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FAILURES The following are the recent
failures in this state:
David Keazer, flour, Portland.
John Dennis & Co., wholesale grocers, Port
land.
George E. Mariner, dry goods, Saco, offers
his creditors so cents on ST..
Blgelow & Brown, lumber, Vassalboro, have
made an assignment.
Mrs. George B. Shorey, millinery Lisbon
Falls, is reported failed,
G. W. Williams grocer, Lisbon, is reported
failed.
VIVA. q. 'Briep, tailor, Gardiner, is report.
ed failed
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Accidents.

The side alks were never in more slippery
condition than at present. We should think it
cheaper for the city to sand them than to pay
for broken legs.
Mr.. Ballantyne who boards at Mrs. Mussey's,
corLer of Park and Congress streets, fell on the
icy sidewalk in Congress square yesterday
morning and fractured bone in the ankle.
Mary Carrety fell on the sidewalk, Saturday
night, 10 front of Clapp's Block, on Congress
street, and fractured her wrist.
Robert Archibald who lives on Spring street,
fell on Fore street yesterday, aud broke his col.
lar bone
Mr.. Gill Fowler who was Injured in the hip
by being thrown from his sleigh, Friday. slip
ped and fell on the sidewalk on Spring street,
yesterday morning, and injured his lame b ip.
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Prccccious Children.

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proud mother, alluding to ler three-year
old baby, not dreaming that she is do
ing the child an irreparablc mischief by
thus forcing his intellect.
4 tiny child with book in his hands
ia fearful sight. What should he be
taug ght you ask. Let there be nursery
tales and nursery rhymes,
| would say to every parent, especially
TO every mother, sing to your children;
tell them pleasant stories; if in the
country be not too careful lest they get a
little dirt upon their hands and clothes;
earth is very much akin to us all and in
children out-of,door plays soil them not
inwardly.
There is q kind of consanguinity be-
tween all creatures; by it we touch upon
the COMMON sympathy of our first sub
stance, and beget kindness for our
poor relations, the brutes.
Let them have plenty of exercise in
-
the open air; romp with the dog will
not hurt them.
Encourage a familiarity with all that
love them; dumb animals love children,
aud children love them.
There is a language among them
which the worlds language obliterates
the elders. 1t is of more Importance
nat you should make them wise.
Above all things, make them loving;
md then, parents, if you become old and
IoOr, these will be better than friends
E9twill neglect you.
hildren brought up lovingly at your
Eaees will never shut their doors upon
E0a' and point where they would have
Non %
, 1879-09-18
The Absent.

0Tbe absent are always wrong" says
4be proverb, since they cannot prove
y" ",mrselves in the right; and yet absence,
tk. distance, lends a pleasant en- SAINT,
n,ent NJ to everything and everybody ". All
tl tbe imperfections and peculiarities that
ofsnd US when the person is present be-
Onme yeiled and indistinct, while the
CU "onJ qualities are magnifed; our ideal
= updiisturbed by the aggressive intru-
s;on :, of real personality only resembling
= in outline. 1t is sorry fact in the
history of poor human nature that we
DO not always follow the precept OF An
w toninus "When thou wishest to delight
tbvself think of the virtues of those who
i've with thee" Their virtues do not
dalisht us SO much, perhaps, as their
faults disquiet us; but when absence in
-srvenes, it is their excellences that we
miss, that start into prominence, and are
alorifed in the minds eye; while being
no longer annoyed by their errors, we
foil to associate them with the individual
IN onestion. 1t is both easier and more
natural to be fair to the mind and charac'
tar Of the absent than it is to give their
Jno TO those whom we encounter daily
and hourly; like some fine structure seen
ot q certain distance, we can better Judge
Of the proportions, and perceive beauties
which a nearer point Of view might con-
ceal from us. A counter proverb com
mands us to something ungenerous in
,Akinc accusations when the accused
Il n offer no defense 10 speak i'll of the
absent is to take an advantage of him
which lie is not in a position to resent
il is to stab in the dark-and no just
mind delights in getting the advantage
Of fellow creature. While Lucastas
jealousy no longer afllicts us, we can
afford to let it pass without comment;
while her parsimony no longer pinches
us, we do not feel the same spur to enter
complaint.
Some minds are so constituted that
the escape from the daily friction Of
differing tastes and tempers seems
to act as charm against the de-
cav of an affection which uninter-
rupted proximity might have de-
stroyed. To be sure, it is poor kind Of
love that requires this protective meas
ure, but kind that circulates pretty
freely among us, no doubt Lovers and
poets have had much to say in praise of
absence, as if they would fain cheat it Of
its sting.
, 1879-09-18
AN OPEN LETTER TO TIE PUBLIC.

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with weakness of the lungs, catarrh, very mnch
broken down in constitution, etc, ana alter
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without finding n permanent cure, began DOC
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