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COAL AND WOOD.

sGOALs COALI
We are difchargtng to-day,
CARGO OF FRESH HrSEp
LORBERRY COAL
This ID the best domestic Goal now In the market
Consumers and Dealers viii take notice and send
n orders early.
STEPHENSON BRO,
m2r11-n 7thstreet Wharf.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

WM. KNABE 4 CO.'S
" WORLD-RENOWNEO
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANON,
TIN BEST AADl
Every instrument fully warranted. N.-
snos and Organs from other coIebrated fac
tories for sale, rent and exchange on tmvUXvV
most reasonable terms Special fnduceTnAnfa for
oAah or sheft time.
RICHlNBAOH'H PIANO WAR1noowa
49, AlOUe,sfh street,
dec66 4 few doors above penn'a ava
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP

HOUTHAMPToN AND BREMEN
The steamers of this company win sail every Sat
ardAy from Bremen Pier foot Of Sd street, Hoboken
Bates Of passage: From New York to Havre. Lon
DON, Soufhampton and Bremen, hrst cabin, 800
second cabin, $50; steerage, $50. For freight o.
paaAge apply to OELR1CHS 3 90, Bowling
Green, Kew York. W. @. METZEROTT 90, Oh
PA aYA. AGENTS for WAahington. DOLLY
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THE 9VIEET PIANOS
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL!
VICTORIOUS ct the Centennial Exhibition, -
1870 achieved their
GRAND DROWNING TRIUMPH ss'
81 the Exposition Un1verselle, Paris, l87a
q. L WILD b BRO, HoI.A AaEHTs,
540 Seventh street a.sc.
also Agents for the calculated Krauioh ana Ban
k1ANOS and STANDARD ORGANS
Lowest prices f&ireA land easiest terms nov7Gu
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100000.
TONTiNE PLAN,

upon the pruc Pile of accommodating profit, Tor del-
hite periods, which first introduced by this Socc.
~, and has been recommended and endorsed by "mi-
ncnt p,rts in Life Insurance and by leading bust.
n,s. Forty -Four per cent. has bee earned and
accumulated on the premiums paid on its lontinc Life
Policies. and forty per cent. on its T0htine Endow-
meHt Policies, issued within the last five wears
The Directors OF the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety represent exclusively the interests of the Policy
o.der,, and in presenting the society To notice they
feel that il has strong claims upon public confidence,
Dec. OF the strict and conservative principles by
which Its curious departments ara governed In the
ard IA the administration of the society, per-
feet yrty is given for the future, which l. of great
imports pee 10 those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support Of thelS families.
No Life Insurance Company has such large annual
transacio ns rs the Equitable none is more prompt
ard just in IT, dealings.
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IH"oN fOoh, So o"rt 81 county Commission.
tfN' Jdh"WH mJo0rnfd Term, IS19.
'l ia" foregoing petition. ORDERED, That notjc.
ne gwen tdt the mis>ioncrs will meet on Satur.
du', Ju- =, lNaa ~ 10 \. NJ, at Ne, onn.ll's Nin
IN sHd letter u, and hear all th, parties interested in
sad ROAD, and ON the dHy proceed To view In.
route mentioned in said PETITION aud take such tur
th.r action IN the premises a. they jmdg, prop,r
Nd notice 10 be given by ing atcsted comics of
me petition and this order upon James g. Nadjpan
""rthN, y. tAIneron, j. Hall, r.. jameson g.,
Jameson, \. +. Hammond, VI. i,ugan H. sullivan.
!, D. carpenter, :, Da> idSon. l.. smell and J. g.
'e' 1hhtI supposed owners of lands in said town.
sup u, il1 "Ihcr owners being unknown, and thu,
'"hhi'>Si"hris being unable to ascertain by
reasonable diligence who they and by publish
ihg NE san" three successive weeks in tn. Arous-
loon Iih"> newspaper published at Iiouton, in
sald county OF Arous;oOk and six success week.
~ IN" h"nnebec journal the state paper. the last
publication and said service and posting 10 b.. al
least thirty days before said meeting that nil pnr
ties Interested ma! attend and be- heard if they see
tit.
Atest:-RANSOM NORTON Clerk
true cop! of petition and order
ON II Atrsi:-RA\StbM MORTON IIert
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Dailu lsrnnther 5ournal.
THE WAYS or THE WIND.

Whirlwind, tornado or cyclone aerial
or electrical, such visitation rs that which
has worked such devastation in Missouri,
which was experienced in Connecticut last
summer. is equally ineNplicable and una
yoidable. Ii comes and goes. where II
listeth. :" and man is powerless in It's path.
One feature of these exhibitions j., the
Sharpness of the line between death and
safety. Whether the width Of the track
lie more or less. il is a. sharply defined ~
the curling in a city street. I'm inch
without, and baby cradle whould hard
~ be rocked. Crude Is have been the
theories rs to the causes Of the
cyclones, they are not a. far proved a-
they have been suggested; and If We
knew all about them. there would be- no
possible mode Of either preventing or c~-
Gaping from them. Whittier would We
fly?
Ordinarily the approach OF cyclone is
indicated by deadly stiffness and OPP
preston of the air There j. no guide a.
TO the direction it will take, and the first
impulse 10 get ont of doors may only eN-
pose one to death from the unmpeded
wind. The destruction of life and proper
" in this latest ease will prove when fully
known, to be considerable: in that new
country. whatever pecrniary loss has been
sustained 10y those unable to bear il, will
be made up wholly or in good part by the
neighbors. but the loss of relations. - sud-
den, so complete. IL in many cases, for this
there is no relief save in time and Christian
resignation Nothing perhaps more If
resistibly and deeply impres,e> one than
the power and physical malevolence of the
tornado. In the inland districts il seems
an unnatural exhibition: prairie tire or
a spring inundation seems to be in the ma /
ture of things. but tornado in the woods I
is as incomprehensive Is it j, destructive /
and awe-inspiring -Frotjd,Hcc Joaruai. /
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hENNEBEC tOENYi.--M Pr06aie CoVrf NJ
i"gastd, on TIE fDRrth HOnddy of MN, 1917
A CERTAIN lNHrRuM ENT purportng TO be- the
IA last will and testament of sally L. SMELL
late OF MI. Vernon, in said County, deceased.
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday oi
June next. in the kennebec Journal, Il newspa.
per printed in Augusta that alt persons Interested may
attend Court OF Probate then to be holden at Az
gu,ta and show eause if any, why the said insru-
Ihent should not be proved, approved and allowed,
as the iast will and testament of the said deceased
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEWINS, Register. 3w9.
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I" ht Hc,. Copnfy ConniiSs.oners 81 .iroosfooL.
TUE under. igncd. inl abitants OF sitter H. Rang,
L ., ia said county, resp cifully represent that
county road 4 much Needed, commencing ON tt,.
s"lli IiV 81 the Brown lot, so-Cailed, starting ut
point near The Lear brook follow Ing the old road ~
near u, practicable, on the south side of the stream
I" tue Burhi Brow, So called thence running in
souti'nSirrly direction until 1t strikes the mill road
leading from Nee onnclls mill to iuulton thence run
g th' most practicable route to nterscc the county
road on the corner OF Belfast aud Letter h. line L,it
1"t by III" 9uniy commissioners Oh petition OF B
/. Carpenter and others.
me r>gutdihorciore pray Your iIonnrs to lew
the route aud locate said road or such nart tb,.nr
rs may be deemed eNptdicnt
ISAAC BAEkER. and other,
E.h -
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

w HEREAs, Frch an y. 4 haze OF Nass alboro' IN
W the County ol htnn,bec hy his deed dated
the l'tl day OF NoVcnb. 1s7., recorded in the Ken.
htbec h"glSry OF ''d-, Boz Jj, Page Al. cunyr,
td 10 lac in mortgage certain lu or nnrcel Of land
WIN me buildings lhetcoH. situated IN said NasSai
boro, bounded anal described rs follows, to wit
Rounded on the north by land OF Israel :. Weeks on
the east 10y land Of or occupied BY George f. Towns
formerly owned by Capt Arey, on the south by an.i
oi or ocG upi"d by George +. Towns formerly owned
by LnccictlS Johnson and ON the By land of one
weeks &ii lhbet, being same PREMISE described in
iced OF Mary eaton to one Nathaniel Chase, dated
March 9th, \. d. 1s7l. and recorded in Kenn.ber
Registry OF Deeds, Book 2.d, Page $50. New, thu,
condition, of said mortgage having been broken l.
the undersigned by reason thereof, claim foreclo,
ure of the same. and give this notice thereof under
the statute. MARY YEATpN
Augusta, May Il, 1879 3w.s,
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFFS SALE.

kENNEBEC. IS:
'IAkEN ON EXECUTION. and will he sold by
L public auction. on Saturday, the twenty eighth
day ofJunr, \. j. nv, ut nine O'Clock in the fore.
noon. at the office of Daniel {. Robinson in Angus.
Ia, III said county MI the right ia equity which Mary
T. Dunn, one OF the within named debtors had on
the nrst day OF February, y ID. fS9p or now has IL,
redeem from sheins sab. made on an execution
against said Mary T.. Dunn aud one .NuiIu Dunn nud
ia favor of ii. Il. ll0ughon, February first ls;g ia
f,ugei" W. ritciiouse, by VIM. II. Libby sheriff
uf said uuntN. Tor the sum of INV dollars
The follow ing described parcel Of real estate stu
ale" ~ Augusta ia said county, and described as
ioIoWs, towii certain lot of land and buildings
thereon situate IN said Augusta on the west side Of
hthhrbrc river, and bounded northtrlv by lind If
capt. Cox caSierly by Northern avenue: southerly
by land OF Bctsev Oakes, and westerly bv land OF
Isaac Moody subject To right of passage acros
ht h"Tlh'ry SIDE OF said land, being the same prem
is''S convey ed To said Mary +. Dunn, by Mary Ann
WENTWORTH, by deed dated Dee 18th ls4 and r,
e"t'td ~ the kthnebec Registry of Deeds book 24g
page - reference thereto being had tor a NOR. par
lichlar de 81 iption Of said premises -
said premises being subject to IL mort page r.eord A
III me hchh"bcc Registry "f Deeds, book 3os page.
"U', gwen 10y said Mary l.. Dunn 10 The Aupustn
savings ballk OF Said Augusta, to secure TN, NAY
lnchl of prnnissory note for sixty dolnrs dated
July 26th lN'd pa! able in year from dai. with
interest semi annually AT per cent. per annun
Also Will be- sold M the same time and Mace all
IA" right, iilr Interest, claim aud demand OF every
name and nature, the said John Dunn has In M.
above described premises.
WM. II. lIRBY, sheriff.
VII. - iN''' 3M1.
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ArGal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice of Assignee of his Appoint
meni

II Augusta, in the County of kcnncbrc and state of
Wai"r, III" twenty ninth day of May. \. u. lssp.
Ne s'Sn'i my',S E't1 n''ce ct h,' al
gu.ta, in laid -ull of kcmohec. in-oly,nt Debtor.
who has h"rh declared AN in."ivcut upon the petition
of Woodbury. Latham of Portland, and Huston X
Royntuu uf Auburn, BY the court of MsolN ency Tor
,ail County OF k,uncbcc.
nay3o-+1w LoHiNG FARR. Assignee.
KENNEHEC COINTl-in P,oiote court ri In.
4 CERTAIN lN>rRt MENr, puiporting 20 be
4 \ the last will audtr>tancnt ot LcNir Lancaster,
late of Albion, in said county, deceased, having
oEnEEin, That notice Thereof he given three
next in the Daily hcnu bee journal q new >papcr
printed IN augusta. that all persons interested NAV
attend at Court of Probate then 10 br holden at Ail
gusta and show cusr, if any. why the said iH>trH.
nent should not be- proved, approved and allowed IL
the last vii! and testament Of the aid deceased
II. Il. BAkEK, Judge.
Attest - CHARLES liEWlNS, Register. innc7t:w
KENNEBEC COENII.-M Probate court, at
-iRg't>f4 n1 III G',frii Npri,fg of Nqg, 1919.
4 CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purpGrting to be-
the la,i will mud ,tainoiii of ,,lin A. bearcr
Rate OF Winthrop in said County, deceased hay-
ing been pre- -cnt,d for probate:
ORDERED. That notice thereof De given three
week. yrlV prior to the fourth Monday of June
eNt in the Daily kcnncbec journal. a wspa
per printed IN Augusta. that nll persons interested
ma, attend at a court of Probate Then TO b, holden
~ Augusta. and show cause. ii any. why the said
instrument should not be proved approved and al
lowed, rs the last will and testament Of the said de
ctd>'V' IL N bNhf-E. Judge.
Attest: CHARLES lEWlN>, Register june 3w
KEANEBEC COTATl:-L Probate Court al
iB0asfd on he f,urth HOpj0p 0f .tprii, IS19.
hNNiEL :. DRAKE, Guardian of Henrietta
- Lewis If Albion. in said County, uusound. hay.
ing petitoned for license to cl AT public auction
private sale, the following real estate Of said
ward, the proceeds To be pHced on interest viz: Al
the uero. of said ward IN the homestead of her laic
husband Wentworth L. Lewis, deceased being her
right of dover therein
uLDEREp, That uotoc thereof he given three
weeks suc"t ssiycly prior to the fourth Monday OF
MAY next, in the Daily kennobtc journal, news
paper printed in Augusta that all persons interested
NAV attend AZ Court oil Probate then to be- holden
mt Augusta and show cause, ifany, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
IL. n. BAKER. Judge.
Attest = HAEi.E~ IltWIN~, n gistrr. maN lOr.w
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN, That the sub>cri-
~ Der has been duly appointed Administrator
on the estate of
ANN r. BIAkE, late Of Monmouth,
in the County of kcuHcbec, deceased, interstate aud
has undertaken that trust by given bond the law
directs All persons, therefore, having demands
against the estate OF said deceased, desired ex,
hibi, the for settlement; and all indebted to
said estate are requested 10 make immediate payment
to BENJA. VI. PRESCOTT
May q. lSsH. 3wiB
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WHAT WE OWE THE .ETNA.

Familiar to business men j. the name of the .t
Fire Insurance Co., of Hartford few it any have
ever considered the important part has sustained in
the dcs clopucnt of TIM country the aid and comfort
it has rendered its entire business interest aud
the h.avy debt Of gratitude the country owes in
uru. ~ us pledge, o indemnity tens oil thousands
OF our business men, have been enabled to undertake
and conduct successfully enterprises of all degrees OF
magnitude, unsupported hy which no prudent man
would for IA moment have considered. Thousands
upon thousands OF risks II la, assumed for enter
pri~iug people since it, organization, which no ind
yidun could have carried aud could have been
Ounl Who would furnish 81 much capital and then
stand behind 10 guarantee against the peris OF irf
and water IL this great corporation. Look at it, rec
ord orSnnIVd IN June. lsIV, win capital stock OF
sIaU 900 This was increased to @:0O0UO in iSi9 aud
lS5i to e5tJU0 Its assets were then S913,o73. In
lsJ1 it, capital was doubled, making il SlOOO,000
with assets ui jo6,>s. In 1909 100000 more was
added to it, capital and in lst4 it was again increas
l to 80 900 lis assets then being $500 no In
1850 is capital advanced to $1,000 900, its assets
then being Sits 100 Five years later (ls9l) its as.
sci, had reached 5000 SOB. Then came the Chicago
fire. which made heavier call upon the -Etna than
any fire insurance company has sustained since the
world began. sJ,.0G.i1J was the amount the
.Etna alone contributed to rebuild Chicago and
enable lis business men TO resume their business and
start afresh More than 10 companies failed in this
fire alone bur The -Eta built shanty ON the burnt
district before the bricks were cold, and paid every
loss against them ps fast as presented az sight. Not
yearla;er came the li0ston fire and losses to the
.Ltna amounting TO $l,dOl 349, which were promptly
paid. The records of Fire Insurance furnish
parallel. >incc its organization it has received in
premiums in round numbers sSOO00 900 and has paid
900 for LOSSES, and in dividend, stock and cash
: 10, 600 900. Its capital is S3UUO,0O0 and by
recent ret of the Legislature, permit given 10 in
crease Ills to s5ft0,0Uo. Its present assets are
s6.0lI II7.sQ, being the largest in the United
states. Its total liabilities but Sl,sis-
Gss 81. while its gross surplus In favor of poll
cv holders Is S5.0.5, fJS.DI and its stock sells
at ~ and upwards. The -Etua takes risks upon
good manufacturing and mercantile property, dwell
ings and contents churches, school and college build
ings, at equitable rates Call on address Geo T..
Maconiber. Agent, Market square Augusta, Ne,
who also represents Springfield, Hanover North
atbt t'olnpttru. he
Companies unsurpassed for promptness and fair deal
lug APPS laW3W XIV lanl3m
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kENNEBEC COENTr-Ia Prodote, Court at
inQUstG, ~, fhc toerh HOndGy Of NoV, 1879.
A,TEPiEN l.. Pill MINER. Administrator on the
- estate of Elias T. Tyler. late Of China, in said
county deceased having petitoned for license to sell
at public auction or private sale the following real
estate of said deceased for the payment OF debts, &c,
viz: The homestead of the deceased
ORDERED That notice thereof he given three
weeks successfully pIur TO the fourth Monday OF
June next, in thu kepnebec journal. newspaper
printed IN Augusta, that all persons interested NAV
attend at Court Of Probate then TO be holden AT All.
gusia and show cause If any, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
H. X. RAKER J,ar.
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~
.'"yuI,.1' az thf i""rh ho1dGyof May, iS7J.
\ the last viii aud iestam, ut of Edmund French,
l"it 81 fH'cttc IN said County, deceased, ha, ing
been presented for probate
tEbEEEh HAT notice thereof be given tlr..
weeks successfully prior Ia the fourth Monday of
June next, In the kennehcc journal, "A new>pa-
per printed ~ Augusta, that all persons uter.si,
may attend a, 'ourt of Probate then to be holden
~ Augusta and show cause, II any WIN
and allowed, a. the last will aud testament of the
said deceased. H. n HAkER Iuiaa
Attest CHARLES HEWfNS. Register a,sya
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Courts OF Insolvency,

NOTICE j. hereby gwen tban Cour,s of Jpfol.
y Vrhcy, viii be held atthe Proba @ Oei,e IN
Augusta oti tie sec ond and fourth MONDAYS i'm
cdch honih, at ivo O'Clock in the afternoon utiil
o-heW ise or,iej Ell.
II. K. BAKER, Judge.
Nov. ls1.. tSw,t
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub.
! scrber has been duly appointed Administrator
on the estate Of
ISAAC \. PRESCOTT, late of Monmouth,
in the County of kennehec deceased interstate, and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond as the Lava
directs; All persons, therefore, having demands
asa!nSt the estate of said deceased desired to S
hibit the same for settlement and all indebted to
said estate requested TO make immediate payment
10 BENJA. VI, PRESCOTT.
May %, 1879, swy3
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Attest HANSON NORTON, Clerk.
true cop! of petition and order.
iN l. Attest. ,N~nn >npr,N ,t-,
Notice Of Assignee of His Appointment.

y Augusta, In the County Of kennebec and stat.
Of Maine, the 2d;h day OF Nav 4. H. is7o
The undersigned hereby gii e. notice ofh. nnnoint
mrnt a. Assignee of Fernando &. Allen of Mi Yer
hnii h shid tountt Of hennchec. lnsolyent D,ht.r.
VINO ma been declared AN lnsON ent upon his petition
h the Court ri Insolvency for said County of kennr
bee. $50
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NU!IIf Is ITENfH1 VEN, That the subscri.
~ Der has been duly appointed Administrator
with tEs viii annexed on the estate of
HOLMAN JOHNSON, late of Wavne
IN the County OF kennchec, deceased, interstate snd
has undertaken that trust hy giving bond as The law
directs: All persons, therefore, having demands
against the eaAe Of sud deceased are desired 10 .x
hiht the same for settlement and all Indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment to
ALFRED " JOHNSON.
May %, 1870. 3wg;
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the sub
4 scriber has been duly appointed Administrator
with the Will annexed on the estate Of
INEVITABLE TAYLOR, late of R.adfel,t
in the County of kennabec, deceased, intest.te and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond u, the Inv
directs, All persons, therefore, having demands
aghnsi the estate OF said deceased are desired to en-
hbit the same for settlement and all indebted ia
said estate are requested TO make Immediate pawn. nj
to FHEHY d MA,
May 26, ls79. Nv,
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III. *. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEWINs, Register 3ws:;
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An exceedingly painful affair trans
pirel in Brooklyn the other day. A
young man aud young woman,
whose hearts are bound TO esch other
in the sweet. tender ties OF mutual af.
fiction. we're slrolling On one q those
fine evenings of last week. Coming
to grassy bank from which the val.
ley of Still River can he seee, they
sat down aud gazed with rapture up,
on the scene. Then. like two doves.
they tell To cooling softly utto each
other. unmindful of the passing time,
aud ignorant even Of the fact thAt the
baak On which they rested Wis cover
ed with the creeping mercury vine.
Their hearts were full AZ they sat
there. The next day !. seelie,l as u
the contents had gone to thea heads.
We love 10 look upon the faces Of
those dear to US. But they don't. She
don't look at all. in fact. aud what
little Wow he gets Of things generally
is through one eye. One Of his ears
lays across the other eye, and I stands
up like the comb Of u roosteL Yes
terday morning the swelling la her
head had gone down enough u show
her hair.pins, and thlrly.6ve u them
we're out. II anbury News.
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Pleasant wads are a. an honey.
romb-sweei % the soul and health to
the bones" lna world where there
are so many Kind If words spitehil,
malicious. herd. cold, envious. false,
scorniul, bitter, sarcastic, venomous,
naughty, selfish and Profane
soulTeir eshing are PLEASANT words.
They never blister the tongue nor sour
the spirit Of the giver. and to the re.
ceiyer are like cid water to the thirs-
tyg They smooth the brow Of the
cafe-worn. weary man, who returns 20
til quiet Of his res,fuI home after his
dsys toll. Whist a rich benson to
h. wife is his hearty approval Of her
ehorts to make home-the dearest
pot on earth to him-hapPy. How
grateful words from their children
cheer the spirit Of the glad father and
mother, who have labored long and
faithfully to rear family in comfort
and respectability. To the man who
makes his employers interest his, a
lew words Of kindly appreciation are.
amid his Encouragement, 10 hear the
acknowledgment Of benefit received
from his ministrations, n source Of
comfort to him. The physicians la
bors seem a lhankless task, yet there
are those who can and do recognize
his services by grateful words. Those
who are endeavoring 10 raise the down
trodden, restore the fallen. and help
the weak by kindly expressions Of
sympathy and brolherly kindness, will
not lose their reward. A kind word
TO an enemy is not lost; il il does not
serve to reconcile, We know that il
meets the loving Masters approval,
who hath said, Blessed are the peace
makers" The child shedding tears
through some passing sorrow-grealer
to him, perhaps, than he may meet
in manhood's prime-fHgets his grief
in his kind mothers - upathy. L Ed
ucational Guide.