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SAINTS.

/ see them with theii heavenly eyes,
Who In the Christ abide;
The long train ceases not TO rise,
Though times unceasing tide
And grave across each pathway lies,
But the path swerves not aside.
Like a chorus which no dlscords mar,
Sober and clear and grand,
Like a scroll upreaching to star,
Caught by an angels hand,
Like wind beginning from afar,
And covering all the land,
They sound, they pass each man beholds
The Masters risen face,
Each arm some dear belov ed enfolds
Yet kheps its forward place.
The weak une leans, the strong uphOldS,
But all are In the race.
Up, through the darkness and the pain,
Up, through the JOY and light,
Eartl's myriad hands are raised In vain
To baf1le or invite.
Life shows nothing to detaln,
DEATH nothing to alright.
BY all things fair their course is graced,
By all things bitter, healed;
Gathering like servants sent In haste
Who, being challenged yield,
And through the garden on the waste,
Guide To Gods happy field.
TO them each human loss is gaid
Withdrawn or sacrificed,
Nothing but sin was all in vain,
And that, which long enticed,
Falls from each soul and leaves no stain
At the first smile Of Christ.
The flock of God goes up and on,
And II, as sin departs, r.f. =
Some faces from the throng are gone,
Leaving some broken hearts,
God, ,.full OF pity for his own,
Dries every tear that starts.
The flock of God is strong and swift
And It devours the way,
Longing to see the curtain lift
From the everlasting day;
How slight the toll how vast the gift,
How weary the delay!
Lord, gather us beneath their feet
AS thy good Will shall be ,..,
The service of thy saints is sweet
When they are serving thee;
Souls FOR Inheritance unmeet
MAY serve eternity.
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The graceful decoration of dinner Ia
bic, though it may, in the highest degree,
partake somewhat of the character of an Art,
in its simpler expression is within the caps-
bilities of any one. A bouquet::of choiOD
flowers, bunch of ferns, so readily and
cheaply obtainable, when placed on the din-
oer table enhance the pleasure of a meal.
A few sprigs of parsley arranged on dhk
is an ornamentation which gives additional
zest to food. Between lobster, even un-
adorned, when served with care, and one
slung on the table, there is exactly the dif-
ference which exists between the same she'll
fish seen on gentleman's table, and the
crustacean when exposed for sale On the
fish-dealers slab. Even in such trivid
| thing as the serving of food to the guest.
something of proper taste and good breed.
ing may be made manifest. 1t is treat D.
watch deft cook serving dinner. 1t ID b
triumph of practical skill.
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VERY PRoBABLE.-The Scotch poachiD

VERY PRoBABLE-The Scotch poaching
angler suspends by straps under his outer gar
ments capacious bag of coarse linen for CON
cealing his salmon, while he carries in his
hand quite innoeently string of trout. Lord
Scrope once caught poacher with salraen
in his bag, and demanded how il sat there.
The reply was, How tho beast got there
dinna ken. He must ha' louped intil ma
pocket as war wading" His clover answer
so amused Lord Scrope that he let him 40
scot-free.-!Scribae's MOntAiy for OeioAs,
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"DAr's HIM."A rather elderly darkey frous
the Post Oaks was inquiring of u policeman
if he knew anythingof his son Pete.
The policeman replied there was young
darkey IN the lookup, that had mouth
like stable door, and piece bit out OF one
of his ears, that was locked up Tor breaking
up prayer meeting with an axe handle.
Oats him." exclaimed the oveIjoyed par
ent, she told me he was gwine to muse his.
self, y and the geIeeman conducted the pss-
ent to the market hoVse, where Fets Was ~
covering from his amusement.
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Ills INDIAN Policy. .-"Are you In favor
of the Indian peace poiicy?" inquired a
philanthropic Chicago man Of a long-haired
party from the frontier the other day.
"Favor ofit?" echoed the irontierman,
"wal, | shud say wuz"
And then he continued with flashing eyes
and raised fist:
Favor of 1t, boss? why, dum my scalp if
wouldn't like ter see this ere piece policy
carried out til there want piece of Injun
left bigger'n a six-pencef y
The philanthropist did not prolong the ar
gument.
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SWAYNE'S PANACEA,
and Manufacturers of

celebrated all over the world for It's remarkable cures
of Scrufua, Mercurial and Syphtlc complaints,
and IN cases where Syphilltlc virus OF The parent
causes development OF syphilis or ScrOfula In the
child nothing has ever proved so enectual In COM
plue> eradicatng every yesige Of these dangerous
complaints and all diseases arising from impurly Oi
the blood.
10 particular to obtain the genuine, as prepared
by Di. SWANNk q son, SSl +. 9th St,filadelpha.
See that the name IL spelled CurreCtlN, SWAlNE,
rs there preparations OF somewhat similar name
In the market
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In one Of the small mining camps in tho
Black Hills lay big Cornishman stricken
with fever. His wife, being unskied in rem
edies, hunted for doctor, failing, however,
after a long and patient search, to discover
anything better than a veterinary surgeon.
'What would YOU really do, Doctor" she
cried, if your husband was delirious with fe-
ver:" Madam" said he, 81 know no more
than you do. can only cure horses
and other brutes." ''Well, Doctor" she re-
piled, my husbands as strong as horse.
What would you do for a horse and for hea-
ven's sake tell me quick" Madam, K
should open his mouth, pull his tongue ous
on one side to prevent his biting me, and givS
him this fever powder, paper, string and ALL
Blind with tears Of gratitude, the poor woman
paid for the fever powder and departed. Hia-
tory says that the man got well, but he has
a hole in his tongue, and his wife has only
three fingers on one hand.
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Ask Your Druggist for Them.


Pennies and nil who Nulue health should never
be without DIX. SWAINkS TAX a ~ SAkSAPA-
RILIA plnl.S. as they purify the blood remove ali
DISTRACTIONS cleanse the skin Or all pimpiCS and
blutchcs and bring the rich color Of health TO the
pale cheek. Female Irregularities are restored TO q
healthy condition. They are certain cure Tor Slck
and Nervous Headache. AS Dinner PHI, nothing
can exceed them take one, two or three as may be
found necessary; unlike Others they neither grlpe,
produce nuuscu or any other unpleasant sensation,
while they are as powerful as II Is possible Tor Il
medicine to be and be harmless. These Pills cleanse
out the disosdcred hulnors, enrich and purify the
blood remove all unhealthy bilious secretiOnS OF the
stomach and bowels, causing u perfectly healthy
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we are determined that the sick shall have them at
n price within the means Of the poorest go cents II
box of 80 Piiis.) II your druggist or stOrekceper
has not got them, do not be put of by any others
rect and we will forward by mail, on receipt OF the
plice 25 cents Il box or five bOXescs 81.
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TO ALL.
DR. wA.Y ME,
The discoverer and compoupder OF the far-faIned
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry

and other valuable preparations, entered upon his
professional career with the important advantage OF
regular medical education In one of the oldest ana
best schools In Philadelphia, and, perhaps In the
world. He subsequently served faithful term or
practice I'm the Philadelphia Dspensary ana for ma
ny years attended In the Hospital In these lnstltu-
tions he enjoyed the most ample opportunities OF OBJ
tanning an insight into diseases In all their various
forms, as well for asGertalnlng the best methods
OF thei treatment In Oiiering therefore, TO the pcO
pie OF the United States the fruits OF his extensive
professional experience in the medical compounds as
the best results Of his skin and Observations he feels
that he is but proffering BOoN 10 every family
throughout the land resting, as he does, confidently
In the merits and cficatiouS virtue OF the remedies
he herewith commends. The vast amount OF trsu
TOR SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY the most eilicacious remedy known, and
IL Is admitted by our most eminent DnySclanS, ana
all who have witnessed It's wonderful healing prop
critics. The WILD CHERRY In all ages OF the wOr d
and In all countries where It is known has been just
but its great power to cure some OF the worst ana
most distressing diseases among us was never fully
asCertained until the experiments OF that skifull
physician. Dr. SwaNne, had demonstrated It's nlgn
adaptation. in combination with Pine Tree Tar. and
other equally valuable vegetable ingredients, which
chemically combined renders 1t action tenfold more
certain and beneficial In curing all diseases OF me
throat, breast and lungs. DIR. SWAlNES WILD
CHERRY COMPOUND strikes at the root OF disease
by purifying the blood restoring the liver and Kid
neys healthy action invlgoratlng the nervous and
shattered constitution. II your druggist or store
keeper does not have It, do not be put OF by any
other remedy that may be offered but send TO us d-
rect and we viii forward half dozen TO any address,
freight paid, receipt OF the price, 81 per bottle or
s. the half dozen. Address letters TO DIR. SWAiNE
& son, 800 North sixth street, Philadelphia. NO
charge Will be made for advice.
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syyAYNE's OINTMENT
Itching Piles
swAYNE's OINTMENT.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS.

DR.. Swayne & Son :-Gentlemen-Thc box OF ONT
ment you sent me by mail cured me entirely OF Itch
ing Piles which suffered with FOR fvc years En-.
closed ind nlty cents for another box Tor friend OF
mind ANDREW j. BEACH.
Farmwell station Loulon CO., Va. ...
Rev. Isaac Holland, Webster, Taylor county ". Va
writes:
November 90, 1s75-I have been sufferer from
Itching Piles. | procured II box OF your Ointment
last spring which gave me instant RELIEF, and Zee
confident Il VIII eilect permanent cure Enclosed
lind fty CENTS for which please send me another boz
by mail.
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Legal advertisements two dollarsper inch foy tnf9e
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An Eruption Of 8 Xears Standing

was troubled with an eruption of eight years
itching. intOlerable at times tried many prepara
Swuyne's AllieanS OntiEcut am entirely cured.
JOSEPH LAMBERT.
AT Uortsman & Bros, 5th and Cherry, Phila
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T was entirely cured Of Tetter

in It's worst form by Dr. Swayne's Al-Tfealing ONT
ment and shalt be happy TO explain my case TO all
VINO may Call upon me. -.
JAMES MCKINLEY West End Hotel,
23d Street below Lombard, Philadelphia.
Sent by mail to any address on receipt OF price, 90
cents IA box. ....-'
Describe symptoms IN all communications, and ad-
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No charge for advice.
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S Sffo9S Bfgt SEEfS Il 4 rs ' SSflh
descriptive fan aisle y b sl ROBERT p STEWART
Written for grand orches Ts military band full chorus
sRns famous air. Ist iS
%s ire 'H orme eS bsns qT fun
the ascr Is played BY the orchestra both airs moving
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FIRST PRODUCTION on any stage, o. enov,r,IlMI "
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No. y, At 1Jc. per yard.
No. IL, At Use. per yard.
7-incn SASH RIBBONS. At zoe. per Jsrd.
S-inch SASH RIBBONS. at SOC. per yard.
Fancy SASH RIBBONS. 2Jc. and 3Jc. per ysrd.
OSTRICH AND FANCY FEATHERS.
Coaue. Pescock and National gray piumcs wings
&C. Shaded natural bsndeaur turbsns coroncts. &c.
In all the vsrious piumages.
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THE FIRST MATINEE
OF

LIFEi
SATURDAY. a. 1880 O'Clock.
- Due notice viii given Of the nrrt appearance
this season OF Miss FANNY DAVENPORT, aud Of an
important revival u the e. SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
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GILNoRE's FAMOUS MILITARY BAND,
ONE III NDllED PERFORMERS.
augmCnte by several menDers Of the
NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Will contribute Of instrumental talent never
before cqua led at these concerts.
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3,ntisirp.

A nTlFICIkI TEETH specially. Rubber sets
IA from W upward. ouOftantaly made, carefully nttei,
ana guaranteed to give satisfaction.
&c. KENNEDY, " Bona u,
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invited Old roofs tau Kinds prompt
y repaired ne0 roofs laid by contract SendlOf esdt