Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-16
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''LnCy .uOFIlH1 WINS CtlIe(l Lu0 Oo6b bCuOlUT
in her class Mt the Sunday school, No
matter how wet the day Lucy was always
in time. although, her home was some dis
lance away, -
"She was never known to bring an i'm
perfect lesson, catechism, hymns, verses of
Scriptures we're all thoroughly learned at
ihoma and repeated reverently and serious
" as they should be. All this Wasvery right
ana il pleasant to tell Of, ], r -
S Shut unfortunately, Lucy Morris at home
and Lucy Morris at school were two very
different characters. Lucy was tho eldest
of six children, and her. mother, who was a
widow, had to work very hard all day to
support them all. You will suppose that
Lucy, being eleven years old could take
charge of the little ones, and help her
mother in many ways, but, instead Of being
useful, she was often more troublesome,
through her wi1fulness and carelessnes,
than any of her younger brothers and sis
tefEr II & & J fifIl y z1TETHTFg
'Lucy Lucy Z. her mother would, per:
,haps call from the foot of the stairs, some
Sunday morning, come down and help to
wash the children and get breakfast ready.
No answer-Lucy pretended not to hear.
Another c1ll-Lucy opened the bedroom
door about an inch, and cried: II can't
come mother, am looking through the
chapter we are going to read with teach
er at Sunday-scho0l.
sometimes her mother let hor remain
but at times she made her come down and
then then ~ lille children had hard
III .Lucy IL IN one ST her itsmpefa, they
the smart e. a distributed right and
1ork Oh 4S,~nsS. % oro4Fhor o,,A
roughly washed their faces and combed
their hair"
'Then Lucy would begin to set the Ia
BILE for breakfast, making o clatter with
the plates as though she would break them
after which she dragged her little brothers
and sisters to the table with good shake,
and then sat down sulky and pouting to cat
her own breakfast.
"When she could do as she liked she
was tolerably cheerful, otherwise she wa g
very i'll tempered, and made everybody
around her unhappy. So, you see, it is
not enough to learn your Sunday school
lessons. Religion at home is what all little
children should seek to have, and what
Lucy evidently had not"
HOMEOPATHIC DosEs.-The doses are RI
diculously small, but if they cure that
should be a Recommendation rather than
| objection. Granting that you may not be
able to explain the phenomenon, yet you
are bound to accept the fact, if such it be.
In the world of science the explanation fol-
lows the fact. often very slowly. It is the
business of the adept, not the novice, to
decide the question of the dose. II more
were required, more would be given, and
the much is not given, because the much
| is not required. 1t is conceivable that the
cura tive properties Of medicine are some.
thing quite distinct from the poisonous
ones, and that the curative virtues are only
developed by our mode of preparation in
proportion rs tho poisonous properties are
destroyed. Homeopathy however, is not
small doses, though it's successful applica.
ton does require the exhibition of medi.
cines Invested of their poisonous proper
ties. If yourself and family may lie cured
of pain and disease promptly and perman
emily, without being drugged or poisoned
surely you have occasion for gratitude, ant
humanity has gained somewhat.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics arr
unquestionably the best form of homeo
pathic medicine for family use. They art
simple. Invested of all intricacy, and while
they are harmless they are efficient. They
are not only source of comfort, but grea
saving in a tamily.-F6rt Wayne Sentinel.
The principal civil, military and naya
officers OF the Government have been in
vited to attend the Georgia State Fair, ant
the Macon Telegraph expresses tho earncs
hope that very many of them will accep
the invitation, and thus learn that the PEG
pie of the South ore not only willing bu
most anxious to accept tho situation, t.
return practically to tho Union, and t
invite cooperation in all industrial enter
prises. "We speak what We know"
says, "when we say that they will receive
cordial welcome from all classes of GU
people"
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tho blood tho Phosphorus renews waste Q
tho nerve tissue. and tho Calisaya give
natural healthfulness to the digestive OF
gans thereby curing Dyspepsia in its variou
forms, Wakefulness, General Debility, an
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