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bales es,inst tgh,7t bales tor tho
same period OF iSaS. shoNl =
decrease since September /, is'l Of So. 100
bal y fSpuftsf = N sAnfN X Aun q ~
o' T,9S bNts. 81 which aAgl wn Gre :
Bdnil $40 Ia Franc, And ~ SCI o the ics -
IN, cpntlnen. white the s'ock,s made up this
evening gro L0s us bDl bal
The Import Inc gu in-n,a ports this week
have heon $50 o hil's.
The figures indicate ~ increase IN tho cotton
m sight ,o-niy 4 90 osa bales y, oolnn.r a
with tn sariO iato NJ lhsj All Inc ease o. 1854
biles -, com Ard with the corresponding alto
al N = nd ~ crease Of 2J5 aas b.i,sn s COM
rar.I Nltn las
Tn Ia III, SNOW hat tho old ln'crior stock.
iay dc.res.ed dnri z tho week n, G9i hales "a d
psi Il la.t year The r'ceipis ~ tho same
tosns have bCeu lyi, bales hes thaa the s'ms
week lat tUtr az siIeo sept mhtr thc 20.
ceipl. ~ h. wn, ore $3.50 bals. less Than
To- the s4m. t.mt l. l>sl ~
Tho total rr"ip's rrm tue pl'n'mlons finra
~ 'rr ~ di6 bsi0s a. ls,l - were i,36 lb
bal n aud Though ne roe ips ~ the on ports
the past week were sb.l-7 bales. the W'iual
NOV mrut from plauta i.ns was ouN ilS.3
hairs IA" baltlc hci 2 TAX n from the stocks
~ tie irt riIr towns Lf.t ychr he e. iats
1854 inlgg. aui or 1852 they ~ 70 $40 bales
h mbtvHfp r. 10 nov decici-u com AIRED
win last year H. the week Z e.. lpts Of 20 600
bales AID a deose ~ hipmrut pt ~ 90
ba.sH. nd tnt s"ipmenIs since j. nary suoY
an increase ., I O0l Ia IS.
Tha above 20 ats luT tis week show thai tho
movement rom the ports other thsn bomnHy Is
$50 bales NOR tha same w'rk lsit year.
|. oelpts since Seplmb y l. ~ % ton ght arc
522 $50 bales less tnan The wffO 10 the srfu3
day OF the nonth ia 1858 aud 30d, G7 ha ca m IrG
than they w,ro 10 the same day ui tue TN IN
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In 1850 came from the north b, take charge Of
the gas works n Rome. is sun'rut uieut and
after the overflow, wh oh occurred T. he sprine
70 lowing I was vefy much cx npsri ~ malar a
boi,ou, AID In lss fouui my uloul 80 coItarni-
lated with tho poison that wa, 'orccd 81 give
up business. / was ir5 ated nv the physioisns
without relief. My IT ubie finally determined
IN an Abs Vss ~ the liver ana utarlS every one
(my eli inr udcdl thought was do med 70 dio
within few days In this condition ! was "a.
vlsci bv n friend 20 take swiffs Spefin. and I
took IL iust rs u drowning man Won each at a
straw, INT rs sOon as my system GOT Undur the
lulu nee Of The r m. dy, he ahsce.s camo n Q
p int aud burst passing of without pain. In
iltecb day S Gitvr this was M At my work, and
have tince gujnyfd excellent health
Every suii rcr r. m maaial no'son should
take swlfds SpcCrc & q : ENGvR
Supt. Rome Gas Lisht Con- panY.
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III IMPRoYrS - QUALIFY eF

a. IMPROVES TIA QUALITY OF
'hr Ilooin' o o. q l'.aniiathcro-
tIrua ilnO ~ rignfsg' nd corrcci.-f
lnrascEofall riffiil ~ Hi1iadtciwhich
.rtnsluclatci wliI "A GipoyERfsntp
s4Arg or TuE BLOOD. These an Yield
t0tAorogulstlug nr lGourlohing prop
or'lr4ot "a great loot tonic clCmcnfF-
ItumuonsrfCa FOR Tao loss 0frlfrlfWs
Induced by Consumption, fdi6TTl ur
N.1HthiHi and iHroaf affections. fe
.ciH TcI.udy Feminine Ucbi'iB md
rolmuur4o thn IrHdi" g'hyAiqWc Ter
those irsscs ri riidiifv accomrauT-
Ing complaints peculiar 70 Ne scf-
Mothers HHIS 'iT thor own Children
md tisfirafie ir0pifu who expect ~
become mothers AMI bring up riG0F-
Gus chiiiircit shoul by all means usp
a.. N rH restore sWgcrcrS from
iLpitd az Neroous Prostrdiion uris-
lug from Orcr-rorl, Jrcessfs or
Drgirnriri Eiscgs". Jt WW cdrG
Drunkenness and tho Opium fnbf
for a. tho appetite grows hcaithicr
nnl litigation moro vigorous through
tho u-o OF THIS rHl.r, tho unnatural
craving dics away until totally or
tlnct. NshighiV brHeJicidi ia Lirrr
SOupialnts, .b.idFiHi Icrrr, ana
Att lrai1riai Dts'vsGi and Tor tho
dehilitn,ing effects ~ tcrrr oj' amy
Find IL has pi1 cyi.ai. ~ rfDgir3
,rasir, i,lDrores Digestion aud Up
p,fite. ANA afforti tho Dyspcytic IN
raiid an eds;iy GssiaiHabio drtiois
Of fund: aud Il 80 pleasant 10 tho ttlsio
hat tho fnpsf ..u fINft uQlatO VIII nos
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CorTO

8ALvRsroS-Receipts to day arr 90 u
which |, oJ5 IL cotion compressed hildiingis
sill quoted at 10 IL but tho prics rcr0rtad IRE
nominal Sales to-day Az ia.isuidcaut and
the close was dull New Lrl aas QuOtct yos-
terday's decline. and did heovy trading 5Alos
are 10,0J-t q large th!e year,
ruled firm at close liverpool h,d
lighter receipts heRvig- sr'eg aud
closed steady. Consolidated receipt ara 50 pr
cent under the cores poninr day one year ago
Dallas spots arc pomina,ly IL lover. rhs de-
BUYERS. re loo TO-DAY az 7baies b. Wagon
aud ny rail both from Keu.man; % I3ianken-
ship 4 Blaze and TO Sanger Broth 70. . tales
over Teas 4 Psc ne. az ,Se,e ioo ami sopo.
couat of 7. b slimhell. ara balance hcEnnis
n Ia
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IN 'no dead The vital nui psssng lnlbscrhod
ia the uiiue. q many other diseases that Load
o. Insanity and death
TBE ENGLisn MEDICAL IS-nTurs
win agrCc g. forfeit Fave Hun irci DoilsrS
Tor case ~ this Kind the VIAL NEsrOHh
TIVE under their special advice apd tr at.
meuU viii not cure os tor anvihtll impure or
inIurlng 'nuud In n. rut ENNiI~b MEibI-
CAL fsSTiftTE treats oil fHvat" Msessea
successfully without mercury consultation
Free. Thorough examination AID advice, In.
Guiding analysis % urine 9 3d. p'ice o. Vital
HcS'oratiye. si.5l n bottle or four times the
guAutlty 5 TO- sent ~ any adore on receipt Of
price, orc . u IN g o u sent VT 'oui "
as II guaranteed, secure from onserv " :, and
In " private rRme n desired -, tNGtIsH
fotis, Missouri.
wholesale Agents J. J. SCOTT b co. aA.
80. tap
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Tho Cotton report OF the Con reroal ana
Financial C1r,nirle, for tbs seek suting Fok
rusry 2o;h. says TIE utu receipts have rrsched
,ef7 bales sEsi,sf i10's Isss week. 1882,
e; ss,hs r.: ATTY ,ss : ~: - e.
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MfthoAl

DgDA. kuafhs pLtAta o. RI HOK,
hAs nhdr m biz AGENTS f0f th fiao 4 TtKas 20
fcli his nOgrr.fiiiing remedy hehn y.iNu-
hial Restorative o. Nitaii'0rl All Iefifi nth
cred diseases should - oncep oouff h.s DO Mar
fiom which b. learn The cause ~ The g. Ases
Hbpv9 y cntuncd thep a. Onee 10 rfroc rom
no or through rs by your dfgrW s'1s ~ rieAs
the Iuyof-lalling remedy
CRowDUs 4 BALDWIN
Wholesale Druggists. ala, frA...
ny ro'ail a. towel Bro's An J. =. Wile,'ns.
uu tfn'od Marriage Gui',. 200 pares, Goth
s.d st hIud,ng, 70 cent?; same On nepaF cover
2, &C 's Manhood, 10 cents Wonenroo: 5
.ts; Uamphlct 3 cents, securely sealed. By
M, Send money or portage sRnns. m.
WrI TIER, the Grol, Specialist, or 80.
boz Street - Louls, No
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s.,,ess ssss'-sfE ss'o Ia
s;sS>,' 80, ,{ss,a|
ss:s - - -. .s''ga|
(,S(JtIttN.

SwIWs spr'ino is entirely re'srle prepar.
suon. aid shoud no he oonfouu,ri With the
various substitutes i'aiiuRs no .s'-,ie, hum
bugs su &C. Ai'rrs7s, &c ITO rhioh arp
nov b Ing m 4 u'Hcturri by uuS .'t-rsons.
Norc o't'c oniiR'u sing e a'tirl vhirh N.
~ ir'o the co rp"'itiO' cots = There In
onl, one Swl't. Spec &c, ard ih.r. ~ nothing
IN the world Me 1t To- ptev,u .i.,st and
dlsappOinlm, nj, be sure TO g.t IN" genIine.
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sBid. tAssed
ToNn--Opened. New York. dull rev OR.
leans quiet: Liverpool, frm ClosUd' Now
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MEDICAL
MEDICAL
Smith. Es.Gat. d Nay T,T'',
IL Poe a.. ac'c all
q Oth .ardics iu tnii.
ed io Produce ~ D :.

"Hrghrs Disease - o.. fif, D." fearful
scourrc. which spares .thrr li ~ uurc'uit-
ton, becomes an inclnillc discuse only mf ilp
wan, Of Timely attention ifailpwcd q" work ir
ravpgcs unchecked until % lies fastened upon iha
vllnlsof,ty victim 40 mollcn skin can release o.
hold 70 claimsi's prey and annually numbcniis
victims by the thousand umoiy n''oi
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
win positively prevent ,uon results In proof Of
ihis assertion wc elite you o. the uumbcrcsic'''.
moulals 300 our possession and quote such cm.'
ncnt authorities rs Dr. E.i Ives. of New Haven.
Conn and Mr. King. Compiler % Kings Die
pcuNtoryl Ask your own physician u hc''
names are authorities. ana decide iur yourself
whether you win acr.dO. your llfc rather than
surrender your prejudice to IN advertised mcI!.
cine Decide now. &c mrg not Doe too late.
Smiths Extract of May Flower
is natures own remedy II Is no vie detection
Of nnuscous lrugiand du Serious chemicals. N1y
Flower o. u modest little plGnt which grows in
New Foundlnnd IN Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
Itisdurctic and ns,ringont In it's properties, nnd
has frequently bccD used to great advantage IN
Dlar.hra and Bowc, Complaints OF children. lF
great merit however. sin rs gcntlc and efficient
action on the Kidneys i removes all impurities
through natural channels and restores thcsysiem
to healthy condition. ltpromptly relieves pains
In the back and lolns In eases ofwcak and deli
cate females, It's valsc Is beyond computation
but Tor the natural Lodcsty Of woman, which
causes her to shrink from Newspaper publicity,
we might publish hundreds Of testimonials oi
incs,mable benefits derived from It's use.
Ask your uggist for Smiths Extract OF May
Flower. Read carefully the circular around hc
bottle II Is yours to choose between
iIcalth. Happiness und Lila
Disease, Miscry and Dean
Prepared on.y by s u. smith & Bro. Coyingion.
Ky. For sale ~ druggists.
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70 PHYSICIANS AND INvALIDS.

TO FHToIIIHNo HNv INVHEfDS.
An annlysls 81 :" Col,icm's Liquid Beef
Touic," by tho eminent chemist, ARTHUR
HILL HAsSALL, MD, FRS, OF lnhdoh'
England; aud nm endorsement by tho col
nbrateI physician, Professor SIR ERASMUS
WILSON, FRS, LID, Of LONDON. arc Va
bcllcd on each bottle.
sold al Wholesale by all iendinS
Druggists, and rctHilcd generally, n. 81 per
pottie: q for e.. e.. " CktrTENrOS, GIN.
49, a.-l-..-r ~. ,-.-L-..- ..r.n NnM YORK;
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have hRd 'omsrk ble 81 cess with %viira
Spprl a. the treatment 4 Blu Il AMI Ska dis.
ease, AID IN {, nal, diseases ( 70. II myself
for Cnrburcl,s wi hpI Ply OF ct
DO. q H.BnS, VI ID Atlantis. aa-
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TVS 6AGAQ ENGLISH R5aSD7

isa ufrrrf,iiil. iouie
f.r Nerve us rhiiify
exhaust eli Vitality Gem.
lrnl Nertu.s nor,
mutf.rIun 20 4
MANHOOD il.rlt q.
ty.pHfH 80. Hu.lUths
tr ihlc eject. ~ Sol.
Abuse youthful foi.i.s
PidtX $50 iutnuilrci
yp rs such ~ Los o,
", morn Llss'iU @, MOO.
uUuallI lssioUs. Aver
ZION I Soci o.. Dirn.
1900 - NHU. WHf
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Our treatise on Blood sud Skin DiseRsss
mai cd free To applicants.
'"'' -tVi IFH go OrswPr 3, Atlanta. "a
New Yo-h Of'ce i59 Yves, 2Sd street
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used Sslts Specific on my m @ daughter,
who was AFFLICTED with ~ me Ei OF = isoD which
had = sisted all sorts Of treatment The specific
relieved her permanently. ana shall use II In
ms p NJ tlce
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-13
TRY BRITANNIA |.
The Great Remedy
for Rheuma-
tism.

This justly popular medicine is deci-
dedly without parallel in the efectlng
of rapid and permanent cures. Il is en-
tirely reliable, and not emily removes the
cause of Rheumatic pains from the blood
but tones up the entire system. The
stomach, the Kidneys and the Liver
participate in the benefits derived from
its use. and persons who we're
troubled with sour stomach, kid
ney complaints and indigestion,
have entirely recovered after using Bri.
tanpis even for only short time. One
bottle will generally effect a cure. 4
teasroonful of the medicine makes
winegsasstal of the tonic. It is pleasant
to take, and many persons keep it as q
family medicine, using it as mild
aperient and sppatizer. Price 25c. per
bottle. Special rates to the trade z. O.
M. I. Drug Department, general agents
for Utah, Main street. Salt Lake City :
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tober 1865. aged 81; he was the nat
ural son OF tue Comte de Fiauhau.,
and queen Hortsnse. and 90 the
uterine brother of Napoleon III. The
day after his birth ne was brought
from Paris to Versailles. where an
aged nobleman promised to adopt
him and leave him his name and
title. The Queen gave the child's
paternal grandmother. Madame de
soma, 200 600 francs to rear the in
tapt; the next day, Madame lost all
the money in gambling. but she not
the less reared the child among the
debris of the Empire. De Morny was
well made, rarher than a han 4some
msn; bis mind WAS Supplied, his
manners most elegant, nature. calm,
audacious. naughty and dissolu:e. He
took part in the resolution of 1880,
was an officer in Algeria, but he soon
returned to civil. political and diplo-
matte lie; he had 6ts OF idleaess and
work; he WAS a gambler, bat not am
bilious; a comrade, rather than a
friend. He had contempt for men
and his aim was to obtain wea ID
and spead it. All his life he desired
to be on the side of the handle of the
broom. He paid his debt, by the coup
d'etat, and promoted the Mexican
war, to profit by the Jecker bonds.
When ambassador to Russia, he mar
ried the princess Troubetskoi, now
the Spanish Ouchesse de Sertc. In
1862 be was made duke. His coat
of arms was an hortensia flower -
allusion TO his mother with bars. He
carried bottle of arsenical drops in
mis- pocket to maintain bis vigor and
fresh looks, but died from sudden
bleeding by the ears. Extravsgsnt
as he was. and dissolute. he left an
immense fortune to his children.
Lepelletier. the editor Who wss
wounded in duel. assures his read
ers, the bullet is lodged in his thigh.
but does not affect his head.
MY dear son, had l not married
your extravsgant mother. you would
be rich man to-day"
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A CLEAR HEAD.

Gone year ago was induced to try AYERS
PILLS as remedy for Indigestion, Con
stipation, and Headache, from which ]
had long been great sufferer. Commenc
ing with a dose of five Pills, / found their
action easy, and obtained prompt relief. In
continuing their use, a single Pill taken
after dinner, daily, has been all the medi
cine I have required. AYERS PILLS have
kept my system regular and my head clear
and benefited me more than all the medi
cines ever before tried, Every person sim
ilarly afflicted should know their value.
152 State ST., Chicago, June 6, 1882.
NJ. Y. WATSON"
For all diseases of the stomach and bowels
try AYERS PILLS.
PREPARED By
Dr.. C.Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold by all Druggists.
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Gentle
WOu1er9

Who want glossy, luxuriant
and wavy tresSeS of abundant.
beautiful i'll air must use
LYONS KATHAIRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
out, arrests and cures gray.
ness, removes dandruff and
itching, m axes the Hair
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau,
tiful, healthy Hair is the sure
result of using KathairOn.
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NOTICE..

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Utah Central 6a.l-
way Company, for the purpose Of eiecting
Directors for the ensuing wear, will be held at
the office Of the Deseret National Bank, Salt
Lake City, u. T., on Monday, May 5 h, 1884,
at 2 o'clock p. m.
Salt Lake City, o. T.,
April 18th, 1884. ap11
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CONFERENCE is COMING

ANY person knowing whereabouts OF T noa'
Henry. the Poor Mans Friend. Us EAST Ie sa,
ple street, next to the London BanS. ~ ~
selI YOU Watches, Pistols. Guns and JeS sH1
Of Iovsr nriess than you can buy at auetioh =.
Railroad tickets sold en- commission. CAr y
see me.
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SHILOH'S CURE WILL imme-
diately relieve Group. Whooping
Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by Z
G.. 81. L OyCY Store nD
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DITloNS

Commission OF 81 per cent. agsi..S'
Bank Draft payable on delivery OF 0nip-
ping Documents; or, s per cent. Eisn
half cash, balance drawn for with Bi!la
Of Lsding. Suitable Produce taken Il
payment
All Trade and Cash Discounts coz
ceded to purchasers. Original Invoices
forwarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made CD ConaigO'
menS.
The Agency represents, BUS SID 0eiIA
for Firms.
Every branch of Persona Ageney
Business transacted.
Price List on Application
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
Buried Alive.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Yesterday even
ing at O'Clock about 20 feet Of the new
water works shaft, which Ia snnk at the
head OF Eighteenth street or Champlain
avenue, osved in. burying five men who
were at work in the shaft at the time.
Four Of the men were rescued at once,
with only slight bruises, but William 7.
Brown, the fifth man, who WAS at the
bottom Of the shaft, which is 70 feet
deep, was literally buried alive. A piece
OF timber caught him across the
breast, and though it held him in one
position, prevented him from being
crushed outright. Above this beam WAS
| 10 solid feet OF earth and stone. Superin-
tendent Noe at once placed an extra
number of men at work TO relieve the
unfortunate man. The work continued
during the night, the groans and appeals
OF the buried man being hesrtrending
| Encouraging assurances we're shouted to
| him, but his voice was last heard about
2 o'clock this morning. The depth OF the
shaft made 1t impossible for the workmen,
notwithstanding their Efforts, to reach
| the body until o'clock this afternoon
| % honrs after the accident, Life had
| then been extinct some time.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
The Use of .sir" and "na,am. e


The Philadelphia Ledger ssys a cor.
respondent asks if children are now
taught to say ''sir" and ma an, ," when
answering yes" or me" - older people.
II they are, they are taught wrong.
"Sir" and ina am" are obsolete in sood
speech, and entirely bsd-ta. hiousd il ai-
dressing parents and elders whose usmes
are known. Teach 8 ehili 70 say YES
father" yes, papa" yes mother, 8"
and to repeat after It's yes Or
mo- the name Of ;L- person
addressed as yes, Mrs, smith" "
''no, MIR, Brown and it -!.l slways
have the speech oi good bree as III any
society. If the name is not f4oTn, !; Is
better for the child to be :sEsll 80 .ay
this, and get ths right title Ian .o be
jerking out parrot-4lke "-tTs' and
''ma'ms" The abtuptaess II direct
yes and no is always su.t lei tF be
name or relationship. Thai Is s petty
ussgs by which in Quake t.u.I-B AlI
in French nurseries little lrlr-sfa nd
sisters reply to each other yes a-9.L.f. .''
or "om frers," or "sagr,' and -L-l TIE
aunIs, une!es, cousins, ErsndpAF,u's 81.
respectively nAmed SIS the cbl!i ST. x-rs
=
the only really well-br-d speech f5l
children and elders now a days. $50 t4a
the old sir" and ina AL Il rep. '
always show want ot training l. give,
q child much more ease III talking q IN
sist on this triaing particular, ppars
there always comes q time, IN grustu o
acquaintance, when Le 6l7~5 he sGol.,
drop the Old parrot resp9us- and thai
there is nothing 70 srbs,l.u.e Tor ii, tAi
makes abrupt and rude sf=-lt. The ..;;l
difficulties about superior r iul-ri.r-i
age or other maLteIs-.Lat "slr' O
"ms'am seem TO bring up-s,s 81. s.
over by remembering tbs. TO u-- II
name or title OF r-laliou=-ip is Away
correct in teplyius, aud good mst nei
even between children themselves, tt
writer Of the above ssIer. prvl.
thoroughly with the sut4or 5t"Dla't t''
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
TO A ROSEBUD.

IA little amicable advice addressed to her
before she starts for her first balll
o Rosebud, with the trusting eyes,
List to the words of one more wise
The happy blushes on your cheek
or sweet anticipation speak
Control them-soon they will be chilled
By many hope all unfulflled'
That petulant tapping Of your toe,
That marks the minutes passing slow
Control it-Time shall slip at last
For even you, too fast-too fast
Over those lips the quick smiles run
That tell your Joy to every one
Control them-lips that smile too Tree
Are ofteness stung by calumny.
Sweet is your coy yet simple speech;
Yet, all the world has more to teach
Control it-words should quite conceal
Emotions that some day you'll feel.
And. oh that heart, whose throbs declare
Your silent hope that He'll be there;
Control tits sad mistake;
The heart that thrcbs will some time break
o. fancies simple, sweet and fair,
Unworldy and unspoiled, beware
Control them-or be deuced sure,
My pretty dear, you'll marry poor
-Puck's Annud!.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
NOT UNTIL NEXT TIME.
X. ID. BIackmore.


l dreamed that we wfre lovers still,
As tender ss we used to be,
When l brought you the daHodil,
And you looked up, AID smiled at me"
"True sweethearts were we then indeed.
When youth was budding into bloom;
But now the flowers are gone to seed,
And breezes have left no peri 1me."
"Becsuse you ever, ever. will
Take such a crooked view Ut things.
DisLO. ting this and that, until
Confusion ends in cavilings."
Because yeu never, never, will
Pelceive the torce of what say;
AS If | ALWAYS reasoned ILL
Enough TO take ones breath away y
But what, If ripper love replace
The vision that enchanted me,
When all YOU did was perfect grace,
AMI all you said was melody ?"
And what, If loyal heart renew
The image, never quite forgone,
Comnining, rs of yure, in you
\ Samson and aSolumon3"
"Then to the bre zes will toss
The straws we split with temper's less,
The seal upon your lips anew
The peace that gentle hearts ensue."
"Oh, welcome then. ye playful ways,
And sunshine Of the eailY uAys,
And baui>h To the clouds above
Dull Ieas on, that hedarkens lover
--BldckicoodS Magazine
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
For the Eye ana Ear.

~ : "a 10 Asi' - h|tN0as
TIE remarkable statement il officially
made that ct 339 persona who occupied
tsds Ia the Manhattan Eye and Ear
Hospital during its first year in the
splendid structure at the corner of Park
ogeuu- AID Forty frst street, 32s lett
wAo y cured or materially benefited By
tue treatment. Il Will be encouraging
to ;Ae prb!ic generally to have
Tia assurance that the percentage
%. iucuraUles vas SO small, for diseases
q the organs Of sight and sound are in
orvssiugy y common. The to:al number of
! new patents received daring the year
wss I, ,o6, sad /, is believed that after q
iett OF Got 4g.t- Il 00o has peen paid
/ ;le eos; Of operating the institution will
rot exceed II ouQ year in addition to
what is laii by patients. Many persons
Suppose that an institution so well
housed must have generous income, bu'
.As hospital is wholly dependent upoI
asr.ty, the only payments received
from patieags being for board. Ere,
beds are tie great ueed Of tn,
hospital, s1d as gilt Of is Goa viii
-ui-W a free b-d forever IL is hoped tha
the number OF su.h beds will soon in
efeas= from f7- 10 Ion or more. Many 0
The celebrated specialists OF the countr.
are or tA= staff u the institution, and it
work for tue eye and ear will be observe,
With peculiar interest in a oommunit
EL=r- ey- and ear ailments are SO preva
lent.