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LYING.

Although the deviI-be the father of
lies, he seems, like other great inven-
tors, to have lost much OF his reputation
by the continual improvements that
have been made upon bim.-S10if
The most Intangible, and therefore
the worst, kind of lie is a half truth.
This Is the peculiar device of a con-
seientious' detractor. Washington Al
8tOn.
No lie you can speak or act, but it
viii come, after longer or shorter cal
culation, like a bill drawn on natures
reality, and be presented there for pay
ment-with the answer: No Effects
Carlyle.
Habitual liars invent falsehoods not
to gain any end or even to deceive their
hearers, but to amuse themselves. It is
partly practice and partly habit. It re-
quires an effort In them to speak the
truth. HazliH
Lying is a disgracefuI vice, and one
that Plutareh paints in most disgraceful
/ colors, when he says that it is g ford
ing testimony that one despises God,
and then fears men" It is not possible
more happily to describe its horrible
| disgusting, and abandoned nature fol
! can we imagine anything more vile thar
/ to be towards with regard to men, anC
brave with regard to God?-MOntaigne
A lie has no. legs, and cannot stand
but it has wings, and can fly far anc
vide War6l6TtOn.
The gain of lying is nothing else bu
not to be trusted of any, nor to be be
lieved when we say the truth.-S5
Waiter. Raleigh.
After a tongue has once got the knacl
e = l. !, hoy
4 impossible, almost, it is to reclaim 1t
Whence it comes to pass, that we Sc
some men, who are otherwise very hon
est, so subject to this vice.-MontGig1le
When thou art obliged to speak, b
sure to speak the truth for equi7oca
ton is halfway to lying, and lying
the whole way to he'll William Penn
He who has not a good memory shout
never take upon him the trade of lying
M0RtGig19e.
Lord, Lord, how this world is give
f to lying l-SH0kspeare.
He who tells a lie is not sensible no
great task he undertakes for he mus
2 be forced to invent twenty more t
, maintain one.-POpe.
Truth is always consistent with i
self, and needs nothing to help 1t out
it is always near at hand, sits upon on
lips, and is ready to drop out before W
= are aware; lie is troublesome, an
/ sets a mans invention upon the racl
2 and one trick needs n great many nor
to make it good. Il Is like bUildin
/ upon a false foundation, which continl
t ally stands In need of props to shore
$ up, and proves at last more chargeab
: than to have raised a substantial builC
r ing at first upon a true and solid fOul
: dation. -Addt8On.
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Fatal Absinthe.

A Paris correspondent says 1.-THE
other dav I saw a sad sight on the
Champs Elysees, and which, with all my
experiences of Partisan life, I never saw
in this CITY before. It was party of
three persons, two men and a woman,
all well-nay, even handsomely-dress-
ed. and all three in a Keeling, beastly
state of intOxication. The men went
staggering along, disputing and gestic-
ulating after the manner OF drunken
men generally, now and then stopping
to hail the passing unoccupied carriages,
not one of which would consent 10 stop
for them, while the woman reeled along
in company, sometimes clutchfpg Wild
ly at the arm of one OF her companions,
aud at other times stopping to address
them in words of tipsY renonstrance.
She was handsomely dressed IN a cos
tune of black silk and cashmere, trim
med with Jet, while her companions
wore high hats, broadcloth suits, and
kid gloves. Finally the party made up
their minds to cross the street, diff
cult feat for anybody to attempt to ex-
eeute In the full possession Of their
senses. SO. dense Is the tbrong of pass
inc, carriages and so rapidly are they
driven, but the drunken trio got across
somehow, and disappeared among the
crowd of promenaders. SUcn IS q spec
linen OF the changes wrought by the
lapse of Il few years IN the manners ana
customs of this people. Before the IN
PRODUCTION of absinthe, who ever saw a
drunken person in the streets of Paris
Nov who is it that does not see them
Not drunkenness N rags alone, but
drunkenness with goodly apparel and
mien Of ought.to be responsibility.
TIE estate Of the late Chief Justice
Chase. when liquidated, viii amount TO
about SI05, 600 The estate owes j.
Ceok & Co., 20,000, mostly advanced on
stocks, and Mrs. Hoyt, Judge Chase's
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THE RAILROADS.
SaratOga's syndicate-The New Freight
Tariff.

SsratOga's Syndicate-The New Freight
Tariff.
The resolutions and minutes of the
recent meeting of railroad men, at Sara
toga, have been taken to Indianapolis
by the secretary and a copy is not to be
obtained. The railroad men state it is
nOt6rue that the meeting was called
for the purpose of combining against
the grangers or any other interest.
They say that the object was simply the
development OF their respective roads
and their abolition of the system OF
underwriting and litigation which has
proved so expensive to all. The confer
ence will soon be resumed and the bus
mess introduced at the previous meet
ing be brought to a close.
The freight agents report that the
action of the railroad officials has sim
plifed their work materially. Heret0-
fore there was such competition to pro-
cure freights, there was no pretense OF
preserving nominal rates. By a grad
ual process OF cutting down, the rates
had been reduced from 20 to 40 per
cent, while special rates were made
with large shippers. The following are
the new rates agreed upon. Chicago,
$50 for first class, $40 for second class,
$50 for third class $40 for fourth class,
$50 for fifth class. indianapolis, 81,
$3.50, S57, $43, S33. Cincicinatti, $40,
S64, S55, 81, $50. st. Louis, S97, 1891,
$40, S61, $40. Louisville, $50, $S1, ST.,
$55, s44. Evansville, $88, $50, S68, SOL,
$40. Memphis, $1.15. $1O8, 1914, S72,
$50. New Orleans, $144, $35, $I18,
800, ST.. These rates it is stated viii
be rigidly adhered to except possibly
in cases OF few large shippers. No
rebates or drawbacks will be allowed.
Passenger rates have not been changed.
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ROTusTnEs.


A man IN his carriage riding along
gaily-dressed wife by his side:
In satin and laces she looked like the queen
And he like 2 king in his prime
a wood-sawyer stood on the street as they passed
The carriage and couple he eyed,
And said, as he worked with his saw on 2 log,
:" wish Twas rich and could ride"
The man in the carriage remarked to his. wife
% One thing would give if / could
To give al my wealth for the strength and tn,
health,
OF the man who is saving the wood"
pretty Young maid, with bundle OF work,
Whose face as the morning was fair,
Went tripping along with smile Of delight,
While hummiDg q love-breathing air,
she looked on the carriage; the lady she saw,
Arrayed in apparel so fine;
Aud. said in a whisper, a wish from my heart
Those satins and laces were mine,"
The lady looked out on the maid with her wos K,
SO fair in her calico dress,
Aud said, 90 I'D relinquish position and wealth
Her beauty and youth to possess"
Thus it is in this world, whatever our joy,
| Our minds and our time employ
/ In longing and signing for what we have not
/ UnsratefUl for what we enjoy.
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Proving CatIing Guns.

An inspection and test of the first in
stallment of Calling guns for the navy
was in progress ct Colts factory, Hart
ford, Connecticut, under the supervis-
ion of Lieteuant Commander Persons,
The Times says One thousand
rounds we're fired from each gun, max
ing %, coo rounds. The proving was of
a severe and thorough character. These
guns are of the new and improved
model. Orders for them have been re-
ceived from China and Japan, and the
works are run night and day to get off
the Chinese contract by July q. To
illustrate the capacity of the Calling
for long-continued and rapid firing, we
may kmention the fact that It has
been tested at Fort Madison, Annapolis,
by firing 81, 600 rounds at the rate OF
400 a minute, from the same gun, with
out stopping tG clean the gun. DIR.
Gatiing was present, and witnessing
this unequaled result was interested IN
the discovery of what seemed to be
almost a new principle IN gunnery. 1t
was found that up TO the 4,000th round
the gun kept ioHling, but that after
that point 1t began to clean itself ; aud
after the 81, O005b round was fred the
barrels were found to be as clean and
bright inside as they were when they
were first poii-hed
THE queen of England, sgthough tbeo-
etically head OF the CEnglish) church
and ti5ulary defender of the faith, is
not a very good church woman. She
lets her children get married ia Lent;
she gives drawing room and state con
certs Of the Fridays OF that holy season;
she gives her yearly ball to her servants
on Good Friday itself; when IN Scot
land, she goes 20 the Presbyterian
meeting aid seems 10 enjoy 1t +; recent
", when q wealthy neighbor Of hers al
Balmoral, private gentleman, under
took TO build an Anglican chapel at his
own expense. She had word conveyed to
him that he WOuld do her favor by dis
missing the idea. Naturally, her Low
ing subjects Of the high church persua-
sion are good deal scandalized byall this.
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The heat of summer, as well as the sudden
changes of temperature incident to autumn
coupled with the use of unripe vegetables and
fruits and other uuwhOlesome articles Of food,
result every season in producing much suffer
ing from disrrhRa, dysentary, cholera morbus,
colo and other arrangements OF the stomach
and bowels. A remedy that viii promptly re-
lieve these suferings and restore tone and
normal action to the relaxed and debit ated
alimentarv canal, is surely a boon to the ahiict-
ed. DIR. u. V Pierce, whose Family NJ edlclnes
have acquired d worldwide reputation, by long
study and careful chemical experiments has
succeeded in extracting, by a cold process,
from smart-weed, or water pepper, that mod
est little plant seen in wet grounds by the
roadside and IN neglected grounds and pasture
fields. renedIal principal which. when skillful-
" combined with the extract Of Jamaica ginger
and other pleasant modifying agents, N what
he calls his Compound Extract Of Smart-W eed,
forms most reliable specific for al such de-
engagements and sufferiBgs. It is pleasant and
sale to take. vet powerful TO cure It's Won
derful efficacy IS further confirmation OF the
Doctors idea that God has caused to go IN
each climate and region, those medicinal plants
best calculated for the cure of the diseases
that prevail in the section Of country where
those plants are fOund-that . the leaves were
for the healing Of the nations" and that the
fever far-fetched remedies we employ the bet
ter il we would thoroughly investigate and
understand those We have at home. The Doc
tors Extract Of Smart-Nee Is sold by drug
g.sts generally.
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rhe Ladies' sOrOsis Club, Of New York

The Ladies' SOrOsis Club, Of New York.
recently changed their discussions from Woman :
suffrage to Hair preparations and P1mple Bsnisn-
ers. They declared that where nature mad not Tn
dovFed them with beauty it was their r1ght-Seai
ty,s,r dutvt seek 1t where they could. So they sn
voted that Magnolia Balm overcame sallowness,
Rough Skin and Ringmarks, and gave the complex
ion most oistinglte (Sorosianl AID marbe-hEe ap-
pearance dangerous to men, no douot} eIo Ia
Ivon's Kathairon made the hair grow thlcAf sOII
turning gray If the proprietors OF these ertelei
aid not send the sisters invoice they are no
I
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Sot Quite so Fast, Mr. JOD esl--A horse
doctor In Philadelphia was caught changing the
celebrated Mexican Mustang Ldniment into other
bottles, and using it ss his own recipe honesty
is always the best policy. These medicine man hAe
- so11oz NJ, sneh fellows. It cured the lame horse
al fire same. but it damaged tie Doctors reputa-
80, aud benefited the proprietor il proportion
We have heard of SO many Rheumatic persons and
lame horses being cured by the Mustang 11nlmeni
tbet Wa advise every housekeeper, ilveryEnan 3h1
S7tsr 40 invest in so Ct or S100 bottle, against
accident Beware Of couuterfeits- II = NEappSHo
in steel engraving, signed q" Z. ". mes'DroOAi
Chemist"
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Manners in Iceland.

Manners are simple in Iceland, as in
deed in all the Scandinavian countries
and all the simpler here because there
is really no distinction of ranks. No
body is rich, and hardly anybody alb
jectly poor /; everybody has to work for
himself, and works Except to be sure, a
few stOrekeepers in ReykjaVik, ana of
one or two spots on the coast) with his
own hands. Wealth would not raise a
man above his fellows, and there are
indeed no means of employing it except
in supplying q house with what would
be thought in England indispensable
comforts. Wealth, therefore, is not
greatly coveted although the IceIander
likes q good bargain, especially IN
hOrsetiesh), and an air of cheerful con-
tentment reigns. The farm servant
scarcely differs from the farmer, and
probably, if q steady fellow, ends by
marrying the farmers daughter and get
ting a farm himself There is no title
of respect, save Herra to the bishop and
SRA to priest not even such a title
MIR. or Mrs. or Esquire. If you go to
call for lady you tap at the door and
ask if InjibjOrg or Valerdr is in or if
you wish to give her full name, Injib-
iord 4horvaldsdottir, or EiriksdOtair,
( OF BiarnardOttir Gas the case may be,)
for there IS no title of politeness to APP
| ply, Her name, moreover, Is her own
name, unchanged from birth TO death
/ for as there are no surnames or fam
1 lily names among the Icelanders, but
/ only Christian names, there is no rea-
/ son for a wife assuming her husbands
name, and she is Thorvaldsdottir after
/ her marriage with Gudmundr just as
/ before, while her children are Gud-
/ mundssOn and GudmundsdOttir. When
/ such a concession is made to the
rights of women, it is a little suppris-
/ ing to find that she is IN any other re-
/ spect treated as an inferior, not usually
/ sitting down to the table with the men
of the family, but waiting on them and
dining separately. Otherwise, how
/ ever, women seem sufficiently well off.
! having full rights of property, and rid
/ ing valorously about the country wher-
ever they viii f; and We could not hear
/ that there vas any movement for their
/ emancipation, or indeed Tor social re-
/ form Of any kind, though to be sure,
! imperfect knowledge o. the language
/ restricted our inquiries. In one regard,
! the women of Iceland have obtained a
! completer equality than their sisters IN
! continental Enrope. receive ex-
: actIv- the same education as the men do.
There are no schools IN the island
naturally, as families live mostly a
dozen miles apart and instruction Is
+ therefore given by the fatherto his sons
and Daughters alike and together, the
priest, where there Is q priest. some
times adding little Latin or Danish.
Thus the girl learns all her parents can
! teach her, ard is rs good al arithme-
( tic;an, and as familiar with the Sagas
as her brothers. COTl3hiU Magazine. .
Rev. Florence Mccarthy, Of Chicago,
said IN his sermon last Sunday, on the
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WHAT IS NEEDED.
RnsToN. IN. ID. ~

Mr.. =. r STEVENS:
Dear Sir-AbOut one year since iolnd mysell
in a feeble condition from general debility VICE
TINE wa strong Y recommended to me by friend
yyhn had been much bemeGtel by It's use pro-
cured tie article and after using several bottles.
was restored h slIh. aud discontinued its use.
feet Quite confident that there il no medicine SUI
Derior to those complaints for which II IS es-
pecialIy prepared. and you d cheeriuIly re ON
mend II u those who feel that they need some
ming to restore them to perfect health.
Respectfully y ours.
Il. l. PETTENGILL,
Firm OF s. NJ PETIT ngi d Co., 10 State St. Boston.
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should do in the case. He finally went
to his weekly church prayer-meeting
at the conclusion stated some things,
and asked if any enc of the ladies had
I written such letters to him. Of course
] no one arose -
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The SKEPTICAL CONVINCED. Every
advance in medicine, every new remedy
has encountered an opposition, which is
the test Of truth. Galen and Jenner only
were believed when they had proved
their discoveries againstopposition. But
men are observing, and benefits always
make believers. No incredulity can
stand the silent argument of good re-
suits. When DR.. Walker proclaimed
that he had produced from the medicinal
herbs of California an elixir that would
regenerate the sinking system and cure
diseases not organic, the incredulOus
shook their hea &. Yet his Vinegar
Bitters is now the standard restorative
OF the western world. The truth could
not be resisted. Under the operation of
the new remedy, dyspeptics regained
health, appetite and strength, the bill
iOus and constipated were relieved Of
every distressing symptom f; the con-
sumPtive and rheumatic rapidly recoy-
cred intermittent and remittent feveTs
were broken up the faint of scrofula
was eradicated Who could gainsay
facts like these? Not even the faculty.
Skepticism was routed. Ali doubts as
to the claims of the Bitters to the first
place in the first rank Of modern medl-
cines were silenced, and thi5 wonderful
preparation is to-day the most popular
tonic, Alternative and blood depurent
ever advertised in America. In com
mon with other Journalists, we are free
to ad / oar testimony to this remedy. 1t
is q domestic medicine, and no house
hold should be without it.
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The Grand Revolution IN MEDICAL
TREATMENT which was commenced in 1860, is stlll
In progress. Nothing stop it, f0 - is founded
on the principle now UNIVERSAL acknowledged
that physical vigor is the most rmidabe antagon-
list of all human ailments ar experience has E1oWn
that PLANTATION Brrr IS q peerless inyigOrant,
as well as the best pO soc safeguard against cpl
denlic diseases
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FooLIsHLY spent, money paid for
childrens shoes not protected by SILVER
TIPS. Two weeks is about the time it takes p
smart, active child TO yentilate the tee of a
shoe. SILVER TIPS the only preventative.
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EVERY one Knows that cold or cough
ought not to be neglected. and that If it Is oct
attended TO IN season, it may result fatally.
Our advice Is to take care of it before it Is TOO
Iate. and use Dr. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cor
dial. which can be had Of any druggist Dr.
Wishart's Worm Sugar Drops are the best rem
edv for worms ever discovered. Com
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Coon advice never comes amiss. If
they have not got the E1mwood Collar at the
store where you are in the habit of purchasing
your goods, tell them to get some for You at
once, and don't be put of with any other
goods.
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WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS

are the most beH utifuI IA style Grd perfect IN
tone ever made The Concerto stop Is The
best ever placed IN any organ. n Is pro
dtECed by an eNtTa set Of reeds peculiarly
voiced, me fleet Of IUlich Is mos charming
and sOTgi-sttrTIng, F1Jtie IFS Imitation N ne
human voice Is superb. Terms hbcTd!.
WATERS Phi1harInO n1c. VSs-
per & Orchestral ORGANS
In unique French cases, are among me best
made, and combine purity Of votcinS run
great volume 81 tone. Suitable JoT pnriOf,
church or mus hall.
WATERS New Scale PIANOS
hare great power and a fine singing tone,
tUfh all modern iIEprOVeE1e RENTS ana "a g gie
best pianos made. These organs AMI pit
amos are warranted for years. Prices ez-
tremely low for cash. or part cash AMI bal
sncc ~ monthly or quart er1F payments
SeCDnG-hand tnstTIR u1enfs taken ~ e4=
change 4 gents wanted ~ every county
in the y =. aud Canada. a liberal discount
Teachers. Ministers. CJtEfTcHes sctOCLs- ly0dge5
etc. III UlSTR4 TED CT T-4LOG UllS Mailed
HORACE WATERS q so y.
4SI broadway, =. Y Il. q. Box 1897
DyFR TIEFRSt Am. Newspo per Union rlure-
u SCENTS over so papers. divided nto sucdiyls
ions. send cent stamp for Map showing location
Of pap-Ts. with combined and separate lists, CIV
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p "a y BORN. ia Monroe stTe-t. t'hiCaRO- III
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DIR. J. Walkers California VIM
gar BitterS are a purely Vegetable
PREPARATION, made chiefly from the pa
i've herbs f0End on the lower ranges Of
he Sierra Nevada mountains Of Cahfor-
ia, the medicinal properties OF which
ne extracted therefrOm without the use
# Alcohol. The question is almost
Iailv asked, "What is the cause OF tn5s
UNPARALLELED success Of VINEGAR BIT
rERs?" Our answer IS, that they Remove
he cause of disease, and the patient re-
lovers his health. They are she greaE
blood purifier and Il life-giving pIil5eipieir
I perfect Renovation and lnTlGoE 'stoF
# the system Never before III taei
history of the world has a medicine beG1-
compounded possessing the remarkaDie
IHalities of VINEGAR DITTERs IN heahnS the
;ick of every disease man Is herr To- Ihes
IRE a gentle Purgative as well IS HonE
relieving Congestion or inflammation =
the Liver and Viseeraf Organs N i5ii1o'-A
Diseases.
The properties of DR. VS. i-AEE ;
VINEGAR BrTTERS are Aporlent. Dap l"seCc
Carlninativc, Nutritious. laxative, DluLeS1s
Sedative Counter Irritaut, SuoorIuc- - Sc
i've. and Anti-BiiiOus-
II. II. MCDONALD & CO..
Druggists and Gen. a CTS, san Francisco California
and cor Of Washington and Charlton SIS. y. l.
Sold ny al Druggists and Pc stterS.
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& Truth is Mighty, AMI will Prevail
VEGETINE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD AND RESTORES THE
HEALTH.
SeuentV-nna Years of Are,
Seventy-one Years of Age.

EAST GARsHFIELD. Aug. -, 1870.
Mr.. H. r. STEv Ems:
Dear Sir-I am seventy years of age; have
suffer- many ears with Kidney Comp amt, weak
ness in my back and stomach I Vas induced by
friends TO try your NEGETI$E. and 7 think 10 the
hest medicine for weakness Of the XII Eeys ever
rse / have tried any remedies fer this COM
TIsf1t and never found so much relief from the
NFGkTIrSE. It strengthens and invigorates the
vvho,e system. MEnv OF my acquaiutances have
taken il and believe il % be good for ali the com
nj .ints for which 10 IS recommended.
Yours truly.
JOSIAH H SHERMAN.
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Tafranrs EfieFVesceHt SeIfZer AperieRt.

the best and most reliable medicine ever Offered
TO the people for the above class OF diseases Ihs
nursing babe, brothers aud sisters its parents
and grand parents, viii al find this pleasant rem
edy well adapted for tueir different com plants
For sale by all druggists.
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EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

CHARLESTON, Mass, March 10, 1863.
Mr. H r. STEv Pms:
ThiS fs TO certify that I have used your Blood
Preparation '(VEC ETIeS) in my "a ily for severe
wears and think that for SCTOfula or CankerOG
F5uu1ors or Rheumatic affections. II CanDOt be ex
called: and as a IoOd purifier ana spring medl
ONO il is 1he best thing I have ever used and
have used almost every thing. can cheertutll
recommend it TO any in eed OF such medicine
ours respectfully. -
MRS. K. A. DINSMORE,
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Go TO Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton. III.