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up, warncr started for Providence and learned
tint tiondwin left that plnrc an the day he sent
tho telegram, b,,k no further Information can bo
hatl MS to his whereabouts.
Fpecfai Nsr0tch II Tae 7tfbbnk
MONTREAL, April 5.-Dr. sIondelct, son OF
tho late ChIet Just!co Mondcint, charged with
Yhlcr tas jumped his bail mid left the ely viii
hia mistress.
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DE,1TIEHs

DEATHS
n1CE.-Cn The 4th Inst, at Aurora, after pro.
lonEct illness, Mrs. Eliza +. Ricc beloved wife Of
Frederick Iicc+ OF Chicago.
! Funeral fr-tsy fronl Aurora.
.stccoRnlSTES..At Champaign H.. March n,
Mre. sarnh Healer, wife OF W. q. McCorrtstcn, Of
Chicago.
CLtnK-At hia residence, "a Fast Sixteenth. ST.,
Of rhcumntam nj the llcart. tho night Df the I'd
Inst :ohn +. .lelnycA hnsi,ud OF Mary Jane Clark,
nee Foley. fte is deeply regretted BY largo cir.
Gle of friends and acqllnfntancrs.
Funeral Friday morning ut 10 p'clock by car.
rages to st. Johns Church, thcnco 70 Calvary
Cemetery.
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GRAIN INSPECTION.

Tho following has beeu sent to Charles E. cafyes,
Chairman Of tho board OF Trade Committee On
Grain 1nspection:
CutcAoo, April T. ls77.-Caari4s &. culs<r. Chair
nqaa. stc, -Dk kA8 6ix ~ shippers Of 9san - tska
pts.:Hs; y r. 5Sus Go%n!ssss %
kisnt 10 aa f0lloWt L. THAI prod uct11 sud oVnes
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FLOATING HOSPITAL.
TaE ANNUAL MEETING ns THE EXECUTIVE conf
1F1T-rrk


TUE ANNUAL MEETING 1s THE EXECUTIVE COM-
M1TrEk
NJ the Floating ]iDapItal Association was held It
The sooms Of tbs Rettef md Aid ASSOCIATION yes.
tcEday atternaon, President Il. r. Dcsickson In
the chair, There wrro dye hltmbera present.
Secretary Dr. Join y. Owens submitted hia NJ.
nual report OF which the following Il IN abstract;
For tho su,nalor Ut ls7u, thu acho"ncs Summer
Cloud was engaged, and anchored Just within tho
Government b.cakwateE. Baby.]nmpers, swings,
etc.. wtro provided. Tho Bret llartc was char.
Tered to make several tEaja daily except Saturday
and Sunday 10 tho vcssel.-mllk, crackers, and leo
being furnished the e1rura!unitts FREQ OF csargu.
Children suffering from contagious dl,cases wcso
not admitted. A man was employed to take caro- OF
b. a aS ets s4as %s,s s ~ f sa
a,U7l; children, 4.4al: babies: 3,ht4; tcta!,
l6.979. Tho psy roll wAs about 3l83. 00, tuelnd.
" Wsos .modas espenasd % s f.
DONATIONS Of money aggregated the satre amount.
CHIC :sa s ~ &fte.s e wss3 p'fi E. T. sases
iii lii fepo}t Co; eoa;siaaed iad a. foiow;: ent
Y sy r. g.. s 80 g. s
:: sesiis,s esea1e@: foss ses!sis,y' .aa.ht many
!si:ss .!a|ftsa S.s!' !:e:ei s!ssfsss ssss fes
aedcn Treatment for tho must Pati DeTf Iecoy.
.sfs ~ E tsoa Sny e. r. E5"aad n tus grtn4ss
eout OF te wont ca.es rta nclosed
BY " conxuons tu atchcs eon1auing grctn stAguant
wss.s soa sonaay notatny, hasinx rsna'nsa II hoao
j. y t. os
OF good pura Air. aud yaasd appetite, better Spirits
songst The rte4mat!e Dor ga they wone ioF liz
tsts
b!e.lloEh y 70 othss wsy u ~ ua,ls{ of about u
eomplished during ths hot sesson - ~ shs summer
tskp excursions.
The report WAS Acccpted.
An election for otteess thou took place, and sc.
snltc4 ~ foIows:
{FeRtt4pt-I. +. pertck1on.
Flee. .ftsataents-nr, II. q. uAm1s!, Dr.. John Z,
0xeas, and tha Aev. John II. Walker.
7rs1ansxF-1cot{e ". StusGsA
3frTsury-pf. Ralph Z. 6tsrkNtslhtE.
The Committee then Adjourned.
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ftAN1G1A{ ljSs
MlLLAnD-.DAnT-nn Tuesday ayertug, April
3, At the residence pf Tho btit!cs Inothct. Mrt o.
g. nart. No. ri ratk.ay., by tho ltcy. y. n,
VanAervtcr, Mt. Frnnk X. Mtflnrd. OF Chicago,
and Aliar Addiu L. Dart, late of Monroe, VILE.
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III EaEllH.
flAKIk2AGltS4


MADtEY-Artil 1, 1877. 10 the wtfo Ut Clarke
II. Ifadfey. a son.
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TIE FLOOD.

The wnter In The canal aud river has rcccdtd 50
much within tho past orty-eigAt horH ~ tn bring
thinga dawn nearly 10 their wontad condition. Tho
cdgcr ot The aoeks and hanks nro Visible above tue
still swrcpny houd.tldc, and tho sea o water TINT
has snbtnoeEcd houses and land and caused such
great damage and hanger during tho present wcck
hAs been absorbed hy Tho earth or rrn on Into tho
tcuers md other outlets. Yesterday. the lately
submerged district aronnd Western and Dglen av-
cnncs, and as far snnth ~ Twenty. .slxth street,
WAY .Ht! entirely fire. =, wa
has hnrne wttl.n the pAst fnur days.. Those un.
fortnnata families who wetc co'npe'1c,l 10 leave
them a.sn, AMI will no doubt take ,fmmed!ato
ttups TO rnisc them ~ aho!o tho low grades. When
y began 70 ra!n Ies!srdaJ sttesa1on ae9at >
. t"aed % ana hsaSy ~ fai u fsn @oaid sws ali sbe
saa,e Er..,ss ~ sar. wv pe1haps siss III @ tse
AK from .hei! hea'e: sud anaaaS,r ,lis.
~ ~ .nn:siso naa !.a:s ". ssesS .es % = s!!sS
faS' efe'aon II he 's sul ss
wuods OF rather water and II ls thought .hst ttlc
similar or worse food. :.
There wasn !. sidewalk 81, Hn ono & tide & Of Westen M
thleano, l'nrllnr.on 4 Quincy liai1soad. nnd that
lies piled IN In lnass on tho eido Of tho roadway
portion Uf The asrrct, for pedssistanlsm s difficult
1ho ,.uw sewes on Western avenue srsn,ed to be
In good working order yesterday, and was Eeccly.
mil carrying It nd. lentxens on that ovrrfowel
Eel ensss stnes tG ~ oe ressdS
IL tralixlns ronao of thu daneera knd tnchuvcn-
iencce they arc Liable 10 DO snblec:cd To- cxasy
.nr!ns by IN oserno" "f tae usually lInsoid Aux
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scally. and Morrison weso appointed aa such Com.
rbs bills Of Anderson q Lawson. Tor printing.
W. and Of Callahan = to' for posting notices,
Thc aaldaylA Of ths yaFious deputies fos nam-
her Of days service were submitted, the wholo
sum being about fD 900. Tho san.e a. last year.
a. no.ioa, tbe l}saia then adjourned to meet
Collector IIo1nan, with sona pArlonatlo rtide.
nAkcs tho statement that he has collected 15i pcr
cent VI the personal taxes for 1870. ~ oppose to
ls7s. Til. certainly makes good showing TOT
hts ef1eieuey.
Thoro was some talk yesterday about IIillreth'a
election. nad feM people 4ucslIonca whether tho
whisky thief hhd lmpudcaca cnuugh to lay CHIN,
TO 4 seal ID tho Council. Thoso few who knew
bin deeined 70 listen to any talk Of that soFt and
tnsstsa that ho would turn up II koon n the Sutu
eAAir: OF eoutse tho Couneil do not intend 70 ID.
h!a bst the question I: = t. ne way h. !: 70
ought 70 come In and claim the scat on tho ground
Of fraudulent voting. by aleans Of Hh!eh Mi!dfeth
I'D a oqt!ua him, o. % she gtouad u iiIldtstA's
that valves the stronx polnt which ~ ittldFeths
tnelietblity, And that Il takes too much time. A
oont*sted election Eniuy On frandulct Song etc.,
Ftardon ela!minx The rest ou lhe ground Of H!l-
discussed daing l6e Pfe.sdensial contest. aud WI
settled 10 the Oregon md othcr eAsts. ThatWh!els
u uaost likely u that. when the Council CONES to
cAnssas the otc and reaches The Seventh Ward.
.pu: Alderman M Till st .p nd call st!ent!oa =
''anfsmous crime" and will Oh owe that Tho matter
be referred 10 tho Corporation Council for au opln
ioa; aad o9 ;aat opinion, which cannot b. oahx!
another election 10 bo held. II Le runs ihsa, ne
AfastsE how many .o1ss hs nsJ ssl, Ais strongest
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Delicacy of Feeling.

Delicacy of feeling is trait Of charac-
ter almost more lovely and engaging
than any other. It is quality whose
hidden principle exists in a greater or
less degree in every mind, though it is
often thrown into the shade by the work
ings of the fercer passions, in the rude
encounters of life. Mans mind, as mani
tested in his daily converse with the
outward world, seems to be made OF
J" sterner stuff" and cast in rougher
molds, but deicacy is no mark Of weak
ness, for it is essentially consistent with
the stoutest courage aDd the subllmest
energy. It is in every respect manly
quality, and throws over the whole In
tellectual and moral character kindlier
hue. If true delicacy exists in the heart,
it will gush spontaneously from it: and
never can the cold can't OF hypocr1tlcal
formality be mistaken for the warm well
come of the soul.
Power, mental or physical, never ap-
pears so great as in the hands OF those
who seem unconscious of its possession.
True intellectual greatness gathers an ad-
ditional charm when accompanied by real
delicacy of feeling. Kindness may en-
ter where the sword cannot penetrate,
and a "soft answer" and winning de-
pertinent, springing from delicate feel
ings and generous heart, have always
proved irresistible. Breathing nothing
but harmony and love, ga ministering
angel " to mankind, it goes to and fro
on the earth, uniting everywhere more
firmly And strongly the bonds Of social
union.
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Kissing Day In Russia.

A curious Easter custom prevails
among the Russians of all grades OF
society. The fashion is to present an
egg to friend the first time you meet
him or her-most generally her-after
twelve o'clock on Easter night the one
who presents the egg exclaims "Christ
is risen I" The other answers :"I Is He
risen. indeed I" and three kisses follow.
Of course the second one has generally
an egg to present in return.
Timid swains eagerly take advantage
of this custom to obtain the privilege OF
embracing some fond object whom they
would otherwise be too bashful to ap-
proach. These eggs are OF all kinds
some simple hens eggs, gilded or
silyered, or colored red, blue or violet;
some sugar eggs, embellished with all
kinds of fanciful designs. There are
also diminutive gold, marble, or simple
wooden eggs others are large enough
to serve as ladies' travelling bags; or
they may be placed on stands to serve
as q useful ornament hens may sit on
q nest full of bon-bon eggs; and some
may be fitted up inside with set OF chill
dren's toys. There are eggs, in fact,
arranged in every imaginable manner,
and made out of every imaginable
material. ~,rl s,
On this day hundreds of thousands OF
these change hands in st. Petersburg
alone, and the sum spent In their pur-
chase must be prodigious. ~
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A Few Good COnundrIlmS.

What is the difference between
spider and sea.gull ?-0ue has his feet
Oh a web and the other has a web on his
feet. .-- ....z ....,, 10, III ..
Why is a hanson cab a dangerous
carriage to drive in because the
coachman always drives over your head.
Why are lawyers and doctors safe
people by whom to take example p
Because they practice their professions.
What is the difference between sailor
and soldier ?-The one tars his ropes,
the other pitches his tents. -s
Why is chloroform like Mendellsohn ?
Because it is one of the great COM
posers of modern times.
What is the difference between hun.
cry man and,a glutton ?--One longs to
eat, the other eats to long. as.a
When were there only two vowels p
In the days of Noah (no a. before you
and I (i) were born. d" 80.
Why is good resolution like a faint
ing lady at ball because it ought to
Why is the strap of an omnibus like
conscience PIT is an inward check on
the outer man. - s.
When is butter like Irish children p
When it is made up into little Pats.
Why is handsome girl like mirror ?
Because she is a looking lass.
Why is pretty lady like an oat cake
Because she is often toasted. ..a
What is the greatest hardship in the
world "a iron steamer
What is the best thing to do in a
hurry a-NOthing.
Which is the ugliest hood ever worn !?
-Falsehood. ...
What grows bigger as you contract it?
Debt. 'ia' y"
Why are troubles like babies Be
cause they get bigger by nursing them
There is one crop which is held to be
all the better the more "weeds it
produces, and that is the tobacco crop.
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see her again. Make your choice, and
as quickly as convenient, for I'm get
ting sleepy" and he yawned lazily.
Bob sat in ali attitude of utter dejec-
ton, staring at the ashes of the fire,
which an hour ago had blazed as bright
" as his own love-it fancies. He was
completely demoralized and almost in
capable of thought or resolution. There
was something SO pitiable in Bob's odd.
looking, dismantled figure, half-dressed,
with that queer, white, dubious head,
dimmed, black eyes, and expression OF
crushing shame and defeat, that it would
have moved almost aiy one. to COM
passion. It did stir compunctions IN
George, but there was no mercy IN
Johns still, blue eyes. Two or three
minutes passed in silence 80 complete
that even the almost noiseless movement
of the French clock on the mantel was
directly audible.
"You are taking altogether too long
to make up you mind, Mr.. Withers. It
will make shorter work to call Angie"
finally said John, sharply, his patience
db ill cuIl. l1C IOoO CshS SeSPRSN
to the door as he spoke. -
"It won't be necessary, John-here 1
am p' said clear voice, with sharp
ring in it that the family had learned to
know meant decisive work, and Angie
stepped into the room, her blue eyes
flashing with Indignation and her lips
trembling with scorn, beautiful as a
goddess. iJE asa. 20
Bob started up from his abiect atti-
tude and stood facing her with the look
of man waiting his doom from the
fring-squad. AS he stood there, drawn
up to his full height, with just touch
of appeal softening the defiance Of his
expression, it was manly face and
figure in spite of all. But her brothers
received Angles first attention.
g. You mean, cowardly fellows T. she
said, in tones of concentrated contempt.
"I would not have believed that men
were 80 mean And 1 am almost as
much ashamed of you, Mr.. Withers, I"
she added, turning to Bob, with .
softer but yet angry voice. :" Did
you think, sir, that 1 took you for
your beauty? I don't care If you
wear forty wigs, or none. You are
absurdly vain, SIR" She was smiling
now. "You should know that when a
woman loves a man it is of grace and not
of works. Anyhow, john" she added,
turning to him, as if contrasting his
slight figure with Bob's fine 2,hysique,
"Mr. Withers doesn't wear shoulder
pads" With that parting shot she dis
appeared into the dining-room, in a mo-
ment reappearing, to say: "Mr,
Withers, you may forgivethem fyon want
to. I'm by no means sure that l shall.
And now go to bed, all of you, and don't
be keeping us awake.
There was an outward silence for a
few moments. Then John said:
81 don't ask your pardon, Mr..
Withers, because I meant to succeed,
and I'm sorry I didn't. But l know
when I'm beaten, and. you needn't ex-
pect no further opposition from me.
Let's go to bed. "-Appleton's JournaL
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Thoughts for Saturday Night.

The enyious die, but envy never.
Death is the quiet haven of us all.
Fortune, not wisdom, human life doth
sway. .,... .-.
Too much gravity argues q shallow
mind.
We do not know what is really good or
bad fortune. '-s s..
No one is more profoundly sad than he
that laughs too much. f= -"
Countries are we'll cultivated not as
they are fertile. but as they are free.
That laughter costs too much which
is purchased by the sacrifice of decency.
Tie first and worst Of all frauds is to
cheat ones sell. All sin ID easy after
that. 's-a ~ ~ = - ~ r.
The greatest glory of free born peo-
pie is to transmit their glory to their
children. Ia, .....- . ,.r
To be man, in true sense, is, in the
first place, and above all things, to have
wife. -s-s% ~ .-a w
The man who seeks freedom for any
thing but freedoms self is made to be a
slave. .--zr.s sz..5..,,. ~, tra ss,il
Bid that welcome which comes to pun
ish us, and we punishit, seeming to bear
it lightly.
Husbands and wives talk of the cares
of matrimony and bachelors and spinsters
bear them.
Though fortunes malice overthrow my
state, my mind exceeds the compass OF
her will, --Shakespears,
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Nancy, the Pride of the West.

Nancy, the Prlde OF the west.
We have dark, lovely looks ON the shores where
the Spanish
From their gay ships came gsllanuy forth,
And the sweet, shrinkin' voilets sooner will
vanish
Than modest blue eyes from our North.
But oh, if the fairest of fair-daughtered Erin
Gathered round at her golden request,
There's not one of them ..al that she'd think
worth comparin'
With Nancy, the Pride of the West.
YoR'd suspect her the statue the Greek fell in
love with,
If you chanced on her musin' alone,
Or some goddess great Jove was offended
above with,
And chilled to q sculpture Of stone;
But you'd think her no colorless classical
statue,
When she turns from her pensive repose,
With her CLOWN brown eyes glancin' timidly at
you,
And the blush Of beautiful rose.
Have you heard Nancy sigh? Then you've
caught the sad echo
From the wind-harp enchantingly borne.
Have you heard the girl laugh? Then you've
heard the first cuckoo 40
Carol summers delightful return.
And the songs that poor ignorant country folk
fancy
The lark's liquid raptures on high,
Are Just old Irish airs from the sweet lips Of
Nancy,
Flown up and refreshin' the sky.
And tho her foot dances 80 soft from the
heather 80
To the dew-twinklin' tussocks Of grass,
It but warns the bright drops to slip closer to-
gether,
To image the exquisite lass,
We've no men left among us so lost to emotion,
Or scornful, or cold to her sex,
Who'd resist her, if Nancy once took up the
notion,
To set that soft foot on their necks.
Yet for all that the bee flies for honey-dew
fragrant
To the half-opened flower Of her lips,
And the butterfly pauses, the purple-eyed
vagrant,
To play with her pink finger tips,
From all human lovers she locks up the
treasure
Athorsand are starving to taste,
And the fairies alone know the magical
measure
OF the ravishin' round of her waist.
The A,tttor Of % Songs of Killarney"
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A Model District. {

In that part of the Black Forest be-
longing to the grand duchy of Baden lies
the pretty district of Koenigsfeid, con-
tanning about 40 inhabitants. During
fifty years there have been init no crimes
or misdemeanors of any sort-neither
transgressions of the police regulations,
nor sheriff's sales, nor divorces, nor law
suits of any kind. Moreover, in these
laat City years at Koenigsfeld no one has
ever gos drunk or stretched ont hAno
to beg.
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a Sample Bottle for Trial.

If you are troubled with headache,
dizziness, incapacity to keep the mind
on any subject, dizzy, sleepy, OF ner
'ous feelings, gloomy forebodings, ir-
ritabllity of temper, or bad taste in
the mouth, unsteady appetite, choking
sensation in the throat, pain in the side
or about the shoulders, GOODNESS of ex-
tremities, ETC., or in fact any SYMPTOMS
of liver complaint, biliousness, con-
stipatiOn of the bowels, OF dyspepsia,
go > your druggists, Morley Bros. and
get bottle of DR.. Sherman's PrickIy
Ash Bitters. No spirit is used in their
manufacture except pure article Of
holland Gin. Ladies, in particular,
will find them peculiarly adapted to
their wants in all ages and conditions
of life. The label tells all they con-
tain, consequently physicians do not
hesitate to prescribe them. Sample
bottles for trial 25c. Regular size 81.
end
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PERSONAL.

The Canadian trades unions want to
put the figure at nine hours a day.
A leading Swiss paper announces the
hanging of Miss Molly Mcguire, OF
Pennsylvania.
The Bonanza firm has bought James
Il. Keene's interest in the Savage Mine
for 5000, 600.
KAISER Wilhelm thinks the wearing
OF a full beard has much to do in pre-
serving health.
The Hollanders are called the neatest
and thriftiest people in the world.
They will wash.
An aged African describing how he
felt when he took hold of galvanic
battery, said; @'My voice chung to my
jaws"
A lad in one of the polytechnic in
stitutes recently described the United
States as country too much infested
with railroads.
Caux has all the family diamonds,
and Is allowed by law to keep them.
patti will have to wear paste until she
can visit st. Petersburg.
Mr.. John Hoey owns at Long Branch
the most elaborate property in America
on the brink of the ocean. 1t is said
to have cost him $40, 600 year to keep
it up.
It is said that Clara Louise Kellogg
will devote the profits of her coming
California engagement to founding
musical college for young American
ladies.
The Boston Herald notes that the
Ohio Republican leaders have. been men
with short names, such as Hayes, West,
Cox, Taft, Noyes, Wade, Chase,
Brough, and the like. IS
Major Benjamin Runklc, having been
acquitted of the charge for which he
was dismissed from the army by
irregular court martial, has now 81 1, 900
in back pay coming to him.
An infant twenty-five months old and
weighing 102 pounds is the welI-spring
of JOY in Boston family. Marry early,
young man, aud you may some day (or
night walk the floor with a cherub
like that.
Margaret HaugAery, the generous
woman whom all New Orleans knows
as Margaret, has presented General
Augur with 800 sword IN apprecia-
ton OF his law-abidIng behavior while
in command in that city last spring.
The late Francois Blanc, proprietor
of the great gambling house at Monaco,
left an estate valued at $16, 900, 600
Last year his eldest daughter was mar
ried TO the Polish Prince Radziwill. to
whom she brought a dowry of $500, 600.
Jim Fisk used to say that Jay Gould
was bsd bed-fellow. ''He gets his
back against the wall and his feet
against the small of your back, aud
away you GO out into the cold. He
hiss the coolest feet Of any man l knew"
Il is said now that Prince Bismarck
wants to marry King Alphonso, of
Spain, to the Princess Victoria. of
Hesse. a granddaughter of Queen Vic
toria, who is in her fifteenth year, and
well grown and advanced in learning
for her sge.
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The Channels OF Exit

From the human system bear the same
relation to it as sewers do to a city.
They carry off the waste, the refuse
which it is essential to remove in or
der to prevent disease. One of the
most salutary effects of Hostetter's
Stomach Biiters is to renew activity OF
the bowels when these organs are de-
rslict "a their ,l~ty. Ttrc UIucus and
dyspeptlc symptoms which accompany
constipation arc also remedied by this
sterling Alternative. It's gently cathartic
action has the effect of removing impur-
tiles which would otherwise poison the
system and its tonic influence is exhibit
ed in On increase in vital power. tire.
news appetite, soothes and invigorates
the nerves, prevents and remedies ma
larial fever, and is first-rate remedy
for dependency.
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Aces il 1asiag the h.ost Of ,t0 dG5-
hsh'. Nor, philosophers have II
naked that al instinct, like physical
organ, often survives afte. its functions
nave become unimpo1ant. Animals
retain rudimeutsry claws or wings
which have become perfectly useless,
legacy from their remote ancestors f.:
dog still turns himself three times
round before he lies down, because his
great great granaf lthers did so in the
days when they were wild beasts.
roaming amongst the long grass; and
every tanned animal preserves for a
time certain instincts which were use
full to him only in his wild state. The
sentiment of early rising is such tradi-
tionary instinct, which has wandered
into an era where it is not wan'ed.-
- hatticry'S Hours tcith Nft ant B10GS.