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The total number OF arrivals from
foreigs ports st Boston in 1879 was
1853. On increase Of 400 over 1873.
Cspt. Mackis retirss from the COM
maud Of the steamer City Of Chester.
and Caps. Poleoan takes command.
The number Of vessels which arrived
at the port OF Baltimore during 1879
was 1889, . gain Of 200 over 1873.
The arrivals ct the port Of New York
from foreign ports during December
were 676. including 138 steamers. 20
ships, 265 bsrks. 81 briggs and 124
schoouers. The coastwise arrivals dur.
ing the same period amounted TO 9A7
vessels Of Ill classes. This - equal to
about six oonths' work in the port Of
San Fesacisco.
81. B. II. ship Mercury. built Of
steel. recently launched, has bsen tried
ct Portsmouth, Englasd. The vessel
10 800 feet long. 46 feet bsam. 10 feet 8
inches hold, and on her tfial trip the
spesd Vas within tri6s Of 20 miles %
hour. Her machinery nearly oils tho
entire hull. The vessels armament
viii consist 81 ten A.pound9s.
ne Iamsn Steamship Company i
building at Borrow. Engiand, 8 new
stssmship for the Trsns-AtlAntic SER
vice. Of tho following dimensions $50
feet in length over al. aud 646 feet on
keel; beam, 50 feet depth Of bold, IS
fest 9 inches. Her measurement will
be $500 tons. or sbout four-6fths eY the
sise Of tie Greet Eastern. She win bs
called the City OF Rome. and her speed
will b l8{ knots an hour.
The number Of vessels belonging to
~ bound 70 or from ports in the United
States reported totally lost and missing
jufine DeosnbeY. 1879. IL IS. The list
cempeises z slsamers. 3 ships, Is barks,
Q bffge and 20 schooner. and their total
valnS. exclusive Of cargoes. ID estimated
ct 81. 228, 900. For the entire year
sadsng Dscembsr 3lse. the listsmousted
to ~ stssmsra. Is ships. 1l6 barks. AZ
priGs and III sch0onsrs. and their
entire value, exclusive Of cergoes. il
estimated ct 41O.51l. 900. agasbst g..
462. 900 in 1878.
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Al hON3sT BANK Pf1sIDENT.-Ths
San Ffancisco CAroaicls says: IAN
Affecting and novel inc''isns sas pre-
sented IN cennection with the recent
amman nesting q shs Tacidn Bank
seocsnoaders Ex-Governor r H Bur
nett. Tor % many years President Of the
bank. arose IN the course Ut the naet-
Ing Ana announced that on account OF
failing health he would not be : can
didase tor re.slection. He further
ssaseo that indispoeation bad % lister.
ssssd With the regular discharge Of
HE duties - Preetdeot Of she bank that
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Its INGREDIENTS.

10 Ghov eur faith in the safety and excsusnee a
nox. B., upoa Hepw psssoeal appaieeties, Via
0atisAed that no imposition II intended, We win
0tve the namss Of al it, ingredients, By AFFIDAVIT.
Tho above o6rs were never made before BY the pro-
peiotor of any other Family Medicine in the world.
Many testlmonials.fu further information, and
fall directions for using will be found IN the PAM
phlet "Treatisc on Diseases Of the Blood" il
which each bottle Prizes ol per bcttlseon-
taking IL 0uncrs or 20 TO 50 doses. Bold By drue,
eists. d. RAHsoN. Son & Co.. Prop'rs, Buffalo. NY
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NOTICE OF SHERIFf'S SALE.

Pusss NH Company ". Fred yoss. No. 2096.
IN AND 81 vIRfUI or AN GXoCU ron ISSUED
= est u ~ District Canvs u The Taisa Judicial
District Of Washington feri'oTv. heldipg terms q
eeestle. 10 Kng couDty. On the 18th day o. Novem.
~ 4. D., lo39. 70 - directed and deiiversd en-.
oaAdlog oe q eevy span he propssty Of Fred Toss
e atisv Jadgment seeovesed BY the Puget Mil
Co0panv seAlna bin. AONautio9 70 The sum Of
el.e0e o6k0 - eosls taxe6 q e91 Il
Therefore. b pasDusoee Of sald writ. have levied
spea the Ssossfsg - @ihsd real psops y, situate
q eoeeeoaA eeaosy. ". r, 70 VII Los No. enc I'd
= ell Nh Nh k - e. 4 II eeeaioo No. SIX
90 Iesnseip M. 1ss3sysi ut peesh, 81 Rapge ak
ees eeatAiong 10 30Mo se-es. and viii proceed to
ee the es0e. Uues thereof a viii satisfy sAid
jocgaess. isterese. eosts ssA creased costs. q
pohaIe aDa1eo. - keos u TIE CouFt Hsuse, ut 9ua
As0ieA Cny, 0seeeolsh sssssy. % sasnrday, she
- Aey = JsoaaTy, lo0os u ~ hour 81 O'clock ?.
y. y The hlg6est ho16er Tor cash, guld coin.
Dated this - day d December. A. 1879.
IN. W0lTBIRLD,
ob0i9 u eoohealish Csanty, w.
NcNsusht Bros A. erpeys for P;sinti9
j3xSt
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tnal Woakneas. lsnpeeeney. eight lossea b.
can positively - cured. The sick sna an ctsd
eA09A III tan - eall upoa him. 1hs Doctor
1a0 tzsvslea sxssnsivsly II Europe. and isspsctsd
tAosousAly de various hospitals there. Obtaining
10 ee0poosos - inpeGt - thees In ueed os HE
ssrGje6s.s pr. 0IbBON viii make no charge
unleq1 10 aobet . euve. Persons at diltance
HAY - CURED At HOME. Al CON-
naeseakione stsieuy eoDA1estisl. You 60 no
sae bit Ne Doctor. Hessnas writing 70 the Doe
~ VII pieaDo staae the Nome q the pap they
- thlo a1vegtiso0sut n. ChaRese Ioa0onable
Call q .wrleo. Address DR. J. y. 0lbDON, Bex
0o03o(no. s8st oiedeW1v
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MISCELLANEOUS.
King Of the Blood

Curez all Scrosuous al t.ons and disorders result
IND from Impurity Of thu blood. Il 10 needless q
speeify ALL ~ the sufferer can usually perceive ~
:ause; but kak Rhexa, Piapiess Ulcers, 1s0s1q|
Oeitvs Ss,eilis1s, &C., are the most common, q
yell q masy sleetions cf the Heart, Heed, k60W
I'D &IOmack.
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$1,000

Will Be paid to any Public Hospital 70 Be mutua
01ly agreed upon. for every certificate Of this me
~ pubiishsd BY u which 10 not genuine.
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sc ROFULA.


D. RAHsox, SoS 4 Co.: For the benefit Of al
ayoublsA with Scrofula O. Impure Blood In theiI
|Gystsms, hereby recommend King Of the Blood.
have bssn troubled With 6ssofuls for The past ten
years, which 20 affected my eyes that vas com.
u1oos5y hlind for six months. ] Was recommended
1oOyKiog II the Blood, which has proved great
blsesing TO me, it has completely cured me, and
eheerfully recommend 1t to all troubled - hsvo
beoo. Yours truly,
Ma b. WRA1W1IOw. 6ardinis. n. y.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IN TIE faOBAT& couBr OF xrrsAP coux.
.. ". =.
In Tie matter Of the sstaas q 0sosss =. snish.
deceased.
ahould rot b. made. - = -
On rsading and Aling The petition Of David
hyde. AoDh istfatoe Of he estate of q orr Il.
NTH. daoeassd. sststsg fossh shas said $500 -
IN proper c0ndttieo - - eioseo. aud that poe.
eon OF The Iesidus Of said estate yemsipe "a h
dtvidsd ~ the Court sAsli asa % b. IL pseee1o
eatttled. =
Il 10 ordered that al Isrsous interested IN -
estate Of sid 0eorss 2. smith. eecsssed, 3 -
apDsaf oefoee The Pruoate Oours u the Oo0neg a
Aisssp. ". T.s - the CouxsEoom or aid CoorI q
the Town Of Port Hsdlsoa. IN tie aid Klsnp
county. ~. T.. ON Tuesday. H. l7sh day q ~
nasy. 4. D. lSs0. at 10 O'Clock =. y ~ -
teefe = show cause Why - eeoae Of al osl6usloo
snould not b made Of The residue " ia eu0a0s
emcog ~ heisDaslsw ef the aid doeoase6 -.
eocdtng - Law.
IL V further ordered that copy Of THE oeasP
b poolishsd for foas successive wsshs be6oro ~
sase-l7th day Of February. 4. p. isso. a N
- LII iA1e121okncE1. . nswspa1er puhlioheJ
~ A!eS county. ana Of general eiie1isstoo e
Done JIG open COuEt this l9th day sf Jssuasy.
1. D. lSsO.
b. 4. DLArON.
judge Of the PrUea4e C0urt.
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:" 1sAisots' nay ssasalt ~ le1o9. 1oossss. r
sans asasasioa = ~ ealli1e. - sees
following eusss1oos:
1. osvs JON sa.s ssA pss..eass -
esaaly aDd oea1o, - yeaf neossM q a.
Z. lo0R - - oagt
.. Oooupo11o0t
3. 0aa301 - stnGiOt
8. HeAs, velehe nos 80 n hona1Af
9. Hov lag hsve - 49, stekS
:. Ten eo@QleG1so, eoogg q - -
.. Hsye ysa : NseSlAO = oees - -
.. 0o)ooo Without S11u1Vu1oco g ~. 80,
abeas yUag soeo. uketne - $3.50 ~ ss1
sisa 1ee. yeos lstase VII 49, seosevo
No.. asd - viii owe ~ ~ -.
6tsaass - en- eanAlA eDanaee
0afU.
Ceope1sas 1Ayule1ens seeeo1 teeee 4
Al lgesasU aAo0IA ~ oeelepe -
hit ys1hsss ssssss. ytls1alDG14 ~ 81
II. I. HILuDOlD.
Ds.euise "a oneWoli;
PAilalsleAias -
II nolo svI1ssussa!
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
81 EW .IiRY
$500 worth tos $500,
Solid Abyssinian Gold Watch
FIR n M

Tue ahosa o9ee b Seauine. althss9h q Art aight
So eo1aa e6osides & supsosihjs. We yiA expsain:
ance ve Arst established our businees here. March
Lot: lo5o Ne have paid paIiealnR attent1oo - the
b9ying Of bo1kupe and anetion lots II JeWelfy and
Watehea often oayin9 - a. lov - one-tensA sheir
value. an1 II no Instance have We pAtd ever one
nxsh the nsnufaetarers' price. Since starting !e
have always been able to dispose Of these gooos IN
Chicago - through our regular customers ssroegh-
o. the edUhtxy nearly regular pteee - last a.
Ne ceal1 psoeure them, but oWns 10 The large nun.
bef d failures among the beaviest dealers end man.
.iAessrsss ssrooshsos shis asd ether ooe.txies
6otiDg os nontks ~ June, J1ly ed Asesse (she
toe 0hen the Jese'ry tasinen b sto&nanel ve
have noe % hand ~ IDoense seoe1 81 Ne most
desirable goods we have ever handled. and Which ye
have bosehs y lover prices lin ever 1nsse In
order to dlspOse Of this est,rs stnck b Tie most
speedy manner nosslhle aod make room for new
ooes which re will eoptipue to buy, ve have hit
opoN The teaeQng nSsd paan;
We Fs9ees 10 gise ys1 . list Of III not desirable
otthe goe4s, elvhe opposite each article tts regu-
laS setaA value. ooe sel to you q shesetesf I'VE
Dollars worth for q 20. For instance, on receipt
Q: 50 cts. We will send you POSTPAID any article to
the value Of g g; on reeips Of q o. articles to
the value OF Is %, asa throughout the entire
ls. Re o. We give list Of the most valuable OF
these goods.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
Dr.. GIBBONS
DISpEHSA

900 KIARNEY IT.
OAC corner Of Com.
meec1sl street, Sen
TSanciaco. EAtablisAed
IL 1854, for the treat-
Dent 81 Sexual and 0euA.
lnAl Dls0aoea, such -
(6onorfhoa. eject,
|Str1csurs, Syphilis
N all ffa HnPTna 0aasnns
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-17

~ hate YOU" Ia a crowd il should
sImnly saw ,bs first. The bow of a
youoe lady should be maIdenly, oaIet,
no, loo demonstratlye vet not cold
or rtorbIddIno Tho saIutal,on Of a
man 10 a twoman cannot be TOO re-.
soeeliul. Il is 10 be feared that 'cold.
tssbionea oou,tesv" has M nlsce IN
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-17
NNOTHERN RAILROAD.

lss0 sU MINER ARRANGEMENT. 1850
NV ~. 1850 p.ss.- ,,r',..
W anu hl'oi gen, =, 100 f"'''"Se' i'A'"
Vw'u run t ", uo,ip ,,pAINs
~. $50 go, ,o
DAY EApr.ss ram tsates "yn.y'a u, iVio
AN. INV heeo, ,,i, is, a "'" ~ ~ ~
A;M'!or WHO VIII ,,,'' p; Sa''"' fonne.uoh
TN tram LOT Wen ~ iii ounhy ' , ynId'"Msphiy,
wartoh' SvMpoi' o whVes"JJ "I ,msasos
bakes, shhs'sau' VneoWvv "a "u5 nrnie'on'
LLaheas'er' ahu 'nu "n"T a", '"meoh-
Mountains nso' W.ua"s IL "ont-
peiier, Mahsheiu mouh'a,h, burlington, 81
Aioahs, houseS ro'h'' Moh''ea'' ogoehs-
buign, anu ,no mST ~ ,v ,.,y.s corcor. -,
AccohMcpArioN Train leaves concord AZ
d.3o Y. NJ igi White H T., o'n 'oanna G oi;
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HEALTH IS WEALTH !

DR.. +. c. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT o specific for Hysteria,. Dig
illness. Commissions, Nervous Headache,
Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory, Sper-
sions, Premature Old Age, caused by over
exertion, self.abuse, or over-induleence,
which leads to misery decay and death -
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months treatment. One dollar
a box, or six boxes for five dollars -; sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guar
antee six boxes 10 cure any case. With
each order received by us for six boxes, &C,
companied with five dollars, We will send
the purchaser our written guarantee to re.
turn the money if the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued by ~. w.
Kimball sole authorized agent for Wood
stock. Vt. JOHN c. WEST \ CO., Sole
Proprietors, w. Madison St., Chi cago H.,
Smith, Doolittlo & Smith, wholes ale agts,
Boston, Mass. Q9S7yD
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-17

A messenger comes all the way
from the spirit land TO inform tho
world that 0you cannot take your
gold into tho spirit lilo, but you can
your knowledge" Any parties about
entering upon the spirit life, and de-
slrous TO exchange some Of their gold
for knowledge, should Immediately
address US, enclosing ono dollar, as an
indication Of good iaith,-L Boston
Transcript,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-17
y'[IzI:y9s
How Lost, How Restored.

A Just published, a new edition OF
.NxDr. CulverwcI,s Celebrated
x X Essay on tho radical cure (without
medicine) of spermatorrhea or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, Impotency, Mental and Physical In.
capacity, tmpediments to Marriage. etc. !
also, Consumption. Epilepsy and Fits, in.
duced by self-indulgence or sexual extrava-
gance, &c.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of solf-abuse may be radically
cured pointing out u mode Of cure at once
simple, certain, and effectual by means OF
which every sufferer, no matter whot his
condition may be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately, and radically.
81 This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal. in d plain envelope, to
any address, post paid, on receipt OF six
cents, or two postage stamps.
Address the publishers.
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann St., New York P. o. Box, 1885,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-17
Consumption Cure.

An old physician, retiring from prac-
tice having placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula OF a
simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure for con-
sumption, Bronchitis Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and Lung Affections,
also a positive and radical cure fol
Nervous Debility end ali Nervous
Complaints, after haviag tested its
wonderful curative powers in thou.
sands of cases, has felt il his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and desire
to relieve human suffering, will send
free OF charge to all who desire it, this
receipt, in German, French or English,
with full direction for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W.
w. Sherar, 149 Powers Block, Roch.
ester, N. Y.
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Q, NUMBERS OF soa,nNna 10, 50.

The richly Illustrated November mum.
ber OF iSeribners Monthly, the Decennial
Issue, appears In u new cover, ahd begins
the twenty.hrst volume. The increasing
popularity OF the magazine IL strongly
evidenced by recent sales, A year ago
the monthly circulation was about 90, 900
copies; during tho past nine months II
has averaged 10000, while the first edl.
ton Of the November issse Is $4,000,
Tho first Part Of the now famous serial
by Eugene Schuyler "fhe Life Of Peter
tho Great" was finished In October
With November begins Part III ''Peter
the Great ~ Ruler aud Reformer," which
viii DO an advance, In point OF popular
INTEREST and wealth Of Illustration, upon
the part already published, TO enable
readers TO secure Part |, the publls hers
make the following special offers 10 new
subscribers after October Goth, who begin
with the November number.
a. New subscribers may obtain for %
Scribners Monthly for the coming year,
and the previous nine numbers, February
to October, 1880, which include Part ]. OF
"Pctcr the Great" Mrs, Burnctts "Louis-
lana" etc. In accepting this offer, II
numbers will be had for SO.
(2.) They may obtain the previous ~
numbers of IScrJner's, elegantly bound In
olivc-grecn cloth 1.-TWO yolumes), con-
tanning Part ]. of Peter the Great, all of
Cables novel, "Thc Grandlsslmes," with
the numbers named above, and years
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All booksellers or news-dealcrs will
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Scribncr & Co., 743 Broadway, New Y ork,
may be addressed direct. Tho regular
price ScriJner's Is $500 year, SO cents u
number.
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aeeoiieetioas oi the Past.

In thinking OF tho place, Tom,
Where on We used 10 roam,
That little cot beneath the trees,
We called our forest home,
And well ! know yoa'il meier forget,
Whate'er your lot below,
That dear old spot We loved 30 well,
Just fifteen years ago,
I'm thinking Of tho school, Tom,
The master, too, 30 grim,
And how when he would turn his back,
We twain would mimic him,
The mastersleeps deaths dreamless sleep
The bright green turf below
Our ehildhood's home has vastly changed
Since hfteen years ago,
Last summer time I wandered, Tom,
10 where We used TO play
The school house was not on the hill,
The brook had dried away
The old mill'wheel had ceased 10 move,
The cottage was laid low
The faces were not those we knew
Just fifteen years ago,
] wandered to tho ehurchyari, Tom,
And stepped beyond tho wall
The graves were many, and tho grass
Der them grew thick and tall
Upon tho stones | read the names
OF those that slept below,
Aud they were uames we used 10 speak
Just fifteen years ago
With saddencd heart l turned away,
And gained tho dusty road,
And from that spot 80 dear 10 mo,
With rapid step slrodei
l could not bear to look around,
II made me sad to know
That all were gone whom We have loved
Just fifteen years ago.
Ny eyes are wet with tears, Tom,
They're falling while | write,
Friends that love are cold IN death,
Aud am sad tonight;
But, Tom, our sorrows soon will end,
LIES stream win cease TO flow,
And We shall rest where crst we played
Just fifteen years ago.
-[Boston Traveller.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-17

BRAINARD's MUSICAL World for
November is out and filled as usual
with choice new music and interesting
reading matter. Each number Of the
MUSICAL WORLD contains music worth
over $500 in usual sheet form, con-
sisting Of songs, ballads, values,
polkas, duets, violin and piano music,
piano pieces, etc, all by the finest
writers. The November number con-
tains six pieces of music and can be
obtained by sending Is cents to the
publishers. Terms per year are only
$3.50 or SLIGO with choice of five
premium music books. No one inter-
ested in music should be without
"Brainard's Musical World" Address
S. Brainard Sons, Publishers, Cleve-
land or Chicago.
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Literary Revolution
AND
Universal knowledge.

An Encyopeaa 40 vols ie 900 10 per et matter
than Encyclopaedia before published IN this eoang aud sold hand
half Russia gilt R20-an enter
Extraordinary that its beyond all precedent book publishing
THH Library UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE reprint entire or The last bp)
Rdnbng edition Of "Chans Encyclopaedia with about per cent OF
similar better than other suited 10 the wants
Of the great majority Of those who consult works Of reference and altogether
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lars with descriptive catalogue II other standard works equally low ~ price,
Leading principles Of the American Book Exchange
upon present making sboalou h
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avoid all "Pag fat anieayyadd Type and gudy nlng which
books aud hne and which greatly add
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Library logre 20 Cyopadia
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Dante uHadiy Ga Works Of FIaS" JopHa "'
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Self.Control In Society.

definite rules and while these are OBJ
served, society is possible, else il de-
generates. But we may, without
losing sell-respccl, exercise u vast self
control, and not show that we distrust
people, nor that We vastly like them |;
We need no. wear our hearts on our
sleeves Tor DAVIS to peck at. Members
Of the same family should never quar-
rel in public. This often done by two
sisters OF uncertain tempers. and the
crowd laughs. The French have q
proverb about this, perhaps too well
known to be quoted.
Mover show that you feel q slight.
This is worldly wise as well as Chris
tan, for no one but mean person
will put slight upon another, and
such a person always profoundly re-
spects the person who Is unconscious
of his feeble spite, Never resent pub
llcly a lack Of courtesy it is in the
worst taste. What you do privately
about dropping such on acquaintance
must be left to yourself.
To a person of noble mind the con,
tests of society must ever seem poor
and furious as they think OF these
enmities and low political man9uvers,
but we know that they exist and that
we must meet them. Temper, de.
traction and small spite are as vulgar
on a turkey carpet and in palace az
the could be in a tenement house; nay,
worse, tor the educated contestants
know better. But that they exist we
know as well as we know that the
diphtheria RACES. We must only re.
fleet philosophically that it takes al
sorts Of people to make world /; that
there are good people, rank and file
that there il a valiant army and a
noble navy that there are also pirates
who will board the best ships, anC
traitors in every army, and that We
must be ready for them all and that
if we live in a crowd we must propiti
ate that crowd.
Never show factious or perempt-
DRY irritability in small things. BE
patient if q friend keeps you waiting
Bear, as long as you can, heat Of
draught, rather than make others un
comfortable. DO not be fussy abou,
your supposed rights yield a dis
puted point Of precedence. All soci
ETY. has to he made up of these conces
sion they are your unnumberec
friends in the long run.
We are not always wrong when we
quarrel but if we meet our deadliest
foe at friend 8 house we are bound to
treat him with perfect civility. Thai
is neutral .ground. Never, by wore
or look, disturb your hostess this ii
an occasional duplicity which is order
ed by the laws of society. And, If
all honesty, cultivate a graceful saluta
ton, not too familiar in a crowd
Do not kiss your friend in crowd
be grave and decorous always
Burke said that manners were more
important than laws. "Manners arc
what vex or soothe, comfort or purify
exalt or debase, barberize or refine III
by constant, steady, uniform, in
sensible operation, like the air We
breathe. W..
A salutation may bave great dea
Of meaning in it. 1t may say, Il re
spect you, and wish you we'll" l
may say, 81 love YOU" 1t may say
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-17

A Wisconsin man who Inns just re-
covered from lung fever thlLka II was
caused by catching colo in the army
sixteen years aga, aud he therefore
apDIiey for Pension.