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ARTHUR NATTANS, Drnssist,
febS-tF Corner ID and ID streets northwes
. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
j. MfDDL ErON, JRi, A. 'niNN'
fel-tf Members of the Board Of pnesls

FsPECIAL NOTICE-THE EATIONAL
S CAPITAL REAL ESTATE ASSOCIA-
T1ON.-In accordance with the Constitution, the
Board Of Directors has authorized the sale Of such
shares Of Stock on hand, fixing the premium
at Is per share its real value The purchase price,
at the option OF the purchaser, may be paid docs,
by paying double dues until liQuidated. The lat
ter condition affords an excellent opportunity for
parties to purchase shares, who otherwise would be
unable, at the time realizing benefits identical
with all the stockholders This association has been
in successful operation for period of two years.
Shares can be obtained Of the Secretary
GEO. COwIE, President.
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Samaniacs Is what the Springfield Uaion calls
the SANTANA bay company.
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PERSONAL.

RIRDe FOR SALE-CANARIEs and M0CKING
~ BIRDS, male and female best singers; also, ~
CAGES 70; I'D south = street, frontine2H
feb<-eo3ms g. NJ GOETZ,
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@GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
Wy Adjourned annual session on FRIDAY
EVENING, 1th inst att O'Clock at the hall, 81 n
and streets Installation Of officers and election OF
representative to the Supreme Lodge. Prompt AT :
tendance required. BY order of G.. G.
CLARENCE II. BARTON,
fl2-A Grand Scribe
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n, thu WiAisHINsToS' Ga February 3, 1873.
praying for the extension of Q patent granted t.
him on the 10Th day Of May, 1859, for an improve
Its ordered that the testimony the case be closed
on the 9Th day Of April next; that the time for
hiing arguments and the Examiners report be linn
tied to the 18th day Of April next and that said nc
tition be heard on the sd day Of April next.
Any person may oppose this extension
fl2w st M D. LEGGETT Commissioner
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~ Aov1
DR. W. H. BARRETT,
DENTIST.
Has removed to No. 1AO3 b street northwest, cor
ner 18th street. jeS-ly
V'HE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY oil
L THE 18th CENTURY.

DR.. s. d. Howe's Arabian Milk Cure
For Consumption,
Cures ordinary Coughs and Gold, in few hours like
magic; also
DR.. s. d. Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood
Purifier,
Which is purely vegetable, cleanses the system of
nmr n h 9uiids 1t right square up, and max es
broken down constit utions.
~ Caaiiemge the Ntnefeenth Cextmyn
To find 1t sequal
fia. sis + sS sGTth i: weight in gold
sss: ssssT Go Co.. .s 40 Esun.ylr.nI. .vsnua.
q: d: DUMAS, 627 Psnnsylvani. avenue.
pucMETT, corner Penn ave. and 2ad st.
]. l. MAJOR, III and and fns Streets, r sssee''
4.SrS sOsF ca a ssS s7ss
d. powLINe, az and G streets southwest.
5o SGFn csS and :sS
W, X; sIoNEi corner 9Th and streets;
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
petition II RoS4 r 81 B1iso Gosn
81 May s Potent of an sfaaisS to
the ssh day April thas .Ss s%s fen
hling arguments and the Examiners report be lin
the day o n snat said
ma, ses Commissioner
TNlTEb STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Drew PR Of Ayds spRsG SS
praying for the extension Of patent granted to
in Lathes for Turning Irregular Forms: pf0'e'
Its ordered that the testimony in the closed
sn 5 day AND Ap that the
the 18th day Of Apr next and that said petition be
MAY oRpo TEGGETf
TTNITER STATES PATENT OFFICE,
ss2s tss ss'ss
Ase o% the 10Th
Nay Use for an an. Improvement in CaItiyatOrs
day the ns ffGf hing
Ss ss Ss1 a6d as sIs S e
heard on the ed day Of April next '''''''A 70
pf'0n oBpGsfk cSmmi..on.r
CARRIAGES c.pp,.orvw OARRIAGEsH
Siesoris. One very hns full .s and ONE W.
will ilf Be sad at Also very
. ss. ssf top Park ReS&
fna. Sss b Rspo sssTs.. and AZ, rsseSsc1y
THE ROYAL RED BOOK OF ENGLAND; or
For sale by ROBERT BEALL,
Bookseller and 6tationer,
495 Pennsylvania avenue.
fla" Adjoining National Hotel.
GUHsTTApyi ~ K NdH Tg HER A AZ oRkPAIRkR
left ct KARRr Jewelry Store, 629 Pa
ave., and at 632 N. Y. ave. meet withvuvHV
prompt attention. f1l-3m
m7 JOSEPH J. MAYS NH
p04lm PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, WN4a1
$50 PESSA. AVE, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH sTs.
$40 900 worth, including all kinds for STREET
and EVENING WEAR. flO-I
G. TOPPER,
y. 1915 II STREET NORTHWEST
GARDENER AND FLORIST.
Especial attention given to the laying out of flower
gardens, the planting of ornamental shubbery and
everything appertsining to horticulture and foricul
ture Vines and plants pruned and transplanted
with great and at shOrt notice. CharRea
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LOST AND FOUND.


I OST-Last night at Lincoln Hall, q. the per
BOA The finder viii be suitably rewarded BY ieav
ing 1t at 1923 Penn. ave, or at the Star Office IL
OsTuOn Tuesday, nth ms. between St b and E
a w be
&O0 REWARD-LSst last night on Penn.yIya
ME- bssTssp The SaiSHa Hotel ao End iaa
ONE TEN DOLLAR NOTE. The above reward
will be paid if returned to this Office. It
4 QST-Monday evening, between LIST street and
charms hs h UhsiH and
ward will be paid if LEFT at Room 10 Post ONCE De
partment. fn-4H
STRAYED AWAY-On the morning Of the 9th in
with short ears and tail; brown and yellow2<
hair, and answers to the name Of Jack. -
18th and streets west. fn-a'
IL Blackstone Seal Ring, and a small Gold Ring
without its stone Lost going from street to mar
finder will be suitably rewarded BY leaving the same
at 221 ID street northwest. fnH'
I OsT-In going from Uniontown to NJ. P. Church
II corner Virginia avenue ard 5th street, on Sun:
GchS ss
shape Of tulip, The finder viii be literally reward
sS e rft1 uI1stos TO Mrs hcINrURF
i a small white HOG with blue spots. 90
The owner will come forward, prove prop ~
sHd New ysg.sy
and L street southeast. flO-Str
osTyAt The Ns lien Ths.te., Jans,Iy sth, e
0sIuon the 18Th pstysea p s ssH "a and 7th and
gold 4 S sga srsss w
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r. TO LADIES.
w How ~ Il 3 to see young wife, mother
20 s aly who rsSuiEs: y hes p1y; scs strength
Pscfies to sccspt u rssIosibiity which falls upon
her, 20 80 1T yfs.lrss:d, losing every day her
strength, feeling SeAly without being able to say
Why, but yet sl1erinG enough to be utterly mserS-
abel This Dtoto o. weakness and debility In moro
case she yin receive the proper care, IN the other
she Yin linger months AFTER months, not thinking
worth while TO Sc phy!ician about II, until nature,
exhaused gives out, and she ID carried the grave,
when little preceutton In roper time would have
:SsssS he. f 70 ,.p e
TERs Of DR.. L, G. BERTRAM. They arc . safe and
infAlkble remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, Cos
tiveness, bilousness, headaches, morning sickness
and a, eomplsints peculiar 70 women. These Bit
ouence Of their virtue and most agreeable taste the
medicine par ezcellescs for ladies. jHIfr
TA MEETING OF THE sIOCKH0LDERs
COMPANY for the election of Directors viii Be hsid
northwest, on MONDAY, the 9th day Of Tebruary.
1873 Polls will be opened at and close at p m
lan1lm b. TODD, Secretary.
hFFROM THE EARLIEST AGES 70
Wy the present day, Scrofula HIS been the bene,
and, - II were, the curse Of mankind. So terrible
and loahsome had been ct some periods Of world
nstGsy that Herso1 known e be infected With Il
In our day the disease s stripped Of its terror by
use Of SAMARITANS ROor AND HgRB JuIcEs, and
the victim OF Serofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples,
Blotchee letters &C., can be restored to sound health
Root AND HERB JUICES, els per BEETLE
Sold BY >. O. FORD, l105 Pa. ave, and by Drug
gists. DESMOND 4 CO., PROPRIETOR, els Race
Mrcet, fnlIaaelphla. mayIly
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GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHf PIANOS.
These instruments have been before the public fsg
LOFTY years, and upon their excellence al0ne->
attained an unpurchased pre- -eminence
which pronounce them uneauslled Tor theirv1Evv
have been srded sixty i've gold and silver medsis
a. fairs over other competitors. All Of Their
0yerstrung Scale aud Agrsde.
William McCamnon's PIANOS and PIANOS snA
ORGANS from various well known factories for saio
and rent, At REICHENBACHS,
decl0tr Piano Warerooms. l23 ilth stress.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07
DAILY GAZETTE.
The oovernor's MessaRe.

We are enabled to publish only portion of
Governor Ponder's Message to the General As
sembly, which meets at Dover to-day. 1t may be
little surprising to readers tha. the Message
should abruptly break off where it docs, but not
more SO 10 them than to us. After waiting a rea-
sonAble time for the reception of the balance We
have been compelled to print what we have, and
shall endeavor to furnish the remainder to-mor
row. Further explanation and any comments
upon the document must be deferred for the pre-
sent SO far We believe the Governors recon
meudations will meet with general appreciation
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

The following is the account of I;ttle trouble
in Louisville, q given by police officer: "Far
as knows, your Honor. they be VERY good
young men. On Sunday morning they started
20 take their classes at sunday school, which l
thinks be very good for them but they fell in
with 4 wesl-ender. That's what beat 'em, and
they didn't 60 to school. They raised , row
may il please The court. and Mr.. Green he stuch
his thumb into Mr.NObbs' mouth, and thai
thumb ha5'nt been seen since. That's all know
about IT,"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07
WAFER REEFERS TAKE NOTICE.

ThSbiIis fot tho ysafi ere aeg Fsaay ard pay
ahle Al he ReEisfFSr's Once, 100 Market street
me law roqairGl that al billg paid On % bef0re
Jsnnary Slss lei2 ths nee of tks I'll. and on all
paid daring The month 81 tobElulys QeR cent aq-
n yer osnh, addili0nal and any hBeunta remaining
unraid oftGr ADrtl lse lel4 tie Registrar is required
10 have the HeFrulea WithdraWn and suit tnslltaes
6P the FOeoVeFy % TIE alnounta aoa md water WI
noa again be let into such premises until al lsazl
rules are paid. III IAANAs A IA11QAs
Water Department Dee. 5. l9l4 RsgiseEah
08ca hohTa, 70 u 3. M, and : Do > y. deeso
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

NOadCE.
~ The annual meeting Of the Farmers Mutual
formerly Of Mill Creek handFed) will Be held al the
once Of the Company. No. e33 Market street. vii
mlnston, delaware, on MONDAY, the 18th day (2d
Wheh time an election for u Managers Of the Com
Pany Tor the ensuing will be held and one years
interest On all deposit notes will be payable The
agens OF the Company authorised 70 receive the
dues Of members. IES9E SHARpH p-.S't
5. K. SMITH, Sec'ry ee3O-d2aT&E
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

OF TONS OF CLOVER HAY. with several ton
80 Of bright DAT STRAW, 1000 hnahols iORR
COkN FODDER. The hay Is q prime article saved
without rain, and not course WORd like 70 sell the
hay in one or two parcels
The Farm woHld Be rented to good tenant.
Enaairs at this Ofiee 1ecSl-airwtf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

The bark Chantlcleer and steamer Artisan,
ashore at Cape HenlOpen, were got afiOat on
Sunday, aud taken 10 the hreakwateF. The
bark is All right bat the steamer IL leaking.
The brig Morning Light, from DemeFaFa.
with sugar and MlolasseS, went ashore TWO
miles south Of HenlOpen Light on Saturday
night, and d full OF water. Her crew are safe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

NOIICB-NOtiee is hereby Eivon that I viii ap-
~ ply to the Delaware LegislatlR0. e its next
session Tor divorce BIHcuk0 m0fPiulSatt from nv
wife Anna A. MarsheI. JOSHUA MARSHRI-
dee34, lS72-lms
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

NOTICE.--NOtios Is hereby given that will aD-
~ ply to the Delaware Legislature at its neTt ses-
iloh, i05 divorce viRcHiO HtdfrimOaii, from my
decS-Im IRENE vTTT MpTr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

WILMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILROAD
w CO.-ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
H0LDERS--Notiee j. hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the tOekh0lders Of the WilmiRgt0n and
w estern Railroad Co. for the eleeti0n Of Directors
and the transaction of such other business may be
presented will be held AZ the COmnany,a ofi ce in
| Wilmington. on MONDAY, January Is, 1873 at Il
o'clock. 0'saloek. 2; =. y, VIII, CONNRLL. SsO'ry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

NoTICB:INOtiee is hereby given that will an.
~, ply at the next Session OF the LsRIsiatnFe Of
the state Of Delaware for divorce a Viarwio maf-
T'@oRII from my husband James Woodrow
n sea-, SARAH A. WOODROW.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

Mr.. DslAnO. Secretary Of the Interior, Is
VisiIiVg MaIanras. Yt
Major General Mcdowell is In Washington,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

NOTICE.
IN The annual meeting OEtho Farm
eTs Association Of New ca stlo eOunlY. fer Hrn\
the ReeOv cry Of Stolen Horses, will be NyAN
held In WflminRtoa. 81 the Odd RellOWs' 'AAGA
Hall. on SATURDAY, January II. lo73. 81 ten
O'elOek. =. N. when O1eoEs for the olaling year
viii Be elected. and ether businsea Of the AaOsiA
ton transacted. PunceaAl attandanOa Of mOmbers
Is requested, JANIS II. HOfREcKRR.
deod-2AW4W 8eorotARy-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

4; 0TICE-Ths COMMITTEES TO Sattle The aFairs Of
~ the Agricultural Society Of New Castle COunIy
have declared Dividend Of FOurtesn Dollars per
share. payable at the once of the Treasurer.
A. III. 0RIMSHAW
No. I West Third street,
Jan2-ltdkW2m Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

within s'iASt year question has arison be-
tween this State and the State Of New JerSsy.
tsashina Ne juEldirsio4 ot the Fo.pectivs State
ovor fksk part 81 the Delaware river embraced
rIthir what L known e The twelve miles circle.
me Controversy grew. out Of the arrest By the
aail itiss u thl5 eleaA 0f sitilsns Of Nsv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

N0TICE.-The Stockholders in the Wilmington
IN and Great Valley Turnpike Company arc hereby
notified that an election for Managers will be hel1
st their once. 1nstitnte BuldinE, on "a day, the
''iH imo5 a.!a1s sa~kNtn VI ' JOS. TATNALL. sesry
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07
IRENE RULMRLR.

ETNHE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY.
m PHILADELPHIA, pOeombeF 81 1872
The Board Of Directors have declared 3 Semi-An-
nusl Dividend Of -Four per cent on The capal stock
uaTy, 1873. n W0RNER
dec21-3Wd 9scretos.v
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07
WIN. P. GILLESPIE.

NOFICE.-A special meetinR Of tha ,nanh.-, of
A the Wilmington Institute TO consider 4 Dropo-
SeH , ,ensnge ~ the organization Of the Institution
ing On Thursday evening. January 9th a NJ
CLOCK. BY order Of the President - 20
lOnl-tm JOS. A. RICHARDSON. Rec Sec,H.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

The Legislaturo ct its last session, paSsaaa joint
resolution authorizing the SeEaaAEy Of Stale 10
prepare an addition Of ths Lawn of the stats, 10
conaist Of the lAWa IN tha Rsvil1a Gods, . they
have since been amended. togstAeZ with sneh I'd.
ditionAl laws Of puhhs and general nature as
have been enacted aiaea he puhllss,lon q ths
Code, the sAid lava % b aIEengsd undsr proper
tifles ana the cati0a 10 correspond = Tar e
pEaticabls With tAs classification Of the Rsvissd
Code.
This mode q pahlishing the laws was consider
"a By the LsgiaataFs fsisgahls 10 the eodinaat1sn
the same manner aS vas done In 1852, On ths
reason, that Il SAVES Ne great expense % Ee-on'
acting The entire Statats Law Of the Stats. Undel
this fusolukion, / IN informed By The SSers1Agy b
Hlata thai he has been engaged sor TIE palt tWS
years, aad has prepared e.. Publication tho 80
edition 0f Ne laws. The Eams viii Be pno4ant0i
% you at the present session Tar sxAmlaAlion
itoRsthar With report fEom The Secretary explain
IN ~ manner IL which the olasS eation haS basI
made. Seeh Herk. e eeatsnplalsa b. " Leg
lialAtuza. 3 much nsedsds ana wha8 Approved pEO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

drawing upon other revenues of the State for
that purpose.
Regarding, however, the loan to the Junction
and Breakwater Railroad Company as part of the
States liabilities her original and present indebt
edness will appear from the following statement.
the details of whidh have been furnished to me
by the State Treasurer:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07
1Gtifes.

NVLLcETrhe Annual Session 81 the Grand
neld in X. Of 7. Hall, Morrow B1iidinS . VIZ ~
aaH nt on the third Wednesday being he isth
Jan6-st JAMES P. HAYES G-R Gc.s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

VFlCk.-The eO-DartneEship heretsfore exist
AN ing between Wm- y, 0illeSpie and n " 49,
son; trading under the hrm- name of 0iiiclDiS 4
Sa' SaeksoH' has been this dap dissolved 81 mutual
tind t Inc business Of the late firm win Be SCI
claims against the firm will pnsSsnf then Al once
to5 se.sement and prompt payments are rooasSted
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-07

n NVF1CE;-The undermined, having pusohassd Of
-. W. jackson his interest IN The Pinmhi1- Snd
1as-lttnS business, will continue said b0SinSzS Al
me S, oIa stand. 2l5 West Fourth street. II
aaa1Snkihg my patrons for past fAVoFs and feeling
tOes oi continuance Of the patronage heretofore
jahl-1W WM p nTTTvs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

This beautiful extract, from Dr. Holland p
new book, Arthur b ,uucnstle, will be read
with deep and tender interest by many
whose experience it truhiully portrays;
| stand in darkcued room before D
little cusket that holds the sleut form Of
my drst horn. NJ arm is around the viii,
aud mother who weeps over the lost treas
ure. aud cauuot, til tears have their way
be- comlorted. had not thought that N,
child could die-ihat mn child could die
Knew that Oihcr children had died, but
felt safe. We 10y the little fellow close b,
his grandfather at last We strew his grave
~iih flowers, aud then return 10 our sad
dencd home with hearts uLited in sorrow
- they had never been 10 joy, aud with
-ympalhies forever opened toward all wh,
are called to a Kindred grief. | woudel
ehcre he is to day, IN what mature angel
hood he stands, how he will look when
meet Liul, how b, will make himself know
TO me, who has been his teacher He Wa,
ike me: will his graudiaiher know him
never can cease thinking of him hs cared
lor aud led b. the same hand 20 which ms
1wn youthful fingers cluug aud as heariu.
ium the fond lips Of my own father th,
story OF bis fathers eycntlu life. | feel
now wonderful. has been the ministry Of my
th.ilreu--how much more | have learned
from them than they have ever learned
from me-how by holding my own strong
life 10 sweet suoufdiuationto their helpless
ness, they have taught me patience, self
sacrifice, seli-control, truthiuluess, faith,
simplicity and purity.
"Anl this taking TO ones arms it'll,
group Of souls, fresh from the haud Of God.
atd living with them 10 loving companion.
ship through lIl their stainless years, IT, OF
ought to be, like living in heaven, for Of
such is the heavenly Kingdom To no one
oi these am more indebted than to the
boy who went away from me before the
world had touched him with a stain. Tn,
>ey that shut him 10 the tomb was the only
key that could unlock my heart, and let 10
imong lbs sympathics the world Of sorrow
my men aud women who mourn bocaus,
tne,r little ones are not.
" The little graves. alas how many thert
arcl The mouruer- above them how vast
fhc multitude, Brothers, sisters | am OH
with you press Your hands, weep viii
,ou, trust with you, | belong to you -
Those waxen, folded hands, that still breast
81 often pressed sarm 10 our own, thor'
'leep.bouud eyes which have been SO full OF
love and life, that sweet, uunoviug, alabas
'er iace--ah : we have all looked upo,
'hem, and they have made Us one and mad,
u, better. There is 10 fountain which th'
'ngtl OF healing trouhles with his resiles,
lie-giSlug wiogs 80 constantly as the fouu
ain Of tcars, aud ouly those too lame ano
bruised 10 battle, miss the blessed iphu-
eucc."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12
Taking Heed.
BY nR. T. l.. cuyLEn.

Every case Of open dtclension into sii
mat We have ever studied, had its origin IL
sual begiouiugs-in apparently slight de.
,a.iurco from the straight line Of righi
Bul few men 20 down Niagara by Que de-
l1vrate plunge. They have commonly
leen for some ume IN the rapids befre they
reach the cataract No mau eau possibly
all while he is planned ou the Everlasting
Rock, aud is keeping fast hold Of the hand
IF God. IL is When they are decoyed of
tno Rock, and over on the thin slippery Ice
,l "cxpodleucy,' or selt-indulgence, or .ll
ccepnou, that they begin TO slide tn,
inst sinful step does the business. Every
church member who is uow q pitiahle inc
,tiate once slppeI his Gr,t glass. Every
hurch member who has tarnished his good
lame for integrity, saw The time when b,
twisted his first lie, or pocketed his fr-l
ilshonest dime. Perhaps be qnieted hl'
;ousciruce with the gretched ,ophisiry thai
ne needed the money or would make ga
good use of it," Anyhow be never in
'ended TO do wrong Jut once
lie would just pull cut into the rapid
lar enough to catch something that wal
doatiug past, but never dreamed of gon.
over the falls Men often feel the creates
security when in thegreatest danger. Tn,
presuupuous spirit goeIh before destruc
lion. 'Who is airaid2 not |, has beel
the ruin Of thousands. Aud thousand
nave been ruined by the specious self decep
ZION, " | will do it just this time, but ueve
again" Observe how sharply the Bibl
puts it," Let him who tainketh that b
staudeth, take heed lest he fall"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12
The Effects of Worry.

That the effects of worry are more to he
dreaded than those of simple hard work /.
evident from noting the class Of persons
who suffer most from the effects Of mental
overstrain. The case book Of the physiciau
shows that it is the speculator, the betting
man, the railway manager, the great mer-
chant the superintendent of large manu-
featuring and commercial works who mosi
frequently exhibit the symptoms Of cere-
hru exhaustion. Mental cares accompanied
with suppressed emotion, occupation liable
TO great vicissitudes of fortune, and ihos'.
which involve the hearing on the mind Of u
multiplicity of intricate details eventually
break down the lives of the strongest In
estimating what may be called staying pow
ers Of different minds under hard work
it is always necessary to take early training
into account. A young man cast suddenly
iuto a position involving great care and
responsibility will break down in circum.
stances in which, had he been gradually
hahiruated to the position, he would have
performed its duties without difficulty. l.
is, probably, for this reason that the pro,
fessional classes generally suffer less from
the effects Of overstrain than others They
have II long course of preliminary training,
and their work comes on then by degrees
therefore, when it does come in excessive
quantity, it finds them prepared for it
Those on the other hand, who suddenly
vault into position requiring severe mem
tal toll penarnlly die before their time. -
Chambers Journal