They como not back 10 rs, when twilight fingers
On cloud and mountain, and the summer shore
Beyond the nushinss fits golden fingers,
From brighter scenes they como 10 rs no more.
They come not back 10 Us. when comes the morn
Ing,
With song and brightness flooding grove and
bower,
With rich glory 80 and sky adorning.
And crimson ares whore hosry submits tower.
rhsy come no, bach 10 US through years depart
Inc.
with tAs winged nes,nss. Of Tines rapid nigh,,
Though summer lifs Ia beauty Is impartlng,
Or Winters reign has sci It's seal Of blight
They como no, hack 10 rs, Eternal morning
sheds nislsss light upon their vision now,
beyond earth's darkness and beyond It's seornlng
Immortal youth beams cloudles on each brow
rhsy como not hack 10 us-vs hear their voices
Thrilling gisd music On the earth no moro,
Where tho bright ssrsph vonhlps and relolces,
They wake glad anthems on that deathles'
shore. ~
They como not back to us-uith Joy and glad
nc>,
They beamsd upon rs In The vanished days.
They come no moro In hours OF mirth or sadness
No mce with ~ 70 walk carth's thorny ways.
They como MOI back 10 ~ seross the river,
Whose .urg,s brs~k On The eternal strand,
But We may 10 10 twsll with them Forever,
In the blest resjch Of the sinless land!
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1t is very likely. It is still enough to DO
an old bachelor. II spreads out no side
branches. It's top dies carly. It casts
pcnurious shadow.
But my hand Is tired. The winds move.
All the leaves call me. Let me 90 forth!
This ocean above mo Is surer to cure
trouble than the waters Of Jordan were to
cleanse Mammals leprosy. Tne winds
sound, the trees sing. My soul sings. It's
thoughts and moods below may roll Ike u
disturbed sea; but, drawn up into tho
heavenly air. like tho waters Of the sen,
they forget their wrath. and descend again
in gentle dews and nourishing rains.-
LEDGER.
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wrath. and |. make, it bla.o moro fierce

y. i,
Kind words make other people good
natured. Cold words freeze people, ana
hot words scorch them. and bitter WORDS
make them bitter. am wrathful words
make them wrsihfnl. There is such u
rush for all other kind Of words In our
DAYS, that IL seems desirable to give kind
words chance among them. There are
vain words, and idle words, and hasty
words, aud spitcful words, and silly words
and empty words, and bobterous words,
and warlike words.
Kind words also produce their own
image in mems souls. And beautiful
image Ii is. They soothe and quiet and
comfort the nearer. They shame him
out of his sour, morose, unkind feelings.
We have not yet begun to use kind words
in such abundance as they ought to he
need
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Haze Faith, and Struggle on.

A swallow In the Spring
Came 10 our granary. and meath tho caves
Essaycd 10 make nest, and there did bring
Wet earth and straw and leaves.
Day after day she toiled
With patient art, but, ere her work was crowned,
Some sad mishap the tiny hbrie spoiled,
And dashed II TO tho ground.
She found the ruin wrought,
But, not cast down, forth from the place she few,
And with her mate fresh earth and grasses
brought
And built her nest anew.
But scarcely had she placed
The last soft feather on Its ample floor,
When wicked hand or chance again laid waste,
And wrought the ruin DER.
but SIN her heart she kept,
And ,olled again; and last night, hearing calls,
looked. and 10, three little swallows slept
Within the earth-mado walls.
What truth Is here, o Man,
Hath Hope been smitten In IL carly dawn'
Hath cloud o'ercast thy purpose, trust, or plant
Have Farm and struggle on