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IN IRE RAILWAY.-TiczetO offices. 4O1, BIZ,

II RlE RAILWAY Ticket Ofncos, 4Ol, Oh
- III ana 800 Broadway. lob ~ ho.ey, le7 Vests
York' 81 and S3S Fuon>st, Bfgoklyn; 1o7 Broadway
Wilism9 ug Newark and Hudson sts.. Hoboken
Paror or sleeping Car reservations and orders
ior aud anster % oas cage car De obtained Ia
from Chambersst Local trains . 10 ~ minutes earllei
a m daily, Day Express, buffet drawing room coaches
70 Bgnai9; fulman sleeping coaches HorneiIsvA1e to
10 80 a H. week days Delaware Valley Express, parlor
ca, to BInshamtSn o"ss Elrta and CGfntns ,o,.,
Pullman train Of day and punet sleeping coaches Buff
fa!o Niagara Falls Cleveland. Chicago Cincinnati and
81 Louis no extra charge FOR fast time .,...,..
coaches to Binghamton, Oweso Elmira Rochester Buf
- falo, Cincinnati and Chicago:
9u,heTfoFd and rassiicL 40 10 s0 70 i So
$50 80 1870 TO- 80 sS O. 10 80 m IS = night tG
Also 70 Rutherford 30, a. NJ 4 80 5;2o =: m TO
~ p SaG Y5 g. !. 80 49, g g.
r's'; is 80 70 GsS 40 E Po2 rs
$50 $3.50. 010, O:s6, 40 I 80 8, 10 80 p. m. !;
y night sundays as, 80 10 80 q m; /? noon ;
Newark ana Paterson, via NewaTk~5 40 $50, s. 80
81 30 70 so n 80 80 suaa SS go SG S SS
RlSge%Ood and surcrn-4, 4:45 1850, 40 10 30 m.
i SshS e Ridsa%sSd,, 20 Il
v.a,m M ~ 15 20 n y night an % soo
wafwiek-week days. As 0. 10 80 a. m. l. 80 p.
7 80, p m, ,nd,ys IS, $50 NJ, $50 = n
Mddetown and Port Jeryis-4 45 20, o. 10 80 N: ;
s'YS SO; 80 D. H. sundays 4A'' $780, D.
Express trains from the West arrive in New York at
7;o5; Il =: 90; a I r. and 10 20 p IL r.purp
Gen Supt General Passenger Agent
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frrtnres ano nleeliues.

ST JOHNS COLLEGE
FOrdhan, y. Y, Aug Is, loss.
NOTICE.-There will be a meeting. Of the
~ trustees OF ~. Johns College Fordham y y on
iege. BY order Of tho Chairman OF Tho Board
NICHOLAS HANEAHAN, secretary.
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NEW GRAND HOTEL,

WESTERN CAisKILL~,
ONLY HOTEL ON MOUNTAIN TOP WITH PARLoR
CAPS DIRECT WITHOUT CHANGE
Idaress summit Mountain L. o.. Ulster Co, N. Y.
hu"'''' 3. J. CORNELL,
II. s. DENf5ON.
Managers
7 6 J. CORNELL, Projectors.
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Ocean Cleaners.


A NCHOR LINE L. s. Mail Steamships.
"A NEwT9oHk ANR IIy VEL! soI4 an
Cabin. so, 200 and $50. seconi cla., go.
GLAs1iOw VIA LONDONDERRY.
Anchor.a Aasgs. IS m t!Sisea.sa r.2r p m
Rates Of passage 70 GLASGOW DERRY, kIyERPooL
Second or b Sd:s 4Sr Cabin 50 s ea 800 $50
Travellers Circular Letters Of Credit Drafts FOR any
amount ISSUED at lowest current rates
For book Of Tours or further information apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS bowling Green, y. y.
CUION LINE.
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier %, y. r.. foot OF kingst
W RI24E TTg ae.isy AUGUST AaEas; r. 80 M
S NlS9IpSsiN TUESDAY; -s ssPsmss5 60 5sS
CABIN passage $50 SEQ $50 and sIoO second Cabin.
$50 and F35. Storage, 40.
A " UNDERHfLL CO. IS Broadway, n Y.
ped STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AMP PARIs;
B MAlGf!YALNXSp wednesda;, August IS, Ii a. m
CABIN rates: First Cabin 500 SIS 800. Excursion,
sll0 to slGo second Cabin. sac. Excursion s79 and
PETER WRIGHT SONS, Genp Agts.. Bowling Green:
ENMAN LINE L. S. and Royal Mail Steamers
4 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF NEW, YORK saturday August Is p NJ
CITY OF nEKF so sSigy AuSg'i 90 m
CITY OF CHICAGO SATURDAY, september :, = a. n
This steamer will sail from Pier No. AZ North River,
adjoining Christopher street Ferry. 49, a..
From Inmsn Pier foot OF Grand ST. Jersey City
CABIN PASSAGE $50 and Upward. SECOND CAB
-' PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents.
N. Y.
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MOTT HOUSE,

TAKKYIUWN .UN. II . DSUN
Superior accommodation for permanent and transient
guests square feet piaz4ss; three acres shaded
lawns beautiful drives; special rates for september DC
and winter house. steam heated during cool weather
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LLOYD SIS. co.

~
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LOND0N,r,
NEwYoRK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
steamer FAST say E fSoP PSs ' s%E&MEES
slaiS S Va Ap Aug - IN Eos; SEPT
Fuda. sat, Aug 25, .. m. Lahn, Wei Sept s Sa n
cation. second Cabin, $50 BERTH seerage al lowest
'''N oELRIcHs & CO. No. Bowling Green
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
L LINES FOR CALIFORNIA JAPAN, CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
For San Francisco via the Is,hmus OF Panama
COLON sails Monday, August 90. noon
From san Francisco LIST and Brannan SIS
CITY OF SYDNEY sails Thursday, August 30, p. m.
For freight passage and general Information apply az
e0mp"y' 0ee On H. Y'I bu Ioi 4 spsn,snaeS
O0MPAGNlE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE, FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE
ComPanys Per neT No2 North River foot OF NoSton's
Ia BKETAGNE, De Jeasselin saturday. sept /. !. m
LOUIS DE DEDIAN, Agent. No Bowling Green.
HAMBURG-AME s. S. Line for Ply.
First Cabin, $50 and upward s,esrage at low rates .
wieland 80 a M Aug. % Gellert II 80 N, Aug 80
Cen KuNnAE9 q s,o ks. GmAHp nw CO. Gen
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
sADRIATIC. Capt Cameron. Ned. Aug. o., 80 a.
nERhfFFtNHsc CAP. p bs.iGn w s5 A ASsg 70 80 M
CELTIC Capt Irving Wednesday, September 3 D.
Prom White STAR Dock, foot OF West lOth.sI -
800 SO CSC sna sdoy eg Ky c tsn
try s2O limited number " sec"ndcabln passengers
carried thse steamers rate. 49, excursion sG5 For
Companys Onlce. No Al Broadway, New:York.
J. BRUCE IsMAY, Agent
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Che Gnrt.

NJ oNMOUTH PARK RACES - LONG
w BRANCH. n: J. s.rr,rv
EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
Crll Tuesday. Angus, 2sth. Commencing az 2,so IN
:, Central q y Libsr;yss Ferry Sms, s ,S,,
y Z, cortlanat aud DssbrOsses st Ferries. 10 g;iO
IL 30 IL NJ, IL 80 p. Il p. m Oh Saturday.
only.) Boats Via Sandy Hook. from Pier 8. foot Of
Rector-st-, H. o, II q. io rs. D. m
J. IT, COSTER Sec A. J. CASSATT. Pres
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MlzzEN TOP HOTEL,

MANKANSET HOUSE,
SHELTER ISLAND, l.. l., ~ Y.
Uealthfuy situated amidst beautiful scenery BY land
and water; attractive drives yachting bathing, tshlng
music, etc. Frequent and convenient trains VIA
Long Island H. T. Address HENRY = MOWER
Manager ato OF GuseJ House, Manhauset House SUFFOLK
n. B.-The Nanhanset House will positively be kept
oprn untl Sent goth. and atcr II Luslness Warrants
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for Sale.

nor SALE-Handsome framed. life-s1e, cayon portrait
of the lso Hon. Gs.oe Conkimg by Kurt, from tho
collection VI eX Pesd1nt Chester a. Arthur Address
PORTRAIT Tribune once.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Coruanat aud
DcsbrOsses sts a. follows;
so a NJ. Tor Catdsauqua and Intermediate points
3 a M Geneva, Lyons, Emira Rochester. Buffalo
and tao aud pl4ncipa! local points Chair TO
llmra 49, ---,- -, -.-..,t.,. .-,.- c,-,-
car 10 Iunkh Connection 70 Heading and Harris
J.40 D. m. for Pt,ston and principal intermediate
uolfts Chair 10 L. and Il Junction.
40 D. IN for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO
d IA for Geneva Lyons Emira, Rochester. BUT
fao and Pu lmIn sleeper % Lyons
" X 10 D. H. Tor Laurays and intermediate % nts
Trans leaving A. : a. a., ! y. ~. and 40 y. m.
meet ior all points Mahanoy and Hallcton ccG regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
n. m for AaueA Chunk Ha4loton and in'Ixslia,s
points ,-. - a., ..-.,t-.. .-.,a,-
d. N. fOf Geneva Lyons Emifa, Rochester. But
t,c ana mo west Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
~ General Eastern Once 235 Broadway.
CHORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
y oston Newport and the East Express leaves Grand
Central station at 10 90 a. m and ;0n T. m for Watos
nm. Narragsnsett Pier Newport aud Providence and
nestop 8 100 D. m Limited Express for Newport Prov
idcnce and Boston- IL 80 p Might Express for New
port Providence Bost0n-daily. palace Paror Cars or
Sleeping Cars 10 Destination
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Erastus Wiman, Esq.

=, EASlDE PROPERTY. 80
- JOIIS y B. SMYTII. Auctcneer. will sell the remain,
plots Of the iayoritc Althouse properly a. fA.
NOCK Away, LONG ISLAND, on SATURDAY, Az
CvsT 10 1855 al . 30 D. m the premises sale
positive rain shine. Plots contain from 70 II city
fos Tho through this property are Handsomely
Iracti and graded with pretty grnsstrimmed slcewak
nnl nhisd With lamps Plots fenced with ceohr
fences Fine saltwater bathing the premises Ab.
to,ury healthy, and swept by The ocean 6rcetes Ine
properly situated within five minutes walk from the ran
road station The main highway ana Jamaica Say
a. picturesque IIayswater, In the VILLAGE VE FAIs
DCtE NN and pronounced the most desirable prop
tf'y a" tic Eockaways Delightfully."- situated Tor all
yca residence Maps and further PARTICULARS at WAT
KIN ". JOSES'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, Far ROCK
swav at office ~ JOHN z. u. SMYTH, Aucuonccr
o. Libr:ty-sf.. New.YOFA CIV
SUMMER TIMETABLE L. l. RAILROAD.
1eayo Long Island City for Far Rockawaye so, 80
20 :oS II m ! :05 30 T. s. 30 :05. . s. 10 10
p. H.. 10 90 night Sundays ony-s 20, s:20 IL a. m,
So 9 8 :05 ) 80 20. 8 10, 2 so y. m
Leave Fa,husl-ayc.. brooklyn TO 10 minutes earlier
EMPRESS TRAINS ACROSS THE BAY IN 30 MIN.
CTES
leave Long Island CITY 80, 35 o. M, POS 4:2!,
p H. Sundays only-1o ;35 o. 40, 9:l5, 6:4o,
8 20 D. n.
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LONG BEACH.

LEAVE FOOT EAST SATH.ST.. N. Y, DAILY.
6 40 so . 80, 10 so IL so. 30, so, so
6 so, - so, ; 80 p M -. - m,
SUNDAYS, 10, . 90 10 40 a m ~ - Z'oo
% 80, 4 80, T. g 10 p. m. -
All trains to Long Beach except: those msrksd con-
meet with Marine Railway for POINT LOOKOUT
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Rdilron IDS
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

for Eagiewoo1. Tcn9ny Cioster 5p0fkhi.i and Mack
100, 80, $50. 80, Gao, 100. 1880 M Il
D. For Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and Tai mans,
week days, 90 10 700 a. n. 30 . 40 p NJ sundays
dltions CTcsskl and 40 . N. 80 D.
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NEW AMERICAN HOTEL,

RICHPIELD SPRINGS, ny
UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP AND NJ MANAG SV EHP
CAFE AND billiard ROOM. WI remain open
until September is. Terms, a per day . .
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Rooms an0 flats 90 Eet.

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS Elegant apartments; all
w improvements six and bathroom only 81 per
month ii. w. BADGLEY, ~ Wall-st. and 10ih-ave and
155th-st.
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Ecaro ano Rooms.

~ WEST BOD ST.-Deautifui room with or without
~ board abundance OF every floor; REFER
exchanged
90 WEST 2GTH-sT. AfnlcTs HHel).-Nicely fur.
% nishod suites and single rooms, With hrstelass
board.
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N0RMANDIE.BY.THE-SEA.

Near Seabright New-Jersey.
THIS UNIQUE HOTEL OPEN UNTIL OCT l.
X. IL eIstiOh FERDINAND p. EARL. Pro-
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Will remain open until November delightful noun
tain resort less than from ". X celebrated for
grandeur scenery ana hcalthfuncss no send
Tor circular. w. A. BIsoDuEAD & SONS Prop
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New.York Thursday. Aug TO- 1888
~ .,,s were made at the Exchange and Auction Roo
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"-S'' FRIDAYS AUCTION SALE
BY Richard V Harnett 4 Co
ro-eciosure sale, Delaney. referee lot SgxloOo
and a.siory dwelling. No. ii East o9hst s. 90 II
OF Madison-ayc.
The true northerner., 1888-06-13

II you desire TO attend any OF the follow
ing important meetings. avail yourselves of
the splendid train service and low rates of
fare offered by the burlington Route" c..
b. a. .. r. X. Tickets will be sold at one
fare for the round trip. from any station on
the line, as follows; June 16 to 10. 1883. and
from Iowa points. June 13 Out in no case
June IL or 15). for the National Republican
Convention, at Chicago, opening June 10:
good 10 return until June 25. inclusive
June III 10 IA (and from points within 300
miles OF st. Louis on the 18th. and for trains
arriving I'm st. Louis on tho morning OF the
16th), for the North American Saengerbund
Biennial Festival. to be held at st. Louis.
June 13 10 16; good 20 return until June 49,
inclusive. June 20 IL. fer the Biennial
Session OF the Supreme Lodge OF the
Knights OF Pythias. 10 be held at Cincinnati.
June IL 10 16; good for going passage until
June 13. and for return passage
until June 10. inclusive. Juno IA
TO July 13. inclusive. for the Ma
tional Educational Association meeting. at
San Francisco: good for going passage until
July Is. and with final limit for return pas
sage 30 days from date Of sale. For tickets.
general or further information regarding the
above. apply TO any ticket agent Of its lines.
or address PAUL MORTON. General Passen-
ger and Ticket Agent c., B. & Q. Il. r., Chi
cago, Illinois.
The true northerner., 1888-06-13
Slips Of the Tongue.

The list of words, phrases and express
sions TO be avoided 10y young ladies of
Wellesley College includes the following:
Il guess so" for l suppose so, or think
so.
Fix things" for arrange things, or pre-
pare things.
The use of "ride" and drive inter-
changeably.
Real good" or "real nice, for very good
or really nice.
Il have studied some, :" for studied some
what, or Il have not studied any, for not
studied at all.
Not as 1 know" for not that l know.
TRY an experiment., for make an ex-
pertinent.
Had rather" for would rather, and had
better, for would better.
Right away, for Immediately or now.
"Well posted, for we'll informed.
Try and do, for try to do, or try and
go, tor try to go.
at looks good enough, for it looks well
enough, or does it look good enough" for
does it look we'll enough.
"Someb body else's, for somebody's else.
The true northerner., 1888-06-13
The SfOps of an Organ.

With such important functions the liver, are
Of course productive Of serious bodily disturb
ance When it relaxes its secretive and dstrib-
utive activity, bile gets into the blood and
tinges the skin and white Of tho eyes with yell
low, the bowels become constipated. tho tongue
coated, the breath sour Then come head
aches, vertigo and congestion of the organ, ac-
companied with pain in its vicinity or under the
right shoulder blade. Shall blue pill be the
remedy sought2 No, for mercury in any form
is pernicious. What them ENperience indi-
Gates Hostetter's stomach Bitters as the true
remedy for inactivity of tho liver IL not only
relaXes the bowels without pain, but has a di-
rect stimulating effect upon the hepatic gland
itself the seat and origin OF tho trouble. All
malarial complaints involve disorder OF the
liver, and of these the Bitters is the most popu-
lar curative. 1t also conquers dyspepsia ner-
vocsness rheumatism and kidney troubles.
The true northerner., 1888-06-13
Wise Words.

The men who do things naturally, SLOW
ly, deliberately, are the men who succeed
oftenest in life.
Love is the most terrible and also the
most generous of the passions; it is the
only one that includes in its dreams the
happiness of some one else.
Perfection does not exist; to understand
it is the triumph of human intelligence; TO
desire to possess it is the most dangerous
kind of madness.
A good man is the best friend, and
therefore is first to be chosen, longest to
be retained, and indeed, never to be part
ed with unless he ceases TO be that for
which he was chosen.
The roses of pleasure seldom last long
enough to adorn the brow Of those who
pluck them, and they are only roses which
do not retain their sweetness after they
have lost their beauty.
The true northerner., 1888-06-13

Il AM weary OF livine. moaned poor Mrs Black,
For Tn fairly worn out with the ache in my
back;
NY nerves are a chain
OF weakness and pan,
And my poor head is aching as il IL would
crack
Now, don't be discouraged" cried good Mrs.
White
1T is never dark but there's promise Of light
can tell you, in brief
What will give you relief
Pierce's Favorite Prescription will soon set you
right"
II is the only remedy for woman's peculiar
weaknesses and ailments, sold by druggists
under positive guarantee from the manu-
fac;urers that il Will give satisfaction in every
case, or money Will be refunded See guar
antee on bottle-wrapper. Large bottles 400
doses) 81; six for So
The true northerner., 1888-06-13

Wade Hampton. of South Carolina,
is 90.
Turpie, OF Indiana. is 81. Allison, of
Iowa, Is 50.
Morrill,, OF Vermont, is ". He is the
oldest Senator.
Pugh. OF Alabama, Is 81. Jones, OF
Arkansas, is i6.
Hale. of Maine. is 81. German, of
Maryland, is AZ.
cockrell, of Missouri, is SO. Vest. Of
Reagan, of Texas, is SO. Edmunds, Of
Ingalls,, of Kansas. is 81. Beck, of
Kentucky, is G6.
Vance, of North Carolina, is 81. Sher-
man, of Ohio, is "a.
Cullom, of Illinois, is 5S. Voorhees,, of
Indiana, is go.
Colquitt, of Georgia, is 63. Salisbury,
Of Delaware, is 20.
Spooner, of Wisconsin, is 40. Pad
dock, of Nebraska. is 81.
Blackburn, of kentucky, is 40. Gibson,
of Louisiana, is 90.
Evarts, of New York, is 20. Hiscock,
Davis, of Minnesota, is 40. Walthall, of
Mississippi, is 56.
Jones, of Nevada, is 5S. Blair, of New
Hampshire, is 3d.
Hoar, of Massachusetts, is 81. Stock
bridge, of Michigan, is 81.
Quay, of Pennsylvania, is o.. Aldrich,
of Rhode, is 46.
Hawley, of Connecticut is G1. Wilkin-
son Call, of Florida, is "a.
Mitchell, OF Oregon, is so. Don Came
ron, of Pennsylvania, is 81.
Riddleberger, of Virginia, is 43. Kenna,
of West Virginia, is 80.
Leland Stanford, of California, is Ga.
Bowen, of Colorado, is 52.
Chandler, of New Hampshire, 10 81. Nc
Pherson, of New Jersey, is "a.
The true northerner., 1888-06-13

Leaurelle Oil prevents tendency 20 Wrinkles
or sgeing OF Skin. Preserves youthful plump
fresh condition OF features. II you desire n
TRANSPARENT, clear. fresh Complexion. free from
blsmish. roughness, use Leaurelle oil, 1t
cr,es and prevents cracking, chapping. rough
ness or.coarseness Of skin. Keeps face, neck
end hands soft, plump Preserves tue Tone
life and transparent glow of the skin as in
youth. This is a remarkable article though
called an oil is more tho nature OF an expressed
iuice and is Il superb tonic and elegant dressing
Tor the Hair and FhiSktrS, which 10 stimulates
and tones without grease; yet keeps the hair
and whiskers soft, glossy, luxurious aud vigor-
GUS 81 nt Druggists or by Express, free OF Ex-
press charge E. WELLS, Chemist. Jersey City
SrRAIGHTEN your old boots and shoes with
Lyons Heel Stlffeners, and wear them again.
The true northerner., 1888-06-13
The BOtanist alI Nature.

A lady of great botanical lore once came
10 the late DIR. Asa Gray, the famous bot
anist, and proceeded 10 show him, with
elaboration of statement. some specimens
of a plant which differed in some way
from his description Of il in botany. He
looked at the plant and then cut her speech
short with this remark: "AIadame. have
never been able to make the plants grow
according to my descriptions. The Ar
nOuU7n
The true northerner., 1888-06-13
WOnd .rfui Inc ligence.

Boston Lady Ito caller q want you to
admire my little dog, Fido, Mrs. Bunker.
Isn't he lovey. lying there on the rug"
Mrs. Bunker-"Beautiful,a and be see N :
so peaceful and contented The express
sion on his face is almost human"
Boston Lady-"lsn't it? I've been read
ing Browning aloud, and / really believe
the dear little fellow understands it.
Nen York Sun
The true northerner., 1888-06-13
Wise Words to Bird, and Bridegroom.

Work together, plan together, select and
furnish the house or rooms together. BE
one in al home arrangements. The less
talk Of mine and thine the better. We are
satisfied that my rights" should be era 'ed
from the die iouary which governs husband
and wife. and oour rights" substituted.
But, Notwithstanding short engagements
aud early mari ,ge certainly appear to be
the most certain road TO abiding happiness,
there are some cases which necessitate a
long engagement. But it is full of dangers
and uncertainty. Yet. If each continue
faithful. and swervo not from their plighted
VOWS until the circumstances which COM
PEELED delay have passed or been overcome.
then long engagement almost invariably
ends IN very happy marriage. love
that has not been shaken by long delay,
usually involving long absences, is not built
on sand, but on rock, over which foods
may sweep and the wind threaten in vain.
IL young people are trained TO look upon
an engagement as n solemn contract as
binding in Gods sight as marriage, there
would be very little danger. If in early
youth, before education is completed, and
some profession or employment is secured,
two meet and ara drawn together, becom-
ing devotedly attached, then the engage
ment, even II of necessity il must be long,
is the wisest course. Any sacrifice Is bet
ter than TO relInqu sh the first love. We
firmly believe IN first love, given when the
heart is young and tender. unstained by
too close contact with the world and its
bewitching, beguiling attractions. Such
love, honestly given and as truly returned,
is next to mothers loye-the safeguard
of young men and maidens. This once
secured, the world may spread out all her
devices ever so skillfully and she will not
break the bond. So. because the first
young love is so sweet, so strong, and,
when faithfully nurtured. so enduring, we
say "let it not go" even if it can be held
only by a long engagement.-Mrs.H Henry
Ward Beecher.
The true northerner., 1888-06-13
Don't You Know

that you cannot afford to neglect that catarrh? t?
Don't you know that it may lead to consump-
ton, to insanity, to deah Don't you know
that 1t can be easily curedg Don't YOU know
that while the thousand and one nostrums YOU
have tried have utterly failed that DR.. Sage =
Catarrh Remedy is a certain curey II has stood
the test Of years, and there are hundreds OF
thousands of grateful men and women in all
parts OF the country who can testify to its
efficacy. All druggists.
The true northerner., 1888-06-13
Some We're Missing.

Bufkins was very pious, very fond of
the ladies, and very bald on the back of
his head. The other evening be was call
ing on Conn scticut avenue girl, and was
giving her great deal of church talk.
"Ah, Miss Charlotte" he said, Eve are
watched over very carefully. Even the
hairs OF our head are numbered"
Yes, Mr.. Bufkins," she replied, with
deep enthusiasm. but some of the back
numbers of yours appear to be missing. -
WnShinnfnn Critic
The true northerner., 1888-06-13
"What place is this 2"

What place is this ?"
1T is lager-beer saloon next door
to theater."
"Ahl so it is. And who is that young
man with his feet on a table and cigar
in his month";"
a theatrical critic, my son..
"But why isn't lie in the theater?"
ooh, there is no occasion for that.
All he is expected to do is to say that
it was a good play, full house, and
that the ladies still persist in wearing
high hats 10 obstruct the view OF the
stage "-DetroU Free Press.
The true northerner., 1888-06-13
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