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right for me to try to influence her. 1
believe woman has no right to marry
without loving"
Quick as lightning different
from Dams ordinary calm, slow style
was his responsive query: "Have you
always been of that opinion Have you
acted on it ?"
The plump, soft hand ON his arm was
jerked away in an instant,a Barbara's
step-mother was almost sobbing. with
angry and wounded feeling, as she step
ped back from him, exclaiming: How
dare you What have you to do with
that? Ask Barbara for her secrets, if
you will. Mine are my own"
" Exactly" responded the steady
minded Dan, but his voice was shaking
now in spite of his self control. "You
have told me part of your secret, Marian
Hawkins, whether you meant to or not.
1 knew you could never have loved him.
Now will tell you mine. You are the
one woman without whom must for
CNOl OC lOilOiOs IOu llttNC pGCh OhlO GOO
faithful to Barbara, or you would have
seen it before"
Rapid, earnest, passionate, grew the
strong mans words as he uttered them,
and he closed with sudden forward
movement Before the widow knew it,
Dams arms were around her, and even
her tears betrayed her.
1t was too late for anything but to Let
Dan have his own way. Such willful
fellow he was, too. And when at last
the widow insisted on going homeward,
their arrival at the gate was signalized
by Just such another theft as he had per-
petrated twenty times already, for Bar
bara's exclamation had been simply:
Kissed her ~
Never was a lamp Lit SO quickly in all
the world before; but, between the find
ing and the scratching of the match,
Bill Emmons managed to say-for he
was fellow of excellent mind" Per-
haps, Barbara, that may remove some
of our difficulties"
Ahu iDaiDcbl lO OuU
when Dan and the widow came into the
parlor, it was not easy to say which of
the two women were blushing the most
violently.
"It's all right, Bill" remarked Dan.
81 don't know that any explanations
are required. You have our entire con-
sent"
The visions of the newly painted
house had faded from the mind of Bar
bara Hawkins, but it was Dams remark
that called her attention to the manner
in which she was clinging to the arm of
Bill Emmons. The latter was equal to
the occasion, however, for he replied
"Well, so long as I've got Barbara's L
don't mind having yours" and then he
added, quickly: " say Dan, you and L
are two fellows of remarkably good
sense"
So Barbara's difficulty about her step
mothers's future as well as her own was
removed from her entirely, and, curious
ly enough, Dan Grover spent the re-
mainder of his natural life in the un-
broken assurance that neither he nor
his admirable wife had ever known but
one love.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-14
How Babies are Treated in Different
Countries.

Different countries have different
methods of dealing with their young
The Greenland baby is dressed in furs
and carried in sort of pocket in the
back of his mothers cloak. When she
is very busy and does not want to be
bothered with him she digs a hole in the
snow and covers him all up but his face,
and lets him there until she is ready to
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-14
Select Poetry.
UPS AND DOWNS.

Life is full of ups and downs
Valleys, plains, and mountains;
Not forever are our tents
Pitched by pleasant fountains.
Sometimes in the burning sun,
Sometimes in the shadows;
Now we climb the rocky steep,
Now we tread the meadows.
Life is full of ups and downs
Made Of gains and losses;
Flowers that grow on prickly stems,
Crowns that hang on crosses.
Summer breeZes fan our cheeks,
Wlntry blasts aflight us;
And when SHOWS white mantle rends,
Springs fair sights delight us.
Murmur not at ups and downs,
They are needful changes;
He can never err in aught
Who their lot tarranges.
Seek not as the highest good
Thy content and pleasure;
Wings have they to fly thee still
Seek better treasure.
Wouldst thou make life's ups and downs
Easier seem the brighter,
Share thy fellows heavy load
Thine shall be the lighter.
Smooth the pillows of the sick.
Sweet shall be thy slumber;
Will to bless shall bring to thee
Blessings without number.
Who would dread these ups and downs,
Since they bring us nearer
To the outer wall Of life,
Where the light grows clearer?
Nearer to the heart OF Him
Who, with gentle guiding,
Leads through all life's weary ways,
Into peace abidingH
Love can take from ups and downs
All the pain and trouble;
For the Joy we give away
Comes back more than double
Love to Christ and love to man,
And heart forgiven,
Make the ups and downs Of life
just path to heaven.
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ArAt,fMtt DEPARTMENT..

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,h.A MsH.ursts"H ~ A.ilis tI.st,sesss, ftanv and
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Latin, ssrsek: frsneh aud asfmAn. optional.
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GENERAL REGULATIONS.

The session commences IN ihs nrss Monday In
public .AslninAtinn NeAldrs the annual there are
private ui, examinations III th~ several rissses,
NJ which distinguished msTI III snAaset, diligence
Aud proficiency receive hitlnN han0Fs.
Gu catering. rAcu student II examined AMI placed
w thr class III which lin tsrsss0sta attachments en-
tItlu hin. gs4hi luDrAl character In required vi
vi Mlus, Inn fuf Adtatsslnai.
flir ui0rAls and general department III th~ student
are constantly watched usrri thu lsrnehr~ preside
~ their vsureattnnA. aud thsif ernf0rts and prr-
wuIwi hat,its RES Tvs every attention.
uullstihs are sett ~ uhrtettuAs AMI tAster a.
parents Or guardians 4 infurM thrn ~ the health.
conduct anh improvement IT their or wards.
The religion taught IN tht Institute In Nemsn
Catholic, students ri other decentralization ere ~.
snttsd, provided thsy srs willing. for thr sate NJ
ORDER AMI Nh fnrmist, 10 sstehd the palie eAercists
NJ religious W0F hr.
tlc correspondence of .iudeatA, - veil n al
h,nAs used ~ then. arr subject 10 tho inspection
II thu Director.
rt,e rorAst n.nney II The students Ii Deposited
with the TREASURER, N t~ given - trsiiesre may
suaAcst, And may hn PARTLY er tMAily wtthhvlh
frsn THEM, n account II misconduct ~ neglect "
duty.
Um ensrvinn, each hesrsivr should h. provided
with = suitable quantity NJ vlWhing and suftalrmt
n,itMNeF III ahigtH, es.As, hnndArfthtrfn. towels,
ron,l,r. brushes. str Nnna II these viii H. fur.
nislsd ~ College, uniesp special depuait N made,
Ever, article pl.0atd he marked with thu name ~
the 0~HsI IN full.
Parent. ~ishne . lAse their children sen! home.
sto,, n,r timely notice, and forward travelling
lebstf For further Particular, address
isis mo. UtivkN. President.
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COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

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Arthnit,ir continued, University Algebra IN fvo-
and rrssnnosstrs. lths tarir, knelish Literature.
Nyhniisms And Natural Philosophy continued
Ancient ltistets, Physical ttetwrarhy, frsssr,
Monthly Debates, Latin ttreeh Usftish aud
trchch, optional
bci NM fsihsnre,a cstholrits. Ei,sN.
tinn, ir"sods, Ancient ltstafs AMI Typography,
lrnAn AMI tsrsrian antiquities. EnHiish Literature,
tlnis, rsty Algebra completed, surveying, IHHie,
Essass Mnn,his hi aisv. Isiin. arseA; frensh
Anh ". Tinan uiaianal,
kIasuNn tIANA- evidences ~ Gath ,iirtis. Eln.
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MMhsl Navigation, Assrthnhis, Anals tlral u.osnr-
Try, fv~As~, Mehts Ishatsr. latin, ttrvFks fFsnrh
AMI Herman nstini.al
flisT class Mural t1tt@ntl,s. rainleai fes,,-
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cntM-, tanlr keetians Analytical mechanics, latin,
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DR.. q. McLANE'S
tIIIHEsIIn
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li,rllits ~ Liver Complaint,
IsspfiAA Ash atk nisIseHt.

Symptoms al Deceased liver.
DAlN IA The tight fi,ls. under the
| .tlgeol ihc iilrs, ii. t,asespnpres.
snfe sometimes tie pain il IN The left
till. illr patient i rarely allie to lie
81 ihe leli side sometimes til. pain
II ieli unsl,r ill., shoulder hladr, and
II frequently extends ID tie top Of
liz shoulder, and II sometimes mis-.
lakrn iur rheumatism III ihc arm.
1hr stomach III affected with luss uf
appetite and sickness; The bowels In
general III, ,osiise, sometimes alter.
native with laN liz l.a.l istrouhled
with laln, accompanied with dull,
heasy sensation III tn iea.k patl.
There bgcneralh aeonsi.lefable loss
olnemofy accompanied nitha pain.
flll sensation ~ having lcll ,nIonc
something which ought to have lrcn
done. a slight, dft cough i SOME.
i,Sc Il ~ attendant The patien.
complains ~ Meafin.ss anil debility
hc II rahil, startled. his i.rl arc cold
Or burning, and he complains II 4
rfls lly sensation III Tie skin. his
spirits arc how , and although he ii
Satisfied that csef, ihv would be benc.
IL ial 10 him. YET he .an scarcely
summon az lorlIilde enough 10 Try
II, In fat. he disirllsts every rem.
cdy, Several Of The above s,mp.
toms attend The disease. hut e.,seh
hive occurred where few ri thcmeA.
iaisd, ~ examination III the lods,
after death, has shown ihc inrk 10
have hcvn sNtensis,l, ,lefanred,
AGlE AND FEVER.
~. 81, M'IAslh IsniR rlii.s,
is,aals ~ Mr. All, IRWIN, when
taken viii, slulnine. a,r productive
olilae mott hapl', RESULTS. No better
sa,llafii, ,an H. nd, preparatory
To, or after taking t.lninlue. We
would advice all 4 III IN. afflicted
with Tits d.sease IL Eisc them a
iaip t&lst,
lfaf al bilious arrangements, and
~ 4 h',nIl. stIgail,e, the, are un.
e1ualpd,
BEWARE o. INVITATIONS.
In E,Min. ~, MslaNt's
lLsih Put arc nA.t sugar coated.
liver, huN has i I'll WAX seal on
liz lil M'lh Tia impression nn.
MI Asla l.NlK Pit.
The genuine Msl.sst's IIstp
pnis na, ihr signatures ol 4.
M.LAst and EliMtsa llros. on the
mlaplwfs,
h~r" lnd on sani druggist of
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pini y, lhgniaH lsfaa, Pittsburgh,
III.
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GENERAL REGULATIONS

ttrie arr received atIt ttnlrsdHFtnR the year. ana
charged ffuln date ~ entrance.
M dsdMstsia nsds fue t,4rtal abssnee. ualess In
sAss ~ fr,afastsd tttuts~. ~ dtstitt.e cal.
COMMUNICATIONS Ia and frusn the Academy sse
submitted ~ III. trrpeetleH ~ the HHps FnS,ss.
Esah pnr II required IN have ehAiiRrs ~ rtn1h-
.k san,''' y 'a ets.nf = ~ w. Msu .nn ~
ktM~, pne fresaiHR r0N n, uile hAltiuN GAVIN. tWO
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Ahd nArstn ring. With maine Mavasd n full dsess.
nail ltu~lsst. Manl,. aae.
I0rhrt nnasy And Jsssa3s siAmt~ ~ ~ W Nj.
trusted VI tha uigec(sss ~ III expenditures gUs
N mnney ~ deposited with NJ lnseitultsn tor tisAs
UMFT0ee,
n'nstsuv. 81 ,siiglan fnYMs no nhstArls 10 M
adittiaa II A.ish are NtsiiM. IN laufarm N tho
nssaisifhai tagttius at stt Institute.
lel.iS Slater =. fArNIyIA A1pennesee
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purify thu blood In
s,lir-ihIrsi tho timu
lliHt Wh
remedy can. WhyY
lWssn,isrtuit,hMlrtbx.
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and I,as~~s thFuuxl,
thu TISSUES and
u.,inss In direct eun-
tart Will. tho blood
M II III forced Into
thu l.,ltlRs lay thu NJ.
tls,n nj thu heart. All
tliel,itsHi incur sUins
returns 10 thu heart
every ltstir minutes
II TIN l,lsHni Is good,
mud forced from tho
llsArt IN tim lllingw,
anil tho ltnnru Oxy~
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what, Ok ykril s's,tneM
In contact With this
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IN tta revolutions
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Hoard. Tultinn, Washing, its,t AMI u, ,idisa
lmr i,rm ~ NV ,nnll,r. IN advance si2AO0
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DMs Nri,nIAFs kruuf departments. ......... M.Ou
nMy scholars @Inniur ttatHIt nlu n~. $1,000. M.UN
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Music IiaHD and u.e III instrument -. -. NlMs
Mnsic-s yiuiin t......4.4.4......4...4 iAM
n ,trrn Languages, nurr Than mn ....t.... th.M
drawing anil Painting Vt frufesss,t'a rhaFfes
. students rssrisri u any sitns during thr year.
hut fur M shorter period than nsr M0Hths, Nh
W ,hey refunded hpn Withdrawn lNt Inv thu term.
M h.iurtian fsr ab.elee, nhlss4 Ia " pva.
trartsd Illness.
N. u. rasmt III N tn t,s made IN advance. eT No
student retained III the instituiinn whose parent nr
guardian doss hot .unliiy With thir nnlr.
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AsTn NINA !!


DYaPErsIA " n
CuNE, Liver and Kid
neycompial,hsare eifer-
taally reached by Oxy-
scnMtcd AIR.
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st. Mary's Institute,
PRAIRIE III cmlkN, WIN.

This lntritttinn. situated M thc niH~s delightful
Hai, M rrairic lin thleu. II under the AiFecstnN
~ W. A.hn Il Sisters " Nars nAmr.
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Nolsy Asbit1.

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un11Uuy O., lot6ey tuhttc 6ad tSseavAl cOisrt.hg
Aeel oelDsss ~ mall w Asvs rscnps att.
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Chester Trade.


= :o.s.... c.:s::, q 49,: $500 .., ...s :.
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Jtleftcs ~ ~ ReA0s.
AJ10o ., COMMA, celissslSss nsAs sMa vsna.
" semtees1.
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WEuATEN MuuSE. corner klm amt nssh
etFwsts.
Dll.WspNTu HOUSE. corner rim AMI Market
atgests.
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Watches, CiookA and JeWetyy.
sWENs4pN q lNWMy, east SIDE II k,n. ssseet,
No "a.
Assrs north af T.Mes Once
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.jAaticeA 0f the Peace.
q. =. WnEuk khM1O0k, "shss nver k,snhAIl
farusWnxeAt noeA
JANIS ~. WNNWN. nvev nAAers Ht1re.
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