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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-01-20

of them came to the Calcutta Exhibition
under the guardianship of DIR. Vinton,
an American missionary, who, with no
possessions and no badge of sovereignty
but a well worn Bible, is regarded as a
sovereign among them. 1t was sight
never to be effaced from the memory
Prot. Monier Williams, of Oxford.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-01-20

MENT will yand
attractive books Eonl H
or IE UNITED STATES
fastest selling religious
for dcipu circulars
apl5-Iy B.. g. 60 i0I3Nf
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-01-20

The Christian is never, for any length
of time, stationary. Heis either advanc-
ing or receding.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Gin 0eheimnik.

@e her msuidltds Srsauismus is uou len i4limmeu
@irtunsen Der Sur uOraus9eestsu 2iuseruHs ron Gpss
pspiie. SsbsrIeirsu, SurtIsibisteit uuS ausereu u,b,In oft
buaitdbIid in ibu biu.iHSss OIieusu ~,tsIbaft,u Nr,nsi,n I'D
tr9oit. lit Elm g~sbeimuiB. Gas eur5 idl,bte ar,neteu
aHssrt4tsts lubstI lit taum ssriussr ais sasisuiss. p,l5ss
ourb 8rant5eit utruria6t piro &Seuu bic Sdpd6ltheu,
SautSeu. SpspepiiihsH, Sartleibissu ober Rhtumatiiteu
it6 otter eurh bic eriabrIng Don gatisutsn, peIbe s o.
ltstters Nastnbttters sriueltd srprobt BADEN,
lsiteu lisBeu. 10 piirpsu Il. aIemaI bic sur5 psrtdneiss
DteetStutrung mSglthe iblsuntsitt Nbbilis ~srIaussn. 9isle
arSnei TT elm einorirseuees unp ;uslsia gan; baruIoi.s
SeiImtttsI aus lem PHanSsursia UNI bsist i~ni0lss i,ines
aus retHsm Spirttus bsltebcnesn gruueitoif,s aIs Elm mes
etSiutibes RetSmttteI Rraite, peId, in ben bier uue Ia
ietssbaltensu btsiseu Sttteiduipien uue StimuIantien,
;u stuen bic Sdpddliheu. Dispspttibtu uus abasmat,.s
ten oft sr.iien, Tibt gu iiustu limb. VIII.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Nns GnriS cridblt man:

Gus Garis crjiblt man: v0ie iugenb.
lide Sou6rstte Gtti Bertisr befanb ii9 felt
etnigenNO sur @rboLung am @enier
See. Oils lie Die RitreiIe antrat, erl5ien
auf Dem 8Gbnbofe Elm iuneer Wann, ben
ite uorber ME 9eiehen uno it6errei6te ibr Ell
men &teientorb aug @oloItrob nit btrrli>
dem SIumeni6mude. @r iogte Der 8init:
Iettn: vSb idbre gIeidfauS mad PariS
uno bteie SIumeu ipuen u%niere Betannt.
ihaft uermittsln." QIs 6rdulein Gill in
Baris etneu 6tatsr beItieg, iaste ibr Der
6remoe: ,@souloen Sic ii3 eiuin @u:
.senbIi6, i'd Deros Sbnen itatt Der 9lumen
BonbOnS in ben &Orb fileu, bic 8lumen
iiuo idou melt Rd6oem bic Soubrette
ben Rorb mad fanm 5 Utinuten mieoer err
baIten, Itaunte ie ibsr beiien 0ei9ti9teit
uno ia9te oieS uud Dem galunten 6errn.
r&etn Wunoer," erpiosrte oieier Idaelnb,
rShr 6Gu0ben bat IS Remontotr: lllren,
Die I'M WtOoie ueriteGt paren, 3oNfrei ii6er
Die @unje geboIfen." Spra9's, Iiftete
ben 6ut uuo peridman6."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Was elm Brief aus Mmerifa Dor 100


Sabren toftete. Dem beuti1en 8pifmus
ieum ut als Rurioium Elm Srisfumi4las
iiberu ieIsu worbeu, peIdsr gu eiuem Briefe
pom sswObnIiber Stdrte ssb6rt bat. Der
Brief mar aus philadelphia abssianbt unb
an ben urSrobua er bes g:nisnbsrs bss Tim.
idlass, 9srrn Drift lieutenant uon Yreis
ier tin in Slerabsr, (MetIsnburs) ssri9s
TIT. Der llmi9las uG5t bic Yoiiitsmpel
bs5w. 9oitusrmerte pom YbiIabsIpbia, Sons
bon, Calais, Srifel, 9aas, amfteroum
unb hamburg, woraus ii3 Der 8sfOrbers
unsspes bes Srisfes uon ieIbit ersibt.
9sioer sibt teiper Der Yoittsmpsl aufidIuB
iiber bas Sabr Der Bsf6rberuns ba isbo9
Der Qbrehat mad ansabs isiuss llrsntsIS
crit I'M Sabre 1850 mad Sternbers iiber:
asfsbelt lit uno bort bis gu ieinsm Gobe i'm
Sabre 1889 Sewobnt bat, 10 muB bic Auf:
aabe beSw. antunfts;eit bss Srisfss in bic
3ett uon 1850 bis 1889 sefaleu isin. Der
Brief mar u%nirantirt; mad Nuspsis Der
auf benz llmidlug ansebra9tsu Boitusrs
merte bate Der aoreIat fir ben Brief nt9t
weniser ais 5 Ebaler IL S9iuins Wedlen.
bursii4 Ober in Der &eidspdbruns Is M.
80 pf. gOrto gu subIsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
llrter cine msrtptlIplse arteostrppba,


pel4e Gle &GpeGs ofs .. Deitf6lii6en Sns
fGrtetie~N e9imcnta gtr Is, re ON 30. Sus
nj uor benz oeuti9eu Soiisr In @mS o
c%trttrts, b,libt mo pom RaIier fii,;!i3 IN
4u9eUi6etn QeuOm men purrs, erf1brsn mir
lolgeHoss Nd9sre. Ms Hlpolson [. mad
'er 51ld4t bel ~ Belle 4utInce" CQSater:
1907 0Uf> Der NIu4t bel @smoprs leineu
@>ugeU uerIi>B >betanntli3 borr Out unc
0egen 5uriidi .Iienb), mar er uoin Is. 3ss
G'mcnt bait O~eordn9t uOroen uno fisl Daber
Der 8asen iammt SnbaIt benz 9tesimsnt
CUR 8eute. Nan bat aug ben Silberias
den an uno in benz @agen swei Srompetsu
ge9Olien, Die bus 3esimsnt tets in bobeu
@bren sebaLten, unO ;pst sroBs SiIbertrob,
oelu pom 8Ggen uanot man UNI oieleIben,
aue;sit cine Dtabnuns an iene glorrei9en
Suuitase oes Sabres 1915. Cine bisier
Grompeten miro se9snpdrtis non sinsm
gretfen Wanne seblalen, SeHsn Bruit msb:
rere Sriessoenfmiinsen uuo Orbeu i9mits
Ten. Der Soiier besbrte bsute oenisIbsu
unb ben Snpsameiiter Otto 6ubrmann nit
elmer ldugereu Nnipro6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Cine ,peihe ~sammtadde tbeilt i

Saut our3 ben @ebrau6 pom @lenn'S S6we.
fel Seize nit. @eseu Saut.S rantbsitsu ioutc
lie obne au8nabme 9ebrau9t weroen. Nebmt
niemals ein Dab obne biels. sic 1T e~beufals
bsionosrS wirtiam beim Slsi6en unb Jsiuissu
pon Douens, Saumpouen uuo 9einsu;eusen.
elenn's e&pefeietfe, BELT uns psri$snsrt, csc.
Sins Saars u. Sartfarbs, i$pars u. braun, soc.
pifes 8abni&msrgsutrOpfsu tsiIsu In l Uain. 2Ss.
Gerinan Gprn Nsmppsr, tSstst SaRussaSssI
SYsfbsusn, u. (. W. 2ss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24

Cine 9dbtnpoit. gor einiger 3eit be-
ridtete etns bOudubti3e 3eiti6rift, OaB man
in Guilt usriu6t babe, tletne Brisfs aus ben
benu@barteu Q0riern bur9 Rutsn gu be-
f0roern. SIS it betOnnt", bsiBt es in Den
betrsffenben WtttbsiIungen iibsr yRattsn.
pOit", yoaB bic 6asen cine grDRere Inbdng:
tI9tsit III bic ibusu befanntsn SertIt6teiten
als an Die BARN w%obnenSsn beiieen; lie
idetueu auBeroem ben Rifpsg mad 6auis
tnitinttmGBig gu finOen. ieIblt penu man
tie Rudts In etrem Sade melt oauon emit.
fsrnt bat. Inn su usriudsn, Ob bieruus
Ruseu Su ;ieben JET, bat man in 2uid 81
Rutsn. in Sdten etngei6ION n, melt aus
Der Stabt 9ebra3t. I'm 2 llbr Na6mits
tags wurosH lie losgsIuiirn; um 6 ubr As
Rinuteu RGdmtttags mar bic erite Safe
pteoer in Gulf; binucn "a Stunoen pareu
Gle Ruten bstmgetsbrt. 2eioer wirb bic
betreiIence Gutfernuug ri6t Gngegsbsn,
i~oUOeru nut ais viebr nuisbnIi3" be3ei9uet.
rRottenen O~uiuenpoit ;uIen e9ter 3or9Uul
big gel6etoen mOeten 9ebouoen woroeu",
idtieBt bic frGgtt6e MtttbstIung Iber bieie
neueite Ssitrsbnus auf pOitaIii6em @sbietel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24

InbeiBsn. 8leiHe Gnra: rSsrr Dot
tor, parum teiBen Gle beun nitt urlsrs
Selene an?
Wutter: vGber Sin6, peI5sn rninn
On II suiammenrsSsit!"
anna: vabsr Wama, Ou buit bod
beute Wursen ielbit seiast, penn Der Dot:
tor iid gu unS iest, wiro CT wabriGeinIi9
bel Selene anbeiBsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
MaH fiile ben Rassu ni9t nit @binin

, MfaH fiile Den Raseu ni@t NIT gbintn
in Der @rwurtuus, Oaour9 benz DedieIs
iisber por5ubeugen ober eS gu beileu.
Myers Nsues@ure 1T elm peit wtrtiameres
Sorbeu9un9s- unc 6silmttteI, unS bistet
babel ben 8oribeiI, ooB es tein .@ift i'm
3eibe suriifIdBt, bas S4uinosI, Goubbeit,
&opfI6mer5 pno anoere lltbsl uerurIa9t.
Dafiir 9arautiren Die Gigentbimer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
ct. &apbaels Ssrcin sum SduBe Der
Gin uno Nusmanoerer.
BUR Yeah

EoH psridtessueu Stitsu ptree i'd 70 oft erIu4t, ,inrn
Rtrwanetsn oosr Sttannteu, Der lbtr See tsmrt, IN
Castle Garden 81 ,mpfanstn uno tbm btbllhid su iein.
81 bin ssrnt Su ieetm Dteutte etreit. Rur mobte Id bits
ten. tets aeuau a~rSastStn, NIT Weldeu Sdife Ger tttreS
tenoe tonmtH iou. @suu man uuS niht BEN uuaeidhreu
Veg hne es uussidbre 3sit ausibt. mann elmer tOmmsn iou,
10 1T as ibwer, Ia talt ~uum4Slih, Semaneeu snter Der
Vaahe 9tnDuueerer dushneia Su MAIDEN. Mud wdrt Cd
gut, penn man BEN gtrwauoIsn ibon ee Asreiie Der suros
pdiihen Sertruueusmdnuer dH8abe. Nui eieis art miree
aud loon orilben fIr tie 9eioret pereeu, une fdmeu islbe
am itberiteu eirett an mid. Wir 9sbeu bier Die Gereiie
er psrihtseeutu Observation-Disclosures une bsmtrtsn babel
nod i~0lstubes.
Der 3psd oes St. &ap5a,Is. gsrsins III, lem Rsiisuesu
Sbue uus SeiitGne ougsocibeu 81 laiisn, uno ne DOR ies
eem SbaeCn IN SettlibCn uHs stiltsasu StTgen ;u bewabs
rem. Scoe NustuHit in SeIrefI elmer itetu AHseltgeubstt
Der Nstt wirp ~bsrsitwiuisit uHO GRATIS srtbsiit. Us
trGutnspou an ben 9sr:tu penesn. Sitr tiu Gsrssi4nie
Der ueriaiessnsu Observation-Disclosures:
YsrtrauenSmdnner oeS ct. RapbaeISs
Ssrsins jtno tn;
Bremen: Serr Gaitor Z. 2 dI6iirr, 2iHe,utr. o.
SaaSars; StrI tBt0Sor @tpnbtrs, or. &si6sn:
ira6e 50. ~4&>A SpsSae~sxS 49,
&ntUsrpGu: Serr ). u. 8IrssH, 49aUsnus Charlotte
8otteream: Ssrr Sacob S1IIer, uau Der Goditraat17.
Sdprt: per y. lambert etbmau u, S8u: 9oubst.
eoHsen: Serr paltor j d. Soit. IL lluiOH Strsst
@hiteaapsi.
liverpool: Ssrr 8tIItam Grof, 80 TUT, Street.
Ven BORT: 0sP. :. 8eulaHe, tatbol. PriCitsr, Is Stat,
Street, geSeHu5er Gaitlt gGroeu.
porto aaesrs. prop. 8io Sraute III Sui. SraflisH
per- SlemeUS8 aIlaM
SotastHs (6oua 6rGHctsca), BroU. Santa Gatbariua.
Sratlisn: SER pator Y. Sos8ersbauie en-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24

ltuaugcucbm. 9OttOr (eiues 6ur@ 0te:
tlame bstanuteu Sommsrbaoes): rSaps
~iapperlot! iebt 9ebt mfrs i3le9t!
S4itt mir oa Der College Berner stneu
pirtIi9en Rranteu in bic Sur Der"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24

8ie MOit wieber gu anieben tOmmen
fam. Gin Sdaububenbeiiter bietst benl
Iuar4iiteu WOit 800 Dollars fir bic @o,
DE. mem er fi6 in eiuem SGfiB Mil sur
Saau itsIen luIieu.
gOrausitdtIi9 wir6 MOit feline 3uitim:
muu9 9eben, bd er tGum auf cine pOrtbeil:
bafters @eiIe iemaIs wteoer gu u ) n
tommeu fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24

Gin unnatiiriidcr Safer. @s sei6ab
Dor ni9t LANCER 3eit, boB in elm @aftbuuS
Der Siaruor,tGot 5u 0tin9sn Elm Wtaun
nit orst G,npern eiutrat uup nahbem ale
SIas senpmwen un6 aud Sisr bei3afit
mar, Die Stuoer frGgte: yStnberIn babt's
Sunssr?" vSu." vWROst's Sratpiirtl'n2"
y "a, ia" r8slluerin, ~brinsen's elm, spei,
Orsi Ousenb Sratpirit'l! Ra mir tonn's
aud elm Ousenb briusen, alio uisr Dug
seno." Die @irite tommen. $50, 8ins
.oerIsin LASTS Sud uur i5mstsn, m6bt's
Srob!" 5eisrli5es GSbelsetIirr. gnOss
LID iinb Die 8irite usrtiIst; ~persniiste
@sii9ter Der Riuoer. so, SinoerIn'
bats Sud ssi6mstt2" vSa.~ v@oat
SIR pisaetat nod msbr @irfI2" So,
ia" vaeInerin. nod elm OussnS!" Nu9
aisiss perl9uinbst in Der unter Der gtaie
beiinoli4eu Ssffnuns. Der Sat bat ios
eben Elm frii4es @las befommsn, ba srbebt
sr fi9, rimmt Sut uno Stof unb iast gu
ben &incsrn: $50, &iuoerl'u, baB Sbr
fein bran feb unb SUD gut auffibrt, i'd
tomme 9lsi9 wieoer, i9 Dol mir nur i6ns0I
gisarren." %, ia." 5inf Ninutsn,
cine Siertsls ia cine balbe Stunbe psrssbt,
Der Wann tomwt ui9t. 0a ipra9 Der
Wirtb: vgber euer gatsr blsibt lanas
aust" v96s Is ia unier gater gar not.
8ir bab'n ba brauBen seipielt, ba tommt
elm 9err baber au uns unb iast: v&ins
berlin, mOsts Sbr tetns 8ratpiiritI?" 90
mir bic mOssn2 8ir babsn ale ssidrtsen:
Sa. Do bat bsnn Der Serr Su uns ssiast:
$50 gebt't nit mir ba rein" limb ba
itnb mir aae mitSssansen." Eableau!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Samurl J Silosn's Seitament purts

in @repitone uerleieu. gs 1T enorm
lang unO wiiroe minOeitsnS 8 SpaIten in
t~leinif.r S9rtit fiQen. Der Na9laB wirb
uuf ibsr SIS ,OOO, 900 seidSSt. gae gers
Iuanbten iino beba9t, 9roBe Summsn fir
freie SibliOtbeten, 0obItbdtisteitsjpsfs,
p. p. ausssistt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24

Sung un0 alt lernen Die nunSsrbar
wobltpdtise @irtung pSn Gp;r's Suriu.
pdtiua fennen. &Ieine &lnoer, bic an
wrben Iugen, peben O6rsn ODER @rtnotopf
OOer Die cine ~9tetguns su Sfrop5rlu
ODER Syphilis 9eerbt bl6su. t6nnen ou,9
Ole anpsnounS oerieIbsu seiuno nnb tart
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
AIerfei Spas uuo Grnf.

Srudfshler. Der arserIt3its DrutfsbIer
1T, wenn man Der Ntdte bic tSauo briiden
MIL uno erfabt bic Der alien Eante.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24

Sduer ~ MAIDEN. YrofeHor gu sinsm
SdiIsr, benz Der &ettor cine 8iise srtbsilt
bat): rWRiasr, i'd bofis, Sic psrbsn ii6
bisis Raie bintsr bic Sbrsn i9rsibsn!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Whom she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24

Sel6ifenutnit. &idter: rSbrS eruf?"
S5auipteler: vSerfeblt!"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-07
nInhnn. Mnklnr a rnnrr silL.

In one of the shops in the Indian vii.
lage is to bcse process of making a
fancy silk, which puzzled many people
WHOM FIRST seen in a Japanese Grape robe,
which was exllibitpdat show OF eastern
embroideries both last year and this. In
this case the ground Is a thin silk, on
which tic design had been roughly
marked out with chalk, or something
which rubs out easily. The workman
very clevcrly pinclAcs up in his long flcx.
lille fingers tiny scraps of the silk and
ties them round one by one intoa knot
with thin thread Of silk which las been
previously waxed.
When the whole pattern Is thus tied
out the silk Is dyed, aud, when dry, the
knots are united. The waxed thread has
prevented the color taking in the knotted
pieces Of tle material, 80 that it presents
a design q small Enthusiastically shaped
atas or rcse-shapcd tigtlres.in lighter
tones than the ground.-The Queen.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-07
Fine Art in a southern st.,..

The most stylish invitations Of the sca-
son were issued for a ladies' lunch in
town last week, The paper imitation
was Of birrh-bark and the invitation was
put on in irregular letters Of gold, and
tile hostess WIS asked for the address Of
the designers. II transpired that she
had gone to tire womens exchange and
left IS with an order for some artistic
cards. Tie order was given to two
young ladies, who bought stiff, tinted
paper, splotchcd it with brown to give II
the effect of birch.bark and threw on the
letters. There is a suggestion in this
that goes beyond lunche6ns and parties.
Atlanta Constitution.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-07
Rncklcn,s Arnlcn Rnlre

Tie Bet Salrc in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fe.
yer Sores, letter ohappel Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re.
quirCd, Its guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price,
% cts, per box, For sale by W. S. Hoy,
Druggist. tdeC,lO-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-07
Building Road. N tho ulmalayas,

Building Roads in tho IIimaiayas.
The traveller in that portion Of the
Himalayas under British protection
journeys securely along roads which at
dizzy heights wind around perpendicular
precipices.
The English engineers who biilt these
roads found themselves face to facc with
grander Obstacles than my tl,eyhad ever
attacked. Cliffs rising several thousand
feet from the river, almost as smooth as
q brick wall, had to DO plssed. Tho
services Of the best cragstnen in the
mountains were secured. The boldest Of
them, who could creep where a goat
would scarcely venture, bored holes at
intervals Of fifteen feet, in which he
fixed strong iron bars. On these lie hung
ropes and planks from which his fellows
could begin their work, while Suspended
thousands Of feet above the river.
Wien the bold Cragsman came to q
part Of the cliff 80 smooth that even he
could find no footing, Inc would scale tile
precipice by going lack and ascending
tat some point which afforded footing.
Fixing an iron bar in the rock as low
down from the top ps be could, he would
be let down by rope until he hung at
the level Of the proposed road. Then
boring the rock, he would tx therein IN
ironbar, and connect It by q rope-bridge
with the last point gained.
The active hill.men, careless Of dizzy
heights, would crawl on the bridge, lorr
the cliff, md let in bars at the intcrmGli.
ate points. On these bars planks were
laid, on which the coolies worked, who
built the viaducts. Youths Companion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-07
&c MIoDLe.AagD ANp rAs QUO

As Active in Reforms as the YounE-A
Peep at the Pages of History.
The middle.aged and the old have been
atleast us uctive in reforms as the young;
have, in truth, they being in most coun.
tries the monopolists Of power, carried
through most Of the changes that the
world has seen. Old generals alter tar
tics, old lawyers reform tenurps, old
statesmen widen sufErages. The brcccll-
louder, whilh has changed the distribu-
ton Of power in Europe, was introduced
by an old officer and sanctioned by On
emperor far advanced in years. Theirs
was past middle age when he declared
for the republic. Lord Beaconsfield was
m elderly statesman when he established
household suffrage. Mr.. Gladstone was
distinctly old--past the psahnists idea Of
the term Of life-when he advised tile
great changes embodied in the Hawarden
manifesto, and undertook tie settlement
Of that most perplexing Of problems, the
Irish revolution. Certainly he is no
,Oulogist Of the pissed away, and his
most trusted advisers are none Of them
young men.
We habitlally quote old lawyers as the
stoutest opponents of change, and when
we want to embody conservatism in a
word we mention Lord Ellon; hut Lord
Cairns was IN elderly man when lie
practically without consulting parlia.
lnent, and certainly without any pressure
from ii, IAvolutionized ut a blow not
only the law, but the very principle
which governed female ownership Of
property; and Lord selbornc, who helped
him, was far past middle life. They
struck away one Of "tlle foundations OF
society as il they had been IS. Pic
Mono was an old man when he asked a
council to sanction the dogma Of papll
infalibility; that Is, when he made, in
the judgment of many tl,eolosians, tho
greatest practical innovation ever made
in the machinery Of the Roman church,
converting its government from co..
optative oligarclly under a doge into an
irresponsible monarchy. N. Grevy, tie
president Of the French republic, though
an exceedingly old man, leans always
toward the Left and it is not the past
which is lamented by a thinker like Mr..
Herbert Spencer, who is certainly not
immature.
We would nsk every reader Of these
lines to look round and see IL he did not
know some old man-or, still more
frequently, old wolnen-in whom was
great tolerance for new ideas, who
praised, instead of deprecated, tho
changes he or she had seen, and who
welcomed innovation with more hope.
fulness than younger auditors could
quite follow. We could name a dozen
such people, and have delighted often in
renewal Of llopefulncss derived from
the talk of the very old. They protest
that the world Is better till it Is inpossi.
BE, in spite Of too many patent facts, not
to believe them and acquire from the be.
lief q momentary refrigeration OF
mental enerSy.-LOndon Spectator.
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a MOUSE KILLED sY MUSIC.
zhs nltis Animapa Antics Under ths
sound d ! sIelin n. psAth.

sound q ? iielniFits psAth.
a party u three gentlemen were en-
icyins musical evening, woiteing per.
fprnen md Tie third De reporter,
mefcly lisi9ner The violinist, who
w'eit Cider than tlie distinguished 'ccl.
llsi AIlcllsal Bplud, played atdndoni i'm
prosisati9n ,gliils casttal conversation
was goiDlscu when d small hiolrse was
otapr,d to nm roma dirk room into
therarlCf where IRE party ut; There
way No DESIRE y harm tltellttlc creature,
and lIs wasallowed 70 have his way. llr.
Brand topped hi8playipg and The niouse;
Immediately disappeared.
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Trustees Sale Of the Marion Fry
Farm in Cooper District Mason
County, West Virginia.

Npursuanccof q deed oftrnst, exeCn.
| tedto the undersigned. By Marion
Fry and Eliza Fry, his wife, hearing
date on the 10th day Of March, 1881,
and recorded in the Mason County Court
Clerks Office, in trust decd book No. 8,
lolio SOS, &c, to secure the payment Of
u prnmmissory note execnted BY tho
said Marion Fry, bearing even date with
said trust deed, and payable six months
after date, with interest from date, to
the order Of John McCulloCh, for the
sum OF $2oS0O; and the said note hay.
ing become due and payable, and default
having been made in the payment there
Of, aud being requested aud required BY
the holder Of said mole, so TO do, / shah
sell Ct public auction, at tho front door
o. the Court House, Of Mason County,
West Virginia, on Saturday, the
10Th day Of April, 1856, az I P.
NJ, the property conveyed 10 me by
said deed 0t trust, being 1853 acres q
land, lying in Cooper District, and being
thesamc farn upon which the said Nh.
rlon Fry now resides. This Is a good
farm, and is well improved. Terms o.
sale SPOT CASH.
The above sale Is made, however, sub.
lect to q decd oftrust heretofore execu
ted by Marion Fry This wife not Joining
thcrein,l on the 18th day Of September,
1876, to Samuel RiCkRrd, Trustee, 10 secure
,Jng. L. Kniplit tho na,,p,o,,t a =, 500
bill therein described, for tho snm Of
SS09.OO, payable to said Jas. l.. knight,
twelve months after date, with interest
from date, and which said deed Of trus,
is duly Of record in the Mason Comfy
Court Clerks Office, in trust deed book,
No. 8. folio lSS, &C., TO which reference
may be had. The exact amount due
upon said singlebill will he made known
on the day olsale.
mCh l0-4w.
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Tho shc-bcar Is a devoted mother and
viii stand by hor cubs to the last.
When they are hurt she ticks their
wounds to make them WE'LL At home
bears are quite a happy family. Mrs.
B1lin not only plays about with her chill.
dren, hut the youngsters amuse them.
selves together in the most amiable man.
neF without quarellng or coming 10
Observation-Disclosures Call.
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A Receipt for Royal Prisoner.

The story goes that when TheCbaw and
his retinue were landed us prisoners al
Madras and turned over to a hurley Scot
on duty there, the officer who brought
them demandeda receipt. Tho Scotch
nun promptly made IL ont: Received Of
Col. Willoughby one king, two queens,
thirteen maids Of honor, etc., as per in
voice" : Cincinnati Commercial Ga.
zette.
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Rualan Remedy for HydrqphohIa,

The Alisma, or water pIantaii, is laudcj
in Russia as a remedy for hydropl,obia
The plant flowers during the summer
and should bC collected during August
The roots must bo dried and grated, ilier
spread on bread and butter and good
dose taken night and morning. Two OF
three doses are said to be sufficient L
effect u cnrc.-ClicagO journal.
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Remain Chlldllke An rfroush T.Ire.

All men and women should rejoice 10
remain part chill / all through lie, how.
ever long its ;ourse may run. Tho
games, the dance, tho anectlote, tie %.
sembly Of friends, the feast, aro as much
a part Of humanity as its natural power
to laugh or to perceive the points Of wit.
Amusement isOm Of the forms Of hu.
man IaPpineM. -DeyId Swing.