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SnfanO-9epefGetto
gus Ser SmnSssbamptitaot,
sfe slnsfuhr BON erpnffnifer,.


gSal ineto on, %. Mai. - 2aut Sez
ridten OcS itatiItilden 8tireaus betrug Der Sc
Iummtmertb oer i'm letteu Qpril aus ben Ser.
Gtadten erportirten 8roofOffe I'M @an3en
$40, ,426, OLA un0 i'm @pril 1880 $22 ,7O5 ,O74;
in ben alrl 80. April 1881 uerltri6enen Wtoz
naten betrug Der gBerth Der Qtu8iubr BON 8ro0z
Icffen $71 1856 uno in Der entipredenoen
8eriobe oes pergan9erlen Sabre8 $74, ,O68 ,454;
Ill ben ON so. 9tpril 1881 Oeritridenen 10
Wtonaten 1925, ,155 ,8O1 uuo in Der entiprefens
BEN Berio6e Oes Uorber9ebenOen SabreS $685. =
844, ,3S7.
Sic paniSdD.amcrifaniIdlen MnIpradle.
9ie @ommIiion fir lpantid ~amerifaniid)e
Gnipriid)e bielt geitern cine Sibung I'M StaatS=
repartement, unO 9raf9Gwenbaupt ,OerSAieoss
ridyter, CAB in 6em Salle bg8 6rn. Sole 81.
WociaS, etneS amerifaniideu A0optiUbiirgerS,
cine @ntiheioung ob, tpelfe benz 9ebteren
S225 600 3ulpridht. $1r. Wiacia8 beIaB cine
Blantage in Der gtdbe bon Watan3aS, @ubn,
tpeld)e I'M Sabre 1869 bon ben Spaniern in
8eidllag genommeu nuroe. 9te &ommiiliOn
fonnte fi6 iiber ben Setra9 Der @ntiddOigun9
nidIt eiui9etl uno Die GntIfeioun9 muroe 0aber
oem Sfieosridter iibe1laiien.
IermtId,tes.
Die glbreiie ots SriegSletret6rS 9tncoln naf
Sort 2eaoenmOrtb 1T burA @eid)dfte oer509ert
morecn. @r miro iebt pabri9einIih erit am
Montag 2lbeno obreiien.
Die 9eitrige Steuereinnabnte betrlg $52O,z
422.59, Die 3Olleinnabme $675, ,036.44.
Sm S6atante tpurOen geltern gfational=
8aufuOtsn I'M Setruge BON 1882, 800 3ur Sin.
lOiun9 enpfangen.
Yldfbent @0rfielb, ieine &inber unb Sefre=
tdr 98intOm madtcn seitern auf bent 3ol.
futter ,@ruing" elneu 9lu8iug nad 0lOunt
Sermon. Ser BrafOent 1T ieit Der @rtranfuug
isiner Satin uur peui9 OOr Die SbIre 9etOms
men
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Gi9rntbamGi6er We8et 9lber8lans
Eanfh

@ogefteIb, S.=@., 81. Dtai. - 24ie be-
reit8 mitgdbeilt, nuroe gGitern bier Der yte9er
SOiepb SteOGuS gebGugt, melfer eineu anOeren
yieger, g2dflenS @norem 8iharoion, um9ez
brodlt hattie. 9ie Geihidlte oes YiorocS 1T
cine ieltiame; Stepeu5 bate nit 6em grmorz
beten cine tleine 6ebOe unO babel ben &iir5gen
geiogen. 80lO nadber murOe er BON einem
&C0en bciallCn, tpeld)eS etnen Irm ldbmte uno
ibm grOBe S4merSen Oeruriddte. Gr mauOte
iid on cine ulte 6rau, peld)e OWf gSunOertu=
rem berabmt mar. llno oicic iagte tbui, er iet
BON einem b0icn 6eiuOe bebGrt mo tonne 0cH
Sann nur eaouru los meroen, Oa6 er oemiel=
ben ein Baar 8rOpieu Slut 0b5apfe. GriOQte
bel nGditer @elegcnbelt nit Seoeu, Der ibm be-
gegne, cinen S9dnOCbruG mebleln; mem INNER
er eiu6u ilcd}enoen S6mer5 bel einem Olhen
SGnOetrrd peripiile, 10 babe CT ltiueu 6eiuo
eHtoGdt, mn mn bClieH Slut tDune i'm bCteH.
StCpen8 gtaubte Der 6rau unO begab fd BON
ihr 81 ciner grOBeu SIiammlurg, no er mini
beltcn8 fiiniSig Sorbigeu Die 6duoe iAiittelte;
enbIid CAB er audi 9tthdrOiou Die 6Gno, mel
de oieler ber5lidl lduttelte. Sin itetenOer
Sdmer3 ouruiufte Steoeu8' 2lrm - er erz
taunte ieinen 6eiuo Stun itlIib er ii6 lang
lam al 8i6ar6iOn btran, uM ole tOit6aren
SrOpfen glutlS 81 crlangen, pelde Inn 6ei=
lung brin9Cn iolten, unO Oetiebte inn eiuen
Mcfcritld, pel6er oOS Ser5 traf uuO Oa8 u1z
9Iiidlife Spfer iOiort t00tete. 3ipei DIAL
murre Stepcns rpegen 5ieie8 UiOrOeS prOielItrt
unO bebe Dtale ifulOig btfuuOen. Gr bohte
bis gum lebten 2lHgenblide auf SegnaOlguHg.
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gefegrapGtfGe 9epefGet1.

iSertAts Der ~Iioctrten Breiie" fur oen sDeutiden
&orrelponoenteE.D
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Scr
''JleuO C6a((en0e'

In oer beiie CFisidranf (Refrigerator) in Qlmerta
uno man perseie ntdt, oaf bas Bette ale5et Sas Bill
Belt, gorSi9lidteit uno 0auerbnitt9feit in iih.
gabrbaft punserbar 1T feline @iserparntB, uno Der
goHerbe9alter ion uno anSiebeno; aber Die @onier@
pirfammet, tets troden uno pogtommen talt erre9t
GrIiounen b bat cine nnBabl Seiuder, fpele ite Il=
teriudlt BADEN, sar Sefpunberuns 6in9eriiien. sic
crbdt ales eid 8eroer6ltte, oas man btnetn itelt,
eeSuno friid, uno sntragItd) fpdPreno lrseno enes
gBir boben cine Gusnabl re9elmd6i9er @r0Ben, ferz
tscn ie6ot aui geaeGun9 tr9enb etne @'rose an ute
5fefaurationen, Grocer, 6leiider, Dampf6ooe uiw.
paiien. -,..-...,.. ....> III. =.
WSan Ipredbe In unierem pon Srn. s. S. Susbes,
enem betannten Sirser SaItimores, 9eIeteten 9aup1
ouortiere
G6e Oct 2ibertD= ttno Sertngtonitr.
Dor un6 iberSeuse d ie6it. Gin Seiud baidbi loirO
fdp lobnen. (AptuEo'lVe)
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Ser 8eISmarft.

View YOrt, q. SOl9en0e8 Itn0
bic SdluBuotiruugen: @elO mar letdt 81 p
bis 81 unO iGlOB Su 81 8rOSent pro Sabr. -
Gterlin9 @ediel 4.848-4.844 uui 60 Sage
uuo 4.85}-4.853 auf Sidt.- SunOe8- Dbl.
GOtiOuu: 188ler Coupons 1893, ueue 6itufer
lO45, reue 4t=proSentige 1164, neue 4zprOSeuz
tige e117g.-&ftien: 9tod=S8lanO 1474, Pitt8s
burg 141, SaS. @entral 1863, R,-Y. @eutral
1918, yatc=SbOrc 1884, @rie 5O4, DO. 8riOri=
tGten 915, gOrtbzg8eItern 1923, 90. PriOritd=
ten 144, N.=S. Central 1O48, DteaOng 60B,
@ellern llniou 1913. lluterIdabamtS= 8llau3
@olN SCI, ,752, 2,312: @oNant 81, ,263 ,626.
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8eGiel,

&eGIel,
PaGcte, PafiageiGrinc n.i.tu. NJ l.n.
SD bite, alle auisaben annohenuidb bts Dienlios
9littaa gu MAIDEN, um un9eidumte Beforguna NIT
iebem Bunnerfia3s= Gampier nod europa bepertitelz
1isen 5u tonner. Z. Naiuc.
gte bsr Galtimoreitrabe uno Pof>O Oieee- M0euue.
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Seatidse Sparbaat 6Dn Ualtimore
&r. 443, 2Seft=SeIttmpreftrase,
seesaaber Ser GearItrase.
.ENea $sastG; G;.................sSota ets ubE.
9onrerifca G0enD ppn e 6t5 nbr.
Gut DepohitH sgeybrn Sin!sn betrbH unb bteleibsn
nur IN ioIiber StoGs rr6 Son6s unR ausss'utieu
-S9potheieu aHaclegt.
@naS. 3eSttnaN, 5Esth 2sSgat0R,
BIarognt; Btce%Brdrctnt
DtEetfu&en:
Sob, Scei, s. aatentcclp,
5. i. teimatr, Sob. S6uitbes,
Sob. &unS, sch. Gl6du99,
@rur suoops, W. 4. 6tflnonu,
2bos. Gpilmah, Go6ert Panae,
Sob. s!e9rn5s @e5ra Stll6enrdum.
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@nropaii@e Gabelberidte.
Traifret6I. Hlambetta oCE tuabridleinIidle
9iadfOIget 9artbClemD St. Spilnire'e. -
<ampathte Sei6Iuiie Oer uuOerioHlidlen
MlaAiE.lLaaa

OuWUeIa Der Neutrality-suspicious.
9iad1fOIger 9artbClcmD St. SSiInlre'e. -
Sampatbte Seihluiie Der unOerionlidleR
RaOiIaIen iiir Ote 9itbilifcs.
SonoOn, 21. Ytai. - Der Barrier Gorres
iponSent Der ,,Girle5" tele9rupbirt: mn Inter
ber vScrutin De 9iite= "0&etbeoe CUR Grm6bs
lung BON Deputirteu wirO bic 6Gnmcr ans
$50 DiitgIieOTn bcitcben-ungcfdbr 80 uebr,
alS geqenwdrtig. Sr. @ortbelemb ct. 6is
laire, 0ttnifer OcS 2lu8partiger, miro bis na4
Der gGabl auf ieiuem 8olten bleibeu Iu6 To-
oann ourd) SrH. @ambetta eriebt meroeu. -"
8ari8, 21. Mai. - SS. SiftOr 2eirGnt
un0 Scnri 9ibier iino Su SenatOre11 ouf 2ez
benSSeit eImdblt mDr6en. 6r. 8artbelemp ct.
Silairc, 9iiniiter oss auSmdrtigeH, ertldrte
bdte in Der erilcn Sibung OeS bon Der Santz
mer beSIQlidl 0CS tuueIlheu Sutrag5 erraRn=
ten @omite's, Die $icrte babe iidl in Die neue
SrOnung Der 0in9e in GHui8 gefiigt unO ote
Abitd]t auigegeben, 8ruppeu nam GripoIiS gu
idliden
Baris, %. DtQi. - Sn einer Seriamm
lung, tpeld]e Bate BON ben uuOeri0bHlideu
daOitaleu abgebaltHn murOe, nm gegen DIE
6tnrtdtun9 .Sehp 6eliranH'S Su proteitireu,
unrbe cine 9feibe auireiSenbcr SeidJliiiic uuges
nommen, peld)e bic WaBu0bmen Der ruiiiihen
3egtrung oeuunStreu, Die iran56fide 8egies
rung pegen 9aidltbea6tung oeS AiDIrehtS taz
oeln mn DIE 6Ofiuun9 au80riiden, O0B Die re-
ooIutiOnare Bartei in 0tuBlaH0 eriolgreid iein
ipirb.
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gouoOn, 23. Wiai. = Sine Barrier De
pelte bCutet ar OaB Sapitaliiten aus Ranae'
Tier unO llmgebun9, i'm Sale Die lluterbauos
lungen 5ruiidlen @nglano mo 6ranfreid be-
Sii9li6 Der Saummollz Snbuitrie nidt OaS gez
miinidte &eiultat er3leleu, eiue @ompuquie bill
ben unO cine grOBe SaummolipiHuerei ;u
JtOueu etablueu polM.
Sc idelnt, ais oh eiu ioltCs l,uteruebmen
CUTE &usifteu aHi @rfOlg bitte, uuO i'm Sale
Die WnnbeferGr Saumnoumaaren aus Srantz
reid ausgeid]lolien meroeu, 10 iuo Ole 8Cfiirz
morter oes llnteruebmens entidloiien, Gin tlet.
ne5 yiaHdeier in 6r0nireib ;u etablireu.
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IfYou Live 10 Is Ola.

You will Of firsl be surpri edio beal
yourself called an old man, Or The Old
gentleman. This you will soon be.
gin to consider as token Of respect,
but when by the way of insult you arc
called "old dad" by insoent boys, you
will long TO see the bear coming out 81
the woods.
No. am not an old man, will be
your unspoken thought can walk,
run and jump, which latter an old man
cannot do. have 10 ID appetiiei good
eyesight good digestion, hear well,
sleep well, and enjoy life. True, there
are some gray hairs and wrinkles, hul
what Of that Others have the same
that have never INDUCED the thought
Of being old Why, there is my neigh
Dor, he IS nearly ten years older than
|: he is engaged in active business with
full as much anxiety and industry as
his sons. True, he wears spectacles, 50
do many younger man or even myself,
but that is simply an infrmity of slight
account. And so you will argue from
year 10 year, trying to convince your
self that you are not an old man, not
even falling, not much, not much.
But last you will be compelled to
acknowledge that your JOINTS arc lit
lie too still, that you get weary with a
little extra eXertion, and, finally, that
YOU get very tired You hold your
book at a very inconvenent distance.
your newspaper IS blurred, and you
eonciu@e 10 submit 10 wearing speeta.
ces, at first tbe fashionable price ncz
but eventually thisis no, so convenient,
and as you have made up your nind 10
agree with your fuends that you are 10
reality an old man, You adopt the old
fashioned bow spectacles.
Time goes on, WEAKNESS Increases,
spectacIes must be changed. partial bald
ness, comes, heaungis caprcious, moi re-.
ally deafness, bat On inability 10 distin-
gui-h between The words spoken 10 you;
your hair has lostlhe gray and put6n the
white, your hands are bunchoi wrinkles
and VEINS, your face has Lost is color
and your llesh has -brunkcn and weight
dimini-bes. You tall and are hardly
able to rise, the slight moisture naiur-
ally cxuding from the skin has nearly
dried up, and for The want Of the frc-
ton that il should Afford, things drop
from your hands despite your clutch
You incline forward either 10 standing,
walking or sitting you try 10 counter
act this altitude Of dectcFlude aud 10
stand erect, bul the cariilages that have
held ,he Ip,nts IN proper shape hlve
r nkCn GA csc SIDE iiam uunatuIa,
pressure aud wiil not lei you zap.
Ambition fails, memory rs ifeacher.
Gus, The tongue docs not obey roliiioH.
and you fali oyci the least obstruction,
and finally you are ready to say wllb
the immortal poet, sans teeth cans
eyes, sans taste, sans everything
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breeder can ascertain The aptitude tn
fatten, the constitutional vigor, and the
quality and quantity Of the flesh All
animal can carry. II is the peculiar
sensat on OF soitness and pliabilily under
the pressure of the fingers on different
parts oil the body. The nature OF this
sensation depends on the degree Of per-
lection ofthe capillary circulation OF the
system, by which the nutriment pre-
pared by the digestive organs is freely
conveyed TO every part OF the organiza-
lion. II the capillary circulation is
actively carried or in the skin, at the
greatest distance from the large circu.
latory vessels, il can readily be inferred
that the internal parts, which are more
lavorably situated, will be abundantly
supplied with materials for the removal
ton and increase their tissues.
In testing by touch the first thing to
be observed is the hair. A fine. long,
messy coat indicates good feeder,
whose flesh will be 6ne-grained and
marbled. A fine but short coat shows
tendency to the accumulation of too
much internal fat instead OF a Uniform
distribution Of it through the system.
Harsh, coarse, wiry hair denotes poor
feeding capacity and late maturity. A
soft, mellow, elastic skin, moderately
thick, that yields readily under pressure
when the animal is in a moderate con-
dtion, but grows frmer as the beast
"ripens," indicates good health, easly
maturity, and fine quality OF aeshAhat
can be rapidly laid on. A hard, harsh,
unyielding SKIN denotes slow feeder
andInferior flesh; while thin, hdbby skin
portends a feeble constitution, coarse,
stringy flesh, and soft, oily fat. In all
case. The skin should be springy;
the indentations made by pressure
should be eGaccd promptly, not slug
gishly, as are those made by pressing
the fingers on a dropsical limb. To
discriminate correctly By THIS method
requires a delicate sense of touch that
can be acquired only by great deal OF
Practice, and when they are differences
in the condition OF the hair and skin
frequent comparisons Of different ami
mails arc needed 30 avoid mistakes BY
examination Of his own stock, however
any farmer could acquire good deal Of
useful information with regard to the
handling qualities Of ANIMALS.
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Surveying.

EDARTIES wishing to employ tho
services Of the undersigned as
nrveyor will address
! gro. 3 DENT
Grea N 20, Ma.
! arcL 28 1872 Tt
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Sumner
n 80. - iD.s..xn
G0f7IpiGiijtS

Az this season. various diseases Of lhe
bowels nre prevalent, AID many iiccs ar6
lost through lack Of knowledge Of a safe
and sure remedy. PEeRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER is q sure cure for Diarrhpa, Dys-
cn,ery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, etc, and is pcJecty sqge.
Read the following:
nsgpetneH n. Y. March e. 1ssi-
Fanny DAVIS PAS kAfts.h esasC fafl5 q tgnr8
ta'taa rsiisf for eranp aud IAN ~ GO stomach.
NiqEqrvIIIlg. \. y L, teis Z, l3.l.
Tie very hEgf fgiedleup kftsw - tsF 3N8@TteEy
clIo'sra morbus, and erEmps IA the siomscii Have
nsed 1t fof years, pnd 1t Is aNfe e1 e., every tne
$50, MotsaogsA, love, March Z, ~
cranp, collie and cholera niorba. hye almost
CAnNEsvILiE GA, fe.s =, issl.
For twenty ycaia have il1,,d your pan. KipI.Kg
IN family. Hayo used II many times for bowel
e9mpi9ntg sd \, a . se' would gl III , saio
S.co. nv. Jan, q, ISL
should allow i g bc oil q liz isi ~ l'''''
ogr1pA, n. Y. Isl. 81 Ia
Me Term 9l flag # 2,q 5 IA g g s afe
tog 70 bod without bottle ia ttls e, ta9se,
CoxwAYnono. q. d Feb. IA isl
Nearly eyary family Ia ttia seeti9n bFsle bette
In the house I'm ~ MORTON.
u y
CHnFBLu, RaENUsH PnuHIs Feb = 1871
Ihaye known pEngy DAsts Pam kIILth alInost
from the day 10 was introduced, and after years 81
observation and usa / regard its presence in my
household as On iadisgsasabis aeeeasity
/ s. POTTER, u. s. C0nHnl.
BUBTON On TRENT, lsNu.
/ had beer several days auiierimf severely from
diarrhma ACCOMPANIED With Intense pain, when
tried your PAIN KILLEll, and found Glnost instant
relief ii j. hpoNE.
81 MONTAGUE ST., If1GDoN, ENG.
Daning residenceu f twenty three yeglk IN india
have given II In many easea 81 diarfhPqy dteef-
tory, ana cholera, and never knew Il g fail g glYo
relief r. CLARIDGR,
No family can safely be without this
invaluable remedy. Its price brings it
within the reach Of all.
For sale by all druggists nj 25c, soc.
and Si.00 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS X SON, Proprietors,
Proyidence. K. |.
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NOTICE.

TAX-PAYERS of the 9th Election District M
debted to me for Taxes for 1880 are hereby
notified that unless The same are paid on or be-
fore the lat day Of July next, Iwill DO compelled
to collect the same By law. give this notice re-
but will positively enforce il without
respect to persons lean he seen in Mechanics
willie and Charlotte Hall every Saturday Evening"
THOS., IeNEI4
Collector 9TH Election District.
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THg PuBJC ScHooL fsACBrp .---
There il 40 ma1 or woman Ia aBY cali.
ing o. form of .cs,itpar. ihat does more
hard work for less pay th3p The com.
mon school teacher allowing that the
common school teacher is the gisb, sort
Of teacher. add doe, hiss At her work
o4pably. By common school teacher,
ae mean a teacher 81 the ordinary pgb.
lie school
Tie work 20 be done differs 10 ua.
turc from any other manner OF work
undcr the sun. The young men and
women who attend colleges and high
schools have learned 30 use books, and
the college or academy professor as
signs lessons with the foil assurance
thsl hrs class Is able 80 appreciate the
true meaning OF the books. But tho
primary school teacher has 90 such as-
surducc. he k8ows lhnt ms classes
may memonzc what ~ lad down "a The
books. and yet not understand it, lie
has TO be 10 them an interpreter OF bid
den meanings. He oitentlInes has io
simplify and explain over and over
again, before has pupils learn the real
meaning. All this is a terrible wear 10
the nervous system. II requires pa
ticnce almost superhuman 10 do such
work properly. Those who think that
four hundred dollar per annum or even
eight hundred dollars Is too much pay
for capable common school teacher,
have a very small idea OF the work 10
be done CAestertoua, Nd, TraHs-
crjgi
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Handling"

In speaking Of The quality Of stock
and especially Of that Of 'beef' cattle,
there il scarcely any expression that il
used more frequently than thandling,"
OF touch, and there is none the signi-
tication OF whiclit is harder TO explain.
BY "handling,o The butcher can tell,
before purchasing, the quality Of the
leJ il Of living beast and by It the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-07-21

How TO KEEP CooL.-As warm wea-
Their approaches, We devise all sorts Of
plans 10 keep cool, aud by very earnest
ness defeat our purpose. To be cool,
one must be tranquil--and avoid unne-
cessary exertien. The prudent house
keeper will make her morning fire suf-
fee 10 do the chief part OF the cooking
for the day. Cold boiled meats, cold veg
etabIes, cold desserts for dinner, when
that meal comes in the middle of the day
are in order. Potatoes made into salad
are not to be scorned by any lover of
that vegetable. IF cup of hot tea or
coffee is desired, il can be made on an
oil stove, aud such food as is prepared
warm can be warmed over. But custom
renders cold food as palatable as and
during hot weather even more palaIable
than hot food is IN cold weather. A lit
tie persistence on the part OF the house
mother will prove this the case, and the
experiment is certainly worth trying
Farmers wives who stew over the stove
in midsummer moons have harder time
oiit than farmers do in the fields and
there Is no necessity for this. Iced tea
and coffee and milk are as delicious as
hot tea and coffee when ones palate is
accustomed to them. The hardest part
of the work should be done IN the
morning, if possible, and if you can lie
down in the heated part ofday 50 much
the better Plenty Of sleep, with ire
quent baths, will enable almost any one
10 bear the warm weather philosophical
".
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PORTRAIT OF MR.. LOCKE,

in size and style similar TO the one of President
Garfield which we issued last Summer. This
portrait in the picture stores would sell for so
cts. II win not be put upon the market at all,
and can only be had by subscribers to the
BLADE.
Those desiring tl'ese letters complete and the
portrait, will DO well to send their orders early.
We shall print an extra edition, to be able 10
send back numbers, but the supply win doubt
Iess be exhausted in n month. Send your or
ders Immediately
Specimen copies Of the BLADE mailed to any
address upon application. Seud your subscrip-
ton at once. Address
BLADE CO., Toledo. 0.
May r., 1881.
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.gsS~ The hens are preparing for Easter-lay
ing for it, 20 to speak. Somerset Hcrdid. The
only objectionwe have 70 Them y they do not meet
II squarely. They 20 ut II III a kind Of round
fabout) way; but we are Of the opinion that this
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TEASING CuhDREE.--Many people
have the habit Of teasing every Que
they can particularly children just tor
The lun O OF seeing them get angry and
to see what thew viii do and hear what
they wilt say. Nothing else seems to
give them quite as much satisfaction o.
this kind Of sport. and they viii 20 &c
any trouble and lose no opportunity Of
engaging in it, 10 The ycxaii0n and dis
comfort Of every chIld they are for any
length Of time In contact with,
One Of these pests OF social llfe come.
where a child is quietly al play and the
first thing is to upset lis toy orli>elf OF
annoy it in some way, and when II man
iest. it, excited feeling tbry laugh as II
II we're "A good joke. II the little one J,
pugnacIuus, and rushcs Of It's 'ormcutoi
with is little fists and tries 10 PUNISH
BIN, il is considered rare sport and
candy or coin IS bestowed as gifi tr
appease the wrath ot the aggrieyed
child, only to be provoked again when
another opportunity presents itself
These people undoubtedly douoi mean
to do harm, and would bc highly of
Tended were they accused Of being IT,
rannical, which isindecd the case. They
would probably plead guilty 10 charge
Of thoughtesSness merely" When fe.
montratcd with, never once dreaming
OF the injury they are INJECTING on the
little one itself and through il on others,
by thus ahnornalIy and prematurely
developing tie organs whose function is
mainly sclfpro,ection. The constant
repetition Of these disturbances render,
the child irritable, ready 10 ay in a pas
sion on the slightest proSocailon, and
often, very difficult to manage by its
rightiul guardians.
Causing any one TO suffer merely Ter
ones amusement has long been Justly
considered as barbarous pleasure but
i is little beltefil the suffering is mental
instead of physical. In fact 1t is worse
in its effects, because more lasting, than
that caused by merely physical pain,
More than this, il is one OF the meauest
kinds Of oppression, because the little
victim is unable To cope with the gene
rally strong oppressor, and in some
cases is rendered very frantic by being
thwartcd in every attempt TO detenc
itself from persecution.
would like TO enter protest agains
all teasing Of children in any way or OF
any subject. let them grow aud de
vaIon as nature intended they should
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