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sen,Ide "Reminiscences.

Ff1m f'Wh IfW.s itts.' Jnrnli
Ile had returned 10 New York with his wife
M summer 40, auon al the seaside aul bee sto0 in
Inut Of ihr house Swing friend graphic account ot
lc seasons pleasures Went ilt bathing every day %
Doe tNchimrl cuthusastlCalv An responded the
lurnl Wife 900 IN tno'' Oh. vt.. eNorv day 3" snl
the returned ,ocauoulst Can She swim quciicd TIE
friend. NiNl sO.uc interest oo She emit wu. Inc
Tg{. she iaed art triel TO learn but somehow No
rsht KICK aud ct her think that was tho reason hut
We iac was and hero lac looked up NJ tho house ami
sunk his voice 10 hOnrse Whisper she couldnt Keer
her mouth shut long enough to take four strokes before
she'd have some silly remark To make when kerwash
shed swallow wave and 20 plump " the bottoml"
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dim Keens'. operation. In chln.o.

Tho Keene combination has got nearly three
nihon7 W bushels 90 wheat AMI Is keepiu- N aui il
also my up all o rurrgui receipts of ca. wheat hrt
rome ~ dhN ana ip-o 'n f average less than about
Forty thou.ani lu,hcl, IrrduA Wlu this amount coii
IN dailN, Hni ONE ana ht millions Of bushol. in MI
Naukee, the home dtulrf. fIuh that k.,ur Hud hi. r
ieagnes WI lnNe rrlr hmistDl t. control ai Tie wheat
N lie MathI inr som. lur tDf lul iutlr culuflrt,
hpahy in Nc wheat Warhct nst now iudlrafrs itiil,
thai ihc3 has. corDiuiei O. let thcm ms tia while
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Trying 10 Rob Grave In cilaton, \. Y.

FT77TT
M, Owen Daly Of Augusta buried his daugh.
%r 9},HrS Of 1...i4 ur catholic Comctel, az Clinton
had been ruhhel. lie found tho chain with which the
en had been locked cut AMI the gate opened, horse
End wagon having passed. w TO tho neN-madc grave
80 EoT C9n'ninE the coin was rarity uncovered the
bsAeNed mat the grave 0bDeT hRd been ned away
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Embellishments.

"DOB sLEDs."-Wautei, two large bob slcds. in
ID good order, suitable for heavy work Address b.,
box l67 sun Office
LOR SALE chcap-A hand car, nearly new, at I3i
William st., second floor
MANS MISSION ON EARTH.-A thorough
WI medical ueausc indie atng how confirmed disalili.
ties may be removed The experience OF 20 study ub
that viii insure restored manhood srengt med vitality,
and sound conditions OF health that have been impaired
by oVertaNed powers statement OF obstacles 90 mar
aui OF the means hv which they be removed.
~ mail 2bc, currency postage stamps Address Seey
Museum Anatomy AMI Science. LAO Broadway. y. Y
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-The foreign mails for
the week criing saturday. Dec ~ 1878 will close at
this once on Tuesday, ut 80 A. NJ tOr Europe, by
4. VI for Europe. by steamship Boihna. VIA Queens
town correspondence Tor France TO be forwarded by
uis steamer must be specially adore. and Al 80
A NJ tor France direct by. steamship Canada IiaVre.
THURSDAY Atf NJ Tor Europe, hy steamship baltic
via Queensow sponic nee Tor Germany and France
% Ice forwarded ~ THIS steamer must be specially adj
via Plymouth, Nherbourr, ana Hamburg saturday. NJ
81 NJ, for Europe hy steamship city OF Brussels
queenstown spondence Tor Germany and scotland
a. be forwarded by this steamer be specially AL
ship tircassia VIA glasgow, and ht II 80 NJ. for
Europe, BY steamship Ncckar via southampton and
btemen The steamships wyoming, Bothma, Baltic and
Cy Of Brussels do not take mails for Denmark Sweden
and Norway, The mails Tor AsIlnN all AMI South Pacific
ports leave New York Dee IL The mails Martinique
and Barbados direct leave New York Dee 10 The
mails for llaYu SaYaua Ac., leave New York Dec H.
The mails for Mexico leave New York Dec ~ The
mails China AMI Japan leave san Francisco Dec II
The mails for Australia &C. leave San FRANCISCO Dee %
T. l.. JAMES, Postmaster
ro'r oTrcR NV YonE. Dec. / 1874
RAILROA rICKETS.-An kinds bought and
MILFORD MckENzIE, Brokers, si5 Broadway.
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Mtttinas.

MILk.-rhe public arc invited 10 attend a mass
vi meeting ~ dealers and consumers Of milk at CArcn.
don Hall, 18Th - near 4lh av., Thursday evening
Dec Il az "a O'Clock for the purpose of expressing their
ndlgnation AGAINST The railroad companies who charge
one ana one halt cents per quart for trausp ortatun
Prominent speakers will be present and address the
meeting
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Smnstmtnis

DHOA DwAY THEATRE. corner Of 3Oth St
ID EDGAR FULTON. 200. ... Lessccs and Managers
ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR TnE AMERICAN DRAMA
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pa,Iy aVerase 50. iay, '''''7'''' iis,ssi
Total papers printed from Jan l. 1870 % Pc ! ~,
l@3,2SO.25s, making daily average % llo'-H~
the entire uine.
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STEAMBOATS, anN RalIruaos.


Nj WAYoopcn from s., 4 " 70 u z NJ Rector
It nearest point tor Wall 81 ferry Corandt Il near.
est point Jersey city and Communipaw ferries Park
place, nearest point for Post once. city Hall, and
barclay - ferry 10 Hoh0ken. Chambers 81, nearest
point for pavoula aud rie Railroad terry Franklin II
Grand ST.. nearest points for Deshr0sses ferry
Jersey city. Blocker It, sh a.. nearest points
for Christopher 81 ferry 10 lioboken ltth st
Nearest point 20 Union square and Lyceum Thea.
tres, Academy OF Muse, Irving and Tanmany Halls
2Al st--NrArcst point 10 Booths St James and Park
Theatres Grand opera Housc Gmores Garden, Ma.
Temple and Jersey city ferries 33d st-Ncarest
point 10 standard Broadway, and ffth Avenue Theatres
Aquarium san Francisco Minstrrls. 42d st ON.
nee with New York Cos cabs Grand Cen
trail Depot 5sth st-Nearest point for Central Park.
For uptown trains take east side stations For
downtown trains. take west side stations Fare -
cents except between the hours of 81 and IA AMI
Ani7 Mhtn the cents Connects with the iol.
lowing horse car lines Az Rector st. with cars Tor south
ferry. AZ Grand with for Dcslrosses ana East
Grand - ferries at Blocker Il with Tor east ami
west at sth with Christopher and East ION
ferries. isth II with tor West 23i AMI East
a3l and 3lh Il ferries 33i st. with cars Wee
hawkcn ferry at 5yth ST. with OF Belt Line Rail.
road WIN. X GARRISON, President
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FOR i>rilMiS or PANAMA
steamship CRESCENr CITY Wcdnes iay Dec H. noon
Cuuuc Ting AZ Panama Tor South aud Central America
and Mexico
FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA ISrHMUS or PANAMA
steamship tOLON, Friday. Dec %. noon.
Connecting az Panama tor Central ant south America
and Mexico and 40 san Francisco tol Jauan aud China
FROM san FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CIlINA
Steamship CITY OF PEklNG, saturday. Ian4 lH7N noon.
fkuM san FRANCISCO TO HnNOLtLU, AEW LEA.
LAND AND AUSTRALIA,
steamship CITY Of SIDNEY. Monday Dec %
for hrist mr seheral miorgauon apply AZ Company 8
office, ON tV Plcr foot ul Canal STE \ and Tor pas,te
at Company ucHet office, ~ Broadway
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Boakcs - G--aG II II 90 % 80 A.
Nahou . III 10 60 ~
Tho umpires had worry easy duty 10 perform
and tho referee had nothing 10 do but 10 watch
Ihe game and take notes OF tho Canadians
points OF play in readiness for his private trial
pf skill with him to-day. Tomorrow Messrs.
Bohk0s and MahOn have another match. A
eod collation. ended tho inicrcsting proceedings
pt the day.
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MIIITr sTAR Line.

WHITE STAR LINE.
" ron OF kENsruWN And LIVERPOOL.
BALIlt Thursday, Dec H.
AllIlN saturday, Dee ~, T. NJ
BRirANNIC. ............. saturday Dec ~ : .0 A NJ
From White star Dock ricr -. Norlh River.
Cabins all amidships saloon, S6u $40 and 500 gold
Return tickets on favorable terms Storage, s2s
TheSo steamers carry neither cattle, sheep, nor pigs
HI. COkIlS Agent. 81 Broadway New YORK
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uNEQUvocGL SUCCESS.
EVERY EVENING
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. MATINbE5
POPULAR SCALE or PRICES

WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. MATTNBES
POPULAR SCALE OF PRICES
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
Lessees and Managers FIsKE A nARKINs
EDWIN BOOTH
SIX FAREWELL, PERFORMANCES
TO NIGHT positively last umcl. RlCllELlEu. - .
TO MORROW positively last timct, FOOLS REVENGE.
THURSDAY 0ast time but oncl. HAMLET -
FRIDAY double hill SnYIOCK and rETRUCHIO 49,
SATURDAY FAREWELL MATINEE-LADY Of LYONS
SATURDAY MONT QsrcwelD HAMLET.
NEXT MONDAY. first time Mt this theatre,
JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
In Boucicaults play from Irvings RIP VAN WINKLE.
CTANDARD THEATRE, Broadway and 5id st.
- WM HENDERSON. ......... Proprietor aud MANAGER
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Suslutss & bantts.

Snsiiltss Vgantts
I'OR sALE-A small neatly lifted candy store on
Il -l aN. doing good business, satisfactory reasons
tOr selling ID kEMPNER 10 sth ay.
DAHTNER wanted IN meat hsh. aud vegetable
market good chance Tor man 20 enter Into guel
established business AppN at lJ4 Myrtle aN BrookNn.
DARTNER wanted. with 500 in cash to extend a
Profitable marketing business IN BROOKLYN Call on J.
NJ. 2jd kycrson st. Brooklyn, at O'Clock, for days
WANTED 10 purchAse-An established express
w business, give iul particulars Address 5 H., sun
uptown ONCE. .23S Broadway.
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Pronounced by press and public to he tho
MOST INTERESTINd PLAY on THE STAGE d,
SEATS SECURED TEN DAYS IN ADVANCE.
POPULAR PRICES
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rNHE AQUARIUM, Broadway and 3jth st.
Il Grand 3 act Spectacle VI
CINDERELLA,
Introducing army Of Children In Gorgeous and Mag
nncent Costumes Twelve Trained Thoroughbred Horses
FAIRY Procession Chariot drawn by Ponies floral Dis
play, Burlesque characters, Ac .Ac
Specially adapted for the holiday ntertAnment Of La
Admission. - cents; Reserved Seats iocent. extra
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excursions

COD FIsHING-on Thursday Dec. II and Sunday
- J., hSatSi saloon steamer Sci LOW leaving Frank
Per y. T. T. go Battery wall next 10 staten Island
Ferry NJ HekSts pl Cod tackle ami bait on board.
Al. O IOsIER. MAnaEer.
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"DOB sLEDs."-wautcd two large bob .lcds in
ID good order. suitable for heavy work. Address b.
box l07 sun Office
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IN IHNT EWIIIN WIS 1TIVTT WUII FUNTIs IVWNNN
opened with q good four. ON which Mahon called
him anl wont four better thus max ing !he high
rather too much Tor Boakcs. and he went in for
II squirt and topping Mahons score Of eight
with nine won all the events OF the match. anu
camo in an easy victor by the appended score
BOakcs ......... .................i lis
hahOu .....-........ ........ . Ill
Total aces Boakcs. 20. Mahou. o.
Tho table showing the aces 10y service and re-
turns in all the games IL a. follows:
AtsiyNIftt .it Rflna HInl
Gu~ Gdnf. Pm
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ANNIVERSARY AND GRADUATING
"A EAERClSEs The twentieth anniversary and gradu.
aiIng exercises Of PackAis Bushes, coeSc viii be held
at thckerng Hall on Friday evening. Dee IS Friends
OF the college cordially invited Tickets may be had
without charge by application TO
5 ;. PACKARD so5 Broadway
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49, ut ~ 4 z =
. - = y $780, '-7s x. 3 -
Winds.

i Winds are Advertisements Of all they
touch, however much or little we may be
able to read them; telling their wander.
ings even by their scents alone. Mari
ners defect the fowery perfume Of land
winds far at sea, and sea,winds carry the
fragrance of dulse and tangle far inland,
where it IS quickly recognized, though
mingled with the scents Of q thousand
land. flowers. As an illustration Of this,
! might tell here that I breathed sea- air
on the Firth of Forth, in Scotland, while a
boy; then was taken inland to Wisconsin,
where I remained nineteen years; then,
without in all this time having breathed
one breath of the sea, I walked quietly,
alone, from the Mississippi valley to the
Gulf of Mexico, on a botanical excursion,
and while in Florida, far from the coast,
my attention wholly bent on the splendid
tropical vegetation, suddenly recognized
a sea. breeze, as it came sitting through
the palmettoes and blooming vine tam
giles, which at once awakened and set free
a thousand dormant associations, and
made me boy in Scotland again, as it
all the intervening years were annihilated.
Most people like to look at mountain
rivers, and bear them in mind; but few
care to look at the winds, though far
more beautiful and sublime, and though
they become at times about as visible as
flowing water. When the north winds
in winter are making upward sweeps
over the curvipg SUBMITS of the Alps, the
fact is sometimes published with flying
banners half mile long. Those portions
of the winds thus embodied can scarce
ly be wholly invisible, even to the dark
est imagination. And when we look
around over an. agitated forest, we may
see something of the wind that stirs it,
by its effects upon the trees. Yonder it
descends in, rush of water-like ripples,
and sweeps over the bending trees from
hill to hill. Nearer, we see detached
plumes and leaves, now SPEEDING by on
level currents, now whirled in eddies, or,
escaping over the edges of the whirls,
carried rapidly aloft on grand, upswel]-
ing domes of air, or tossed on fl ame-ik
crests, smooth, deep currents, cascades
falls, and whirling eddies, singing around
every tree and leaf, and over all the
varied topography Of the region with
telling changes Of form, like mountain
rivers conforming to the features Of their
channels.-Jo1n Muirin Scribner.
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A Turkish Heroine.

In the late fight at Stolan between the
Austrains and Bosnlans, the combatants
came to close quarters, the bayouet and
yataghah were used and on quarter was
asked or given. An Austrian stated to
the editor of the Neue Poster Journal that
as his regiment approached the enemy, a
Turkish woman was observed in it's inks,
firing with great rapidity. In subse
quently firing hand to hand, she showed
great skill with her yataghan, distribut-
ing blows right and left, and parrying
boyonets with surprising quickness and
ability. She at last fell, severely wound
ed, and at the close OF the struggle, as
the ambulances arrived to collect the suf-
ferers, she was found pale, blood stained
and apparently dead. When the doctor
felt her pulse, she opened her eyes, and as
he spoke, withdrew her hand angrily,
and pointed at him with the other revolv-
CT which she had been tightly clutching.
It wa quickly snatched from her, as she
cried: sect out, your Christian dogs.
| don't want your help. You killed my
husband; let me die" She soon after
expired. She was very handsome young
woman of about % years.
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Al WEST POINT.
Twas Commencement eve, and the ballroom
ha1la 81

Twas Commencement eve, and the ballroom
belle
In her dazzling beauty was mine that night
AS the music dreamily rose and fell,
= And the walters whirled in blaze Of light
l can see them now in the moonbeam' 3 glance
Across the street on billowy floor
That rises and falls with the merry dance
10 music that floats in my heart once
more.
long half hour in the twilight leaves e..
OF the shrubbery-she, with coquettish face
And dainty arms in their flowing sleeves, =:
A dream of saints and love and lace,
In the splendor there of her queeuly smile,
OF cathedral windows, as up the aisle
We marched to music's ebb ana flow.
All in dream Of Commencement eve!
remember Iawkwardly buttoned glove
On the dainty arm in its flowing sleeve.
With broken entence of hope and love,
But the diamonds that flashed in her wavy
And the beauty that shone in her faultless
Are all recall as struggled there /
A poor brown fly i'll web of lace.
Yet laughing, coquettish face see,
As the moonlight falls on the pavement
gray, .-.......
can hear her laugh in the melody
OF the waltz's music across the way,
And kept the glove 50 dainty and small,
That stole as she slipped her lemonade,
Till packed it away, think, with all
OF those traps lost in our Northern raid.
But never can list to that waltz divine,
With its golden measure Of JOY and pain,
But it brings, like the flavor of some old wine
10 my heart the warmth Of the past again,
short f1irtation-thats all, you know
Some faded flowers, a silken tress,
The letters burned up, years ago,
! suppose, could she see am manned and old
She would soften the scorn that was changed
to hate
When chose the bars of the gray and gold,
And followed the South to it's bitter fate
But here's to the lads of the Northern blue!
And here's to the boys of the Southern gray
And l would that the Northern star but knew
How the Southern cross is borne today.
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Dutch Sketches.

From All the Year Round.
wonder whether my reader ever saw
a Dutch baby, and watched, as I have, its
preternataral gravity and grown up de-
meanor. Dutch children make their
sand bastions and trenches like other lit
tie ones, but always in a sober, quiet,
business like way, and with an air which
implies, II am very littie now; know I
am, and you think am young; but
have lived before. Bless your insular
soul, was present in the great square of
Brussels when Egmont and Hoorn lost
their heads. I mind we'll of the assassin's
shot that slew William the Tacisurn, and
of the treachery of Maurice of Nassau to-
ward the grand pensionary. - :
1t is sleepy york, after all, sitting in
portable wicker verandah, and L am very
glad that friendly dog woke me up.
vsnlngin sands, and the Dutch dog is as
peculiar as q Dutch baby. It does not
matter what breed he may be of, he is
obliged to put Oh q certain outward ap-
pearance. IF he is not born a poodle, he
must get himself made as near unto a
poodle, as may be. & Scotch terriers, Ma
hese, and even Pom eranians, are all crop
ped docked, cut and combed, trimmed
ind clipped, to the regulation. leonine
outline. 1t is true that q Pomeranian,
with lovely fox face and his poor hind
quarters shaven, and his, tail tufsed to
look like q poodle, is = forlorn and pitia-
Bile object more absurd than . Scotch
terrier similarly martyred. But there il
a deal Of this, kind of thing in other walks
of life and among the so-callel superior
animals. II Es3& s7zssa ~ ttss E$2 az s
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Etiquette for Widows and Widowers

It is contrary to custom to invite guests
to the marriage of widow. If a wi dow
er marries young girl the etiquette is
the same as that OF first marriage. A
widow must marry in the morning early,
without show, and has only her witnesses
and those of her intended. Her dress
must be plain, of quiet color; black, how
ever, is not admissible. On leaving church
the bride invites to breakfast the wit
nesses who have formed the, party, but
no other guests are invited to this repast
On the fifteenth day after the marriage
cards are sent bearing the new address Of
the married pair. Awidow never makes
wedding calls after remarrying. Those
who receive the cards do the visiting.
There is month allowed for the return
of cards and the visits, When single
lady marries, after having passed the
usual age for marriage, the ceremony
should be simple and unobtrusive.-Dsm-
orets's Monthly.
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A BOa-COnstrictOr.

Two soldiers of an Anglo-Indian regi-
ment near Lucknow, last summer, left
their encampment to indulge in bath.
They had portion of Jungle to cross,
and in doing so, the foot of one of them
slipped into hole. This proved to be
an old elephant trap. The soldier got
his foot Withdrawn from the trap, though
at the cost Of his shoe, which the close
ness of the branches caused to come OF.
On looking down to see whether his shoe
was gone, and if it was recoverable, he
beheld sight which made him shake
from sheer horror. Through the opening
made by his foot he saw an enormous
Demonstration, with its body coiled up
and its head curved, watching the open
ing aoove, and evidently prepared to dart
on the falling prey. Hurrying from the
spot, the two soldiers informed their Of
ficers, who repaired to the trap with fire.
arms. The creature was still there, and
had most probably remained in the place
for long time, preying on the unfortu-
nate animals, great and small, which
tumbled into Its den. Ball and swan
shot soon brought the reptiles life to a
close, and it was pulled out Of the hole.
It proved to be fifteen feet long and
about the general thickness of mans
thigh.
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tosa better world. wien she :

to- q better world, wien she - = .:.~
3 ssGood gracious p, shrieked the Deacon;
you didn't allude to her dead husbands
and their wives by those names, did your
q "Of course. You said that - s<
"Oh, thunder, man! Why, those were
only imaginary names, that I used by
way Of illustration. Browns first name
was Alcibadies. No wonder she was
mad" f>... ....< .5 ...:
Mr.. Mills groaned and went home in
dismay. And now Mrs. Brown has left
his church and gone over to. the Episco-
paljans. She is to be married soon, they
saw. st ',:-3
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idPOHT ANT SOCLCG. arm ers, FAINT
lies and Othors purchase Remedy equal to DR.
TOBIAS VENETIAN IMMINENT for the cure of
sickness, taken tntsrnauy-its perfectly harmless
see oath accompanying each botte) and externally for
Chronic Eheumattsm, Headsche Toothache. Sore
Ihrost Cuts, Barns swe'lings. Bruises, Mosquito
Bites, Old Sores Pains In Limbs Back and Chest The
VENETIAN LINN ENT was introduced in 1847, and
no one who has used but continues to do many
stating II it was Too Dollars Bottle they would not
be without It, Thousands of Certificates can seen
at the Depot, speaking of its wonderful curative
Psoperties Sold b tho Orusgsts ct 40 Cts Depot ~
Murray St.. New York
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NOT YET.

Not yet, O friend, not yet. - @s-s.--.@
The patient stars ;s.:S,
Lean from their lattices content 10 wait.
All is illusion till the morning bars
Slip from the ]cvee of the Eastern gate. -sts
Night is too young, 0 friend. day is too near,
Wait for the day that maketh all things clear.
Not yet, O friend, not yet.
All is not true; ss.. 81
All is not ever as seemeth now;
Soon shall the river take another blue,
Soon dies yon light upon the mountain brow.
What lieth dark, O love- bright day will fill. 4
Wait for the morning, be it good or i'll.
Not yet, Glove, not vet Bret Harte.
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"For what am II" he said, in CONVEX
sational way, to his Sunday-school class
Of little boys-'"what am I but smother
ing field with little air2 Without it l
could not be- would collapse in short,
I'm only" "a bladder!' was what
the good little boy said. The class ad-
iourned zine die
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tin.exhaustIble. II Is = stock company opera
cies are issued in the form Of DR.. Pierce,s
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pur-
gatlve Pellets (Which, iftaken as directed,
insure The system against disease) upon pay.
ment OF very small fee. All the principal
druggists are constituted agents. sS7 % = :
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CAREFULLY AvoID THE USE Of rasping ca.
thartlcs. They weaken the bowels and leave
them worse Oft than before; Use instead, that
Statutory, nominating aperient and anti-bil-
lous medicine, DIR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER
PILLS, which will not only achieve the desired
on1ecl, relaxation of the bowels, without
mote digestion and assimilation and depurate
the blood. The pills are sold by all drug