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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-28
N0ULT0W BROTHERS e. co
AZ PATENT WATER TUB ING

AZ, re PUREST, CHEAPEST, and most DURABLE
Wdfcr-COnductOr kIopH
:, Warranted 10 stand a Pressure Of ONE Human
FEET aud uiH not not burst ,uhet frozen.
VIII last as longs as the hole Is kept full of wa
Yer; VIZ lbs. Of water in y feet Of Tubing. Two
lnches IN diameter. Is made Of the best selected
anu Kun dried lumber from to 10 foet in length.
turned round, wound with copper wire, sunL in
grooves boiled in coal tar connected with cast iron
couplings, made to suitany position, Tonrued and
Srooved each side Of water-course,- giyes per.
subsection IN every case as far as heard FROM
SportaOt-GeighiHg ten lbs. Perroi Uifh COUPLINGS
C9stsJaSt One-hakf much as hrec-torths LeqfDipe
same bore as Tubing, and greater saving TO tho
purohaserwhen inch and Ia Tubing is called for.
m FTtce 81 Tubing. Nth COaptings Compcte,
5 we Inch Tubing, "a inchbore per foot, 7 cts.
GIG Id % q a. :,
A. AZ our Factory CASH; except in towns where it
mas not been used in such cases ono-half on deliy.
cry, the balance in thirty DAYS
~ Always warranted RF
IL has been tested s 1-2 years in dry, grayellv
SOL and found Invariably perfectly sound
IL Is far preferable to any other conductor ON tho
grounds OF its Purity, Cheapness STRENGTH Ease of
transportation, Etc, 100 rods per half tun Of the
shallest size. One man can lay 300 reds per dov
Being so small it requires bnt a narrow ditrb o.
couple the sizes together without extra exnense
mus making saving by coupling tho larger sizcs
~ 'ne sinal Ter and getting more volume Of water
'iibuSi bu0 sulnit Cf IuDlnU, For |
'onoeyng SIP aswPasses euery other conductor SIM
"-n'dfers toiH do tgeH 10 tyu. TESTIMONIALS IN |
aTge numbers might be given, if space permitted
~ Is unsurpassed for running water to and through
villages. for cellar drains sink drains caves snot
sc., &c. PNi'P 'u'iiiS'
In every ease in ordering, the pressure should he
peclied, the size of bore, the number of 'iT;sS
'eute angles and elbows, If wanted Shipped when
10 Morris,;II ~.
'or territory not included in tho State of Vermont
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-28
VERMONT DIvGs1o,
PORTLAND & OGDENSRn

We urge upon capitalists and ALA
to Invest, the most careful iaYe,,iv,s..
securities, believing them 10 eoub',,-
aud profit than any Railroad Bona -
ket. The Portland and Ogden,buryb A.
viii be the shortest route by more tb,r II.
from the Lake 10 the Atlantic
The Road will have local bu,ips...,...
all its running expenses and 10 insuy, ~
and regular payment oflntereston n, ~
cd debt. twill be the greatest pleag,,s
iare In the Eastern States, uniting bvu
route Saratoga and Lakes George ana ~
with the White Mountains, Lakes Me-
aud Nilloughby, Mount Mansfield apdp..
ed min er2l springs Of Northern Vermont
The Roalh Is under the manage msnt n.
the most experienced, successful and Ws,,.
business men in tho country, who will ina.
the closest economy and honesty in tLe,,,
ton Of It's Affairs.
The managers Of the Road have thsnsb
vested largely in It's capital stock, the q
scriptions being nearly sufficient to conn.
Road ready for the iron, (thus showing b
probation Of the importance and value da
terprise.) For convenience Of investors In
coupon or registered), are of the follevip,s
nations;
5000, $500 snd 500,
ana the interest, six per cent, gold, ispayu.
annually in Boston on the LIST az Mapd a,,
vember. These Bonds are offered, until 0e
tice, at 30, and accrued interest in cuuepr =
For further neutrality-suspicious. Inn
apply to
+. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
,. st. Johnsbury, Ven
FAIRBANKS & co.
FAIRBANKS, BRowN& CO.,
,.,nn lls Milk Street. la !
FAIRBANKS & EWING, 2
us Chestnut Street. n
FINANCIAL AGENTS. 4
Trustees for the First Mortgage Bondbod
Ion. LUKE P, POLAND, st. Johnsbury, v
ABBAHAM 7. LOWE, Esq o
President LIST National Bank. Bo.to, =
FOR sALEBY
IRST NATIONAL BANK, Boston. g
HILL &C0.,
Sears Bulding,I
And all leading Banks and Brokers.
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Il. B. MERRIAM,
Probate Not;ce

Probate Notice.
state Of Vermont, Lamoille District. SIS Tn
Probate Court, held at johnson in said Dis /
on the 10th day of Feb. 1872.
OF, VI. X; Melvin guardian of Henry ID. Melvin
olara Melyd, and Frank Melvin, minors makns
application to said Court for license to sell ali %
m NE following described real estate Of his said
ms,ts % VIZ all the real estate in Westford in
Chittenden County, to which the said minors bs 90
any title representing that the sale thereof far tbe
purpose OF putting the proceeds IF such sale a. in
seres or investing the same in stocks or real estate
would DC beneficial to said Wards Wberennon n
Is ordered by said Court that said application he
referred to session thereof to be held nj the pro-
bate Office In said johnson on the lith dav az nv
a. 4 - is,2 for hearing and decisien threon' and
!. y ordered that all persons interested be-
notlhed hereof BY publication ofnotce Of sa;J az
pleation and order thereon, three weeks sueeese-
yoy u the Lamoille Newsdealer printed al ydc
rark, before said time Of hearing, that thew nav
cause, object thereto. Attest 'ney SEQ
4w3 7 + pTIn,,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-10
MICHAEL Nc0EARY

w OULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public that he continues to keep on hand the
,rgest and best assortment Of 0sntlsnmens. Ladies
and Boys
New and Second. .00DA ClOlhlug
efthe best quality. at No. SO Iaseail street.
Also. his large stock Of bcots. ehcee and Ladies'
fore purchasing esswh here. A large assortment OF
Bed Clothing. Blankets, Sheets and Spreads con-
to sell goods lower than any other person in this
city. Give him call before purchasing esew here.
as he will give satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their patronage.
N Highest cash prices paid \ Rags, Iron. Brass
oppsr Glass. link Lead and s sS.as'i y 81; line
apa-tf TstasllS Wilmington. Del.
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EAlThfVLME90.

rh., .rt ehauscd-I know thoe careless.
Know thee silent. calm and cold.
Know thine eyes again will never
Wear the loving light Of old.
Tears were nothing. and wept net.
words Of uurmuring toe were vain.
Anl the stars nor storms have ever
Ever heard my lips complain.
True. my spirit was impassioned
When the loves Of long ago.
with their new. delicious fragrance.
O,er my ardent heart did blow.
Weary now. alas. 30 weary.
Through my life wander on.
And the nre that warmed my bosom.
When meet thee. all Is gone.
The soft South's bewildering sweetness.
With old dreamy memories dim
With the gods Of classic worship
Andths roses lovers hymn
with its temples. groves and pictures.
And its poetry and love
Could not win me for an instant
From one thought. all thoughts above.
Oh. I know thy hearts ruin
Stern and gloom. wild and chill.
But my spirits ivy clinsing
Clasps the desolation still
Clasps it with fearful fondness.
While the winds around it moan.
Not to shrink through all the ages
From the coldness Of its stone.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-10

smile with which his wife, gancing up into
Mr.. Harrington's face, archly answered his
relnarks Presently he made his way to her
and whispered: :----
Enjoying yourself, FAM"
"Oh, yes ~ delightful; Don't you ind it
sop FtsPg
"Not particularly
Fanny turned again to Mr.. Harrington. with
some coquettish remark, and when he answered
in tone so low that Mr.. Merritt did not catch
the words, she exclaimed: "You naughty man,
and tapped him plavfully on the arm. Ton
thought this was progressing wonderfully, fol
his modest little wife, and he looked around t,
see whether it had been observed Somehow
he didn't like the idea of Mrs. Thomas Mer
ritt being seen 80 Familiarity talking with thi
stranger.
| (Iu N c0ufin,la1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-10

southern Exprcss, Pacific Lxpress, Erie Mail
aud Buhiio d Niakara Express leave daily. All
other trains daily. except sunday.
frie Mail and Buffalo and Niagara Express leay-
ing on saturday night. run only to Wiliamsport
Gincnnatl Express runs daily; on Saturday night
ont Running To Ii ,rrisburg
The WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
runs daily. except Sunday For this train tickets
T.. NJ. at ll6 Market Street
sunday Train No. leaves Philadelphia $40 A.
VI arrives Paoli $40 NJ sunday Train No. 2
+. N.
| sunday Train No. ! leay es Paoli 720 A. NJ; az
rives Philadeluhia 5 25. A. NJ. sunday Train No z
leaves raoli 50OP. NJ; areives PhiladeIphia 6lU
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-10
Fh1ladeipnia, Wilmington aud 6siti
more Railroad,
&H q IL VI III .ssss::;C - ;zss,;;;;
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
DspSs i1snns a. sss
s.Smols Vino, topping sail ,st.nons; eonn.e,.
Ton with smyrna Branch Railroad and Ms Wand aIa
Delaware Railroad. at Harrington with Junction and
1tmsr ef R.sn nano.d. a. se.iord win Dorches'er
S,. Hai,iroaa. at salisbury with wcomico and Pocomok.
xPREss TEAM .tll4s A. NJ. .(sundays excepted y TO,
P.nvs.r Ana ."s a. wmus!.
expkpsgg n,.g'Sn on sish r. train 1 for N.T Castle
ash,n sion o,
vile, H.Ive-de-Gtas Aberdeen. Perryman's : Edge
xIanrExpSEss nea Wash
y..s Es:a s'%sp VA
i"r Fortress Monroe and Norfolk wi tAA. the
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
II rn' and wmiagon
Pm; The $50 ?. NJ. train connects With Del X. K,
LEAVE wiL1IS"fos at na .ia 'is''o' s. . .oo
and ,lS ,Ixy a.ly; F. fns sS =. n. u.,a VIII nos
.dss Lay. w,ln,ng,oa !, s-D + n: 4 - 'u"'''
ads;ona ana BA!tlu'o,r Cent? al s,iroat
ted, =. 10 SIN and 80 p. IN. Pnii.ae,rh.a .,
Sn.a, Ss,. 10, dsS, pssa Z. =. Hs" m i1i M a. fn.t
atali s'a.ious be.w.en Pm, ,.d.ipn,a apt Is-'ohn
Leave pg, nsp"s ies ., rn.dsipna rasrr-a,
| 6O5' tu.nid's Ford ralIadtluut. 50 1,
| And Az y,
Trains LEAVING lr'ington al 645 t and p ~ vii
| conect -. lan)kin junction 40 =. n, al,
AS' p IN. trans Tor phadei,nt b ,ilimst Cen
tral kairUaa.
| THROU1H TRAINS From BALTIMORE
i -kASk NtION At 1881, u ~ Pm, 5.tl 1929,
LEA-r oGs4fEh EsfEk" Il tqk r., '4ls1Dnld a
| l1r, za. A+i $50, GIL, $50 aud iU Sd = NJ
FROM Baltimore TO fhiadeiphA Leave BsitimoIe as T..
| An. way hail; sS5 An, EApres 24v L. ~ HI
/ press 72Sf NJ. EXPRESS 1910 Z. !. Express.
from BNtmore POSTPAID ntei disteststiol
at5Wf.M M
Accommod.toa ainfrom Port Deposit i'll lesv ePsrr
Vile at6 u .N. for BAt nd et
tiops.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
| Leave Ghesterat 1916 and 9ll A. NJ, and AS Pm
Leave Wilmington al I252, u3 and 10 V2 A. 1855
. SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore 1881. H. stopping at Magaous PER-
mans Aber erdeeu, Havre-de-ti -.ferryy.l-,
town. North East. Ekton. Newark, stanton, Ne,
4 EENSEv dan
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-10


JOHN +. VANLEER.Jr Jr.. Ticket Agent. .9Ol Chest
MT Street;
FRANCIS FUNK. Ticket Agent. .ll6 Market Street;
SAM'L Ii. W ALLACE Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsy Rail Road Co. will not assume
any risk for baggage, except 70: wearing apparel,
lars in value. All baggage exceeding that amount
inyalue, viii be at the risk of ner. unless To-
ken b 3 specal contrstt. A. J. CAsSATI,
Sunt }eu H. Altoona Pa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-10

NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and PhadeP
at 10 4 N. Leave -Philalelphia at II As A. NJ.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave Clayton for
for Clayton, IL 3S a. m, and 30 p: ~. to make
connection with trainsto and from Dover. and sta
'ihs FSEiSHr sISif TRAIN with Passenger Ca. at
tachsd will leave Wilmington i2.55 A. NJ; New
Castle. l.s: Middletown., 2a'; Townsend, 2.45
"A; HarrinTton. sos; Farming,on. 5 Is; Bridge
Delmar At 7 O5 A. NJ. & .engsrs leaving Balu-
more at 1880 p. m.. and Philadelphia at 80 p. M,
max con ncction with this train at Wilmiugtono
Keturning-will leave pel"ar 30. 2. NJ.
minston. 4i5; harrington 5.io Felton, ton r s.s. ;
send. 7.S5. Middlstown go: kirkwood. $40 New
Castle 92l; and arrive at Wilmington, $50 p. N
Pailadelphia. II 80 p. NJ. and baltimore. 350 Am
Subject To delays incident To freight business.
This Train will stop to take W Passengers only al
Stations named. but viii set down passengers st any
n"dnes anu Du,Sps G"NN ECTIoNs.
| At TOWNSEND. " ia the Kent County and Queen
| Auue's L Kent RAILROADS. tor kennedyville. sud
lsrsyilis and intermediAts places.
| Al CLAYTON. with the NJ. y d. X. X. tor Eas
l Al HAKRiNGTUN. with me J. / B. X. r; fol
j Milford. asorgetown. Lewes, and Intermediate
lAtEEAFORD With the D. + D. R. R. for Feder
Il aishurg and Cambridge. xc.
| At DELMAR, with the h. 5. X, Il. for SALISBURY
Princess Anue. CIsfsia. Also for Berlin and
other stations on the " = r.K KrhhNpv O.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-10
ANCMOR LINE STEAMERS

49, SAIL, gykRY WEDNESDAY AND SATuR-
DAY.
Passensers booked TO and from any Railwty sta
tion or Seaport in Great Britain. Ireland. NOT
way, sweden, Denmark, uermany. France, hoi-
isnd, Belsum ana lae United states,
AT LOWEST CUkkkNCf RATES
Cabin tars trom New ork To Glasgow a,veroool'
Londonderry or Queenstown. a7a and so1' Inter
mediate. o3S, SteeraRe. 0SS.
DRAFTS ISSUED FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties sending for their friends in the oid Coun-
try cxn purchase tickets at reduced rates roT ,nf
SUN BkOruERS, Bowling Green: n. L. or 10
w. SAMUEL +. BETS.
;.n2lvv.v-marl5 Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-10
For homesreso Intne West.
E4M s
PENNSYl JANA CENTRAL R. E.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMIGRANY LINE,
OR PITT s BU r a
And all places in the West, SoutApest o,t
NortAuest,
WrHE SHORTEST AND BEST RouTE.0z

Thislinc lords unequalled Inducements to per.
Sons desiring cap and passage to the
West aud deserve particularly the attention of all
such as desire to avail hemseves of the Homestead
Bill passed by the last Congress.
The Pennsy lvani Central Railroad, with Its cor.
Meeting lines is by l3. miles the shortest route TO
Chicago aud other promin places in the Westani
is also the quick cheapest and best route to al
prominent places IN the Southw est and Northwest.
Passengers forwarded in comfortable and air3
Passenger Car furnished with csh cd seats with
noyeabl backs. water tanks. stoves, in and
with such ether rs Al requisite for til
comfort eI families.
Through ticketsa sold to al prominent placeeiL
the West. Southwes and North Y est, at about bal
the usual first class fare.
Children under five years old free, and chi ldren
betw the ages I've and twelyt years pay Aalt-
pIice.
Baggage checked and forwarded by the smetraio
with the passengers. Lightly pounds fbaggass car
lied free TO every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except Sundays. and tick ot
be procured and baggage delivered at the once.
No. lii Mark ket street. by o'clock. p: ~.
by addressing the undersigned he will forwardb
return mail free ofchaYge, acircular containing
complete price lit. map. correct copy
Homestead Law. aqd give such 9 other Information
| may be desired. FSA ANClS FUNK, Agent
| ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
| No. ll6 Market Street. Philadelphia
| Philadaiphia June %. tasA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-10
vTaD THE PUBLIC.

/ am now getting up q new Portable HEATER.
which for cheapness, durabili y and economy cannot
be surpassed. The inside being Of wrought iron
texoept tNs cast iron) is manufactured under my
ow arvision and made in the best manner; il can
be gotten up ut less expense than any other heater
in the market. Made and sold by
X. MORRISS0N.
mars Bun 4u6 Shipley street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-10
DHILADELPHlA, WILMINGTON X BALI
MORE kAIuRnAD

SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th, ISL
Il passenger car will be attached To the irek kht
train leaving philadeiph,a at go p. m.. TOR Vii
;cingtOn.
The train will stop Mt Stations as follows. when
signailed drays Ferry. 9,l2 u. III. Lazaretto Q. 80
p. m; Chester, 9.4i y. IN; Lamokin. y. M; hur
low. 949 .. IN; Linwood, 9la y. III; Glaymont l0.0l
.. m; Eierslie, i0lS p. IN: arrive ilmnston. l0.u
II. m. iJctUi IL. 4. kENNE0. sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-10
DELAW Al hE hAlLKOAC LIN RI.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

e1 = 1E1 On and after MONDAY, July 18th
S@Al8ll. (oundavs excepted,J Passenger
rHaina y leaYA a inlln&a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-10

TRAINS ARRIEF AT DEPOT, VIZ:
CINCINNATI EXPEESS....... .......-.. 3,O5 A NJ
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS ........ 40 ''
EkIE MA .........................64O A. NJ
PAOhi $50 u 10 40 A. M =,
FAST LINE.......................... sos A, Nj.
BUFFALO NlA0AkA EAP. .......... S.O5 A, Nj.
PAkk ESBU Ra TRAIN ..,.,... .-..... go A, Nj.
LANCASTER j. YORK ACCOM- loi iU n NJ
PACIFIC EXP.............,.... 3aO +"
ERIE EXPkESa.".... .................... $40 p. NJ
PAOLl ACCOM- ......... ......4 TO- 40 r 10 4U r. NJ
LOCK HAVEN ELMIkA kXP, 500 !"
nARRlSBl RI ACCOM- .,.... ..... go. go :"
MAIL lRAlN H. ~
NIAGAkA ENPKESS..... ......,............ ll.U :.
y,,rf fam >
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-10

After 6 p. NJ. SUNDAY. November 18th. 1871.
Thetrains 1.-THE Pennsyly ania Central X. X. leave
the Depot. at 3lst and Market Streets. which is
reached directly by the Market Street Cars. the
last car connecting With each train leaving Front
and Market Streetsthirty minutes before its depar
ture. The Chestnut and Walnut Street cars run
within one square of the Depot.
sLEErlNeCAasTicxkrsc be had on application
atthe Ticket Ohce .Nortn we.tcorner Of MIN hsnd
Chestnut Streets, and at the Depot.
AeEN1sor THE uSioN rRAssyER CoHPAxy will
lett at No. sOl Chestnut Street. No. ll6 Market
street VIZ 1haISS dsss,yt IEH a,sP'iS 6Ep0r VIZ
PAOLI ACCOM- .......... .6.25. 80 and ll.l0 A. NJ.
% ivEr n u; 80 80 n
MALL tkAlN SOOA. NJ.
FAST LlNt AND ERIE EXPRESS. l2.40 T. VI.
PAULi ntCOM. ...........-l.l0. 6.4y i 10 81 Y. NJ
hAEkisBuh .AGCUMMOnAIluN.... 10 =. N
PAkh h Bu RG IkAIN.....-..........-- $50
CINCINNATI EXpkLSS....-. .......... 6.3u -
| BUFFALO j. NIAGARA FXP........-6.3O
Ekl NJ Al l.. $50 -
| SOUTHERN EAPRESS........-.... so
VIZ Tenn " AESpM &c SSpuM.................,l ON 1850 P. M
| PAClt lC EAPRE>S- S-..............-.....ll.40 40 :"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-10
Railroad Iines.

(U b. couttnued.)
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fectual remedy than any other. Those who have
tried it, know that it cured them those who have
not know that cures theirneighbors and friends
and all know that what IL does once 1t does al-
waysthat it never fails through any fault or neg
glect ofits composition. We ha ye thousands upon
thousands certificates Of their remarkabl cures
of the following complaints, but such cures are
known in every neighborhood, and we need not
publish them. Adapted to an ages and conditions
IN all climates; containing neither calomel any
delctcrious drug, they may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coatng preserves them
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, whlo
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise nom
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate
it into healthy action-remove the obstructons
Of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs os
tho body, restoring ther irregular action to health,
and by correcting, wherever they exist, such De.
rangements as are the first origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given In the wrapper on
the box, for tho following complaints, which these
For EDyspcpsia or Hndisestion, Listless-
ness, Lnnsuor and Loss Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the ston-
aeh and restore Its healthy ton tone and ACTION
toms, WificUs headache, Sick Head.
ache, Jaundics or Green Sickness, Bill.
kGus Collie and Bilious Fevers, they should
be iudiciousy taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause it.
For Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but ono
mild desc is generally required.
For RhenIratisH1, Gout, Gravel, Pal.
pitasIon OF the IEeart, Tain I'm tho
Side. Back and Loina, they should be contin.
uolsy taken, as required, to change tho diseased
action OF the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For Drapsy nnd DropsscaI Swellings
thcy should be taken in large and requent doses
to produce the effect or drastic purge.
For suppression large dose should be
taken asis produces the desired effect by SYM
pathy.
AS aDiarner PHI, take one or two PtIls to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach,
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Hence it is often ad.
yantageous where no serious dcrangement exists: exist
One who feels tolerably well, often hnds that
dose Of these pills makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and renovatinS effect On
the digestive apparatus.
DR.. j. C. AVER g. CO., Practical Chesaststss
LOWELL. AlASS., U. s. A.
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MY SECRET.

Have secret? Nay, you see me busy
And merry always. So you think and
Why With your idle pondcrings cloud
and darken
This sunny day?
I have no secret for the world to cues
ton,
Nor even for my dearest ones to chide !;
NV secret can whisper to the Master
TO none beside.
Like the iron belt beneath the royal
Close ns;l, to my heart press it, achingslo
You see me smile; the smart beneath
the laughter
You cannot know.
In that dear ear which ever listens,
hearkcns
The faintest breath of human woe or
My voiceless voice pours an incessant
Like dropping rain.
"why is it, Lord: why is it?" Thus I
No answer comes; or, on the winds low
sigh,
A far-of, whispering voice says: "Wait,
my daughter"
Or, "By and by"
I could not bear my load without this
easing;
Into this secret deep my all I throw;
That He is there, is listening and is
loving,
Is all know.
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"mated with q clown,
The grossness of whose nature will have
weight to drag them down."

In the training Of the true woman, q
sensible regard for the health and due
deyelopemeIt of the body, forbids all
fashionable fetters. Let the young mai
den bound along in innocent play and
healthful exercise, that the young
woman may have some physical vigor
for the life before her, that the roses in
her cheeks may be natural flowers that
no showers can wash away.
No woman can act well her part whose
training did not include q practical
knowledge Of domestic affairs, an indi-
vidual initiation into the mysteries of
the various departments Of houscwitery.
OF course, the needle and the sewing
machine must be familiar acquain tances,
and it would be well to know something
of the scientific management of the
inevitable chicken. We listened with
interest not long ago to an animated dis
cussion between two refined ladies on
the best treatment of an afflicted fowl.
One preferred the surgical, the other
the botanical practice. Those ladies
commanded our respect. The fact is,
sentiment is light dict for the creation
of blood and bone-the soundest logic
cannot make man comfortable without
HIS QlQlICI-aul Viz olftaS'o pSSIi
fails to soothe his troubled breast, or to
inspireilim with amiable feelings, when
his home is in confusion and the igno-
rance and incompetency Of its mistress
mingle in his mind with thoughts
that breathe and words that burn"
What! make an educated, accomplish
ed woman drudge? Soil her soft fin
gers with the ingredients of pies and
buildings? Consume her time in per-
petual attention to the numberless de-
tails of household economy? BY no
means! We only mean to say that that
without knowledge of domestic occu-
pations, Of the systematic management
of All establishment, from the first rule
of universal cleanliness, to the last of
arranging tastefully the flowers in the
vases, no lady, however gifted, is pre-