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"Alow me TO carry your basket Miss, as
long as our paths lie IN the same direction,
said Mr.. Edge courteously relieving her of
her burden as he spoke and--may be you'd
find less difficulty if you would take my arm"
Well, wasn't It dolightiu2 Mr. Edge for.
got the wet streets and the pitchy darkness
he thought he was walking on roses. Only
as he approached his own door, he began to
feel little nervous, and wished the little in-
cognitio wouldn't hold on so tight Suppose
Maria should be at the window on the look
out, as she often was, how would She inter-
prot matters? He could not make her be-
lieyc he only wanted to be polite to the fair
traveller Beside his sweeping declarations
in the mornings, she would be sure to recall
them As he stopped at the right number
and bid blue eyes adieu, he was astonished to
see her run lightly up the steps to enter like
wise Gracious Apollo he burst into a
chilly pcrspiration at the idea Of the young
hdy's error.
d" think you must have made % mistake,
Miss" he stammercd " this can't be your
house"
But il was too late she was already in the
brilliantly y-lightcd hall, and turning around,
threw of her dripping habliaments and made
"a low courtesy
Very much obliged to you for your po-
liteness, sir"
Why, it is my wife :" gasped Mr. Edge
"And happy to see YOU have not forgotten
all your gallantry toward ladies' pursued
the mcrciess little puss, her blue eyes (they
fcere pretty,J all in a dance with suppressed
roguery
Edge looked from ceiling to floor, in vain
search Of a loop hole to retreat, but the search
was unayailiug.
Well,' said he, in the most shcopsh Of
tones, it is the first time | ever was so
polite to a lady in the cars, and hang me if it
shan't be the last
" You sec DEAR said the ecstatic little
lady, ' didn't expect to be delayed so long,
and hadn't any idea that ] should meet with
so much attention in the cars, and that from
my own husband, too Goodness how aunt
Priscilla will enjoy the joke!"
"lf you tell the old harpy,' said Edge in
desperation " shall never hear the last Of
liz :"
Very probable" was the provoSing reply
Of his wife.
Now, look here, darling" said Mr.. Edge,
coaxingly, "you won't say anything will
you2 A fellow don't want to be laughed at
by the world say, Maria, you shall have
the prettest furs in New York, if you will
only keep quiet-you shall upon my honor"
The terms were satisfactory, and Maria
capitulated- woudn't2 And that is the
way she got those splendid furs that filed
the hearts of her female friends with envy
and perhaps it was what has made Mr.. Edge
such courteous husband ever since
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tllnral g. lReliginus.
WEARY.

Father, Pm sal and wcary-giyo mo rosti
Weary of earth, its troubles and IFS suarcs-
Weary Of combat with It's many Cares
l. there mo- refuge for me on thy hrcastl
Deceived by those on whom most relied
Weary Of broken friendship, of betrayed
Yearning 10 trust, and yet to trust afraid
come to one In WHOM may oon0dc.
o / am weary Of this sinful life,
Weary Of errug and yot erring suli
knowing, yet doing not Thy holy will
o, am weary ofthls endless strife
ask not that Thou take the from the earth,
But kecp mo irom its evils-guide my feet
And give me strength It's many woes to meet
To act all worthy my heavenly birth.
o teach mo to do good-with heart and hand
Tohelp those struggling meath load OF sriot,
Relieving whore my aid may bring rclioi-
Thus ever following Thy hlcst command
o. eiyo to inc an innate dread OF ain,
That may thread Thy way in holy fear,
Striving 20 keep my consciohsc ever clear,
My words all right, and purity within.
And if feel this life a weariness,
with such an utter Loneliness Of heart
O, grd my spirit-newcr strength mpart,
With heavenly sympathy my spirit bloss.
Then will my soul the holy influence know.
Then may be eonqrer In the strife.
Aud may firmly tread my way through life
TIL ends my toilsome pilgrimage below
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The UnhoIy Desire of Dress.

You wish to dress your wife better than
your circumstances will allow. She wants to
have you She is woman of spirit, as it is
said aud she does not mean to be drudge
Why should our neighbors,' she says to her
husband, dress any better than we? They
are made of the same flesh and blood that we
are. See how they come out | don't think
man of any spirit would let his wife and
children 20 to church dressed as you let us
go. Look at these children. You would
think that they had Just come out of some
sop-housc If had married as | might
have married, we should have had different
times-I and my children - How many
men are stung to the quick by such remarks
from their wives Ottentmes their moral
sense reyolts, at first, and they feel indigna-
ton but" continual dropping wears a stone;"
and by and by the man is dressed little bet
ter than he can afford, and his wife and chill
dren are dressed better than he can afford 7;
and somebody must pay for the extravaganza.
| do not say that they grind. They mean
somehow to get it out of the dress-maker, or
out Of the merchant. They intend to make
one hand wash the other somehow and they
60 into petty meannesses, to bring it about.
And this desire to dress better than they can
afford is taking off the very enamel of their
virtue, and taking out the very stamina Of
their religious lie Unimportant as it seems,
ostentatious vanity in dress has ruined many
a family, and damned many a soul Henry
Ward Beecher.
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The HAPPy SuRPRIsE.-A lady distin-
guished as writer states that, when she was
in her fourteenth year, the great duty of con-
secrating herself to her Redeemer was brought
home to her heart and conscience; and the
SPECIAL obstacle in her way was fear of an elder
brother, then spending at home his college
vacation. He was a young man Of brilliant
promise, but with great powers of ridicule,
and she shrank from his merciless wit. For
several days the conflict. between convictions
of the Spirit and his displeasure, filled her
with agony At last she yielded herself to
Christ, and resolved to confess it to her
brother, and implore him to make the same
wise choice. With faltering tongue she in
troduced the subject when, TO her joy, he
seized her hand, and, with fearful eyes and
tremulous voice. told her that he too for some
time had been under religious impressions,
and that the great obstacle that appeared be-
fore him was the fear that ii would cut him
off from her love and sympathy. What a
happy surprise was this to both Of them -
The Messenger.
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For Enung Ladies.


so drcnry and dark" were our words that day.
Again and again repeated
As the hours wore on, and The tall old clock
Told them and thoir duties completed
Such dismal day for the clouds were dark,
And tho rain, in its wearisomc falling
Drppcd an answer Ia tears 10 the dosolate cry
Of The blast through the rooftrecs calling.
Not glimpse n hluc-not CLEAN Of gold
In the arch above US bending,
Only the clouds In their drapnga Of gray,
Sad with grief that seemed uucndng.
SO the day crcpt on, and we talked Of the aight
In darkness upon us stealing,
Aud wondered lfrg ghtncss would come with the dawn,
Much ofbcauty, now cioud.veiled, revealing.
There's rf ia Tho cloudy called giadsone voice,
And the words had a settlns Of sweetness,
That rounded tho ubilant tidlngs she spake
To the fullest grace ofcomplotcncs..
"A rif in thc cloud "-anl % 'pread as we gazed
TIL the west was o. marvel Of glory,
Where the broken clouds n the sunlight CLEANED,
Pnuscs bright IN the goldcn-wrt story.
"A rlft in the cloud r--tho words crcpt hack
Through many an aftor-tme thinking,
And swector meaning lont thom grace,
lts truth 20 their lovcllncss linking
And thought when hours were dark with fears,
Or draped with a mantle Of sorrow,
How word Of cheer Is "a rim in the clouds,n
Fair type ofa bright tomorrow.
A whisper Of loyc-a smile that Il swoot--
A decd that IL sympathy's token
Little aids that give TO our weakness strength
SO the power of temptation s broken
These "rf IN The clouds" they como to our lives
Amid woes and stern lessons duty,
Amid wcaris0me lahors aud hopes that are vain
As perfected glmpses orbcauty.
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Special iantices.
WITHOUT A coon pIaEsrIoN

hllnObi NOOD DlNEo llON
All other temporal blessings aro comparatively worth
less The dyspepte millionaire who has tried all tho
potions OF the medical profession IN vain and believes
his complaint 70 bo incurahlo, would give half bis for
tune 70 be freed from the horrors Of indigestion and thus
enabled TO enjoy the other half ofeourss he ,sonM
Perhaps 1lOsTETTERs STOMACH BITTBRs has
been recommended to such sufferer Possibly he has
turned IRON the friend who made tho suggestion with
sneer intimatng that he has no ftiM in any "patcnt
medicine" II this hns been the case 20 much the ioor,s
for rim. Ills incrcdulty dooms him to life Of misery
All the luSures which wealth purchase at his
command Not ono Of them can gyo him pleasure, II,
own Irrational obstlnacy is his bano.
The mas's' happily for themselves, arc less skcptcal
There is such thing biyotsd unbs,G we'll bigoei
uefaity and golden between the two which mon
and women who glftcd with common adopt and
profit by Thcsc The class That paronilc and rec
ommend llOSrErrERs BfrrERs. Why do thoy ap.
provo this famous antldyspcpto aud anthous propa-
raton Simply because they have boon TOO much the
slaves " sonseless prejudice TO give it fair trial and
have found that whom al other toncs .tnulants and
stomachcs ned, It produced the desired effect
"striko, but hear said the Roman sagc when his
ignorant enemies were asailing him Doubt but try
says the man who has been cured Of indigestion Or bill
iousness or intermittent fever by tho Bttcrs a ho ro
lates his experience Of the medicine bis invalid
friends Whoever welded to his forcgonc theoretical
conclusions to decline To tost the properties of med
ieine endorsed by the testimony Of intelligent men IN
every walk Of lfe and approved by the people at large
d.'srte' 10 suffer. clG
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Gems from spurgeon.

The Atonement, as an exhibition of the
divine character, tends to beget sorrow for sin
and trust in Christ As revelation Of the
heart of God, it moves with persuasive and
subduing power upon the hearts Of men. As
a practical demonstration of Jehoyah's love-
paying homage to his righteousness, and yet
reaching out its hand to recover the lost, it
makes the strongest imaginable appeal to our
religious nature.
There is deep meaning in the Apostles
words ave love him because he first loved
us !" for il is the tendency Of love to beget
love and, If any truth could by its own prop
or influence originate spiritual life in a sinful
soul it would be the truth, so often repeated
in the New Testament, that Christ suffered
for our sins the just for the unjust, to bring
us to Cod for this truth presents the high
est instance, the crowning manifestation of
divine love to men.
True piety consists in practical obcdi-
ence, and when one learns how to obey, and
"minds God" in all things, he is truly good.
This is the highest test of goodness and the
highest attainment created being ever makes
is to learn how TO mind God" II is the
great lesson of our lives on earth, and will be
perfected in heaven.
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LESSONS or SoRRow.-Sorrow sobers us
and makes the mind genial. And in sorrow
we love and trust our friends more tenderly,
and the dear become dearer to us. And just
as the stars shine out in the nights, so there
are blessed faces that look at us in our grief
though their features were fading from our
recollection. Suffering! Let no man dread
it too much, because II is better for him, and
it win help to make him sure of being immor-
tai. 1t is not in the bright days, but only in
the solemn night, that other worlds are to be
seen shining in the long long distances. And
it is in sorrow-the night of the soul--that we
see the fartherest, and know ourselves ma
tives Of infnity and sons and daughters Of
the Most High
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& tl5ites.
THE rMREE LIrrLE CnAIRs.


They "t alone Hy iho bright wood IRE
Ihe gray-ha'rcd dame and The aged Sire
rt, t.,r.t,,r. am ~, ,..t, ,-.i,tt.4.tt
Vbc, tu, t,l tio,,,,t. tt,,t ,t,o,.,,,, Ivy. ,,,,,l
A.oa,t bcart ,Iterel a .i.h
FOR tcif SAT- and tenrinl eyes deserted
Ihrce h'tle ohAifs placed sde ly 'idu'
olt.f,,lt,n.'i o,,,,,,,.l, nj, ,l,,,o ti,.,..,..t
mi. ...,t. a,...,,, ,i..i. c-,,,.,. 80.
wtr, t,,ir a.t.sost,,fd.t,n5tuI
Then the sire shook Dig sFcry hoad,
And with trcmhlins voice hc gently nid-
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Our and trust our Justification for calling
the publia attention to M0TuER BlhyY's Qufrtisa
suauP are furnished hy tho frequency and fatality oi
the diseases Of infancy and chdhood 50 alarming and
serious the aecoasss that child n throe dies Dee
fore tho hth year These facts afford conclusvs arru-
mcut for enforcing mothers the Importance Of using
remedy, (Which contains Morphine Poisonous Drug
and never fails twhcn timely uscd 20 effect cure II
greatly assists the child through the months ftochng
Hays al palm reduces Inflammation c0rrccs acdty u
the stomach and never fails 10 regulate tho bowels
makes sick and weak children strong and healthy pro-
duco. natural sleep for tho child thereby a1ordng rest
to the mother For summer complaints. Dyscntory and
Diarrh0a, il has no equal. For Wind Collie, Commissions
Gripping &c, It never fails to give immediate relief
hOruEn BAiElr's QtrErSr srRup, for children is an
rginal medicine, well established. therefore use no
other and you arc safe For ale by all Druggists and
Doarlers in Medicine.
A. RICHARDS, New London Conn,
Agent for The United States. $3.50
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AN INcIDENT-0n Sabbath morning last,
while the organist of the first Congregational
Society in Leicester was performing the yolun-
tary, two little sisters, descendants of one of
the early families of the town, walked up
one of the aisles bearing beautiful bouquet
and passing around the front Of the pulpit to
the family slip of Rev. DR.. Nelson, presented
it to him and passed on to their own slip.
There was an interest in the silent presenta-
ton and reception Of this little token of affec-
ton, which would not be apparent to stran-
ger, but it reminded the congregation that
this was the eighty-third anniversary Of the
birth of their venerable and beloved senior
pastor, whose relation to the church and soci.
ETY. had continued now more than iiity-seven
years. The token was passed over to the
partner of his youth, then sitting by his side,
who had, for nearly the same number of years,
shared with him in the cares and pleasures
of parish duties, and during the afternoon
services it graced the communion table in
front of the sacred desk.
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ADORNNIENTS.

A well dressed woman is a walking shrine
at which l worship as pass She is pub
lie benefactor; the park, the street, the
church, the public assembly sigh for her
coming and are richer and happier when she
comes. | like beautiful dress, beautiful
but all these instead of satisfying me, fill me
with great desire for something more and
that is minds and hearts to match. 1t used
to be a custom for German mothers to say to
their children as they tricked them out for
church on Sunday mornings Gas | adorr
thee outside, may God adorn thee inside. -
Something of that sort | would have rich
men and women say to themselves as they
make themselves beautiful outwardly as they
have a right to, as it is their duty to-if their
money is well earned.
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Singing in Church.

We occasionally indulge in remarks about
choirs and singing. Our object is to help
make the public worship Of God attractive
to those who are without. We plead for
those who do not care to plead for them
selves. If it is doing good service for Christ
to stand on che street corner and sing a
hymn to bring together company to hear
the gospel, why is it not doing equally good
service to provide attractive singing for the
ordinary Sabbath services Of the Lords houseY
But how shall we get attractive singing
Some say it must be by the choir only 9TH
crs by the congregation only. We answer
" Not by either alone, but by both. This
we will not attempt TO prove by argument,
but will cite a single example.
few Sabhaths AGO. the annual collection
. c:.,, ,;,;,,,, ~ 4alon at PAX Ctr.ot
Church, Boston. The choir had sung the
10 po,n, os voluntarv in ouening the
-, IA a., s,Ls,r;,,;or ,,o,,ors
''V'"''7
- VIII ,l,o,, ,,a., ,'.ss;,,,, ,bo pas-
r. r. r'-,,.osoJ ,ho s;no;nc of mission,rv
- Tbo ,bo;- Io3 snd tbe whole lorge
a5y.'.,.,,;,,, ,n;to1 rot nouinou, hnt re1.
C.. ,,;,b Iittie bositatior os If ,his
- not of oyactlv in the ordinary routine,
hnt coon With magnificent volume of sound
and sona We do not know what effect this
Ii - ,bo oontribution altborgh we were
No. snrnr;sod snbsennontiv 10 learn that il
no, % Ial,or ,.N tban usn,I. bnt we know That
,ho s;nr,i9r voc oood insniring worsb;nf,l
haoo,,se ne foIt i
I'll III 49, ;s ,gh.t ,vhole concreo.tion
y. II:o,n
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STOP THAT CoU G H
Prof. Hamliton,s


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Young LADIES' BEWARE,

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Washes All such remedies Close up the pores of the
skin and In short time destroy the complexion fyou
would have fresh, healthy and youthful appearance,
use IIelmbods Extract Sarsaparilla.n
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Children's Lives Saved for 30 Cents

Thousands Of children die annually Of Group Now
mothers II you would spend 70 cents and always have
bottle Of Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment in the house.
you need never fear osRg your little whom attacked
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BRANDRErH's Pills rs. BLEEDING

IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system naturally un
dergoos change, and Helmholds Highly Concentra
ted Extract of sarsapara" Is assistant OF the great
Al yalup
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Bleeding may give ease, because the blood len has
more room but the does not last and is followed
by permanent weakness.
BRANpRETlpS PILLS relieve the circulation and
give more surely and almost quickly bleeding
hut Brandreths Pills hurt and the good hcy do
Is permanent because they take only what the body and
blood better without. Purgasion with these pills
will be found
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ART OF LOVE.

IiELMBOLDS EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA cleauses
and rcnoyutes the blood nss the vgor OF health into
the system Snd purgos out the humors that make dis
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CRIsTADORO,s HAIR pYE.

QUANTITY %. QUALITY. "Hclnboid's Extract sar
saparla" The dose BE- small. Those who desire art
quantity and large doses OF medicine ERR.
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HELMBOLD-S
CONCENTRATED lLUID EXTRACT
SAK SApARILLA
ERADlCATEs ERUPTIVE AND LUCRATIVE
DISEASES
rHRoar Sosr. EYES. FIELDS. scALp. and sKi

DISEASES
or THE
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TWO TABLESruONsruLS ofthe EKtntct OF sar.apa-
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Drink, and one bottle equal 10 Gallon oitho Syrup of
Sarsaparilla or the detection. n. u.1l,lly made f
An INTERESTING LETTER q. published in tho Med
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T. r. 81 &c, Speaking of those diseases, and diseases
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
Established upward Of eighteen year,. Prepared by
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A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN and BEAuTIPuL COM
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ouANTITYu QUALITY Melaboll', Extract sar
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