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-ar1caster fnteLtige11rer.
THURSDAY EVENING. FEB. ~, 1881
THE NORTHERN LIGHTS.
= EoRsE sCPEasTITloy.

= MORSE sCPEasTTTloy.
"Sa5. mother. nay; The pictured coal il glow
Dui!y aad -edIy On the hear:hstoae there
Yon was no fame ot care ess iIle:s' throwing
Nor Tocset flashing through the startled
Twas but th" cleaning Of ta@ Northern
Lights
All, there again, they TeIdsned H1ntcia
height.
$50 let ne Tai-e you softly on the pillow,
See, how the crimson lustre flares and dies,
Turning to red the ion. hclve OF tn: bil!ow,
And the great arch OF al the starle.s skies
Til. fishers say zuca beauty bodies them snr-
Telling Of storm and wind :" blow to-moT-
yvT."
.'%o, child. the Lusy wife may bait he: lines.
And net and gear lie ready fox the morning.
No opre,ase in that waveTing glory shines,
No dDoI. IN the rich hac2 tn. c!D. - aHrrE-
ing:
They d, lat gay III. !!ag:i!ng hours AZ: past.
The gate- The go!Gc. z ,tes. unc. ose al lat.
avon. tie long hill 20 steep ana drear TO
Climb,
Done tic long task 30 bitter hard in learn
ing;
The tear. are shed, G..d gaInerct i p by t!Inf,
The heart beats, freed frDEn all its lonely
ycarn!n.:
The bar swing. bacs, and. aDo!ins sea, and
skies,
Burst out the Gc4lhics5 lights .! Paradise.
"src, sec, BY the great vnIcs Of pear! they
stanG-
Friends, children. husband sec glad hands
Gut-tTctciI!ny.
For nc, tor me. The undiscovered land,
rs prEGni1c in that .o.ratc signal teaching !;
Az, kiss me, child, t: lips will -rrn be dunn b
That yet Ia earthly wnr'i- can say come "
Again the banner q: ti!: y HNrtLc.n LigA.
Waved brDac and bright across the titcs Of
heaven;
And Ia the cottage. on tA: rugged height.
The passing ra'liAncc by their glory given,
Snowr! i pal" orphan weeping by the bed.
And the calm ,Ini!n. nt tn" happy dead.
-IN nc Ycnr Enunh
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Brandy as @ Medicine

The following article waa voluntarily sent to
NJ. II. T.. -IIyu!akcr. Agent tor Ee!GL:t'- Old
" inc store, by a pTO!nI!l':!.t practising p!y-l-
Clan Gi tnis ,:ps:nty. who has extensively used
tIlt: Brandy referred 20 in !N regular ,r;:ct cc.
II l. commented to the attention OF those AZ
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

KiGncyWrrt acts first by Overcoming in the
milde-t manner niI f"n'"ncv TO cons ipatiOn
then. by ia great tonic and nvi.cnrafing prop
ertic- il rrsrrr.- to htHth tt,c '"b;Iitd dtcN and
weakened! parts. We hrv.. hundreds of ccrti-
ned cure wuors. "a! "l4r hat iii!c I. Use il:
:InI -Ti!.'T no !GH"er Lrchrnye.
L W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

racific Express: east: ON sunday, when nag
gcd, will stop ut MiddlctOwn, EliZabethtOwn
Mt. Joy. Lan,isville, Birl-in-IIan,l, Lemun
Place. Gap, Christiana, Parkesburg. Coates
vile, Oakland and Glen Loeb.
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, when tagged.
will stop ut Downingtown. N. COatesville Parkes-
burg. Mt. Joy, EliZabcthtOwn and Mi,i,IctOwn.
HanOveraccOmmOdatiOn west connecting mt
Lancaster with Niagara and Chicago Express
at llD0 Il. m., will run through to Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connects nj
Lancaster, with Fast Line, west ut 80 r. M
and will run Through to Frederick
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

Not 40 fast my !ri"rb for If You you'd sec
the strong, healthy, b!pr,uning men, WOMEN
and cliIllIrn that !IiE" been rui-s'd FROM Er'iI
of sickness, .uii.'ii ing ana almost death. 10y the
usc Gf Hop I:ii;"rs. yNu woulh -nv " Truth.
glorious TRUTH &C" "lru1E-,' in another
column. il1-2wd$w
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Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.

l4;- nov much abused Alcoholic SlIuIiint I
49, never intended :: beverage. but TO be
I-'.rt Iuc'!".Ic T.; great potency III the cure
q: some nl the destructive ti,i.ti-.- which
sy,"rl w':iy t"r annual toH-an!> .. victims.
with i pErc!; phtanin!H.ic n!ctiv: w! pre-
seat TO t;!,: f.voT;tO" notice pt invA!i':--e-pc-
cI.l..V those att Iicf' with That miserable ,i
60" DJ-prp-!;t. Il -y"citc remedy, wiic! !s
u.,tNiHg more 81! !ro- than
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24

EsTATE OF SARAH MONTGOMERY
II late of The city of Lancaster. deceased
Letters of administration on said estate litv
ing been granted 70 the undersigned, all per-
sons indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment. and those having claims
or demands against the same will present
them tor settlement to the Undersigned, re-
siding in said city.
ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY
ii. Il. SwARH, Administrative.
Attorney. ian!16tdOaw*
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Brandy.
A Sovereign Remedy

The aged. witE feeble appetite ami more or
I.-- debility. Will I'm! this simple n"'iic:Hc.
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LIST OF PRIZES.

AMOUNTING TO S369,S50.
whole tickets. IS: Halves. 81: Quarters. -.
Hemittances may be made by Bank Check.
Express. Postal Money Order or Registered
Mail.
Responsible agents wanted at all points. For
circulars .ivin" full information, AMI for
Tickets. address
W. G. WHIPS,
Willard HOtel. Louisville. hv.
febIJ-6twS2wdTSS
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REiGARV'S GID BRANDY.

or al! their ills amt aches. BE it, however
,:rictIy understood t!i,.t Ne prc-criJ'. ana u-s
~ one arf !clc and That i
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1'STATE OF EDH. "A. SENER, LATE OF
II the City of Lancaster, Pa. dcccased-
Letters of administration on said estate llav-
ing been granted to Tie undersigned. all per-
sons indebted thereto are requested TO make
immcd cdatc payment, and those having claims
Or demands against the same, will present
them without delay TO the undersigned.
REBECCA SENER,
AdministI tIatrix,
Or to g. Soner X Sous, Lumber and Coal Deal
ers y. T.. Corner Prince and " ainut Streets,
Lancaster, Pa jan. .2S6tdOaw
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1'STATE OF THOMAS ID KELLY, LATE
II OF Lancaster city. deceased. Letters OF
administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in.
debted to said decedent are requested to make
immediate settlement. and those having claims
demands against the estate of said ieccG!ent,
to make them known to the undersigned with
on: delay, residing in Lancaster.
ianl3 3GtdOaws W L, UENSEL.
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GIFT DRAWINGS.
WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY POST
W PONED
TO APRIL Z, 1881,
FOR 4 FULL DRAWING.

The drawing will take place at LOUIS
VILE. ny. under the authority OF Z special
act of the Kentucky Legislature. ami will be
under the absolute control Of diSintere>tel
commissioners appointed by the act.
LIST OF PRIZES
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TISTATE OF FREDERICK PYLE, JR.,
IL late OF Lancaster city. deceased. Letters
of administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned all persons in
debted to said deceIent are Gucsted to make
Immediate settlement, and those having
claims or dcmands against the estate of said
.lccetIent. TO make known the same to the
undersigned without delay. residing in Ian
caster HENRY WOLF.
Il. +. DAVIS, Administrator.
Attorney. teDlG.GtiO:w
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.JEHLLEhS.

JEUELERs.
r OUIS WEBER,
IL MATCHMAKER.
No. l591s NORTH QUEEN STREET. near +. x.
X. Depot, Lancaster. Pa. Gold, Silver ana
Nickel-case Watches. Chains. Clocks. &c.
Agent tor the cclebra:c! PantascOpic Spccta.
cles and Eyeglasses. Requiring 2 sHecaty.
aprI-lyd
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LEG3L NOTICES..

LNSTATE OF HENRY GAKRECisT, LATE
IL of Lancaster city. Lancaster county. Pa,
deceased. Letters testamcntary ON said estate
having been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said tlcccdcnt are request
ell to make immediate settlement. and those
hav ing claims or demands against the estate OF
said decetlcnt, to make known the same to the
undc' signed without delay. residing in Lun-
custer, Pa. ISAAC ID. LUTZ,
JOHN A. BAUSMAN,
jan2l-StlOaw* Executors.
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ESTATE OF JACisE WEH, SIR, LATE
IL, OF the city of Lancaster, Pa, deceased.
Letters tcstamentary on said estate having,
been granted to the under signed, all persons
indebted thereto are requested to make imIne-
hatc settlement and those having claims Or
demands against the same. will present them
without delay for settlement to the undcrsign-
cd, residing in said township.
JACOB WEI. JR..
Executor, Lancaster, Pa.
\. J. EEEILY. Attorney,
40 Grant Street. Lancaster, Pa. j2l-Gt,lOaw
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IEiTEIfSS' GIsDI

( 'SLCAE;A AND FONT DEPUSlr H. n
y Trains now run regularly on the Columbia
and Port Deposit Railroad on the followink
riIle:
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L',TATE OF SUSANNA FRANCISCCS,
ing been granted to the undersigned, all per.
sons indebted TO said deccticnt are requested
to make imme1liafe settlement, and those
having claims or demands against the estate
of sain dcccdent to make known the same to
him without delay.
JACOB BOWERS,
Administrator, Il. b. II. c. I. =.
JNO. NJ. AMwEG. Attorney. j1S-GtdOaw
LNSTATE OF Il. BENEDICT IsOOS, LATE
II of the city of Lancaster. deceased. Let
terS trstamentary on said estate having been
granted to the Undersigned, all persons in
dcbtcd thereto are cqucstcd to make immedi
ate payment, and those having claims or de-
mandS against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement to to the under
signed. residing in the city of Lancaster.
HAELHABERBUSH,
Executor.
JSO. A. COYLU. Atty. ianI3 Gt,iOaw
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ACE \ full line OF Lace and Net TIDES
ACE Tidlies also, Antique Point TIDES
ACE Lace Tides. TIDES
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

pects Of life 10 charm his eye, bs sees
along the extended plain JOY after Joy
successive rise. May The all iwpor-
tent wampum how ID aud cupiousiy in
undste his pockets.
Lusher Academy has been rocked and
moved ssei q tom, heset and he
s,ige,l, by the mcaseis, tast abe stands
forth to-day pale and einaciatsd, hnt
measeI proof, and steady iu her course
right onward through tiie mystic lahy-
rinths If ancient volumes, 10 The sunlt
hin If Pnrrassus, where SHE wili ever
shine as IA illnstrious beacon 10 the
ftnt sore plod Ter on the 1nsty riad 10
forgotten lore / understand there
are three young gentlemen attending
the Academy who pay their tuition md
board by work on farm. These yonug
gentlemen have 20 far proven them
selves t. be upright and moral, and, if
they continue on as they haye started
nut, see no canse why they shonld not
he fitted 10 fill almost any station in life.
Tie opportunity afF ,rtied them il large
II due TO the enterprise and munificence
Of Hon G. D. or, who by the way
manufactures lnmbsr by the wholesale
and retail. and in sizes from solid
incl. 10 a square rod. pole or perch.
Tie great wave Of political strife nev.
4 hcats against onr peaceful shora
Once aud awhile, when there's much
cemmotion We hear the echo waited
through the stately pines. AT this time
We family hear the battle cry oi MahJne
hut il doesn't disturb the even tenor Of
our way, md if "oli Nick" himself
sllonld get mp rnmpns in Congress.
ihere woui lie no riot Or mas meeting,
neither would they petition FIR redrces
of grievances, SO long rs il didn't inter
fere with Ing meeting ana harbecues.
hope Mr. Editor, il the i5,iisss
Who presidss 1t the fuunt Of ancient
learning has already showered heI
hlessiegs npon yon. that Won will pitcl
4 yonr tent nearer ih@ snnny cline Of tin
tropics, where she REGINA and abunia 4
/ Ii h4stows her gifts on the snpplicant,
at her throue. and now, may your spiri
be bpdewed with the soft essence Of po
/ ctic feeling, that you may be able 4
say like poor Byron, who "busted mp
on love. II esteem lot man the less hn
nature more in all onr happy inter
views
QuIETus
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

systematic, as we'll as iusurias eie
prompt collection thereof. We do uot
mean to imply lhHt this should be ttse
manner Uf forming the auxiliary societits
but amply pulut out QUE If the wavs az
accomplishing the sacred purpose. zfm
81 tpa Utmost Importance to sct at otte.
and permit, ns = ask yon TO impress tin
fact npvp III ID nd- Of those whom yc,s
npy associate with ynn selves, If me
great neetrssiiy If paving their inas
promptly, alld see that tie quarterly
returns aud collections are promntIy
made a onr Treasurer We wntill
further suggest That yun make the irs,
collection fin one quarter ut once, ard in
the iutnre collect ypnr dues N lnfhly,
thereby enabling tie Managers Is real7z .
enough I'll enHhle them 10 20 ahead III
their self imposed duty without snff4ring
n the helpless inmates IL tile AsylSFn.
II Il II possible to impress Won any
further a- h 9nr necessities, We wynld
inform i that tile fence around nnr
Asylum needs renewing tie fllor III The
dlung room II rotten, and the hnnsa fnr
Tue safe keeping of unr fuel il fallTng
together. winch we hnye been nrpeln{Sr4i
fr0m restoring, owing q tile lack Of
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Jisol,a,.n III. H 9.l;.,t; sn,. '."''ie ~
5ar,i,,i. n III i.,gn,i',ilE; ,., III 7,.il
.,aail ~ @,e, u. XIV. ,a W.T. ,ui's,'''a, nst, N
a' y, i,'i,;, nr,n'"l .'r y il''i.,oe
!, N ,b.,laas, ~ j. ~ ;n l' A"i' l 3,,''is IFs
y ,i,,r II ,fs I, ~ 49, ~ ~ M ',a.,sa .., p p.,H
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NH, s.'" .,"l ~, iuil. lil's!"l itlsl'lh'
~, n9 @.'" ,'.ia i,,, i',, o'',S aisonni-'
w. .isa aa,f,a 1'@ n 9.s !",nhn i.l,l, \,
~ ,,so,,r @ n,,iar ai.s !, M. m '''',. nl''.e'u' n
WIN ;.,.,.s.,a; 'na '.,'l'.'''e M,
,s !,'t'',t, W 'i..,,ts 'la t'N w 800
,s'1a XXI S.ii p'N m .'sis,
a.ai ..ar,,,;,, nias "pt pt.s,' ri',5t N iru'.I =
s.a's',ns ,,s,,'.,,,'s s'a's ,';,t 1 '.n' 's.
Va 9ill itii II, ~ iilis,r N,,R i's
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20
AN APPEAL FOR THE NATCHEz
PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM.

After lapse " many years of trial
and experience ID the effort 10 enpport
and perpetnaie one ~ the Oldeet aud no.
hleHt institutions in this State, to, viii
The Natehez Protestant Orphan Aey-
lnm The managers If tie same are
nrged by The greatest Of necessities tn
submit tliis Appeal 10 the people II
Mississippi. We tell Ypu il tie most
direct manner, that tho inmates of our
Asylum are III want, Immediate help il
required, ia order thgt We may be ena
blel 70 fed and olpthe them. We have
heretofore, for the Inst sixty 1--WE wears.
heen alle 70 support tile Asylum. ~ cal
ling upon our people, (citizens of Match
eZJ for such meana as We required they
have always given wi.hont question.
freely and literally Within the Inst
few years, ihe Grand Lodge Of Masona.
the Gran Gammandry uf Mississppi.
the Masonic lodges Of ills CITY, and Il
few other Masonic lodges Of Mississippi
and the citizens of Ntcksbnfg. have given
MS substantial md With these excpp.
iinns, the City Of Natc,r2, or rather Her
clil2ens have bore the entire responsible
lily cheerfnlly and willingly. Our doors
have been oprn NJ nh times for the
reception of inma'ea from all parts Of
tins State, aud We have oruhnns now
from various sections thereof, mnmber
fully forty or more. fnnr IL whom only
are frnm NatcheE} helpless and INNOCENT
fellow creatures, looking tar their ann.
port and moral md religioua training.
10 the managers Of the Nj chez Pr0tes.
tAnt Orphan Asylum. RI heing the
only Protertan Asylum ii tile State. and
i aa onr funds are nearly exhausted. md
\ onr home III nds having no longer the
4 same ability and means M IN the past
necessity compels ns 10 call upon the
chhrilabiy inclined within tffe limits n
this State ~ come TO our assistance and
relief. The question Of supporting
these helpless inmates "flash az ON
titsh" and "hnpc of our home ought a
be most sacred and willing dnty, the
perpetnatinn II which, should aciuate
all 70 take hand in giving
MS their encouragement AMI
support. We therefore in the name ~
humanity in the name Of onr State nrid,
call npon all ministers af the yariou,
congregations, the officefa Of all III,
various Orders and Benevolent Societies
and others, where there NAV NOT exis
any OF the above Congregations. LODGE
or Societies, take stepa to organic
societies within their bounds for IN
purpose of obtaining regular contrihn
ting members, making she tlues Lsyabl
monthly at the rate of ten cents no
; month for each and every member ~ IN
respective societies, which ines shout
be sent regularly every quarter.
To facilitate the organization ~ tbes
auxiliary soc settles we would respectful
RngRest that permanent officers. say
President, Woe President. Treasure
aud Secretary shonli he eli ctsd 10 sery
, one year. and also twelve. collectors II
each society To- collect the ines tvcr
month, each taking month respectivel
thus msking tthe collection q due
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

body seed il. There wus annuthcr feller tina
some oy en- called Bill f3uftuns. thar lDoked
like his s,erit was hed from him. ] did hearn
I'm say that a yonng gerl carrai hishart with
her ter Mccanh Getty, an that a few weeks
b:fo that he went ter see a vung lady an her
lit.c neifews an uercs run en- ir'th ont. II
wns ennff ter make him look dtseunifurilrss
There wus one teller thar they called Frank
In ho didn't sceni ter be rs frank ca his
name sed iur. lie tuck ter no gerl in puItic-
Ter. az no gcr1 tuck purticler panes ter tuck
after him. There wls er feller they called
Otev nj he inokei like he was a Meth.list
ptcahcr III the way from Arkansas an peer
ed tn II tliinku he ltev le away frnm seeh
sin-tfilt koi,grrgasinn There wus little frl
Ter that they all called Rad that was mitey
sweet on a sweet lmkin little lump ov suger
with rag round IT. an he peercd like he'd
like ter ,Ioyner ter HIM fur life. There wus
one tall purity yung gerl that that are feller
Pete kfp askin about Teller ho called Pap
HID ! bin that are gerl Id er papped his jaws.
There wus a hig short feller that looked like
III carrel the most oy hisself on his front, that
some ~ ein called Picwic in he had a pnrtv
little creturc with him. b1t she looked like
she Hedden onte fer he ont in the mite are
There wus one feller what they all called bic
who seemed ter have mnre life in him than
emmy body ei.e, an when he wus a valein in
them quodrils, he peerctl ter have the most Nv
his life il his too Gym an l had bully time,
ia want ter 70 ter annoiher soon, an ef we du
ill rite yer anno,her letter iellin all about it.
Rite here want Ter thank Mister Konolly
fur his kinness ter me and Gym. All all the
rest. He jnst seemed ter open his crate big
hart, All say, "Ycrs al welcum."
Mister Edltnr. cs used fer belong ter thu
press gang" al camp -ineetins barhecnE, big
dinners an 10 futh, rckon kin sine mysel +
Fraturnclly Yers,
JEEMs.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20
SECRETARY or STATE.

lr r. Il. Henry, editor * the Ledger
has been mcntioued Eayoras!y, ia ssver-
ii instances az a suitable person for
Secretary i State. We llare beeu o..
sociated With Mr Henry III az editorial
capactty anl know him d VI rninently
worthy aui tEuy competent IL every
respect tor the position alludea ~ lie
j active, sober and iudnstriuns, aad j.
oHe II the most ihdomitabie eEce.
workers that w have ever k.owp, II
Mr Heury should " tortgnale enragh
70 obtain the nomination, i viii a1Fard
us much pleasure d suppori isn And
should IT, Be elected " euarantea he
Will ao the State good ferSIee
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

The President on the 9th sent mes.
sage to the Senate withdrawing the fol.
lowing New York nominations Stewats
L. WOodford, United States Attorney
t'r Southern District; Asa w. Tenny,
Uuited States Attorney. Eastern District;
Lewis f. Payne, United States Marshal,
Southern District; Clinton McDolgall,
United States Marshall. Northern Dis
trict; John d. Taylor, Collector of Gus.
toms, Buffalo. Theee gentlemen are all
known as friends and adherent Of Sena.
tor Conkling. The nomination Of Judge
Robertson for Collector Of eastetns was
Aot Withdrawn.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20
FROM osYKA.
oayEA. Mss MAE 18Th, 1881.


& OsYE4, Miss. MAY 18th, 1881.
Ett.or Magnolia Gsz,tte
W. came iu-t within three miles %
having i wedding since I wrcte yon
last | expected II tell yon all nbont
il, When i happcucd, as d hig piece of
news. hnt the thing nm through and de.
stroyed the beauty u my allegory how
eyer II get eyca / vim tn you I'll about
il W. I'm as it went The young lady's
parents had, for some time, eudeayored
% keep her ont of loving distance Of the
young man, hoping the hAme kindled by
C1pil wunld flicker md finally go ont,
but i seemed TO burn steadily and with
as bright 4 light as at first. 50 she
agreed, II the young gentleman wonld
get the license, in slite of all Opposi-
tiou they would end their hopes in 4
grand unit. Bn. what think yon? After
his plodding III the way there and all
hut three miles hacIi--'hree bare m.
stretched miles-he is met by a message
from tie young lady saying she lad al.
together declined tine idea IL marrying
him. / don't know what that young
man did he might have Fpat upon the
ground and matle saekc!oth Of the spit
tie aud annointed himself with the ashes
thereof u he might hive spake long
and eloquenily 70 the evening breeze
or lie might have sat himself down hy
the waysile. and wept over the fickle.
ness of the fair daughters Of Eve and
sighed over tlie burden of unraanittcd
love. Hal it been l, Mr.. Editor, !
would have loaded the calm evening air
with about svan chapters If bran new
English and supplemented il with MI
the Greek and Latin l could have
thought of. AMI closed the exercise with
the song,
.'lll love any ilttlc charming girl
That win make me torge1 Jerusha Jane
rm sorry the wedding failed, as Il
wouid have been senation and reliev
Ell tue dull niono'euy Of every dav life
1 About The only things we have to amusl
us ore prayer meetings aud Temperate,
lectures; 10 fact va have them ever,
day and ornamental editions on Snn
day. | can't imagine what was thi
matter with that yonnS lady. unless sh,
had Il lng spell Of tie toothache mn,
was verging into the FIRST stage of th
measels. As for the young mau, ] hop
he thoroughly understands the rule ol
which the infinite juntness and good
ness Of Nature works while she prN
vides so many good things for her chill
dren, allowing them to marry, aud SO
fourth, and then affiiets them with III
measles and the sad disappnintments.
There seems to be q lull in the mel
camille business just at this time.
suppose its owing to the stress Of wor
on the farmers part. We have two en-
terprising merchants in our own ueiRl
! hoEhood (east af O~ska): Messra. N
NJ. Wilson and J. o. Magee, who seeI
to do fourisling business throughor
the year. The latter is quite yonn
! gentleman. with all the 'ghstering pro-