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TprRttC-No. 1qc1

" St 10 uSappT0ve o certain acts OF tho legislative
Dit, OF Idaho Territory ard far other purposes.
be ~ enacted by the Senate and ause
lho United states ot America Congruss assembled Tat
80 nuGh Z" the revenue laws passed by ths Legislative
Oi th Territory Oi Idaho, January thirteen
Teen hundred and SNtyniuc, provides SPECIAL Hem
aK 20 De collected OF paid by Gilman pprS0us I H.
onsoa race who may be SnEaged in mining. hold n,n
gialns III Sii Territory aud much af all
territory as discriminate b,twepn persons of sad rnrs
an anuulled '' -''''Pt"Feu OF
SEC 2 And be IL further enacted That the act nossd M
legislative assembly OF said Territory the hft,ru ~ ~
% ammo I"mni oightern hundred and Sixty nine T
uea act creating tho Office Of district
county n TINS Territory and defining Their duties and nW
approved AN aHnullpd. " ''0i'"'' us
SEC B. Aud be it further enacted That all acts and
acts heretofore passed by tle legislative nscmbt Of
Io that provide tor the payment salaries extra comn
SoH OUT ol the territorial TREASURY U,curS
ms9nS Dy federal appointment in said Territory or which
provide any compensation to tho members
assembly the clerks. attaches thereof other than That m ia
y ne United states, hereby dlspprUyrd OF ;ulpd. n
the IcY Na, I'VE assembly IL hereby prOhihP
appropriation from The Treasury Of the said Territsy To sn
huch oictrS or persons under pretPnc of adding
crchslns their compensation fixed by the United status
Approved, July Is, 1870.
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ADDITIONAL CONVENTION
SECRETARY of State.

Convention agreed upon Betloecn the Post Dcp1r,-
ments Of the Unite States of America and of the
NORTH German Union, for the Amshoration of the
IoSfdt SerDice BetDeen the Itoo Countries
Signed at Berlin The toenty. first day of October
one tno"Sdnd eight hundred and sirty-sepen.
As. by an additional convention conclrdod h.
tween the General Post Office of the United Sta les
4i Of America and the General Post Office of Tho
oniied Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland ,ho
compensation to be paid for the sea c,nveyancc
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TpUBIIc-No. IsQ

NV 70 provide lor the compensation grand and ,ott
and tor other purposes. - ''' ''''e' StAtes
b Sact TED by the Srna" and House Of Represent ativ Of
ile Ci!ttu states OF America Congress asu,,i
e grand and petit jurors the several circui, @
courts St iS United states shall rncsIyc tor liz
ne sum OF thfre dollars per day day actual
ae"'d"ce at court, and iar tn"
going 10 aud returning tie same; nnd liz SIN ~ IN
per mile Tor the distance necessarily travelled from ,br
residence reiurniuv ir,v,
shortest practicable " ~ y 'He
~ A1 DC II further enacted That person shall L
0r ~ t dH d Juror IN any circuit err district more than
c 3" wv" years and II shall be sufficient Of
10 any Juror called To be any eau 40 that he @ a
d ana at Tended said court any term Of
lengc $500 F'''' ~ '''e ''"IoOi Such chG-
SEc And he it further enacted, That the net a, Cor,
% %P@Iru Much three eighteen hundroi forty nine enf
concerning the selection
, nttd 'tos aud the "c Of Congress- approved March
lev"Il eighteen hundred eutitlad "
To entitled ac - aurli
proved May thirteen, eighteen hundred rnied An sct -
ahenl an act entitled and
10 establish the judicial courts ot the United States" % &
the same are hereby repealed. '' Ne' anu
Approved, Jult Is lS7p
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TPUDrIC PESoLurloN-No. 5S.1

Joint Resolution relation to female clerks IN IN,
Internal Revcuur Bureau
he II resolved by the Senate ana House of Reprr,
Fehtatvcs OF the United States OF Amcrlcl in Con.
gress assembled, That the Secretary of the Trca.
sury is hereby authorized to continue in employ.
'ncht, as now employed, the temporary female
clerks in the Bureau OF Internal Rev,nn.. for the
period Of fifteen days from the thrtie,h Of June
instant, unless provision therefor shall 10 sooner
made by law.
Approved. June %, 1870.
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a @ [s.y to S dsfmHed @ 6 Gm time % to s E y the %st"
distinguished ana described by the dates numbers begin
nS Tor each successive payment with the hends
mIi mint or redemption the Secretary OF the Treasury shall
ssse,e at any time to be paid shall at the expiration Of
SEC And he it further enacted Tia the Secretary Of the
the Cni. t H, % "Gf%r'd with any coin in the treasury of
% or winch nay be derived from the sale OF any the bonds
n y SIX per cent bonds Of tue Uni ed States OF the kind
after become rede naLe 10y terms of their issue But the
M bonds so to be paid and cancelld shall in all
Si rF & numbers a4i issue beginning with the first
ary @ o me Treasury and in three months
sed 10 be paid cease. " anu "''''
SEC Ant be It further enacted That Secretary of the
se OF this act to gold coin OF the United
less than one hundred dollars, with Treasurer or any asSs-
an treasurer the United States au urizr n the Sccre-
ary OF the Treasury same who shall issue there
Of the Tr o deposit m'' IN such .om as the Secretary
sa bear interest NJ exceeding halt per
may oe Withdrawn deposit at any time after thirty days
return Of cer,itc,l,s PI,ylc THaf the iIltt on All
eot' Iha c,'t and deteunIns At the pleasure OF the
% % {" me com deposited tor represented 10y Sid ccrtii-
@ M U SaIu Gytcatrs; and the excess be"nd twenty hye
Treasury to tI, ~, rn,,i of 80 s,,.i 40 va W
o tle CnIleu StaicS hereoir' issued and known the
M bonds AS he may dea4Iatei under the provisions
i secii9n ct ts act and certificates o ie?o
[ uyt reo III payment iUr bonds authorized TO
Shc D. And bo 1t further enacted That the United States
oGt. purchased and now held the treasury
IN tIt provisions sinking
N me ac entitled An ACT to authorize United
o'e' notes anu TOR Inc reeUpuu hereof,
rulIuS e I"atIn% debt oi The Uuitci states, approved
fToIuly ""ty -le e&iltcu HUmit all
o'her Chrd States bonds who have Teen purchased the
eur! ui r rNu:y with surplus funds TREASURY,
u"u no" itIi M Tho States
caic"!Id and GeStOyt,E detailed such bonds
t.''''" aIi" 'tStl"}CA ut
iTa>urY p'"rt th'l Amy bands hereafter applci sand
SINKING fund ami AL o'i. Umtcd States bonds redeemed or
pd hereafter by the UAItrL states bonds redeemed or ,ii
cIT''tr ny me ili"i states, lt also like
C'tEvi Cihcc amt destroy
~ tAcN CLASS tat nave been cancc and eSt roy1d >ai! be
Respectively iroh tho amount U eaCh the
S."uu!ns qeot OF The Chci Sa;es In addition other
''"ul at may rrlpMHtlun al
the public debt, canal to the interest ON ali hH
DeOhS!iS 10 t auicstiu ski shall be applied as IN,
Secfet! nl Toe Treasury Sa time drtc to The
r}IHti Ol i' pubic Bob. pr,ttr scce o the act
''"H' AH1 tiIe amount 10 Dc aqp.ed ti9!o
Pl.eo annually "r THAI IPOSe receipts Tor uuiles
Imported
Approved, July IL, l570.
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lPCBLIC-No. I7O.I

H 4tC 10 aHnu portion of
R IL orV Va S =" MeAlco andi tor other purposes.
nv OliIel states OF America asse,i,J
TtcItet portion a Of tbs
Ne" MEXICO approved February second
sNy-hVS w: And nV writ rcutIo Snail 49,, a. ~ NM
on ls rear estate M. No ,1nr
Gai"nGSi nave been executed with all lorna tes
" I'"' De-, hi the same Is hereby,
n @ a 'oid Provided, That there be rx erpt from @
4 "'C"d H"i ulleI
.aW or equity Territory the lot or ,rc ,3 c,'tt OF
1le 'Il hES thereon occupied residence and ~
utp"i' DeIhK house holder and having -,
., one thousand dollars And if, the opminn of
1oIS' "" premises claimed by such debtor as .N ,, ~
Ie s man QUO thousand dollars then il shall h.. Ityi t
a. y"IvI{se ana sell The said premises and ogi Of H.
Puciv'iS oI Sueh sale TO to IoI,
sum o one thousand dollars which shall bs .Nrnf [ Hi
cu''"n ioI one year thcrcttar, and IaIcaj 80
,S anu provided tdrthrr That snail k, m i
SAID premises. '"''0'9 SNAIL ne Old tor
Approved, July Il, l57O
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tried it, know that it cured thCm those Tho 9! Io
not, know that it cures their ncEhhOrS anu Fv.1r, ]
and ali know that what it does once II doe. .Yif .S"if
that it never fails through any fault or neSl,b'r bon
its composition. We have thousands upon I'M IN
sands Of certificates of their remarkable cure ~ VI in
following complaints, but such cures are hHoMr Nm
every ncChbOrhood, and we need not puoiEn iafsS:
Adapted TO all ages and conditions IN an Ci,u1- rc
containing neither calOmcl or any deLcteIiu"' Tbr
they may be taken with safety by anypoyHii naEes
sugar coating preserves them ever lIc'ii 'lIt |Il
them pleasant to take while being purely Nes.ta
no harm can arise from their use IN any lulms!b m be
They operate by their powerful lnil9c.i;c c;Iats Il
internal Viscera to purify the blood anu StllnEb
into healthy actiOn-rcmove the oOStruct.oH' g he
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organ, Ii ami
body, restoring their irregular action to le'1i rc
by correcting, wherever they exist Such "Cl"''e'
ments as are the first origin OF disease ,,or m
Minute directions are given in the wrappG,Ib hose
the box, for the following complaints "lF'i' '"'N
IiIIS rapidly cure - .,.ss.
For Tbyspcpsia or Indigestion. ListleSssr. tScr
ness, E4lnyuOr and EOss OF APPctit.r,, ,n,n. .rTE
should be taken moderately to stimulate VIC ''''
ach and restore its healthy tone and action -,np.
For EiVcr Complaint and its various he ne
toms, Bilious Headache. SICK AAe'1I '11.iious
JHuniIice or Green sickness, N rs IN.
Collie and Bilious ECYPrS. they Sifouruu oooosSed
dicously taken for each case, TO correct t'c h.
action or remove the DISTINCTIONS whlcn ane mild
For lpySCntPry or EiarrnGTa' pA' '
dose Is generally required. rp,lni.
For EShCuniatisul. GSOut. Gravel PSSnTgc.
tntt0n OF thc Heart. K''l'Il ln I,t;nnously tnT
BACK and LOimS, they should be com nnnatiIonGf
taken, as require |, to change tho dlSea''i i.ints
the system. With such change those cOihP'''
disappear. - .bey
For 1srOpsy and FProrSical SwCllinGS .n .r3.
should be taken in large and frequent doses"
ducC the effect of drastic purge. ,,h, aiken
For SupprPSsiOza q large dose Shouu ~
as 1t produces the desired effect by sy .i; n pro-
As n Dinner T'iU. take one or two i''''' VI
mote digestion and relieve the stomach: och snd
An occasional dose stimulates the n.aI,netite,
bowels into healthy action, restores tle oosn ad.
and nvgoratcs the system. Hence u tt u EXISTS.
vantageous where serious derangeiittbnot itbot dose
hN OIo Nlv-xt
Of these ;SIs iS macs HIM feel decidedly better %
their cleansing and rcnovatinS effect on 'i''
tive apparatus. ,.,s
DIR. j. @. AYER g. CO., Practical C"o"''
LOWELL. MASS, Z. S. -f' ,,xrR
Sold by J. w. DENNEY, JAS p. HoFF sIiedicne
nyrna, and all Druggists aRd Dealers III nHctI9Iy
'ry where.
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ARTICLE VII

CiiIzons of the United States shall enjoy all the
privileges of the public educational institutions
under the control OF the government of China and.
reciprocally, Chinese subjects shall enjoy all the
privileges Of the public educational iLstItu,iou
under the control OF the government ol tn. Unred
States which arccnoycd in the respective countries
by the citizens or subjects Of the most favored ma.
uon. The citizens OF the Unltcd-S ates may freely
establish and maintain schools within the Fn,n,,e
"t China at those place where foreigners are bv
treaty permitted to reside and rccprocaly. Chinese
subjects may ENJOY the same privileges and immu-
mites in the United States
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of q Laxative
Medicine,
Perhaps no one med


cine is SO universally re-
quired by everybody. va. IS
4 cathartic, nor was ever
any before 50 universal, u
ly adopted into use, I'm n
every COuntryand amon7
all classes, rs this md
but efficient purgailVe
Pin. The obvious rtb'
sonis, that itisa more re-
liable and farmore enet'
tual remedy than any
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tprnIIC-No l72l
An Art d thnri Jim. 4 Il


AN Ac 70 authorizing tho establishments Of water meters for
o t INtihui lI irNvIN OF the Washing tIueduc
ana iUr other PURPOSES
Bc II ccici S r senate aud House Representative. Of
tHc CuIttd states uI America a>Sculrl
III Odc 70 pre- iI
VI"r 10 more uily enforce the cnInltrIu
"o SaHle, the engineer "lcrr III cargr
Niue'uc l. hereby authorized al,
t' l" Shl Oh the water w!Iea such notice
On m any places "Ilere waste o water is occurring
anu ne II ilrtHcr enacted uSeCf Potomac
water lOT mechanical ami pl poses or Tor mi
my "hvn ia 'he opinion c SAID Wll not b.
cities. ''''>' '' NV ~"
SEC And bc it further cd That the supply Of wafer ~
establlSu
O'hf PtceS re uiIlnS quantity shall determined M
a vac COZ poIA.iUnS OF NaSn tieOrgstown small
chIy "d co'"ct i"I ilo quantity dcteTuned price moi
eN.st''iiE II't cents p-g uA'.tIvU salons.
Il Anu OS X irt llHi
NEil cause TO Ls furnished and laid from tns rntIE5
reservoir "l the Washington CaiI0I
,I" MAN !ly-sN inches IN diameter, CONNECTED witI he
present mains al such points shall tbat
Gust tnreoi shan be borne
pOtAohs o Washington and GvO!s H. and IN orr m mn
Ne lOt such cost The sand corporations are hereby
and authorized to increase the 80.
taxes 70 suCt ln0H!t by he
oEf'0 J. ANA De II turthsr enacted, That
cnaV!hS he computations aforesaid carry out no rv
o act' II Snal be
rs ihSy of 1,r,,
oAcTIE Two hundred and sN;y thousand dollars tor ti iG
o Washington, and forty thousand DO .ars t,r IN ~ ~
any teV+line /" DC derived from water rents. ="
Approved, July IA, 1870
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tPCELTC-So. 1921
an Act 70 eS,ah. ~ certain pust roads,
iC0u'i1urd.I
MISSOURI

An Act 20 estat..h c-riain pos roads,
rn,,. NI>soCKi.
EFS% EFS% Pll&E' MaI%Esf9 f3 " %n,1So5a %a5.1,aa.
From (iala'in To- Caolcsyi'o.
Prom Milan to 6,e-co '@''
F[om F[on t,5ed, teoan"a p :" g. lev. LGyl'burs.
Prom sabine ia Eu'l-r.
From Nevada city {, Gif,,,,is' Kansal Sums
E5sm E.sma Nv Nv Fs?r..e44 70 No'ta Arson.
From Huison 20 Bradford Corner.
From F1i PeiaJ,oEc n X l." /" .rb S4i tssnos FsITas
From From E.t!h S.., / ESer:'rt 70. G?-nna.
from from ! .1l.t C.rin'h So Gailnri,
From Mount Desert via Sea- Coy. and Eass Harlan ., s
NaI argm G?o2"t Nis via Wc wlsnson Washington and
From Beaver Crook to ai'' fa"t,"en. ',yi' D.
Prom Prom Ssla Wsa -, Leo9ard ,ar 10 r soon,ons
From Linwood o Frl.zy!.oalr
From Gor>lch to St.awi,.iI!e u"
From 'h ''"r''wn to Tan,r.
s -.-..oIflrt c,r,crs.
ffoa tfo% F@5o'' F.o"@a'S % t. p:si. Sin' Clair
tSm sFS%m 2224iiS 2ysf &2tida 70 t;qg ~ G5.st Eae.
From hart.nsburg' via D-uyer, to p.nt Wator
Prom Prom Mount Pleasant to Ia5acro River.
FTS% From RilsSmasi,g issins: 2. ios. to irseds.lls
From yermontvill~ 10 Inniq
FROM Morley MillIrook
From Mount Pleasant % Biz Rapids.
From Central Lake . Torch Lake
From Atweed to Charievuix
From RTo" GTheIoys9n Tn..3 to Mactnaw City
From Bay City TO sand Beach
From Port Austin to Bad Axe.
FROM Mend0n 90 Nuuiz Corners,
From From PsrsGXya P,, & NaskInt M Eso Traverse City
From storgis' via Notta~a to Cen,rsvillo.
H0ttaWa O
From iieliand TO saugatuek
Prom PPf0se P5ssssH via BE Bss River Ind Bgsye Armada
A''Hi r"'NHe'' via Petf{syie, Sitr to bouHhton
From gea+er'Palls 20 wiimsr '''' a.
From Waubesha to Green Bay in Wisconsin
From Luzerne TO Plymouth.
From Raribaut to Gloneoe.
Dasa %a H ae a. 10 & CITY, y Ne;G" M%yve Prairie
From Munniska. Minnesota via Buffalo Civ Anehsspe
Wsmandee. Mantsna to Augusta wsc6nsin "Re
fssn Wiimar via New London Burbank, Crow Lake, North
From Norway Lake 70 Foot Lake.
From Alexandra. via Holmes city to Gaeer's Station
From Sand Greek. via Helena to Oral.
Pror NY, VIA Frakiori hnd Hamilton TO High Forest.
and Grove ~ the county ." stearns via GIlchrist
johanna w wv H'"s' 10 Lake
EEem K&srtbovsp. & via Granite Falls. to Lynd.
& pine Earth CITY via Ewald and Clayton Minnesota
FrST wiIlmar Eagle Lake and West OF Lake George
fnam Chippewa City to Donaldson Chaers Store on
From Holden 10 NorhGrM ~
From GAINESVILLE to Alma.
From Long Creek 10 Ellicott Mls
Frssn codwster to Holly Springs
From Nes6itts station to Pleasant HILL
From Abbevile to Pontotoc
From From FSifissa FSsGspbS S g sFsISssGTS. %srsS
From From MA, yhsspSs s%tiSn % s;Sd6 sS Tslton
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ARTICLE v.

Citizens OF the United States visiting or residing
IN Chlnl shall enjoy the same privileges, inmuni-
es or exemptions IN respect I, travel or rcsICence
as may there be enjoyed by the citizens or sus iccis
the most favored nation. And, rcciprocalIy.
ChInese SUBJECTS Visiting residing in the United
otatcS' shall ENJOY the same privileges immunties,
ana exemptions IN respect to travel or residence e. MS
may be enjoyed by the cit zgns or subjects of IN.
most favored nation. But npthlng herein cont. incd
shall be held to confer naturalization upon eli zens
OF the United States in CHINA, nor upon the subjects
of China in the United Status
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IPrHI.IC l7cl

An ACT to discontinue the Carksve Arkansas land d,
'N''' "'''itNt ia tllat
DE- y Enacted by the Senate and House Of ~
ie CHlicu states Oi America a.s.tuI,iad
ne uNtf!Gt "i lands now subject disposal Al CYrs ~
~ ma me same Is hereby. Discontinued from mi
bS ts t n %I July eiEh'gen hundred seventy and
INA" thereafter the sand lana district be-
beginning at the colnnon to tuwnSiins ~
W. ~. w. !sva aeFv.Ilte and eighteen
HE H'ce Wcsi Or"v SAID tow lNp,
70 townships twelve and tlgtr" uurh, ranges
1919 H-'th "ts' ttEcr south with range line "a ~,
M t Ia oi townships nine and zen north th"nce VI
si1i1 we-tor I,fI
ths state the lands wing OF ! iiyjsjen m "l
the L'h!,S =" tie sd CLiNNy district to he Suiri y,
pSt a. It'IINo! Atkti>d ~,
9iNIS!"h iat "lthn said district he
rI>on ana Daldaneie ald distinct. ~ a. 'ii' iiaF-
.SFC. Ana ~ tiurtner -
tnIed states hereby authorized to apD M NV e
| anu ,lissl oI the senate OF The UIitcd states or
Tue Ieeesa tleleo' ana until the end next ensuing
IeGStt ana receiver Tor each OF SAID land trcts
suuycC !" tn same laws and IcspOusibi'Ic
penSAt"h ana Ices shall he respectively the sam. nr
Approved, July Ia, ls7O. " ''4 ''"'e'
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Newspapers, other p.utcd matter, and SAMPLES
shall also have tle benefit Of a moderated p,s1a0c
Such articles, moreover, en- only be dcs;ntchct
when they are fully prepaid to the p.cc Of destina
ton, or to the point 10 which prepayment is posi-
bic.
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The twenty ninth article of the treaty of the 18th
OF Ju'c, sos, having stipulated for the exemption
OF Christian citizens Of the Unitnd States and
OHIh"sc converts from persecution in China ON ac.
count OF their faith, 1t is further agreed tha. ci
zcns Of the United States in China of every religious
persuasion, and Chincscs subjects in the United
States, shall enjoy entire liberty Of cons ccnct, and
shaii be exempt from all disability or persecution
on account of their religious faIth or worship ia
IN either Country. Cemeteries for sepulture Of the
Geda' oil whatever nativity or nationality, shall b.
held IN respect and iroec from disturbance or pro
iandtion.
Smyrna times., 1871-06-07
BY the Presidents:

Secretary Of State.
WAsmNGToN, April :. 1870.
IL 81
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-31

Did you ever study the cheapness of
some pleasure? asks some writer. Do
you know how little it takes to make
multitude happy? Such trlfles as
penny, word, or smile, do the work.
There are two or three boys passing
along-give them each chestnut, and
how smiling they look They will not
be cross for some time. A poor widow
mother of half a dozen children. Send
them half a peck Of sweet apples, and
they will be happy. A child has lost
his arrow-the world to him--and he
mourns sadly; help him to find it, or
make him another, and how quickly
will the sunshine play over his sober
face. A boy has as much as he can do to
pile up load of wood assist him few
moments, or speak pleasant word to
him, and he forgets his toll, and works
away without minding it. Your appren.
tlce has broken mug. or cut the vest
too large, or slightly injured a piece OF
work. Say, "You scoundrel," and he
feels miserable; but remark, 81 am
sorry" and he will try to do better.
You employ man; pay him cheer
fully, and speak pleasant word to him
and he leaves your house with con.
tented heart, to light up his own hearth
with smiles and gadness. AS you pass
along the streets, You meet familiar
face say " Good morning." as though
you felt happy, and it will work adj
mirably in the heart Of your neighbor
Pleasure is cheap. Who will not bestoN
it literally? If there are smiles, sun
shine and flowers all about us, let us no
grasp them with a miser's fist, and locb
them up in our hearts. No; rather LEI
US take them and scatter them about us
in the cot Of the widow, among tho
groups of children, in thr crowded mart
where men Of business cOngregate, ii
our families, and every where. We car
make the wretchcd !.appy, the discon
tented cheerful, the afflicted resigned
at exceedingly cheap rate. Who viii
refuse to do it?
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-31

POPULAR ERRoRs.-To think the
more man eats the fatter and stronger
he will become. To believe that the
more hours children study the faster
they will learn. TO conclude that, if
exercise is good, the more violent it is
the more good is done. To imagine that
every hour taken from sleep is an hour
gained To act on the presumption that
the smallest room in the house is large
enough to sleep in. To argue that what.
ever remedy causes one to feel i'm
medately better is good for the system,
without regard to ulterlor effects. To
eat without an appetite, or continue to
eat after it has been satisfied, merely to
crafty the taste. To cat a hearty supper
for the pleasure experienced during the
brief time it is passing down the throat, ,at
the expense ofa whole night of disturb
ed sleep and still more weary waking
in the morning.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-31
The Fretful Man.

The passionate ill-natured man lives
always in stormy weather, even though
1t he the quiet of dew.fall around him;
always wrong, always hurt, always
of some enemy. He has
no conception that this enemy is In his
own bosom, in the sourness, the ungov-
crned irritability, the habitual ill-na-
ture of his own bad spirit and charac-
ter. / speak not here of some single
burst of passion, into which a man Of
amiable temper may for once be be-
trayed but / speak more especially OF
the angry characters, always brewing
in some tempest of violated feeling
They have great many enemies, are
unaccountable ill-treated, and cannot
understand why it is. They have no
that they see and suffer bad
things because they are bad, that being
i'll natured is about the same thing as
receiving ill-treatment, and that all the
enemies they suffer from are snugly
their own evil temper.
The same is true Of fretful persous--
men and women that wear away fast
aud die, because they have worried life
completely out. Nothing goes right
husband or wife, or child or customer,
or sermon. They are picked and stung
at every motion they make, and Won
der why it is that others are permitted
to float along SO peacefully, and they
never suffered TO have moment of
peace in their lives. And the very
simple reason is, that life is field of
nettles to them, because their fretful,
worrying tempcrs are always pricking
out through the tender skin Of their un-
easiness. Why, If they were set down
in paradise, carrying their bad mind
with them, they would fret at the good
angels, and the climate, and the color
even of the roses.-Dr. Bushnell,