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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-07-04

Good Reader. aid you ever think Of
y; ;sst t.sss oes @oes dsy 10 M i've ; 'somssims'
the hours of that day will tick away
like the old clock ON the mantle shelf
land waste like the running sands OF
the glass? Sometime that last day
will be reduced TO half day, and then
70 q quarter then 10 an hour Does II
startle you. Yet you know, AZ well as
We know, that, that time is coming
ssometime.' Then that last hour. 1t
is made up OF minutes and the minutes,
will not wait. They will add them
selves together just as rapidly AZ
though life was not going out with
them. Think OF il. Do not tremble,
but, sometime in your history the last
hour will he reduced TO one p""r = ~.
ute, and every swing OF 80 ..,l iamil-
lar pendulum, will Ii .earing away
time from your leas ~. life. Then at
last the minute is licked away and you
are powerless, still, at last, at rest
dead All this will happen. some.
time. good reader. You cannot avoid
il III YOU would. Sometime, when
but a moment; dead-you will be pow
eiless, as though the largest pyramid
Of Egypt. had been piled upon your
dust. thousand years. Friends may
oome 70 mourn, or the careless stranger
70 Raxe,. but the time will come TO US
all, when We canuot answer back. The
lips win be still and pallid. The dark
circles will settle under the eye. The
| heart that for many, many years, per-
haps has been such faithful engine;
| that will be still too. The blood that
gave you life aud power stops quietly
in its channel-'sometime. just as
quietly as though il had not been run
ming races with itself for half hun
dred years, aud you good reader, dead
\ like an old clock, whose weights and
springs are gone, the weary wheels OF
life at last stand still 'Sometimethat
will be your fate, aud our fate. and the
fate OF All that live. Sometime when
the last throb OF life is past; the last
sand run out then how very quickly
those We loved you loved the dearest
will haste your soon TO become loath.
some dust from the sight OF men. Did
Won ever stop to think OF it--and to
rembember that to have an enduring
monument in the hearts Of all the good
and true. you, yourself must build IL
before that day OF 'sometime comes!
II is not the form, or the pleasant face
that are remembered longest. IL Is
the good that we do. And II you will
anly stop, and think, how very near,
that sometime may be, and it stirs the
soul to generous acts, filling the life
out full, with the good daeds you may
every day sprinkle all around you, II
will not matter 80 much after all when
the sometime comes. You will be
prepared to meet it. and when pulse is
at rest. and life snuffed out, II so to be
that those who gather around can say
"He was good to the poor" "H,
made the earth better for being here,
then know. that no tablet OF marble Of
of brass, shall be so enduring as thu
love your acts shall have written upoI
the hearts Of all, whose love is wortl
the getting, and the sometime vii
have ushered you into a rest, that shal
never more see death.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-07-04

Here are dozen good reasons from
the Jersey City Journal why the Re
publican party should be preferred 70
Democracy. A hundred reasons equal
ly as good, could readily be given:
1. IL represents the intelligence and
loyalty Of the nation.
2. IL is the champion OF free educa..
tion, aud an advocate OF the rights oil
labor.
.. II preserved the republic in face
Of the greatest rebellion Of modern
times.
4. IL restored. through its legisla-
tive wisdom, the Southern States 10 al
their former rights aud privileges iu
the Union.
8. 10 abolished slavery.
6. IL made freedom universal.
Z. II settled the vexed San Juan
boundary question.
s. II obtained $40. 900. 900 frou
! England, and settled amioably the Ala
7 bana depreciation question.
o. IL gave the nation good nation
al banking system.
10 II has paid nearly 1900, 900. .00(
OF the national debt
Ill. II bnilt the Pacific Railroad.
IL. II has opened profitable com
mercs with Eastern nations through
favorable treaties r8 ~.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-07-04

Matthew Noble. the English sculptor
was born in the year 1920 While YET
a young man Mr.: Noble obtained the
order for the Manchester Wellington
monument. He was successful in bis
professional career, but more through
good luck than genius. as his talent q
best never passed beyond respectable
mcdiocrity,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-07-04

Tousro TrsiLIsss "A cheap aud
convs nient trellis for tomatoes is four
square frame for every hill. IL tTeqnires
corner posts each about two feet long
and one inch square. and three pieces
OF lsth, each QUE foot long. nailed on
each OF the four sides. Sneh trellises
cost only few cents, and save many
times their cost On tomatoes. II such
a trellis he placed around each hill he
fore the plant has fully grown, the
fruit viii be kept OF the ground. 4,
may be made OF durable wood and
carefully stored during the winter, and
thos win last 10 ycars--especially 4
dipped before using in kettle Of cold
tar. .------ .--i --r---I--- 80 ~
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-07-04

THK PorATo BRErLk. are al
ready swarming aud long before the
potatoes are out Of the ground. What
they are living on No one seems 70
know and there are not few that pro.
phesy that they must starve TO death
and that in this way they will find II
better 10 leave this part OF the world
and GO to some country where potatoes
will come sooner and make food for
them. There must of course be some
parts of the world where from some
cause or another things will go wrong
and become distasteful to the beetle.
but We fancy il viii manage to keep its
hold here. So far as we can learn there
is no general feeling that the beetle
will leave as 20 ourselves. On tue
other hand there seems TO be no great
dread Of him. Potato planting has
been going on as brisk as ever this sea
son aud in spite OF many losses and
drawbacks In some quarters we fancy
the crop on the whole NEXT fall will De
found "a abundant a. ver.-Germsn
town Telegraph. ~
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-07-04

The auarrel ever the Chief Of Po..
lice Of Grand Rapids Was settled
Monday night by the re-eicc,lon o'
.. l.. Moran TO the positisn, He re
aligned one week ago because his salary
Was cut down 10 BOO. He now accepts
at the reduced salary, t
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-07-04

Recognizing fully the value Of popu-
lar education, Applause, and the alb
soluts importance of complete separa-
tion Of Church and State, Applause, ]
the convention has declared in favor of
a constitutional amendment forever Sc
curing public schools against sectsrian
control or influence. This is 10
sbridglneDt of religious freedom. II
leaves every man free 10 follow the
dictates OF his own conscience in mat
ters Of religion, but prevents the use
OF money raised 10y taxation for build.
I ing mp any sect or denomination. The
State mus. not be brought ;s.o subiu.
/ CATION 10 the Church, nor shall any
branch Of the church be put under the
ostering care of the State. TO tho ex.
clusion OF other secis.
In n word, the standard which Tho
party has carried successfully through
four successive national contests ha,
: not been lowered, but advanced still
higher. The CONVENTION which assem
bled hero last week has shown 10 th,
world that IL represented q party 0
progress, ready, willing and able 4
move forward in the science Of Govern
meut, and 10 learn lessops OF wisdom
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-07-04

Village in HiIl.dAle County. Apply 10 the HOm'
NORRIS X. FULLER, special Agent.
A. G. ALLEN, Agent, Hillsdale, Michigan.
n y. RONLEY, Agent, Moscow.
o. ID. CHESTER, Agent. Camden
Clothing.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
BabcOck propulsion.

Jak znamo, nalehalo vefene min6ni
ma Granta, ably Babcocka .lfadu soukro
meho taiemnika a div6rnika sv6ho pro-
pnstil. Grant jake obyeein6 nedbal We.
felneho min6ni, podrzev Babcocka vzdor
navzdor ifad6 tax vysoce diezit6m a
nebyl by jei snad vdbec propustil, kdyby
sc nebyla udaiat ~ostuda Beiknapem,
kteraz uminen6ho yefejnym, min6nim
zhrdajiciho presidcnta pou6ila, ze SO tax
dlouho chodi Sc dzbankem pro vodu, az
sc ucho utrhne. Grant nahlidnuv, ze re
publikanske stran6 nepoctivosti Belkna
povou zasazena zdrcnjici rama, chtel vefei
most ponekud usmifiti, a milacka sv6-
no propustil Snad 20 nan 1cinkosa ala
take zprava st. Louiskych Times, kteryz
tc casopis ohlasil, zu uvefejui tajnou hi
storii Babcockova soudu, niz obGane po
znaii, ze jen dskoGnym a hrub6 protiza-
konnim jednanim generalnsho pravniho
zlstupce Pierreponta Babcockovo 'osvobo
zeni moznyin ucin6no. Pierrepont po-
zval 81 totiz distriktniho pravniho zastup
ce Dyera k sob6, vyzvtd6l ma mem jakym
spdsobem zamysli obzalobu vesti - ma
cez vsecko Babcockovym obhajcdm sd6-
iii, ktefi toho kosvobozeni jeho pouzili. A
vse to stale Sc dorozumGnim Granta.
Kongres, potvrdili Sc tyto zpravy; ne
mel by ami ma okamzik vahati - dati
Pierreponta obzalobu kdyby Sc zjisti-
10, zo president Grant spravedlnosti
cestu Sc stav6l, zasluhoval by = impeach
mept (obzalovanu byti). V domokratic
kych kruzich sc o tom beztoho jiz mluvi.
Mozno, ze slavnost stoleteho tvani repu
bliky bude zyYsena odzalobou nelsolika
(Robeson, ministr namofnic
tvi ma prY take pfijiti ma fadu)a sam6ho
presidenta. Dali bychom to pebny pfi-
klad republikanske vlady.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
AMerika.
H.a at1tH4
ZalcZitOSt BelknapOva.
Uplatny ninistr slreZen Obydli
svem pOiiCii.

Washington, 6. bf. V patck od-
byvana ministerska porada "a pficinou
odhaleni Belknapa President vyzval ge
neralniho pravniho zastupee Spoi. statd
zadati proti Belknapoyi, DIR. Tomhnsono-
vi Marshovi, vsem osobam, kterez do
zalezitosti te zapleteny isou, zalobu. Mi
nisterstvo Sc usneslo, ably Pierrepont OBJ
zalobou sn6movnou poslanci ma Belknapa
vynesenou medal Sc zdrzovati, ale trest-
MIN fizeni ably razn6 bez prdtahu po-
stupoyal.
0 imenovani nov6ho millistra valky Sc
minsterstvo nemohlo shodnouti. Minstr
namofnictvi Robson bude prozatimne
1fad ten zastavati. '
President Sc pry ma vybor pro vojen-
sky rozpocet mrzi, ze sc yysetfovanim
uplatnosti Belknapovy TAX dlouho tail.
kdyby pry byl znal povahu pfestupkn
jeho, nebyl by zadost jeho "a propust6ni
pfiial. - ze to jest licha yynluva, bije
do odi. Belknap SO presidentovi dive
nez vybor zprdvu svou snemovn6 podal,
re vseho vyznal. A kdyby to nebyl uci-
nil, - musela ieviti Sc presidentoyi tax
pfekotna nalehava zadost "a propusttni
velmi podezfelou proto SC mel Dive o pfi
Ginach, jez ministra ku kroku tomu We
dou pfesvedciti. Necht 81 to Grant nyni
yykrucnie jakkoh: skutek, ze Timed resig
naci Belknapovu pfijal, ucinil ma vefejne
mineni ten DOZEN - ze chtel darebacke-
no ministra ochraniti pred obzalobou kon
gressu. ..wn1e Eerf
Nyni vychazi ma jevo, ze Sc ministr
Belknap v jinych zalezitostech dial upld
ceti. On totiz mel moe zadavati kontrak
ty ma stavbu hotoveni nahrobkt ma bro
by padlych vojind, Phi tom zadal kon-
trakt pravidelne ne tomu, ktery podaval
neinizsi offertu, ale tomu, ktery mn da
nejvetsi - pomazanku.
Marsh, tfz ktery Belknapa podplacel
pfiznal Sc vyboru ze yseho. Sd6lil m,
tel, ze chtel do ,cize zeme ujeti, ale ze Be
KNAPP skrze svakra sveho dra Tomlinsona
a tez osobne cd kroku toho jej odvracel
namlouvaje mu, ze by jei akovym Ute
kem zkazil, kdezto pfitomnosti svou je
zachraniti mdze. DIR. Tomlinson no ma
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
Europa.


DuJrovnM, g. bfez. Baron Rodic
sem vcera pfibyl. Nalezd Sc ma cest6 do
Hercegoviny ma Cernou Horn Sc zylast
MIN poslanim cd rakousk6 vlady.
u Dobra svedena krvava bitva, niz
pablo 500 TurkI.
V Dubrovniku nalepene plakaty, ktere
ohlasuil opravy sultanen slibene, pomalo
vany jsou umrlci,ai hlavami.
Povstalci vydali manifest, V nemz
vsecky navrhy k smfru rozhodn6 zavr-
huii.
5. bfez. Ze slovanskych pramend
zvestuje Sc, ze general Rode, namestek
dalmatsky, sobotu onemi vhdci po-
vstalci, ktefi Sc do Cetine uchylili, 0 slo-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07

Statisticke pfisezni vydani prodeji ST.
cich stroidr r. 1872, dodana 1878, ukazuii
ze Singrova spoletnost stroje vyrabici mi
nuly rok prodala o
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
PUBLISHED BY THE BOHEMIAN PRINTING 1O4 CVEANDO
Rocnk IN .n gttery dine CisIo
(iSlO 112

Semg narodu; tim Gasem, co V zahalce ST.
ly jeho ochabuii, vlastenecky zapal lidu
shasina interes k zajmim vefeinym
obecnym chladne, nicemu nedafi Sc, leda
zivl1m, kteii mas isou vastnimi pdvod-
ci strazci zahalecn6 pclitiky. Zivlov6
klerikalni teudalni kofisti vydatnG L.
padku narodniho zivota; cetnych orga-
mech svych, a zEeuzivaice k tomu kaza-
telen, namlouvaii lidn, ably setryal me-
cinnGm yyGkavani, zatim sami yyvnuii
cinnost nebJyalou, ably zajmim sveho sta
va pojstili pevnou pddu narod6. Ma
uky zpateGnick6 a klerikalni pod zastitou
staroteskG politilly jiz TAX povazliv6 roz-
buin6Iy V GeskG spoetnosti, ze potinaii
kaliti zrak velk6 CAST tfidy vzdtlantjsi
a osvicenGi8i. Jakoz dusevni a mravni
silly teskGho naroda a vlastenecky eho I'll
pal pred vtky boji prot kIerikalismu a
feudalismu vzpruzily sc k obdiyuhodnG
mohutnosti, dnes hynou povazliv6 po-
druz ttchze ziylGv, klesa ylastenccka
mysl vseho hdu GeskGho.
Obecna nyn6isi ochablost jest pfezalost
nym zjeyem chyii, kdy narod sa-
mem byti SVEN odevsad ohrozen, mel by
bJti neisilnGjsim; dob6, kdy neimocntii
vzpruzti by Sc m6ly voskerG silly ieho k
cinnGmu mohutn6mu odporu, utraceii Sc v
zahaleivosti znenahla hynou iubyvaji
iako svaly ramene k necinnosti spoutant-
ho.
Provolani llonci:
Volitel6 a volici Kdo Vas poznava
spasu svGho naroda politickG svobodt,
V ob6tay6 praci, Grodn6 vlasteneck6 Gin
nosti ddstoin6m, muznGm pfimGm "a
pasu - nochf voli muze prace, muze cir-
nosti, necht voli kandidaty, kterG nayrhu-
jem zde imenem narodni strany svobodo-
mysln6.
Praci odvahou X yitGzstvi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07

vadel, ably pred vyborem svedcil, zc Bel
KNAPP cel6 zalezitosti nevi, ze to bylo ieC
ndno pouze mezi MIN (Marshem) a pi
Belknapovou, on (Marsh) 20 byl ieiim sou
kromym peneznikem, u nGhoz 81 pred lG-
ty Jiston sunni pen6z ulozila, kterou il ny
nj splace. Marsh prvni zadosti sice W.
howell, ale druhe sc vzpiral, namitaie, ze
vybor takov6 poyidacce neuvGfi. Jest6
rfede dvefmi komnaty, niz vybor Ease
dal, opakoval DIR. Tomlinson Marshovi, co
I by mel pred vyborem udat, ale Marsh,
isa jiz ma nejvys rozGilen a zmalomysl.
men, odbyl dotiravGho doktora fka: ,,Ja
povim pravdu, celou pravdu a nj n u
Ipravdu." Tominson, zhroziv SO toho
podotknul: ,Vzdyf ia nechci, nez aby
ste pravdu povGd6l" A Marsh pov6d6
pravdu, iez V podstatG zalezela tom, ze
minist Belknap 0 cee zaleztcsti vGd6l, a
&c Marsh jemu penizc bud zasyal, nebc
ma iisty bank pro n6ho ukladal anebo i
osobn6 .iemu je doruGoval.
Velka porota vynesla ma
Is g knapa zalobu. Budeli vim
nym shledan, bude die zakona ma pet let
do kaznice a pokutG zalezici v dvojn6-
sobnem obnosu pfiiatych dplatkd, odsou-
zen. = Pravni vybor zabyya sc nyni W
lutn6 sestavovauim clank6 ob5aloby.
BeIknap prohlasen "a zatknut6ho jest
yezn6m We. vlastnim dome SVEN, jeiz cd
patku neopustil. Vsecky vchody stfeze-
ny isou policii.
PrAvnici Belknapovi, pdni Carpenter a
Blair, zadali generalniho pravniho zastup
&C Spoj. statd Pierreponta, ably policii cd
volal, .iezto Bolknap nema 1myslu upr.
chnouti Dano jim "a odpovdd, ze jak-
mile bude zaloba sestavena a vynesena,
Belknap zatcen bude, naGez bude moci
ma bail (kauci) byti propulsion. Nebude-
Ii .moci Velka porota pro n6kter6 pfekaz-
ky obzalobu vyn6sti, bude pfedce zatGen.
Vice zlo Z stvi.
General Custar telegrafoval Clymerovi
do Washingtonu, ze obchodnici vsech "a
padnich stanic obchodnich podobnym spa
sobem iako Evans vydirani byli. Ma Sc
"a to, ze Belknap neim6n6 tyrt m Ii.
ont prodavanim obchodnich stanic Wy.
d6lal.
st. Louis Times" We zvlastnim cliuku
dokazuje, ze bratr presidentdv, Orville
Grant, byl spolecnikm Belknapovym
q ze nemilosrdn6 drzitele obchodd ma "a
padnich vojenskych stanicich vydiral.
n Owe vani
bude vyborem pro namofni zalezitosti "a
vedeno minsteriu namofnictvi. Ministr
Robson zada snad podobne williamson,
Dclanovi a nyni BelEnapovi = "a propu-
stGnou. Clovtk ten Gfad6 SVEN zboha.
Il, ac pred malo l6ty byl chufas, phi tom
I'll rozmafile byl zvlast6 ku krasn6mu
pohlavi stGdrym. Ia ieho ufadoyani w
dano mnoho miIionG ma zvelebeni naSeho
lodstva avsak toto jest tax bidn6m
stavu, ze bychom pfipadn valky Sc Spa
n6lskem prot tomuto nasim lodstvem
niGeho nesvedli
Marsh, kteryz tax t6zk6 sv6dectvi
Belknapo,i vydal, odiel pry - do Kama
dy.
Vyslanec Il bert G S hen k
byl kone6nt sosazen. Ovysetfovani jeho
svindlerskych praktik rozpisome Sc phi
ste. Kan We Washingtonu narazi = vsu
de uplatnost, zlod6istvi svindl. Ceho Sc
dotkne = vSe pachne mravni hnilobou.
Ia jeho nastupce jmenovan Ii. Richard
Dana mladsi Massachusetts.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
Znamcnity zcrt.

Common Sense" casopis Texas V
m4st6 Paris vychazeic, ad6luie naslednji-
CT zert, ieiz 81 n6bteri ctveraci dovolili s
pastorem Cumbcrlandskym:
Slepy leboznalec \ prednasel V iednom
kfcsfanskem kostele. Mnoho dam pa
MI bylo pfednasce piitomno. Kdyz lebo.
znaloc pfednasku svou skonGil, nabidl Sc,
ze utini ma n6kter6m pfitomnych prall-
tickou zkousku, t. j. ohleda mu lebku a
urGi iejiho tvaru hlavni vlastnosti a ma
klonosti clovtka. Obecenstvo zyolilo pres
byterianskeho pastora dra. FeliNe Johnso
ma, ably mu leboznalcem lebka ohledana
bylo. Pastor Sc tomu ochotn6 podrobil;
neispis oCekaval, ze leboznalcc znamente
schopnosti a vynikaiici piednosti ieho Wy
tkne cimz vaznost eho pied tyau tolika
shromazd6nych en zvysena by6 musi.
Leboznalec, ohledav lcbku ieho prsty svy
mi, zaGal:
,,Jste vclky milovnik zenskych.' Pa
storem to skublo; vzpomtl 81 ma Joseta Fla
via, kteryz d6iinach zidovstya Sala-
mounovi Sc pronesl podobnt. Lebozua-
lee pokraGoval: ,Kdyby manzelka vase
zenfea, netruchlil hyste dlouho 20 nj, ale
hled6l co uejdfive ozeniti Sc" Pastor
Sc rd6. Aysak nesnaze jcho vzrostly,
kdyz nedprosny leboznalcc pollracoval ia
lie: Mate nehorazny appetit, nezahodite
sllenku vina ncbo brandy rad SO date
vytastovat.'
Obccenstvo, pasouc sc rostoucl rozko-
81 ma nesnazich pastorovycb, zadalo lebo-
znalce, ably urcil pokud jest pastor naboz
ny.
,,Vefein6 ievi neobyteinou naboznost,
ale soukromi sc tim mnoho nezabyva.
Ma znacn6 vyvinutou schopnost k stroj
nictvi a byl by neho dobry -kovaf"
Vseobecny hlutnv smich zachv6l loste
lem.
Pastor Sc rozpalil hn6vem zvolal:
Pane, ia plnych Gtyficet rokd pracuiu
ma vinici Panel"
Slepy leboznalec potfasl hlavou, jako-
by cht6l fici: To nevadi."
Pastor proklinal duchu zpozdilost
svou a - nmeni leboZnalce.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07

y Leboznalec Gili frenolog Jest clo-
v6k, kteryz tvaru lebky na vlastnosti a
nachylnosti cloveka souditi dovede. N6da
tato ma mnoho protivnikd tez mnoho
stoupencI, zvlaste zde Americe. Nej-
pov6stn6jsim frenologem jest Dir. fowler,
kteryz o pfcdmetu tom cetne spisy vydal.
Tez frenologicky casopis We Spoj. statech
vychazi Redakce ,,Pokroku."
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-09

There is no doubt but the present situa-
ton of all kinds of business and industry
is fearfuly depressed, and it behoovos
every family to look carefully to their ex-
pen,es. Winter is coming on when child
rem are liable TO Group, Whooping Cough,
etc. Coughs and Colds will prevail every
where, and Consumption with other Throat
and Lung diseases will carry off many.
These diseases should not be neglected.
Doctor bills are expensive, and we would
advise our people to use DoscHEE's GER
MAN SYRUP. Itnever has failed. One bot
tie at rs cents will keep your whole family
well during the winter Two doses will
relieve any case. Sold in all towns in the
United States, and by your druggist,
Albert W. Higgins; also Rice &, Co., Cas-
Teton, and L. Kellogg, Fairhaven, and get
a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it..
Two doses will relieve you. Regular size
rs cents. d&w
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thrilled with the sound of iubiant greet
ings and glad voices. Mabel had come
home, and the garden gate swung open
with musical welcome for three happy
children who entered with more than the
light of sunset on their faces.
go Mabel, | am 80 glad you are home
once more!" said Qleenie, squeezing her
hand.
owe never missed you but once, and
that was all the time, said Jack.
"You could not have missed me any
more than | missed you all at home. Why,
do you know even used TO think of Tom
my Green, and wonder how could have
treated him so unkindly," and Mabel wiz ed
away pcnitent tear.
why, how lovely our garden looks ~
she exclaimed ms they came to the win
some heart, sweet 9th mignonette and 0
tobcr violets. "My darlings have surely
had good care. But Queenie," she added
reproschfully, "where are all the gay
China-asters, marigolds, and ragged sailors
you used to think so much OF, aud where
is Tommy Green ?"
"Oh, never mind them!" said Queenio
blushing.
Wasn't 1t brave of her, though, to pull
them all up? used to see her wink to keep
the tears back while she was doing it, But
when she finished Tommy Green''-and
Jack finished his sentence with subdued
whistle.
Poor Tommyp and Nab was really
crying, as though he had been a dear friend.
She knew, even better than Jack, what 8
struggle ii must have been for her little sis
ter to give up her pet flowers, her "rain-
bow on earth" 81 will never care to have
nv own vny again Ouppnie
Nor l, said Queene, meekly.
"Girls, wish you would come over and
see my garden" said Jack. 81 have some
splendid dahlias."
So they all went over to see Jacks gar
den
''You sec have the Morning Star and
the Violet Crown This clear straw-col-
ored one is Mrs. Patrick, and that delicate
rose is the princess Alice And this one, ;
pointing with pride 10 fine fellow topped
off with bright carmine roses, ais an old
friend of yours, Tommy Green"
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KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there is no complaint that a1lcts
the human system, which Is so little under
stood at the present time as some of the var-
GUS forms OF Kidney Complaint.
There is no disease which causes such acute
pain or more alarming in It's results than when
the kidneys fail To secfete from the blood the
uric acid, and other poisonous subs, ances,
which the blood accumulatcs in It's circulation
through the system.
III from any cause the kidneys fail to perform
the functions deyolvlng upon them, the cumu-
latlons are taken up by the absOrbants and the
whole system thrown into a state of disease
causing great pain and suffering, and very
often immediate death. Hence the Importance
OF keeping the kidneys ana blood In a healthy
condition, through which all fine impurities OF
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The 8ntlaaa gaily Gtohe,
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 7, 1876.
LIES VICTORIES.


BY CALEB DUNN.
Tho bravest man is he who owns,
Through good report and Ill,
In sunshine, In the darkest hour,
a self-reliant will.
Let come what may, no coward he,
For facing fate e'er feerlcssly,
lie braves the most tempestuous sea.
others may felter by the way,
Others may faint and fall,
But onward e'er he meets the worst,
And nobly conquers all.
He knows that far tho clouds above
The stars e'er shine. and grandly prove
The boundless measure OF Gods lsvc.
Whoever in the ranks Of Truth
Shall strive to reach tbs van,
And lead the Right to victory,
Does honor TO the man.
No laggaTd he, no slothful one,
FOR every day some good begun,
Though fortune Ill and cares Cypress,
Though sorrow come. and pain,
He knows there Ia in every grief
A victory TO gain.
He reads, encourag 9ment to flnd.
This warning preccpt on his mind:
Hope points before! Look not behlndl
who would life's noblest trlumphs win
Must struggle for the Right,
And be, when Wrong and Sin asSall,
A hero In the Tight;
SO that, when earth and night are DER,
His feet shall walk that shining shore
Who're trouble cometh nevermore.