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yIvlIE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Vol. Second, Commencing Jan. 1873.

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!. Repentance.

He kissed me, and know twas wrong,
For he was neither kith nor kin;
Need one do penance very long
For such tiny little sini
He pressed my hand, that wasn't right;
Why will men have such wicked ways
It wasn't for lninute-quite--
"a But in it there were days and days.
There's mischief in the'moon, know;
I'm positive l saw her wink
When 1 requested him to 70: ~
S@ meant It, tool almost think.
But, after all, Pm not to blame;
"A. He took the kiss; do think mon
Arc quite without the sense of shame.
LIZ weal.leF when he'll eelne again
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THE POETS CORNER.



Around the Christmas-tree we stood,
And watched tho ehildren's faces, a4=
A. they their little gifts received
With childish airs and graces.
We grown folks had orlr share of fun
In makingswse OMes merry, &
And laughed to see the Juveniles
Kiss meath the "holly berry,"
Beside me sat sweet Bessie Moore,
A lovely dark-eyed maiden,
While near her stood our little Eve,
Her srsns with love-gifts laden,
Until around the room she went,
The blue-eyed baby, shy1y,
And, blushing red, into. each lap
Her offerings dropped slyly. s~ @
But when to me the darling came
All empty-handed was she,
And when asked, AWl1y slight me thus7 y
She answered, /" Oh, betause We
We dinna know yo9 tumlning here!"
And then, with blue eyes shining,
To Bessie's side she went, her arms
Her sisters neck entwining.
q But s0nasthi,tg l must have, said l,
My Christmas night to gladden." a--r..
A shade Of thought the baby face
Seemed presently to sadden,
Til I'll ct once. with gleeful laugh
"Oh! know what / do, Sir!
I've only sister Bessie left,
But Ill div Ter to you, Sir /"
Amid the hugh that came from all
! drew my new gift to me,
While with flushed cheeks her eyes met mine,
And sent q thrill all through me.
"Oh blessed little Eve!' cried 1;
=" Your gift welcome gladly!"
The little one looked up at me,
Half wonderingly, hasf sadly.
Then to her father straight turned,
And hu1nbly asked his blessing
Upon my Christmas gift. the while
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EUROPEAN MARKETS

LONDON MoxEY MARKEr LONDON, May ID M Con
American securities closed, bonds 1855 old, si 1857
opened at ss.4 for money ana g31i for the account
FRAsxyoRr BouHsy.-FRASKFoRr, May ih-Unted States
bonds, 9lez for 1927
Paris BouRsE,-PAR,s. May l6-French rentes s4f 42c
LvKRpOoL CoTToN MARKKT.-LIvERPo0L, May l5-4 T.
M-The market Is quiet Middiing upiands, SD md
ding orleans gsd. ag4d. The sales OF American have
July and August isSd sales q shipments from New
was lid higher There sales Of cotton after m
regular closing yesterday amounting 5000 bales, maxi
ing a total Of 1870 bales. =
EIvsRrooL BRr.Dsrrrrs MARxrr.-LIvERrooI, May Is
p M-Breadstus quiet and steady, except wheats
which are rmer California white, average, l2s I'd.
lbs 81; club, I2S Sd. u Ia, 3D. Breadstuns quiet
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKE1.-LIvERPooL, May 15-P,
M--Relned petroleum, l4lsd
LoYnoN PRopucE MARgEr. LONDON, May D-Evcn.
i2g.-Comm0n rosln b. VI. spirlH VI suTpSnlue 4JA
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May Is, 1873
es0p saa r soe soe esd nay c Net receipts s2
NEW ORLEANS May IS 1873
soS low ads e IL mSS@s s
A. Sea, N srs aie gs Seei LAST s
Stock. i4o6e5. 800
Cotton firm good ordinary, lie a l6.4c; low middngs
rs s xpd msdns c ss I
so'g7s -'e'' AA'''' ''"''"'''' ''' saws W. s'0'A
Cotton firm middnss ls'sc Net receipts 7aS ba,es.
Sales, ti6. Stock, A'7oo c. ,o-.
Cotton qriet miadlings lss Net receipts 2ss bales
Spirits turpentne dun ct Sc Kosin quiet at II
S yeo% dip and V saaf
sales reported; last we're atss7o
MEMPHIS Nav Is 1874
bales Shipments, Lsis stock Msis ''e''p''' '''
Flour and wss.s'S f:S s
amber = mo
saes nigh &, Sae
Sss hour lSSS sasss; %Ses
fSGu s snse S Wheat e a Ha O0 -four
Fa1 Tea sprns $500 or ajs .
sts sMs | III SS Gss .. e esla
@ ana s ns for Rs per . aa
and nominal; shorts SI9; shipstufs 500 middngs,
81 per Canal ireghts-Wheat SIC corn and rye,
&C. New York lumber 81 to the Hudson Receipts by
lake, O0 bushels wheat $500 do. 100000 feet Of
lumber
Lake and rail imports-Flonr. s,4OO bills: wheat
l0 d2 bushels; corn % l7O dol oats 81 ~ do barley
do. oats 2s7I do. Canal shpments-.Whea I,sss
bushels; corn 1920 do. Canal freghts-Wheat to New
s SS S Is @ 'as ss ssayss
% Ssf Snr4 y @ saie
Of 1900 bushels Milwaukee, No aspiring at 81 so small
waukee No Dc. at q %; Chicago ,,, No do
Sa Corn Io@e sales s bushels No
1900 do No at Sic. Oats scarce; held at &c 45c
Western. Barley quiet at 95c 81 for Canada Soc. g5c.
for No Western sc sc for @ state and s5c
steady al 81 81 10 for ii 10 IL Is for prime
Winter Western and 81 20 81 Is TOR prime Canada Rye
malt held at 96c. Balance unchanged.
CHICAGO. May IS 1873
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat irregular and
r~er s sales Of NJ spring a rsl.s, No a.
Corn d, and unsettled at aoslc cash ssc for strictly
s5s e s ss No. 4O or sss s e Sa u sssads
and Sr9o D s & barley dun AND
SOC rejected. Pork held lower At el5 D SO So
cash SIG 90 SIG 80 seller June Lard steady at g. cash
90 0s seller June Hams in pickle sold At iSc &c,
e,sc. SIC, LOOSE; SIC SIC Tor short RIB mddles;
mand sales of shoulders at 7c. clear rib sides loo
i S' Sss hour bushels wheat do eon
Standardization bills -four $1,000 bushels wheat is7 so
do. dU do oats, 1000 do rye and a0oO do. barley
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choice che n,. At Sl sss ssc for white. aaoat Bar
s@ss ssss STATE s ana
OWING prneSsY TeEs,s lave BEEN 9pie to-day
good assSad win 4 owners isy s The inquiry
4 @ wsss sa as "a 81 81 sI ~ isss "a
* 81 haa q The 6s S I'd
Kasdea, !,sSs quarters sIsin 4: a. AUSTRIAN
81 ss'' private siss Zoo
saas S
sf srs S1 ss1 0ss
outs a
British saTs $50 S toms S Ssnse o
y 20 or Ss sss
e. Is bSis ne
6s Cd Other charters for Oil were pending put not
MoI.ssas~Business continued light excepting in q
MAY pe We s q 10 New
Orleans at from 7ac. 7sc We auSSs ron N.s cyoD
Cuba. centrifugal and mixed $3.50. isc. a re. a.
Cuba mascovado refining ........ "a ac $50
Cuba, muscovado, grocery ...,.... a Soc aoc
torto kco ....-................ a Soc 6uc
English Islands ................... a 25c &C
NAVAL srosls-rhe market tor spirits Of tSrpentne
ag S S ~ S
e ana g SS a. S on ps
Rosin Arm but only in light strained quoted
s5 sS%%sn sSS q %
~ Sbs g q No and Pae at 100 bS SSs No A. 81 o.
sipa!ps ali Kinds at H. ana 100 DOis pale. at IS
f., refined
@ as
Sassss ssss9
quiet; 1000 oiclty complete cargo placed
;sa asf' ss.S.s %si.ss eSsss 81 s
spha an See "a 4 1as S
@ q o re Tss nn S y al % 1 n q
day the sr sa T. M sas F5sr e9 %
'af SbI o Of july
b % hs o q a e. July 81 Sss S
au bills OF crude, in bulk at &C., the market closing
PsovlsioSs@Rece ipts-Beef, so packages; cut meats
a ana and
eGsaa at ave- o sGy' to Of sale Of %
G a.s
boxes Of city long clear was made a. oc Dressed hogs
@ Tanss sy
RI sss5a I = S q 3 sss ne 70
IL IA sales s hn the
med, demand %l'l p1Iesss SslIns s5pa steady S9s
and dry sailed do at re. Tic 40 boxes bellies, u
lbs. average at l0c l0l4c. Lard-Wesern steady
at the opening, but subsequently closed shade 1rmer
The transactions include 100 terces OF steam at sc
cash 500 terces last evening" for May, ut 95c To-day
500 erces buyers to the Path OF May at 716c 500
a;s ''t
turned from May to june on private terms; 9c bid
sellers, July. City lard remained quiet Sales 25
uerces including kettle at SIC. q &c.
RICE.-The market continued strong under good de :
mand The sales to-day foot SO terces of Carolina
a sses u @ Ssss G 9ha range and
S market rx today mas been quiet or raw
OF Az hhds and 700 boxes including molasses sugars
also also 500 boxes Of Desrone at SEE We quote
iaif good fair re. &C.; good TO prime SIC SIC
sas acc. centrifugal hhas ana boxes SIC. q gss.
Havana Boxes Dutch standard Nos; to ssSs: are;
70 ls 9'sc iOc do j. to 20 ioc 0}sc white ss4c
sae: grocery, fair e choice, agssc BfaziiDatch
periOr &c. a 7azc.
sIEARlNE continued in fair demand and steady sales
25oo lbs OF grease sc 90 terces Of No at SIC and
100 ticrces of so.t at 9sSc.
TALLow quiet but firm sales 30 bbls. of fair
8 l5-l6c. and small lots OF prime at Q l-l6c.
WHsKEy.-Receipts 419 bbs The market remained
steady, with sales OF $40 bbls. at &c.