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New-York tribune., 1882-02-28

I'm the Senate ns66'69). He elected for his hrst
term in the Senate the Delaware District ana Ior
the second from the Saratoga District The Denocrato
candidate il Alexander H. Baucus OF Saratoga, VINO mas
the support the Anti-Monopoy League Inc Dstrics
3222 in 1871 majority OF 1923 in 1873 and majority
of 226i i'm 1877 twice he elected without opp0s-
ton receiving j26 votes in 1873 and 1911 in lS7o
Last wear the vote of the District was: Wagner tRep!
1862; Arnold Qndl, $3.50; scattering, Az; "aSnerS
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
THE HAWAIIAN RECIPROCITY TREATY.

The petition to the United States Senate and
House of Representatives., requesting that action be
taken looking To the abTOgatlOn of the Hawaiian
Reciprocity Treaty, was forwarded 10 Washington
i,y tie secretary Of the Board of Trade Trans
p0rtation yesterday 1t Is asserted III the petition
shat the treaty has been taken advantage OF 10y q
svndlcate of capitalists 10 develop enormously the
,,roductiou of sugar III the Sandwich Islands, which
- dnit free of duty III the United states. ihus
discriminating against other sugar producing ma
tons and iDiuTing the domestic sugar interests
mn netitiop is signed By several hundred firms III
cluding the entire sugar importing and refining
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
ONLY A FEW WITNESSES EXAMINED.

The halls and several rooms on the fourth floor of
the Post Office Building were filled Yesterday with
witnesses summoned 10 appear before the Grand
Jury to testify in relation To the charges against
General y. NJ. Curtis, treasurer of the Republican
State Committee, of receiving money for po-
litical purposes from employees of the Govern
meut Il. Platt Carpenter, the chairman of the
State Committee, was the first witness. About
twenty employees of the Custom House were also eX,
tic her witnesses, saying that having proved by
General Grant that battle took place in the
Wilderness, he did not think 1t necessary to ctl the
were made TO get General Curtis to admit the facts
as charged against him and proceed to trial on the
legal points but without success some OF the Wit
nesSes said that efforts had been made TO dSsuadc
them from appoaring,on the ground that they would
thus climiuate themselves
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
HOME NE us.
pPONTNFNT ARRIVALS.

Uindsor Hofcl-Sir Henry Parkes OF Austraha
JyGh 1prnue Hotcl-The Hon Robert c. Winthrop, OF
Boston H. Ramsey, Of Albany and r. & Bcnd a. o. bcnro ao
and Carroll f. smith, of syracuse HGtet Eruh
Senator d. h. 81 John, OF NcwDurg. .. eShtHSe HUG
Jerome i. parmenter. Of Troy.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
DIR. RlDWiTS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasteess elegantly coated Tor me- cure II al s:
orders tn stomach liver bowels duos bladder nervous
di-elsca head lche constipation, sr.tytrs. Indigestion,
dyspepsia hiousn,ss, bilious fever lulammauon ~ hs
bowels piles and al arrangements Oi tl' inff NHv'tA
pRtCE ~ CLN rs PER BOX sold by ali drug tgists.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
Fatality Of Rupture.
igOn;zing Suncrings ani Death OF
Mr.. John BanROn from Strangu-
Iaied Rupture.
From the Errors OF fhc Dead
Ghe Living Should FAKE
TiatlCIy IS aT1FRg.

John Eannon esq an old and influential rcsidcu; of Fox
l3ro W ,, i.,,I. ,,' ,i I'D, ., , '
man had suffered or many y'a- WITH ruptur ryInr rn-
ing trcIment from which hc mIelt hay' ohIiu" per
W1urut relief on The dlF tu question MI i,Au.un
stlckrn with 7!ai- uaoi i't Iu' ,oapi h.. hnE thr
great danger which upon , walked otc. o. the office
OF his pny sca Dr. uur IhcN i'2n with the cNtccauou
increased his suucInes uud when lo taken h.s
ly thc ply rciiu lo het'ms irucl on bu u vain, ANA
t. thr evening after scScr hours ol the mot cycruatug
sur2ica operation not performed owing To tine
and generally mavorahr condition Of lie 1ni'runltc man.
MI Bamons terrible ending Of III. H another signal warn
ns 20 q se Who ~ arl fuur mattgrot little moment.
" S'sn o ~ tTyon 1y NJ ifon Ic s t ~ ii
away win the dchitatr ocahiuytns trI.s thoi,llds
todly attribute thcr good health and escape nom The ago
ni4ine lato OF the late laacntcd Dr. Baunon
WESLEY PuLLIPs's EXPERIEEcE WITH DR..
SHERMAN'~ IEl-ATM ENT
that avn ouii, nay large -crui rupture IN,
tested The cure by soine without the appliance My business
is That Of l0 'ouOtyc engineer
Ny rupture Us YOU viii recll To- your mind. similar to
pUIfcd u The year 1853 White iu The Army. have
get some rcie or give upmy blsuc!r determined to Try
rr - condition -frurl.,i INV friend. a
in -lucs enjoy uHI safety and c1upit and hAtc
not lst iny4 work Sy general health has a I'D Improved
whenever hay, du opportunity
You may publish ui- lcttc l6r the bcnrGt of uuautr
main ,our, respectfully, WL7LEl rIiILiIis.
IN ~IlEEMNN'- "hook on Rupture" gives eIn,in,ur
proofs from professional gem uru eng Other. Of h-
bad cc- hrorr and uitI 'urr aul Do s.ut Goo tn1., Who
sultatou days: Noadays lu,sdays and W,drc.la,s of
each week.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
Health of Body is Wealth of Mind.
RiDWlYS SiRSiPiRILLlll RESOLlENT

Pure blood makes souud hesh strong bone AMI clear kin
II would have your flesh lu your bones 40 mn Nltyib
CARES and YOUR complexion fair. use RADN Ii = -AI-
sAPARILLiAN RE~OLNENT.
Remedy connosed gradients n eVtraornarv nedoa
properties essential to purity heal repair and INV os" ,he
brokcn.down and wasted bOiyQu lCh, PLiAnAH Il SAVE
and PERMA MEN in its treatment and cure
No matter by what name the complaint n he de+rnfel
wi ether -crlua Consumption. pht Ulcers 1lr'.
TumorS oils Ery-ipelas satllhoam hS'ls's OF the
Lungs. Kidneys. Bladder Womb, skin. iFr -tpnich 5r
constitutions. ts virus 1t no
disease ia n the BLOOD which supplies o waste and builds
and repairs these and wasted Tissues of te NJ stem
Price FL RADWAY a CO.. 81 arrcn-st.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28

nfaoturers and merchants dong business Win
sugar producing countries. Among the sgners are
b. b. sherman, E. ID. Morgan & Co., Moses Iayl9orW yi9
land Phelps g. Co., w. r. Graee IL Co, Havemeyer
Sugar Refining Company, Skiddy, Miniord q ,nor no'
North River Sugar Refining COMPANY, MuIes,
Lyall. Rowland & Aspnwall, Snow d burgess,
Galway & Casado. and ii. & G. b. harrington
70
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28

Soon alter the funeral OF President GarficIu nI'
family and friends intrusted to Mr.. ST. Ga9dens, lei
the sculptor of Farraguts statue the WGrH nd o. Of the
msSrtvred President The plaster cast used tor the
WORK is the only one in existence. The moGipmg q pnn
and casting in bronze were given to EenfEh hs * c;
nard manufacturers of artistic bronzes IN ms ciy
and they were successfully accomplished me laGe ace
casting weighs seven and half pounds & ana .s
hand two and half pounds Alter 'ne o 1po %nr
Was done for the family The cast of the face re- reo-
rcsents General Garfelds features exactly a. 1ney
nnrn'+ tbe making of the mould and the taking OF
the cast precautions adopted so that no copies
oInnld hn fnlIpn.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
MARINE I'M IELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAC-To-DAY
Sun rses G35 sets $50 Moon sets 3j5 Moon'ase dyA III
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
r,,.noor S,av JI,v Aol GOV Isd 454; Hell Gate CAB
AGernoon-s'y u'K, 4:i7 Gov Isld, 5:2l Hen daV $40
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
Announcements
How TO GET Sound SLEEP.

How TO GET SOUND SLEEP.
Mr Tim Gceson cXmcnbcr o thc Council r9m me Fourth
Ward Cincinnati he suffered terribly with rheumatism
all last and spring lie tried all Kinds Of lumonts
without any benefit until he used ST. Jacobs
Oil application which insured ull nights rcpuse
and it, Subsequent entirely cured him Ii Is great
remedy, ana the sufferers hope
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

Tho of tho nervous sysem. ia power over fe
ana the direct bearing wIchit has on human happiness -
and the dang 'r OF ONoitt4hg
a. whether through intense mental application or by the OK
INDULGENCE the uppcttcs and pruWuSic-' arc
,rr Subjects for con 1dcrltion When thH nervous system
isdrr1ngr1 is absolutely necessary to promptly seek at
ir, from u cXpcrt ho long series OF years, mas de-
voted his whole tmc and attention 10 TINS study anu "ho
from m xucreure and practice has learned 10 discover az
once ie csc and a. promptly apply the remedy thus avoid
inc mo painfully slow seeking for the truth so common 70
annoying to tl" patient Mhp very
naturally want. without delay what = the matter
thc extent arrangement, the prJOADtcs OF lccupct[
tion and tho time required. .,-.-,t
II the has bc, oe exhausted bv intense ue3 app
coton dcprvng of tc power of connected hnusht can
only It's strength by being properly i ana
certain systematic m' tl"i' III u pf'- ls '
same with the nerves that rrrSa" over organic me- no
value Of this branch Of medical practice can scarcely ID
oyerrted for 70 reaches marriage %" pcp'tulton or iay
names the securing of hereditary titles and tIc retention OI
estates in the same family -. ..- -.
From long and largo experience In this drecton nave
boor liIe ro tn tndnhtu aplre.
c,ti of aone of The rs families city and Naton, and
can communicate much that pertains 10 te overcNrclse I
of AId tine means ~ f'
covering It's powers whether OF BRAIN appetite propensity W
passion
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28

A dressing 10 bcautify the hair every family
needs Parkers Hair Balsam never fails TO satisfy.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28

Dr. c. w. Benson, of Baltimore, Md, pre-
pares skin that Is ne bet thing for skin diseases ever
known. II tier rugWorm and All rough ana
scy SKIN diseases in the shortest time sold by all druggists
ut II per package
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28

DR.. LYOE'S TOOTH TABLETS.
An elegant toilet ldXiry for the teeth.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28

HENRY 4. DANIELS, VI. D.,
la LeNin gDndy uelr Sft--. ID IRIS, 80 @ll D5D
Attention 10 itItlS n5I.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
SPECLIL ELECHON FOR SrITE SENATOR

A special election Will be held to-day in the
XVIIlth senatorial Dietfict-tulton, Hamilton Mont
gonery Saratoga and schenectady Counties III the
vacancy caused by the death o senator webster Nac-
ner Charles stanford, Oi schenectady, the Republican
canOd1t- Is sixty three old ami has served two
years the Assembly QoO4 and loOJj aud four years
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28

Malaria in all its forms prevented and cure(
by Dr Holmau's Pad. All dr,gg.-,s
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28

PAP Is Too Thick
And hard of digestion for infants AncOSwiSs MlEFood
liquid when prepared Is the very reverse ENcccu ior IN
yallds
RrPTUPE--Rclicvcd and cured by DR.. j. 4.
~herman'4 without the injuries trus8es inIlot Prn
cipal Office. ErnliTAr Consultation days Monday Tues
day aud saturday. with photo srIplc ukcu.ss,5 OF
bad cases before Ju! altev cJIe, is mailed lor luc
SAFEs.-Larce stock OF fire and burglar proof
safes all size, makes. Great bIrg EMORY 20 Ncscy5t
TPuoLSTrRING GOODS AND LACE OBTAINS.
We are off, ring our uuru,r stota reduced prices.
SHElrAED kNAIr 0lEtl.dyc. and I3tI-st
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28

4 report was sent to the Buildings Bureau ycstcr-
d1y tnat the primary department of Grammar
school No II, in Seventeenth-st. between Eighth
and Ninth-aves was unsafe. The piastcnng OF the
ceiling on the second floor said to be loose and
liable TO fall. The hoard of Education was asked
TO have needed repairs made. Buildings at Nos lG9
West Forty-ifth-st and 29G Hudson-st. were re-
ported unsafe also.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28

RICHdoND-John William Henry Drake colorcd,
known Tor the la5t thirty year, on Staten Island
a horse trainer. died recently at the old Seaman
mansion. iii, death was attributed mainly to the
thrown from or kicked by horses. His body was
inferred in The Mordyian Cemetery, at NcwDOrp
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28

The will of the late Elijah Ward was filed yes er
dav for probate The tcstatOr hcqucathes ls enilr'
estate to his wife, whom he appoints eXccutlN'
Commissioner Coleman has announced 10 me
caTtmen in the employ of the street Cleaning De
parlment that their pay Will be Increased to % oI
per day.
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HER SOLE MISSION.

A great many pretty girls think it is
their sole mission in life to look lovely
they do not consider that they are bonnd
to talk or display anything like intelli.
gsncei so long as they dress in a manner
to show their beauty off to the best Nd-
vantage, they are quite satisfied with
themselves. But my dear girls, that's
where you are mistaken. You may be
very pretty TO be seen, and may look just
''too charminRly lovely" for any use, as
you lie languidly in your easy chair and
never make the least effort to charm your
friends. But what the world wants is a
living girl They like to look at you, of
course. But bless your sweet beart, the
boys can go, down town and buy the
prettiest wax doll you ever looked at for
dollar and half, one that can open
and shut its eyes quite as lanquidly. if
not as bewitchingly, as you do yours,
Do YIN see the point girls? YoG must
know how to talk if you desire to win
really regard and friendship.
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WAGES PAID FOR LABOR.

THE following are the prices paid for
labor in different cities Bricklayers-
New York. "a; Cincinnati, $4 so; Phila.
delphia, So so; st. Louis. s4 80; Chics-
go, 50. so; Boston, So IS; Baltimore. 50 SO.
Front Brick Masons New York, S5; Gin
cinnati. 81 SO; Philadelphia, 81; st.
Louis. $4.25; Chicago 81; Boston, 50 So
Baltimore, 81. Carpenters-New York,
$3.50, Gin innati So; Philadelphia 50 so
st. Louis, So; Chicago, 50; Boston, 50;
Baltimore, $3.50. Laborers-New York,
50; Cincinnati, 81; Philadelphia, 81; S..
Louis, 50; Chicago. 50; Boston, 81 .75i
Baltimore. sl.5O. Plasterers-New York,
s4; Cincinnati, $3.50, Chicago, 1925
Boston, $50; Philadelphia, 49, Balti-
more, 50 so; st. Louis, 1926.
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If not paid in advance, $l.2j

said family. "His eyes were 70 beauti-
Fhl, and wanted to see how they would
look sorrowful. 81 / painted it, aud
then I put in the others, toc and Mr.
Burton. Please forgive me"
Miss Burton left the room and returned
with Capt. witimore, who looked with
frightened eyes st Jennie
"Jeannette," he said huskily, turning
to her, lyon must hear me now, for her
sake, whether you will or not. wanted
her to keep my seeset Five years ago ]
was gambiet-no inbSrnri-e player,
but desperate gambler, with no higher
employment. They saved mo, Hurry
Moore and his gentle, violet-eycd child.
1 loved you. Jeanette, and | did not
want you to know. Poor little Jeanie,
she kept my secret we'll
"Thanks, whispered the girl, feebly,
and tainted dead away,
She had not been false, after all, bu
81 had paid for her truth almost with
her life.
When at last she recovered, there was
q quiet wedding at the Hill, and "Gloria, -
Everybody called her that now,) took
her away with the captain and herself to
their own home After little while
Jeanie went back to Burton Hill with
Roy, as his wife.
"Jeanie, the true" Roy calls her laugh
iugly, sometimes, and then with tender
clasp Of The slender form, he assur her
that tho child has atoned n thousand
times for all the pain the mother caused
him,
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Strive to impruss on your children
thai tie ouly disgrace attaching 10 honest
work is ;ha disgrace OF doing it badly.
A Phihdelplia surgeon cured the
burnt hand OF mau by skin grating,
the skin being taken from Chicago
drummei's check. he experiment was
not wholly success. however. as the
mans knucklrs now have color and
hardness 50 much ,, sembling hrass that
he gets arrested every time be goes out.
-Zoologist How do We account for
sudden IMPULSES 10 commit or!hr? Well,
we accounted flr one sudden impulse TO
murder our neighbor's boy on the ground
that be put a string across the street TO
Trip us up. Don't think though, that he
succeeded. We merely i,lt the string
with our foot. aud got down on tine
ground TO see Rhat it was.
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EvENTIDE,
ny JULIA G. n. DoRR.


Whenever, with reverent footsteps,
I pass through the mystic door,
or memofy's stately palace,
Whete dwell the days Of yore,
One stene, like lovely vision,
Comes to me DER and Ger.
'Tis dim, fire lighted chamber
There are pictures on the wall,
And around them dance the shadows
Grotesque and weired and tall,
As the flames on the storied heafthstone
Wavering rioe and fall.
An ancient cabinet stands thers,
That came from beyond the seas,
With breath Of SPICY ndors
Caught from the Indian breezel
And it's Auted doors and mouldings
Are dark with mysteries.
There's an old armchair in the corner,
Straight backed and tall and quaint
All many a generation
Sinner and sage and saint
It hath held in its ample bosom
With murmur nor complaint
In the glow Of the nrelight playing,
A tiny blitheome pair
With the music of their laughter
Fill all the tranquil air
A rosy, brown-eyed lassieJ
A boy setenely fair.
A wotnHh sits in the shadow
Watching the children twain,
With a joy so deep and tender
1t is near akin to pain,
And smile and tear blend softly
Sunshine and April rain
Her heart keeps time to the rhythm
or loves muttered prayer,
As, with still hands lightly folded,
She listens, unaware,
Through all the children's laughter
For football on the stair.
know the woman who sits there;
Time hath been kind to her.
And the years have brought hef treasure,
OF frankincense and myrrh,
Richer perhaps and rarer,
Than HES young roses were.
But doubt If ever her spirit
Hath known, or yet shall know,
The bliss of happier hour,
As the swift years come and 60,
Than this in the shadowy chamber
Lit by the hearth fires glow!
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with nrsthfnl Fneiinrs. +,

DR.. Pierce. Buffalo; Dear Sir Your
"Golden Medical Discovery" and "Purga-
tive Pellets" have cured my daughter Of
scrofulous swellings aud open sores about
the neck and your "Favnrite Prescription"
has accomplished wonders in restoring to
health my wife who had been bed fast for
eight months from Female Weakness. !
am with greatlul feelings. Yours truly,
T.. II. Long, Galveston, Texas.
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"Golden Medical Discovery" is warrants
ed to cleanse the blood from all impurities
from whatever cause arising. For scrulula
sores Of all kn l., s. n and Blood dise'S"'
its eterts are marvelnu. Thousn ds
testimonials from all parts. Send stamp iol
pamphlet on Skin Diseases. Address Wnrlt s
DispensarY Medical Association, Buffalo
NY.
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1mproyemsnt for Mind and Body

There is more ngth-restoring power in
bottle Of Parker's Ginger Tonic than in a
bushel OF malt or a gallon Of milk. As an
appetizer, blood purifier and kidney correc
tor, there is nothing like it, aud invalids
consequently find it a Wonderful invigOr-
ant for mind and body Commercial.
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WHENCE COMES TIE UNBOUNDED
POPULARITY OF
AllCOCl'S Porous PlaSters I?

Because they have proved
themselves the Best External
Remedy ever invented. They
will cute asthma, colds, coughs,
rheumatism, neuralgia, and
any local pains.
Applied to the small of the
back they are infallible in
Bat k-Ache, Nervous Debility,
and all Kidney troubles; to
the pit ofthe stomach they arc
a sure cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaints.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS
PLASTERS are painless, fra
grant, and quick to cure. Be-
ware of limitations that blister
and burn. Get ALLCOCK'S
the only Genuine Porous
Plaster.
Feb. 1913 e. o. ".
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VOL. X, No as.
Railroad Guide.
pHILA. . READING RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.

MAY 2zp lsba
Trsins IesSs ALLENTOWN as follewni-
VIA FEHKioMKE RAttRoAbl
For Philadelphia. at -4is', e'4S, il.4e. am. and
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at "4.so a. fn.,s,ss .. m.
IVA East rEYSA BRAScHh
FOR Rsndnk and Harrisburg, 800, $40 q M,
i2Ib. 4.SO ard y O5 p. m
For Lancasterand Columbia, 600. s.t9a.m. and
4.30p IN
FOR pesdlne 80 ana q, m.
Fur II Harrisburg ana wa p0 hts Q N p' tni
Trains FOR ALLIE TOW n leave as follows;
VIA PEuHioBBN RAlLRoAD.l
Leave Philadelphia. 4.So 7.4O a. Ini and LOO.
El.sO"nC 81 pm
Leave Philadelphia, 500 II. M, ais aud 'A2o
tvIA EAST rKSSA. bRANtH.i
leave Reaoing,7.So lOiba. M. 2.oo S.S,,snd e.it
Leave Harrisburg so 70 and $50. a. M. i.d5
Leave Lancaster t7.so a. m i.oo and u. 10 p. m.
Leav~ Columbia - a. m lilo and a.4o p. IN.
tFrom King street Depot.
SUNDAYS.
leave Hsauihg. $50 ano Q. sam.
Leave Harfisbul q. $40 am.
Trains via Perkiomen Route" marked thus
('l run o and fIOn Depot NIntt and q cen
streets. p ilRdelphia, Other trains 10 and from
Broad street DeUot
The iI.al and G.4S ann trains from Allentown
aud the ia and 6.lS +; NJ train from Phils-
delphla via Per1IOmen RRilrond have through
cars to and from PhilbC elphA.
J. E. wooTTEN.
GeuerOf Manager.
CT HANCOCK rsnp Pass. q nseet agent.
November 6th.
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Every mau is occasionally what he
ought TO be perpetually
-HapPiuess is something TO hope for,
and something to love.
Faith builds the bridge Of prayer
that spans the chasm Of human need
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Pleasure is the mere accident of OCT
being and work it's natural and most holy
necessity.
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l.Fair Girl Gradnntas.

whose sedentary lives increase those trouble.
peculiar TO women, should use DR.. plerce's
"Favorite Prescription" which is an uu
failing remedy. Sold by druggists.
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The most brilliant qualities become
useless when they are not sustained by
force Of character.
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Leisure is sweet to those who have
earned it, but burdensome TO those who
got it for nothing.
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-Idleness is hard work to those who
are not used to it, and dull wo-k for those
who are.
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Let no one overload you with favor
you will fiud it an in' ufferahle burden.
Acts, looks, words, steps, form tl.
alphabet by which YOU spell eharncter.
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Hright's Disease of the Kidneys, Diabetes.
No danger from these diseases il you use
| Hop Btters besides, being the b st family
medicine ever made. Trust no 0ther.
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That feeling Of languor and debility that
follows physical exertlon removed by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
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1t is astonishing how much easier it
is to do evil than bear to be told of the
evil we have done.
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"BUCHUPAIBAn ~

Quick, complete cure, all ANNOYING Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81
Druggists.
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