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WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.

L. f. Kunkels Worm Syrup never fails to
destroy Pin, Seat and Stomach Worms. Dr.
Kunkel, the only successful physician who re-
moves Tape Worm in two hours, alive with
head, and no fee until removed. Common
sense teaches il Tape Worms be removed all
ether worms can be readily destroyed. Ad-
vice at office and store, free. The doctor can
tell whether or not the patient has worms.--
Thousands are dying daily, with worms, and
do not know 1t. Fits. spasms, cramps, chok-
ing and suffocation, sallow complexion, circles
around the eyes, swelling and pain in the
stomach, restless at night, grinding of the
teeth, picking at the nose, cough, fever, Itch
ing at the seat, headache, foul BREATH the pa
tent grows pale and thin, tickling and irrita-
ton in the anus,-all these symptoms, and
more, come from worms. C. +. KUNKEL's.
Worm SYRUP never fails to remove them
Price $l.00 per bottle, or six bottles for 49,
90. (For Tape Worm write and consult the
Doctor.) For all Others, buy of your drug
gist the Worm Syrup, and il he has it not
send to DR.. E. f. Kunkel, 259 N. Ninth ST.
Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by mail. free
send three-cent stamp. Sept. lott
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TIL CoLoRED ExoDus.-Governor St.
John, of Kansas, writes the Secretary OF the
District of Columbia's emigrant aid society,
that the tide of colored immigration contin-
ues in an almost unbroken stream, and unless
checked by the quarantine regulations estab-
Nshed along the Mississippi, there is no tell.
ing just where it will stop. 1--WE find il
very difficult, with the means at our command
to relieve the necessities of the refugees, but
are doing the best we can, and have thus far
prevented any actual suffering. 1t seems to
me the people of the North do not compre-
bend the magnitude Of this movement, other
wise they would certainly take greater inter-
est in the matter. Our freedmen's relief as
ISOLATION has extended aid to about four thou.
sand destitute colored people and expended a
little more than $4,000. We have obtained
employment for them and placed them in such
situation that they are now self-sustaining
but it has cost great deal of money. We
have received some aid from abroad, in fact
from certain sections of the country, quite
liberal donations. The city of Cleveland. o.,
has given 1900, but the great city of New
York, so far as l know, has not given that
many cents. What is needed is money. Our
funds are nearly exhausted and whether we
shall receive further contributions nothing but
the future can determine. OF one thing,
however, you may rest assured. Young Kan
sas will not falter in her duty toward this peo-
ple and only wish the entire country would
wake up to the magnitude of the movement"
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The fishing at Budd's Lake has thus far
been considered good, and some black bass
were caught last week, weighing 81 pounds.
These were taken by fishermen noted for their
patience and perseverance, using the black
crickets for bait.
Some time during Thursday night the Post
Office in New Brunswick was entered and
robbed. One of the rear windows was pried
and an entrance effected by the thieves. As
far as could be ascertained, about $25 $50
in stamps and small change was all that was
stolen.
A fine specimen of blue heron was shot
along Green Brook, in the rear of Haistead
Compton's property, near Evona, Union eoun-
ty, last Wednesday afternoon, by Joseph
Quass. The bird stood about five feet in
height, and measured six feet from tip to tip
Of wings.
Frank Nadal, son Of the late Rev. DIR.
Nadal, President of Drew Theological Semi
nary, was drowned on Thursday while bath
ing in pond near the home Of his mother
near Bernardsville. He was twenty one years
old, and promising member of Columbia
College,
The Sussex county apple crop is reported
to be failure. 1t wont make much differ
ence. Every Sussex county cellar has its quo
I'd Oi HeiloN dppib jack idiu up ioi " ioipJ
day. 1t would take more than one poor seas
on to disturb arrangements in Sussex Wash
ington Star.
DIR. Elder, the President of the Hudson
County Board of HEALTH made a thorough in
vestigation on Thursday of the alleged cases
of spotted fever In Jersey City. Dr. Eldei
told reporter that the cases are positively
not spotted fever, some being ordinary cases
of worm fever and others malarial fever.
Our Consul at Ningpo, China in despatch
to the State Department, dated June 2Sth,
gives bad account of the grain crops in Chi
Kang, his consular district. Their failure
and consequent famine were unprecedented
The province has population of 100000
Chancellor Menzies, of Kentucky, has de-
cided that the lottery company knowngas the
Commonwealth Distribution Company is ar
illegal enterprise subject to suppression a,
any moment, and that purchasers of tickets
have no security for payment of prizes"
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The pen is driven, the pencil is lead.
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Lambertyllle, MI, sept. n, Isa9

The Meriden Miss Mercury thinks that
Dixon has himself to blame Cor being killed.
1t says that he met bis death by "dashing
himself against the sharp point of destiny"
The sharp point Of destiny in his case was
the Democratic party. Let all others in the
South take warning. If they don't want the
''sharp point of destiny" in the shape of a
bowie knife or bullet, let them not run as
candidates against the Democratic party nor
vote the Republican ticket. Now let some
Northern doughfaced Demoeraticsheet write a
fresh article on " Bayonets at the Polls !! .
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RIcHARp'S
(TTeeS,EETOTAL.
il ON IC

The great cure for DYSPEPSIA.
NERVOUSNESS, WEAKNESS and
DEBILITY.
EVERY INVALID can rely ON it
to conquer disease and strengthen
the debilitated system.
1t regulates the LIVER and
KIDNEYS, stimulates all the func-
tions of life to healthy action, and
is the best BRAIN and NERVE
tonic in the world.
Women find it a panacea for ALI
their ills, restoring the careworn,
exhausted wife or mother to the
healthy vigor of younger years.
Free from alcoholic dangers, Ply
sicians pronounce 1t the safest and
best remedy ever sold. 1t must be
tried to know the perfect health
and strength its use insures.
Van Buskirk & Co., Is vesey ST., New York.
Sold by Druggists.
SAINT .10s fs7a.Ivr
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MARRIAGES.

N-MORRIS.-Lambertville Sept. 10, 1879 by Rev.
G. II. Thomas Mr. Jacob Ham, of Stockton, N. j., to
Mrs. Mary Jane Morris, of Point Pleasant Pa.
BRINK-STIRES-Sep 10, by Rev. J. G. Williamson
Albert p. Brink, of Frenchtown. to Lydia Augusta
Stres, of Quakertown.
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A ssIGNEE,s SAFE
REAL EST ATE

REAL E 3 T a T E.
The subscriber. Assignee of Benjamin Abbott, viii
sell at Public Vendue, on
WEDNESDAY, OCT. %, 1879,
LOT No 1.-The farm now occupied by said Abbott In
the township of West Amwel on the public road De-
tween Mount Airy and Harbourtown, near the Rock
Church and School House, containing l2i acres Of land
more or less adjoining lands of Mablon Akers, Seryey
Shepherd, Benjamin W. Drake aud others. The i'm.
provements are GOOD FRAME HOUSE, roomy and
convenient, large frame barn, hovel and good wagon
house. cribs, and other out-budings all IN good
repair: well of lasting water at the house.. and els
tern the barn. splendid young apple and peach or.
chard just coming in bearing also other fruit in great
abundance.
LOT No. 2--Containing q of land, or less
adjoining the farm, has on II young apple and peach
chard This Is very desirable property The land y
good either for grass gra1 rnit trucking handsomely
located every way convenient. and in frs lass neigh
borhood The farm is neatly divided into fields and in
good fence. further desc pon is deemed useless, a.
persons wishing to purchase Will examine for them
selves Any person Wishing to examine the premise
Abbott, on the farm, or by the subscriber at Noun
Airy. Sale to commence at O'Clock, p. M, on th'
premises, when conditions will be made known by
j. C. FACKENTHALL,
| Assignee of Benjamin Abbott
| August 10, 1S79-5t-Prs fees, S7:20
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We have no hesitation whatever in recon-
mending DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup for children
teething or suffering from Wind Collie, Diar-
ph@a or Dysentery.
, 1879-03-29
ISLANDER.
WHAT 4 LEMoAT 0ltlL THINKS,
q NJ. -
=. IT, the Et9ttur at THe Tribune.

=. IT, the Edafnr af IHe Tribune.
LEMoNr, ILL.,, Aturch M.-Wp layu listened
nat,cnt1v m thn yarIona ouest,ons t,scnssttl IN
r.. W,1,o ~ ard ',a,n., q n," ~ ,vl.a,su 1-o',
."o 4Ao'so' Ill" iA'"'" !" 'u'"' ~ "'So''1 4'o'"
lhet,.
But think tho ones who asked for views
upon the nuestton, yifoy duties md matrtn,ony.
~. ,;,,o III n,fnlat.r ,rn ,,royo, ~, rn,nwnf,n,
~ INV to ''.1,'''ss' Wv p'a'so ~
his prnyer taa been answered nc psaYeu as cur
uestlY tor it to CEASE.
am rcloteed to lind 80 many firm workers for
Nm ro,en ~ tcmncrn,cc fnr n IL ,ayr ovor
wv w. >eaes s"AS y. ,',..s,. ~ ~ ~ 0s 80
nc" ltoM WHICH 10 pFcaen hha acE' TOPIC
lint WILL never Erow old Until every saloon .ss
clpsctI, ul.l all who grant lcellgca aru banishcd,
OF Obliged 10 ralintluish their ot,wur toward caus-
Ing ulisery. | tnailtutn that the ONES who, fur
tilu palsry suM pt a few dollars, rive tho lea1er
tic privilege Ut eetng the yilo poisonous stuff,
nlacu the kinlting. wood unA apply thr Torch
from which sprlls tl,u tires tl,at annually con.
su.,le i.ot!l budy mud soul Ut lnau. Let ua kcep
OIL lu this uube labor, for there arc thousands
yet to ho lifted from tic slough OF intctnper-
nuca md paceu ubon the true standard Of ilat,.
hood. There Is another rc that tn my lnlnd III
former ulsu. htaldcr fs growing to bu too prey
uleut an eyiI for tGls cnliglltunul Aee, mud yet
hui comparatively jitttu attention ID maid to tts
suppression, arll It Ia allowed to suain ut Will,
pycr OH tic a!ert to grasp poor victims upd
cause tlleis lives 10 De miserable.
It seems 10 1o tie mission, ot some few Der.
sons IN this muudanv suherc To continually
| search out onc upon whom 10 fasten tle
;oisonouy fanga p{ Bla.,Ccr, nr,t1, after having
ntyuInpllshel their work, leave ihrir yictin,
Writhng III its agony md seek another.
, 1879-03-29
ON VARIOUS TOPICS.

10 ms 1tHttnf o. iHt 1ftbHns.
MusKEnoN, Mnrch 91.-Fern Lent, cannot
think II tile better way to not answer any qucs-
ttons unloas especially put tn us, ind to ask aa-
vlco only from some especial one. Suppose, for
instance, that l wanted to know how to do some
special thing and applied to Tho Home Tor the
desired Information. In tho now order OF things
I must ask OF sonn one In particular, and. as
don't know who can answer best, choose ut
random, Perhaps Tint one cannot toll me what
want to know. atd mrst keep asking until
bit the right one, thereby consuming much ttlac.
ind perhaps the Information would como TITO
late when It did come. III the old way tnake
general appeal, 9ld perhaps the very ono who
knows best docs not belong In tho ranks ltltl
would never have thought Of appearing III Tho
Home, only because sho wanted to do some one
fny0r.
Nollle Nile, I mn nstontsllcd ut you. Invent
You any temperance societies III KarsAs} l
hone you arc not o.iu Of tlluso ladies' who offes
wine to their guusts. Didn't you rcnd John
Smiths lctteri
1t Oppoponux Is a man I am more dfsQusted
thai uver. Mr.. Conductor, join my protest Ia
1l,ut Of AIN Honest Woman. II the men arc
going to wrlto, lot them mt be ashamed to uc.
knowledge tl!cr scx. Women 1layo folliea
enough to answer for Of their own, without
having my Of tho men'a attributed to them.
Jcnniu Bradley, OF Janesvillc, Wia,, did you
ever answer my lctterl +.
, 1879-03-29

II the Editor Of Ths Tribune.
CHICAGO. March 27.-Thosc Indies who hnve
pro9tcl by the only rocelpe over attempted to
give through The Homo, viz: fur preserving tie
enls Of comforts with Bhatns, will find thrm-
selves woli repaid for llcedng tho aurice COLI
talnel tlercin.
As honsc.clcnnng looms up before IT'S like a
dread Bpurtro l.nt refuses to bo laid, 1t will be
one consolation to know that our comforts,
though, they tayo brcu IN steady uso through
tie long ascary wnter, come out with tho ends
clean md unso!Ictl, ind looking as bright anl
fresll Us tho portions tint have bccn guarded by
Cuuntcrpancs or quilts.
Thu width Of calico TINT llas been folded across
tho ends, or the hEoall, nicely trimmed strip Of
muslin that hos been held to It's ptncu by safety
ptns or coarse hastings, s eastly removed, washed,
lr0ueIt, 1lsul rcplacGd for future uac. Then u
inute!ous hiring, md sprfnkltDE With pepper II
nlldc 1f Worstcd Cnode, anu quiet folding away,
fs all that Is necessary to render hen lit far kcrv-
leo at the return OF Jack Fr0st fr0n' his l0nH ya
cat!on. It Is only snlall amount Of trouble to
do up tho shaHla aB otten as ono Wishes for u
clean strtp OF bedding to cnddle down bcneath
during tho cold frosty nGhts that Makt tho cars
ttngte and tho walls crack rs II bcudlnE bcuoath
ll,e ardor Of an earthquake shHck
| tayo received a package Of baby-garNents
and nutuElr-leaves from some unknown source,
is no pustmark was visible, Rsll It was urnrcom-
panied by uoAta1 Or lottur. The onos will please
nccent grateful acknowledgements.
Fern Leaf, have procured primrose scedB snco
Elsie H., sllall be happy to have you call at
any time. You know my address, 1ol Lnke
htrept, garner Fifth avenue. o1.LRNA.
, 1879-03-29
Several Indignant Correspondents Over
/ haul the Recent Lstter of
France"
Some Thoughts on 1Iund.Sflaklng, To-
Kother with nil Amusing
Story.
Tho Duties Of Woman Dilased upon
by Parties Who Assume
knowledge,
Facts Concerning Our Doys, S1aadsr, und othtr
TapIts Of General Interest.


I'm old, and the heat Of Lilies battles
tIaa hicachci MY dirk hair till it's white;
And tcas s-dtops, that clistan ttke diamonds.
Have stole frnm my eyes thetf old light.
And low, whcEs cold tombatoncs arc Rloamlngt
Ilcft what tho world Ehye to me;
But i,eh, whcse gold Eatoways oro bcamiug,
Ny treasures, At last, will sec.
Tonight have heard strains Of musis
THAT Eoatcl away long ago.
Bat su1no mystic spirit hna caught them
10 chant 10 mo now, soft nna low.
Tva heard m old story tonight, too.
That Memory fingered 10 tell
or Youth who built lofty air-cast!es
Tint crushed hupcs and dreams al they fell.
I've yccn m old p!cture Of SORROW
4 vessel that sank in the sra;
Dnt, safe In tho harbor Of Heaven,
A fntr sailor boy wallis for mo;
Two listened In dreams for h!s footssops-
Inlmoat can see hls whitu hand
As It lifta from my heart lfe's dark shadows,
Aud poiass inc to hts sp!EIt-'and.
oTlme! I an, weary Of travel
Ltfc's pnthwAy IL lonely for me;
And hrcofes that whisper around mo
Secm filled With voice from the scs.
but now nm tIrat OF thinking,
And sun,n night III lay down tn sest,
And dream Til wako In thr morning,
At homo In the world ol rho blest.
FLonkScE DAtt8r.
, 1879-03-29

IN Ef}fnf q
M.r7oon Marcel 1azin innr,,,'. ,,or ,r1,o
MAt'ooS, '"Ats" io'-,t loo@'t,E o'eF Ing
1ioHse w. iast "eek's Tribune I"as m,lch
peascd With an article on tile woman question,
by AIxua.,rbut as l read IL over was atr,,ck
with similarity between IL mt eomcthtn, I
had read nrcytously Ncxk morn,n,t + nici,cil
t,n .,na -, ,ny tornr,,o h,a,. !. H., H,ta a"11, r
w. ~ " ~ @ .a. s,'s oo9ne' ~ "nI anu
opened II 70 tne s''aotor heaaea Cousin caro
It, prayl To sit with folded han3s md see
ill., irtf,in,, hv tn ho rore ,,,,,t.r W ssS ~,
Immediately nv ttourhta returned @ At to h.r
letter. sec st'zpall is also u reader Of .'My
,ur. aim rot onv i,.,1ca. hu, ,,,a .-o.. ~
euars m ' ~ ''N' ''''"'' ''@' '''N -''~@ ''A'
5cning this sentence to be the samo led mo to
look up more Of tic article, and by careful re.
search a,,d ,lptir!ng PATIENCE hayc found that
almost column Of The tfo,ne VIVA ,lrvo,ci In
hafs1et ncceneF stoves thoughts OIL thu wonan
question. A1lzpah, III order to bring ollt her
lieu tia. woman must no. NECESSARILY bo mar
slcd Il, b. happy, uses a uarurranb cont,tnnr
MIt t., 80 ,.,,', r., n.. go t's
~ ~ hot "oe' "s "as o1ss" oech statea, that
every woman wants nasscs, md Is as forlorn
as n,astcrlcss dog" lilo original Of which will
~ ,eae on mo. utter .a*' from this
sss ~ '".a IN t 10 s'o W. papos', sc soes uaek
70 pags w. w. 1os this sentence: a ~ believe la
"gIu;aa VIZ M n2'a5 ~ aa..n III t'te Molla,, gcs
IT,, a". SlS csan sne ttmVels uaeSwaEu her ncHt
nusy" &C.. nlll % found as iaF buck as pa.c -.
which leah also Shows carc!ul rcscascli Oh hcr
part .-.-
think Mizpah might hnVc spared the feelings
anl put!envc Of tho one who compared ,Iic
ARTICLES as,d begun al page n, and copied by
course, instead Ut skipping about as si,u has
done; for, 10 tnd whcro 'Ncarly all women
want something Ut their uwn," was compelled
To real us l1f a. pAgGe 1(8 nlIti 1GL Whiph tnEl,
t'se paragraph with .l'he world IL uuw arranged
for the strong, utll [ think It ought IN In re-
Arrungcl for tilu weak"
Hnpposn shc would soy that ~" there rep
, 1879-03-29
OUR BOYS.

TO he Editor df 1ht TFilttRe.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, March ei.-For tho past two
years hayc beon au interested reader OF Tie
lIome und layc often thought would put II,
word, after reading Ut excellent letter OIL some
subject OF unusual Importance, hut, fearing that
my letter would only 70 to helptlll up tic wustc
basket, l did not venture. F.'s letter In Tho
Homo Of tho 18TH Inst, about "Our Boys"
struck au answering chord III my heart,
SO hayo concluded to run the risk Of
being put In the aforesaid basket.
l think tho subject good one, and nGren with
F. that "onr boys" need mora attention. Why
do mothers doyoto most Of their time TO trair.
t,g their daughters aright, to the neglect Of
Their sonH, oxcitalng themselves with tic old
tl,nu dciuatotl "tiat boya must SOW tl,cir wild
oats"l think 1t Just rs necessary to teucl,
virtue In Its fullest acnsa tA MY SOUS rs to my
daughters. 1t IL Il nlUther's duty to tell 1Ier
SOUS pihlutv how tllcv should live 80 they cay
attain tllnt higher mnnhood TINT will ut them
for pure husbands Atlll fathers.
Some m0tters who arc SO modest they cannot
against this.
Il think such nolestv md delieacy false.
them tllat she should; therafnru everything de-
pen1s un hcr directing aristt tliclr youthful
minds.
coa.rnunce with them as soou Al they arc old
toHSh 70 AHuGFbtaHut A@lN 1!llpFetA uH llleH N11
by day bow they should live, MIL teach tllcal
ttat, II they Wish oure vile, they must. them
selves be pure, eycn though thu sickly sentt
mont o[ society does not 81 require. A fAlgU
custom allows Il nan stcapod III iniqulty to as
Hoelato With mni nurrY our ylrtnous daughters.
1t Il sud indeed to sec tilt young men anu
boYs just IN t!leIr tcena commenting a life Of
!lcGntfousuess md crime, nlltl rather would |
| follow my sons tn ticir graves tomorrow thai
have tlscn Ger0ne thus teprayetl. think with
| +. tl!at o'ir girls are gool en0uHll-yes, too
.otal-tor tue average tnat,. I hone tho day will
| weighed by their moral worth, n,n thrtr 'lass-
| port Into respectable families made to lcprnd
un their purity. To acoyu thu collsumtnatlon
/ Vi thla lappY day. u dovolvos Oh every truo
! woman 10 ilsa her Influence GU the right side VI
LUIS all'ltnp0rtAnt question:. SLHCHnlTT.
, 1879-03-29


NEVADA, H., March A.-so ml,ch l.aa been
said about our gallants after marriage, In refer
cncu to tic lack Of attention paid us by them,
thAt It surely lcasls young ladcs to bolievo 1t Is
only tic husband who neglccts the manY little
hiuduesscs md favors TINT arc always thought
of by both bu!ore marriage. Now ara they moro
to be blamed thnn youl DO you look turwnrd
to their coming with the same eagerncss md
anticipation ns before nlarriagct Arc you rs
reudY to be at tho door 10 meet htm; to hrlt,
put o1s the ovcrcont; to saf something tllAt you
know will bo pleastnE as he leaves for wOrkf
And, slxthly, intcrrognte: Do yon proparo
tempting little lunch unce in Wftlo for EVEN
hlg, as you were accustomed to do while rcctty-
inE his uttenLt0nst fDur tnstGs certainly have
not cllungcd In 90 short q ttu,e. aln slsrc the
gentleman is US fond Of caIc, iec.ercp1n, ug-
anCcs, mud fruits of afl klnds, uni especially
pickles. aa ha used to be. At least have no.
tlccd at parties tlle married mcn socm to enjoy
the refreshments full as we'll as my pscsent
GNAzlELLE, Dox I'LL.
, 1879-03-29

Onr sc,t IL IN powders, and her husband Eavo
sltem tu lrr: liz gradually lrssatlctl tl'r a',se,
TIL Il WAS sn,ntl sfc tt!t him stu t'd not Dr.
lcve sllc required II nnv mare; l'o rtI!!ctl lh1t
he Hid not think sI.o did either, us !o had bcc
giving her Hour for tho last few dnys. The other
one used It In a tiuutd form. a,l,l told mo $40
namc quansltv Of water to TIT, SOLUTION, crcrY
timo alto took tho morphine, to c1ual tho dose
taken, thus reducing Il IN strength tlii there
WAS nothing bnt water left In thu bottle' 1t
requires q gntal dcal u patience nm pcrsaver.
ence: but, as It Is In gooti casc, she o,'Vt not
bo discouraged should Il take longer ttHlo than
Is anticipated to uvusco,no the lse Of 1t.
Dulitg Il luycr Ut flowers. uni always inter
cstet III Fern Leafs LETTERS auh particularly 90
In her Inst one, In which tie described He
Chora,nu:eae Co,4{afd, n,pt would bo lelg!ltod 10
yet one II she las mt already disposed u tlsent
Would letter addressed 10 Fern Leaf, Ottawa,
tic plant ur slIpl An anawer Ia earnestly r.
Yucatcd, it'll WILL GreHtty obtgo l..
, 1879-03-29

TO thf EHIEQf u 1he 1T+6NR3.
Ey4Ns ILL.,, March H.-Krs. U. +. F, wishes
to know II there Is any mcans OF curing
tho hubIt of us!ng opium Or laudanusn. Mover
having used It myself, cannot speak from per.
sonal experience. but hasten to give her tho OK
perleueu of two pesaons, with whom III, ac-
quatnted, who had for years used morphine,
which 10 sifnilar III !ts etrccts to opium. They
both commenced taking II for poor health, ul.l
anally telt they could not do Without Il, hut
weEu yrrY anxious IL discontinue the Use ot IT,.
, 1879-03-29

70 ths Edl1or a 1he Ir78uae'
FoNn Du Lao, Wis.,, March 2o.-l write seek
tng lltstuy,cal literary tntornatlou thinking per-
hana ,bnt amorr vo,r ,nnilurs or rant rIln,t tnra
t""' ''"'s "eh 49,, ,>r.,
soino ono can s1So tlle acslfeu mEormatlth.
What desire to kuow Is The author OF thu foi-
,,,.t,,. 1,,,a,
io"!ns ls"ss'
Sha m,sm n,vsinty tnat aM'n, " mya,naos voms hes
ItsnnI3y.t tfo, ~ ~ "ate1,ss, s,n,eE ,.,o
/, ~ wi,nm tind has ,vcn rr"r,
10 rcad. to fcar. Is hone to prav.
10 I'M tho tatcl, to force tho way.
, 1879-03-29

hrch in part repaired, nult the sunlight of
proven tnrnccnrn brI1htuns tint ltfc, yet tn:
wrong tlone never bo entirely un.'one Until That
Just n,Id Impartial Judge wl'o rnluth all things
we'll nroclnltns tlc truth, md awards the crown
made tlonbly bright becauae It Inns ,een Bnlcltcd.
nnt trc.i, ninl polished, nlul glorcl In thu f1rc
Of trlhulatfon On earth. Shakespeare spoke truly
in this!
No. 'tih hhndcr.
Whose edge u sharper thnn tho sword.
Whofr tongue ndtvnnoms
Ali Tho worms Of Nic.
Jarunlacut snap, would tlkr To know sou, for
your viaws md mfne concerning EtcgRbulns
cotncit exactly.
aud ask him to have pattcncu will. ''
FLuTTEnnUp0Rf.
, 1879-03-29
NOTES TO CONTRIBUTORS.

= IEr-Tl,c sElnry Of the Governor Of Illinois is
$4,000 uer annu,n.
~
The letter on opIum.cat!ug which appcar1 To-
day iK from one who has suffered terribly from
thu hab!t, and viii be read with interest.
~
In to.duy's Home contributor charges "alis-
pntl" with approprlntnE the thoughts Of M.
other utid passing them MS her own. In justice
10 correspondents in Hyde Park, ILL.,, who for
,acrly wroto over tile s!gnntuso Of "Mizoah," It
slipuld bo said that atc does not now use tlat
NOM ae plume.