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All our freedom looks upward. At tho
bottom we are all slaves. In the realm of
physics, we are bound and held in the clos
est subjugation. But the higher up we 90
the more elastic aud loose the bonds be-
come, and the larger the liberty on the
ground two feet, but all heaven overhead.
And the rights encompass the liberties;
tho rights at the bottom are few, at the top
countless. And all the rights are summed
up in the one focal statement of perfect
acknowledgment and fidelity as members
of the vast social organism. For rights arc
the reverse side of right, aud no one has
any right which incrferes with any right
of another person. 1t is only natural that
we should think moro of the rights than of
the right; but the rights and the RESPONSE
bility go together, and only by fulfilling
the duty do we ever realize tho full frui-
ton of our freedom. --Goitlen dye.
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EFFECTs or corn on .uILCH
GRVV.g

Tho extreme sensitivenoss of the mann
mary functions in cows TO the influences of
cold, fatigue, excitement, unpleasant odors,
etc., is indeed surprising. We have been
greatly Interested in observing the effects
of cold upon the milk secretion as see in
the he'd Of cows upon the farm ut Lake
side.
Daring the past summer, in the hot days
in July and August, the animals resorted
TO the lake to drink, and, after shaking their
thirst, they would wade into the water,
and remain sometimes an hour or two,
with lcIs half immersed. This habit it
was found invariably diminished the dow
of milk nj night, and in order TO learn the
extent Of the diminution careful observa-
lions were made. II was ascertained that
standing in the water an hour diminished
the flow 10 tho amount of eight or ten
quarts In u herd of of thirteen cows, The
loss was so great that whenever they re-
sorted to the water they were driven away
to the pasture again ut once. We have
learned that from simply turning the herd
into the yard upon cold day in winter,
and allowing them to remain fifteen min
utes' the now Oh MIX was dlihlhisheu 10
serious extent ana consequently tue ani-
mas are mol now allowed TO leave inc warm
stable during the entirc winter, except Tor
Drlei period upon warm, suhshlhy days.
Water Is brought directly from well INTO
the barn, ana the drinking vessels are ar
ranged so that Tue animals nave to move
but step or TWO To supply their wants.
Ihe nature oil 'He wafer supply ana con-
Nenlehce' Oh ''cess' are most important III
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AZ regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most capable and
sueeossfil practitioners with whom have had official
intercoursc.-CHARLEs MASON, Commissioner OF
Patents"
al have no hesitation in assuring inventors thatthey
cannot employ u man more competent and HusfWoi
nv and more capable Of putting their applications IN
form to secure for them early aud favorable con-
alteration ct the Patent Ohloe.-EDMuNp III hhti
late Commissioner of latentf'
,,Mr. n. H. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY APP
picatons for Patents having been suceefsfui almost
every case Such unmistakablc proof Of great talent
and ability on bis part leads me TO recommend ALI
Inventors TO apply TO him to procure their patour Of
they may be sure Of having the most
bestowed their cases, and at very reAsonabl'
ehArges.-JOlIN TAGdAhT."
Boston, Jan. !, lb72-lyl
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P0ett,y.
FIxE.,'G THE D.sI'.


says Patrick oBrien to Kathleen Mulreddiu,
"Now why 'front.' you be Akin the day Of our we'd
din'g"
Saws Kathleen, "why, Pat, what hurry you're in.
Can't you wait till the summer comes round to
begin7"
"ob. no. Kathleen" says rat; 'Hn all snse and all
raison
The winters the properest marryin' saison;
For 10 comfort ones self from the frost and the rain
There's nothing like wcddin' in winter, Ills rair.'
KArHiErs.
II it's only protection you want from the cowld,
There's a country they call the Equator, I'm tould
That for single young men is kept hot through the
year
where's the use of your murryin'9 be OFF wild you
there
But there's also spot not frequently warmed,
Set aside FIR ould maids called the Pole, I'm In
formed;
Where some mornin', IL s;il nhe can't make up her
mind,
misfortunate colleen called Kathleen youll ind.
KATHLEEN
Is II threat'nin' you are that m die ould maid
Who refused for your sake Mr. Lawrence McQuaide?
Thin think Ill forgive him-for this Ill be bound,
That he'd wait like lamb till the summer came
round
PATRICK.
Now it's thiukin am that this same Mr. Larry
is what makes you so slow in agreeing to marry.
KATHLEEN.
Doesn't prove that you're Jealous ofhim in the Taste
PATRICK.
We'll, wen not say tina, Kathleen will die ould
maid.
KArHLEES.
And wen bother no more about Larry McQuade.
PArnIcK.
But, Kathleen, mavrone, shure then wcddins in
spring,
When the Long Fast is out, common thing
As the turfs a rick, or stones In a wall;
Why you might Just as well not be married at all.
but weddn, consider at this side of Lent,
Would be thought such fur more surprsin' evint !;
So delightful to all at this dull time Of year
Now Say ''ye'.' for the sake Of the neighbors. my
dear.
KATHLEEN.
No, Patrick Wen wed when the woods and the grass
Wave a welcome Of purtiest green we pass
Through the sweet cowslip meadow, and up by the
mill,
To the chapel itself on the side Of the hill:
Where the thorn that's now sghinga widows lamint
In a bridesmaids costumell be smin contnt;
Whilst the thrush and the blackbird pipe "Haste to
the weddin'
OF Patrick O'Bricn aud Kathleen Nulreddin."
PArRGCk.
WIN you really promise that, Kathleen, You rogue?
KATHLEEN
whisper, Patrick the contract Illseal with-d pogne
Kisses him.1-Euery Saturday.
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BOSTON.
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A FrLE LAECL pEAcIICL IL the treatment q
diseases OF tuc Lungs and having learned uy sad -
leIieuge that inaadles ul this kind coulI Iiut he
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of the Importance Of some means of G!ll! ing tt:4e
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VERDICT.

We, the jury in the case of the Common
wealth of Kentucky rs. John Wheeler ct
al, have carefully considered the points of
the case and tested the merits of the sever
al theories advanced, and do hereby unani =
mously decide that the game commonly
known as old sledge or seven up is evil
IDENTIFY a game of science, and not OF chance.
In demonstration whereof ii Is herein and
hereby stated, iterated, reiterated, set forth
and made manifest, that, during the entire
night the chance men never won a anne
or turned jack, although both ieats wye
common and frequent TO the opposition /;
and furthermore, in support Of thls9ur
verdict, we call attention TO the significant
fact that he chance men are all busted,
and the science men have got the money.
1t is the deliberate opinion of the jury that
the 'chance theory concerning seven-up Is
pernicious doctrine and calculated to in
fict untold suffering and pccuniary loss
upon any community that takes stock in it.
That is the way that seven-up came to be
set apart and particularized in the statute
books of Kentucky as being game, not OF
chance, but of science, and therefore not
punishable unde- the laws (said Mr.. Knott
That verdict is of record, aud holds good
to this day.
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Was FIRST prepared with 4 view to the cure of Ca
arrh and kindred diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
but 1t has been used for almost all diseases
the blood with success far beyond any expectation Of
the discoyerer II is breathed directly into the lungs
and through them il carried into the blood doclm-
posing the impure matter, and oXpollug il through
the pores ui the skin Its effects almost immed
tey perceptble, aud but few applications nccts-
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This is the only remedy known that can arrest tu-
borcles the lungs, restore the vital functions of
those organs TO their healthy condition Il be adj
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EES84.N fP.N6.fkS.
DIR. lLAGG has many communications showing the
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II It's only protection you want from the cowld,
There's country they call the Equator, I'm tould.
That for single young men is kept hot through the
year
where's the use of your maryin'7 be OFF wild You
there.