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ADJUSTMENTS,
THE GERMAN DRAMA,

THE GERMAN DIANA.
Tie brilliant performance By Mr, Hocchstcr's
German company at Ifoolcy'sa week ago was
supplemented with another equally successfnl
one last evening. The success week ago was
achieved 10 farcc-cometly; lnst cyeuIn:, It was
one Of Vtctoricn sardou's French society plays.
" Nus 1ntiu'cs" 4" Our Intimate Frtruds) is the
title Of the drama. II Is one IF sarlou's first
and best productions, and requires talent to do
Il Justice, otherwise II would fat flat
II performed BY an interior company.
Not only waa tho play almost fnultlessly pcr-
formed. but the scenery, appointments. group
tyrh.ini Of Alr. 1locehster's nlle stage.m suaxcr
Mr. Leon ehcercr. All Mr. Hocchstcf necds to
do to make h!s venture 4 succcss IN to continue
to give such performances as he has given dur
Ing The last two weeks. III spite Ut the lad
wcAther the houae was ncarly full last evening,
and among llIu audience was tie elite uf nur
German society. Probably the finest perform.
anru WIS i!,nt OF Mr.. Hans Ravens as Dr.
greatly improved during the pAst sfx tuuntlls, auA
+ continually growing IN the fayor Of tn.
tleatrc-go!nE Gcr1naus. The Loftts Cdns.ade Of
Mr.. Carl Meyer Tas also very tneritofious and
as Hrs. Cdasslds again appeared To gcod advan-
tage. Size had trying role, ntll pFUvcd hcrscIf
c1ual to tho task, eitriting frequent h!irsts Of
applause IN tic moro patactie ecedes Mr. kocl,
HHll Wio. HUH as III. HUI 44FE. FfHHffI gave
n bit Of character acting that could hardly be
improved upon. Alr. Engcl deserves special
comment fur his good performance Of
The difficult part .of 4Narxcat This
part vas to have been PLAYED
vented by feycre cold, Mr. Engel, WHO has
heretofore mt had suc! difficult roles, wa. as-
signed to It. And 1t Il but fair 10 aaY that he
surprised everybody by his tno. and almost
fhutfcss rendition Ut the part. Mr. 4. 1st<lcn.
bErE, the new juvenile nlatI, u.nCe bis debut
with this company. liz assusnel the mart OF
4uaur'ce Durai and made very favorable im-
preston. Credit Ia also due far good acting to
ailss Clau sscn Alld Mcssrs. Pulls and schmitz.
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Afayo and E. r. D,,t for the people, and o: 8.
Ellrtdcc and j. q: Duncan for tho city. Tho
Jury returned > sea'cd verdict this evening,
which viii bp spcncd tn court MondAY morning.
NEW PATENTS, :

| =, NEW PATENTS, '-'' -.
r., Gprcsns Dfu,ntea to me Taeane
WASHINGTON, u. C., Feb. l6--Foltowing II ,
;lst of patents Issued 10 the Inventors Of Illi-7
! hots, W,sconsIp, Michigan, Aifnnesots, Iowa,
| Indiana, and Nebraska for the week ending Feb.
il. 1879:
&. +. Wsrlel,. Chicago. leather ting Cages. >
J. T. Gillelsnd. Chcseo. vi windo. Ss lash bolts.
]: G: Hataw. Quincy. seed planters.
II: E. psidmose, Bsockport, kaot.tYers for grain.
]. o'Farfol', MosrIaon slln.bar wagons. -,s'
nfaafsh; 5sy 55ssfseySe, s9sk'ng, .;i ,;hs'Ia;
z. Hanson, Moline. faueet-ho>o covers. ,.,
i. II. Aycfy. Halekbnr9. cprn.pantcrs.
N. ]. Hasfon, sanRsu1on County. chack.tow :
]. c. Dane. Lacrosse. m!i!stape. .df,vars,
!. " MorHenief. sheboygau. hinges.
g., q. g A. Raymond, ~aupan, mechanical move
MICHIGAN. !.
J. F1rncruok Detroit, cheest-safea
y. 4. smith, Battle Creek, wtndow.scrccns.
E. RITZ T:;sne sf t., H. e9ssr Gs
e. dortont Adrian. feed d-steafneks, etc. u
MlxNHs0rA.
3. F: Lane; s.; Paul. vehicle sam; d;bands,
IOWA,
q. scholllau. Dubuque, combined overalls aud
Jumper.
p.M y Gsmming.. . Lyons. weishog. .scalcs.
]. c. Kaemple, Clayton. wind. .caWtncs.
G!aTer @ Z %ishast t;rtnneli. hasvea.cr-eleyntors.
INDIANA.
s. y. Kcrshner, Indianapolis elevator. buckets.
!: kplnKcs. LAFAYETTE, stove. .lnngs..
+. II. Fellows Kokosuo. pruning Implements.
HEnNAsKA.
IA
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...o,d They Ever lis.ve Reen En-
0p' trunclfiscd p?
s..,tor Blaine Opens the Discussion,
''A' md Is Followed by
,,,r Stephens, Hampton, Garfield, Blair,
Phillips, and Hendricks.
.o,r which tho Senator from Mniue
Closes the Case.
N. Views Of Representative Men on a
Matter Of Vital Import.

NJ. xo,h dmer'eun Rtpitu for March, adj
..,r. w .hects Of Which 1'HE TRIBUNE has re-
Lived. . Contains symposium" ahout negro.
ssr.rs a The two forms OF the question ol1cr-
- tor consideration nre: Ought tic Negro to
=. pni,suchisc,1' Ought I1o 10 Hive Been En-
t,,rrht.cd1 Tic participants nrc Senators
a'.,u. % aud La1nur, Cow Hampton, Rcprcscnta-
.tr,, @ Garfield a,ti Stephens, Wendell Phillips,
Montgomery Blair, and Thomas A. Hendricks.
vtr, Blaine opens and closes the debate. Wo
.It. e,trsrts from all tho contributions,
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MANCHESTER, MASS.

A Boston Physician says:
"Slnce reccivod SO much raltet from tho usa
Of 1t myself, after n thorough trial VI the usual
remedlca, | lsvo privately advfscd Its use, aud
presume tayc cent to your store no less than
ono hundred Of MI patients for it," ..
price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions, 81. Sold by all Druggists.
, 1879-02-17

practical but speculative; nnl yct, unless II can
nc answered With confidence In tho affirmative,
tte n,urnl tci,nrp ot his suffrage Is weakened,
It Is fnpatrcl. For myself, i answer Tic stcun1I
1Ics!lon IN tic affirmative With NJ lttiu Icsita-
lion as answered the Ilrai In tic negative.
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Until your head seems ready to ny of, until
your nuse and ogcs dt.ci,argc excessive quapti-
ties Of nllcuk, thin, aeril, md poisonous, until,
unnt for business or pleasure. you nber your
aelf among uc most afflicted Of moFta!s, des-
tined to suffer periodically the greatest distress
Without relief or consolation, Every dsaught,
every breath. ef:atr Rectns an cnetny tn.disgusc.
This is ACUTE CArARRH OR COLD IN :.
THE HEAD. IL arlses from constltutionalfy
weak ur diseased nasal organs md cniccbleu
action OF tho porcs of the skin. In The pcrua-
nant euro nf this distressing trouble, Santosd's
Radical Cure Is never failing specific. instant
that lnorb!l scnsittyc,tss TO atmospheric
changes which prcdEspuscs people TO this dis
ease, mud Is, sure to prevent m attack Ut
CHRONIC OR tLCERA1lVE CATA1RlsH.
, 1879-02-17

to tFln nrrro to secure hin, hfs freedom. They
assumed tint lie c,nll acquire tlr knowledge
nN'i character which qualified him to use it.
knnwicgc sufficient he might acquire, b1t mt
!hc Independence nnl the scif-rcllancc. 1t WAS
Tor want of thrAc Qualities lint he was for cr.t-
turics an hereditary bondman In America. nnd
did not himself strike tho blow which made him
free. lndec,l, ull the acts passed to make him
q rotcr. from The Reconstruction TO the En-
forfcntcnt act, mud all the speeches Of their na
yocatcs, recognize his want OF every essential
qualify of voter BY treating him d. not tt to
be tIIe mater, but only TO be tho waro Of the
GoycrnMcnt.
:. The negro is not n tcfgorerntng
nature. lie Is Of The tropics, where, as Nom
te;squfcu obaervcs, dcspotiam i'as prevailed IN
all ages. Ill., nature, Of which this form Of
ttovrrnncnt Is tho outgrowth, Is not changed
by trailsp'anting moro than that Of the orange
or The banana. flcnce to Incorporate him In onr
fyatcih ID to snbverL II. His non,fuaf cnfran.
th,scmcht Is but mode Of dlsfranchisuR The
white tnan, md makcs them equals Indeed. but
only rs The subjects OF Irresponsible power
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
From, n ,yelt.Knovn Druggist

From n Well. Known DfNggIHt.
Gentlemen: am happy tn inform you thas
HANFoNE's RADICAL GUi.E is the hcst remedy
for Catarrh have ever sold. It gives uai,trsd:
atf.f.ctio1.. hare nut found cd*e that It 1t1
net rs'ftpe Gf o,ics, md In many caacs . cure is
performed by tic use Of QUO bottle. II must
s0on lead all others In the market. P1casr send
me another supply.
Respectfully vours, ~
ANDREW LEE.
, 1879-02-17

,f.n. <b, ~ -.
emi!apenaea @ w aate ."e eause o. 1he lcas' evi+
una o. IT, theR1eatest poestotc GOOD 70 the c9uh.
.ly' ~" isee, a'a u tne equa' o.
III. III MntI ntt, a" y tespse. Lo pug c'Vh a.u ~
1eai n.s y. Eosi.o ~ a,,a uss n 10" aKe s o" eon
.,nn. i s o,c,.. ' m 1"ea G r. a' wv GG
uucL ~ sneoe1 S liz ix VIZ % 51dceu. IL VIII 10
uitlu5tun VIZ 1T IN! ~ !! ~ snala salY upon 90
'.Ia tioa - so;i "u ~ H,.nnsir ssta. ~" apon
aEes aes IT, ,t,,4 M na "15cnaiseo' Lse
t. ~ ,I,,,.. ,n;..i M .Sp m' wv ns
!. MIR. BLAINE CLOSES.
OF the rcoiics mnde by the gentlemen 3dentt-
fled With the Democratic pas,r, IL is noteworthy
,t,a,. with thc cxrentfnn of Mr nlatr thcv ooroa
TINT t,. han n,rro o,rh. M, n M hr ,atrane,t:, ~ % Az
uaAl .ne neEso ons"s "ot 10 oe u's'aaoeulsed' AS
all Of these gentlemen were hostile to tic en-
irnnchfsemcnt Of the race their present positIon
must be taken rs Il crcat ttcp forwar1. antf "A
A., nt,.,,,.J,, ~ ,,o ,risa,r, .,,s ,,,,,.,,,
~ a. " e' "'sue' unu cooiase ~ ese
hcpuollehu party az INC tllno they were Violently
opposing ttsmcasures. This general expression
leaves MIR. Btnlr to be trentcd "a an etcrntlon.
and for m,nv of III. axcrncnt. thc hot .,,.rc,
ts ~ ~ ..aa,I, .,,'ss.rns..ta.,. .,, s," s"..
Is 70 oe 'oauo tne suggestions a1ltl concessions
of bis Democratic associates. 1nccd not make MI
clabotate reply to Mr.. Blair when be Is answered
with auch tirnlarancc anI such mint hv t1,o.c
~ ,,s 49,, ,x,I,,to.i ta,sohos5 :, H. n ~ - ~,
=. u's wv po"ssea' a'1se"oau :. 10 one o. ."c
man VINO SAL III Ing Ca9lnctol Anrahnm Lincoln,
at'd was bsescntWhen emancipation was dccreed,
hhoulu i've 70 write paper nEanst The chiran-
chlhcmSnt Of INC negro, when tile Vice President
81 tne Aepel ContederasY anu two o1 1ts most
distinguished officers arc taking The other side!
VI Gov. lasnpton's paper It ls fair to say that
1t seems " nave bee written 70 cover Caso, It's
theory atu application pclnQ adapted to the
latitude of South Carolina ind to his own po-
lltica course. Dir. llanpton ts man Of strung
nftE1H ff,t1t nt {,tE,.I
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The matter, according 10 AIr. nIaine's own
assumption, In. been so.tlctt beyond The power
OF even constitutional remedy. No arguments
drawn db ineon.rnieat nro allowable; they ore
prec'utled by conclusions drawn a5 ftapoti1:ii.
This IS The announcement. Then why nu{tatc
or disturb III Should It nnt rather 10 the OBJ
iccs Of all goud citizens, of all parties, anil nil
friends OF humanity, whc'Ecn originally faYor-
Ing that policy or not, to give It fafr trial, with
a's earnest md iiopclut effort f'r tts SUCCESS,
leaving the future In this II nttar rs In ull!cr
like problems, to tuke eare Vi .l-.itf
mir. Btane's tFrstl charge In substance IT, That
the Southern stntes as whole, with common
design, have strircn TO deprive The colorcd man
OF his right 10 vote BY tt,j(scct and unlawful
means Wherein lave "t',c Southern States
as a WHOLE" or single one Of them, done, or
attempted to do, my suct, tl!,Igi States act
by their 1cgfnlaturcs, courts, ani executives.
Has IL been by legislative acts, OF executive acts,
or judicial dccisionst lfso, lltc production Of
these htgl,.llanlctl usurpations Ia invoked.
That tho Southern Stuttst In whole or In part.
In any way IT, which Stntes can net, have ever ar
rarea Themselves against thcfr own Constitutions
ntM laws, to say nothing OF Federal obligations,
In asi effort to deprive tho co1orcd man Of tho
right 10 vote, !s utterly dcnetl.
II there hnyo beon violations OF the right Of
suffrage on tho part Of individuals by intir,ida-
ton. lorcc, violence, or bribery (which Is by no
thcans dcntct}, tho remedy Under the Constttu-
t;on psov 10 p,ain t',, gne; j.; a'l eclitye that
strongly enforced IN the South as in the North.
In elections to Congress- eucl House Is the sole
judge Of the election md rcturna Of It's own
members.
crnlMation, tho State courts as we'll Us lie Fed
Cr1l cuttrt3 would OF course hold BltC 1u,r to b
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THOMAS 4. HENDRICKS.

u. :"
rs mol yet ten years since the f,eht 10 Vos'
was conferred Upon tho negro by constitutions
provision, Tint ncrtotl Is ton short tn allow
s,,ch tc.. ~ ~. ,.,,Jn,, ~ A.. ,,oosuro =,
r,,,',, ,....,tn 'o "'ouoA ."s ''.aa.,o W
"oa'u 1"huly lts sproRation. Inc constitutional
amendment Is supposed to hare been the de
II must not bc rcrar,,rl a. an ort,,noYv ,ectx
,o,,vo ,,,n,,,,.. - - .ss..sa ~ N11'a., =. -a.
49,. s Nsaente' ~ w se''ea'eu or moo'llea !o'
',e"t anu transient causes." To make such q
change Of the Constitution because IN election
IN one section NJ tt,e country ,,,. mi ro.,,1to
=. sn,n., ,,,,,,t, ,..". 1".a'! w. NV ~ ~
40 eo.u i''s"s ''Afe ''cs1eo or c1pcetedt IS 20
'reaL thc most eolemn net Of ffie people with
contempt, and To weaken the force and impair
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Catch a TArkAr
and when caught scrub well with Sozodont. uoo'4
spare It. brHah f0r dear lie. If yvu destroy fl
az tho better tor You aud your teeth. II Will de-
Htroy the health Of the muul, ia beauty, and yout
, 1879-02-17

with ,nItfcnrd hanta nntf cAp srnwp
low" we went Ia a store 10 get some Of Caawellt
Slippery Elm L0xcngcs for iupthrr's cough.
Chow 1aclsAon's lscst Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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s1nPLx1No WORDS.


rs Why not simplify our words? We say sla'
dies and egentlemeu" when we mean sim.
ply mon aDd women? Why need we write
q solitary ,indiyidual'' when we referato one
persop only !? Our plain soho ols are adyertis.
cd as seminsfiesasnd Acadamies oar bAsiness
schools as commercial colleges. The youth
/ who stands behind the counter IN dry goods
store would be Drained with his own yard
stick rather than call himself salesman OF
I his establishments shop. He aIludes 70 his
wages as /" salary" and If his pay Is raised,
| be announces 10 those helpless Infants y at
home that bis income has been augmepted.''
His employer is The z proprietor of the en-
porium.p His letters are tepistolary adv ices. ;
His sneighbofhood is . tihsSicinity." The
! lawyers, authors and farmers are distinguish
led respectively as |" iitcrarys gentlemen, \
:. gentlemen Of the legal profession" and
+" agricultural genbiemsnss We wish young
women could be- taught that II does not add
one cubit to the stature Of a house to cali it a
aHresidence y that a church or even q meet
ing house is as venerable as the z sacred edi-
flee ~ that 1t Is no more genteel to " retire /"
than to go to bed that the garment so fond
lily covered with side plaitings, SO coldy and
quickly frayed out along the paving stones, is
really gown, and not a promenade cos
\ tumes;" that 1t need not bring blush TO
even Mr.. Podsnap's Young Person to say leg
instead of 9 limb, when leg is meant !; that
the supper at an evening party is not the en-
tertaiument,' and that there are well founded
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.s,asysuNpRIEs.

lols u. ly ls.,,g ass - -. -
'aoou is Ns''sps'. sa.1 s,,g
sa,..ss ~ -" ~ & siifS
\ ~. Whefe bn6 Win - ready the ieeVe arc iilpnJ+
C.aa4 ~. T. u, a = ~ 4 Al ~, "a b;.N
,f ~ $3.50 ~ isrs ttss''5
pio. h:-a ii sssis. sss sass ~ "a al.
i sGafnbetta IS said to pay his cook $4,UD0 a
,,oar
So~ - silB
80 ''s'''s' - - .
ll.s ID, sla -
"a, ss'1' 'as r. q = t'a ~
i0, ~ Asr, isil,s sd lOl %, -.
-. a -.
~ ,ss ~ III 'sSs .x,spl.z,T
ii' osup''s ~ ~
10y ~ ~ ~" 49, .ss .lasa,, I'm
49, 80 ~ - 49, s's'sS
e'1 ,ssp e"'s '''ye $3.50 SSss, y, e.
yop y y sv ~ ~ cat .s 'no
uhihHheeb VosoeBh LIS serVicc how.ziais
Tba ,,oreo,at--astata ~ tho iata ps;nno
mo po'oon V y no '".' LILY
s ~" 4ssss'ssAe S'sss sh3s'5tAe"e.s wv
,s UUu IA, ,ss., ssDi4a. 49,
Eahet - ~ I'll II y'' "
Y5cksp see most o. echeswofiaa epights
Virtue maketh men on the earth famous. In
,E8Il
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u gantlkman attired in clothes which had
seen better days, called at the Tribune ofiyu-
on Saturday with q slip cut from the paper,'
and asked to see the editor. When his Re-
quest had been complied with, in meaause,z
he said, with whitening sheer: 49,
aor:' are We givin' Us, young fellar, iey9
peH't y9ussee wot you re printing in the pa.
Pegi Look = here !" spd hsrtendered the
reporter printed scrap, which the reporter
took between the. points Of q pair. of SCISSORS
and scrutinized at a respectful distance .,
This, my FRIEND" said the reporter I'd the
representative of the Hendrick B. Wright m
terest, "this, my FRIEND seems to be an Inter-
eetjAg item about an impecunious gentleman
in Winono, Mimi, who weeded cucuaber
bed for his dinner and sawed cord Of wood.
for his supper, and whose demeanor SO inn
pressed the woman of the affair to the Winopa
Rspneiioqp. Am yqlthsiaau stnipps gentle
nan isI%aed p Up ws0t 9. y sHaflS0t the the
|F Ngsaw Y said the visitor Indignantly ,sT.
"Do look like man that would weed q bed
of cowcumbers of the ground for small plate.
of hashs Do you think could so far forget
imyself aa'ltossplitamenisl DwoodIfor the cold
IbucgWheat cakes shasi fall from Aharichnia :
, -, so5'Ssie sssl5o taooi bssiHpsf biol y
ss"cWelts whatido i yausmnntP ,'IT = !,
,osl.' Wahtq This lis wliasa wans4 and speak
as.beJ here reese bedt scq,1eOAneri-'
anIeitizaasensIswapt yonL w. STOP publishing
itemsslike thasy Rliicharaaonly yalculateh to
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frwyHKaR NkN ss@@@4e-rx4 jNF4#Ea st'
SEqhe ihanAwho says he doesn'tbe IN i'd
vertising, il doing just. W hatr he pretends TO
despise. He hangs coats outside his door, or
; pass ayy geesfs histliBs winaoS4Athas g advert
tisingr lie has printed cards lying on his
couiter--thats advertising. He sends out
dlpqmpF tEippglg Fbe souasry)9r puts his
name on his wagon--that's advertising. He
labels his iarticles or manufactures a.
yertsing.. If he. has lost his COW, he puts. "a
written BotioS III slie POST Jfiises b Steis his
sister-in-law--and that's advertising too. He
las Ills ba,ne put IN giIt letters over the door
4add that also is ADVERTISING. He baints bis
Shop blue or red or IL tailor, he wears the
ia iast style IL doctos he has BIS boy 80
call him out Of church in haste IL an aucT
tioneer, he belows to attract the attention Of
passefs BY = IL u heavy negcbant, be keepsa
huge pile Of boxes on the sidewalk In front Of
his store All ioi Advertising. = A man Dan
do business without advertising, and the
question is whether to call to his AID the en-
Fgine that nlqves thp woyiarthe printing
bressl With its kiioasahdS, J6 nadsdngspstI
yte.ggAigaigAsr apsd day j PHI rejssqting Theses,
go back to the time when newspapers, tele-
graphs and railrqadss were unknown. = Bit
advertising costs money % So docs anything
else that isworth having, and those who ja-
RaI6idasy sasertbsE 4 bi We hewskabtls, and
not by means of clap-trap devices which,
while they may attract at rarst, always fail in
the long runAare suret reap rich rewards.
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" IT. rNfHTrt2 ~ fffffsLltt - ~ STE E@HtfH
y tbaMEKILN CLUB METEoRoDoeY. Tile COM
lmitte~on atmospheric Influences ANNOUNCES
that they were ready with a report, and, leave
being granted. tho chairman submitted a
wei, constructed report regarding the coming
Winter The committee had been guided en-
tiiely by signs, aud theft reasods fois predict
| fngaa hard Winter were iop2A .es'Hi9
First The thickness Of thc corphusks.
Second The unusual number OF ovsfcoats
Epawned ilanm8a smsfsas sit s.Aad ii1
Is Third Tho anxiety Of women to get win
ter bonnets. 80
Fourth--Theswav the frogs have gone for
deep water s1 t 4ss sfE
Fifth The hesitancy with which young
men. climb ont Of bed in the morning. 4
81 6ixtil--the unusual number of dog fights
TO be observed by amau who keeps his eyes
In,<,,,,&N A.ifA llfEs4 nF@U t3aNHs 4Slis
ipPN f&Ht s4scf3z lar y gL;sis3h soa&
The report WAS accepted and filed, and the
chairman sat down with sighss of relief.
Detroit Free Press .glif1lsI g1es4sdf
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There is no despair SO absolute as that
which comessin the first moments of our first
great sorrows -whsa va hsye not yet known
what it is to have suffered and be healed, to
have despaired aud have recovered hope.
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q 80 sssls lIassla s-3-A-zz- Aa 4ssisa6ss
somesisass ny Aoh, yoa@glr want Is viaia.
flessz noxesitissly bress 1esi4cs o a..
'pisats Your fcs xnza III osibsia4H stia;,# ~
ssheezy snpsios nseseiys mod dIat6 a6d ysso,ats
lftss Go Of into the w6odk IA se1cfs sjxgqol,ea
fromfsny habisasiongs fthssdesfe comes hpou
ayoa slnrings basiness albass, sand shistls There
'untilthefbirds make you ashasliesi 0fsyonr
poor accomplishment.i Don0t Halauto the
ltempfationltooreadily, lest you become adj
dicted to the habit aad becon q /, sgaye5to n
and goswiffstiiug around svensas man who
fhas'iest aidogs 'drhere are men, MY son, who
can 'whistl6 unsteady once iii d whiia YOU
find men whose whistle is pleasant to the ear
andlsaathing To- the sonlsb yosutonly find
one ofthese msaeyery or fJar thousand
years. and they die very Young 4 You swiil OBJ
serve that the bestiwhistler Is ho who whis-.
ties lleast,a practices In suliiudeslTht poor
l'whistleH who flats on the high notes and
gasps on the lower ones and vheezes ID the
1middle register, Is the man who Whistles at
iahstimes and in all places. iWhistlesalI YOU
will it'aselitary places, son, Ii IL pieases you,
whistle in the night as you 90 home, If you
will, forla cherry whistle in the dark, is a
pleasant sonIidinnto the listening soul Of the
Debated passenger, but when you como into
the assent lages and tho business hauuts Of
mensiuppacker your musical lips and, shut up
|syourwhistle III your heart. gAnf If ever the
temptation comes to you to whistle against
the elpe OF n card cyusb n a.,,t ~ IL ~ e..
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this country to inspect arms which are being
manufactured here for their Government
have joined the Free Masons in Springfield,
Mass. It is understood that in Turkey A. costs
80 much to join the Order that only the high
est Glasses can Afford it, and thes6soilicers, by
joining here, arc able TO put themselves on "a
level with men who at home aso considered
their supeliors. q. u.s.
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(, ! REMEDY FOR GossIrERs. --Can the evil
wrought bysRessip be Estimated n We, think
nos "A wise woman can scarcely say too lit
tie in company r. the conversation trenches
inithe least upon scandal. Many social, no.
ble-minded woman has been obliged to WITH
draw from a. peighborhood. intimacy which,
would have been pleasantfotherwise
her remarks were returned by some idle tale
bearer, SO perverted as TO make her doubt the
existence ofgenuine friendship and accept
loneliness for the sake of the safety it brought
You say we must talk "about something's
Yessi and through that very fact We see a
remedy for the evil ITO son thoroughly inter
est ourselves 10 other and better sthirgs that
we find no space to spare for our neighbours
affairs. Let us talk Of our work, our homes,
our hCus@plautsg our bookEEoe babies,--
Iset ns teach OF eyes 20 fpdx beauty every
where, while we blind them by constant
watchfulness to blemish. Never, under, any
circumstances, cast the first stone. Then, If
any erring neighbor goes down, you cannot
blame yourself for assisting the downfall.l-
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The beginning of hardship is like The first
taste Of bitter food; IL seems for moment
unbearable, yet if there is nothing else TO sat
isfy our hunger we Jake another bite and und
IL possible to 60 on. = s&34sa6
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The angel " ho ministers to dying bsggar
may hold himself AZ highly lioucfcd as le
who keeps the gate Of Heaven.
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Internal conflicts are the Heritage Of super
iori,y tits so easy for small.headed stupid
ity 10 take no thought ior tbs morrow.