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PERSONAL.

GENERAL DUsAN, Of Louisiana, is in
the city,
Mr. @. Z. LOOP, Ofthe Southern Express
Company, has q thanks Tor attentions.
J. ". SMITH, Auburn, Kentucky; A. NJ,
LOoYis, New York; Major W. E. Seaman
and lady, Arkansas; J. H. Mansfield,
Cincinnati; ". B. GreenlaW, city; r. n.
Bailey and wife, New York and G. T, Per
kins, Henderson, Kentucky, are stopping
st the Peabody Hotel.
MAJOR J. P. HoRBAoH, who will be re-
membersd by all Confederate soldiers in
Memphis, has returned to the city Of
which he was 8 oitizsn before The late
unpleasantness." He has taken charge Of
the drawings Of the Memphis Agricultural
and Mechanical Society, and viii hereafter
be found at the commOdiOus and hand
soEae.omces, No. 845 Second street.
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IN TROUBLE.

Aaron Elias Is in much trouble at pres
ent,owing to his arrest yesterday by Matt,
Shelby, deputy sheriff, at the instance OF
George Kilgour, on 8 charge of breach OF
lars, i've Or six years ago. from Hugh Mo
Lean, for the purpose of speculation In
cotton OF otherwise. Il appears the money
was not applied to the specified purpose.
Application was made to him some time
age to account for the money, which, IL is
alleged, he failed to do. It was sworn be-
fore Justice Miller yesterday that he COM
mitted 8 breach Of trust by applying the
money to his " use. The Justice held
him In bonds to the amount of ten thou
sana dollars TO appsar before the criminal
court when called on.
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WAGGEHER,

The tailor, par excellence, Of Memphis,
is now fairly prepared for the spring sea-
son, with all manner of the latest STYLES
from France and England. The new style
of dress and the new patterns which Wag-
gsnsr has On exhibition for his customers
are rich, attractive, lasting and in the best
taste. This is as It should be, because
Waggener is the tailor of Memphis. His
historical name can be seen over his door,
3i7H Main street, below Monroe, not far
from the Peabody hotel. That's Wsg-
geuBr15,
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srEAM.FErr1Ne. slb Second ssreet.
wHEELEs & WILSON.

Have you visited the salesroom of the
Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machine Conn
panPf II not, go and see W. d. Caldwell,
Esq, tho gentleman in charge Of the
Southern department, and If you are not
convinced Of the many great advantages
Of the aes0 Wheeler q Wilson, we will
think you are impressionless. They ara
outstripping mot rippingl everything.
Their depot Is 256 Second street.
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DIR. ADAMS, the world renowned cancer
and scrofula physician and surgeon, Is
stopping at tbs Commercial hotel for q
few days. Special diseases of males and
females made a speeialtv.
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sPRIsa TRADE.

We invite the attention Of merchants
cur large and we'll assorted stock of
cigars, tobacco, pipes, ETC., which We offsr
ct prices that defy competition.
s. KAUFMAN d BRO,
Tobaocouista, $50 Main street,
Bndsr Odd FellowB' Hall,
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THE NEW RINGS
harbour on the wax PAN

Barbour Lewis tonight succeeds In one
OF his adroit maneuvers In getting To-
Rether what he terms "a meeting OF the
friends" IN Beale street. For several
days past he has been visiting his specisi
friends and proposes the following as q
basis to unite the two wings Of the Re-
publican party: Curry q be sheriff
under the style of the new political hrm,
Lewis Garry, Beaumont, Smith q Co..
and the coming congressional candidate
80 a compromise, Is to be T. A. Hamilton,
But q serious breach intervenes-ShRw,
Hayden, Williams. Ware, Bsscher, LUSH
or, ETC., viii not coalesce. II our friends
will notice they viii see In the future 8
serious political feud that may bs amuE-
Ing. Our information is reliable, and our
readers will be fully advised OF what is to
come.
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CoUGHs AND Colds Those who are
suffering from coughs, colds, hOarseness,
sore throat, eto., should try browns
Bronchial Troches."
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DISSOLUTION.

T HAYE this day sold AL my interest in the
4 Merchants Restaurant 70 nay IL g partner,
Isaac Corwtn, who VIII colleos all debts due
and pay all debts owing BY the concern.
March y. 1871. JOHN AoaUIsE
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For FAMILY USE Upper Blue Lick Wa.
ter IN bottles, is admirable. It Is bottled
carefully at the spring, and packed Ia
cases suitable for shipment to any part OF
the world. In this form &c is equal TO the
water at the spring, and far superior to
that drawn from wood.
MANSFIELD q HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agents,
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COMMUNAL FELIoTFY.-Nothing tends mora
to connubial happiness than cheerful snd
healthy infants and children. NIB. Whit
combs syrup Is the great children1s soothina
rameaY
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HARVESTING MAoHIEERX.-Go TO r. G..
Craig & Co.'s agricultural warehouse and
see the champion machine on exhibition.
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TIE cheapest and best Steam DyeinQ and
Cleaning house in the city is at 28 Second
street, Hunt & Hanson's old stand.
HANSON & WALKER.
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nHnInE ERuIT IREss &c. AI AucIInN
PLuMTBNe, sl6 Second stFset.

By Register, Trezsyant & Co., this O
Ing at ten O'Clock. WI bs sold without
reserve.
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TABLE BUrTER.-Fifty ten and twenty.
pound buckets nice table butter. for fam.
lily use. OLIVER, FINNIE & co,
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FRIHEBs AND RATRoNs are respectfully
invited 70 leave their orders at tas Mem.
phis Steam DyaiDg Establishment. 6l
Madison street. All kinds Of cleaning
and colcring, Of every material, Is done 70
perfection, and on shortest notice.
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SIRED SWEET PoTAToEa.-Harbsrt's cell
ebrated varieties, ct ConsWay q Lind.
say'a, S6S Main street.
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ECoroHY.-Take your spring clothing TO the
steam Dyeing and leaning House Hunt q
Hanson's old standA, 246 Second street.
HAHeON q WALKER.
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sEEF LADDnas, all sizes, at Craig's Seed

HAT, COMFORT AND EgoNoMH-Thfa
you win get By having your Rratss Get
H1th lemons Improvement, Gall as 295
Second street,
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LOST on sT0LEg.

NIUE AND COLT - SIS REWARD
VI From my place on Mississippi river,
ten miles below Memphis, IN october last,
one small, light bay, mare mule. abOu
twelve years old; plain saddle marks sud
hranded on the left shoulder with the letter
g.. Also, at the same tune, adark bay horse
colt, two years old this spring. Ths above
TeEara VIII be paid IN their delivery TO Gwen
Nc eutt q Co, - Union street.
mhT JOHN A. FLEECE,
nOIETER BITCH One year old, all
White, with Cns lemon colorsd ear. A
suitable reward will be paid, If returned to
mh7s 7. II. COOKE 81 Vance street
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GENTLEMEN's WEAR cleaned without
sorubbing or securing, and made Ike new
At the Memphis Steam Dyeing Establish,
ment, 81 Madison street.
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REMovAL--The Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment has removed to 81 Madison
atnaet.
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jon LOCKE, 295H Main street, has the largest
assortment OF Magazines, P1ctOrialA and dat
lies In the CITY.
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6ER advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dispensary,
headed Book tor the Hiuion-Msrrtage Guide
in another column. II should be read by
All
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FINE hot lunch at the bay Horse ay.
cry day, from ten 70 one O'clock,
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IMPORTED CIGARS at wholesale, by
s. KAUFMAN & BRO,
$50 Main street,
Under Odd Fellows' Hall.
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second CIrcnrf Conrt-HnIss

ecOnd Circuit COurt-HaIsey, Judge.
The csil of the regular calendar will be
proceeded with to-day, commencing st
No. 2e94,
The attention of attorneys Is called 70
the following additional rules, which have
been adopted by The court, and which
will be rlgidly enforced on the next call
of1the, trial docket:
1st. No cause which has already been
twice continued will be again continued
except upon the payment of all costs that
have accrued, including State and county
tax.
81. When causes that have been twice
continued are continued by consent, each
party shall pay one-half the costs which
have accrued.
Sd. When neither party is present in
person or By counsel, at the call Of any
Cause, and the absence of counsel is not
properly accounted for, the cause will be
dismissed, and such dismissal will only
be set aside On proof of merits and pay
ment Of all costs.
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PAPER AND PAPER BAGS, in full assert.
ment, at Craig's Seed store.
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FgR REaT OR SALE.

ID OHTIE8 LOEA0n Preston Place, Hsdi-
ID son street extended, for lease for ten
years, a. low rent. Desirable lots on COurt
street extended. tor sale cheap Apply to
ROYsTEK, TREZEVANT CO.
mhS DAVID PRESTON.
GTORE-HOUSE-6rest Bargain for Cash
y TIE valCable store house, No. l8 Front
street, il now offered for sale OF rent. Apply
70 J.TRABHCC0 No. S92 front street.
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MEETING OF sT0CKHOLDERs


A cCoRDIEG to the terms Of the charter.
"A the annual election for Seven Diraetort
81 the Shelby County Turnpike OompsDy
Will be held
On Monday April I. 1872,
at tbs Chamber OF ommeree Memnhs.
commenetng, atl0oicl0ck 3 n. and closing ~
3 O'Clock , N. Tn annual convenflo1 -
Stockholders viii ssGemblo at 10 oiclosk : -
W.T.. AVERY, Prssidenf.
LEoE TaOuRpAzz. SECRETARY, mhss
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F0R RENT OR LEASE.


DWELLtN6-Wfth s rooms, extension OF
TSdsuEou street, Apply 81 81 Main
E7est apstatEs cnee koa mh2s
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EXAMINE the grats in this oncs. Tin = 0rsz,
saving of fusl-EDa
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GO 10 Joe LOoko'a for the latest publ
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LAW

First ChaReery COart-AOrgan, Chsn.
oeIERR.
The motion now pending will be re-
sumed this morning.
Second ChRneery COurt-seOtf, Chan
celIOr.
Nc more cases heard this term. No de-
Crss entered not handed In this morning
at ths opening of court. As soon as the
minutes are ready the court will adjourn
until court in course, which will be held
next Monday,
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soUTH CAROLINA ysm seed pOtAtOes at
Craig's Seed store.
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BARTLETT CIRCUIT COURT Docket.

BARTLETT CIRCUIT COURT Docket.
l-William B. Hamlin VS. E. NJ. Apperson.
%Wm. b. Greenlsw VS. E. NJ. Apperson, ex'
ecutor, etc.
-Mary L. shields vs. E. NJ. AppersOn, sur.
viving partner, etc.
SECOND CHANCERY COURT OF SHELBY
COUNTY.
4s-Fargason & Clay ct al VS. L. Rocco ct al.
D-T9ylor, Mclean q Co. VS. Park, Jones
E~-TayIor, Mclean q Co. VS. Cooper, Hunt .
Selden.
Sim. Joyce vs. Board Of Education.
sc 4. Filley VS. s. Rosenbaum.
6-P. H. Thompson VS. E. 8. Pope.
A-F. M. Cash VS. J. o. pWeatt.
81. Wallace VS. &. 7. Hayes.
bo-W. q. Grant VS. w. g. Ford.
OBJ. M. Stephenson VS. J. Il. stephenson.
6S-J. A. Peace VS. I. II. Robinson.
&-A. n Ferguson VS. w Coward.
60-B. j Ssmmes VS. e. w. Dunn
81. Reakirt VS. ]. B. WATSON.
Oh. II. Hartley VS. 7. Boyle.
81. b. Hartley VS. T. Boyle.
t4-V. Sanford VS. w S. Norris.
G-N. Sanford VS. W. S. Norris,
CIV. Sanford VS. W. s. Norris.
67-S. A. Norton vs. L. NJ. WOlcott,
6S-John Qzment VS. oh. Todd.
s-Ohn M. Fleming VS. r II. Mckay.
O-John Brown vs. NIB. Rogers.
H-G. 2, Haywood VS. Mayor and Aldermen
OF Memphis.
I'm. NJ, DUNCAN VS. NJ. ]. Wtcks.
73-M. ]. Rossen VS. Star Union Line.
IA. MunsOn VS. ]. n. Payne.
ia. g.. Marscheutz VS. A. N. Edmonds,
76-J. w. CapeTs VS. B. II Capers.
IA. MonttGonicO VS. P. A. Cicalla.
7s-E. Valentine VS. ]. v. Valentine.
Nv. +. Mulkey VS. n. ]. Pollard.
S0-W. E. Wiley VS. c. Heidle.
Sl-W. X. Carter VS. German National Bank.
S2-H. g.. smith VS. W d. Fly.
SS-A. ano VS. j. Gallina.
STA. s. Jones vs. D.. II. Townsend.
SD A. Stone VS. A.. Plisheki.
S5-J.A.A Anderson VS. Englebrecht & Damon,
SIS. Moses VS. w. n. MoncrIef.
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First Circuis COurE-HeIskeII, 5udR

EtEBt C1FcuAB COuFs-AelskoLLs Judge
The call reached No. 1854 on yesterdays
calendar. To-day's calendar contains the
following cases: 1863 Donegan VS. Jordan;
l744 Barrett q Heffsrman VS. AppersOn q
Co., 1913 Manhattan Bank Vi Larkin; 1928
Specht vs Topp; 1855 QuigIey VS. Psres;
1867 Schmidt VS. Dooley; 1858 Turney vs.
Q1acksnbush; 1852 White & Co. vs. Toof,
Phillips q Co.; 1853 Walker Bros. d Co. VS.
Stephenson; 1864 City of Memphis vs.
Barnes; 1866 City of Memphis va Smoot;
1869 City OF Memphis VS. Curtin; 1872
Chapsky VS. Armstrong; 1875 Walker &
Co. vs Miller; 1876 Blnmenthal vs. Obsr-
meier; 1877 Collins VS. Hicks; 1873 Hesley
VS. Hicks; 1879 Dousssint VS. Haberer; 1881
Moler vs. Slater; 1882 Offutt VS. Taylor; 1888
Rash vs Butts; 1884 Swan VS. Peterson;
1885 Ssltalamschia vs. kaufman; 1888
Smith vi Wright.
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jos LooKn has reosived "a assortment
Of tracing wheels.
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LOCAL ITEMS.


sTEAER0ATs
FOR ARKANsAs RIVER.
Mezsphfs and Arkansas River Packet
gO1PanY-U. 3. Mail Lfzs.
For Pins Blum and Little Rock.
IhOS. y. ALLEH, Eugene Smith, mastsr
- This elegant steamer win leave
FRIDAY, 18th inst. af6pm.
". b. KENNEDY, Agent,
ONCE on Company's Wharf boat,
FOR VIOKBBURG.
Memphis M ~ Louis Packet Compaay
For Helena, GreenviIls and v~ioEsburz.
M nsstar
win leave as zDove THIS DAY, Earch ash,
mE2a FLEM. CALVERT, sup't.
FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Co.
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and en-
otnnati-Ehe line passenger steamer
R0BT. EuRhS
n. L. Virden master. AID. Wilson, clsrk.
Leaves As shove THIS DAY, March S9th,
at 5 O'Clock pm, positively.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
ms =. COBB. Agent, 70 Front street
FOR HELENA AND FRIAR's POINT
FsF eszzsFss, Aastls, o. K, NsIsss zsS
FFsEF's Psiss,
The rsIIabIs, nrst-clazs passenger packet
Gss. w. Ghesk
w,iI ~ rSonGoSI7 as s6o1s Ts~1irS
phis every MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, punctuaIly at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board.
Fsr Hslsua, FFizr's Fsist, BszIah, Naits
Eissr. Hssssse7 Gaa the Eszss.
Shs United states Han Packet
- q. j. WHsTEa
MARR r. CHEEK
VIII leave Memphis TUESDAYS and FBI-
F5r frsight or passage. apply On board.
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET
Fer all Way LandfB g on the MiHaissipp1
90 HeIe1a- tangible, TO MRrfAnaa,
and st. Ereae1s River to WfttsbuFR.
- ST, FRANCIS
7. r. Bowman .---.maSteT Sam Pain-.--.eIerk
VIII leave Memphis as above EVERY TUES
DAY at 5 o'clock pm
Tor freight nT massage eDniv On hnz-d lmoT
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Menphls and white RsVsr packet %,
Us Mail and RsuGhSrn Express
For Helena, DeVan's Bluff, Searcy, Augusta
and JacEEOnpoIt
TIT Elegant Passenger Steamers
EGAL TEHDER-.-.-W. J, Ashford, master
Leaves Memphis every TuESDAY, at
o'clock pm.
&. P. WALT......--...--..Joh ]. Edison, master
Leaves Memphis svery SATURDAY, at 8
O'Clock pm.
The above line OF elegant steamers connsat
at DeVall's Bluff with the railroad for Little
Rock and Jacksonport.
ELLIOT MILLER, Agents.
mh7 2 Promenade. foot of Jefferson.
FRLAR's POINT AND BENDS,
FFIaF's PsIat, Asissa aaa sszes gsIlsS
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T.rahata Cnnrt-Rar. Indga.

This court is adjourned to Saturday
next. Attorneys having tho papers in
the case of Richard wilkins ct al VS.
Wrath Armour, will please return them
TO the clerks Office at once.
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s. KAUFMAN & Bro, sole agents for
Bsgley's fne-cut tobscoo.
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The following is part of the docket Of
the supreme court, April term:
COUNTY COURT OF SHELBY COUNTY
DOCKET.
l-Sarah Chapman ct al VS. G. A, Taylor.
2-F. NJ. Moore II al VS. < Jenkins & Sons.
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THE FIRST GUN.

The Political Campaigns Of "a fired at the
6rssHlaw OpsFa House, Last Night.
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The Patriotism Of '76 ReyIved-an Estha-
sIastlC kestIng and g Coed Speech.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-05-03
Good Manners,

Young folks should be mannerIy.
How to be so Is the question. Many q
girl and boy feel that they can't be-
cause in the presence of company.
They feel timid, bashful, and selfdis-
trustful the moment they are addressed
by o stranger or appear in company.
There is but one way to get over this
feeling, and acquire easy and graceful
manners; that is to do the best they
can all the time at home, as well as
abroad. Good manners are not learned
by arbitrary teaching 80 much as ac-
quired by habit. They grow upon us by
use. We must be courteous, agreeable,
civil, kind, gentlemanly and womanly
at home, and then it will become 3
sort of second nature 10 be so every.
where. A coarse, rough manner at
home begets q bit of roughness, which
we cannot lay of IL we try, when we
go among strangers. The most agree
able people we have known In COM
pany are those who are perfectly agree.
abls at home. Home Is q school for all
good thing, specially for good man.
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Try-DOn't Give Up.

A gentleman travelling in the north
ern part of ireland heard the voices of
children, and paused to listen.
Finding the sound proceeded from a
small building used as a schOolhOuse,
he drew near; and, as the door was
open, he entered, and listened to the
words the boys were spelling.
One little fellow stood apart. look.
ing sad and dispirited.
why does that boy stand there ?D
asked the gentleman.
"Oh, he is good for nothing!n re-
piled the teacher. "There's nothing
in him. / can make nothing of him.
He is the most stupid boy in the
SCHOOL,
The gentleman was surprised at this
answer. He saw that the teacher was
so stern and rough, that the younger
and more timid boys were nearly
crushed. He said few kind words
to them; then, placing his hands upon
the noble brow of the little fellow who
stood apart, he said, "One Of these
days you may be q fine scholar. Don't
give up; but TRY, my boy; TRY"
The soul of the boy was reused. His
dormant intellect awoke. A new pur-
pose was formed. From that hour he
became studious, and ambitious to ex-
Gel. AND he did become fine scholar,
and the author of well-knOwn COM
mentary ON the Bible; q great and
good man, beloved and honored. 1t
was DIR. Adam Clark. The secret of
his success is worth knowing Don't
gtvc UP; 6ta try, nay boy; try"
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The Golden Rule.

You all know the golden rule, "Do
unto others as you would wish them
to do unto YOU" Here is rule which
is almost part of the golden rule, but
which We will put by itself, and be-
cause of its value call it the Silver
Rule. "Think and say all you can of
the good qualities of others; forget
and keep silent concerning their bad
qualities You cannot conceive how
much such course will tighten your
own happiness and raise you i'm the
esteem of your companions. Did you
ever think any more of boy or girl
because he or she found fault with
others? Never call your schoolmates
or playmates ugly or cross to their
faces nor behind their backs. II they
are ugly, or stingy, or cross, it does
not make them better for you to talk
or think about it, while it makes uou
love to dwell upon the faults of others,
and causes your own soul to grow
smaller and become like the foul bird
that prefers carrion for food. Rather
tell all the good you can, and try to
think of some good quality of your
mates.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Decided stand-A stand OF arms.
A Tight fit-The delirium tremens.
A Burst of Eloquence-An exploded
idea.
The marriage relation-Your mother
in-law.
The srBump Of Destructivcness''-A
railway collision.
What kind OF rain does sheep
farmer abhor?-MurTain.
What part of rifle is like and as
sault?-The breach of the peace.
When is the clock OH the stairs dam
gerous?-When it runs down.
Who ever saw anybody near a fire
who didn't want to play poker?
A lobster never comes ashore with
out great risk of getting into hot water
"When we were boys together" Is
the sad refrain of the Siamese twins.
The man who popped the question by
moonlight got his answer in twink
ling.
How to make a hOt-bed-Put your
candle near your pillow and read your
self to sleep.
When there is spanking breeze, bad
children should be put out to take the
air.
What is it you can take without
hands?-A hint.
An ass may bray good while be-
fore he shakes the stars down.
Many people who cannot squarea cir
Gle, can get round a square meal.
Money Is great lever in the affairs
of men; so great lever that some OF
us can never keep it.
Sensible doctors disapprOve OF alco-
hol, but believe in:.the cheering effects
of dgood spirits" on their patients.
A man who has Travelled through
New Jersey says he saw some land
there so poor that you couldn't raise
disturbance on it.
An Irishman describing the growth
of potatoes in his native land, said, as
clincher, "An' sure, a bushel OF them
| will fill barrel"
Tom Topper says it would be just as
! sensible to establish restaurants With
out meat, as it would he to license pup
lie houses without drinks.
| That Vermont girl who splits corr
of wood daily, will be wood by a raf'
of fellows when she grows up.
mNever mix your drinks" is held tc
be a good rule with topers, and is not al
all a bad one for milkmen to observe.
| IT is said that the light of a match
will frighten wolf, but a love matct
sometimes fails to keep the wolf from
the door.
Josh Billings says: "Don't work be
fore breakfast. If it is necessary to tol
before breakfast, eat your breakfas
first.n
A middle-sizcd boy, writing compo
sition on Extremes" remarked tina
"we should endeavor to avoid extremes
Especially those of wasps and bees.
In the matter of revolution Mexict
beats the world-beats the world, be
cause the world makes only one reyolu
ton day, while IN that time Mexico
has half dozen.