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N=J REAL KSTATE.-THOMAS Il SONS SALE
E:a Vaua BILE property known as "The Union
Club" No. 211 South Twelfth street, below Walnut
street. lot so front, 1856 feet in depth. On Tuesday,
February T. 1871 at ~ O'Clock, noon, will be sold
at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange all that
valuable thre.story brick messuage, with three
owned by 'The Union Club" Of Philadelphia, stu
ate the east side OF Twelfth street. 100 feet north
of Locust street, No. 21 the lot containing in front
on Twelfth street so feet, and extending In depth
1856 feet with the privilege OF court and alley in the
rear. The property contains two large aud elegant
drawing-rcoms, occupying all of the main building
large dining rooms, Kitchen, and other rooms; fne
garden, IS feet front, with fountain; bowlng-alley
and billiard-roOm, etc.
The above property is admirably suited for a res
taurant, theatre or public institution OF any Kind
being situated in central and eligible position.
Terms easy.
NJ. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
1887 81 j IA % Nos 139 and 14I S. FO URTH ST.
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DIVIDENDS, ETC.

pSvB PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
W. ROAD COMPANY, once No. 22T South
FOURTH Street
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a, 1870.
NOTICE-In accordance with the terms OF the
Lease and Contract between the East Pennsylvania
Railroad Company and the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Company, dated May 10, 1869, the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company will
pay at their once, No. 227 South FOURTH Street,
Philadelphia, on and after the nth day OF January,
1871, dividend OF $3.50 per SHARE clear OF all taxes
to the Stockholders of the East Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, as they shall stand registered on
the books Of the said East Pennsylvania Railroad
Company on the slst day OF December, 1870.
S. BRADFORD,
Treasurer,
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company.
NoTE-The transfer books of the East Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will be closed on Deeem-
Der 81 1870, and reopened on January 10, 1sI1.
HENRY c. JONES,
Treasurer,
19 27 tJ17 East Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
R6y- PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, ONCE No. 227 S. FOURTH
Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80, 1870.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Transfer Books of this Company will be clos
on Wednesday, the 14th OF December next, and
opened on Tuesday, the 10th of January, 1871.
A dividend OF FIVE PER CENT. has been de-
clared on the Preferred and Common Stock, clear
OF State tax payable in cash on the 9th of Decem-
ber next to the holders thereof, as they shall stan
registered the books of the Company at the close
OF business on the 14th of December All payable
at this office.
All orders for dividends must be witnessed and
stamped. S. BRADFORD,
121 CIV Treasurer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n5gA OFFICE BUCK MOUNTAIN COAL co.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l, 1911.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of the
BUCK MOUNTAIN COAL 90. will be held at the
Office Of the Company, No 800 WALNUT Street. on
WEDNESDAY, February l, 1871, at eleven (l1l
O'Clock A. NJ.
An election for seven Directors to serve the en-
suing year viii be held on the:same day between the
hours OF II A. NJ. and2 p. NJ.
I2mw lot T. II. TRoTTER, Treasurer.
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feSya GIKAKD FIkE INSURANCE COMPANY,
n. E. Corner CHESNUT and SEVENTH
Streets.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2, 1871.
DIVIDEND No. 20
dividend OF FIVE DOLL AIRS per share has this
day been declared by the electors OF this company
payable TO the stockholders and after this date
clear OF taxes. ALFRED S. GILLErT
l2mWl6t Treasurer.
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nSSEs PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
~" ROAD COMPANY, once No. 22T South
FOURTH Street.
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nsy. OFFICE OF THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
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nSsa THE BANK OF NORTH AMERICA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 81, 1870.
The Directors have this day declared a dividend OF
TEN PER CENT, clear of tax, payable on and after
THURSDAY, 9Th January.
154t JOHN H. WATT, Cashier.
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nSSgp TURNER'S UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA
10" PILL is an UNFAILING REMEDY for Neu-
ralgia Facialis. No form of Nervous Disease fails
TO yield to its wonderful power Even In the severest
cases Of Chronic Neuralgia its use for few days
affords the most astonishing relief and rarely fails
to produce complete and permanent cure. 1t con-
1t has the unqualified approval Of the best physl-
clans. Thousands, in every part Of the country,
gratefully acknowledge its power to soothe the tor
tured nerves and restore ne failing strength.
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
TURNER " CO., Proprietors,
929 mwfS1 No. 120 FREMONT St., Boston, Mass.
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Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company.

NOTE-The transfer books OF the East Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will be closed on Decem-
Der 81 1870, and reopened on January 10, 1911.
HENRY G. JONES,
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Ra5~ OFFICE UNION PASSENGER RAILWAY
f,,,, nISrd SISOrMdPAN1, TWENTY-THIRD AND BROWN
SinbEIo. -, PHILADELPHIA, January 2, 1911
The Board OF Directors have this day declared a
dividend of TWO DOLLARS PER SHARE Clear of
taxes, payable at this Office on and after MoNDAV
January9, until which time the transfer book viii
be closed. JONATHAN BUIIOGK "H
lSn Treasurer
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w. STRY DEPARTMENT.

COLUMBIA, S. c. Dec. 23, 1870.
The interest maturing January /. 1871, on the
Bonds or the State of South Carolina, will be paid
in gold on demand, on and after January /, at the
Banking House OF H. ii. KIMPTON, No. 9 Nassau
street, New York, and at the TREASURY OFFICE
in Columbia, S. C.. The interest on the Registered
NILES G. PARKER,
Treasurer State South Carolina.
Coupons Will be received for examination on and
| after the 9th instant. III. H. KIMPTON,
! l2 30 l5t Financial Agent State South Carolina.
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RSS~ UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
BOSTON, Dec. 27, 1870
- Tne COUPONS OF the First Mortgage Bonds of the
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, due
JahnaIy 1871, Will be paid in gold, free OF Gov
erheht TAX, on and after that date, at the Olce OF
tne company In Boston, and at the Banking House
OF OF MoDnd MMOhON Hiss Co in New York. Schedules
after the 26th inst. JOHN NJ IS WILLIAMS
IL oO lUI Treasurer
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HsSsH PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 30, Is7O.-
Vs. MOSELEM RAILROAD COMPANY. The
Annual Meeting OF the stockholders of the Moseem
Railroad Company will be held at the office OF the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, No.
227 s. Fourth street. philadelphia, on MONDAY,
January 9, 1871, at O'Clock r. M, at which time
a President and six Directors will be elected to
serve for the ensuing year. w. A. CHURCH,
12 81 l3t Secretary Moselem Railroad Company.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 30, 1870
Coupons numbered SO. for the January interest
ON the common Bonds OF this Company, due LIST
pToXimO will be paid on and after said date oa
presentation at the First National Bank
ROBERT ID. BROWN,
l2 81 lot Treasurer
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PHILADELPHIA, January 8, 1871.
Observation-Disclosures will be received by the
undersigned for the lease purchase of such appa
ratus for the eXtinguishment Of fires as in the judg
ment of the commissioners may be deemed neces-
sary for the same. All companies or individuals in
replying to said application are requested to state
the kind OF apparatus they ofer and in what cond-
ton they may be, and the lowest price for the same
either for lease or purchase.
Applications will also be received for membership
OF the Department. All applications to be directed
to the Board of Fire Commissioners of the City OF
Philadelphia, care of the Chief Engineer OF the Fire
Department S. w. corner of Fifth and Chestnut.
JACOB LOUDENSLAGER, President.
JOHN G. BUTLER, Secretary pro tenn. 146t
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nkSgn OFFICE SUSQUEHANNA CANAL co.
PHILADELPHIA, December 80, 1870
The Interest due on the 1st proximo on the Sus-
auehanna Canal Preferred and Tide Water Canal
Priority Bonds OF the Company will be paid at this
office on and after said date
ROBERT D. BROWN,
IL 81 lot Treasurer.
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COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, OF ALI
" numbers ana branda Tent Awning, Trunk
and Wagon-coVer Duck. Also, Paper Manufao
inehes with Paulins, Betting, San Twine, eto.
JOHN w. KVERMAH,
no 10 CHURCH Street lOitE 9toTcak
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CITV RAILROADS.

R6ys OFFICE OF THE SECOND AND THIRD
- STREETS PASSENGER RAILWAY OOM-
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA, No. 2453 FRANK
FORD Road.
PHILADELPHIA, December "a, 1870.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF this
Company will be held at their ONCE on MONDAY,
9th January, 1871, at IL O'Clock NJ, at which time
and place an election will be held for a President
and twelve Directors serve for the ensuing year.
IL rs lot JNO. B. CRAVEN, Secretary.
my OFFICE UNION PASSENGER RAILWAY
COMPANY, TWENTY-THIRD and BROWN
Streets. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a, 1870.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Company win be held at this office on MONDAY,
January Q, 1871 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at which time
and place an election will be held for President
and Vce-Presldent and five Directors, to serve for
the ensuing year.
JONATHAN BULLOCK,
IL ~ tuthsmw5t Secretary.
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RSq. PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, ONCE No. 227 S. FOURTH
Street
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Rss. OFFICE OF THE UNION MUTUAL IN.
S~ SURANCE COMPANY, N. Il. Corner OF
THIRD and WALNUT Streets.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8, 1871.
At meeting OF the Board of Directors OF this
Company a dividend of SIX PER CENT. was de-
clsred on the outstanding scrip and stock OF the
Company, clear OF taxes, payable on demand.
lew JOHN MOSS, Secretary
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ne3Fp TO THE HOLDERS OF OHIO STATE
w. STOCKS.-Notice is hereby given that the
the State Of Ohio, win be paid at the American Ey
change National Bank, in the city OF New York.
from the 1st to the 18th prOXimo and thereafter at
our office in this city. Columbus, Ohio, December
Is, 1870.
ISAAC r. SHERWOOD, Secretary OF State,
FRANCIS r. POND, Attorney General,
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund OF the State Of
Ohio. 12 80 I'm
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ReSgp OFFICE OF EAST MAHANOY RAILROAD
~" COMPANY, No. 225 s. FOURTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S, 1870.
A dividend Of THREE PER CENT. has been de-
cared upon the capital stock of this company, pay
able in cash on and after 31st instant.
10 20 12t JOHN WEIGH, Treasurer.
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1g 27 tJ17 East PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company.
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How Long to Starye.

A man will die for want of air in N
minutes, for want Of sleep in zen days,
want Of water in week, for want of fc
at varying intervals, dependent on cons
tuition, habits OF life, and the circumstenc
of the occasion. Instances have ID
given where persons have been said
live many weeks without eating psrtd
Of food but when opportunities have be-
offered for fair investigation of the ca
it has been invariably found that wa
ard wicked fraud has been at the bottt
of it.
On the 28th of August the captain Of
Boston whaler was wrecked. For eg'
days he could not get drop Of water Of
particle OF food. On the day of the wnd
he weighed one hundred and nine|
pounds, and when rescued, he weigAa|
one hundred pounds. A teaspoonful 4
brandy was given to each sailor, but y
fore they could be taken on board y
vessel which saved them, they became ri
conscious, and remained 80 for two dsIY
but al eventually recovered Many pei
sons have been killed by eating TO mSs
after having tasted for long time. LII
safe plan of procedure. and that whlc|
every reader should bear in mind, Is
feel the way along, as persons who "
travelling in the dark and tear precIpd|
ahead. There can be no rule given, u
cau,e there are SO many modifying circ.
stances. Give a teaspooniul OF hot GrD|
at time, and, if there are no i'll enoeai
repeat in five minutes. and the ssDE
amount of soft food, boiled rice, sof'soa6
bread, or cruel, for the stomach is ltsen J
weak as the sufferer in proportion, "
can only manage very small amoun''
food.
wading in water, or keeping the clOsI
ing saturated with water, even II tsS
water, seHsibly abat4s the horron
thirst-HaUs Journal If Henith-
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Nor only are toads harmless. they are
absolutely and directly useful b. us. per
smbnlating our fields and gardens at night,
d devouring vast quantities Of injurious
insects which could never b. destroyed ny
the hand OF man. The mode in which
toad takes it, prey Is very curious. The
singulaIly beautiful eye Of tDe toad Is rs
quick a. it is bright. and If within the
range of its vision an insect or grub
should happen to move, the toad is sure To
seeit, and nearly certain to catch |, First
the DAD holds It's head rs high IS possible,
SO as To make sure OF It's prey, and then
crawls slowly toward il, preferrIns u get
under 1t II possiol. Wh,n 1t Is nearly
within reach, IL gazes inieutly at the in
sect it's mouth ing era ualiy brought
nearer and nearer something pink then
flashes from its mouth, and the insects
vanishes M II by magic.
The pink flash is the tongue of the toad.
which is formed in rather curi.,us way
The base Of the l. ngue is fixed clo.e to
the font ofthe lower jaw, and is long and
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sxveiar. Tie ID pointing ocvz tAs ierosi
~h ia i 81 r~=ss WAs1, hcweFe-, ]; s
as<.a 90 czscAi : rry, y Il ihrow1 czi
With aSr If d ek- sd the i2rA ~nSoA
i c,cvexa slsh ga.stlzsEas sscTs saa--- 81
hs-sx 10 the iz.sxcz. sd ca-vsys II coEE
lie .lss,s ihrgsss b ~ tie ply lss 1s1
ssz.s 81 lake ~ /, G n for esCsPe " hse-
TIE t1Aa Swallows Is prey II lssss Il VIE
. mighty cf5 srg~ dzri1g which the eyes al
rnosg disappear, TIE TX a he t-secS hEy-
iEs little - DO wiEn the vshe1ae1ce @: TIE
51-onsasgigr Ssus- ines *her i-rse
o-esle il swallowed L does siEuEg5e. TIT
TO lsse, sn3 fa- ne uDs IL sirugsles
r.sy re sen through The thin sd miles,
sises of is essxzrrr: the tos1 sting ne
n h3ae ia perfect emp sire, rot n TIE
sesss s1nc:ed hy tie sr2tchinEs sLo kick
irFs fhss are going u II Is Interior.
Indeed. the stomach Of the toad seems
9. devoid Of feeling - il il we're Of iro1.
N -.ovqr. she tod 10. only cares nothing
for the scrsirhings and kickipgs OF s Large
t,se,le. tut is equally Indifferent u The
.;iugs Of wasp, t.-ss and Insects similarly
armed wiih yenousous wespf rs, and vii
-si them wiki m2rye,Ous appetite, as il
tie sting seed s. a sort OF gentle aid 70
digestion. like cayenne pepper with Gu
cum1ey.-CsssaTs AGssggzsA.
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BY tho accompanying table of letters,
the name of a person or any word, may
be found out in the following manner:

Let the person whose name Won wish to
know inform you in which Of the up
right columns the first letter Of his mann
is contained. II it be found In but one
column, 1t is the top letter; If it occurs ia
NOR than one, it is found by adding the
alphabetical numbers Of the top letters of
these columns, and the sum will be the
number of the letter sought. BY taking
one letter ut time, In tbis way,
the whole can be ascertained For exam.
pie, take the word Jane: } H. found in the
two columns commencing with 3 and Ii,
which are the second and eighth lltt. RS
down the alphabet; their sum ten. and
the tenth letter down the alphabet is j,
the letter sought. The next letter A, APP
pears In but one column. 1t stands at the
top N Ia seen in the columns headed II,
ID. and II; these are the second, fourth,
and eighth letters of the alphabet, which,
added, give the fourteenth, or N. a d so
TN. The use of this table will excite no
little curiosity among those unacquainted
with the fore going explanation.
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Home Man ufacture.

2 Two old plowmen down East were es|
ing tough stories of their exploits In DE-
ing up new ground. The lien was $50
of the bush in this yarn:
Twas up in Dixmont twenty s',|
years ago this spring, l was ploWing
stump ground with a team of nine pau
cattle for Sol Cunningham; we were n
ing along, maxim not very smooth WI
among rocks and stumps; well, one M
the pint O the pillow struck fair agsl,n:.,
sound stump four foot through, sP%
square across the heart. and l was io'a.,
the pillow through. when the though. nm
ed through my mind that the pesky w.. !,
might snap together and pinch my Wes Il
| jest gripped the pillow handles nr M5
swung my feet up out o. the way, ana MI
stump sprung back al d catcbed the IN
If my pant .loons. That brought s'r N
thing up standin' Well, I tighteled
hold, and Jim Swithin, he al gu rs
drivin, they spoke to the cate so ~
snaked that stump right out by mo ~
and it had awful long ones"
:" 1t NUT . ben strsinin' on W"
penders," said the other.
my wife knit them"
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which has an eventful and pecu,;.. !,
tory. The flag is man-of war bsf.
sign, about six feet long and thr.s
wide. 1t was taken out in Wilkes' e,,sa
ton in 1888, and was On the ve,s.1n
went further South than any Of her oa
panions. Ia 1850 the cslors were mr.
ed to the Grinnell exp dition, and ~
taken further North than V other Az
lean flag had ever before been exbiE,a
1t 1854, when DR.. Kane went on y
GrinlIell ,oaned him the flag. ard I ~
taken still further nor'h. After ahna'.|
ing his vess,l, Dr.. Kane made Dr.
voyage in an open boat toward the M
Pole. The coiors served for his hi,'
when he slept in the boat In ISL N
flag was loaned to DIR. Hayes, VINO toni
half degree nearer the North Pole Il.
it had ever been before. At the Conn.
ton of each expe dition it was Ieturnets|
Mr.. Grinneil, and now it has been pss.
in care of Captain Hall, who takes Il 81
with him in the Polaris
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To-day" A small word, and An,
rently of but little M aiming; but how \.
ages agone or those of the future Won
grasp at il! We who are enjoying ali !,
blessings. with its few uiflng disadrs
tags know not the priceless value Of b.
day in which we live. MAJ kind yts
Time as it does gallery Of choice trs,
ures-from the threshold We ALWAYS
member our feelings when we first h,
on entering, or when last we gaze on /.
parting. All the joys of examing cd
treasure, or gazing on each curiosity,
swallowed up in the other great waves
feeling. Mankind truly lives only in h
cradle and the grave. The lives, the Iowa
and the blissss are less acute than n
prophecy and the memory. How impr
ant, then, that we justify the prophecy
the past, and ask for the memsry Off
future! The world is brighter or dsrs |
in view Of the life of every nation; AL
within that nation, Of every indivdaE
Each person lives, not alone for hmg.E
but for the world. Though not possessf
of the genius of Shakespeare, the ststs
msnship of Washington, nor the ana
hood of Nightingale, to electrify TIE
miyation Of the world, there are subj
modes of moving the world there
more invisible chords that vibrate
they awake the symphonies of the woi
great h, art. TIE air is full of the ls1
ard they run from each human SOU
through the great soul OF the univS
And the touch that moves them is Il
magnetic throb of the human heart
the thoughts, the aspirations md the Ii
good or evil. just so they affect the gr
center of all life; even as the bar0me
feels and notes the changes in ii,
atmosphere, and indicates he same upOl
its face. Should every man, woman. an
child, act, only for one year, up to tha
highest realization of right, justice, an
religion how wonderful would be the RI
suit And the only way to inaugural
such a movement is for each person
wait not long for his or her neighbor, b
TO act Immediately, act independently
and trust to the future for the fruit; an
it will be ripe and wholesome. Yesterda
may serve for vantage-g ground, but ID
for model; tomorrow may be heels,
but not worshipped; to day is the real1
demanding all our hopes and labors; Cd
strivings, successes, and failures; Cd
laughter and sorrow. All these things al
the material with which the structure
to-day is reared; be they noble, high, and
holy, the building will be graceful and d
tractive in its proportions; be they base
groveling and sensual, it will b. lost
the dirt and ruin OF its age, or, if LEFT, will
be a perpetual monument of disgrace o.
man realize the importance OF today, md
that your every action goes to decorate NJ
mutilate the grand structure now builcinJ
around you. Each thought, each hsF|
each aspiration, helps mold niche, 4
carve a cornice, or shape a pedestal. HCt
important, then, that you live up to
demand Of the age, and 70 the standarI
built up By your own enlightened min
and jud gmenti-Neao Era
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times we are SD withcu: any known
csuse: ne cas-, or minds aosus Us and en-
5ssvog % ascertain some reason Tor the
sis2s-lsei condition Of The hesrt; but the
sssrch Is In vain; n sl such cSss the
cazse Is physical. il belongs TO the body
TIE blood Is bsi AID there is TOO much al
IL: i, oppssses the brain, and instant
MEASURES should be ken 10 remedy the
ca 5itior. or fatal spuplexy may ensue.
TIE most svsilsbie plan involving neither
madeline nor discomfort, excsps IN the
foryr..tson OF the resolution and the woTk
Of dressing. preparatory towards carrying
/, our, is TO make visit 20 some Joyous,
Esht hearted friend. or take walk or ride
with some merry member of the family ;
hut 70 sit down, snd NOPE snd think, is
but to cours missry snd may be-death.-
Dr.. ". w. Hill
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Poetry.
DAYB EARLY RATTLKE

AuA1L vIsery escsas ssgr 10 r.se, ssso-e tSe Hss-
t4J koEr.
Ara besced t,oSs o. vx.s5kn fersssl - esfsy
snoses-
rhe hoaS-cor es@r. In tsrorsss gra~ .s@se 60
bz sosE ine E11s-
Ard uee-soa1. /. iA@ poplar bosgas are sEoshey-
tnS rain
ne guar s.nee early morning hozs sh< Tt5es n
song. Is More sesf~
And e1.soos IL TIE Eayss E-vrs Ne ssgz-s
"c1skoo yes
H mower drops tss srylss. az viss-ss - sseS
ffurz OF In osor; -
Two loscs Of csooess cover hsJ s't rss-y so' ne
NOV.
BE quick sp1 re. he oI+ek.a- Schn'-Fraax
k.yre.. ~ Osc Grsfi
Ara ysr.e. sss Jesre oS s-ssatEzg sw..As. Az
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Avid the Blues.

The blues, low spirits, and depression
are one and the same thing, caused by
trouble of mind, or an unhealthy condi
II n of the body; but, whether the eau se
il in the mind or body, the Ell, CT is to eat
out all jOyousness, to clothe evers thing in
tn blackness and darkness Of night All
suicides are led to the last rash act by de-
precision of spirits; hence 1t becomes every
one to use all means possible to break
away from 30 terrible q danger. Some