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The pecuniar7 auiirs Of one 81 the Care
n,rrc-t Fs,ltc-. Nho hpl l-n inuitary command IN
gbltaTtt hnf- =. d. siertt.!N involved that his
-trtps have .t placed undyr Ui,niU ,trnlioh for the
hts rT. t'irrs ana ia the while II 10 sad
IL ,rch suXRe- thsr ~ cau,d live with more diD
BAD ~. -IH. ieuine which has letn reserved
ttr b.. prftrL1 uas. Tue allowances received Ov the
husiuu up-iIa princes almost eStravagsnty hand
btt. lctwt 81 their own incompetence tocVnir'h
AM the erd and dishonesty of their eRto4rdW tie WI
fJt'uus'. drauu Du,.. az. A.u JIs ia difficulties
Tn. 'itanA pnke question b.HrS good viii tow ard
G,u l,-n-i and u ,Hi In hove h-en The css. OF the
r"tenf rtiri-h a.: The Gclicrul nom active employ
SOAR vTr- 3to The famous engineer was Pferi
lru OF CDtIttpc winch drew up complete raii Tor
the hsyncc o. the western frontier Of the snpife fnan
C,, a'a Otter ip.auns iug DELAYED the execution
% tia WORK. rlahncd bu last vent was suddenly de
tvrnn.l To cvnihtnc. Although the oriYu.l plane
cnntietply modified a'd aolne 81 the most ipor
Under hi. command Geu Tol,brn WAS not further
sgltid the sulopt aud not even Informed OF the
dvttsIuus srIl ed al.
Mh-n Tie GRAND Duke passed through the western
riJ,lIcrS VGr q. military Hrp-ption he nsked the
General Ma. ptoyi-ss U"iu1 mad. With the
frruucnuons The bite. t.Ieaed nstunsshinsnt Mt the
lu' and dct All know .clse " The fact that tls
works hhd been copu,"ucedi "hefeupon he was taunt
NJ Gpiralr wiih Eis ynurpice of the iniitarN lie
int ct she Il afro" u'd-r lis command and insult-n
that he iruih-itHr.it n-Hoi The special courtesy de
i,iA" ~ tlts %. Va iurnctot shortly efi.rwarG
l"or fti, '" had 10 SEND Official cnnRrntuls
'.one Ifrg aLd QuMiouHde'i To reccv- ~
pN that has Mclt.tv did not des re Ia he congratulated
~ h.!n lie La. na'urRIS resigned htr coninnul AND
kuss,. has lost the services OF her uest General
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oysters. LQnRworth's American sparkling Ga.
tnwba, and nm american flower hocri,hing In
Sb,ess hi Of bs es stnsI h deas and pr H,
B. Ny third ease was with the Due de Ne.
Of the house OF Bourbon. Henry Nv. His wife
was singulnrly charming and gracious lady.
n sister TO the ID. Fernando above mentioned.
On u visit to Lisbon with her husband be-
came slightly acquainted with them she was
ma GrTm,y aamr n n an" ,t ;sai
when .shc was talked over in tho DIPLOMATIC
to ca Pc" 5v tSe and
Russian Ministers. not consummate. She, is
= perfectly sweet and loyclyand charming lady
SO II f-rossessed as never to blush"
woman Nil tho world. over. and most so when
she can still blush. About seven or eight years
Ns mny asSan sad on Tim n rar se
we arose on my departure he happened to
stand nearly in q line with a fu-leng,h por-
nara oh his .nf a Ms he wAs a %
Henry w.. SIN tho most popular King OF French
that could not help ,rcmGrking upon 1t, and
told him the parallel Incident above related
SSS n BEEN sn spoEsn d ' Esr
| was no need Of II genealogical tree TO prove his
!ineal descent from the gay King, the, victor OF
we'll worth II mass. and who Fell beneath the
knife OF Raynillaci yet whose wish wns . that
tNtry one ~ Tvs SuD1t'lN, W 81 many W NH'Hi
| he wus the inthcr indeed. should always have q
| chicken in the pot.
These are all striking and historical instances
| 70 which happen thus TO lee all. TO testify.
| Many more must ba Knuwn in the old countries.
| where rNis. the family portrait galleries run
| nins through centuries. tn" day Will come
! when hundreds and thousands -. similar "isrs
! will le known through the universally vi fam
/ liz PORTRAITS now preserved though the invalid
able art oi photogrnphy. may mention one
| fourth case. not the same exactly but boing an
| analogy with the above. This prfpetuatiun VI
| the family type seems rarely 10 be II ali con.
| tinuous in the generations as they succeed
| each other. The fresh crossings Of the blood
| ut each step. through marriages. soon confuse
! the rescmbances. which often come GU, in
| cola,crals. when small trace Of them appears
skip over several generations suddenly
rcappearing. where they come rs u sur
| prise not always a pleasant one. The
| fourth caae referred to Is an instance
! Of this. | know of 1t through my mother. who
/ was English. and u native Of Stnifordshre. ln
| that county and n"ighborhood lived family
| whose wealth had come chiefly from West India
| planter. A lady OF that family, after having
! been the happy mother Of several health chill
| dren of the ordinary English typ" had the dis
! tress and modification of Introducing 10 tho
| light Of dag one OF dark mUiattO compile lon
and uncquivoral crinklcd hair.
In view Of the racial trnacity OF type. physi-
cal intellectual, and moral. surviving over | 800
| In the grand old Semitic people-the Jcws-is
| il unreasonable To imagine that we may. per-
haps. still in our day jostle in the streets living
| images OF David through his still more multi
tudinously parental son solomon?
j. l.. OSULLIvAN.
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ccA1ovs FEATURES OF HcroAx Llss
Ths Journniiss was Tee Meet for HiA


Some time ago nm Arkansas paper pubished
uu article uvueerlix = we'll kIVwn politician. Therf
evident tack ~ compliment IN "a. .r',cir ana
usi, studying for the ,nisiry the father SAID
Sou during yonr Theological studies you did not
neglect our muscle. did your" ...
no replied the voting msn. rolling up his sleeve
AMI dispiB we.dsv eiuved arm.
ri r,,.>r Ia see that sou have neriected nothing
nsiiy Ian inIct published over IN Longhorn county.
has that nn liar and All e,niuently fscpf
niz.d thief DO not thiuk that ~ Justice 70 our thnis
,rde can allow such departure from pleasantly to
W unpni.hel am not feeling very well myself ann
would Ike for you to 20 over aud maui the gentle
man " ..,. a,
Cd viii go" replied the vonng man. mainly TO pr re
N.ugcJ bat phuk .seIf especially ~ itnN
upiuuiu. M 10 preach III sirrcligous peishtorh"od
n.Nt sunday, aud wlil want practice 80,
hubd the editor feeding pu.sum that he had put into
stafrri iVr frtt-iis purposes
&" am the snn ot ths noted Mr.. Laskins," SAID TIE
yUnng maj, ivsurus. -.
''Uh yun son ~ gun" unused the editor.
Ale you taking 10 me-
~. wasulit-..lis The 'possum."
ipu have .aodercd my father. and can maui the
~ oil are III. b.xsest fool ever saw"
Ne sou Uddrv ssiug ne ;"
"l'm falling I" the pvssnin"
"Pttpnrr Nuurs, II for death struggle"
"Mrt'
The postum"
Dvte',d Yourself"
g Look IN. 30
m s'us w,s char,c'or,rh by an impressive ear.
ne.ucss Ihr young ,urefsd. The next day the
unvd lriVi.ii received letter wrapped around ils
tom frtnLurt 81 . human ear. The letter read: HI
c.Vs,d pIcas. Hid tie rpn,alns Of YOUR son b"
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From, TIE HoaJon .ao.da,a

y
Tho Gazette drS J|.bHhduJ contains the fol-
lowing extraordinary paragraphs
80, g,iHi ail anAn"wh l.u WIS found ing sens<
less IN the uHlce u the road which cadt from Ssvres
I" ba- M%rue lie WAS CARRIED into house close by.
ana tne tutnii-surV % Hulitc and medical
a' once GonhgIisatsI With The care bestowed on him
r"v'r h. he Ioc.r nayinx stated that he had fallen
from wHut ot food When lie had CONSCIOUS
is D'u A'onsn JUnic, am 5s Years Of aye. and Nm
nephew ot Juart formerly Pftsident of lie Mexican
r"iullc Nal in,u IN the Mexican navy, aett! rs
d.riN I" mr nncis Wish he quilted power WAS ban.
:>hed from Mexico to9n ~ my abode IN Spaiu where
hoped should he nhe with the assistance given me
ny certain lDsiuU~rs NJ family who Resided there a.
tiat tlu 10 gam l>iug
:" Having been GRADUALLY A. andoned by all my friends
oni rciuNts, g"t toscthsr the little money could
care, uri sci out On unrn-v TO HAVE. with tis
t.nIi Ut siuhurLing til-rv Tor the Int.d Gtes hHd
not no Il -ier ih'n Ct'te wn-n fell n LAID up for
wh"l- iu"n'h. 'yrn the gfcat.. part OF my money!
however, proceeded On my lo"riies bat BY the time
reached Icons had nor a psnnS isIt. A. charilaDi.
ttr.un knNg hie ItI1 money, with Inch set "a
loot Tor Paris lnr'i'.t there yesterday morning hut
yS"i ~ tir rvtrtrii"c ~ 81 uiuies former
ti'gt. ld not 'u'rs rUc tuwu, hut Journey ed round
Ia. M hope of arriving ip dan Hersaii.ss where one 81
NY trends 81 former da,s resides. but exhausted with
Tie fIt-G" AMI prNU,'uu nave Lately endured
sirrh't' isilv me al iHst Hul fell taiu,ihy to ths
Gruun' liis Pace Luriussais naturally show ed sgHs
q: same LCi-Gh!I' ~ 'i tale bat TO uba his idrn
my lhv poor ~" iuctd hi, poo Set1Uvk his
certificate II bl.ih amt uls commission officer the
Mex 40 navy He WAS too wesk 10 walk and
i.er' iVis, taken Al. - ~ - tir lloIilal Secksr"
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iIu 4, az 'u the heart of the housekeeping woman
N't comforts ~ which 80 few architects tell
Nae children, good serN ants nnd plenty Ut room 10
The welt lifted mansion III which they must dwell.
Bui rs. of the blessing Kind fortune can give her.
IL she In tue city or country abide.
H. TINT witch she longs for and coyefs forever
The blk, airy closet TIER Joy aud her pride
The roo,ny clean closet. the we'll ordered closet,
The zig, airy closet her Joy and her pride.
The honse may bc perfect from garret'o cellar.
We'll lighted. well aired. with cold water and hot,
And Vet Ia the eye OF frlnii!ne dweller
II c"seilcss all II n if II were not.
How Oft abe has suuk Ike dove that Il wounded,
How ot, she has secretly yrunhled and sighed,
Bee she not though with all else surrounded,
The big. airy closet her Joy and her PRIDE
The rnouiy I'll, all closet, the wviiOfierrh closet,
The big air, rlus't. her joy AMI her pride.
FOND husbnnd. who fain would have home be Eder
For ii 9nd Your Ever. al! complete rs u whole;
T. read ~. 10 write ~, IL s!e,piii, 10 feed III.
Forgrt nrt tile cln,"ts 50 dear To- the sonl.
Bn' bui.i them IN cn!n.ts al nuohs and IN cranDies,
Wherever urlD-rt tnnN h1rbli OF hiJG.
AID sNc Ia wear hatNs, your katrS uNu your Anrse,
The blk air, closets thvir iOS and their Pride
III. roony. vieaii closets the wen nrGctel clvssts
The big airy closets. their j"v und their pride
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The Sheffield razor trade has been very brisk
fer nearly Two yrs aud t razor forlers are aSltainx
though v-y friendly way, to- un advance Of ~ pei
n singular Just before the Egyptian On the
soldiers rus h,is exam ned wa. found that they were
Aeirlr,, M rsaor- .rNc- pnd forks 4 large nrm II.
rivir!d W'rv asked 10y ouNerhnent To make several
t"n-Hd iuors IA certain tim. The hru, replied that
tLrN could sulIy Il. IA. sttck II the Government would
take ;s ord nt' lHl'ern but the authorities insisted
o. HAVING i..if VNn arn. rS1nr The order was then
Oily ideG. al the numerous foi3rs. who work At little
Wheels /. tIs yittEfcsut Hi:eiia vsiley ami Other
sSnuwnn .St~ ware az sei 81 per dozen more TO get
"a" ~urE uu Ia time. The offer wss accepted. and ths
solder! HAD III. iaaoTp ~ tiine.
IN tie dars pt the !atc Mr. Rocbnck Sheffield manu-
fsciut,r md, ,e re'tik IN ms PRESENCE that the Brit
ish soldier -HaYed imsc. with razor which whs d-Dv
%. n case NJ 4;,d % isSi Mr. Ro-bnck EXPRESSED
some iiCfedutN, tut the uLuunctutrf whipped one out
OH POCKET sud showed It 10 the fyht honorable zen
tela who put uos-esseu Of II. The chirt cause Of
tue present ACTIVITY IN the razor trude i the sudden
cihGr al NJ. American demand which IL Low all for
ho lott . aSb ii razor
Anothyr knd Is made. not for shaving hut for razor
hsi, very loose u ,ne blade which can be sud
Dash Ut the tae. rs razor is said 70 b. almost, entirely
us.h ~ Et1rOcs nnt lsrse numbers nre s"nt to the
.nted sta'rs The s.iiell wse. Is said 70 be essential
TO thc uking Of good ru,ors Several
any Of as9r srindtrs VINO went to America took bar,
re-, Of S" Held water wan thenl: but the barrel OF
r"nrsr cud noi last forever Whatever the cause the
mnkiug OF rkors reuains specially OF Sheffield
.acturtrs, and Almost u MONOPOLY
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You say that nv hie is i round Of toll -
III. stulwart iarincr SAID.
"Thst scarce Gan wr.st from the oft. TILED soil
Ny pittuiic, ut daily hr.HIs
Well. what you tell me IN part 10 true.
am seldom an iilc man,
But vHlue the Ulrs1InE OF rest, a. you,
Who have much OF II. never can.
And surely. never have worked In vain.
From the spring ~ the golden fail,
Tile harvest has ever brought waving grain,
Eu"ugh ana to spnre fUr al.
AMI when IN the evening. freed from care,
! sec ~ NV FARMHOUSE door
VI! wife aud httl. ones " tiiiug there.
Oh what has the millionaire itorsl
M, children may never have boarded wealth;
Thtir liNea may at times lie rough,
Bat IL IN their homes they have love and health
rh-v Will md these riches enough
I'll. only lani thei VIII ,vct own
Lathe land that the strong riyht arm
Aud the pu.ient. fearless heart alone
Can ill to u f-riil" fariu.
"l have nothing beyond inv simple wants
Ana n little Tor cou'iy days
Bat M grim spectre my home stead haunts
such as SILVER AMI gold might raise.
Around me nr- eyes that with sparkling mrth
Or with placid cont-nt,nsnt shine
And hO wealth. clogeed lord upon all the earth
Has q lot more blessed than mine.
"oh yes I'm lahorine NIL dsy long
with THE mind and the muscle. too;
But shank the Lord. who has made me strong,
Ana given me work To 40.
For what. indeed, L. the IDLE dfono
hut vampire on the land.
kcapus fruit that ts Others was sown,
And not by his own right band"'
EpsuRp LYON,
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He Went Before.

From the American Messenger
Their facea 10 Jerusalem.
They stepped With lLSgard feet
Half humorous. defiant huff
Al what tho, Went ~ niecf.
But IA tncy rested or they talked
Their suit iurebodings Ger
stu leading on tile iItIir baud
Their Master went before.
he saw IN vision nadisned throhgs
He saw the crowded iIal
Wher, scribe and priest should mock and dvut,
In- "rn.l >CuHtx-r'iuu.i tHl
He saw tie cross; iIs In,iuws lay
The to..suut iGttwu! u'rr,
Bat Ir"ssiiis on with afdvut soul
The Master Went before,
TODAY Thy pledged disciples. Lord
Meet sorr,w, pain. uri shame
Ih..g Matchwu.d IN tlir ttiul tiae
Ih.Hr AVA G!.-'"!iuurrii1 naGIt
Though hesn DC w.aS uil spirit faint
Ana heart lee spsut aud sVie
THEY cJnnot tau ~ nhN rtrite
u IN. IhVu s.is!t 70 before.
In presence Vi Thy bitter foes,
Amidst the dark Aslcai.
TnvS sci snail snatch \ victory
Aud tu,tr u triump Nv ct
Nor DEATH Itself shall crash them Lord
It. .inHl eDullct DER.
The ransclr,d hest- hail shout and sung,
our saviour went Gefurel'
A.RoAssr E. sAxs,rsR.
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A1UrTs. T l.. Ia kh"rrih crime Is reported
Nom 'W''hr'u y tN"tH f!N,y-ihe Turkirli SAT-
lAti-- INNvrs led iI' .NutDh Ia all mosques
bhtIu- bNlnr -iNI'r ,S !tlIar n, the Mosque ot SUI
tau Ac'.,s e.! tne n,"sI tuiiuss IN Ill. capita
az inbh or Ftc-' lpulN!tn iulr.t tu peIfti tIIs
NAN 90 40 ,"it "i.e. tbs sacr.d .uinee WAS crowded
wlt', tiif iirtl tu
T ig.c.i On 'hr ro.nt Of rsctng the PRAYER In
putt'"i. Wucn tGdheniN spfn. religious siudtLt
!"'"Sh ~ " .th Ice hUt 'Nrttlrd ~ the ilts Of his
gt'N'rit h'f' .hribllnH ioud NuIce " not
" l. lrAr nan VITO - UIIul.Is His country 10
lH. slut - %. ,.,i.
ihv "'i.I.lrl ,lV II IN uyhs-t whiie The lssus-in
IIv' be' ,,ui'a 'tiNihc pui'. s"cu'nglN indifferent
lIi'ut 'Itt.It and remarked mat Abdul
HIthii ' ~ !.'L 'ur i..f ~ The faithful lie
hsd ni iu'N,d AZ Il H,c obligations ut hs position
~ Ltgii.I lint- hy t,usr present 10 him
and f"lne "a - cuItri to FAVOR Lls escape, The
snssn "ns uunrh captured ht the i"lloe and by the
sWiGn. oId.r- rvuGy"a 70 h.14 k.o.k, where 10 IL
GuLnned peLIIbS his examination.
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Cntckiug the Colt.


with forehead star aud silver tail
And three whit. feet to match
The gay. half broken syrrsl colt,
Which one OF US could cstch'
" | can" said Dick: "I'm good for that"
II. slowly shook has empty hat
-" sh. II think It's frl OF corn said he
stand back. and she Will come to me"
Her hend the shy. proud creature raised
y nii' the dai-, flowers she sraz-d.
Tn-n down the hill. u,ross the brook,
Delay ing OFT. her WAY she took
Then changed her pace. aud, moving quick,
She buried On. AMI came to Dick.
g. He ha,' lac erred, I've caught you, BeckF
Aud put the halter round her neck.
But soou there came another day.
And, eager for n ride
I'm x" and catch the colt again;
Lean" SAID Dick with pride.
So up the stony pasture lane,
AMI up the hill lac truds sd again:
Aud when he saw the coli, as slow
lac shook his old hat 70 and fro.
" She III think 'ta full Of corn" he thought.
" Aud shall hay. her quickly caught
Heck, B.rg" hr called. and at the sound
The Restless beauty looked around,
Then made a,hcA. impatient turn,
Aud gal;opp.d on among the fsru
,aa when eenesth tree she stopped.
Aud lrlsurely som" clover cropped,
htck fuNow- after. bnt IN VAN;
Hi- hand was ust upon her name
When oil she flew IA. hies the wind.
Aud, painting. h" pressed Oh behind
Down through tile brukr. the brook scross,
Ger bnsh-s. thistlca. mounds ct NOES.
Round and around the place they psssed.
Til. hr-athless. Dick sank down nj last;
Iurew by, provoked, his empty hat
" The colt, he said, remembers that
Ih-res always trouble from deceit.
IN never try again to cheatH
MARIAN DopoLAs
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POEMs WORTH READING.


singing and playing on a charmed guitar.
Her graceful fingers, taperine aud white,
Thrilled all the strings her voice at middle height
Until the nnch lot loose his sons to NOR
The waves -. harmony W much less sweet
His voice was than the ad,'s. The proud bird
Doubtless grew Jealous ~ the strains he heard,
Aud sought her mr'rhlcs. ca'!ences to heat.
Rash bird thou rNplltn magic art;
And though IN truth thy song ~ sweet and fDs,
She eau make simple melodies divine,
And lit to heaven the simple, longing heart.
'rls days since have seen her. but her eyes
sill thril my heart with music soft and wise.
EDWARD y. CsEAhRh
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The Dramatic Death OF FIotow's Brother.
FyUg The 81 J1mSs's Caseft<

. TIC long md rroSporons career Of Flotow,
tHt Cop".vr MO died last month. temporarily
ciuG!,h in 1851 h5 the death IT his younger brother
"nith took place under painfully dramatic circum
lie rather nlIst IL ALPHABETICALLY called
wild fellow eil practical toks which he perpe
ratcd IA hat dIpnSr! fr.uS taken insult by
ihr whole bod, at the M.ckcnGurY Deputies OF whom
Lc himself was ou-. A dozen challenges snsued and
N"uup De EutOw agreed To ue-t ige antagonist
selected by lot This as 1t hnppei-d, turned out to be
,it,Euy kr.tlN
On d, Fotow asking HIN II he thought stupid Joke
WORTH lIny about aud sing All emphatic euswer
IN ,- abr native, b. So" lie said and IL you at
thch iitr Vnlne Nc. NJ DO will night In tho
Am 'tran fashioyI stalking my lite against yours IN
OF cCHrtV Of i've points, the loser blow hts
lrains in ;wenty four hours" The proposition WAS
agreed to- cards wcr- Drought, sud the two
in-nccd t-if terrible game The stood at four
p.luts on each sdr Wien Count !mrLed the king
- You have 81, aail young DE FiotOw riding
viii pay before noon tomorrow"
MI Jay Ia slept iii H.. After breakfast he took
turn IN the park End observed by HE valet gazing
10y s'h" nn'fr r. ;hc " the ancs.ira. msisou
after MtCh he hid his faCc IN his hands a
a. Il Weeping i!c ii.=n pulled put HI. watch wanted
hrt i've minutes OK noun. VI 10 Futow entered his
study Al I. csPty mo REPORT Of pistol shook
widow lanes He had punctualy killed hiInsslf.
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F,0m ~ Missouri Republican.
A little boy and Little sl~d,
These two;
The little sled "a painted red
AUD bus
The little bog More knicserOOekers
And wss sliding belly wLoppers.
Poor led
This 10y, he scaled the hill, he did.
Then down the hlll, this hoy be slid,
kct.lup'
1hLt painted slrd, u struck . rock
That boy ID Iusi Aow out VI stock;
Too tad!
They searched III, around for miles around,
Alas
Before his busted bones they found,
mass.
That twelve or .Irlesh counties cluttsFsd,
Where once that boy had belly guetsfs1.
On my!
Now. little boys who 70 to slids.
Take care
Remember how thia poor 10y disdi
Beware
II YOU must 20 and slide kcrslup,
Walk down the hill and them aide MP;
Good by!
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Fam O..

MARIAN DopoLAs

From the Springfield Reputlicoa.
All futs, cannot man
He wise without 4 beardf
From East to West, froui BeefshebA 70 Dan.
Say. was Il never heard
That wisdom might III youth be gotten,
Or W.T. be ripe before twas rottent
lie pays too high q price
For knowledge aud for fame
Who gives his Siaews to Ge Wise,
Hts teeth md bon-a 10 buy . name,
And crAWis through life y pAralytic
To earn the praise Of bard Aud critic.
IL IL not better done,
To dine and sleep through forty years
Is. iov,u by i=w he feared By none,
Laugh. life AWAY. have wine for tenrS.
Aud taAe the mortal itap undAuuted.
Content that uil We ask WAS krAntedf
But Fate Will not permit
The seed ot Ypda Ia die,
Nor suffer sruss To win from wit
Its gu-rdon In III. sky;
Nor let Us h,i-. whatr'sr oUr pleasure
The world . Agut underneath measure.
20 then. sal youth. snd shinsi
Go. pacri!ice Ia funs:
Put love, joy, health, Upon the shrine.
And life 10 fan the Name!
THY hapIrss SELF for praises barter,
Aud die ~ faLhe ~ hUnursd inArtyr.
E.w. EnIss0s
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Thrifty Oespuians.
PROM the sparta S,iuL,dm

One Of our most substantial farmers. on
eslns nlartiet twelve ,en. ago. had 10 borrow the
money To pay Tor his marrs2v license and not having
decent tUI VI clothes t.e Young lady whom he to
nsrr, tore the wool from Sleeps. s tIni woy- and
md Any MERCHANT In the city would jump At chance to
sell hiIh goods time.
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Here IL n story o. tho lA'e Gov. Morgan.
y .'t't Vino 20 WiH .,tu' 80 ,trr 81
heIuHidianc" "ns la.sr: ~ h.u'e IN tnih sv.nu.
it vas - i's. -stth ll'll who Nttfis about .iu
fou d. ~ NiNd 49," NrrNIuWn tuNu" sad The "ii man
NHlN ina "a =, IuNs l'I, hHs the Answer, the dee
ths 80 ir ne 20 Wnk HpV Il Town every day reduce
nv t-
Tie A. iuuHfs .u' i.i1 'hy carriage And down town
ln"h "ti ~ hthIlh2 lrrs. Nh.n 'inv arrived nj EN-
IlG'- |Nac We ii,''v!IF- lrF Chr-tuN
ts F-n'l'. huN 'ft' iu IT, 80 p'Gpt companion.
Hse, Aut T., dove apHn q, ..tnuss IAls Y Lew
carriage. AID wAnisd to gave II . thai
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Ia ii true. father" said q young Jncksonian
CHANGING NJ from Philadelphia paper, tnnt tlr '-,u
erlSc vAry Snes i."e out patent tor e.in. d tou.
can't answer positivsly returned the old man
my prsssyn IL that tLsv ssia tie pstsnt " tie kspup