Death.
Two travel-worn and, weary feet at rest,
From path of pa'n iot shrouded In the
past ;
Tao coM band folded on a colder breast.
From which the soul hat Ufe?n ttii'htat
last ;
Two eye froin whose dark, vacant cells the
glow
Of sunlight seems forever to tiave fled ;
Two mute lips meeting as an unstrung bow,
From which the final arrow, speech, has
sped.
This is the sobtlesi of all mysteries :
Some call It Death, and others name it
Teaco. D. E- O' Sullivan.
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If the oven is too hot when baking,
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Cream sweetened with powdered sugar
will keep for a couple of days.
Lard, ir applied at once, will often
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To prevent flat-irons from scorching,
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For preserving cheese from mold, cov
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Boiling in strong soapsuds will clean
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Oil cloths can be brightened after
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. spoonful of vinegar put into the
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or two at least. During the past season
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white Wyandotte eggs far exceeded the
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It is said that while pea meal is a gieat
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with hot water.
A table?DOOnfuI Of
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An Ohio farmer says that be has tried
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late In August or early in September, to
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tthlstllnf.
If a boy Is allowed to whistle, it will
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the desire to possess a drum, and if pa
ternal firmnesa be added, he can be kept
satisfied about one until he gets to be
sixteen years old, when be will strike
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Shakespeare was well acquainted with
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false, I'll whistle bet off and let her
down the wind a prey to fortune, e'en
though hei very cries were my dead
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Men whistle when they are happy and
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same time, set him down as a man who
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never whips his children.
When a man is sad he whistles in a
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or a negro minstrel end song. And he
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IQBAW-POKEB
1TE3IS FOB THOUHHT.
It is your liabiia iliat are leading yon
.o snccess or ruin.
Love, faith, patience the three essen
tials to a happy life.
Love is lowliness; on the wedding
rir.j sparkles no jewel.
No man ever stated his griefs as light
ly as he might dc.
If you would know what a dollar is
worth, try to borrow one.
He that would jest must take a jest,
else lo let it alone were best.
He who buys wants a hundred eyes,
who sella need have but one.
No man is matriculated to the art of
life till be has been well tempted.
A man generally employs his passion
when he is at the end of his reason.
Except ye become as little children ytj
cannot enter the kingdom of heaven.
l'hysic is, for the most part, but a
substitute for exercise or temperance.
ne who murmurs with his lot is like
one barirg his feet to tread on thorns.
A child's heart responds to the tones
of its mother's voice like a harp to the
wind.
Minds of moderate calibre ordinarily
condemn everything that is beyond their
range.
To be in a passion is to punish one's
self for the faults and impertinences of
another.
They that do nothing are in the readi
est way to do that which is worse than
nothing.
1'romtses made in time of affliction
requite a bettr memory than people
commonly possess.
To enjoy a thing exclusively is com ,
monly to excludes yourself from the true
enjoyment of it.
The more tender and delicate the blos
soms of joy, the purer must be the hand
that will cull them.
A promise is a just debt, which you
must take care to pay. for honor and
honesty are the security.
The busybody labors without thanks,
woks without credit, lives without love,
and dies without tears.
Women who read prefaces and notes
are of some significance ; with men, at
most, the opposite were true.
We are not only governed by people
who are weaker than ourselves, but even
by those whom we think so.
The best of nil prayers is, to act with
a pure intention, and with a continual
reference to the will of God.
Contentment is a gwd thing until it
reaches the point where it sits Ib the
shade and lets the weeds grow.
Whatever is learned should be learned
so thoroughly that the next and higher
step may be comparatively easy.
Eve ry man's roof covers a little corner
i of Paradise, unless he has a scolding
wife, in which case the climate changes.
A man can do without his own appro
bation in much society, but must make
great exertion to gain it when he lives
alone.
The man who get8 his living by his
wits alone, generally works with too
small a capital, ne only succeeds in
failing.
One of the most important distinctions
of our judgment is, that some of them
are intutitive and others founded on the
judgment.
It is with narrow-souled people aa vrith
narrow-necked bottles, the less they have
in them, the more noise they make in
pouring it out.
What the country neds most is broad,
true men at the front men who think
more of their country and its interests
than of themselves.
In proportion as the structure of a
government gives force to public opin
ion, it ia essential that public opinion
should be enlightened.
With time everything vanishes and
decays except the virtue of the true,
which will stand like a rock, and guard
them unharmed forever.
The body of man, oppressed by excess,
bears down the mind and depresses to
the earth any portion of the divine spirit
we have been endowed with.
No great civilization is possible to a
race, nor spiritual progress to an individ
ual, where the power of death to dissolve
life is not conquered In thought and
feeling.
We should manage our fortune as we
do our health enjoy it when good, be
patient when it is bad, and never apply
violent remedies except in extreme ne
cessity. In most quarrels there is fault on both
sides. Both flint and steel are necessary
to the production of a spark ; either may
hammer on wood forever, and no fire
will follow.
It Is better that joy should be spread
over al) the day in the form of strength,
than that it should be concentrated into
ecstacies full of dangers and followed
by reactions.
Tatience under persecution is a Chris
tian virtue ; but there are times in the
history of communities as well as of in
dividuals, when Bilence is a sin and sab
rrjisnlMi a crime.
Cultivate a thankful spirit among the
members of your own household. Never
mind the petty annoyances of life that
come to all of us, but forget them in
thinking upon the innumerable blessings
that aie crowning, or have crowned jonr
days.
Evil thoughts, those birds of ill omen,
may alight anywhere ; but you may be
sure they never stay where they are
unwelcome. Some things, at least, are
optioaal with you. and neither the
world, the flesh nor the devil can compel
you to entertain unholy thoughts or de
sires if you do not choose to do so.
We cannot look, however imperfectly,
upon a great man without gaining some
thing by him. He is the living light
fountain which it is good and pleasant
to be near ; the light which enlightens
which has enlightened the darkness of
the world ; and this not as a kindled
lamp only, but rather as a natural lu
minary, shining by the gift of heaven ;
a flowing light fountain, as we say, of
natural, original Insight, ot manhood, of
heroic nobleness. In whose radiance all
souls feel that it is well with them.
IT IS WOXDE&FTZ.
hv r-.i.i!.- rlieuii:iti-tn logins, and bow
in -i ii i.-iV it grows in the y stem, until
an; i- xi'irtk-il to fiml himself it victim
in ci.ii ! t!u a-iitts or chronic form. He
th---t l-ir.i the fearful tenacity of its
grij :in I tins utter powrrleaaness of the
or li:itry ronie liM to give relief.
i'r ;.'t;ly to n disease have phynician"
n-i.-.-n more tri Iv. an! none has more
co:niilet.-!y LatUori their efforts to provide
a sH-i:ic; an.l until Athlophoros was dis
Civerc! there no medicine which
wo'iM rnirely cure rheumatism, neuralgia
nn 1 nervotn or sick headache. Thousands
of testimonials like the following jprova
lievoivl (piest'ion that Athlophoros is the
onlv relihle remedy, and that it will do
all "that is claimed for it.
Catskill, Green Co., N. Y.
August 19, lSSfi.
I can recommend the Athlophoros to
anyhody t!iat is in want of it. It has
cured my mother who lias had neuralgia
all her life and also rheumatism. She says
she is nil free from pain now, snd will not
be without a Ixjtlle for twice the price. I
(tavc a liottle to my brother who had neu
ralgia in the bowels and it fixed him in a
few days. Frank Edwards.
Rouses Tt., Clifton Co., N. Y.
August ISth, 1880.
Two year arrothis Summer I was sorely
afflicted with rheumatism in my riht Vnee
and loft t.ho!iMcr, and was induced by a
friend to try Athl"jhrros. I used five
tot tics, ki well, ii.nl have lecn compara
tively free from rheumatism since. 1 nave
great faith in it, and have recommended it
to my fricnd. So far as I know all who
have tried it speak its praise.
K. Hr-aTO!.
I- vrrr drurritshnuM keen Athlophoros
ant Alhlophortw Pills, but where they tan
not be hoti!iit of the tlriiririt-t the Athlo
Dhoros Co.. 11 Z Wall St., New York, will
send either (carriage paid on receipt of
reeular nrie. which is fl.tO ier oottie
for Athlophoros an 1 flV. for Pills.
Kor liver and ki1ner rtiara-s. 1yj.eria, m
dlirerion. wenkma. nervous rlrtilhty. oiaeaart
of women, ronstipatinn, heanache. Impure
blood, AC, A tnlopbotra tills are unequal eo.
CARRIAGES. WAGONS h SLEIGHS
Carriage Making in all its Branches.
Painting, Trimming
and REPAIRING of all kinds done t
the SHORTEST NOTICE and the LOWEST
PK1CES. Also, Planing, Sawing and Wood Turn
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heavy work done. Can-lane smith shop connected
All parties trnstloa; me with work will be Honor
ably dealt with- All work warranted
I). X. CHUTE.
Ebensbunr, October 34. 1884.
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niT ASDHL'JIOR.
When titna deals the cards the maj
ority are sure to get the deuce.
The way of the transgressor is hard
until he reaches tbe Canada line,
The biggest gum-boil on record has
been discovered in a mucilage factory
The mtn with a boil on bis cheek
would like to throw his phizache to the
dogs.
It is only once in a life-time that
tbe avenge man lores his neighbot as
himself.
There are lota of people who think
they are tired when they are only con
stitutionally lazy.
Tbe man who it good natured all
day does moie for the race than be who
does much talking.
Ilarlly anybody would care to
change plucea with the turtle and yet he
has a great snap.
-A cross old bachelor suggests that
birtha should be announced under tbe
bead of new mueic.
Brilliant men are born with black
eyes. Men with less brilliancy have
their eyes blacked artificially.
"There's a coolness between us,"
Baid the sea captains to each other when
an iceberg passed between the ships.
Tbe bandy legged man Is happy, I ween ;
To terror he's sever a prey
Bis knees uever smite together with fear.
Because be ain't built that way.
borne one says it is the hill which
produces tbe echo. And here we have
lived all these years thinking it was tbe
bollor.
You should never tell a man that
be lies. Simply remark that he is guilty
of heterophemy and drop the subject
if he'll let you.
Dont judge a man by the noise hei
makes lu this world. Two trade doi- i
Urs in the pocket will make more jingle
than $10,000 in bills.
A correspondent wishes to know
how editors ppend theii leisure hour".
Leisure hours 1 O, yen ; they speud
tbm catchicg up with their work.
"How one thing brings up anoth-
er." said his lady, in plexsing retrospec
tion. "Yes" replied Dibbs, "an emetic.
ror instance." one iert tne taoie in a
huff.
A whetstone miue has been discov
ered in Dakota. Now let some one turn
up a scythe quarry and tbe bay crop of
Dakota will be secure against loss.
Uncle Sam is monarch of millions
of unsurveyed acres, and is that much
better than Alexander Selkirk, who
was only monarch of what be surveyed.
An exchange tells bow to make an
umbrella case. Easy enough steal the
umbrella. But who ever beard of an
umbrella case being brought to trial,
anyway.
"I've eaten next to nothing," lisp
ed Smithers, who was dining with bis
girl. "Oh I always do that when I sit
by you." responded the young lady
pleasantly.
A philosopher says that only through
failure can success be obtained. This is
perhaps the reason that so many mer
chants purchase expensive houses after
having failed.
In a bathhouse. Customer (frantic
ally) Here I I say I There are no tow
els here. Proprietor In a moment, sir.
The gentleman in number seven is near
ly through with it.
A Waterbury five-year-old at the
supper table last evening set down a cup
of milk which he had raised to his l:pe,
with the remark : "Mamma, I believe
tbe milkman baa a sour cow."
A newspaper has been discovered
in Pekin, China, that was started In tbe
year 911. It is never bothered with
communications from the man who took
it from the start.
An advertisement reads : "Wanted,
a young man to be partly out of doors
and partly behind the counter," and a
Cleveland paper asks : "What will be
the result when the door slams?"
A poor man frequently talks about
how much he would do ror his fellow
men if he were rich. After he stikes
oil, however, he generally forgets that
be doesn't represent the entire human
race.
They say a careful recalculation of
the distance between the sun and earth
has again been made and found to be
92,959,000 miles. That settles it. No
danger of the two planets colliding be
fore the next Presidential election.
A young lady was giving an account
the other day of an extraordinary indi
vidual whom she saw during her vacation
rambles last summer, and was pressed
for a description of him.
"Oh," she said, "it's useless to try to
describe him until youv'e seen him, and
when you have seen him there's nothing
to say."
"You know, my dear, 1 haye often
said that like the rest of human kind I
am only a poor weak sinner," said Mr.
Jones, as be was trying to excuse him
self to his wife.
"Yes," remarked she i "yon have so.
And I have never in all my life saw
anybody so anxious to prove the truth
of this statement as you seem to be."
A resident of a suburb of Philadel
phia traded bis white cow for a black
one. ITis small boy not understanding
tbe dicker, had this information for bis
father when be came home that night :
"Papa, they've took our whiU bossie
away, and put an old black in there, an'
I tell you, air. if there's any black milk
on the tea table to-night, I won't drink
it."
Bachelor Uncle "Ah, my dear,
you look as pretty as a ricture. I dont
wonder George thinks so much of you.
Has the rascal proposed yet ?"
Pretty Niece "No, uncle, he hasn't.
I really believe he's afraid to."
"Why don't you encourage him a lit
tie my dear ?"
I do, uncle ; you know it wouldn't
be modest to do too much encouraging.
"No, 1 suppose. I'll tell you what to
do, though."
"What Is It, you dear old thing ?"
"Just wait till Christmas and present
hlra with one ot those mottoes 'God
Bless Our Home.' If that doesn't Bx
him nothing will."
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They are the most Important
secretory organs. Into and
through the Kidneys flow the
waste fluids of the body,
containing: poisonous matter
taken out or the system. If
the Kidneys do not aet prop
erly this matter Is retained,
the whole system becomes
disordered and the following:
symptoms will follow: Head
ache, weakness, pain In the
mall of back and loins, flushes
of heat, chills, with disordered
stomach and bowels. You can
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TERS, and when any of these
symptoms manifest them
selves you can quickly rid
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will prove their efficacy.
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Tbeae evretleat Onram are r-'. Tjrttrr for vol-
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UKMBLKSAI) IKON, whim romMnen two
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the work ol an entire et of ordlnara Itvn- l
hT "T eleohol lamp. OOF
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Advlea u the W altefai.
Instead of trjin to Uy l0Hn (.
trary rules as to the length of (.!
would be wiijor in a common .9ll Ji '' ' '
p-bysiologiral way tosay. WOrk wi'--'"1
i.a day, ftleep when yoQ re W). "'
will be at nitrht if th .
pert ia bonest ami nrKetic
rhaa a-rita aaroVa v ! -n - ...
work haa been suJaclectly well don. A
time ot waking will not b .!: '
nnrlse. The difBcultieg about ' "
and Bleplessnessapart from rjr.
are) altnost universally fruits of
Terse refusal to comply with the
nature, lase. ror example, the c M ,
a man who cmnnot sleep at night or
ei who, bavinu fallen asleeep' J'?'
ti uc a sau is cauea trocgrciDd. v
thinks, or perhaps reads and f"g "
again. Tbia being repeal J
foundations of a habit o' w&k r
night and thinking or readino
leen. Before lnmriv.ii.:
1nr fail, tn ir.A,. "v' '-:.
a,- - "a. wr- III
.s . .nv, sirep, and t.,
sleeplessuesa occurs for
dies are Bought and mischief is
Tf Thm. Val 8
, - . r j ra ,
dcas.
" --.r., man wonij
rouse hinoAelf on wakinr. .. .
ioaful! day's work of S'
not doie around daring the' dav
the right came round his s'x"'
twenty hours cf wke;mEr8s'a j
rewardrd by a sleep of niEe CI n
in length; and one or two of thtl r
fnl atmartUa an.;..i w" riai.
c o -n-'i a perverted ttr
cy to abnormal habit would
error and Avrt tha n.t . ' -
v
for r-plessrjr.ss must ''w,JT.
I en use sleep is a natural rlr"'
ru..c.iuu Vou cannot tamper Vi'..
i striking movement rr .
injuring it, au.l you Cani:o; t.a -p," " "7
ordrilv rt-curn-Does of aleep u .
Prtirmg ti.e very constitution of
on unit!, the orderly perform" 5
that fuut:l ion tlepei.du.
lie Knew.
The teacher of the suL.la ...
iciuug me little lovs
temptation and sWicz l,n
times came in tbe most attrr;;- -She
used as an illustration the r.
cat.
"Xow," said she. "vn .. . .
I
the paw of a cat. it is Bs Soft as
isn't it ?" 'v
"Yessem I" from tbe class. I
And you have seen tbe
A no ii
va-
"Yeusem !'' I
"Well, although tbe cat's paw -,!
like velvet, there is, never:!
ctaled in it semetbitg t!v
What is it '"
Xo arjsv.er.
"The dog bitej," said tbe i&-r
"whecLe is in anger, but
mc cat go r
".Scratch. " m-lied the K.t.
"Correct,'' sai3 tbe teader". r v
her head arrrovii:?:v ; -ow
tbe cat got thai the Joe bavi
"Whiskers '." exe'aimed a b-v'c-back
seat, aDd tbe titter that J
the class brought the lesson to
I
i
The Tom or a Tennj.
friend r9 T" i - I
j
f
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ui lirm C0II, ire r
president of the rennsylvasia xlv..i
told one tight how Scva's cl ,? - j
railroading a9 a prcfes?:(,n bur,; r.:j
Hipping of a penny, -aid be : s:.--.
me the story himsrlf. Hesfat:'.::
lector on the Pennsylvania CaL! :
lumbia. when the railroad u:b:r:: 4
healing that he was a I rib. y:i
man, offered him tbe posit: je ? i
agent at Altoona. Scott wa Ttr; y:
lar, and when he told b:r I'Vrzli
offer they urged him to refurf ', A
stay on the canal. He resir.ti ::i
importunities, but finally tskirg.ij
red copper in his Erger. jaid : ' ! !
will let the fates decide. Head !sA
na and tail is Columbia." lli : i
threw the copir into tbp r r::'i
! twist which fent It into a dorfis rS
j saults, tut it fell beads up. Tt! : t
I claimed two more throw f, tut tbe r
was the same. Had it faliec on the .'i
side, who cau tell the reuit. j
ROBERT EVANS.
UNDERTAKBH
A !TD SAXl'J'.UTl KEK l i
and dealer la all k:nif o! l"VK:7'
afA full l.ns cf t'aJketi a:"." ' "I
Bodies Embalmei
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WHEN KE4l"l K 1.1.
Apt . SO ?,
NOT DEAD YE 4
VALLIE LUTTRINCER
TIN, COFFER A'u m-m
AND TlS XOOFiyG
Kere.-t!ii11y Invite. the attaDtlon p;
and the puWIe In ireneral to th, fa-S t . ' "
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thelartf , lc the heft tcanr cJ : t:t
llvlnir prices.
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