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Miss Sally Northrop, a Connecticut la
dy, has sailed forth upon the unknown
sea" at the age of 100 years. She would~a
have liked to have known who was going to
be President, butsit was getting to be a tedi-
Gus affair.".
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe preached at
Newport on thanksgiving Day. Mrs. Howe
has i pretty, cozy contry place-a mile or
two out of Newport, wherein. before her
husbands death, she was wont often to en-s~
tertain artists, good takers, and literary
people generally.
Mrs. Roxana Mott, widow of the Rev
Samuel Mott, died in Hartford, CT, recentlysS
aged nearly ninety-two years. Mrs. Mott
was the only survivor Of the missionary band
which was sent to India by the American
Board of Commissioners for foreign MissionR !
in 1912.
Madame Rmlersdorf, the singer, has az
beautiful model farm at Lakeside, Mass. 1t
is cultivated under her own eyes TO u charm,
and she owns quantities OF the most valuable
live stock. She makes remarkable butter,
so good that it is sold in Boston for Ns
cents a pounds
-. What a strain that ISL said Mrs. Par
~tinnton, as she heard nm air from Lucia sung
in tho Aighestestyse by-a young lady where 7
she was visiting. !. Yes" was the response =
sit is operatic." Upper attic. is itY'~
questioned she. . Esshonld think it was-
high enough to be on top, ofthe house."
Queen Victoria goes walking in u short
dark serge p~etticoat ; the heels of her boots
are not haitian inch high, the soles are broad&'
! and thick, and they are never blackened-
She always welcomes news OF the people,
improvements in their manners, their health.
and their appearance. She declares that
2 visiting her humble subjects is hetter than
going to the play.
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This kind of life continues until you are
that the printers want sixteen col
of copy sor the inside" You hasti-
~ open your manuscript drawer and after
diving through seven or eight prose poems,
you find some Sketches by Sweet Heart, Bee
Thoven and other aspiring contributors.
After pitching half a dozen of the poorest
OF them into the waste-basket you grow
desperate and tear a thrilling tiger story
from a foreign magazine. This quiets the
printers, and gives you time to curse the
day you entered a newspaper office. How
ever, 4 smile sneaks mechanically over your
face as an old friend enters. He slaps you
familiarity on the back, begins reading the
poetry in the waste-basket and is on the
point OF asking youfor q cigar, when an
other old friend and two ladies rush in and
tell you thas their carriage is waiting tor
you to sc with them and see the new French
roof on the orphan asylum seven miles out
OF town. While yoN are iDventing some
plausible lie as an excuse for not going. q
stranger enters with a solemn face and asks
If he can see you aside for a moment. Wis
ions of undertaking advertisements flamin-
ate your pocket, and you cheertully hurry
him to the next room. He looks around
with a kind OF hunted air. ana then says in
a low and measured tone thathe is Professor
Alexander Davenport of the adjoining
county, and he wishes to corTect the CORES
pendent who in last weeks issue wrote the
Interesting but fallacious article on .Spir-
ftualism Disproved by Scripture"
BY this time your innerman groans aloltd,
and you turn your visitor over to the proof
reader. You tell the ladies that you will
visit the orphan asylum next Thursday Al
four O'Clock, and once more you return t
your manuscripts in peace.
Jas. Jasper Johnson. Of Loganspart, Ind.
writes four pages to know if from his writ
ing you think lie will become a successful
editor. AS you cannot read more t~llarlsaal
of His letter You think he WI.
Miss Oracle Kidd. Of Kalamazoo. Mich
f sends you a puzzle and a recipe for maxim
ounce preserves, and asks Twill the edito
bee so kind as to send his photograt ?"
This kind of life continues for about by
hours when the noon mail arrives. Agai
yon groan aloud.
: Six pieces OF poetry, uhree of them blan
: verse;. and lonr long love stories ornalnel
your desk. The poetry goes into the stow
but after the flames have devoured the Ia
bit of rose-scented paper, you suddenly r
member that one OF the poems was from
fayorte contributor who always writes wei
and so your difficulties and bothers gro
and accumulate.-Danbury Nsacs.
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GOLDEN ~ShEAVES.
Since our Joys must pass away
Like the dewdrops or the spray,
Wherefore should our sorlnws stay 2

& w IEICtOlC IVAN o"t Va #W
Humility is attended, with peace o.
mind.
-You3ean not carry two melons Under ons :
arm.
Inquiry is a surer guide than conjecture
-Hetllat will not be eounsclcd can not
be helped
To think kindly Of each other Is good
but to act kindly toward one another Is best Y
of all.
-Deference is the most complirate, tho =
most Indirect. and the most elegant and ct
!ecsive OF compliments.
1t we are obliged to pay to enter into
life, how many OF Us would demand the re
turn of our money on departingf
Faith relies Upon the truth OF What Goo
hath promised and Hope waits for the en-
foyment of the good in the promise, but
more especially tor the glory which is to bs
revealed. THIS hope OF glory Is full OF re-
%oicine. because everything which Hope
looks atand draws its joy from, depends Oh
the truth and faithfulness Of the covenant OF
God. There can be no falling on Ills part,
and therefore on the believers there can be
no observation-disclosures
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tial basis, for i" life is real, lie is earnest,
and if we start out with flowery ~fancies. and
the idea that men are all manly and true.
and the women are all loving and gentle,
then | fear we will be very unpleasantly
startled some fine day. and not - little upset
in our arcadian views Of life but, if on the
contrary. we bravely begin with the deter
to be satisfied and to make the best
Of everything, then we will, in our old age,
have very pleasant views Of life whereas
in the first place, we would be very much
soured and quite misanthropic.
Of course the rainy days must come, but
I'm sure that we can bear them phlosophic-
ally, remembering that into each life some
rain must fall" 1t may be the loss of prop
erty, of loved ones, some dearly cherished
plans may fall to the ground when we least
expect it; yet
+" Let lis be patient, these severe Affections.
Not from the ground arise,
But oftentimcs celestial benedictions
Assume this dark disguise.
We see but dimly thro' mists and vapors
Amid these earthly damps;
What seem to us but sad funeral tapers
May be heavens distant humps"
Thus our deepest SORROWS my be sent in
mercy, sometimes our natures require the
neavy hand Of sorrow to be laid on lis, and
we must strive t teel it is the best.
q know not if dark or bright
Shall be my lot;
If that wherein my heart delight
BE best or not.
MY bark waited from the strand
BY breath divine,
And on the helm there rests . hand
Other than mine.
He holds me when the pillows srnite;
shah not fall.
If sharp, tits short; iflong, tits light;
He tempcrs ALL
But lite is not AL care and strife, trouble
and sorrow, = boon not worth possessing
but on the contrary it will prove i blessing
ii we keep a truthful, trlstful heart an
press onward with fmth and love.
We must seize the roses not needing
now and then the thorns prick us, remind
inr us that we are not in Elen's bowers
and We must try TO heal the smart OF som
torn and aching heart, not pass our time l
vain regrets and signing. but do some goot
for time is tlecting, and let us fee! that II
stead al darkness and rain, trouble and SO.
row
THAT love and trial, seem at last,
Through mcInory's sunset air.
Like mountain ranges eyer past,
In purple distance fair.
That all the jarring notes of life,
Seem blending in q Psalm,
+ And all the angles in its strife
y Slow rounding into calm.
! And so the shadows fall apart,
And so the west winds play,
And all the windows of my heart
open to the day"
PANDORA.
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WHIcH?-Yesterday morning a boy EN-
tered 4 Woodward avenue drug store, bot
tie in hand, and said he wanted ten cents
worth of I" a~,aaakymony." The druggist
had him repeat the word two or three times, >
and then said
Nov do you mean arnica or ammoniag pr
81 dunno,' was the reply.
What is it for" askedthe druggist.
EN- be licked if | tell" He went as far as
the door, got a bright idea, and turned and
said:
s.If your wife hit you on the head WITH
a chair-leg, which of them medicines would
you get to take the swelling down r
"Arnica.o
eThen fill her in ten cents WORTH" said
the boy. and he gazed lovingly ut the big
sticks Of. licorice while the preparation waa~
being ottled.-Detrot Free Press.
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miscellaneous gathering of men, L saw moth
ing very remarkable in the ~physiognomy OF.
the majority, and in travelling l tound them
as reticent and reserved as the average En-
glishman."
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77HE HOM Ne CIRCL 1.
HOME.
- THE REV. JOHN YOUNG.

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