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HUNYADH JANGS WAFER.
VNHE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
HUNYADI JANOS,
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.

THE LANCET.-' Hunyadi Jauos.-Daron Liebig
afiirms that Its richness in APPARENT salts sur
passes that of all other known waiers.'
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL Hun
yadi Janos-The most agreeable, safest, aud
most cllicacious aporicnt water
PROFESSOR VGRCHOW, BERLIN. "Inyarably
good and prompt success; most valuable"
PROFESSOR. BAslBERGER, VIENNA. ~ hare
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
cess"
PROFESSOR SCANZONI, WUgzBURG. II pre-
scribe none but this
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON, NJ. d., +. r.
s., LONDON. More pleasant than its rivals,
and SURPRISES them in efficacy
AITKEN, NJ. D., +. r. S., ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL, NETLEI. Preferred to
Pullua and Fredrchshall.''
4 WINEGLASSFUL 4 DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Every genuine bottle bears the Game OF THE
ApoLL1NARIs COMPANY (Limited), London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
IL and 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadss.
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS, GRoCERs, AND DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Richmond,
General Agents for Virginia.
The label OH every bottle is printed on blue
paper ia 2S-M.W&F&eowtAu27
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
M1NcrNG-LANE AND OTHER MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE AND OTHER MARKETS.
LONDON, June In the Mincing Lane
markets there have been few changes during
the week. the most prominent being q re-
yival Of the demand for sugar and further
rise in coffee. Brown sugars recovered Sd.
TO Cd. per hundred weight; refining West
Indies firmer; crystaIized unchanged; re-
fined meets with more general inquiry.
Coffee rather active; plantation Ceyion
advanced IS. per hundred weight; all
good qualities OF foreign are dearer;
ordinary unchanged; the Dutch Trading
Company sell 10G,100 bags at 5s. 3d.. the
valuations OF good ordinary Java are fixed
slightly under those OF April. There have
been numerous public sales OF tea; impor-
ters offer freely at last weeks decline. Rice
was quiet, speculation having subsidized.
Satpcter flat.
The Economist says: 1.-THE rate OF dis
count for threc-months' bills in the open
market is IL to II per cent; demand eX-
cecdingly limited. The banks reduction to
q is not likely to bring it any additional
business. There has been conspicuous
Improvement in stocks this week, especially
in Governments. The decline IN the Banks
rate has helped 10 sustain prices, and the
iortnightly settlement, to the surprise OF
many, was completed apparently with
out difficulty. The improvements for the
week as are follows: Arsentlnes, 6 per
cent; Turkish, 4@6; Buenos Ayres, % ;
Russian, 3@43; Hungarian, 2@35; Aus
trian, %; Egyptian, %; Walian, 1902;
Spanish, 1@1}. American Governments at
tracted less attention, the tide OF specu!a-
ton flowing in other directions. Railways,
however, were we'll sustained, and good
rise was exhibited in Erie, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey Central, and some other lines.
CLERGYMAN DEPosED FOR RITuALISTIc
PRACTICES.
LONDON, June Lord Penzance has
sentenced the Rev. Alexander Mdckonochie,
the incumbent OF St. Adams, at Halborn,
| to suspension from the Der elice and priest
hood for three years, with costs OF the pro.
cecdings, for persistent ritualistic practices
in despite Of repeated monitions from the
| Court.
LONDON, June 1.-The TimeS's Paris cor.
respondent says: .The Pope telegraphed
to the Cardinal Archbishop OF Paris on
Thursday as follows: THE Holy Father,
from the bottom OF his heart, sends specia
blessings to all those who, responding to the
Initiative taken by your Eminence, have
performed religious rites Us q PREPARATION fol
impious demonstration held to-day"
| The Eastern Question, &c.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1.-The GOtoS says
Count Andrassy's declarations are direct
menaces to Russia's position in Roumania
land Bulgaria. The inualide RaSSe says
Austria could mobilize $4,000 men ana sup
DIV them with twenty-five days rattons iol
/ Ak oOO. 600 fiocins Her siXty-miliion credl
4 must mean something more than precau
4 ton. Russiaimust take aounter-mcasures
+ iLoSD0S, June LA st. Petersburg dis
I match to the Times says that the people ar
greatly dissatisfied at the secret negotiation
now in progress. They fear the results o
! war will be nullifled. The Austrian oecu
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BALTIMORE, June 1.-The receipts at
Ford's Opcra-Housc tonight for the sum-
mcr excursions OF the poor were $1,000.
NIr. Ford made no charge for the use CT his
Opera-House, and the services 81 the per-
formers were sratuitous. These cXcIr-
sions consist OF trips on 4 steamer down
the Patapsco to ltvondaie, where the bcnc-
ticiarics are provided with dinner and med
zeal attendance ID the sick. Whites and
blacks alike are given tickets for the excur-
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.xer0n,e.Parix Races.

JERoaE PARE, June 1.-The track to-day
was soaked. The half-mile race was won
by Rigorless Belinda second, Lillian third.
Time, GA.
In the mile race. for three ear-old FLIES,
Lloyd's FLY Won; Belle Seward second,
Mariana third. Time, S1:5Q3.
The one-and-three.q uarter-mile race was
won by Bayard; Viceroy second, Stronger
third. Time, 3:17!.
The Observation-Disclosures race was won
by Garrick; Mechanic second, Majestic
third. Time, 2:064.
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TALWELL HOUSE.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS; W. VA.

Two thousand feet above sea.leyel. Capacity, $50
adjacent to the grounds: also, two immense bath
houses for the use Of the guests. The water has an
unvarying temperature Of ego Fahrenheit, and by
analysis found similar to the Hot Springs Cf Arkan
sas. Open entire year. Board: $3.50 per day, Sl5
per week, $50 per month: TO: further particulars
address j. IL. OTEY CARY, Proprietor.
Descriptive pamphlets to he had or Purcell, Ladd
e Co.. or on application to the proprietor.
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Failures IN New York.

New YORK, June 1.-During May there
were niuety-ive failures reported in this
city with gross liabilities OF S5,6SG,3C6 and
assets OF S955.4S3. The increase in the
number OF failures as compared with the
previous month was twenty-five, and the
aggregate Of liabilities decreased 81, 000, 900.
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Dir. Gladstone has an article in the Nine
teenth Century in opposition to the propo-
sition for an English protectorate over ASH
attic Turkey. He says such a protectorate
could hardly end otherwise than in the to-
tai destruction OF Turkish power, and its
disappearance from the face of the earth.
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NEW YORK, June 1.-The d. r. White
beck, one OF the largest tusboats on the
river, was ruin into Off the Battery at G
O'Clock this morning by another tuSboat,
the Carey, and sunk almost instantly. Two
men went down with her-thc engineer and
cook. The captain and fireman were saved.
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cWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
:" THE RED SWEET
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VA.

nine miles from Allegheny station, Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad sixteen miles from t;rccnbrler White
Sulphur. and one mile from ola Sweet springs. w.
Va. Famed for their Nervinc, Tonic. nad Altera-
Tive powers as beverage and bath. Open Tor re-
ccpiion Of visitors JUNE l.. 1878.
Finest TONIC BATHS IN T.. Am1 i Ladies
Also, establishment for HOT and WARM BATHS
supplied by mineral waters from The springs.
wa;crlng-pltcc Teiesrabh-, express and post
Office in hotel.
BOARD: $3.50 per day, $40 per week, $50 to $40
Der month.
Descriptive pamphlets 10 he had Of PURCELL,
LADD < Co., or on application 10 the proprietor.
my 3l-1w j. Il. TINSLEY, JG.
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RECEPTION OF CHIEF-JUsTIcE WAITE
NeW York., May 31.-The Bar Association
Of New York gave a reception this evening
to Chef-Justice Waite at their house, No.
Z West Twcnty-fourth street, and it was
largely attended by numerous Judges, law
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FRrEDRtCHsHALL BITTER WATER.
ERIEDRICHSHALL

TRIEDRICHSHALL
BITTER WATER,
THE ONLY PURE AND RELIABLE,
owes its great reputation TO the happy proportions
of its ingredients, which have constituted it an I'M
approachable aud Indispensable remedy for consti-
patton, Indigestion, DISTRACTIONS, Piles, Chronic
Disorders of the Stomach, Liver, ana Bowels, Govt
Plethora and Rush Of Blood 10 the Head, Hyro-
chondra, Melancholy, Lassitude. Impurity Of the
Blood aad Skin, Eruptions, or Blotches.
Sir HENRY THOMPSON and Baron Won LIEBIG
certify to its incontGsti5le merits.
DOSE One or two wine-glasses full every morn
Ing Particularly appropriate for the spring Of the
year.
Sold everywhere and by the agents,
BOUCHE Fills & CO.,
No. 81 Beaver street, New York.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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SUMMER RESORT.
BEDFORD tVA.) SPRINGS.
ID
GREATEST HEALTI-GIyISG WATERS
KEHNN.

KNOWN.
Suiphurine. Aluminous. Magnetism. CalciferouS.
aud ChalyheaIc. Tonic. Alternative, Aperient, AS
trngent, DiuretIc. Anti Periodic Throat, skin.
stomach. blood. and uterine diseases cured for
twenty-five years. Thousands restored; Endorsed
by hundreds of PHYSICIANS. Accommodations anu
attractions ample aud elegant:
Terms: $50 per month; $3.50 per day. Only
two hours drive from depols n LynchburG. Fare.
81, 10y pleasant daily carriages.
4. 81. DAVIES, President LyncbbirS.
WATER. i0c. per gallon: 81 30 per case MASS.
SOC and 81 per package, 20 those unable 10 Visit
| Il. 3MIt POLK MILLER SC co.
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Fourth Nay.
telegram TO the DiSO2tch.

Especial telegram to the Dispafch.I
PORTSMOUTH, June 1.-The Association
this morning received the report OF the
Committee on Education, presented by Rev.
DR.. w. D. Thomas. The report gives a
most encouraging account OF the condition
OF the colleges and schools in Virginia under
Baptist control.
DR.. Curry enforced the points OF the re-
port in on address OF great power.
THE REPORT on FOREIGN MISSIONS
was read by the Secretary of the Virginia
Board. Rev. Thomas Hume, Jr., OF Nor
folk. I. sketches the work Of the Board Of
the Southern Baptist Convention in China,
Africa and Italy, and calls especial atten-
ton 10 the recent purchase OF mission
premises in Rome.
Rev. DR.. Jeter spoke from his personal
knowledge OF our work in Italy.
Rev. DR.. Curry pointed out on the map
the stations Of the Board in Italy, gave an
interesting sketch of them and their preach
ers. and made stirring appeal for help
for the Rome chapel. DR.. Curry stated that
yircinia's quota to raise the balance neces-
sary to finish the Rome chapel was liked at
81 900, and asked for $500 to-day. The AS
sociution took hold Of the matter with
good deal OF spirit, and in q few minutes
raised 1000 on the spot:
BOARDS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
Rev. &. Gray, from the Committee on
New Boards, reported the following:
State Mission Richmond.-J. r.
Garlick. president; j. B. Jeter, first vice
| president; J. A. Haynes, second vice-press-
dent; II. K. Eilyson, corresponding secre-
tary: James 7. Gatewood, recording secre-
tary. Other managers A. d. Dickinson,
G.. Gray, e. l.. Cooke, d. b. Winfree, a.
p. Fox. Joseph II. Fox, John S. Bethel, L.
w. Sydnor, John Nj. Murray, Henry Hud-
nall, Il. n. Latham, j. E. l.. Holmes,
Thomas j. Evans, j. E. Hutson, A. Broad-
| dus, Alexander Walker, Z. Fl. Elicit, jack
son d. Wood, j. j: Hopkins, Il. w. Powers,
| Thomas Tabb, w. G. cambridge, Thomas
j. Starke,.T. j. Todd, II. NJ. Walthall, A.
L. Phillips, j. Westbrook, G. Harvey
Clarke. s5 IL;
Education Boord- Richmond. L.
Hatcher, president; A. B. Brown, first vice.
president; T.. T.. Eaton, second vlce-presi-
1 dent; j. r. Elyson, corresponding secre-
tary; I'll. G.. Burnett, recording secretary.
Other managers !; Coleman W ortham, Josiah
| Ryland, .Jud. b. Wood, q. Is. Herndon, w.
1B. Gray, w. u. Tanner, George j. Hooper,
II. Mcdonald, Edmund Harrison, and 81
Cartwright. 80 {. Il
,Sur,oilae.u-Sctoot and, tBi6se Beard Bbtaasn.
fton.-G Charles Manly, president; @. al. R3y.
Hand, first weep dent; G. j.. James, sec
j6nd vicetpresid Dent }. w. lillian, CORE
spending secretary; Z y, sHoge, RECORDING e
Y secretary:. Other managers: Barnas Sears
Lewis Peace. r. T.. LeftWich, d. u. Humid.
Hey, r. Hawkins, w. II. Peytoh, John u
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T7HE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT

T'HE HlGElA HOTEL, OLD IOlAi
i COMFORT. vA.-Situatcd within 100 wards
of Fort Monroe. Open all the year, with ample ca
pacity for 900 guests. Has all modern Improve
menIs elevator, gas and electric bells In every
room: water bathrooms, and closets on each door.
Sin daily mails and telegraph Office Fifteen TO
twenty rst-class steamers land daily Except sun
tlayl $50 wards from the door. Rooms and halls
comfortably heated ana every comfort provided
for tourists and health-seeNers during the winter.
FIre-escnpes ouly fifty feet apart every noor SUI.
perIor beach for bathing 1T door-steps. aud good
from May until November. Boating, fshlnH, ana
driving especially attractive. Send Tor circular de
scrbing hygienic advantages.
TERMS: SO TO $3.50 per day. according 10 ioes-
tiou OF and number In room, length sf stay. &c.
HARRISON PHOEBUs.
an l5-tAu3l Proprietor.
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PROPOSALS..

DOsT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT
MAIL-LETTTNGs.
/ /
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Proposals will be received at the Contract Office of
this Department until p. NJ. gully 20, 1878, for
CARRYING THE MAILS OF THE UNITED
STATES
upon the routes, and according to the schedule of
arrival and departure specified by the Department,
IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
from OCTOBER /, 1878, to JUNE 80, 1881.
LISTS OF ROUTES.
with schedules OF arrivals and departures, insruc-
tons to bidders with forms proposals and bonds
and all other necessary information will be Furnish
eaupon application to the Second Assistant Post.
master-General. D. N. KEY,
h Postmaster-General.
wAsurseros, D. C., May 10, 1875.
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JORDAN ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS, ROCKD9lDGE COUNTY, VA.

These delightful Springs are eight miles from
Goshen DepOt, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. from which point elegant coaches run rcgu-
larly over 4 good road through beautiful and pic
Iuresuue country The improvements are entirely
new. and embrace all The modern conveniences for
the most comfortable accommodations. The prin-
Bathroom, &c contains upwards Of one hundred
chambers, all newly furnished with gas and electric
bells in each (hc only summer resort In virginia
which hasi. There are also superb cottage accom-
modations. POST teegrapli-otlces In the hotel.
Two daily mails from all points. In addition to the
known TO specially refer TO, there Is on the grounds
Of the strongest and best Clalybeatc Springs IN
the country, which Is direct and potoerluL ionic.
For further particulars, terms, &C., address by
letter JOSEPH v. WOODWARD, Y
my 24-eod2m Manager ut the Springs.
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WARM SPRINGS.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,

WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,
Is now open for the reception of pleasrre.scekers
ana iuvaiiIs.
This lovely place Is situated In the beautiful val.
les OF The French Broad, Within eight miles or
railroad.
we have Il fine band OF music, attentive servants,
and all other accommodations 10 be found 4! first
class watcriug-piacc
For particulars apply for descriptive pamphIe'.
W. III. IiOWEkgOS.
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XLVTH CONGRESSIONAL Session
WASHINGTON, June l, 1878.

SENATE.
The Railroad Committee reported Senator
Johnston's compromise TeXas-PaciGc rail-
road bill without recommendation.
The Senate concurred in the House
amendment to adjourn on the 18th instant
The bill regarding the fishery award was
passed. It authorizes the President to pay
the award ii, after further correspondence
with Great Britain, lie shall deem that the
national honor demands it.
Mr.. Cameron. of. Wisconsin, from the
Committee on Transportation Routes to the
Seaboard, reported a substitute for the bill
for the relief Of James &. Eads. Calendar
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Culbertson. from the Judiciary Com
mittee, offered bill to create the Northerr
judicial district OF Texas.
Tie consideration OF the Geneva aware
was postponed till the next session.
The bill amending the internal revenue
law occupied the day.
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HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
NOW OPEN FOR VISITORS.

These waters and accommodations are too well
known land hope fuvorabiy) TO need 4 lengthy
description. Those Wishing the use of the waters
incidentally can get pamphlets. directions. &C.. by
applying Ia Purcell. ladd Il Co.. Richmond. or to
me n the Springs. IN reducing the board To $40 ana
$50 Tie accommodations will be the same, better
IL possible. Special arrangements made for faIn!-
lies or large parties. ~
WILLIAM y. BISHOP.
lie 3-eo,1m Proprietor.
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WTARM SPRINGS.

"ARM SPRINGS.
w BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
are now open. They are fifteen miles from Mill.
boro' depot, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
The BATHS are warm sulphnr-water, Dinety-eiyht
degrees temptruture-that for the ladies Is aftY
feet, and that for the gentlemen forty feet in diam.
ter: bo.h beautiful swimming pools, with dow Of
one thousand gallons per minute.
Stages and private backs from every train. Send
for pamphlets. JOHN l.. Ell BANK,
nv Is 2m Proprietor.
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Congressman Darrell was appointed Il
Office, who was to provide for Anderson.
THE COMMITTEE GOES INTO SECRET SESSION
At half past the committee went into
secret session for deliberation and consulta-
ton. Judge Butler stated to-day that be
had advocated secret sessions, and the
Democrats announced that they left it to the
Republicans 20 decide whether the sessions
should be open or not.
THE ORIGINAL OF THE SHERMAN LETTER.
Mrs. Thomas L. Jineks, wife of Deputy
Marshal Jincks, told Anderson in March,
in Washington, that she has the original OF
the Sherman letter. Her husband was
present when Anderson and Weber wrote
to Sherman, and witness knew that Mrs.
Jincks went to see Webber's wife after his
death in regard to the letter. She said the
letter belonged to Anderson, but as she
had had trouble and expense in getting it,
she ought to be repaid. She said, too, she
had mortgage OF $500 on her house, and
it cost her 5000 to come to Washington. He
told her that il she would get the letter he
would see that the mortgage was paid off.
He has received several letters from her
since she went to New Orleans. General
Butler, at this point Of the evidence; cross
questioned the witness.
THE FLORIDA UE-CoMMITTEE.
The Chair appointed the following sub
committee to go to Florida: Messrs. Hum
ton, Springer, and Hiscock. Up to yester.
day it was determined that Mr.. Stenger was
to 60, but Mr.. Springer was substituted fol
him. The committee will leave Sunday
night.
AN IMPORTANT BILL PASSED.
The House to-day passed Judge Hafris's
bill granting the right OF appeal in criminal
cases from United States district courts to
United States circuit courts.
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Washington,

THE POTTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TESTIMONY; HOW THE NEGRO VOTE WAS
MASsED AT TWO PRECINCTS OTHER FEA-
TUREs OF THE Observation-Disclosures SENT
FOR; HIS vIEWS-TIIE ARRANGEMENT BE-
TWEEN SHERMAN AND CONGRESSMAN NASH
ANDERSON'S INTERVIEWS WITH HAYES AND
THE RESULT-INTERE STING DEVELOP
MENTS-JUDGE HARLAN OF THE SUPREME
CoURT-THE COMMITTEE IN SECRET SES-
SION-APPOINTMENT OF THE FLORIDA SUB
CoMMTTTEE-PASsAGE OF JUDGE HARR1S'S
BILL, &C.
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DEPARTMENT
MAIL-LETTINGS.
7
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-09-12
DIED FROM SHAVING OFF HIS
kss:la ED.

A Seneca Falls paper tells the fol-
lowing singular story in connection
with the announcement that John T..
Langdon, lon" "A resident of that citv,
died on Tuesday OF l0ckjsw: Goa
Saturday Mr.. LangdOn shaved off his
beard, and the next day fel, stiffness
about his jaws. On Monday, the
symptoms being worse, Dr. Lester
was called, and concluded it was a
case of trismus. On The following
day spasms developed in the muscles
of the jaw, neck and back, and the
doctor then pronounced it TO be lock-
jaw. The spasms continued with oc-
casiOnal relaXatiOns, until the hour of
his death at noon on Tuesday. No
effort of medical skill was spared. but
it was impossible TO afford him relief.
The muscles of the neck and limbs
stood out prominent, and were tense
aud iigid. Mr.. Llngd0n was an en-
ploye of Westcott Brothers, and was
highly esteemed by all as an industri-
Gus man and good citizen. lie leaves
wife and four children.
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WHO - OLD
The earth is dead.

A wise man will never rust out.
AS long as he can move or breathe, he
will be doing something for himself,
for his ncighbor, or pos!erity. Al
most to the last hour OF his life, Wash
ington was at work SO were How
ard, HonGg aud Newton. The VIgor
Of their lives never decayed. No rust
marred their spirit. 1t is foolish
idea TO suppose that we must lie down
and die, because we are old. Not The
man Of energy; not the day laborer in
science, art, or benevolence but he
only, who suffers his energies 10 waste
away and the springs of lie TO become
mOtionless on whose hands the hours
drag heavily, and to whom all things
wear the garb of gloom. as he old p
should not be asked, but, as he act
ive?" "Can he breathe freely and
move with agility ~ There are scores
Of gray y-headed men we should prefer,
IN any important enterprise, to young
men who fear and tremble at ap-
preaching shadows and turn pale at a
harsh word or a frown, as at a lion in
their path.
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FORGOT HE WAS MARRIED.

He had been i'm the habit of stand
ing on the curhstOne in front of the
church after service, and waiting for
his girl. AS he priIed himself great
ly upon his politeness in public places,
he invariably, even after their betroth-
al, stepped up to her, and, dofling his
hat, requested permission to see her
home The first time that they went
to church together after they were
married they were unable to secure
seats together. This, however, did not
worry him. lie secured seat for his
wife and at once sought his old quar-
tcrs by the stove, and among some of
his old cronies. After service was
over he absent-mindedly walked out
with the boys and took his old stand
on the curbstone. With flashing eyes
and glowing checks out came his wife.
She would have passed him in indig-
nant and scornful silence had he not
stepped up to her as of yore, and, rails
ing his hat, said, "Miss L., may l
have the pleasure of walking with
you?' lie had the pleasure of know
ing that he was very much married
when she exclaimed: "You idioiic
fool, put on your hat and come along"
A COUPLE OF young men were out
fishing the other day, and on return
ing were going past farm house, and
felt hungry. They yelled to the farm
er's daughter: ''Giris, have you any
buttermilk p The reply was gently
we keep it for our own clives." The
boys calculated they had business
awav-and they went.