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The sneceSs Of the leading literary paper 81 the
West, TuF CHICAGO LEpuER, y uuly remark ahle.
Sinss it, IN .r,inetIan o. the reading puhie, six
wears ago. IuE LrpoER has steadily advancct In
iayor and i nov acknow lclgei scc0nd 10 ~ paper
of the Kind In the country, Its circulation j. hs-
tonal and has iccn obtained through the cfnrts of
it, publishers 10 proiucc q paper ot high niorsl
character and ~ the sane time sell u a. price
consistent with the present hard TINES liat ihcy
snrrr,sied and we'll ton, the Thousands OF raicr-
Of ruF INDaTR scattered frun Maine To Texas aud
nom Oregon 10 Flarlda will l~sr testimony. Ini
Cug 400 IsDsrR Is q larec tofty-etghi o"iumh
weekly paper which contains stofies 10th couplet
and continued, in each numlsr. written by the
..~t authors OF the day, aud great variety d IN
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DoS'r "DIAw THE Long Bow. -
al am tired to DEATH" So you
have said very often, yet you are still
alive and well. II had not a wink of
sleep all night" And yet your bed
fellow heard you snore many times.
81 would not do il for the world"'
And yet you have done many things
equally as bad for penny. 1--WE wee
up to our knees in mud" You know
very well that the dirt was not over
your shoes.
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The glory of Heaven will he in see
ing Jesus. IA little while aud We
shall be with me. because | go unto
my Father "where | am We shall
he also" When We return home al.
ter absence, it is not the house, or the
furniture or the fireside that awakens
our joy. 1t is meeting the loved
ones. II they have gone, every for
saken room or empty chair is an ago.
ny. so in our Fathers house il will
not he the pesrly gates or the streets
Of gold that will make us happy. Oh!
how transcendently glad We will he
when We see our Lord. II we ever
weep in Heaven it will be tears Of joy
at meeting Jesus. Perhaps in that
"upper room,' also, He may show un.
to us His hands and His side, aud we
may cry out with happy Thomas: "My
Lord and my God!"-TDr. 7. l.. Guy
Ter.
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ANYTHING FOR A IIDE.-As a
freight train was passing around the
foot of Lookout Mountain into Chat
tanooga, Saturday, one of the brake
men discovered a tramp in car load
of mules. The tramp was as,ride of
one Of the animals, and was asked
what he was doing there. Driving
mules To Chattanooga was the lacon.
ic response, as he yelled out whoa
TO the animal. On looking into an
other ear loaded with hogs another
tramp was found. perfectly at home
with the swine. "Whn are youy' de-
manded the brakeman, sternly. The
bell.wether Of the flock, leadin' 'em
DOWN into the fertile valleys Of Ten
nessee," said the tramp, "and We al
ways ride upon a rail,"-[Nashvill'
| A merican.
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4 Fathers Sdrsce "a % Rrsse

Said young husband whose bust.
ncss spcculations we're unsuccessful
"My wife's silver tea set, the bridal
gift Of rich uncle, doomed me to fin
sncial ruin. Il involved a hundred
unexpected expenses, which, in trying
to meet, have made me the bankrupt
am" HE is the experience Of ma.
ny Others, who likewise do not know
wha; is the goblin Of the house, work
ing is destruction. A sagacious ia.
iher of great wealth. exceedingly
mortified his daughter by having or.
dercd Il to he printed on her we'd
ding card, mo presents except those
adapted to an income Of a 81 900 v
Said he, "You must not expect to
begin life IN the style | am able, by
many years labor, to indulge: and !
know Of nothing that will tempt you
to try more than the well.intentioned
but pernicious gifts of rich friends
Such advice is timely. II other pa.
rents would follow the same plan ma.
ny young men would be spared years
of incesssnt toll and anxiety; they
would not find themselves on the
doGnwarl road because their wives
had worn all their salary or expended
it on the appointments Of the house.
The fate cf the poor man who found
Inch pin aud felt obliged to make
a carriage to ft il, is the fate Of the
husband who finds his bride in posses
sion Of gold and silver valuahles. and
no large income to support the own
ei's gold and silver style.
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Ex.Gov. James Ii. Groome, the
newly elected Democratic Senator
from Maryland, is forty years of age.
He was a member Of the Convention
of 1861 that framed the present State
Constitution, and took an active part
in the debates. In 1871 he was elect
ell to the House of Delegates from
Cecil county, and received large
vote for United States Senator. In
1872, he opposed the nomination OF
Horace Greeley; but, after the nomin'
alton had been made, he gave the
ticket his hearty support. When
Gov. Whyte was chosen Senator the
Legislature elected Mr. Groome to
succeed him as Governor.
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be prompt in all thing.
Consider well, then decide posi-
lively.
Dare to 10 right; fear to 10 wrong.
Endure your trials patiently.
Fight life's battles bravcly. man
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Go not in the society ofihe vicious,
Hold your integrity sacred.
Iniure not another's reputation OF
business.
Join hands only with the virtuous.
Keep your mind from evil thoughts.
Lie not Tor any consideration.
Make few acquaintance.
Never try to appear what you are
not.
Observe the Sabbath day.
Pay your honest debts promptly.
Question not the veracity Of a
friend.
Respect the counse! ofyour parents
Sacrifice money rather than princi.
pie.
Touch not, taste not, handle not in
toxicating drinks.
Use your leisure time for improve
ment.
Venture not upon the threshold Of
sin.
Watch carefully over your passions.
'Xtend to every me a kindly saln-
tation.
Yield not to discouragcmcnts.
Zealously labor for the right,
4 success is certain.
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A Biddeforl (Me.) girl has just Sc
cured a husband by means Of her
graduation essay. 1t was published
in one of the papers of that city, and
an extract from it,in which the young
lady declared her intention of earning
her own living, was widely copied,
and met the eye of a Cincinnati iron
merchant, who was so much taken
with it that he sought the authors
name and address. A correspondence
ensued, and the young lady was per
suaded To abandon the determination
announced in her essay.
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CONDENSED TIME.
Louisville Il Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS GOING soVTu
CONNECTIONS.

rss-rnters on o. e. A o. n u. tshoft IIasl = ".
I. a. ", a. A. N. u. a. and a. = Mail IIns
siramers sannrci at lrnisViile 9Th TRAIN No.
I. TRAIN NJ. I connect. ~ Irlanoa Iuae,Io,
Nth Iraln Ne ~ iof al points on Knoxville sai
Riehmond branches. Train Ne. d connerts 81 I<h
sn"n Junction 9TH Train No. ffOai all points on
the Memphis and Monigoiusty LINES, at lslsnon
IN stages " sns ffuni Spfinehed tstnpisilssiiL
taiun,hla aud ,ifecu.hurH; ~ Nitrhell.kury. With
stages 10 and fruin ferry Vile aud Hstru-lshurE .,
IAnsills siatisn Nth staxr~ 10 aud nun Drn,iils
city 81 stauiard 9TH stssrs 10 aud trosn Ssnsr-s,
~ EichaOnd Junction 10 snd frum point. bet ven
thew sud Livingston; a. Eifhn,ond With stare- 10
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thruus 81 sufferers With coughs AMI c''lis AN
nually go south 10 snios the ethereal mildne's OF
the land of naurr Ia them 90 would say the
necessity Of that expensive trip Is "h'ia1ed by
Cousseu'. Colnl -,und Honey OF Tar ~hnh sps'dii,
vantuishes the coughs aud colds inrileni to this
rigorous clinir. ior puhic slSs'ksis II ,nil~ssr-
tue Drmosihcrr regimen OF "l"'''l'es aud ~a
shore" cleiring thr threat unlil III" voice ring
with silver, cal,m- at brli ~ toihi"und
Honey of T4r Prizes - reuis, >'h h' liol'"n 4
STAG
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Ml,n ,...I ior I;hyuaaii,inl, sore thr"at, lani"
rsr,. N,ugalsia. spain. ETais'., tni., 'unira,t-
,,l Mu. .l,,, sin Joluts, t,rn- und Burns, "n hu-
man hrinss; and sl@sin' Ring Bone "al' 'u'''
Seratohes, etc., al animals '"u,'r"'' Ls"'ni"s
LiBlmeni /. unequalsd. aud ns sa'', s'~Pi' sr''
ulaL Asiis name suggests, u Is iuleA 70 ieis,e'
and Thousands hear witness 10 II, astounding VIZ
lsas. Price " esHta sold b. belsn ss-ss'
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ISDrsTRucrIHIE WRITING INK
An ink that cannot he erased even
with acids is obtained by the follow
ing receipt: To good gall ink add a
strong solution of fine soluble Prus'
sian blue in distilled water. This adj
dition makes the ink, which was pre-
viously proof against alkalies, equally
proof against acids, and forms a wri
ting fluid which cannot he erased
without destruction of the paper. The
ink writes greenish blue, hut after
wari turns black. --[Pharmacist.
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Az APPALLING CuRsE.-Careiully
prepared statistics show that there are
over 600, 900 drinkards in the United
States and that 10000 die annually
who 60 to the grave of drunkard.
Every year 100000 men and women
are sent to prison under the influence
of intOxicaiiop, while 300 murders
aud 800 suicides occur from the same
cause. Two hundred thousand or
phans are annually thrown upon the
charity of the world by this eurse Of
intemperance. Nine.tenths of our
crime and no, less than seyen-eights Of
the pauperism is the immediate result
of whisky, and that at cost To the
Govsrnment-besile individual want
of not les than $1,000, 900 every
year. 4 New York Mercantile Jour
nal
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A girl who will sit with fellow all
night on the stairs, at hall, with no
clothes on above her waist worth
speaking Of. would faint away dead II
the same fellow were to meet her on
the stairs. mufiled from head to foot
in three night-gowns. Curious, isn't
il?-TPhiladelphia Bulletin.
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The record of last years failures
compares favorably with that of pre-
vious ones, despite the frequency Of
financial disasters in November and
December. The total humber for the
twelve months m the United States
was 1872, or 220 less than 1876; to-
tai liabilities, sl9o, G69, 900, hall a
million less than in the year before,
hut sum largely above the average
of years since the panic of 1873.
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A lady on an avenue car took her
five-year old hopeful tn church for the
first time last Sunday. The young
ster kept very quiet until the organ
pealed forth, and then he was on his
feet in an instant. "Sit down" said
the mother. Il won't" responded
the boy, "I'm going to see the mon
keyp
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Mr.. Spurgeon was preaching on the
subject of "The Confessional "Hav.
ing searched the Bible all the way
through" said he, II can only find
that one man therein mentioned ever
confessed. That was Judas Iscariol ;
and you will remember, my brethren,
that Immediately he had confessed he
went out and hung himself"
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We are always pleased To recOm-
mend good article. d.. Bulls
Cough Syrup never fails 20 cure a
Cough or cold in short time. The
price is % cents.
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The Young ladie. who persist in
chewing gum should he careful to use
none but the very best. Hog cholera
lard and gum arabic, in equal parts,
makes a very fair article, but the bet
gum in the market is composed OF
condemned beeswax, gum turpentine
and dog fat. Don't use any other
kind.
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There we're FIVE Of them, and they
had assembled in cigar store near
the Capital Hotel. The subject was
in regard to horse racing. Said a
hack-driver, who was present:
Talk about your fast timel Why,
I've seen a horse ,rot n mile in l:9O. y
Impossible said the cigar pro-
prietor. at cant l,e done. The
hest time | ever heard Of was 2:lll."
Said the hackman:
"I1l bet you five dollars that ! can
prove what | say"
Taken by the cigar man. coin put
up, and referee chosen.
In a drawing voice the hackman
then explained to the man of cigars.
"Don't you know, you idiot, that
I 80 is two minutes and thirty see
0nds?"
Turning To- the stake holder the to-
bacconist said
"Give him the money; it, worth
five dollars to know what a fool am?
-TSacramento Gal Bee.
MODERN COMMUNAL EvoLrrIoS,
First week-Dear, dear, dearest
Mary.
Second week-Dear, dear Mary.
Third week-Dear Mary.
Fourth week. Mary.
Fifth week Mary, you are mista-
ken.
Sixth Weekday, that i. silly
talk.
Seventh week % woman, You talk
like fool.
Eighth week. want the buttons
sewn on my shirt cuff, by
Ninth week-Take away your cold
hools,
Tenth week What! cold meat for
dinner! Don't you know good beef
steak from bad one?
Eleventh week-You're u fool.
Twelfth week-(Separation. Mary
goes home 10 her father.)
Twelve months - Grand finale.
John calls on Mary with revolver.
Bullets, blood aux police. = IN. Y.
Graphic.
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Fast horses win cups by the use Of
their lsgs; fast men lose their legs by
the use Of cups.
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Apropos Of the tightiitting dress
mania. At some of the leading Par
is houses they dress up young girls in
the newest mode, so So that their Gus
toners may see the effect of the style
aud material.
A lady looking at one of these girl;
dressed in a robe that fitted exceed
ingly close, asked her whether she
could walk about in It.
Certainly, madam was the reply
"I,'s easy enough TO promenade in it,
but ! can't 70 up or down stairs"
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ali the anections which arise nom malart-
Gus. marsh, or miasmafic poisons.
This Ia . compound remedy. prepared with
scientific skll from vegetable ingredients, which
rarely fails 10 cure the severest cases Of chiils
and Fever and the eoneomiiant disorders. such
rious districts demand. it, great superiority
over any other medicine yetdiseovered for the
cure OF inicrmiitents y, that " contains no qni.
nine OF mineral. and those who take u are free
from danger Of quinism or any Injurious eneci.
and are a. healthy amer using 10 az before. d
has been extensively employed during the last
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on the Grst approach OF the prcmonnory symP-
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For Liver Complaints. arising from torp'd'iy,
Il IL an excellent remedy; It stimulates this organ
into healthy activity. and produces many rrfnafs
able cures where other medicines f.ii.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS.
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yrwsrirrRs.
ruE rsRMERs MAGAZINE.
A Monthly Journal for Planters and
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- Hspo.,'or, al Tashion:, Pleasure
and INSTRUCTION.
Harpcr's Bazaar.
ILLU SIT a IT ED.

N07TsI n ne ITf1I,
The b. .af !. the ofsan ui the iashi0nals Nuild,
and the eNlH,nhdTf oi that worlds laws aud u l.
IT, authnily Ia all matters Of nlanners. etiquette,
e,stuhh,s, aud so ini habits 60 boston Tansher,
The ha-fr tuinmends iiself To every mems3f Of
The hou,shal-iO the children by dr"ll aud pretty
prtunrs 10 the Young ladies by ilS iashion-pl1ie,
IL sndie,s yaioty, 10 the prov iienl mairon Wy H.
patterns tot the children clothes, 10 I-iisdsaios
by ~ tasteful designs inI embroidered -lipIers aud
luAuriou, drc,sing-gownr Bul the sadin g-n,ali ter
Of the BJ-ar Is uniformly 81 great eNcellenoe. The
palet has acquired a wide popularity G,r the Ris-
side eniOY meat IL affords, aud has lscome an g.
iahlishel authority with the ladies Of An''iica.
" D. E,eaiag Post
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