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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-25

A SAFE MISREPRESENTATION the
head OF new advertisements will be
found the card of the Liverpool, London
and Globe Fire Insurance Company, and
the statement of the International Fire
losuranes Company OF New York.
Both these Institutions are safe, and
have an immense capital to back them.
The first has a paid up cash capital OF
tiDo millions Of dollars In gold. and the
otner has about one aud three quarter
millions in currency. Our friends 8. b.
Clark q Co., No. IS Knickerboeker
Building, M sdison street, are the agents
Of both companies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-25

gerry, by the Police Commissioners, alsi
came up for hearing before this Court
After an investigation of the tbs
Court discharged the prisoner, there be-
lag no evidence before his Honor to jus'
tify a re.cOmmitment. The prisoner,
upon being discharged, was Immediately
re-arrested by virtue Of q warrant issued
by Sheriff Curry.
To-day the case OF Goodhue Va. Schoon-
over, Administrative, will be resumed
aud determined, after which the eslen-
dar will be called, commencing with the
case OF Johnson vp. Pittman ct al, No.
1897.
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The Memphis and selma Railroad.

A meeting was held at Columbus,
Miss, on last Saturday week, bY a num-
Der CT the most prominent citizens OIL
that city, to consult and take action iu
the matter Of the route Of the Memphis
and Selma Road, and to induce the pro.
TORS to run the line through that city
committee of three were appointed TO
correspond with Gen. Forrest. In re.
spouse to q letter from this committee the
General has gone to Columbus aud will
confer with the citizens nH1Gsse to day,
March 23dl. 1t will be a great thing
for Columbus should this route be de.
terminsd on-Of which we understand
there Is good prospect, provided she
beatirs herself as we think she will,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-25

JOE LOCKE has Every Saturday,
Monthly, snd Die Modem welt for March,
Eleehc, Atlantic, Harper, putnam, La
dy's Friend, Cooley, Demorest ahd q lot
of other magazines for April. Days Do
iugs, Sporting Times, Police News aad
Gazette, Chimney Corner, HarpeF's
Weekly and Bazaar, Literary Alum,
Day-B5ok, FiresiGe Companion Home
Journal, Leslie's lis Paper, Hearth and
Home. Round Table, Waverly Magazine,
New YORK Mercury, Banner OF South,
FreeFnanis JOurBal, Courier dee Estats
Unis. lie Monde Illustrated, Leslie's Zsi-
sspg and DieNelt, besides the latest Dali
lies from everywhere, at his stand, 1860
Main street.
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MENKEN BROTBERs' GRAND OPEN
ING OF PARIS NOVELTIES POSTPONED.
In consequence OF the nODrsrrival Of the
children,5 garments the opening the
latest styles Of children's wearing ap-
parel is postponed until Wednesday,
March 24tn.
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EOTICE.

rRRIHG BUT NOBLE sELF-aELP FOL
4, vo1Dg me- who, having erred, desire > Get
- -nsn60od- kgDtin sealed letter envelopes
re- oT charge. II nsaehtued, 1e-nrn the pVss-
ne. Acdress, PHLLAS 4Hbcs bo1F - -
deiphLas Pa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-25

WHOLESALE buyers, city ~andcountry,
greatest inducements offered in prices
and terms, Cal and see fer yourselves
the large stock o. dry goods, clothing,
boots and shoes, notions, hats and gents
furnishing goods, at J. H. L0ewenetine &
Bros., 231 Main street, Clay Building.
Is BMl be money to you,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-25

WANTED-A competent nurse, white
preferred, to 60 q short distance into the
country, 10 attend upon 3 lady. Apply
in person to DR.. A. K. Taylor, e3Fner
Second and Court streets, or to Milan,
Bowling & Co, No. 80 Front street.
References required, and highest com
pensation paid.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-25

TABLEAUX Reconsideration
have been made to present a series Of
splendid scenes, with dramatic persona
6cations ADO soBgs, tonight, S5 Green-
law Opera Hal, never surpassed In Mem
pbis. The Hall will, OF course, be
crowded. We call attention to the pro.
grarnme. Reserved seats can be OBJ
tanned ST the office OF Bigley & Mel
lersh, South Court street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-25

THE GERMAN NATIONAL BANK, Of
this city, draws direct on 81 the princi-
pal cities 10 England, Ireland, Scotland,
France, Germany and ltaly, in So ms to
suit purchasers.
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FURNITURE E. Fsgsn has removed
his stock Of furniture to No. 200 Second
street, next door % Irving Block. he
keeps = full supply OF furniture, carpet
ing, mattresses, bedding, etc.
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RAFFLE.-The rsfns for the Diamond
Cluster Pin that was to be TsfEsd for On
the 10Th inst. st Harry WeEtherOee's,
will positively take place on Thursday
evening next, the 25.h inst, a. eight
O'Clock.
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Buckeye SaIye.-T The great
remedy for ake cure Of Piles. ju-t
received and for sale by ". N.
WIIkeFsOn & Co., Druggists, 341
Main Street.
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FDoUR.-Just received on consign-
ment, direct from the mills, one thou
sand l. NSEels Of Flour, comprising every
variety bf grade, from Fine to the
Choicest st. Louis brands, and for sale
very low for cash, by Atwood d Ander-
son, $50 Main street.
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TABLEAUX VIVANTS
Music, Charades and ReeitatIOns,
OPERA HOUSE
Thursday and Friday. 25th and goth

S@ $3.50
PROGRAMME FOR THURSDAY NIGHT.
Picnic, 20 persons Statuary. 6 groups Song
BY Miss 0uytnn and Mr. Hen Og, Lovers Quar-
rel SapphS p persons Trial of Robert En-
met. Mr., j. Seessel and IA others Flute solo.
Mr.. II. Farmer Spirit of Religion, 9 persons
Song, " Recognition" Miss e. Ennis; Trial OF
Efne Dean, 30 persons; Maniac Recitation by
Miss II. l. Jacobs Ladder, u angels Song BY
Mr.. H~ollenber5; SpectreBTide, 25 persons Bur
lie que, Messrs. Clapp, Sullivan and Littlelohn f:
FAIRIES Ring, % persons, "Rehearsing for
Christmas"
FRIDAY EVENING,
Spray Scene Gamblers Wife Old Timey
Singing School,, 20 persons "Inever was q
FaYnrlJe - Recitation, Mr.. sullivan, Lady of
the Lake Blue Beard PantOmime Song, =" I
am dying, Egypt. dying" Miss White Fame,
3 persons Scene from Eultpides, 20 persons
Song, "Btgsar Child" Miss Ennis Charade
Statuary song by Messrs. Damen. Bachelor
and Rains Maniac, Mr.. Collins Burlssque ;
Exit, 100 persons.
Admission, so cents reserved seats, 81 %.
Doors open at ~ o'clock exercises 10 COM
mence < precisely. Tickets for reserved seats
only at HIgley & Mellersh's. fernando street
cars chartered for the occasion on both nights.
mh2S
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GOOD NEWS FOE N EMPHIs.-Just re-
ceived 3 very fine new stock Of Cloths,
Cassimeres and VestiDgs, which l will
make up at very low prices and in the
best style. Call st J. Leroy's, No. II
Iea6eraon Etra2f
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FINE lire of staple and plantation
goods just received at Howell, Wood &
Co.'s, 1872 Main street.
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FOREIGN EXCHEAGE.-The Emmet
Bank, No. 6 Madison street, sells Elk
change on England, lrelsUd, France,
Germany, Switzerland and Itgly, and on
all the principal cities and towns ia L17
rope.
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GREAT BARGAINS in gents and boys
clcf hing, boots and shoes, shirts snd fur
nisbip." goods, Ut J. h. LOewenstiue q
RToe., No. 81 Main street. First-clsss
Harrison's Cashmere gents suits at
SI9
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Coal, CoAL-A fresh supply Of the
lest Pittsburg coal just received, Also q
lot Of the celebrated camel coal.
BIGLEY, MELLEE~H Co.
South Court and Main streets.
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BUCKEYE kALFL.---A fresh
supply of The jukty celebrated
article for the cure Of Piles, re-
eetTed and for sale by
q. w. JONES a CO..
wholesale Druggists.
257 Main street.
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LARGE Stock of blesched and brown
dOmestics, jeans, cassimeras, Aannels,
beautiful c~alicos, dress goods, as this
stock is being rapidly disposed Of by ],
H Loewenstine and Bros, Clay Build.
ing,
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
Omce--EO. is jefferson Street..
CITY MATTERS.

Young Mems Fifth Avenue dress hat
at Francisco & Wiggin, Peabody Hotel.
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Buy your shirts snd Furnishing Goods
direct from the manufacturers, at Wig
Rans & Thorn, 233 mGin street.
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EXTRA inducements in furniture and
carpets st Ames, Besttie & Co 1856 Main
st. DON'T fail to give them 3 call,
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BOARDING.

nOARD-A gentleman and vile, OF two sin
ID re gentlemen, can Ind board IN q private
famig, EearIhe street cars, where taere 9Ie no
other Doarders. References required. Address
" B." Appeal Ufhce. NM
DOARDERS WASTED-Two rooms, uniur-
% nished, with bOsTd, IN 3 very peasant PEI
n the city aRd convenient 10 business, e. r.
mad by add essing &. 5. W. a. tl.s Office. EsI-
erences renuired. 0.
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Lfmeg Lime!--5OO barrels Just
re cefVed by fistbOaT, for sale by
Joiner a. karkIeY, "a hOHFOe
S1reet.
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JUST received, an elegant stock Of
spring silks and dress goods, at Howell,
Wood d Co., 332 Main street.
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The stoeIkt ton Cat and TuIare Railroad.

The Board Of Inspectors OF San Jos-
quin county were lately petitioned by a
committee representing the land owners
of that county in behalf Of the Stockton
and Tulare Railroad Company, who have
commenced the construction OF q road
from Stockton, passing through the can
ter OF the San Joaquin valley, and ask
the BOARD to donate TO said railroad COM
psny the bonds surrendered by the
Western Pacific Rlilroad Company to
the amount Of one hundred Thousand
dollars, in aid Of the construction of said
road, said bonds to be donated only when
the road ia completed and Ia operation
from the city Of Stockton to the south
ern limit Of the county. The petition
was granted, and the road is being Wig
orously pushed for ward.
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Editors appeal: I desire, through
your columns, to return thanks to n. T.
Fomlinson, Esq, and the companies he
approximations, Of New Haven, aud
Washington, of New York-fOr the kind
and prompt settlement made OF the loss
sustained by me in the fire of February
70, 1863, and would especially recommend
him TO all desiring insurance rs an In
sursnce Agent with whom it is a pleas
ure 10 transact business, and the eOmpa-
nies he represents being among the best
in the land. Respectfully,
John L. EICHBERG.
WEATHERBEE's is the place to
g smila -
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JUST received, = fac Hue C; silk pop
HIS for spTiEg s1lts-all shsdes-zt
Howell, Wood & Co, e32 Main street. +
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TIE best liquors s1G cigars in the city
are at Harry Weather5ee's, 7
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BUCKEYE SALVE.--The great
remedy for Piles, just received
and for sale by
MANSFIELD IL HTGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
3OI q BOB Main st.
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Ix1oN Hat-Fraucisco & Wiggin.

STAMMERING CURED.-One of the
most unpleasant ard unfortunate imped-
iments that the human voice or articu-
lating argans are subject to, is stRmmer-
ing OF suffering as it ia vulgsrly
called, and from the time Of Demos
themes the Athenian, down to the pres
emit day, it has been considered az one of
the most srduous of undertakings, to
attempt to cure it,. This has all Seen
changed, however, and it is nov One OF
the easiest things in the world to manage
ia the hands of a skillful professor. We
saw an instance in case yesterday. DR..
N. A. Moses, who is now in the city,
stopping II the Worsbsm House, brought
to our office a gentleman and a cOlOred
boy, both of whom were most terribly
a1fi cted with the impedimenf, and stam-
mered so badly that with difficulty could
they tell their own names. In q
couple OF hours afterward we saw the
same persons, and they spoke without
a %perceptiola impediment. The Doctor
will remain in the city a few days longer,
and all those afflicted with this impede
ment should not fail to avail themselves
of this opportunity to rid themselves OF
it st once and forever.
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AN established fact, best made shirts
and mems furnishing goods at Wiggans
3 ThorD's, 2Sa Main street,
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Mirsissippl Cen1rnI RaIIroaa.

MississippI Central Railroad.
Col. Tate, President Of the Mississippi
Central Railroad, has ordered q survey
to be made, from the bridge where the
Mississippi Central crosses the FOrked-
deer just south OF Jackson, Tenn, TO q
point On the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
les the Machine shops. The object Of
this survey is to ascertain the cost Of con-
Meeting the two roads by this route.
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COurtesy u Strangers is a marked feature
in the management of the
HOUSE, BOSTON. In the excellence OF its ar
pointments 1t is equalled by lew hotels 10 The
eoantTy,
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Hay! Hay l--I2OO bales OF
prime hay just received by
Gatb0at, fer sale by Joiner s.
AirkIey, 81 Monroe street.
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A GOOD drink Of the finest liquors can
be mao at WeatheTbee's.
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FIFTH AvE.NUE Hst-st Francisco d
Wiqgiu
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WARTS.

HANTED-A situation - salesman Al
w drsss q. y. n" appeal Once. mh2
0HANTED.-A situation as Salesman ~ 2
w 1890 n,En VINO has been travelling
agent" for this P%psr. address B. ARpeaL
ONCE.
AzTANTED.-Ey Il young MAJ, q situation on
large farm. Apply TO Brothers. South-
ern Hotel, Memphis mn
1EANTED-A situation by a competent
w BoOk-kesper. satisfactory reference SlE-
an, Address NJ. at this Cnics. Mu-=
:" NTED-Business in Memphis By q Book
EssSer Of eight yesIs eEperience Wno
asn cam Esl recommended. Address BOOK
keeper, III &easTson street. mh-4
VUANFED-A situation by an experienced
BOOk-kseper. Add-v- A B. APPsA
Office.
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HARRY WEATHERBEE keeps q choice
selection Of the finest brands Of liquors.
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GEN. PRIM Hat-Frsncisco & Wig
gin.
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FOB EEFT.

%OR RENT-LARGE SPLENDID FRONT
4 OFFICE. on Front Row. Apply to
JOS j. ANDhEWS,
NIX Commercial Hotel.
DOR RENT-A Front Room in tue house,
K No. "A Jefferson Etf65t, suitable FOR cotton
Broker, LAWYER OF doctor. Il acioIos the sdito-
RAJ room OF the Appeal. Inquire OIsJOaN
AINSLIE, At the Appeal once. IaIS
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For a good drink, go to Weatherbee'f
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NOTICES.

PEABODY Hat-at Francisco & Wig
nfn
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CAsTILLIAN Hat-at Francisco & Wig
gin. I
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

aSoR PROS SCOUTING ATTORNEYS. P.
n ia A candidate Tor Prosecuting
A~ttorney for Municipal Court al the May cleo
mh2f
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WEATHERBER's is the place to
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10
TattleTs and Slanderers.

Every community is cursed by the
presence o! class Of people who make
1t their concern to attend To cycrybudy's
business but their own Thee people
are the mcancst specimens Of humanity
which Providence permits to live 1t
is known that large class Of persons
are disposed to speak i'll OF others aud
tattling is sin from which few eau
claim to be entirely exempt, but there
Is a distinct class Of tattlcrs who make
tale bearing the constant aim Of their
lives. They pry into the private affairs
OF every family ia the ncighborhuOd,
they know the exact state Of a neigh
bors feeling toward another, they un-
dcrstand cvcrybody's faults no blundcr
or lmpropricty escapes their vigilant
watchtulncss. They are particularly
posted up in every thing connected
with courtshjp and matrimony--know
who are to marry, aud can guess the
exact time when it will take place
They watch every movement Of parties
suspected Of matrimonial inteution; if
there is the slightest chance to create
1 disturbance. excite a jealousy, or
D,e'N up a match they take immediate
'"l'n'a-I "' H. ana 40 all IN their
power t. Keep people N constant yeXa-
I'". In y Eo from Gentleman to lady,
,'o" "'o'prr 10 a'ush'cr' from iatheF
% - son ana ia Tue ears oil all the,y pour
o''," ana O'''Ir Whispers oi SANDERS
aHI "On'e' "ha al li'c same t'mc pretend
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4Ni4crllancou9.
Boxing the Ears.

Boxing the ears is an iucxcu,ablo
brutality many a child has been made
deaf for life By it, because the drum
of the ear l. membrane, as thin As
paper. ,trytrhjn. like a curtain Just in.
side the external entrance of the ear.
There is nothing but air just behind it.
aud any violent concu,,iou i, liable to
rcud it in two, and the hearing" /,
destroyed forever, because the sense Of
hearing Is caused BY the vibrations of
this drum or "Tympauum' Picking
the cars j. most mischicvous prac.
tlcc. In attempting to do this with
hard substances, an unlucky motion
has many i time pierced the drum aud
made it as useless as 4 pierced India
rubber life prcscrvcr; nothing harder
nor sharper than the end OF the little
finger, with the nail pared, ought ever
to be introduced into the ear. unlcs by
a physician persons are often seen en-.
dcayoriug to remove the "Wax" Of the
ear with the head Of pin; this ought
never to be done, first, because it not
on Y cudaugers the rupture of the ear
by being pushed too far in, but if not
So far II may crate against the drum,
excite lntllu nation and an ulcer. which
will finally cat all the part, away. cs
pcciplIy otu ,croIulou, constitution sec.
onl hard substance, have oErcn slipped
in. and caused the necessity Of painful.
dangerous and expensive operations to
fish Or cut out third, the wax /, manu-
iactured by nature to guard the entrance
Of dust, Insects, and unmodiicd cold
air, and when it has subscrved its pur.
pose it becomes dry, scaIy light, aud in
this condition it is easily pushed out
side, by new formations of wax within
Occasionally wax may harden aud in.
tericre with the hearing but when this
is the case, it Is the part Of wisdom to
consult II physician and let him decide
what is the matter and what the rene.
dy; if one cannot be had, the only s4f,
plan is to let fall into the ear three or
four drops Of tepid water, night and
morning; the saliva is better still for it
is softer and more penetrating, but Ely
cerue is far pre- cradle to either; it is
one of the bandcst fluids in nature aud
very rapidly pcuctrates the hardened
wax, cools the parts and restores them
to hcalthful condition. If in u week
there is not a decided improvement in
the hearing, medical advice ought to be
had at once, as next to the eye, the ear
is the most delicate organ of the body
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Select Poetry.
u IBIL.kNT JUNE.

The sweet voluptuous June
Is mere at enRih-thr0ugh all the sunny hours
Over The grateful Garth to sprinkle flowers
with heavily boon
Ana cloth" with deeper vcrdur hill and plain,
And give the woods their glory back again.
No bird, whose swelling throat
Quycrs with song, ar whose - tended wing
Fans th" soft air, but chocrjly doth sing,
White DER the brc"2r, float
Odors from blossoms which the suns carc.s
Wakes to new life in field and wilderness.
The shimmcring sunlight falls
On mount and valley with softer sheen:
And, 10 the orchards newly clothed with green
Lift up their curunal,
~ howrrs bright hucd, OF shaken by the breeze,
Rain their sweet largcss from a thousand trees
The green and tender maize
pIctc"s th mui''ruri mold, and from the air.
And earth and sunlight gather strength to dare
The sultry summer DAYS;
Aud spring's sweet promi-" of Autumnal fruit
Lives in the blade Of "vcrv fragile shoot.
Out underneath thr ky.
W here th" tree winds may toss their sunny Curls
frolIc glad companies OF bnys aud gul.
In -inless rcvrlry.
While Nature SMILES approving IN the plav,
Aud lambs and birds with them keep holiday.
All gentle things rejoice
In the new life and beauty round them spread,
Green earth beneath, the blue sky overhead
Aud with cNultant voice
Tour their Thanksgiving to the Lord rf alt
Whose loving care notes even the sparrow tall
Then welcome bonny June
tn" brcezrs fragrant with the breath ofnower..
with song and sheen that make thy laughing
hour.
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\ SUBSTITUTE FOR CARPET Hero
is recipe for making carpet Save
all your old newspapers and when you
get enough for the purpose make paste
same as for putting on the wall, aud
lay them down one By one, pasting
them, till your floor is covered, then let
it dry; then lay down another in the
same way. When again dry get some
wall paper of suitable color and paste
all over it. When dry so over it with
good coat Of varnish, and you will
have nice covering for your floor,
which will wear as long SIS a carpet and
look as well as oil cloth. This is u
cheap method OF covering bedroom floors
aud other rooms which are not much
used. When required to be cleaned
wipe off with a wet cloth.
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P,yIxG Oyr's Drprs What nIoo

PAYING ONES DEBTS What pleas.
urc it is to pay ones debts In the
first place he removes that uueasiness
which a person feels from dependence
and obligation. 1t affords pleasure to
the creditor, aud therefore gratiies our
social affection 1t promotes that iu,
ture confidence which is so very inter.
cstlng to an honest mind. 1t opeus
prospect of being readily supplied with
what you want ON future occasions 1t
leaves Il consciousness of our virtue
and it is measure we know to be
right, both in poiut of justice and sound
economy. Finally, it is the main sup
port of simple reputation.