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CAPITAL CRUMBS,
Swept from the Nations Floor by our
Special Broom.
From our Regular CoTespondeaL

WAsniNGroN, Tuesday, Nov 2G, 1873.
There is but little Of local news to chronicle
this week. Several of the House committees
are hard at work preparing their reports for
presentation next week. Notably, in this
regard, is the appropriation committee which
is sitting daily. Already, the Pension, Mill
tary Academy and Fertilization bills are 50 far
progressed as 20 ensure their submittal on
Monday. probably. There IS to be a resolution
offered 10 the House on that day providing for
an investig alton into the causes which led 10
the omission Of that clause in the Sundry Civil
approuria,ion bill last session relating 10 the
Hot Springs reservation. Clerk adams is
pressing the matter and demands a searching
investigation Of his Office in order that he may
be exonera,ed from all blame in the premises.
Thanksgiving" looms in the very near
distance. and Turkey is trembng-as well 1t
may--fUr the curity Of its bead. The "Day
promises TO be threatening as at this writing
things. atmospherically considered, look deci-
dsdly squllly.
The Rt. Rev Bishop Keane, Of Richmond,
lectures a; Lincoln Hall to-night on the subject
Of THE Church aud Human Nature" The
lecture is for the benefit Of St. Joseph's Or
phan Asylum which shelters now some one
hundred and fifty children.
There have been nearly seventy discharges
from the temporary rolls " Of the Treasury
Department during the pas; few weeks, the
S25, appropriation for this purpose having
become exhausted. Secretary Sherman has
decided not to ask for its renewal for next
wear. as he workings Of the department seem
to warrantits discontinuauce, aud the piteous
lamentations Of discharged ladies' from lis rolls
threaten to deluge, at times, the department in
briny tears.
Tieatrically, there has been nothing to note
if we except the New York spectacular piece,
q" 4 Trip 30 the Moon" which he.l the Ma
,ional boards last week and paid am told
quite handsomely. Lo,ta, the viyacious com
medienue, is booked for this week-after whom
Mccullough the incompatible deIinea,or Of
tragic art comes to delight the admirers Of
Shakespeare sublime creations. His Opening
role Is tIryiaius in The Gladiator" :"
JEAs SANDS
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BOOK Notices.


WIDE AWAKE is a spriehtly and beautiful
ly gotten up Monthly for the boys and girls.
Its illustrations are handsome and its stories
and other contents Of the very highest order
The children delight in it, and many Of their
seniors find pleasure in perusing its pages.
Along with Hide A,caFe, and from the same
entetprising publishers, D. Lothrop & Co.,
Boston, comes 4" BABYLAxD "a tiny treasure
Of a monthly for iho wee bahy-fols', who
soon learn to love Its protiy pictures aud cum
ming little stories.
TIE EDINDURGu REVIEW fo' October, jn''
repubisbed BY the Leonard Scott Publishing
Company, Il Barclay Street, New York, Is q
valuable number, as will appear by the fol-
lowing list Of contents: l. Tho Copyright
Commission :" .. " Lows History Of the To-
dian Navy" g.. GARDENERS Government Of
Charles l ;" !. " Recent Explorations in Pal
estine;" 8. "Who wrote the Annals Of Taci-
tus ?" 6. "The Jesuit Martyrs: CampiOn and
Walpole :" 7. "Sir Henry Taylor's Collected
Works." g. "Co-respondeuce Of NJ. de Balzaci
.. England in the Levant."
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POLITICAL.
For the
LINES.

Down the deep and tangled forest
Where the sunlight filters thro'-
Where the moonbeams dash with silve.
Tiny falling drops Of dew
Have we rOamed, we two, twin-hearted
In the twilight, gray aud dim,
Calling up days long departed
When our hearts, all Cupid-darted,
Answered Loves Eternal Hymn.
Blessed be those sweetest hours
Passed in converse, low and dear,
Blessed be those pathways shaded
When none other steps were near!
oh, the ecstasy ofdreaminG
Ofthose brighter DAYS IN store,
And our souls, in love tide teeming,
Should forget the shallow seeming
OF one time-to come no more
When in silence, born Of sadness,
Heart confessed to heart its tears
That a barrier had risen
Full of darksome doubts and fears
When we thought that all had ended,
All, betwixt our plighted lives
But. thank God, are once more blended
Twin hearts, then in anger rended,
Love again yet warmer thri7es.
Heart fmine' Be patient, prayerful,
Wisely learn 10 watch and wait,
Life has many rayless hours
Ir will come, however late
One 'rhite dog Of supreme pleasure
When thou canst full freely own
That proud boon, thy dearest treasure,
Fairest, rarest-withOut measure
Her LOce's own and only Throne.
"JEAN SANS"
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CHARLES COINS, W. II. Trayers. Trustee,
and James NJ. Roper, Defendants,
IN CHANCERE.

Extract from Decree Of October 2l, 1878.
alt is adiudged, ordered and dccrced that this
cause be referred to Commissioner Cleon Moore,
with Instructions TO ascertain the true state OF in
dcbtedncSs between Charles Coins and tie estate
of n 0. Roper, deceased, on occount OF the debts
nam, d in the Bill also TO ascertain whether any
portion of the debts named in the Bill have been
paid bv Charles Coins 10 James ". Roper, the
former Administrator of y. o. Roper. aud wheih-
er auy portion OF said debts have been paid By
W. H. Travcrs, Trustee % said James NJ. Roper
as Administrator as aforesaid. And with this
view the Commissioner is further directed to state
and settle TIE accouut OF James II. Roper as the
former Administrator Of y. O. Roper. deceased
aud also 20 state and settle the said Trustceship
account of said Wan. II. Travers as Trustee Of
y. o. Roper in anv Deed or Deeds 10 secure the
payments of the debts named in the Bill and 70 re-
port fully the amount OF the debts now due to the
present Administrator Of y. q. Roper, deceased,
which we're secured by the Deed Of Trust named
in the Bill, specifying what sum or sums are due
from James NJ. Roper the former Administrator,
on account OF moneys received on said debts, and
what amount is still due from Charles Coins on
said debts Also 10 report any other matters
deemed pertinent by himself or which may be re-
quircd by any OF the parties hereto; audmake re-
port of his proceedings hereunder TO the next
term of this Court"
Cory-Testc, &C. WASHINGTON,
Clerk Of Circuit Court
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Commissioners Notice.

IN the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, W.
Va.
ISAAC KIDWILER and others, Betsy Long
brake. James Dixon and Susan Dixon, his
wife; James Kidwilcr, John Kilwier, and
Polly Kilwilcr, infant children # Charles
Kidwiler. deceased, by their next friend,
James Dixon-Elias Derry & Kate Derry
his wife, Jac ID Harman and Annie Harmon
his wife; Michael Kidwler, Isaac kidwiler
aud Susan Kidwier, PbfS.
Agaiust
ADAM KIDWILER, Administrator Of Susan
Kidwiler, and 10 bis own right. aud the un-
known heirs Of Jacob hidwleg aud Polly
Longbrake, IGts.
~ CHANCERT:
Extract from Decree Of October %, 1878.
.,Itls adiudged. ordered and decreed that this
capge be referred 70 Commissioner OF this Court
with Instructions 70 settle the recount in the Bill
and proceedings mentioned taking the er parfe
set,lement heretofore rendered by the Admustra-
Tor. Adam KidwIer. and which was filed in the
Recorders office Of Jefferson county, W. Va, on
The 29th dav of October, ls6s as primo fdcia cor
rect. except so far as the same may be surcharged
and iasifed as alledged In the BIZ. The said
Commissioner will also report any debts yet re-
naming due and unpaid tho said DeoedeBt
together with all matters deemed pertinent By
himself or Thoh ans Of the parties may require n
have stated, and make his report TO The next term
Of this Court" .
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ALARMING SYsPToHs--A cough OF cold, II NJ,
nrornptIy attended 20 nav result In 10 locurable
Iung disease. For all diseases on the throat,
breast and lungs, bronchial or asthmai'e a5ec-
tons, DR.. swayne's Compound Syrup Of VIA
Cherry r. pleasant and certain care. IL pro
r,o,es ernectoratlon and removes all diseased mat
ter which obstructs the lungs. the liberation Il
healed. and the sufferer =. restored . perfect
health. Trial size bottles 3 cents; regular Size
81 90. II the bowels ere costi7e, or liver disor-
dered. take rev doses Of DR.. Swayne,s Tar and
SarsapariIa Pills which will evaeuate the bowels,
and IS OF vital importance, relieve ths cohle.leu
Iiver and remove ali b;lliOusness. . cents
box. These valuable remedies are sold AZ the
leading drug stores, or can be had BIZ writing to
pr. SNavne Z Son, Philadelphia For sale bv
druggists generally. Ia Charlestown b. Butler
L Aisluith.
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IrculNa PfLEs"-ls one " the most aunOying
diseases in the world, and all can fud prompt
and c. rtaiu.relief by the use Of "Swayne's Oint-
ment." The symptoms arc moisture, like perspi-
ration, intense itching, particularly at night
burg, Va, writes: suffered twenty years from
this terrible disease, consulted many physicians
but found no permanent relief until used
Swayue's Ointment 1t also cures tetter, PIN
Piles. all crusty, scay, itchy skin diseases, leav-
ing the skin clear and smooth without biemish.
Sent BY mail to any address On receipt OF price,
5O cents boz. 3 boxes .25. Address letters to
d.. Swayno 4 sen, $3.50 North Sizth 81, Phia-
deIphia. Sold by Butler Il Aisquith, CherlestoWn.
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5i25INiA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

---r.fr Fazr Pass is published wockly at Too
I,-.lat f.fiy Crafs per naaaN ta dtraRce.
THREE DOLLARS Il not paid in advance.
-.- J,s D .lllr ~ Z. .Fgtg CsHis for ar roaiAs.
18Th, terms % advertising are. for a square
.,-b. ,r loss. Oas u,las aad Eifig Csais Cor
.i-..rtilns-llrsor ones In the same ProPor-
.-.7 Each conuouaucc f.fty ceat'.
.-~-N, advertisement 60 De considered BY The
.s .r.ytlr unless specified on the Manuscript,
..-.,., .,lsly agreed upon between the parties.
--k IA slyer.'sernent nos marked on she copy
... ,.,.ciisd number 20 Insertions vii D. con
.....l aati ord,red OUT. aad payment wil &c
.,-..l accordingly.
-is-. .-a-lta ADvERrissueNrS.-Io avoid any
.... I.rstauliog on th5 part of the annual adver-
.rtitiseflpcr g. state -irfisciis that thclr pri-
.....riy extends t1 thcir immediate business. -
,f E.t,is. Legal or al other advertisements sent
S,.u O. BE- 40 additional charge, and 90 vasia-
l.a.
-c-l5ialry notices Of more than Eve lines
oH4bs charged ilr.
rOn WORN Posters, sale Bills. Circuhrs
flrs,. &C., executed promptly, neatly, aud li fair
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~ OA-l~' q
against
CLEON MOORE, Trustee Of Jefferson County
Building Association No. , The Jefferson
County Building Association No 2; y. 5.
White, Trustee; Elizabeth Raum, Charles
S. simmons, T. G. Green, Trustee Frank
Beckwith, Trustee Of jefferson County Build
Association No g; and Jefferson County
Building Association No 9, DTS.
Extract from Decree Of October %, 1873.
"The Court doth adiudge, order and decree
That This cause be referred 70 a Commissioner OF
this Court who Is directed
lst. To ascertain and report what real estate is
now owned bv the Complainant Jere Harris, its
ouartitv value aud annual rental value.
2nd. 10 ascertain and report the liens against
the real estate Of the sid Jere Harris whether by
Indictment or by deed of trust. and that said Com
missioner report the amount due upon said liens
exhibiting their priorities.' ......-..
copy-Tes.e, =. c. WASHINGTON
Clerk.
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Notice.

NTOTiCE is hereby given that viii executo
y the foregoing Decree at my 0aicc in Charles
town, W Va, on the 9th day Of January, 1919.
CLEON MOORE,
Nov 30. TS-4t Commissioner.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that l will execute
y the foregoing Decree at my office in Charles
town, W. Va, or the 2nd dag Of January 1879.
CLE0N MOORE,
Noy. 30. '7s-lt Commissioner.
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against,
GEO. II. FLAGG, Executor and Devisee Of
Juo. r. Flagg, decd; Thos llte Willis,
Jno. J. Hammond, Trustee. and Ella or
Etta Hammond Herbert Hammond, Otho
Hammond and Bertha Hammond.
Extract from decree Of October Term 1878:
"Thjs asuso Is referred 20 Commissioner Gloon
Moore, with instructions.
lst To state and settle the account Of Geo. II.
Flagg as Executor Of John X. Flagg, deceased,
showing the amount Of personal assets.
2nd. TO ascertain the amnunt OF the Complain
ants debt with any credit to which the same may
81 entitled.
5rd To audit any other debts against the estate
Of Juo. X. Flagg which may be presented and
established upon proper pooof.
4th. To ascertain the vsIae ofthe Tract Of Land
devised % the Defendant, Geo. II. Flagc. With is
fee simple and annual value, together with all
other matters deemed pertinent by himself, or
which any Of the parties may require TO have
stated"
\ cOpy-Teste y. c. WASHINGTON,
Clerk
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Personal!

NOAH WALKER ~ CO.,
Celebrated ClOthiers Of Baltimore, Md,
Announce The Introduction Of plan Of ordering
Clothing and UndcrVvea-
By LETTER,
To which they call your special attention. They
will send on application their Improved and accs-
rate
RULES Fer SCI P F-HEASURENENT,
and fa,l line OF samples from their immense
stock OF CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, COATlNGS,
SHIRTINGS. &C., thus enabling parties in any
part of the country % order their Clothing and
Shirts direct from them, with the certainty CT re-
ceiving garments Of
TAs yae Latest Style
Ind l6st Perfect FL 4tiainaJle.
Good, ordered win be serl BY Express 70 any
part of the country.
As Is welI known throughout the Southern
States thcy have for F0rty-Three Years
ExCELLED
In all departments Of their business, which is a
substantial guarantee as 90 the character of the
Goods ,hey viii scUd-oVt.'.
A large and wrli-oss0rtcl stOc- Of
sEADY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with a full line of
Furnishing Goods,
including all the latest Novoldosia Design, and at
POPULAR PRICES.
when Goods are sent per Express c. o. d.
,here will De 40 collection charge on amounts OF
$40 aud over. -.,
Rules f)r EMcasurcmcut, Samples cf Goods
and Price List sent free on application.
The attention of the Trade Is invited to our
WhoIcsale Department, which IS always Eept up
tu the highest standard.
NOAH WALKER - CO., p.
Manufacturers aud Dealers 10 Mems ana Poyg
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, either ready
made OF made 90 order.
IG5audI6T Baltimore street, BALTIMORE,
Nav 13, lSIG-ytf ND.
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They had been engaged long fine, and
one evening were reading the paper together.
" Look, love :" be exclaimed, "only Sl5 for a
suit Of clothes" Is it a wedding snit2'
she asked looking naively at her lover "Oh.
no i" be replied "il's = business suit." Well
! mean bUsiucss," shc rcpEcd
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Commissioners Notice.

EN- tho Circuit Court Of jefferson County,
Il West Virginia,
EUGENE BAKER, Committee Administrator
Of O. Roper, Plaintiff,
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given tha; will execute
the foregoing Decree at my Office 10 Charles
town, West Virginia, on the Sth day Of January,
1879. CLEON MOORE,
Nov 80 lSTS-4t Commissioner.
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New supply

OFBlue, Black and Brown Water Proof Cloak
I iu.. Just received by ....,..,.
Dee S, 1871. GEO. w 1. h hEAhoLE1-
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MERCHANT TTAILORS
METTEE & CO.,
I22FAYgrrs STREEr
Formerly NeiAodi,t Boob DepO'ifoTy,l
BALTIMORE, ND.

nUR stock consists ot beautiful and varied
J assortment OF English, French and American
Coatings Suitings, Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
ipgs. which we make up in the Best Merchant
Tailor Stvie. Our cutter whose reputation
is wellknown for cutting and fitting, will givehi
personal LsuperintendAnce TO this department..
Orders from the coUstry promptly attended TO-
q ID ID 10 ''''''1 METTEE & CO.
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Notice.

NOTICE ls hereby given That will execute
~ the foregoing Decree at my Office in Char
lestown, W. Va, on the 4th dav Of January,
1879. CLEON MOORE,
Nov. 80, '7s-4t. Commissioner.
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Commissioners Notice.

IN the Circuit Court CT Jefferson County,
Il W. Va.
JERE HARRIS. FtV'
IN CHANCERY.
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N-Ic. III1NNEDT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW
cscI,,i,,rs. J.-.r-o' fa'-'y, H. Va,
'..7-Il.r. practice ia Jefferson aud 'il''a''-
f-.t.i,lr Wcstof Carter House
S.9,.u5.r I'D, l0i@-ti-
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Commissioners Notice.

IN the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
West Virginia,
THE FARMERS BANK oFYA. PV.
~ CHLNCERK.
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vArACUES. Pcars, Watcr-Ncloue, Ciutrloupcs,
ana ,Ii kinds % fFuits in season tHr sale, bv /
AM. Ib. ISIS. GUSTAV BROWN.
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Dts. Q. 4. EOUKE,
Pb,-siciar and Surgeon.

OHc, on Liberty Street, ono door East OF ne
u,+k. each Fact5ry. Late olIico Of Srslth
& foukr'-
CharIes,owu. OctoOce u, ls7s-y.
Il raschen's Do-skin and Kid Riding Gloves for
II sale by G, W. HIoShLt''
sept 18th, ISIS.
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SATURDAY.. pecember z. SIS.

OFFICE IN JEFFERSON BUILDING"
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Second Letter of "V. ""

Dorer and Tenancy By Crtesy-Ameqdmcat
Of the Code-An accident u IN Legisi HioH
-Hhat a Single B0gd IN Statute may IT.
feet
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The silent Stranger.

A stranger sat in a corner Of the
car hence to New York, in easy atti-
tude, his feet upon a large black
trunk. The gentlemanly conductor,
going his rounds; at the first station
politely informed the stranger that
the trunk must be put in the bag
gage car. To which the stranger
nothing replied. At the second sta
tiOn the displeased conductor, more
decidedly, told the stranger that he
must put the trunk in the baggage
car or it would be put of the train.
To which the stranger nothing re-
piled. AT the third station the yex-
ed conductor more imperatively told
the stranger that he must put the
trunk in the baggage car or it would
be put Of the train. To which the
stranger nothing. replied. AT the
fourth station the irrate conductor
had the trunk put off and left. AT
the fiflh station the modified con-
ductor, addressing :ho stranger beg
gcd him to remember that he but
done it after repeated warnings, and
that it was solely the strangers fault.
To which the stranger lacouicaly re-
piled: "Don't care; 'taint my trunk"
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A Good Word for Romping Girls.

Most women have dread of them.
Mothers would rather their little
daughters were called anything else
than romps. They say to them, "Be
very quiet, now, my dears; don't run
and jump; and be little ladies'" AS
if healthy child could be still; as
if it could take time to walk, or step
over what came in its way; as if it
could fold its hands in its lap, when
its little heart is so brimful of tick
lie. II is absurd and wrong, because
it is unnatural. Children, girls us
well as boys, need exercise; indeed,
they must have it, to bo kept in a
healthy condition, They need it to
expand their chests, to strengthen
their muscles, tone their nerves, dc.
velop themselves generally.
And this exercise must be out-of-
doors, too. 1t is not enough to have
calisthenics in the nursery or parlor.
They need to be out in the sun
shiEe, out in the wind, out in the
grass, out in the woods, out.of-doors
somewhere, if it be no bigger than
the common or park. Suppose they
do tan their pretty faces. Better be
brown as q berry, and have the pulse
quick and strong, than as white as
a lily and complain of cold feet and
headache, Suppose they do tear
their clothes; suppose they do wear
out their shoes; it don't try u moth
Or's patience and strength half so
much to wash and mend as 1t does TO
watch night after night quorulous
sick child, and it don't drain faith
er's pocket.book half as quick to buy
shoes as it does to pay doctors bills.
Indeed, we don't believe there is
u prottior picture in all the wide
world than that Of little girl
balancing herself on the topmost rail
Of an old zigzag fence, her bonnet
on one arm and q basket Of black
berries on the other, her ourls stream
ing out in the wind or ripping oyol
her flushed cheeks, her apron hal
torn from hor waist and dangling tc
ler feet, her GngCrs stained with thC
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Tlnlld People.

We used to know man who with
out a tremor would drink a half pint
Of New England rum or face an in
fnriatcd bull, and yet could not have
been hired to sleep in graveyard
on the ploasantost night Of the year
for fear Of ghosts. Another instance
of this odd terror at an imaginary
or tritling danger on the part Of a
person who will rcCklessly seek out
real porils to necdlossly face, was
brought to our notice by friend on
Monday evening. During the little
thunder shower of Monday afternoon
u lady Of this city took refuge on a
feather bed placed on the floor, and
stuck there till all danger" of be-
ing struck by lightning was over;
then she arose, and, finding that the
fire had got very low, proceeded to
onliyon IL by pouring kerosene out
of a gallon can intot stove, We
are ready to insure that lady against
being killed By lightning.
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berries she has picked. and her lip
with those she has eaten. Mother
tno.hel, don't scoid that little cFea
ture when she comes and puts hel
basket on the table andlooks rueful
ly at the rent in the new gingham
apron, and at the little bare toei
sticking out of the last pair of shoes
Wash off her hot face and soiled
hands, and give her a bowl OF cool
milk and light bread, and when she
has eaten her fill and got rested.
make her sit down beside you aud
tell what she has seen in those
meadows aud woods.
Herheart will be full Of beautiful
things-thelsound. Of the wind, the
fall of the leaves, the music of the
wild birds and the laugh Of wild
flowers, the rippling of streams and
'aIaH
the color of pebbles, the shade of the
clouds and tie hue of the sunbeams
all thosetwill have woven their
spell over her innocent thoughts,
and.made her a poet in feeling, il
not in expression.
No, mothers, don't nurse up your
fittle girls like house-plants. The
daughters of this generation are to
be the mothers of the next, and if
you would have them healthy in body
and gentle in temper, free from nor-
vous affections, fidgets and blues; if
you would ft them for-its joys, its
cares and trials,-let them have u
good ronlp every day while they are
growing. It is natures own specific,
and if taken in season, warranted to
cure the ails of the girl and the
woman,-B Brooklyn Monthly.