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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-23
TESTIMONIAL FROM MOLINE.
DR.. +. d. HALL,-Dear Sir.:-I ha,

DR.. F. D. HALL,-Dear Sri have
been afflicted with Chronic wet Catarrh
for the last ten years. and have been under
great many treatments, among them
were DR.. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, whose
remedy used for two months: also San.
ford and Crumbs for about the same length
of time. and having been under your treat
ment for the last week. ! cheerfully say
that have met with wonderful change
and experienced great relief, much great
er In the one weeks treatment from you
than from all others that I've ever taken;
and | feel satisfied IN my own mind that /
shall receive a permanent cure from your
treatment, and I do heartily recommend
it to ali who are afflicted with this terrible
disease. STEPHEN e. WALKER.
Otlce hours are to P. NJ. to s eve.
iaSaa NJ fha ponl- T,i..d uo,aa
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-23
TO CURE CHRONIC DISEASES.

Many suppose that all chronic diseases are a mere
local difficulty which can be easily removed by the
use of any of the various Remedies" put up in
bottles and extensively advertised everywhere
for the cure of an almost endless number of disea-
possibly be made than TO suppose such quack mix
lures viii cure anything ike disease On the other
hand the effectua removal Of all chrome diseases
require Fkillul and systematic treatment adminis-
tered by those qualified for the task by education
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-23
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.

To give summary of these for convenience we
mentiOn-heHt and dry of the Inning OF the nose
pain In the frontal sinues closing of the tear CT
Inflammation of the eyes, and disturbance of the
sight affections of the Egstaohian tube and dizziness
of hearing discharges OF offensive matter from the
nose, and running from the ears l0es of smell and
taste, bronchial irritation, and finally consumption
ness of memory may he noted. Il units children
for obtaining an education, in many cases causing
eruptions on the face glandular arrangements, etc
Probably complaint has more bafled the skill
of the most scientific practitioners than this disease
-Catarrh
CARD TO THE CITIZENS OF ROCK ISLAND.
As there has been many travelling medical men
who could not perform the cures they represent
they could, / propose to throw aside all foreign
testimonials, aud use only home test monials from
the cities of Rcek Island, Moline and Davenport
and not testimonials from Geneeeo, or from
towns in other states as have fifty cases in Rock
sand and Davenport and Moline
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Babies are too highly priced to permit
them to suffer with Collie, Flatulence. ETC.,
when DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup will at once
relief them. Price 25 cts bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-01

AN exchange in discussing the atti-
tude Of women in these progressive
times, says that there are no such differ.
ences, either physically or mentally, as
bar out women from most of the en-.
Payments which men follow 1t does
very little good to vociferate on the
platform for equal rights. Go and
take them; enter all the trades and
professions. Ask nothing and concedc
nothing Oh account of the weaker sex.
1t is not feudal age, and there 10 no
excess OF chivalry, 1t is an age of hard
work-of keen competition in every
department of industry. The trouble
Is that young women are allowed to
grow up with the expectation of finding
husbands Mt q suitable aye who will car,
for them. And this expectation cul
oil vast deal of enterprise and indie
pendent exerton.
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WHEN the electoral vote ia settled by
Congress, tho people will begin to talk
of resumed business and the resunp-
ton of specie payments. The time will
then be propitious to 60 forward with
out much, if any, more legislation.
With geld at premium of only six
and fraction; with large exports,
small imports, low prices, great demands
upon us from abroad for 30 many articles
of home.make-we may be led by easy
ways we know not Of to fall into 4
gradual but early resumption, Conf
dence and peace will work wonders il
securing this most desirable conclusion
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-01

The committee ON the Moody and
Sankey meetings in Boston report re-
ceipts to the Tabernacle fund of$lj, 200
The treasurer reported that indiyidua-
churches had contributed S4,S42, The
guarantee fund and subscriptions
amounted to $3l 400, The amount ex
pended on the Tabernacle was Sl5059
leaving balance on hand of $25lS.
The building was turned over to the
building committee on the 10Th in
slant. Moody feels somewhat rested
and will open his batteries on the PEG
pie of tho Hub" forthwith. Having
carried the wicked Chicago by storm, il
is considered easy work for him to
force the venal sinners of Boston to re
pentance and better works.
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know Van Buskirk's tooth wash,
The incest ever seen.
II purlfles the breath so,
And keeps the teeth 10 clean,
And all the ladies use 1t,
'Tis S0ZoDoNT, ween.
What the Ri,ious Require.

Since torpidity OF the liver is the chleI
cause OF It's disorder, it is evident that what
the bilious require is an alterativ stimuiant
which will arouse 1t to activity, an effect
that Is followed by the Disappearance OF
the various symptoms indicative OF Its de-
rangement. Hostetter's stomach Bitters
invariably achieve the primary result men
TONED, besides removing the constipation,
natuience, heart burn, yellowness OF
the skin and whites OF the eyes, pain
In the right side and under the right
shoulder, nausea, vertigo and sick headache.
to which bilious invalids are peculiarly
subject. AS remedy for chronic inuiges-
the Bitter' arc equally eficious. ami as n
renovant OF lost vigor, a means OF arresting
premature decay, and source OF relief from,
tho infirmities 20 which the gentIer sex il
peculiarly subject, they may be thoroughly
relied up "A.
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TnE sophistcal nonsense that the
president of the Senate had the right to
count the vote has fortunately been
disposed of. Mr.. Tucker of Virginia,
delivered one of the ablest arguments
made in the House during the debate
on this question. We have room but
for one or two of Mr.. fuckers senten.
ces: Everything done in the presence
OF court was done under its protection
and control. The same sense was
found in the sublime appeal of Moses Ia
the God OF Israel. If thy presence be
not with me carry us not up hence Ii
did not refer to the omnipresence OF
the Deity, but it meant the presence in
the sense of superintendent, direction,
and care. The use of the word pres.
ence' in that clause of the constitution
meant an active, VITAL controlling, and
determining supervision of the whole
procedure, If it did not mean that it
meant nothing more than the curious
presence of bystanders, or of the crowd
In the galleries, 1t could not be that
the House was to be present merely to
witnessa mistake which it could not
correct, an illegality when it could not
forbid, wrong which it could not rec
tiiy, ora fraud which it could not frus
trate, On such construction as was
contended for on the opposite side the
presonce of the two houses became a
soleminfarce a dumb show, an empty
pageant and mythical humbug."
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g-.xgsxNZi .ssXzssTsl
eTgsyIc spSs2saxa III 1 = lli J. IaySgs-yssS-sy.9
rG{zl2asetratsAi IA Hl ai;s!SS
sZEaSzlIE.. ;a;Esn

Pick up almost any newspaper published
north OF The Red river and you will see the
word "FRlGE" in big black letters. Read be.
low IL and you VIII aud request for the
names aud address OF all the sous and daugh-
tors of the North and East TO he sent TO
"TaNAS EMIGRATION AGENT" Sedalia,
NJ lssOurl, who Will mail them without cost a
"FREE GUIDE no TEAAS," the land of
legs. IhiS book we lHvo seen. 1t IL accom-
panied with beautiful cOIored maps, illustra-
tons, rates OF fare and freight, fun OF intOr.
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands
crops schools, churches, etc. WAC pays TO
"? THE MISSOURI, KANSAS a. HENA
RAILWAY. They ARE sending thousands
all parts of the United States and Europe
This goes to show what they are doing for
Texas, They have lately reduced their rates
of fare Tor emigrautS almost one-hulf. Their
trains arc crowded Rnd special trains are
frequently run to accommodate the people,
They are spending thousands Of dollars IN
Texas. They have twelve regular travelling
men employed distributing tree Information
concerning Texas throughout the United
states, They ask our ait III their efforts
patronise the MISSOURI, KANSAS 4
DEN lSON aud through the beautiful Indian
Territory, They will land you directly In
the Great Union Depot In st. Louis They
don't compel You 10 ride three or four miles
through the back streets and alleys of ST.
Louis In topping omnibus. They run their
coaches and sleepers through TO st. Louis
and enter the Onion Depot. Is there any
other line from Texas that does? "No.h
they lao run coaches ana sleeping cars from
Texas to Hannibal and Quincy, Have You
any friends East looking towards Texas? II
80, send their address to the undersigned and
he VIII With pleasure forward them land YOU
also) Il beautiful pamphlet aud other inter-
ostinE matter well worth the mere request.
Address, 'AS. ID, BROWN,
uns- G%%.ti ' "7 "' T s;eSa ali No
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could not fail to give fresh impulse to
progress. We regard it as a cause Of
congratuIation to the country that,
after so much conflict and hesitation,
a bill has been matured that bids fair
to receive nm overwhelming majority in
Congress and assure an open highway
to the Pacific and renewed energy and
prosperity in our various channels OF
business The only difficulty will be
in getting the bill before the
House anterior to March the
third. No effort will be wanting
to take up the measure, and 1t
is to be earnestly hoped that success
may attend them.
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49, II is to be feared that the advocates
of the Texas ann Pacific bill have
Numbered, and thAt it will be inn
possible to obtain the requisite two
thirds vote to take the measure up
before adjournment, All of North
Texas is vitality Interested in the pas
sage OF this bill, To US that great road
is not the creation alone of government
favor. 1t has been prosecuted until
over four hundred miles have been
completed and are now successfully
operated, and it has been done by
private capital alone. But so huge an
undertaking cannot, in the present
universal prostration of all public
enterprise and private thrift, be carried
to completion for years to come ON
individual credit, and its necessity to
the government is so great, and It's
assured economy of such magnitude in
government transactions, that it should
Command the cordial favor of the
enlightened craftsmanship of the
country. Especially at this time would
its prosecution be most opportune. 1t
would be the first great and general
impetus to our languishing industry
and trade, and il would quicken our
sluggish capital, nerve the arm of our
productive labor. and at once inspire a
measure Of confidence in the early res.
toration OF prosperity that no other
means could effect for months, and may
be for years to come II would be the
dawn Of trust and faith in our now
sensitive and shrinking values, and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-01
DALLAS. TEXAS.

II CAN understand what one hundred
dollars is; have even vague idea OF
what five hundred means, but when
YOU talk of FIVE hundred thousand it
has a mystic air, and one million is a
very poem In Henry Ward Beecher's
celebrated lecture, the Ministry OF
Wealth, is found the above sentence,
which possibly speaks the sentiments
of many in this remote quarter Of the
IJninn
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS
Intelligence Office
wanted nj the in,c,rsc"cc Onlre,

wanted NJ the Intelligence Nnlrr'
County rIghts OF shines improved WIN
dow frames for rHIr,
a situation for good carpenter wanted
Cooks Waiting Girs, ChambcrmaidS ana
washers.
Boarding.
A Tow yritou, can aud good hna"l lu 20
pgigute family, References given @nd re-
qu.red.
For sale.
A secondhand piano, new, for % small
amount OF cH.h down, ana balance IN
monthly idstHlmruts.
County scrip Tor sale IN quantiilr, 10 SUIT
puIr hUhNrs.
a Wheeler < wilson Sewing MACHINE
new; cost slgD; win take so ia cash or trSdN
Eccurd hand freight, md express wagons
also, mules, horses ana ponies
Hnngpd 70 Egut.
small truck farm wanted, on shares
uc"r Dallas.
CO. For farther particulars, apply u-'
Intelligence Onicc, two doors east ~ yh'
10. tUncs --,.
No. aO1 Vain IT., Doors East PostoIie
drc2H-dim
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Cauaoa tho BODY to lIain in solld Ylosl

Its value can not be too strongly impressed
upon the attention of those who have been
The afflicted are assured that this is not one
OF the worthless nOsirumS of tine day, but Is
prepared upon scientific principles, by a
ply stefan OF thirty years experience. Sold
everywhere
Principal Office, Is Murray ST., New York
NpntS.apOd-
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What's in u name? McGinnis IN
satisfied there is nothing. The Chris
tian names of the couple with whom
he boards are Phillip and Phills, aud
yet McGinnis says, 1--WE never have an
opportunity to fill up, because they
don't put enough on the table to I'll
u.s.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.

Four.line Advertisements inserted twice IN
tuis column for IRrnly-Fiyr Gents, nud
~ the ratio Of Five Gents per inc for each
subsequent insertion.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

NOR the Speedy Cure of Seminal Weak
4 ness Lost Manhood, aud all disorders
brought on by indiscrctiods or excess, Any
druggist has the Ingredients.
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OUR GOODS Arr THE CHEAPEST.

line T. was tPoplin
Nmcyyl line of l'crCu
Eycoo Reps best
pIail.
a.
10 EIanna
ChinchIIas suitable
Caeyes Jeans and Celebrated New Bapnfs Goods al Great Baga
FROM: sc
IRONS muer >vcnr,in all
4 line of Ei $ fancy
i
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-Four or nyo bonrdeSq at $50
w Jackson street. J'y I2t
THE AMERICAN uuUSE-NUmorly the
4 drHnpor lluuso, 90 Main street, rs re-
opened under new management Inc pro-
prrlUr ouJrH the puhliU cuIulUftt bic zoo ust
good board ana attendance, al so II week,
day board ~ 81, and, AZ tho same time, ns-
surfing those vino tHNur him tho best table
the bHllas market Affords line pIupri,tor
has secured the SO Vices of an cillCient cook
from trst-CiuAS nOtot. .nlh- i'm
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aWNAT Is NuNgN'S nRLIauT?

tits a plaut thpt grows IN tho South and is
tho only actuNl blood purifier over oiscoyr
cred, by which all diseases tAUt center In tie
blood can be ertdIwcCI ~ once and iOreV,e
II expaIs fnr life an 3croulous, Syphiiitic-
CutunrOus mud Rheumatic Gtlcctiots ANA Is
the ONLY TRUE HllMEDY Tor thi" class OF
diseasce. Aluu o u Is u searching, but VII I
combined with Honduras SMsapniilla, leS
low Dock and other roots and herbs IL he
comes blood purifier uuGnrpas5able ana
unequuilod. such Ia the combination OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-01

nNu EXCHANGE for Merchandise; 1860
L. acres OF Land In Hood County; title
good. " III trade part or the whole. Addre,s,
q. Box Nos W Ills Point, Texas Ianl2-iw
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For sale.


I AND lUOUarrs improved laud IN 70 acre
~ 1913. lnuluu farming lana. one mile
hum the tur grounds. j. o. CRUlCu-
rlELD. jNu2I ~
state pnd county rgu.B OF Suno's inn
proved window lr,iroo tUr sale JMn2i-il
tINWO CHOICE VACANT LOTS ON alun
i street, tur Stiu very cheap. Apply 30
husuCK ~ Jones, kcul Estate Agents, III
Austin slrert. lnn2t ~
OK AUNE5 lMpIlUNED LAND, IA 9U-ncro
on lots, urUr tho EuL GtUuuus. Il. W..
AbhuS. Janii-ltt
- NICK FOs SALE Ia quantities Irum
40 40 TO 100000. Apply 70 rat Muffin, IN
Yard, opposite city mills. JANE
A LAW LIBRARY OF Forty Voumes,
"A address, o. TINS oilc1. JAM
ANit-GiO acres OF 5000 land to exchange
IA Tor lumber. Address ~, hEnALp Office.
oocio.u.
4 AND-UGJ acres of Land, oue-lh,rd TIM
"A her, situated IN the NVrGu-wtSt corner
Oi tneuntunc uUunly, udjuiuIne Workman
5tntlon ON the Auus,on and Iu&AS Centr a
sttlhuad. Iuurt are 20 acres under fence,
and netaasary buildings Oh the pl soc. lac
above described PROMISES viii DO SOld cheap.
Address R. Is. lUngOUthnm, MOrtnum SLt-
ton, Frrestonu county, Texas hoV6-3m.
4 "
Il nYe rooms aud Two halls, EHs through.
not, cellar, Kitchen, servants room, lAuuny
(ul stuO!ul, ClStUgn ami we'll, lot lOONlUU lcvC
ono OF the nandaomesC and most oouVcnlout
IyslupuNyH in Iup VltV. AppiV Ia t'iIA,,
FIRED, IUUKE.t. uctaJ-I
,,n.n,,,,
4 ~, . a. a., Hn''a,'Nt ohis olnNe' III tuattl'
" ues W sun ~ u II huhufeu' jySIu
4 NoMbINAIloN LOCh sAFE-liali pot,
49, 'he"F' Apply " " ~ he'nu
ONlue' - may WV
lnpApLlg4- t5ta ntitrn ,n,nu n,
1 mon Ia AMI ut NJ n nI,n,irsn irgn-it
- ~ ~ " 30 49,
u ru,
"""'ou o'"''o H''p'
~ 49,, m .,,.,t,.,,,,,., o., -
IL a,,n,'t29, -" t,r,,.' Ne 800, S,
~ ohuo E'''h' -Nu'i'SH "iH Ar0S S'''o -;
Inv ,,,,,,,.,-.,,,,,,,,,.,, g., -, H.,
q 90 W H'.n " ~" ~ W. u t,,S,,
W. ~ ~, .'',' ~, - ~ INV g".@ :.
NlRL.-Wautet, . girl to attend children
way street. JunoO-2L
Two GOOD N'enio Girls TO learn Dress.
= n"NlhS' Apply NO MAIN street, ~ U
,,r,,n u,,-...,,,-, -,
w ~ hp ~ ""ito ullt, IA inhl'ls oi
" Nh'O'' H'"nV w :" BouN W"HiNi anu
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TNEACHER- Wanted, by young lady, ed
l. ucated mt stanton, Va, IA situation as
Teacher in II private family; to take charge
OF or assist in u school. Apply TO DIR, Il. n,
Hughes, No. 7S1 Elm street. Ianll-lwS
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Unprecedented!
Unparalleled !
Unsurpassed !

INTERESTING INFORMATION CONSUMERS OF ALL KINDS GOODS
selling
hlowerth art those o any
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Boarding
Manted-To Reni.

HOUSli-With three rooms. on Elm street
Ii near llarwOOd, No, lbl7. Inquire at
nuuc-u q MlsdOm's stock yard. l.D-2t
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Wanted Situa,ion.

SIrUATlON Az TEACHER, by an Ala
- banian. Country preferred, Can give
good references. AndrGss n. Z. BonAam,
ID lss, Texas. febl m
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w anted. Male Help

NELL DIGHER-Apply near tae Fair
w Grounds, To 4. W. Abl-y. faullt
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EIGAR MAKERS-s or 10 good cigar mn.
~ kors tor hand mold worR, also several
boys TO strip tobacco. Enquire ut l.. H. David,
SON III Main street ianIg.tT
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In Blank Deeds, Deeds 4 Trust, Lrbhrs,
etc; also, all Justices aud County Court
Blanks. Buy he llorHlds orma which ue
accurate, ana draw your oEn Deeds and %
ngationS. Janll-tt
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" nnAn-l am authorized, 80 trustee, to
u ZDkJO loan S2I0iD. Parties wishing
money w.d address the undersigned stating
f. X Il, Ite.tlt ONCE, Itbl q
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I AND lJO UarcS improved iaud IN 70 acre
IL 1918. luuIuu farming lana, one milo
hum the iur GROUNDS. j. q, CNUlCu-
FlSLD. jNu25 70
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~ COD HOR ~ AND HARNESS. at n bar,
VI gam for cash, or Will exchange ioi
ureechlOadlug shotgun. Address u. h. a,
Her Id office. tebl u
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4 AND-OGJ acres of Land, oue-third tim-
"A hor, situated IN the NurC"-wtSt corner
oi Fleuntunc county, adjoining WORKMAN
5tntipn ON the NOus,On and IuSuS Crutr a
.tuihoad. InGrt are 20 acres under fence,
aud netA3Sary buildings Oh the pl zoe. lac
above described promises Will DO sold Cheap.
Address h. Is. LungUUthnm, Workman St,t-
ton, FrrestOnu county, Texas nOV6-3n.
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a NICK FOn "a hH In quantities Irum
D 40 10 100000. Apply 20 Fab Muilin, ~
Yard, opposite city MINIS. JANE
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-01-04

OUR REyENGE.-Hon. B. Fl. Hill con-
cluded congratulatory address to his
neighbors in Athens the other day as
follows: u q
My Southern countrymen, the oppor-
tunity for our revenge bas come at last,
and let it be thorough and complete.
But how shall we take revenge upon our
enemies? Not by invading their coun-
try nor burning their houses, nor insult
ing their womenl Not by placing disa-
bilities upon their great men, nor by dis
franchising their peoplel Not by placing
them under the rule of ignorance and
crime. reconstructing their States, and
using the army to protect their robbers
No, no j. We will do none of these
things! We. shall take revenge by civ.
ing them what their own Republican
leaders have been unable and unwilling
to give them--honest, peaceful, cnnstitu-
tional government. We will labor for
our whole country and oppress no part
of it. We will breed no carpet-baggers,
disperse no legislatures, and deprive no
invalid soldiers of theirspensions. We
shall guard sacredly the public credit,
and pay faithfully the public debt We
shall make every font of our soil sacred
to 4reemen, and every freeman proud that
hesis an American citizen. Finally, we
shall now build again our desoate South,
and make it brighter, happier and more
prosperous than ever before. Our chill
dren shall love it as the dearest land
under the sun-once deceived and often
wronged, but always honorable and brave
and forgiving.
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FANNY FERNS ADv1cE.-Mothers,
consider it your religious duty to take
outdoor exercise, without fail, each day.
Sweeping and trotting around the house
will not take its place; the exhilaration
of the open air and change of scene are
absolutely necessary. Oh, l know all
about Lucy's gown that "is not finished" !"
and "Tommy's jacket" and even chs"
coat thrown in your lap. as if to add the
last ounce to the cameI's back; still l
say, up and out! Is it not more impor-
tant that your children, in their tender
wears, should not be left motherless, and
that they should not be born to that
feeble constitution of body which will
blight every earthly blessing? Let but:
tons and strings 60; you will take hold
of them with more vigor aud patience
when you do return bright and refreshed {;
and if every stitch be not finished at just
such moment land it is discouraging
not to be able to systematic in your Ia
hnr, even with your best efforts still re-
member that "she who hath done what
she could" is entitled to no mean praise.
Your husband is undoubtedly 1.-THE best
of men," though there are some malicious
people who might say that that is not
saying much for bin! Sill, he would
never, to tic end Of !ire. dream what
yoa were dying Of; SO accept my advice.
nus! take the matier in hand yourself.