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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-29
aaaaSEN s----

Eecga-a hsvo commenced tLoir annual
taur Yesterday one of the.? walked into one
# our banks, e4owed his httle supf>lioation
card, and the banker throw him 2 half dollar
The fellow then turned around, mad $50 roll
# SILVER changed for i $50 gold piece That
rather got ozr friend the banker
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-29

Capt II, T. Thompson, ship broser, who
Wa y,rj prominently connected with }. {.
Merrill:ia tho attempted oscaqeof ). c. Dun
c;ln on tho schooner d. J. hIcf1innon, died
suddenly on Wednesday afternoon, at lis res
jlence on sizth street, san Francisco,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-29

Governor Bra6.cys candidacy for third
tern! gives the other boys p'oro courage, and
now We hear that jerry Schooling viii he a
candidate ior reelection as Treasurer for a
thIrd term; aao }, h. Miner IS Secretary Of
stat. There are others, too, who want IA
third term, hut ara waiting 70 aoc Hhcthcr
bradley q al. can pull through without
troUb.c.- Ielo JoirDaL
Tie warm weather for The past week began
to produce a very perceptible effect in increas-
ing the volume Of water in the Humboldt,
but the sudden chill Of yesterday and to-day
viii be liable to contract the current from its
mountain sources, and an overflow Of its
banks is not probable just yet. Elko indie
pendent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-29

Everything in and about the Star mine is
going on nicely, The ore breasts are looking
well and the ore bodies apparently inexhaus,
IDLE for many months to come Satisfactory
work is being done III sinking the shaft, and
though somewhat delayed and working under
iuconvenionces at present, nuch moro rapid
progregs is expected il 4 foT days,iCherry
Cree Independent
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-17

A man who was trying to sell rather a
dismal residence boosted that it COM
manded view of the railway station.
But that doesn't make it any more
pleasant" said the party who was ex-
pected to purchase it "Oh yes. it does, p
replied the owner confidently. "It
makes it gay here. You can stand on
this stoop and see everybody that misses
the train"
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'ganiO Weakness =


immediately cured ana 1ull Vigor resi- Orgd.
This distressing aflectiOn-which renders life
miserable and marriage mpO@sible-iz the PEN
atty paid by the victims OF improper indui-
gcuce. Young persons are too apt 70 commit
cEcesses nom not being aware OF the
dreadful consequences that may Cnsuc. Now,
who that understands This subject will pretend
10 deny that the power Of prOcreatiOm is lost
sooner by those falling into improper habits
than by the prudent? Besides being deprived
OF the pleasure 0f healthy OnsprIngs the most
serious and Obstructive symptoms OF both body
and mind arise. The system becomes dcrang-
ed, the physical and mental functions weaken
ed, loss OF prOcrcativC power, nervous irTlta-
bliity, dyspepsia. palpitaton OF the heart, indi-
gestiOn, constitutional debility and wasting Of
frame, cough, consumption, decay and death.
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When young man from Harvard is
asked If he will always love her thus, he
does not answer: will a duck swim r
Science has taken the place Of poetry,
and he replies "Will evolution from the
unconditional, working in protoplasm by
secretion and absorption, produce the
organic cell?' Then he inquiries Ian
guidly if there are any cold beans about
the house.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-17

When the French Academy was revis-
ing the Dictionary some of the members
consulted the learned naturalist. Cuyier,
as to the proper definition of "Crab,
which they had set down as "a small red
fish, which walks backward Gentle
men" said Cuvier, "it is not red, it is not
fish, and it does not walk backward.
With these exceptions, your definition is
perfectr r
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EAST BgUNp

Direct connections made 90 Lancaster FOR
Cllclcvllls, ZHrCsvi!ie, and ail points on the
Cincinnati a MusisiEeufu Valley Euiiwuy-uud
ai Columbus for nli points East aud West. $50
ct44n-c 81 clls lGpm Col uElDua o. hhlladNi IL. ID,
New York, indianapolis, and Chicago.
q. r. CABE supI.
W. a. AILIs 0eneIal TIeI1el Agenl.
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CONNECTIONe


Al COLUMBUS with Pittsburgh. Cincinnati &
-. Louis fL'y. Tor philuIEiuUTI. E1IfImBHa.
Washington and New York.
For Chicago, indianapolis AMI ST. Louis aud
an western points.
For Ciueiuuaii, Dayton ana points ou Little
Miami Division.
With Baltimore & ohio r. r.. for Chicago. Bal
timufs, Washington, Newark and XtmtsFlItr.
With Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati a. Iu-
dianapniis ity, Tor Cleveland, Buuuo auI
With Columbus & Toledo Y. H.. Tor Delaware.
Toledo, Detroit and the Wet
With Columbus, Springfield & Cincinnati u. T.
for London Spriugneld, SAu1usky and Ciu-
clnuuti.
Win Cleveland, NJ. Vernon & COLUMBIAN Il. i.
fpf Cleveland uut ST. Vernon.
AT tlEtLENiLLE with e.. O. 10. ". E'v. lar
LHurIHfUFs EEuEagliIH. Mg.IIUHfuu d. If.. g..-
mluEtun aud points West.
AT CHiLL4CJIUE with g.. g NI. r.. T. .1r IfIu-
dcu, Athens, Cincinnati ami intermediate
points.
AT wAvEHLY wilh &, J. & =. Y. u. f5r Jack
Nuu.
Al PORTSMOUTH by Steamer Cor Hrntiuaiaa.
connecting with Chesapeake HuI ohio IL It
FOR Charlottesville. Va, Gurinusvilis. NH.
Richmond Na.f aUi ail points lu south
Atlantic -tFfte.
j. B. PETERS. GED. CHANDLER,
superintendent Act. GCui Ticket Ar'f.
Gbl.t tAiEl#S. a..
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VEGETABLES.
VEGETABLESi

The uuHcrsigned takes this method or In
forming the citizens Of jackson and vicinity.
ti.a' ho has Vegetable orAu KIND. In ri,cir
season.
Vegetable vIl De delivered cycy either
day. aua rrcsr supply can ba had st aif
t.u.ea iy calling at 1hris'a .-.rt eHa.. oa
broadway Sc. below TrIri.
n. u.-TOMNT0 and CABBAGE plants ~
aII i.iuIa furnished on application.
aFf-5.ff =. ~. WATSON.
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IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.
SAAFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Az safely claim 70 bo one ofthe few popular reno
- ales receiving the approval ofaodical gentlemen
Hho N private not only freely recommend N but u1c
y IN thclr families IN preference any of the prepar-
ions Usually prescribed by physicians.
a. ou arc aware said distinguish city physiciaa
tlaL my obligations 10 the Mass Medical SoclcV ara
euch that cannot publicly recommend or prscri III a
kaulca Care; but since received much relief from
e uss OF " lYse after thorough trial Of the usual
Teleles nave prlyutcy advised ts use and preGume
n'gS se.t 20 yor stoFe no lcsa than hundred OF
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R@i Ass. - eF-l p T7-.T.sSrssT.
Agsl-sE ssZ-l.s 81 ~ A. lt-L ~
Sr...g gGeld, Jackson aud POmCrOy
ES a H "a - n D
TIME TABLE.

Making clos. councillors with trains north
uu -elaIJ valley Railroad fgf Clili.rufhe t'.r-
CiHrllsr Columbus and Ul points IIsf, WEE
ana North. Pass. Hg.f. have six hours time .H
u.- ..".# Ia HH makes H.rurrf fIuu f.I.
.|Iu .n .u. rr.".n valley rHgr A..
EsIf a.... .sH.
Make connections ou the n m. train GO
Iaeiss1n, iDT all points ou thc Portsmouth
Bluuch.
II. l.. CHAPMAN, Vice President
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70 the distressed and suffering sabjee. oc
Z Rheumatism or NeuraIa.a !

rheumatism or NeuraIg.a !
We canot DC too grateful FOR the discovery
OF any remedy which viii alleviate the suf-
f1rings ofhumanity, not only in the p-ngs ol
Pain which tic patient alone sgE-1z, b1t n
the distress which it entails urlG others.
Host every sufferer from his own personal
czf c-icnce isauare that the ordia--y methods
oftr,a.iag Rhe-rati5sa, Neuralgia, Sciaticl
and Kindred diseases by internal medicine,
is Of no avail, and 50 fast is this impression
gaining hsli upon intelligent patients that
they demand n more poteat remedy. The
discovery of LbWaoN's CURATIVE was Z
priceless f. 10 thousands who have been
c1ral a..1 ~, thousands who axe now being
r-li1'--l oita .'r t-r-i5lc sgoaics bear willing
.l.l.laa-y - is virtues.
Ire w1 have q CURATIVE agent which
iac- : c-r,'.i externally c1er:5 powerful
aff e influence on the whole n-rye
-- - eF-ahle efficacy
. q. ,eo"r. relief IN
a--. ...l.- liGs IN tA- nerves
fire. EiHd CT Rheumatism, }sr
1853. - every fern, for nervous or
KS ,''..--.Sae, Gar Nervousness, for
80 & a or Side, for EFysipelaa. for
:y . ria add Sore Throat, for Chill
,c.a .f.r cPrains Bruises, Cuts. woEads,
.-r z--is and scsids, for Teoihache In
Er E,i Palms, ln1smmati0Bs and
7.crc remedy is known which pos.
&c .,-a1-.all. healing and soo.i.n-
-..-l IS 30 uzivcrz7l in is cizr1c-
t. --1r SO simple ard safe in its
Tor these reasons LAWs0S'5
lsl slo2!d have . place in every
2. I.a-.I there prove its value in in
-aIs szeesto prevent lingering diseases
...l IT, l.,. 81 haaIrcldy f-r ias----
-s.1 = 81 D.zggisis,
----. Crc Dollar per Bottle
. ESesio5 fcY So. 90.
Fsl1z-ei y
I-1scn Ch9mical Co., Cls7slui, 0ll,
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or young men contcfnpiat-
ing marriage, aware Of physical weakness (iuss
Of procreative pOwers-impOteucyl nervous eX-
ciiability, palpitatiun, organic wealSness, nerv-
Gus debility, or any Other disqualification
speedily relieved.
lie who places himself under the care Of DIR.
Flshblatt may religiOusly confide in his honor
as a gentleman, ana his skill as phy slciaH.
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zT& SHE ETnT

Graduate OF one OF the most eminent colleges IN
the United States, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever know
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears When asleep, great nervousness. being
alarmed at sudden sounds. bashfuIuess. with
ately.
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

(NENILEMES,-W have sold sAxrozDs RADICAL
~, 1OIE lor nearly one year, and can say canddly
tlL w. ieNgr l., 2 t- n parAt1g t1af gave Hch
plant yet ~ - - -l0s SSNi-
We are net n tho hsb!. OF recommending patent
.Cul1AAsnt ULl or Preparation meets the wants OF
thousands, and thfaE tlase aictcf ahTrld 10 eor
Nlnced oIits g-cGt merit o. that sudcrnF viii be
Teleycd We have been - the drug business for tho
KlsL LNt,Fe years 4rt'. G1f suil everything for
SaLaIn' 1Is olFS ~ i.. r.s1 lfyou see proper
Ncry truly ycuss = w. tIDWTSy q 90
"ST1-'e s'il I ''.crs IN Drugs, Book ard
es4.4o--ly' " asi.l- lst-., lad, Feb. -5, 1876.
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u tones up and iuvigomics the systan. dis
pels the gloom and dependency, imparfs
stfeu-t and CuCE-y-stups the drain and relu-
Veuates the entire man. Been used twenty
years with perfect success by thousands. sold
by dealers. Price, one Dollar per single vial /:
or Five Dollars per package OF five Vials and
Two Dollar vial uf powder Sent by mail on
receipt Of price. Address Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Medicine Company, 100 Fulton street,
NcW YORK. maI2gty
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-17
Annual Election.

The stockh0IdeTs OF the Globe Iron Company
will meet at the Office OF said Company, Iu
Jackson, on Tuesday. January -, lS7,, 20 elect
officers Tor the ensuing year, aud 90 tuusget
such other business as may be required.
dcc21td EBEN JONES StC'y.
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E2e Tac1.-c s11t1. L-. saEf1-d's Improved T1iai-
lng TUBE and full directions f.ec In an ggr7 IrIre
tlgl Tor sale By ll wholesale ana retaii drurri -
and alera ttr1u ,oEf f,0 z .tr i1trF ava Cs-si 4
MELkS q POTTER. 1lI.TaI E-a.ts agl V-t1tgE Il
Irugglsls, bostaa slass.
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O ADDS.

80 4. +. = f. s. !. 5 I ..:.. A. : i:s @ "a.
$50 stamps taken g. money. kurfz Lfu.
- r. Cor. 5th and Chestnut hta. Philadelphia,
EA. mch---iy
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q Cure Warranted.

Persons ruined IN health by unlca rncd pre-
tenders who keep them trining month after
month, taking poisonous and injurious com .
pounds, should apply Immediately.
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DR.. EISHHLRTT

Has discovered the greatest cure In the world
Tor Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, luvoiun-
tary discharges, impotcucy, general debility
heFEousness' dyspepsia, Ian nguor, low spirits,
cohiuslon oi IDEAS, palpitaliOn Of the heart,
timidity, trembling. dirlness Of sight or rIddi.
ness, diseases OF the head, throat nose or skin :
allecilons ofthe liver, lungs, stomach or bowels
these and other terrible disorders arising from
solitary habits Of yOuth-sccsct and solitary
practices more fatal 10 their victims than the
song OF the Syrens 20 the marines OF Ulysses.
o-l. 4tn8 their most brilliant hope and antIci-
l----1Nf render marriage, etc, impC H5lbie.
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,iHtrH VIII stop whru siglnlci 90 10 80.
W. w. PEABODY. Master Tfarsp
". q. EvASs. - grnt al jackson.
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A GREAI OEEERIl Is. n 80 ~ o. I..i

o. rAkufuNsuTU CARDS hatua aiiie.
-C with name, lne. - Ncruul. with name,
To-. pot paid. Agents, oufnf, De-.
Gfu. 4. REID a CO,
ce.ily Nassau, ~. y.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, WHO have become 20 victims Of
solitary vice, that dreadful ana G--frI-tIv-
AAh4t Which annually sweeps TO .It uGIlueiy
grave thousands Of young men Of the most tA-
alicd talents and brillifnt intellect, vino might
otherwise have entranced listening seualcs
with tHe thunders OF eloqucnci, or walked to
ecstasy tie living Tyre, may call with iuii con
Edcucc.
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SHORT LINE 70 LAKES & NORTHWEST
Summer arrangement
TIME TABLE.
wEsT BOUND

s,7,, To ssrres trains daily as follow. ,ezecp,
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Or. J.. addresses all those who have Injured
themselves by improper indulgence and sol j.
tGry habits, which ruin both body uud mind.
uniting them Tor other Study, society or mar
ria-e.
These are some Of the sad and melancholy cl-
fects produced by the early habits Of youth
viz Weakness Of the back and limbs pains
ia tIe head; dimuess OF sight; loss OF Iuuscl-
lar power; p3lpitatiun OF the heart, dyspepsia,
nervous !IaltHbl!Ity, arrangement or the diE'~-
tive functions, general debility, sywPtOms o..
Consumption, etc.
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NERVOUS Debility.

Nua Walmes or Depression, a 'veal. ex-
haus.ed feeling, no energy or courage; the re-
sult or Mental Ovcrvols, Iud.scretion or Ex-
ceses, or some drain urou tle sysicm Is always
cured hy
Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No. %.
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.CoLUa1HUs and H0CKISo VALE
r a IL RO A u.
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C0NSU MI PTI0N
CUR ED.
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,

ratauhs nUl 600 IHfuHl aHd Lang ANsFlianat
airua Festive nui Radical tufr fHl NrfEuua
DEBILITY amd AL Nervous NumplHimtH. alter
having thoroughly tfaiEi d. wonderful rufas
i've ruWf. lu thUu.nNlH uf rHsss. faffa "a Its
duty 20 ~ art tf known o. his aanffina fellows.
ArfuHf e Pei tlla motive. Hud q CONSIDERATIONS
dlelu ~ relieve huuHu aufffffns. hn wiif end
w Uf tlfA lfAs o. HfI who Uf#siHn bel. fffa o..
Ifs uItu fuii directions fur rfElafinr Hud
u.Ffa0tHaIF ue.nws Sent NF u.fufu ufaiI Isl nHs
HfErriuH with HiHmus unmlur fnia uHfafr.
DR. =. A.. MurMTAfN.
utallg Osiguabufa. n. n.
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The color Of a girls hair is regulated
by the length of her fathers pocket book
If the latter be plethoric, the girls tresses
wallet be lean we hear the daughter spo-
ken Of as that red headed gal" You
never saw a rich girl with red hair.
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Professor, deeply interested il his sub
iect: Just here | will make n remark
that, if you take the trouble to inquire,
you will find ninety-nine out Of han
drcd hold this opinion. Yes, I was about
to say ninety-nine hundred out OF a
thousand"
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Two men met on the piazza Of a hotel
at Lincoln, Neb. One claimed that Ne.
braska was all good country, or should
be. "All it lacks, said he, lis good so.
ciety and water" Said the other That
is all that Tophet lacks"
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VOL TAIC PLASTER
SAECTRiGFTY

an Us gtra.tin ntva-is Hrfterv eoufhir-I v~f.h
= hLshly 4flt,flicnfeh >freUsrhrninE IN Eear-
~ ~ ~ - " y I,1.irF is1 sssiEs ua ACHES
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"What time is it ?? inquired a young
Newark small boy whose father had set
in the morning. Its nine" answered
the passer-by WHAT exclaimed the
small boy only miner Why, blame it,
if I'd been goin' round gatherin' in bar.
rels for a bonfire it would have been noon
long agoP
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-09

Poverty is always an evil but 4 fair supply
OF the necessaries and comforts Of life is quite
as apt to confer real peace as great wealth.
Lie Is not gold nor goods, therefore, that
makes men really wealthy. The best wealth
is of the heart, an enlightened mind, aloyal
conscience, pure affections. He is wealth.
est who has the largest stock of wisdom,
virtue and love-whose heart beats with
warm sympathies for his fellow-men-who
finds good in all seasons, all providences,
ana all men. The generous man who pities
the unfortunate the poor man who resists
temptation; the wise man who orders well
his life; the loving man who clings closely
to his family and friends; the studious man,
who seeks instruction in all things, are the
truly wealthy men.-Ecchange.
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THE REST WEALTH.

The great struggle with civilized men in
this world is for wealth. This is called the
nrime good, the one thing necdful, the great
desideratum of lite. SO men toll for 1t de-
ceive. cheat. defraud for it. Give time,
strength and too often good health for it.
The truth is, the estimate put upon wealth.
is too high. Its value, its good, is overra-
ted. It is not the great good. 1t is not the
best thing man can have. 1t does not confer
neace of mind nor purity of heart, heartfelt
happiness nor contentment' nor nome Joy,
nor social b~lessedness, nor any OF Tie ond
and enduring enjoyments.
Wealthy homes are often no happier oh"n
those of the poor and comfortable lives
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persons, how glad we would all be to try.
There IS one that has its good results, to say
the least. Never pay too much attention to
=" Mrs. Grundy.' If you prefer reading and
music and the society Of the loved ones at
home to that of gossiping, illiterate neigh
bors. or a dry theological sermon of the old
Puritan style, without even the graces of
rhetoric to make it bearable, never mind.
Some call you odd and proud, but they will
certah,ly call you Intelligent and people will
seek and enjoy your society, such as are able
to appreciate and understand you, for, like
attracts like" and it is one of the saddest
of the ills of life to be misunderstood or UNI
appreciated.
1t is not wealth, it is not fashion, that
makes our happiness, but the sympathy of
warm, honest hearts. Only hearts that beat
in unison will give birth to the love that will
live and grow amid the storms and cares OF
life. If there were fewer thorns planted
there would be more enjoyable homes,
Earth would be brighter; men and women
would be happier for time and eternity
Mrs. Mary DIN. IN Germantown Telegraph
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'77R HON CIR Gle.
n
THE COTTAGE DooR'

the rest that labor yields
ho~ humble ard the poor
,,nnre sits the patriarch OF '"' "''N
rsfore his cottsse eoor'
",,,t is singing i'll the SKY
ln w. swallows on the caves
lhea i heaming in each eye,
A Anu the summer leaves.
a,o air amid his fragrant bowers
Sv,,,lics Impoverished heailn'
'ap he arts are bounding mid mel o"cfs'
any, dear to him than wealth.
M, ike the blessed sunlight, plays
fe .rounds MN humble cot,
And happy nights ana oheef4u' '"
n;,ide his lowly lot.
And when the village Sabbath 0en
pings out upon the gale' -.
,ho fsthcr bows his head TO tell
Tbc music of its tale
,resher verdurc seems 10 HI
rhc fair and dcwy soo'
.nd every infant tongue is Still
W. hear the word Of God.
O, happy hearts! to Him who stills
1,hc ravens when they cry,
And makes.he lily, meath theSllis'
ca glorious to the eye
THE trusting patriarch prays to bless
His labors with increase;
ol,h u,avs are "ways Of pleasantness.'
4, n..n IN
And all such pains afe peace
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GOLDEN ~SHEAVES S.
TO keep one sacred Aame
Thro' life unchilled, unmoyed;
To love in wintry age the same

Thro' life unchilled, unmoyed;
To love in wintry age the same
That first in youth we loved;
To feel that we adore
To such refined excess.
That tho the heart would break with more,
We could not live with less.
This is love-faithful love
Such as saints might feel above!
Laws are the soverelgns OF sovercigns.
"A knavish speech sleeps in q foolish ear:
Attention can always be commanded al
ter a due term of submissive service.
Think not Of faults committed in the
past, when one has reformed his conduct.
-Covctuous persons are like sponges,.
which greedily draw in water, but return
very little until they are squeezed.
The best of society and conversation in
the world is that in which the heart has a
greater share than the head.
There are some persons on whom their
faults sit we'll, and others who are made un-
graceful by their good qualities.
Some chances of real beauty may be
seen in their faces who dwell in true meek
ness. There is Il harmony in the sound OF
that voice to which Divine Love gives utter
ance, and some appearance OF right order IN
their temper and conduct whose passions
are regulated !; yet those do not show forth
chat inward lite to those who have not telt
it,; this white stone and new name is only
known rightly by such rs receive 1t.
-The world produces for every pint ot
honey, Il gallon of gall for every drachm OF
pleasure, a pound of pain for every inch OF
mirth, an ell of moan; and as an ivy twincs
around the oak, so do misery and misfortune
encompass the happiness of man. Felicity
pure unalloyed felicity-is not a plant OF
earthly growth her gardens are the skies.