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To-Morroer.

A bright little boy with a laughing hcc,
whose every motion was full OF grace,
Who knew no trouble, and feared no care,
The light Of our household-tho youngest there
lie was too young. this little elf,
With troublesome question 10 vex himself,
But Cor many days thought would arise,
And bring shade 10 the dancing eyes.
He went TO one whom he thought more wise,
Than any other beneath the skies,
.sMothcr,"-O word that makes the bome;-
Tell mo when viii tomorrow comer
cit Il almost night" tho mother said,
"Most time for my boy 10 DO in bed,
When you wake up, and It's day again,
II will be tomorrow. my darling, then"
The little boy slept through all the night,
But woke with tho FIRST red strcaks oflisht,
lie pressed kiss on his mothers brow.
And whispered, as II tomorrow nowf'
"No. little Eddie. this IL to-day,
Tomorrow 10 always one night away"
He pondered while. but JOYS came nAst,
And tho vsxing question quickly passed.
But 10 came again with tho shades Of night,
'wnl 10 DO tomorrow whom ID Is lightr
From years 10 como no seemed care 30 borrow,
He tried 50 hard 10 catch tomorrow.
"You cannot catch II, my little NcdI
Enjoy today" the mother said,
''Some walt for tomorrow thro' many year,
II always Il coming, but never Is here"
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To sleep soundly. and to feel rested and
refreshed when you wake up Of morn
ing. says Halls Journal of Health. foul
things are essential: l. Go to bed with
feet thoroughly dry and warm. 2. Take
nothing for supper but some cold bread
and butter and single cup Of weak
warm tea of any kind. 8. Avoid over In
tigue Of body. 4. For the hour preceding
bedtime, dismiss every engrossing sub
ject from the mind, and let It be employed
about something soothing and enlivenins
in cheerful thankfulness.
A little exercise prior to retiring would
not be amiss, such as the Apostle said he
always took, Ito have consciepce void o.
offence toward God and man."
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The vicksburg Times relates the following in
cident, "a young lad at Lake Station, Missis-
sippi. had a very large and beautiful kite pre-
scented to him, about Fix feet four in size, which
he attempted to raise on the 2d instant, just rs
the wind was increasing and storm was threat
ening. The wind drew the kite so heavily as to
drag the boy also. Toprcvcnt losing the favoritc
he wound the cord around his body. At last the
gust bore kite and boy along in the rapid dir cur
rents. The boy seemed to be about one hundred
feet above the earth, and the kite five times that
distance. At last the young kite-ayer caught in
the top Of a tree, and was suspended scventy-fvc
feet above the ground. Afood Of rain came on,
slackening the line, abating the wind and allow
ing the little sufferer to be rescued. He was
found to be unconscious, and so bruised and mar
red as to be scarcely recognized but was restored
the same evening, and is now doing we'll"
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Deacon Sims was an arstere man. who
followed oystcring. The deacon ''allus
made it n pint" to tell his customers that
The money which he received for listers"
did nOtbelong tohim. 1.-The good Father
made the isters," said the deacon. land the
money Is his'n; TN only stooart." They
do say the deacon had way Of getting
about ten cents on hundred by this Pc
culiar methodof doing business for some
body else. One Sunday morning the old
fellow was tearing round from house to
house with suspicious bit Of currency in
his hand, and more than suspicion Of RAGE
in his face. Some one had given him a
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bad fifty cents, and "hc wasn't goin' to
meetin' till that was fixed up" "why
deacon" said one of his customers, whom
he had tackled about II, ''wh.t's the odds!
what need you care''tin't yours you know;
You are only steward! tisnt your lossP"
The deacon shifted his shoulder. walked
to the door, unshipped his quid. and said /;
"Yaas, that's so; but II you think that I'm
goin' to stand by and see the Lord cheated
out Of fifty cents, you're mistaken. Idont
foster no such feelin'r'
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The late DR.. Bethune wrote to his consis-
tory these ever memorable words: ave
can never despair of n church that puts the
cause of mercy first and itself second,
Again he says: II would as soon try to
cultivate farm without rain, rs church
without benevolence," and, 81 hate to be
economical with the bread Of Life" Pos
sessed ofsuch views and spirit, 1t is not
strange that all the churches he served be-
came distinguished for systematic and in
creasing libcralitv. And it may be added
with propriety that he impressed his own
spirit of large-heartedneS upon the church
CT Christ.
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GREAT SUN SUN CHOP
READ THIS.
AsIArIc CHOLERA ~ CHINA. ALMOST EvERY I
CURED WITH PAIN KILLER.


AsIArIc CHOLERA ~ CHINA. ALMOST EvERr CASE
CURED WITH PAIN KILLER.
Dear sirs, I ought 10 have acknowledged long ago
the boz Of Pain KILLER you had the goodness 70 send
US last year. lts coming was most providential.
believe hundreds OF lives were ayed under God, by
H. We resorted at once 20 the Pain Killer, using ~
directed Cor cholera. list was kept OF all 10 whom
the Pain Killer was GWEN and our native assistants
assure us that eight out o every ten 10 whom u vas
prescribed recovered. II has 100, been very ussfni
Liable blessing 70 muittades Of poor people through
out all this region. Our native prescnsn arg nsvsr
willing Ia gu out on their excurrions without sup
ply oh Pain Killer. Il gives them favor In tho eyes
Of the people, and scccss ~ families and localities
by whom otherwise they would be Inadvertently 70
ceiyed. believe me, dear srs, gratefully and fAth-
' J. N. JOHNSON, Missionary In China.
Prom Rev. II. Telfbrd, Missionary In China, now
visiting his homo In Washington, pcnnsyivania.
Dear Sirs, During . rcssdence 81 some ten years
o. missionary In Slam and China, i FUND your
Pain Killer most valuable remedy Cor that earfnl
rcourgc, the cholera, In administering the medicne
found Il most eiectua 20 give teaspoonful Of Palm
then after about hfteen minutes, begin 70 give Q
tablespoonful OF the same mixture every half hour
until relief ws obtained. Apply hot applications
10 the extremites. Bathe the stomach With the
Pain Killer clear, and rub tho limbs bsiskly. Oh
those who had the cholera, and took The medicine
faithfully In the way stated above, eight out Of ten
recovered. Truly your. r,,,onn
II aitacted with diauhea, dyscntry, or eramp
collie, don't delay the use 0f the Pain Killer.
Bsrsss Of all fmifsf,oHs.
The Pain Killer 10 eeld by andrusxts1.
PERRY DAVIS non, Proprietors,
4wD No. 70 High Street, Providence, IL j.
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amending scenes that lie beyond death.
To be truly man. the being must retain,
throughout. the constituents which make
him man. are these, then. the body and
soulp or are they body, soul. and spirit'-
President Hopkins, Baccaiaureate.
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TwentY.fiye Yenrr, Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident TO Females
has pIa,sd DR. DOW Mt the head OF all physicians
making such practice speciality, and enables
him TO guarantee q speedy and permanent cure. In
the worst cases OF Supprsssio. and all other Mem
struaI Duangtments, from whatever cau,t. All let
tets for advice must contain 81. 0nce, No. Q Endi
colt Street Boston.
N. B.-Board Finished to those desiring TO 70.
main under treatment.
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ITO TIE LADIES. The celebrated DE

ITO TIE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l..
DIX particularly invites III IAdiss Who persi Ned.
oai or Surgical sdvber, N call nj hs Rooms, ksdeo
street, boston, MAss, which They WI And arranged ~
their SPECIAL sccomnciattou
DR. DIX having devcsed over twenty yean 70 his
branch Of the trvsisns % 81 disrsses peculiar 20 na,
nov conrcdcd BY an tboth In this country aod Esrcrs)
that he excsis all other known prartitooen In Tie sak.
specify and eectuai treatment OF all emae complaints.
Ills medicines are prepared With The express purposs OF
removing al dlsease such debility, vtakness unnatu-
raj suppr-ssas, enisrgemepts Of The womb ass an A.
charges which Gov IRON morbid state Of As bod. fhs
Doctor nov FULLY psepred treat IN bic peculiar sye.
both meiialb AMI ssryisaly 81 Aseasss Of the tnas
sex and usey are respectfully iuvised 70 Gala,
No. ~ Endieott street, Boston,
An ie,.sn requiring sivice must ooaisin one dollar 10
Insure anwes.
Baspo, Jan !, 1sool
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ITO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, PRECKLEs
AND Tan from the face, use PERRY's Morn
AND fREckLH LorIos. Sold by oil druggists.
Prepared only by Dr.. d. O. Perry,
GOR BLACK WORMS. AND PIMPLEs ON THE
II FACE, use PERRY's CoAEDosn AND PhPLs
Bond ST., New York Sold everywhere. The trade
supplied by Wholesale Druggists. 6moi2.
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DR.. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.
A Blood Purifier and Regulator.

Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite, Liver Complaint
Sick Headache, Depression OF Spirits, Neuralgia
Nervous Affections Diseases OF the Skin, Consump.
tive tendencies, Chronic Diarrhea, and Diseases
peculiar to Females. Manufactured by HOPKINS
q CO., Proprietors Of tho celebrated Catarrh Tro-
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Charlestown, Mass. For sale by all druggists.
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Ayers Ague Cure

For Fever and Ague, Intsrmittsnt Fever.
G9ue, Psriodicsi or Bilious Fever, 40,
and indeed al the affections whioh arise
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As Its name implies, it does Cmre, and does NOT
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Our pride Is patihcd BY the acknowledgements We
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Unaccilmated Persons, either .residcnt IN, %
travelling through miasmatic localities, win DO pro
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Farm for Sale /!

SITUATED In Dayton, on the river-ryad leading
~ iron niddeford 10 Salmon Falls, and within .
few rods OF the nev County road 10 Limerick, and
70 about SIX miles from Saco and Biddeford.
Said arm contains about % acres we'll divided
Into grass, ti!lags, pasturase and wood land. The
The arm has on u good buildings and In good 70.
pair, with never falling water.
Dayton. May u, 1859. 2itf
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Farm for Sale.

I~-o SITUATED in Buxton, near
mNzsH Salmon Fails village. nine miles
irom s.so, sixteen from Portland
near the line Of the p. 3 r. Railroad.
Said farm was tho property ottho late WIN MIL.
ilsa and consists Of $50 acres suitably divided Into
tiliags and pasturags under high state Of Guilt
walton, with good orchard buildings nearly new
cuts about u tons Of hay. convsuisntiy divided
into two farms. Terms reasonable. Apply 70
IVORY q NILLIKEN. on The premises, OF 70
&etf DANIEL DENNETr. ESQ, Buxton.
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CepartnersIaip Notice.

We, the undersigned, have This day fomei co,artner-
ship unter the nrm name q Tsvls Frost and yin cary
On the CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH BUSINESS Al the CA
streets, saco, Ne. IVORY n. rOwLE,
GEO. W. FROST.
sseo, April I, 1854. ieu
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r. II. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents,

SOllClIOl Vi - CLOCllISs
Late <gsnf Of fAs U1nst States Patent o6Ies. KssA
isgfsn, ssdsr fH act Of 1871,
~ state St, opposite Kiiby St., Boston,
AFTER % extensive prscties Of upwsrds - 20
n years, continses TO secure patents In the unit-
foreign countries. Cavsaia Specifications, Bosds,
Assignments. and ell paPsn or drawing Tor Fat
ents, executed on reasonable terms With d!spsteh.
Researches made into American and Foreign
Patents Of Inventions, and legal ssd other sdyies
rendered on al matters touching the came. Copies
OF the claims OF any patent nrnishsd. BY Iemlt-
Ing one dollar. Assignnsnts rsoordsd In WasA-
No Igsasy IL ne United sisia pssssssa ssysris,
fseL,fiss Es sb<sisiss PsfsHfs o. sssUssssssg hs
psfssfatsiffye Of iassSf,sss.
During eight months the subscriber. In ths
coss y b. isIs: gTssS;;b "a: 90 s ,
Of which vas decided ~ Au Jsss'by the connis.
soner Of Patents.
..-.. TESTIMONIALS.
"rrsgard NJ: Hiy 2, one q the most eassst.
0"''' I ciiSRIEs MASON. Csnr .f ns.....
IL have no hesitation In Assuring tuvsatsu that
they cannot employ . nan .sSs sssIsfsst ss<
piieation: IN : iOrs % :sesr. iot iS.a - Early
and hvorsbis soassdsr.,I:n e he P,tsss oess.
Late Con'r q rs,ss.s =, :,
Applications, on al bus 0NB Of which patents
have bees Ersstsd, and thai oss 10 ssv ysstss9.
such unmsta hsbls prosf Of great talent sod abil.
ity on bis pAit, Leads me 20 recommend ALL In
vss.or. 70 spply V hi. 70 lsossis ths.r rssspts,
attention bestowed On tAsir es.:s, ssi !, ysY g.
sonsbls eharxss JOHN rAaHABr."
Boston, Jan. !. 1893. J3
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arArE OF MAINE.
...,.. ,,,.,,,. 10. stat. i.1...,,.. s.l..,,r oSn.

R,,sirs ysisf,rs fss state fssss'si ssAssfI" o""'
,...,r,S. That 10 70 essential 20 the highest In.
,.rests Of The state that measures sholld bs hien
~ the earliest practicable day, 70 establish IN 10
dsstrisi school tor girls, IN aeeerdsacs With The
s,eon me atIons Of lion George d. Barows. com.
aIssioser appointed under Q resolve Of The Lekis-
iaiure OF eighteen hundred and sixty.sevea 70 ".
vestixsts the principles and .pesshens o. s.en
ration In On Desirable work. The uevefoos .na
Cosseil Arc hereby directed 70 tavin ssd rses'vs
mex nsstusion ioca(.d within their limit, ssd "
report ths ssIns 20 ths next LsgisiAtsfs.
Apprsvsd March 9Th, 1852
STATE OF A trsr.;s. jay it.isss.
DRopsALs within che .eoIs o. ne SfsSosss
L Resolve arc bsrssy Invi.sd: ,sd nay ssse'"
The o6es % the Desvstary o. eus -,
y order of the ''I riSs;ssk ri S q ptEx.
- osossssv" sS'
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REMOMEDi

Copartnership Notice.
We hare this day formed copartnership under
the name OF smith Jones. Thankful Tor past N
vors, We solicit continuance OF the saine.
BiddefOri, Aug. II, 1859. ABlAL JONES.
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n Poster. printed a, this once.
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OHAPMIso. OATARRH.

nEA1Nxo6, 0ATARRH.
~ a l.dy vso =. s.ss:d ier y.sm Don d.
Her gympathy and gfatitnds prompts her 70 ssnd
10 receipts, nee Of charge, 70 any one similarly y
ssS Mas. N. c. LEn0ETT, Hobotsn, MI.
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publishsd. issh sdition no. ready. Also, Or Co
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simpson's intrcduetseu. Tho only ccuplsts vork.
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D0DD'S
NERvINE
AGAIN.
ANOTHER CERTIFICATE.

LEprAHp, CoSS., April } 1869.
Accept thanks for calling my attention 10 DOOUS
NERvfNE AND INyl0OkATOR. IL has done mo
moro good than any other medicine ever took.
have gained twelve pounds In flesh, and an corrss-
pondingiy better every way. 10 IN invaluable
remedy. 4w35 MRs. JOHN 7. LEACH.
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through ass certificates and rssrens, and vsrnnsuds.
lions q their edeines ky s decd, Who s1poss
90 ecntradct them, Who bssdu, to farhsr her npo.
sttIons cory nom medical bocts nush hat written Of
the qualities and effects u different hers ast Disn, and
ascrbe ell the same 10 their s Extras spccnes ke.,
most Of which, pos a contain Merrap, be,ass Of The
ancient belief d lts touring everything bot Dov hsovs
20 skill more than eurc and hoss MOI killd, coosts-
tIopaiy injured for ne
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RAILROAD LINES.

1890 FOR NEW YORK. THE CAMDEN
lOOO. AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
FROM p PHILADELPHIA LA TO NEW YORK, AND
va % FROM WALNUT STREET. WHARF.
Al $50 A; NJ, via Camden aud Amboy Accom- ;s225
Al 2. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, Express..... 800
SP SPo for Amboy s9d az 5ntsrmedsts d stations
AT snd 10 A. NJ $50 snd $50 p M' for Trenton
n; for Bordentown, Burlington, Beverly, ami De-
At $50 and 10 A. M, 1, 83n 4'SO 6. and 1870 P.
nj. for Florence, Edgewater Riverside, River on, Pat
myra, and Fish House, ana 2 p. IoI Florence and
The and l9O P. M Lines leave from Market
FROM KENsfNeToN DePor.
Al II A. NJ. via Kensington and Jersey City. New
At7's0 and ii a. N. 2sC 80. and P. M for Tfeuton
At7'S9 and II A. NJ. 30, and p. NJ. for Morrlsve
= At 7'so and lois A. NJ. and 80, and 5P. NJ, for
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wells. 1erreeoale, Homesburg, Iacony WGsigo.
mi1g BFl6es9prg ana ETankipId snS at p IL for
FROM WRIST kH1LADELPHIA DEPOT,
@ @SQnssS!nS sS a5d feiTfy 4 y e. New York E
p. a. 6fs 20 P SA E5sIseg Giy ns FAFs FT 81 e e
A. A. g4S ssS A. NJ I2o $50 end Y p for Trenton.
at A. Y N: {Nlght), for Morisvilie, Tullytown,
burg Tscony, Wissinoming, Brldesburg, and Frank
The 9.15 A. NJ saO and l2 NJ, Lines will run
daily, All olhers, sundays excepted,
on Thlrd or Fiji streets at Chesnut, 80 minntes
before departure. The cars of Market street halfway
run direct to West Phlladelphs Depot, Chesnut and
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Street cars VIII run to connect with the 945 A. M $50
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BELVIDERB DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES,
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tain, etc
Al 7'3O A. NJ. and $3.50 P. n. for Belyidere Easton,
LAmbertville Flemington, etc The $3.50 Z. Nj, Line
connects direct with the Train leaving Ea9tOn for
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ATOP, NJ for Lsmbertville and Intermediate Sta
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CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY lAND
PEM BERTON AND HlGhISlOWN RAIL
IOADS --
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| VincentoWp BirminR ham, and Pemberton.
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| Wrightstown, CoekstOwn, New Egypt, Hornerstown
Cream Ridge, Imlnyst9wn, sharon, and % n HiSnlstown
| IL WILLIAM Ii. SAAAhEni ABeht'