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woald bs "t! avoided. Sine: Dc Bri@ant theii'
Invited me % dinner next dny t meet l'rl1co
eretIy cutnc to Paris. and wae staying with
!!er.. / returned home nstountled. N. re-
tlecttot, ! wrotn to decline the invitation.
st' s d sone s"Gnt sr ;s' G. aoer tS s S5s'' eay u
't3 So ts3d,n!s!s!!; s" Atter thls i sss;%etl 70
ms that ~ t;t!ardfn WAS not truthful ln say::
x 1x 'hss RoM s I'LL ;a not r ko & Me Mng e. S Sts kns m
receives secretly I,rines BIsmarsk's agent:
,uo,tt herself toid inc 10. II tlIiy infnrnla-
t!o,t can ,.ss!at Yost IN confoundlix traitors TO
i Wsre II arssss; IL; ii Fns g. 5s"s y araf S II ''iis Il
East by ii ioooo9 90 tGsr'Ma''s. Yoa %ill, psr, s
@s 1 & is ow s soa sfts af rse y thS Ss }s;egR, gRs
goo francs 70 n. d. lortaIls. At least Nine.
;. Thu writer Of tie letter, Nine; t'raux, Is
tic wfdow af u. Ernest 5}uvergier DO llnit-
Cnbinet of II. Martol, aud Es person OF
note. She herself Is 4 woman ,0f some
talunt. md has written n popular history Of
1lo Kevoiutlo1l., It vii he observcd That al
sT o,t stter ,dd i 'issa sf s We = what s1asa; as II
good faitll, but she erred ill., TAX.
Lux for; gospel what was said TO ller by
shaved ll,e tloor when Sle came to visit fIer.
Mug. de DrtnI0nt unqueStiOnably is friend
IF nil the ncrsonages whom allc asked Niue.
Graux TO ,leet at dinner. 1fer friendship
with n. te Gfrartttn nlmDst dating FROM her
cradle. is one Of nearly titty years. The
reading. of this letter WIS frequently inter-
11lptatl BY Indignant exclan,atl0lls. II. Gan,-
BETA begged nieflbers TO reserve their jndg-
incilts: u. Lc raure sall the letter, on tho
and Insanity. II. lie Cassagnac and II.
1loul,er spoke strongly against n. 1afsa,t.
The order Ut tile DAY, pure and simple,
which always has priority, Mpyrd by u.
500 to ~. The utler was then carried.
, 1881-01-15

eatal In the prevailing fashion Of nas.ns Card
sHt OF fcye,, beautiful carde chch ia six colors,
md OIL A gold background. IN tho very Highest
desron Ut art, illustrating Hhakspenre's "Bevca
Ages Ut afa,,." We hnyH sparetf no expense Id
theso cnrde e.-thcy n1r simply llttla nrt.acins
0r ot,Iy ain has ,ccn IL pi,!sl tho hnrst .rds
yet shniRH. Applications for tbeln hNvn ts'me
III 80 rapidly thnt neuriy the whotc edttsin Is
gmgest bnfor. tho receipt By us NJ The cnr!s rrom
lid artt.t. w have thrrefore been obeed e
Relopt tho following plan tor tho distribution Of
the retnaIltfer. Nh r1nr1 Ut tho vit Shakespeare
cards, seven fn tho sarlcs will bo sent excepting
upon tho receipt of stnt0fnent from grocer
bought Of hIu On that day vt loast seyon bars of
Dndbins' Electric Soar wItb price paid for saIr1g:
All applying In this manner will rcccivu the full
Fct u seyan car,ls gratis by null. This wi!1 tu-
share Of thesc beautiful ,,eatgn'. nsho,iEt It n
no manner repNyk us for tho ci..tnf tho clts1s.
Your grocer hls tho ADap ur Will gut Il: ailh tho
purchase by yt,ll Of seven hslrs OF Il at nng tp
will secure for yt,. gratis sevor1 ret'iy tont!tfuf
cArtfs+ Tho soap improves with ngc. and Is MI
nrtelc Of necessity In your hpuse every week.
Thcrefurc you nro nnt naked to buy useless
nrtcle, but one that yon must have anyway.
tell ratT lNdy friends lnhknx "Cnrd tN!!ectl0nA"
to do tho enmc: Yours respectfully. I. L.
Cravlu & Co., 1l0 Bouth FOURTH street, Phllsdol.
pllill, "a.
, 1881-01-15
A CHILD'S AFFECTION.

which unsptttfngly Procured Her
Fathers Afrost ~ 11o Vus Fleeing
from Justice.
NEW YoRK, Jan. o.--The arrest on the
charge Of eMbezz!elnent Of u. Dole Bryant, q
sewtng-,uachlna agent, which occurred at
the New York, Luke Eric g. Western
Railroad Depot. Jersey City, Friday hight,
WIS prectpitated by the persistent affection
of his little daughter. Bryant had been for
mauy years manager of The Singer Sewing
Machine Compal,y's branch Office In Albany,
and ind the implicit, confidence Of the G om
pni,y. Recently he became acquainted With
into dl4sipatea linbits. III d short time 10
llau einboxzivd 5000 Of the Company's
funds, and, being unable to replace It, fed to
New York. without giving any hllt rs 10 Ills
destination 10 his vile.
Ills prolonged absence excltel suspicion.
aud the compAuy ordered an Investigation VI
Ills hooks, Which resulted liz the discovery Of
Ills lefalcation. DetGcttye Dwyer, Of Alha-
'iy, WIS Entrusted with the :ase, and feeling
communicate with his wife, shadowea her
continually. At the end Of several weeks,
Mrs: bryant broke Up housekeeping aiMl to0k
the train for New, York. The detective was
i"deinx is i' for srsat ] nd % two SS dauatess fa ID
New York. all tue time closely watched by
the detective.
Friday evening she and the two children
left tho ltousc, and proceeded to the puvon!a
they. look the boat for Jersey CITY, the de-
tecttye still following. On reaching Jersey
City Mrs. Bryant instead Of .Ko1ng into tfle
rallroad lepot, walked slowly up Payonia
liz carelesly alonE tho sidowaik, and slight
exchange of recognition, Wllict, did mt es-
cnpe tho detectlyc's observation. passed be-
tween thcin. TIC woman md children then
, 1881-01-15

CABLE COMPANIES.
f,osnox, Inn. 1l.--TIM Anglo-AEerfcan
and DIRECT United States Cable Companies
lo.lay ratified tho arrangement with the
Frencl, Cable Company approved by tic Int
ter On "Wednesday Inst.
TAIiCNF.
''"T, Il. Willows, finunol manufacturer. of
Lancashire Inns fallcd. Liabilities, RG0, 900.
HOT.
J LONDON. ran. IA riot occurred yester-
dny rear Wigan, growing ont nj n strike Of
conl miners. Tic poiico chnrged The crowd,
but were rcpu1sed. Several persons were
severely ftjurg1,
, 1881-01-15

LONDON, Jan. 14.--1n the House Of Cnm-
mons to-tlay, STR Charles Dilkc, Under For.
cign Secretary, said the Government had not
asked the permission 1T Portugal to lnnd
troops Mt Lorenzo AtarQuese. Delagoa Buy,
anil hAti no ,,rcsclt Intention to ask It.
THE pngToIeIAN GUARDS.
LONDON. Jan. liza dispatch to the Ec,rs
from Cape Tow, says tho Beers l'nve Issued
n proclamation charging the British with
firing the first shot ut Potchefstroo1n md with
shooting l]oors at Prctt'ria, complaining Of
the bo.nburdntent of Potchcfstroonl. and talk
Ing the credit for sending the wounded Of
The N1ncty-fourth Regiment to pretorlu.
, 1881-01-15

THE WAR ON Tatfs JEWS, -
BERLIN, Jim. A.-:rhs aNtl,JawIs}l' aRtta-
Hon has extended to Saxony, HayqFla, Lelp"
Zig and Breslau. tr.,. .,.,.
tion to be presented to Bismarck Inns already
10000 signatures. The petition will be pre-
seated about the middle Of March.
THE gMpgkolelLL-
Ths Emperor OF 0ermany Is suffering from
. cold aIlu sore tlltoat. =
STEAMER DAMAGED ny FIRE.
BREMEN, JRn. 1,--Tl.a steamer adirondack,
from Now Orleans, has been slightly dan.-
aged by hra In port r.;
TILE RELIGIOUS LAWB.
HERLty, Jan. t+.-In the Lower House Of
tha Prussian Diet today, Herr Wlnlhosst,
leader OF tha Catholic party, supported by all
the members Of tho Centre and the Polish
Deputies, Introduced q resolution declaring
ths administration OF tlle sacrament aud cele-
, 1881-01-15
MAlI
BI E|RSS,. e

II you whks up With Coatad Tongue. Bour Stomach.
AeaGncse, 10 Agp0tita, tako Malt 1tataess.
ftOu suffer from Survuusnu<a, Wnkofplnas4 lys.
term or Lkhausuup. take sIuIl lkittcrE.
II yon haYa 3nlnrA. l'ver Epu,p'alnt, OF nny Ktd-
ney Or Urinary Weakuass tnke a1uit Ettfer~.
Il 4 usiCatu wplnAu Nnr1lnE A0tAaf with
ruls and Wu,ury N'opd, take a1ajt nltters.
II yeu hayo weak 1.ubgr. cuagI, Eliht sweata. no
Strength, n1 Tloru, IRke n n9t lttters.
4 pslvs unfartEGnteH Extract If MALI, uopa, CAL
13AY4, HUN, aud Ut.,or UIpod Eoot1-
uswn7e Vt limitations slai!aFly uAued. Every bot
tie bears thu ConitMu7's = Signature.
Malt Bltters Company, Boston, Mass.
, 1881-01-15
RUSSIA.
..r..

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 14.-1t seems to be
senera1ly felt that tho beginning 0f the year
1881 finds tie country with mich brighter
prospects, than the past .year. In spite Of
Nthitsm. certatn measures .of progress to-
ward renl liberal reforms have been made.
, 1881-01-15

For conatipntton. ttiiouane.*. Alck
tcndnclle, Indigestion, take Aretnt'e Ve1etnhe
Ilnwel Regulator, tho mist pleasflnt. mild, and
hnrfuicss 1nxotIye. Il Immediately relieves u
t,endaehc. stren9thnns tho stomaef. stimulates
tho tlvrr and Kidneys. md .puritie4 the blend
For Halc by all druggists. Var hehla0k. htn.
ycnsnn 4 Co., wholesale agents. 3tn!u Jepnt,
Arcn1s drugstore. corner Mudison street md
Fifth avenue.
, 1881-01-15

D1nca1tstcr's Cough 1ftxtnrt.-The best
rcfnolv fnr use In the fnrully Tor co,Kh*. colds,
bronchitis asthma, cnsunption for adults. md
shtppinY- Y-cough and Group for cht!hren. Pre-.
nHrtsl only by John T. Lce coFn4r l!alsted Rnd
Harrison streets, md for aalD by all druggists.
, 1881-01-15

America aEnin sRkes tho lead. "yo
could hardly believe nur 9nud luck when wo
in nraria. to hnve i handed US; It wae like meet.
ing au old frieua."
, 1881-01-15

Eminent Dr. W. e. {'nyeItaEEs, FIem-
pills. Tenn. rvritcs: "Fnr Weak Dipex(i1n, CuH-
!ntnptIon. 1fHettI Debility, ETC.. ! recommend
Eafdcn's Lfeblrs Liquid Extract uf fseef.
, 1881-01-15

!. To All Our FrlenIs.-f1avtn9fa had mum.
boIleax Inquiries for advertising cards from
lailus in Rll paris Of Tho country who are inter-
, 1881-01-15

!
., a.. r..
tate of ninairS ~ vn,,mt, cnt,,,lnrt,. II ticm
smith: Ell .ip,v s1nhnetulI Ind boun ni.oweti 10
Ang.t ., nt * lis original .,rlcra and purposes In
lsai| lt;H,S about Utnl md III antf-Anorlcanisns.
ta's'as ~, Hand Inl., Tribune f1,co,): Az
,ov conducted III tho United ethtes' tho tole-
~" .,,, systtIn Ia simply RlHnnttu n,nnnpoly
esanh s,,rI ,,re,, n rew fni1vldueIs, who tnyo bc-
used IN t,,rG" rabx ,hat ti,py c, y @t,y Eongsc9s
casnc es",,a e. W. Z, imrKtc tho .nonupoty.
that attempts :" '.N ~, 7,-F..
ln'un:n sro ,bore who hnvo seriously reflected
bo1s ~ to"t TINT Inn trrptucs of tho raltroatts
npah iho l"e. s' ,,a,.,,n ~ ~, trn,t,t u.a,..
arc aa",' .a, ~ 'J 1s3o tho earuluea-tat il. the
aAa a..a, +hcy nu,I rxuctcI for carrying ct7,p-
fsusiiiics and passcslgcrs-pIcctlcd tho ynluo Of
II olIr Impur;s7
xw ,.nrk Trff11tuc: II BArnuu really cnu-
.,..notcs starting ncnpcgont, he cnit 8ut aus,o
,',ohtc hints about tho way Ii, do It from MIR.
sII1cn. lie Wilt thus bo ennb:cd to avoid tho
..,.,atc Of oycsoattng tho gont. II will 10 re-
,,,,crei Tint In 1877 Mr.. T}dcu tried tho ox-
n-1ncnt pf putting all Tho burden on ono gont,
n,t lint ho wns forced ultimately to ralso tho
sI.r Of tho prGch.s!0ti to three ny taking In
ay naSshs hnve 70 d, ito sainS Iase 70
employ orcn lnrxcr ntinhcr, Indeed, 1t looks
now Il ta pr%aoa5 ~ wl, ~ @ MT n 1yo !; IL, nt ~ e.,
HnEFf4 III }hlo - A4N ASaN ~ ~ "ttA A4o
norcy letter Oil bis buck.
r.1,,,,h,a m S,o,c .T,,,r,,rf f13o,,. rr.
Columbus W o"s.e WI. "us t4.orj. ~
tIrcly too fhtleli 4Hptr1ahee IL attAehea 10 tno
rraj or pretended lt,arrcls nnd chickering's of
ar,,1lc men, Fu,t uluctecp.twcntictts OF tho
p'pno ,,toro ~ tin o,,,ntrr $3.50 ,nttf.,,
Hepnpc"t' 'o.Il - ,9 'o eiatl9 e"'u mummy
al'o''. Tho lenders 0! a!!esea t"cttons, ana wold
be satisfied tntlior thuu dsplcaRct should tho
pro,dpnt neglect oil Of such lcu.lcrs Con,
n",, .ho.t, In ti,o tr,,o.. uorao M or,tno,,t
uafheia. IL t,,,.mr t,onn y fnntinpfat % S"a
party ieMn.. .' e. ' s',notu, ~ T.,,r, ~ ,;,1
never nscn s,,s l.. ~ iro.s,tt IL .st, ~
napnf4, II i ts ,ncrp tnnu Mtpriw XXX
out @ q IL. ,i,or +ho fI.r;init ,Mn+, Win, -
10 mI. @ .i .v,rt ~ nist ., tr, ro,rn,1o Nv
enters upo" '''' y. "'s'
washington u!sp"te" 10 Delio1s t0oat. n
strong eHoft Is eel'e 'n"9e ~ Aufe Juuee eooles
appointed 70 sueeecu eusueo o"uyno ot' t1e
I bench OF the uftea states supreme Ioart. ~
tsundesstoou tla. the Mschshh aclcRauon IN
j ttIons numcrorsly Signed by nsttzens Of bfichi-
Eau. lllsnos' eisssour,' rennsSlsanla. nnu o. tno
New LhRlano S'''ss' unse poet' sens 10 1ue rlcs-
!lcnt utgn at J r., f. Ut On
!nf Ut - nj Scss.ts ite fnr ihat i,nnorsnnt MI
ftior, Gcnticn,cn who hMyo talked with tho
! President % thts subject, rsrresent NJ. Hayes
, 1881-01-15

Etse lfsrk LastaMtFe{as AIp<rttafr .-..
The question u t,un4 4sktd In certain 9uar-
tsss. How much did yuu got for abusing sarah
Ustuhufdt3
, 1881-01-15
POiSON.
An Alarming Epidemic
now Sweeping over
The Country,
Which Destroys the Senses
Of. Smell, Tate, aid
Hearing.
And Devours the
Lungs, Liver, and.
Kidneys.
Failure Of Physicians
to Successfully Cope
With It.
What Shall we Do?
What Shall we Do?

"1tis In tho mrcous erIbrsne TINT wpuhoFfutF Feml-
duld envelope, surrounding tho de!tvt.sa tissues Ut
tie aiE and food rs4*aGesv says Dr. k4nt;d. "that
the All-prernent md dangerous runlsar kho1u II
Catasrh makes It's Stronghold. Gaee established! Il
eats Into the rory vltals. and rrndefs e tu: 1ua1-
drawn breath pf misery and 4!seaao, tullnx ula
senss Of hearing asana,sl!lI the powor Of Epgceh
destroying the faculty Of SMELL tklnttaE the BREATH
and killing the rcsned p1easnreA OF tasta. 1usil-
ous1y, by creeping from simple cold In the head
It aaaaulss tho uaamtraouB lining and envelopes thd
bones. eating through tho delicate coats and cauStuc
Inflammation, Atough!ns. MID death. Nothing short
OF total eradication wt., sccure health to o pasns
md au Alternatives Ara simply pEpcrassinaed suduE-
inks leading TO II fasal torulnaton. aASFonE's
MAn1cA1 Cr1tE. oJ lu.,a1ution and b5 internal nd
mtn!srat ton. has novcr failed; even wen tue dls-
hns u,Ads frixhfui inroalA dccutu eonstltu.
tons. hearing, smell. and sasa havs been recovered.
und the dlspass thoroughly driven out"
GAxF0nD's RADICAL CrRE consists Of nne bottle
af thu NAu,cAL cusn. one hox CATARRHAL Sul-
vExT. and on< IMPROVED INHALER neatly wrapped
In PACKAGE with full dite4 iuns and soa ty ali
drugglata for fL0l Ask for SA&FuKD's HAnicAL
CruK.
General Agents. WEEKS 4 I'orTrn- Bnston.
c0LL1Sg' S0LrAIc lIAaTGH1 reiIevu In : minutes.
, 1881-01-15
Monday Next, Jan II.

In accordance with our uniform
custom for the past "a years, we
have made such large reductions
in prices Of all Fail and Winter
Stock as shall promptly dispose of
It, and at the same TING have car
ried the sacrifice into many lines
Of the most Staple Goods.
Particularly severe slaughter Of
, 1881-01-15

tnr y,,.1. 1.s ,p.. ,.. .
rs,r .w ~. LUX f'ost: ine uNty OF CohEFcss Ii
.S .etS p'sln-to rofund tho bont1a and reduce tho
.a2ca. But tho two things properly xo Together,
II the pcopIn cnutts In t.nnv1ut.ed hevnn, ,u,,t
that tb.,o ,,,,, ~ ~ ,'''.. ~. uouut
Tou,S sg ns1,, wy IT,. 20 no seuueuon Of tafss they
eoads. .
spont,nn ,.,..' .''"o pug .."ue nass ooen
.tsas r''us WIN rf1de' TO tue reduction of tue
s.peasea df tho Federal Government. Tbs Re-
pobsicans hayo told us Tint thu pnytncnt NJ n
asge part ar tto t,.ht bca mn a,,y,, ,,, ,,,u.1
putluv IN, ..'. Wv 49,. n"' w Wv" .uo scns1
" terost' which nus oeen stu fnrtAor
a''h'atlcd Wy reEuntiiug at low rates. The Dcnl-
aesats hAye told us that WHEN tboy secured. cnn,
l'ul Ut tho lIuusa Of f,epr,seutn,,yaa thev wnn,
b work II, rcc, H.. .,t,.ss,s,,s".tass 'aus "e..s
tconO,nyW - h,s i.s t4o Appn'pfiauons aho mat
~'aI' IS ihs s'ilec 1ceh pFAct'cct ~ con9ress.
LID W., ust ~. 9f th!s ssft or ea1h!o o'1 ulth0r
sss M n'r: uG'tfu ~ tne ilte catlplsa. out thnrc
penn'." T." cgsY AiI 1hvsnls answer to It.. Tho
enIn Mula,iFess1uH lh0 ttepubl1cun and Re!nc-
thot xr.s est.uess hntKht "Gll 6ay: -. " iou tal1 III
i ths.n ~ ,u pase relleed expenses. what evidence
kr iii. VI ESue,ctiDsls Noda nhe ll.ld nt1y In r
1IInns l., ". W YOU say. yo tayo shsad certain
puS 'th ~ interest and GertAln tull!una ~ HArl-
tosns ~ taur y. appropriations, I'D ulnt tho 0ovnsn-
yrsr ~ taed l!tt'li to tay AAny millions less
nnt t.. sIe!o might u bo a corresponding rctluo-
oS h ~ ,taaes, but we hrs ll.,t uwt,ro Ut anything
nno t WIZ. ~. y y true tlat yuu haya put 4nt
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-01-05
How Things Will Be Five Hundred
. Years Hence.

Scene Study in the house ct an
old gentleman in Australia. The old
genli>nan telegraphs to the servants
room and John appears blown out OF
a pneumatic tuoe.
Gentleman-"John, go TO the car
riage house and fll the family balloon.
My wife and children will fly to Cal.
cutta about four o'clock to Mr.. john
sons, in order to be present at ball.
Then dust well my little balloon and
fill it also. must fly Immediately to
the London exchange, but think, how
ever, that / shall be back before four
o'clock, in order to be able to accom-
pany my wife hundred miles. She
will be lack about two O'clock
Should it be very dark about this time
have one OF the monkeys light the
electric lamp so that it shall illuminate
about two or three hundred miles,
In the morning L expect several
friends from Hong Kong and San
Francisco don't forget, therefore, to
telegraph to Paris to Chevet's success.
sor about the pastry a la Napoleon
XVIII say to him that we shall ex-
expect it at half past five o'clock still
warm. Tell the cook that yesterdays 4
artificial beefstsak was spoiled by too
much nitrogen. Such deplorable
carelessnsss ought never to occur
again.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-01-05

Sometimes, when look back over
my life, am amazed to see how the
pages of its record are dotted with
hair.breath escapes. l escaped the
dangers and hardships OF the revolu-
tionary war by waiting until the war
had been over about sixty years be-
fore got born. When the Brooklyn
theater burned 1 was in Burlington.
When the yellow fever broke out in
New Orleans, was in Minnesota,
and Immediately skipped for Canada.
When l was boy at school, one day
all the boys in school were flogged all
round, for robbing an apple orchard,
and the ffogging didn't do a bit Of
good for every beggar of them had
the cholera inorbus all that night, just
the same And l! l was attending a
another school twenty-three miles
distant. When all my brothers and
sisters were down with the scarlet
fever, l was down south IN the army,
and when / read the letters from
home. laughed aloud to think Of my
good fortune, and | would have to be
shot a, only once or twice week. in
stead OF having to take medicine three
times day. When man comes TO
the office with abill, nine times cut Of
ten am ou: And if, by some as.
J tonishiug blunder, l am in, am uu'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-01-05
Some Physical Fruit, Of fldlsnsss.'

The mind should always DC occu-
pied, II IL strengthened and preserv.
Cd 10 a healthy state by work, where
as II decays or becomes impoveri'h-
ed by disuse, or, what ID evan worse.
since II Is isimpossible to keep the brain
absolutely at rest. lts powers should
te proatably employed of they react
on the system aud give rise to tho
numbcrless ailments, physical, mental,
aud moral, known as hysteria. This
term almos. implies that am thinking
Of the female sex certainly it's TO wo-
men especially that the want Of occu'
patton applies, Young men are fore.
cd 20 get their living whether they
like 1t or not, but large number OF
young ladies' in family have abso-
lutcly nothing to do. Those brought
up in the country have this advantage
that they may always make work fol
themselves, the village children may
be taught aud otherwise cared tor,
bringing not ouly blessing on them
but healthy body and mind to the
beneloctor.
IN town the condition Of middle
class girls is to be pitied, They are
too gen,eel TO follow any occupation;
they are often too many in family to
assist in domestic duties they have
returned home from school with some
very poor accomplishments; their
knowledge OF French and German is
not sufficient to allow them to con-
verse in these languages; and music
just enough to indulge in doleiul
song, or play badly on the piano.
They dawdle through the day in
lifeless way, and fall victims toa
thousand little ailments which the
doctor is supposed to put right BY
physic. But the most curious thing Is
that should the instincts OF the girl
force her to put some OF her energies
into use, she is as likely as not to be
thwarsd by the mother. I am da'-
ly witness to this; and when young
ladies are brought to me for advice,
the invariable story ia that they are
overtaxiug their strength; the mater
nal instinct being so perverted that it
has become with many the belief that
every movement means fatigue, and
absolute rest is the way to insure
health.
1t is against this very erroneous
view that / am now preaching. These
mothers do not come to the doctor
for advice, but come to dictate to him,
and they say: 81 want you, doctor,
10 insist on my daughter not playing
The organ at church, tor it is too much
for her; or having that childrens class
once week, for she is always i'll after
it; but order her to have her break
fast in bed and glass ofport wine
about eleven o'clock" 1t is this fanci-
tul care on the part of parents which
is so injurious; for the very energies
of young people would command
them to occupy themselves. l 40 not
know that girls are worse than boys
in respect tot idleness; for probably
the latter would not work unless
obliged, and even for them an oc.
cupation is good quite apart from
that at which they earn their daily
bread [Chambers' Jonrnal.
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Well A. Keep young TheEither.

Frae sun TO sun, as seasons roll,
Thro' every SORT o. weather,
Ahe pledge well tak'-as twin o. SOUL
Wen a. keep young theglther
Sac dinna fash, tho greetin' come,
Nae care sud weigh featheri
In ither's heart ilk finds hame,
Wen a. keep yonng thegither'
Nae dolefu' days can stay NJ lang
IflInked WI ane anitheri
To Danish wrang, WI eanlle sang,
Wen a. keep young thegilher
Then han 20 han'-abreest Wen stan,
The kclpies a. 10 smlthcri
oh, muckle 10y drcep DER our elan,
WhIles we keep young theglther !
An when, at last, nae mair 40 need
Earih's tender, sllken tether,
On yonder peaceful how'ry mead
Wen a. be young ,forerer'
t-Brle.a-Brae, In scribner,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-01-05
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