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S T. MgCHOlAS,
Scribner's Illustrated ;Maga.
zine for Girls and Bows.
An Ideal ChiIdren's Mauazine.

M fS5lS. SCRlBNER & Co., in 1873, began tho
~ Im"lication OF Sr. NICHOLAS, an illustrated
MAGAZINE inr'iirlsand Boys, with Mrs. Mary Mapes
Dodge as editor. The Magazine has won he high
est position II has Il monthly circulation Of over
n"'uoo copies. IL is published simultaneously la
lohion AMI New York and the transatlantic rv-
American.
HONE Nv TIE WORLD or BOOKS,
The New York Tribune has said OF II: Sr.
NICHOLAS has reached higher platform and com
;haLds iar its service wider resources in arl and
letters t!ian any If s predecessors or cortclunor,
ric5 > The London Literary World sa~s: "rhrr,
H. no magazine for the young that can b.. said t,
equal this choice production OF Scribners pr,s,'
Gnon THINGS iUi; 1859.
Tie arrangements for literary and art contrbr-
tt"hs tor me new volrine-thc siSth-arc complete"
irt".ie l from ai"rty iaroritc sources well ~
from promising n.w Mr.. Frank T. Stock.
stons new serial story for boys
81 JOLLY FELLO ESTfIP,"
runs through The twelve monthly paris--bas nnin.;
with Novrm'rr 1873. the iirs; Of ii,c volulio-nni
VIII hs illustrated iy lanes H. Kelly.
"HtLF. 4 DOZn.Y no OL.yEH isEJ'L,RSn
Hy Katharine l., Smith, with illustrations bv FRI. !.
crick Diclnian begins in the same number: AMI
fresh serial by Susan Coolidge, entitled Eve
priEhi wiih plenty of pictures will be comm an
ce.i carly in Tie voiug. There i'll also bo r,iry-
tale called
"RtpTY DLDGE7r.S TOWER"
Written by Julian Hawthorne, and iiiustratel
81. NICHOLAS will contain short stories pictur,,s
po .ins hunOr, Instructive sketches AMI The loro
Of "iack-in-the-Pulpit" The "Very I,ittIe E,Its :"
department., and the "Lcttcr-box," and "Riddlc1
hDx.n
Terms, $500 year; 25 cents a number
subscriptions received by the Publisher OF t1,is
!arcr, a.d by all booksellers and Postmastcrs
PERSONS wishing to subscribe direct with the pub-
fishers should write name, posi-oiicc County and
state in full and send with remittance in check
/. o. money order, or registered letter TO
ScEIBNER ~ CO, 7i3 Broadway New York.
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WE DoN'r CARE.-Some dealers say !:
Yes, we know that DIR. Price's Cream
Baking Powder is the beat ;but we don't
arsenic; SC long as they afford us bet
ter profit, and we can sell them. The
reason why adulterated baking powders
arc recommended Is because Dr rrice's
pay less profit.
"a book that is filled with good
points for wemen-A needle book.
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AN INoU1KY.-Is it not better 10 pur-
chase DIR. Prices Special Flavoring Tx.
tracts, Lemon, Orange, Vanilla, etc, that
have stood the test of years, than adulter-
ate6, unhealthy articles, because they arc
cheaper? Good, pure articles have a
fair valuation; and Dr. Prices are uue.
qualcd in quality and purity.
- Thirty-fyc years ago all carpets
werc made by hand.
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NIGIr Work OS MORNING NEwsrA-
rEEs.-Rcv. Dewitt Tnnagc, in his
pictures of the might Side Of New
York." thus discourscs on the night
work in newspaper Offices:
I'VE went in. We went up from
editorial rooms to type settlers and proof
readers lofts These are the found les
where the great thundcrbolts of public
op'Gion arc forged. low pens scratched! |!
How the types clicked! How the scis.
sors cut! How the wheels rushed, all
the worlds news rolling over the cylin-
dcr-likc niagara NJ Table Rock. Great
torrents Of opinion, of crimes, of acci-
dents, Of destroyed rcputa,iors, Of
avenged character. Who can estimate
the nightiness for good or evil of n daily
newspaper? Fingers Of steel picking
of the end Of t.!eg:ai:h:c ";Iu :'.iui, Vi
religion and philosophy and science, and
information from the four winds off ~.
EN-, In 1880 the Associated Press began
10 pay 5000, 900 year for news, some of
'hriid;:;;!';:l sheets ;:ay;ns Sj0, 900 extra
fpr dispatches some Of them, indcpen-
dent Of the Associated Press, with wiro
rake gathering up s!ic:ivcs of ncws from
nll The great harvest fields Of the world.
II is high time that good men undcs-
stood that the printing press is The NIGH
ticst engine OF NIL the centuries. High
water mark Of the printers type case
shows the cbb or flow of the great ocean.
ic tides of civilization or Christianity.
just think Of it In 1886 all the daily
newspapers of New York issued but lO,-
900 copies. Now there are 100000, and
taking the ordinary calculation that five
people read each paper, two million five
hundred thousand people read the daily
newspapers of New York Nothing morc
impressed ME in the hight explora-
ton thnn the power Of the press. but it
is carried on with, oh what aching eyes,
what exhaustion OF health ! did not
tind More than one man out Of ten who
lad anything like brawny health in the
great newspaper establishments OF New
York. ID" not bcgrudgc the three or
the five cents You give ior t,!c nrwspn-
per; You lny not Only intelligence
nights. and smarting eycballs, and rarkcd
brain, aid carly scpiticicr
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THE COLUMBIA REGISTER
DAILY TRY WEEK. y, WEEKL Y.
BEST NEWSPAPER EVER PUBLISHED
at THE
CAPITAL CT SOUTH CAROLINA.
Circulation l.arsoand Constantly Tucremin..

WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE
w ATTENTION of the rca ing com
munity to the excellent newspapers we arc
now publishing in Columbia. THE REG.
lSIER Is the only paper ever published at
the capital OF South Carolina which is CON
Quoted rs are the leading laiIes of tho prin
cpnl cities of the country. We have On able
and distinguished corps Of cditorS-gcntlc-
men well known all over the State for their
learning. ability and sound Democratic prin.
ciplcS; men who have served the State uni
South on every OCCASION when the demand
arose for their services. and who NAV b.
safely depended upon rs reliable leaders of
the Democracy in the line of journalism.
TIE DAILY REGISTER is twenty -eigns
column paper. 2iXaS inches, printed on good
paper and witt, large clear cut type, con
tanning III" latest tolcgraphic news, fall
market rcpOtts, editorial matter on the
lcaoing occurrences OF the times, an,l repco
with interesting miscellaneous reading. Our
correspondence from Washington and other
places of note gives an Interesting resume of
all the important events of the day.
The TRi-W EEKLY REGISTER, with some
minor changes, comprises the contents OF
the Daily at - 30 less per year.
1HE VI EEKLY REGISTER is Il very large
hondsomciy- -Enttcnnp eiyht-page PAPER
29Xl2 inches, containing forty-cight col
umns of reading matter. embracing all the
news oi tn" week and the most important
editorial and local news
TERMS-fN
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me froprlctors OF the NctcS u,iC. Courier
oilcr 500, IN gotl, for the best Serial Story,
written by Il resident of South Carolina, H.
lustrative OF Southern life before, during or
since tho war. The conditions are US fol-
lows:
l. The story 20 consist OF not less than
twenty chapters averaging ten pages OF fool
soap or the equivalent.
2. The manuscript TO he sent to the pro
prietors of the Neios and Courier not later
than April next
3. Each manuscript TO be accompanied hy
scaled envelope containing the real name
and the address of tho author, and bearing
on the outside motto. which shall likewise
be placed upon the manuscript; the sealed
envelope tn be opened only when the award
has been made
1. The stories to be read by committee
of three residents of Charleston, selected by
the proprictors OF the Macs and Courier, who
will make their decision on or before April
10Th.
5. The story which shall be declared to be
the best to be the absolute property of the
propriciors of the NeirS AID Courier, and
published rs serial in the Heekiy TetIs
Rejected manuscripts 10 be returned forth
with to the authors.
In making this proposition ;ho object is
To encourage, as far rs practicable, the de-
velopmcnt of literature In South Carolina,
and TO give the reading public through tho
Weekly NeirS, tales of Southern, life which
shall preserve the recollection of traits of
character and social peculiarities and habits
fast passing away, and keep before the rising
generation the memory OF n struggle more
glorious than that of the Revolution and of
ssutlerings greater than those which were
borne by the men Of Scventy-siS. Should
the experiment now made prove successful,
the proprietors al the Ncics and C0,picr will
hopc TO extend tho literary field aud enlist
as contributors to the Weekly Neirs the most
brilliant writer's in the whole South.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ANDHRSON BRANCH & RLCE RIDGB n. n.
Daily, .eept Sundays, between Delion and And
erson TH-weekly between Anderson and WnIbai-
u, viz: Leave Walhalia for Anderson Mondays.
halla Tuesdays. Thursdays and SatordayA
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THE LADIES

I 7 can make money faster nt work for US than nj
I anything else. Capital not requircd; &c will
I atari you. $40 pcr day ut home made by tn
industrious. Men. women, boys and girls wan
ted oVery where to work for US. Now Is the .ime
Costly ontft aud terms FREQ. Address TEuR Co.
Augusta, MAino.
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VGE week In your own town. s. outht free
WSS No risk Reader, II you want business at
Which persons or either can make great ay all
tho time they work. write for particulars 10 II
Hall ETr AGO., Portlnnd, Naino.
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No MAKE MONEY

PLEASANTLY aid fast, agents should
= address BHLEY, HAayEY & Co, AL
nnesG Ca. lnno 6-fg
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New Advert tisements.
TOR TEN DOLLARS Cash

W. will nSrrt scYrn-lnc .uive ertis.n,ent one woek
III u ISL Il 2i3 weekly new >ralc-s, four lines In
different list Of 337 rapcr. ten lines two esks
IN cl"iccoi either of four separate and distincs
Isis containing from 40 to 100 paper, each, four
line one week in all six lists combined being more
ii.n 1000 papers. We also have lists of papers by
states throughout the United States AMI Canada
send 10 cents for our 100 page pamphlet. Address
Il. L. EOWELL CO., NcwspapC. -.'vertisinx
bureau, 10 Spruce St, New Yo:k.
Il. ST. you will send us the names Of n half
dozen hg-priced papers in which you would nd-
vcrtisc JUST now, il a satisfactory inducements
L. made, We Will submit proposition, by return
mail, which we think will please You. Money sos-
Ell is money earned. Send copy Of tho advertise
m:nt you will use and state in what paper you saw
this
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AIaaaAaal IHl]
TIE UAE QuAlltD Jas. leFfE!. D9ltaE
PORTABLE AriD STATIONARY
:Na jsslE s5;S:y
SAW, FLOUR AND'Gk1ST MILLS,
q IlSIa :{lSS ltSs3
SHAFTING, PuLLEYS AND HANGERS
Slgls! g SssE9
ADDRESS, POOLE G5 HUMT..
E3gGNS2, sasssaE E2s ssi!sD
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Groceries.
Corn Shelter,

nENTER CORN SIIELLER, Which
AZ separates the cobs from, the corn, and
DENTEk STRAW CUTTER. Farme J
will please call and see them
4. Il. TOWERS & CO,
Nov 7, SYS II
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

Vllf countcnancc is pale and lcaden-
\ colorcd, with occasional fushcs, or
crc inscribed spot on one or both
he =; die eyes become dull; the pu-
ills dllate; an azure scmicircle runs
alons the lower cye-lid; the nose is ir-
r!ia;cd, swclls, and sometimes bccds;
4 swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humminp Or throbbing
Of the ears; IN unusual secretion Of
saliva; Shiny or furrld tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with gnawing sensation of the stom-
ach, at others, entirely gone; nccting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the obdomcn; bowels ir-
regular, at time. ostivc stools Shiny;
not unfrequently tingcd with blood;
belly swollen and hard urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsiye; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of
the teeth; temper variable, but gcncr-
ally irritabl,. &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
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South Carolina Railroad.

South Carolina Railroad.
CHARLESTON, Novr 9, 1873
On and amer Sunday, 10th inst. Passenger Traiua
will run c. follows
sUfi HUvUSTE
Sunday morning exaeptod.)
Arrive nt Augusta..........-.5:00p p IN and 6:55 m
FOR COLUMBIA.
tSunday morning exceptcd.)
iHavo 'harieston 7:3D M and $50 y IN
ArfiNo ~ III and 725
FOR CHARLESTON
tSnndav morning exc..tA1i
Leave Augusta aat...........S:sJ q nj and 7.S0 d IN
Arf'o at Charlcston..... ......-..:20 and 7l5
Leave Columbia s'.........-.3.25 p IN and 500 p u,
Arrive at tCha.i-,,..i....-...0:i5p u III and sis am
Above ST. r.ilo makes close connection ut Co
lumbia with Greenvilo and Columbia Railroad
ami Charlotte road, aud at Augusta with Macon
ara Atlanta trains
S. 5. S0LOMONs. Superintendent
D. B lfoaiRks General Ticket haenh
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Any person sending us Club of ten sub
scribcrs ut one time will receive either of tho
papers free, postage prepaid, for one year.
ANY person sending us the money for
twenty subscribers to the Daily NAV retain
ior ms services twenty dollars of the amount,
ior twenty subscribers to the weekly, fif-
teen dollars OF the amount. and for twenty
snoscribcrs to the Weekly, five dollars OF
the amount.
As an ADvERrrsIHG MEDIUM, The Reyistcy
affords unc4uallc'l facilities having u large
circulation, and numbering among its pat
rohs the to.do pcoplcof the middle and
upper portion of the State. Terms reason
able O'A-
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THE LOUISIANA TRIALS Gov. Mich.
ol!s, of Louisiana, i:a, addrcssG letter
To President Hayes in which, referring
To the prosecutions now pending in the
Circuit Conr; of the United States against
citizen Of Louisiana, le expressed pro-
iounu regret that in in a matter Of so
mulch Importance Judge Of the Sa
preme Court Of the United States should
not be present to participate in the de-
cl,ion Of the vital question which the
cI-,vs involve 40 rs to afford the amplcst
opportunity Of having them passed upon
by tho highest tribunal Of the Supreme
E"urt OF til" United States. Gov Mich
oils declares that any decision which!
might be rendered in those cnscs, rest
ting upon mere concurrence of opinion
of two Judges of interior jurisdiction,
lthe effect of which concurrence would
be To bar the presentation Of tho legal
questions involved to the Supreme Court
OF the United States would not carry
with it the weight and authority whic!
the Importance Of the ISSUES raised and
the sense Of justice ard right of the
American people absolutely and impcr-
atlvely require.
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GD2 a BAY to Agents oanvassina for tho FIRE.
sp SIDE VISITOR. Terms and Ou,As Fron
Address T.. o. VICkERY, Augusta Maine.
EA Snowflake" Motto &C., no alike, or IS els
VV CANT Chrome Cards, l0c. Nassau Card Co,
Nassau, n. Y
2H3 Month and expenses guaranteed to asentA
9s OUTFIT free. SHAW & Co. Augusta, Maino.
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TIE
CHARLESTON WEEKLY NEWS

NONTAlNS Live Editorials, the latest
~ TclCgrams, carefully selected Mail
News besides the following speciu!ties ::
Prize stories, II Chess Column, an Agricul-
tur.,l Department. record OF Marriages and
Deaths. The l'cckiy Nc,rs gives more for
the money than any other Southern Week
ly. See the prices
Single Subscriptions, per Annnm..$ . 90
Five Subscriptions at 81 75.......... 4 rs
Ten Subscriptions Mt 81 50...... 1900
Twenty Subscriptions at 81 25.......... 25 O)
Fifty Subscriptions at Si.................. 50 90
The Weekly Nc;,s will be sent to yearly
subscribers TO the Daily Edition Oft Ne,r,
and Courier for 81.
The Weekly Nc,cs will be sent for one year
to six months subscribers TO tho Daily
Edition of tho Ncics aud C1uricr for 81 so.
The Weekly Nc,rs will be sent to yearly
subscribers to the Tri- Weekly Edition of the
Ners and Courier for 81 30.
No reductions will be made in the price to
subscribers OF the Nc,rs and CJuricr except
as above.
Remember! The Weekly Nc,r, contains all
the Latest News, selected from the Ne,rs and
C0uricr besides other spcciaitics which do
not appear in the Daily at all, any one O.
which alone is worth the price OF subscrip.
.ion, and the subscriber really gets a FIRST
CLASS WEEKLY PAPER BEsIDrs FOR NOTHING.
RlORDAN IL DAWSON,
Charleston 3. c.
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GoyERSoKs sIEcE lS00.-A friend
hands the WinnSboro Mars and Ifrahi
li,t Of the Governors Of South Carolina
since the year 1900, and when elected /;
which we publish ns conveying informa-
ton that few know
1900, john Brayton; 1902, Jas. B.
Richardson; 1904, Paul Hamilton; 1906,
Charles Pinckney; 1903, John Drayton !;
1870, Henry Middleton; 1912, Joseph
hIiston; 1914, David T. Williams; 1916,
Andrew Pickcus; 1918, John Gcddcs
1926, Thomas Bennett; 1922, John L..
Wilson: 1924, Richard T. Manning; 1926,
John Taylor 1922 stephen d. Miller !;
1890, James Hamilton; 1892, Robert Y.
llaypc: 1884, George McDuiIie 1896,
Pierce NJ. Butler 1898, patriei, Noble ;
1870, John p. Richardson; 1912, James
II. Hammond; 1871, William Aiken :;
1876, David Johnson; 1913, Whitcmarsh
Is. Seabrool 1850, John II. Means; 1852,
John l.. Manning; loji. James IT,.
Adams 1856, r. f. ". AIl-ton; 1858,
William II. Gi,,; 1869, f. W. l'cl:cns !;
ISL, VI l.. Bonliam; 1854. A. G.. Ma
grnth 1866, James L. Orr 1859, Robert
X. Scott; 1870, Robert X. Scott; 1872,
Franklin J. Moses, Jr.: 1874. Daniel n
Chambcrlain; 1876, Wade Hampton; /;
1875, Wade Hampton; 1879, Vim. ID.
Simpson.
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CALvO e PATTON,

CALVO & PATTON,
PRorRTEToRs,
Columbia, S. G.
Parties desiring copies of the Rc1isicr to
exhibit in canvassing will be supplied on
application.
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TIideu'S Chances.

That Mr.. Tildsn's chances for the
democratic nomination in 1880 are
steadily declining we hold to be fact
abundantly proven by the evidence.
Nor is the reason hard to iud. There
was time when it seemed that the
fraud of 1876, with Mr. TiIden Us It's
representative, would be the main is
sue of the campaign of 1880 Had
that prospect continued and Iealized it
would have compelled the nomination
of the old ticket, and even Mr' Hen
dricks, dis tasteful as the arrange
ment might have been to him, would
have been too artful politician to
murmur openly at SO palpable neces
sity But improbable, almost incredi
BILE, as such result seemed to be two
years ago, it is now reasonably certain
that the great fraud of 1876 will cut
the worst possible figure in the cam
paign of 1880, if Mr.. Tildeu is nomi.
mated For the result, and the const
quent destruction of his own presiden.
tial prospects, Mr.. Tilden is largely
to blame. The damaging disclosures
that were wrung out of Pelton, in th:
course of the congressional investiga
ton Of the cipher dispatches, made i
obvious to popular apprehension tha
the Tilden managers were as deepl,
Implicated in the business of buying re
turning boards of the radical leaders
and that they had not sense enough
to cover their tracks as we'll as thei
rivals in political debauchory covcre'
theirs.
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tration ofssven combining colors, rpu

lustration of seven combining colors mn
sic and geometry:
If an iron bar, be heated to red bs..
as IL gradually cools IL ,Sill
present to the beholder thf
seven prvsmatic eolors. Strike the DO !,
in its hot gate, it will chime the qemn,
scale of seven tones. If placed ON g n1st.
81 sheet coTerod with powder the ba,
will trace on the powdered surface tho
seven geomctricai signs. You are all IA.
miiiar with the figures representing the
seven mathematical terms plus and mi.
nus, greater and less, multiplication and
division. :
The frceborn Of the Roman populous
were taught the seven free arts. Gram
mer. Arithmetic, Geometry, Astronomy
Dialect and Oratory.
Before depart from the scientific nor.
ton of my essay, l would mentiop ona
litigious question. A game of cards. en-
titled sevennp; is pronounced in the
United States to be game of science NOT
of luck. Is this enfranchieemeut Of
gambling, due the tutelage of seven? If
the figure ssseu exercise their evil infu-
ence 1t fuliy requiies itself in MANY ben.
ehcial directions. The child of seven
years no logger offers youth as neglect of
lessons. WY, he is seven; the most au-
spicious agt 70 enter upon his course Of
inslructioals
Tie kins >sr1sssa, consider it obliQa-
tory upon themselves to have he seventh
son Of every family educAted OF the ex-
pepse of the government.
The great Napoleon, who bowed the
"orld before his despotic will, failed TO
bend the arbitrary eeven. Though his
decimal system of computation were more
perfect; yet seven would assert its rights.
Zach seventh day still returns the poor
man rest day.
or late seven has been playing at hide
and seek with eight. See in the White
House counted in n fraudulent Presi-
dent, surrounded By his wiso cabinet Off =
cors, seven.
DORA HELLNER.
No Aigebraic signs in this type.
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The Auditors Report shows that
crime costs the State last year, $3.50
655,11 expended as follows: Criminal
prosecutions s129,766,5l; conveyance
of convicts to the penitentiary, s17.
S52,65; Jsilers' fees. Sl33.O35 90
This looks serious and calls for the
enactment of some law By which this
heavy drain upon tho resources of the
State may be prevented There are
too many small thieves in tho State
prison under sentence of confinement
from one, TO two years for stealing
property exceeding in value ten
dollars. The distinction between
petit and grand larceny should be fix
ed at higher sum than ten dollars say
thirty or fifty dollars. This would
relieve the State prison Of large
number of convicts, and save largs
sum annually,
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THE SILVER LINING.

The es never day so sunny
But little cloud appears
There's never a life 80 happy
! But has had it's time of tears.
les .he sun shines out the brighter
When the tempest clears.
+ There's never garden growing
With roses in every plot;
There's never q heart SO hardened
But it has one tender spot.
We have only TO prune the border
To find the fOrget-me-not.
There's never q cup so pleasant
Bat has bitter with the sweet;
There's never a path so rugged
That bears not the print of fee.
And we have helper promised
For the trials we may meet.
There's never sun that rises
But we know twill set a night;
The tints that CLEAN Ia he morning
AT evening are just ~ bright;
And the hour that is sweetest
Is between the dark and light.
There's never dream that's happy
But the waking makes Us sad
There 8 never dream Of sorrow
But the waking makes us glad
We shall look some day with wonder
At the troubles we have had.
There's never way so narrow
But the entrance is made straight;
There always a guide to point US
To the "little wicket gate,"
And the angels will be nearer
To the seul That's desoiats.