1, Xumbri, Ximt,
k and Parlor
STOVES,
(IV 1.1.
ityl,l
111 , _,ET-IRUX - AND
OLLOW WARE.
1 awl Lumber
OP ALL KINDS
I 4. Exam we !
BITIILERB
"a re Rooms,
( ItAILIZOA1)
';11:1•1 I
ES, TIN-WARE Szt)
G; COOK.
ARE.
If,. •t
. :1
poutino
=I
.~,i: quick ly aml
:ING STOVES
},,trrar,te-1 p. Lake and
• • 11,-;' I ; :IN the
5:.`,1,1..V.5 Nl.l C `K. a et, e that
o;h hakite:. or to rhealtelm, ets hon-
t.-z 11). Parti7nlar uttet,
t it one of the
I. 111.• Ako, NOBLE: COON.
tl.. :r.tt:y ptitttri:s select
• f 1-4 t V:If• t.
r, Brass. Iron and
Tin-ware
. .
t'. riet. •g
And ."1.1 nab
r. :lg.: many 4.titer artielee in the
et , uJ.t4e. in tfati is t.. their
Ityrof h erenl. LI to main
-I,e-rDed rmpnfntloft tar chanpat. and fair
M:=11E1
ETITSBURG
LE KlL l~~►s
BEE
fotp, 1.
I=llllllllllll
lE-BURNING BL SIN
ttyibil:r} . . LiliJi ;c❑ corn.
m. nu•'• 'North Stlatth., etrret. Thnnk
atroll 1c...1...wi1l end...lvor to le..erre ie
y t 1 , 1, r r
alt..4nre.
f~nL~
11,
Lid p.q.u).. k.:;is. If uilso•lurpri n
~7i1.1.'/Aill.l Ln.ckimitL Coal ci:n
u latyaborg
J 4104 , REILEY
in 9 :)lutplctiscuts, - tkr.
\V L 1),
A)1110 AND tcre * Ey,
e-rs and Mowers.
ram inn t ton of t ego nt &chines corn
ar of their befier iur worst,. ever nil
et, ...ill, durnlt.lity, ...tine of draft, and re
.; hinds of ground, and in ev..
, f urn . Again. Confident ot this we
. a al.: of itgood Inagnitic to einttliliC
I:. 11:1191:1 re.
Ague. can lie told as Naked Mowers—
. Hand flake, FolfAlake, or Dropper:—
etre, No. I Machine, with two cutter
etttting fire and a halleet lot
r fret 11,:t ee in gratis; No. 12, cat
, tx •
tt,..01ta•tt.:,.. 1 IL those machinw that we
- •
aLting a teasehloe test them
•rilay may wish ' and keel) the one that
th...a. .001361.6' AUTOMAN SLlP
vas such aeuseal sattarattlai that we
bc•l Self-144,e out, qud Is attached tt
except th- Du,rgt• Machin , . Il“
dole patutt/
sent tli,we u.kz,ti:ll maellit.en
I,6Da 'tea . of those 10 whom we 113 v n
sta.ik.l./d.: •
Sci
livury
Henry
DarklAtewart'
W.ltoee Wbile
.I.J. Herr,
EMI
ENZI
MEI
Andrew Vi - rikert
na. I 3 ighatn ,
John ()vim',
Lol t,
.1,1,
John N. liotfatan
Jam N.ltoyer
Wroolll DAY DANES. including the
cult hake , bied-Se:f.dischargiug Rakes,
3115. VANN /NU 311LLS, AND FARM
kiENERALLY.
. .
Ling to examine atachiucswillsod thew
'eseref JOsren Wins h Sows, Getty/
at the residence of the aoheorlber, 2
ef tyshurg;eti the Harrisburg road. Per-
Circular• will address the antic:Thor.
'a
W3l . WIBLE, Agent
AHEAD !
HOFFHEINS' •
PER MOWER,
Grculcat Ilachinea qf the
.Agc, •
o an, other 61lachlne now Ist use, an
any that will ever be introduced, lute
• nolytried And given general satisfie
d new lutorgi all those who intend pure
Ines l e o call and examine fur themselrec
la uotedltorticu/arly to excel all other
trength,durability, taitir of draft, gaol
wort, in all kinds of grass and grain,
gra i u admirably, Which is agreat Item
o • firmer. It ran Le used as a hand
a self-rakor. It cuts 6 feet 21Itiches In
:0 inches in -graas; baa a steel •cntter
nght Iron g,nards, ft can I , e used as a
as weltaa a Combined
t tine Mat Line tali be had.
EN A,N TSELF•DISCIIA DOING LIORBE
.0 gt • at and u BRANT RAKIC•
• ere: I r.ttc.]nred We would kilo call
n to the 411,03 DOUBLE. MOTEL
:4 4. ft tun e, very light.arid Strong,
.44..atiiy sted to run .bellow or deer,
am. .asteluß) made
: KEELER AND EXCELSIOR FAX
ihe old Its subtfinugh Yam imptered, fur
groat favorite inning the farmers ot
. It is large and strong, hie two cock
irritated to work perfectly.
de of FARMING I D PLED EN TS ulitt,)
wiettlogtovaamint these patellae. call
• •Battle•able Hutt' or at my reeidenee,
Liattialttg,
bow the Tanerytow n
talthnort ;Av.
LEWIS d. 8U5.111116
Ell
, Letter Meads, Bill Reads
elopes, and all kind♦ of Job
ego sad chopp
K 411111 1 ,1 MnignAl lo 4 * / 11
• ritorlitiltie VoiLingin.
Baitienoce 4. between o,nirt-house and Diamond
air Yusi4o~r: .
TEX Sus, Jxis figirimium la published every kid- 1
day =nal. at V.OO a year In - Musics; Or 1140 I
if at paid within the year. No subscriptions db.'
continued until all arearages are paid. olden at
the °Oka of the Publlsherer , •
ADVEICZTBA6OI6IMI are inserted at' ositsoailde
.rates. liberal reduction will be made to persons
advoriielnif by the cuarten hall Year or year.—
, /voila notices will be inserted it special rat* td
be agreed upot " •
fffirThe circulation of the Buz AND fhtsrrima.
is one halt larger than thatever stabled by spy
memos* Agi duciaty=s:ail adile
• tislog medlistitit sainetdoe'
Jon Troia of all hinds will be promptly atm
ted and at fair rates. Hand-bills, Itlanks„Cisrds.
Pasaphieui. £c.. le every variety and style, win be
flied at abort notes. rums CAM
gratisstanal Cards, at.
LI B. WOODS,
LI. • AITORNBY Lt
Has reamed the Practice of Law, Wad will Weed to
any bushier is lb. Coarta of Adams comity. /or
:the prima hail* tertatketal - a! Ida Star!".
tril
Xl 111-41 elB7 • ,*
M. KOAUTH,. Attorney at
•• • 1 6 4 We Beleeimrg. Pm, • Oolleetkras and el, leeml
ouoirosqpromptly mauled to.
• Its.. oa Baltimore treet, son t trof lb • Clonrt-banum.
J me 18, 111881-tt
SXcCONA UGll.Yruittomey sit
zAr • la• door reatufßauttam , a Drag
.t..r.9.4aAfttbarabarg atreet.
ipeebirsatdattoa ;Ives gatta,tlallootioassag
Attatas. 'all' legal baakaass sad
i 1 • a • asi4ai, donut), Back-ply,Slld DvagN
sll toss promptly Od 1150141,‘
ta.
. tarred, ~c•t•d,.ndchole• tarnsforsale
Eir Oat*, 13 41es
J 18,1869.-tf •
J..6 I OVER, ATTORNEY AT
i.VV. rill ,ronsptly attend to collectionsand
.11..ther Baal nessentruted tohlicarc
Ice tbstwoloa fthaestoek and Omumr and Meg
.c'i. lattlmoroitreot ettisburit,Pa.
Nray IEI6IW •
UVID B UEHLER, AT,TOR
gr Vl' LAW, will promptlrattead to conga
ung "11 tliutlaor budinewititrasted to Ids cara.
) Ysaft .irraaldruoeia the thmeatory b;Llding
~ice it : ,aT t iluss•. CllsttysbargOlLsy
k.VIDNv-ins ATTORNEY
r . t 6c• *tltisresldslinsintheSeitipsas
,r :sr st.lestritaquare.
t 9.
•
H. S. HUBER,
4. !ware,/ Oteistbarsburp Waskiegtes s 6
.ermri CoL.Ts.Tz's faer \ Horal..
_ . .
Juno 11 1118L—Lf.
DR.J. W. C. O'NCAL\
as. hi . 001.1 bin resbilaace In Maori
rest,tir.. I sbogra lb. goaspilarOgioo,
J•ttysbarg,llay•29,lA67.
JOHN L. [I'LL, D:,
•
DENTIST
itle,obersburg street, nearly opposite lb
Eagle Hotel,
CTTSBURG, PJVIN.A.
sir ff vies b••• I•countleat practice ovit,lo years,
pat 'sots eau ba sowarod of good work. [My 9.—ii
D 6 . J.E. BERKSTREBBER, Dent
ist.", *iv Img losetott to Gettysburg. Wars his
or vices ro the public. 011leelit York Street, nearly
.opoeite the Globe las, gibers be will be pro=
*trona to toy laAle Eithintbaprovincoofthe
• or.oa •Iv v *at of fall •ir perils loeteof teethlit•
•i t•tl tu,•ll. Cartu &&&&& osehl•
July 30, 18e9: ti
R. .W. LEFEYRE
Linlastoloa, Adams co., Pa.,
NAViNilpermanently located in KAI place, eril
engage:in the general practice of lited'ctrut an
surgery. li.)dice in..Lontbard street, near Bali mos
treat. [Aug. 20,1869.-t
caritagts, af•
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
JOHN GULP
. INKOR.IIBIII a Meads and the piddle genersGp thott
he has roomed the bai1..... sad
opened a Shop otOatllsle Uri*, G btri, adjoin
ing the Peasetwpw depot, where ha wl nasnalketare
and keep on hand all kinds of
HAGNIGS, - '
eIItIDL6B,
COLltailB
Weiss, ' ..
.. ..
LASHES,
IC/a-UM as as
'shish will de sold at tbs lowW auk prim. Mao.
TRUNKS of la' kiln's-
1111EMX111111 art sumonta 1141.14•411•1 1 1 1 19 411 /
Karla' boss working at ths bantam torts yews, I
ea' outraaty tits bast Wad ad tron46 all bolsi' uncle
• •Ear lay ors saportat•a4snec Miss*, • csEL
11., 7, 1165.—tt • . .7811111 OVLIP.
Dial% 1114101EARY IItoffIIZAILY
"Best always Cheapeit."
THE Best and Cheapest, _
SARDL.IIS,
BRIDLE S, COLARS and,
HARNESS ej all kinds, in the Count
'us always to tHr bawl Id tle old sad vat knows
idaad,Baltimosait.,oppoidtethe Presbyterial" Math
(14c.CRE A. BY'S.)
Our Riding and Wagon gaddlss,
are the most solostsistlally ball* sod aostost.
Our Harness, (plain and silver mount- -
oij ars complete's, every rupees sod crserantsd to be
of the vary best needs! sad workmanship.
Our upper . Mather Draft Collars,
CAN Nei alai.*re Its boat future lad
most dursbls.
Our Heavy Draft Harness,
lire sids to oselswis slump is Om suistsny
wtt sr • audio tlif meet substantial Isauser.
Etidlug,Brldles, Whips, Lashes, Draft
Ras, Flteutte sad Lima to the lie Noss
bsttsr er csospar.
Our prices
IL --...moro falgo4 llow_WAsAelAllsa4ard•
potoo( loilloisoat
tias
solder mere.
Int work. aothlig bai Oki best of sleet • will
erercant every &Melo turoodout t °bolo ova
•I 1 represented.
4.lo4lgftlforpoottavorairotavitoolitostios to NIS
n
• ICI 111 GU • el ano
dekdal trl I . intl• ir
_ iga.„llo3, ,-tr tr..KOBISAItIr
r i i mutagzatexpwoumgrifirm.
it. via .1 • g o4szAlke oinutoll
tko
siauGsadtAllailko WNW.
at elisirailMaa• s ta /WO Itiddlo• Ofaitydosnt•
Arborsartht prepared to est op work to
swat f r; nkftath"sad superior masa!
• tat ono AAA Medan r.
" itiiikveask,Abeywill . dlieeee et Otte 'lowest
priese,eatillimlieed uri/1 be implied se preeeP l lll
red eatiefeelllll
- , :
4.. wiiiitiepotek,erilehtebeessee tetee.
• largo lot of sow sidold HAANilliboa handl fa
Tbankfalibatbolliawy• sir
loyal by them. alboyaollaiaant w do
servo a lan" aim* fa tballtare.• .• • •
Itay2oo4l. Dasma&AinieLli.
bigOtt and Ciweitga.
R WV:*
w a ti t a til ;; I!eo . ;
VARRIAGARKIWO IN6 a ?AL&
lira-rfili ROOM', JAGGpiril
JrAGO2II4 INC, •
KU work la allaal af good smairgiVabalt
t tat maeakikalea,aa coma fall to site
animate always riaaamalllo4-
i 1 1 ,0a0~, 1 1 11 / 0 4W/ 1 0
. 441051pepoolpttiliiiimie i let
• *AC OPLIJAIEZII .•
Vitill4
- -90.00asiv.
OEM
.7
• AMAXO VMTY
.artchks, Film -4
sooiroania; maw IS, MI.
reaoo4,4oiirlio'
4% •Istativimli.
" 'lltkodtrOtrabars. !- • .- ;
ltilusilliodc • t
all itot*.D.
LlL.ll.llaltestack,Gotysbarg;7aii.
411461441 , tesilitick Diehl,Praaktha,
H. a. Nokias, iltrabsia; Ablbll/.01111,1****ellell;
Vs. fabi-Aniiitsjearty; I!..o.l.stenXiginiben
1
. . e. '• ~, • .
414144 is I,llipmr eel
im64:41-rica4wftlisi iii+duelifrw*
luia IT yeageodribilia•ipmeial kna mit* losS owe
s, l 4 l f a rp l oti,=
sigma oval Wt.
arsaimesia mkt To 41110 4,11411• saasigen.
Asp alL a •
' . 41/ 11 40110. 0 0K. •
0 a *posy.** Vg•
Oslo* ital.
VOL. LXX. NO. 19
BLACKSMITHIN G.
B. G. HOT.I.F.TIAIiGH
-HAs opened a niackstaltbdhop on Washington
moot, next door to Obritaman•rCarpontir 81i4p,
sad Ispropared to do ail kinds oiBLAOKBVITS.
ING , et rossonable rates, and Invitssa shaiial public
putt — outgo,
IMPAIRING d all kinds. Give m• •ell
April 30, 11169-tf
JEREMIAH CULP
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Undertaker & Paper-Ranger,
prnparodto furnish on short notion andreasonable
terms
COFFINS OF ALL STYLES.
. Healso keens on hand a lark. assortmen tot WALL
PAPAS, which be selleat levreatcash rates, audit de
sired will/urn! eh handl Sonya it on the well.
PLAIN* de FANCY ,SIGN PAINT
ING EXECUTED TO ORDER.
arYork it rest-stew door esso t eIL nth eran:Clenrch
May 2'1,1888- tf.
ROBERT D ARMOR,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL HANGER,
Nast Middle stradji•V• mean flroot 014Cearatowas
GETTYSEIMG, PA.,
WILL promptly attend to all or:
Ors la las line. Work done In the most matte
tactory manner, and at pries' aglow as can possibly b•
afforded tomato • &lax.
GAS PIPE
aratotod, so well so Chandeliers, Ira/tato, Drop
idatita tat also 11FAIEU PIM MP'. Top and groat
lahotaaad,taahort. ae•rittlag beloogiag to gasor
water &tura.
Dells hang, and furnished If desired. Locke of •
Mad, repaired. (Dec. 25,180.-
NEW BUSINESS.
Upholstering & Trimming.
WILLIAM E. CULP
H e i s 4 0 p eui l tm . 7 ari tab4 r tetzlint
o opittz t w or ....e.
Covering Sofas, ' Chairs . , Mat
" traises, and Upholstering
its .branches.
Haafao continues hhi old badness of Trl2sintag
I tarr a frliee,lte ,: ,...andsolicittrent the militia
clottyab 7 R i ja.,D•o4l,—tf •
COOPERING!
•.
PE'T'ER CULP
• _ llsticomment ed the
COOPERING 'BUSINESS
h. di its brainlike at 1Y realdieer es lb. Magfamow
bogs roadoit the sad eir-Carliel• Ono*, GlOsrebort,
an always h 81.70 Wade to °mar •
kinds nod of
'Jour vast/L8
CRO ET STAND&
PICK= .STANDB,
RARRItg &
I also mann facture 5 and 10 iplievi.Oidier Barrels.
WI all ether knida 111 Coopering. JLepalrfai done
cheaply and with despatch. Give as a coll.
Aug.lB, 1149.-if
yOUNT'S COMPOUND
1011 OVILM OP
PUTRLDSORKTHROAT4MPLUENZA
K &ay otbor tory °Armadas's' • of lb*
Throat!! sot et rittaahlair.
NOMY. flu
'THOUSANDS OF CASES,
■ dirmistputi df the eosatryt an d Sas newer
bona knistreetofial - If tains Is Mao bud seoursding
tettrostlono. It is varrentad to cure. Oleo It a trial
sad It wilispoak for Mat' livery household should
provide themselves with a box of this luodielne and
kosplt on hands. Th es u rot that I t has wifeuted aro
truly mareelown • ,
Ilibrotioad sold by Inuit. Youdt,4 Go.,Clot
imbue& Ps,* r by thole authorised stoats, Wo
al stooarly &tithed toreake Adroba 00111.11,7
lihryl9,lllll.-t iszAaLrouarfabo.
Surveying--bonveyanclq.
S , WIT-11-EROW
FAIRFIELD, PA.,
Teedambits eervieia to Lei Public se a
PRAC4ICAL SURVEYOR,
and le prepared to aims fame, Lots, ko. ' on nos
eouableteeeka. take. eat Con4acer's
Lititass,/14 willabko d priming _
aitssalicrema i L wv
TIMM 0/ CIL 2 11 Ut e
• ASIL &ft
Illawlegg bed esaillieralli ZlLLL leezporlaseallatblattso,he
Mw tereeetree Merit alum of patreasega.
z=urelll l 4
l eaded 114 sad e hams - reaseealelo..—
Falrtela t ddassoio.,Pes.
Sfin I,llM.—ti
.i ',- WI - BAG MED. '
l AEA ' . . l ad sollftbe Seeder tbo
MO -.4'r s gtreit sad Soseter
essltty. I, so_
jui t a l lar Ibis Jar**,
to wit* Imp/ ISO . tlirisr.to . th•-
osatatautos at....
' imiunoth Dritoead
_7
..mitts geiltty witb de Item Gioltildit
taltaeoluoGsottitu to Geo voight At. •
• gtes Getb
i ter a rgadouessaulueft . tome, ait.
Ggpo es* , et SO etu.lse este sikg, so 811
obi sot. left not ! .
siona
-• -PirsOtteus ate.. eultlffluttes
. 11 1Mgal QI 4 4 Obtrt• vb
iifue war* S. osotottboi bit usticultstest Pair
Is Gettysburg. ..
, , AgiosoojeldlGON mountipt.
, - . ..:moo 41 1 4.049 •44\rov••
GRANITE-YARD
taffirirsßusei PA • •
oNzAtaIW.OW PralM o /99 11 =
- PETEV.R.EIII-LEE
LP krillo4l4gollz•bil6iti7EMbrinklids of •
I n f iran!t l4 • ll * / 1 1 / 9"9 1/4 "V04r 0 , 18, -
CUrbtagottilliN stept4Axhiers,
fulteklioninnento, 'Cem_
• tion7 '4 l /r 4 7 41.6.1
eqt of Akikiii; •Tar 7 4•4 l r•dr jiamio
lajparefres • asemarpiNur ly,taniat to,
OYErrn " gAtikol4'.
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w y w y :di.r 14addli I! 444
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Magna% Oxrdo.
1011.141 Mr:,TIPTON.,,FABILION
111P • MILS SAMUUL, appaelta not Al,
Efestribura Pa., whorehe afall thiltliberoalia
his limo .41Fiiita
alscauszeialsat ssidirtaat ad wII Ineur•••44B
-
faotPan. Give hlat.eall .
Kap 29,i8111.' '• • - • ,
GL VISATRG BAKERY:
MAR a4lll QV/tumor t Mister baviag bum db.
.L solvid,Th• us designed lir Li !matins thatakliii
beldame, tp, *Ulu beamallissoit • iike'4lll44•44 -
Corner ceSosolA Wcialti4tonanti Veit
streets, Gatitsagnirg , Pa.
All kinds of
ORACKEBB,
OAII2.
PRET= 11, - A
CON tautly balm] aidilway sto be beatnik.
With may plan expetienee sad wog dispaittke
to gloom,, ha feebithathe ran pronarielac WW ednetton la
all tom. Otdsesaolielia, awl p ye to.
Withmosey Unman for the patronage , wed on the
ski irse,ita co a tinaano ts asked.
ALTZIR NNWPORT.
Apr 19,1869 -it
STEAM SAW MILL.
gnu anderskpaed has numeration a BTIAIi 11.4 W
1 MILL, at the South Mountain, Dear Graefren
burr SpHinp and b prepared to saw to order bills of
WM= OAX. 8111ILOOK,
or any kind of Timber desired, at the shortest aotics
and at low rites. Ile also manufactures
SHINGLES, PAILINGS,
LUMBER
`delivered at Any ' pant at the LOWEST RATES-. 3
per cent. will be delimited for the cash garneete, or
interest will be charged from the time of delivery of
Lumber. Thankful kw peed favon, he would desire
• continuance for the insure.
All letters sboaldr be 'addressed to him at 0 rie PGA
burg P.O. /dame sopiety, PA.
LONEY lIILTRNBZROZB.
Oct. 29, 4NOrtf
fittlesters mut totractoro.
Wm. C. Stallsmith SG Son ,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpenters and Contractors.
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Door
andWindowPrames,Cor
,. nice, Door & Window
Brackets, &c.
Ocostantl3on hand and manufactured to order o
BEST MATEitIALS,
impertimesduroarkinen,and al
REASONABLE PRICES.
in...Ordersprosptly attended to.
Jrtn.l4,lB49.—tf
GEO. C. CASHMAN,
GETTYSBURG 'PA
Carpenter vid Contractor
"
ESPECTFULLY inferno the
•AMI. puidle that holies reviewed Whim sew !bop es
Stratton eireetbetweea . Ifirk and ltarircied streets
amid ispreverod to take oceitsse ts for putting up ea/
repearin SWUM ge, es as rat. ray
blend ei Is Clettisbarg--ell work guaranteed tube •
beet quality. Re hopes by strict atteutlen to bad.
assatip manitpabllepstrosage. Give as acid!
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GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpehter and Contractor,
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Phiefilan Of this celebrated Instltailmi, 'healfli
oororod the stoat Cleriabieflptialdt rbilkaW .and if•
dectual Iteatedy fa the .World dar all
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victims than the song of the Syrian to the Matteotti
of 111 awe, blightlag Usetr , moat brilliant Ikee •or
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YOUITO MIN
Ispeoially, who kayo beconie tfie - Victims of Boileau
Vice, that dreadful sad destructive habit which ta•
dually aweepe to an untimely grays thousands of
~~aa+e~lassmen at tbemott wired twat* and lirtillant
who might otharwinsbdorseutrannati nam
ing ttenates with the thandari of eloquence, or wak
ed to sonic, the tiring ►7g may salt with toll cow-
Mime e.
lumps.
Married persace, or YountMen cantina-Platingmar
dais. aware of Physical Westmont (Goo of Promo.
ttrqq Power—lmpotenefr), Nervous lability, rat.
PtM 'onrisit Weskaasli, Mimes' Dibility, or soy
other.Disqualillottion, egintl toll***L
lie Who placer tithes as er the otre (TDr. J.
m:l2 raly~oatly cooed. >a hla Leger 4
chill as:p 4 h l y e stlati.
ORGANIC; WIAILIVW, • ' •
. IMPOTENCY, .LOIVE OP POWER,
Immediately . Cuted cad Fall V4we
Thhi distressing Alfection--w6iih renders lite mi.
molds and marriage impmatiebe..le the penalty paid
by the victims of improper induluenom. Young per
sons ate too apt to cototott exoewho from hot being
aware of the Ikamdful eatipaquances that may mane.
Dow, who that unaerstands sub.icpt will pretend
te dewy that the power and procreation la lost sooner
by those baling into improper habit" Wan by the
prudent? Beeidnteing ddprived of the pleasure of
healthy adapting, the mat aeries" end deetnctrre
symptom" of both body and mind arise, The system
became deranged, the Itepalcal and Manta Pow:
Wan weakened. Lose of Procreative Power, Nervous
Irritability, Dy"papala, Palpltackni of the Heart, In
dlgestkin,Cenettuamonal ikehtitty and Waning of the
Prame,Cough, Consamptloo,Decay and Death.
a CORI wAszerirtit IN TWO DAYS.
. RsWl* di Houtil No Wrenn I
Parasols Ruined by /goorant, Trifling trateaden and
their Deadly Polsons, should apply Immediately.
DR. 4KNINSTON,
Member of the BeralOollese .et Illeirgeonn, Leaden,
wa la
graduate of one of the wood 'aim t College, la the
, United Beata', and&. greeter of whorl Ins Me
been spent in the bossii•Js 0 dna. Yetis, Phila
delphia aid ehniehere, has dome of the most
trm agia gea dal it le tr u Zena l shot a
to brid .r and sar kaowo i
when
wk. ? , net serioneneee, being alarmed iii sodden
Da.WWean = a lmtnedietely.. v A th-41".41164" 4 wind ' "
• TAKE PAIVICOLA,II NOTICE. '
.Dr. J. addressee all thole who have itsfured them
seise. hy Improper iodulgence and solitary habits,
which ruin both body lied nand, unfitting them Poe
dther bbfidost.sta43;,acclety or Marriage.
Theta are some of the watt ate mermicholy effects
pained by thecae': babies mflostb, via: Wastage"
of the Beek and limb., Pains to the Head, Dininsas of
Bight, Loss "allfuecalar Power, Parketten of the
awry Dysperale,Plarvens trritatillity,Derangetnent
of the DlgaM Ifve unctions, General Debility, By mi.
tome of emesampetimOte.
IiKkiTALLY.—The fearful effects ou the toted are
sect to be dreaded. lama of flanovy, GonfaMon o f
Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Nereliodings, Aver
sion to Society, Seli-Dfstreet, love of solitude, Timid-
Ity, Ac o are town* of the mils produced.
Thousands of permute of all ages can pow Judge
that hp the erase of Miele declining health, lowing
their vigor, becoming weak, pale, Xienroai g o o
emaciated, having a singular appearance about the
eyes, mash sad symptoms of Pniehrsmtnni.
. TOUNG
Who bare Waned themselves by a certain practice,
indulged is whew aloes, • lath freqneut ly learned
tram erlicampptoOe or at school, the Orem* of
which arealghtly tent, even when asleep, and if not
cured, media tanniegeimpossibbe, and destroys bath
mind and body,shonid apply immediately.
Whom pity that a young man, the hope Weis
wants", the priste,of his permit., should be snatched
from tor ProoPorto Lod aninlol Ms At of life by, the
meneemeeme or deviating mom the path cd nature,
and hsdniging a certain secret habit. Euch persons
mutt, before contemplating
si - Autsa
th•t • wend mind and body arts the moseae
deaarir to ;imams connubial happiness,-
raw, *Woo; *pm Is. Jemmy throve' bilo to
motes • 'weary pilgrimage, the prospect bowls dark
en' to the view, the Wad tomato diattoomd with
despair, and tiled with the meleachmly- mdlentlim
that the kappinees of another is blighted with oar
own.
lrbetilti &ad Imprudent votary ofpleee
wens - .wee wiew we was lambed elm sere er ilia. pew
111,diseans, It Aso area We ea untamed
manalba* , or dread o discovery deters him
from lying to those who, from whicatios mad rw
ata alone befriend him, deleylag s ll Me
canatituelusal ~ass of *litho/rid Wiese* makes
their sineestuus,sailt as •Icersted sore shrsai. die
rued nose, nocturnal pains to the haul and Hobe,
dimness of sight, deshaes, sales on the rata brae.
and arits, blotches on the bead, fare and extremities,
wish Wilda! replan, * till at last the
palate if tLeNpth 9r the hopes of lie nose Dill la,
and the fifths of this aerial beaeses • horrid
°Wetter waasehesestioarshl Yeah pall a- period to
dN~rattlbl sedating, b/ midi* bin to that ladl
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It M • niabitiLet thanthisssal vicalsmr
to this turribla Miami through 'Whim to the
hassle at lgaleat or miskaltal RltiitmtLlts , who,
by the use of that deadly Poison, 'fernery, gr., do.
stray the constitution, and incapable of cluing, keep
unimppy magas( reoark sitar ascent' taking their
noxious iihduriousiwasposeds, and Instead of being
missend to • resewalor LA linger and, a
'des pair hate him with rained Health Weigh over kw
ogling dleasplateest.
To Becllthairda., Dr. JOll3/1111 platinum kissed( to
preserve s lath:table Brinficy, lad from kis
extensive prattlite awl obearesti. Wavle rho greet
Hospitals of Inrope, and the fret In this country,
via: laginek Novae, Yklladdpita , sad elsewhere,
enabled to oder the most Certain, dpee47 sod gr.,
Schaal lamed) la th e World nor all Dienes of ha.
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DIL JOHNSTON,-
Officeil*7 South FredOrick st.,
• - BALIMMIX, ID.
loft band aide 644..fran Baltimore street * a for
doom gross the corner. Pall not to observe name mad
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ing a 'to be used on the reply. Poison, writ
ing Anna slats pis, sad sentka portion of advertise.
moot describing symptoms.
Theme are se Messy Paltry s •Designing and..trortn
lons oe teraadvertWmLion themsekres ae Physiclana,,
trillheg with and reining the lean of all who
Illohanttol7 thslnphiseithst Div Johnston.
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' The teeMblinitletv-drops fall
Upon the shutting flowers ; like souls at
The star* slalne,gloziongly ; and all,
Savo mei, are blest,
Mother, I lova thy grave I
The violet, withiblowsoma blue and mild,
Waves o'er thy head ; when shall it, wave
Above thy child ?
ATIs weweet flower, yet must
Its bright leaves to the scarfing tempest
Deer mother, 'tie tbtpe etnblem ; dpet
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On thy brow.
And I could ,love to die;
To leave untasted life's dark,Lltter stream ;
By thee, as first in shildhood, Ile,
And share thy dreams.
•
And Must I linger here,
To stain the plumage of my sinless years,
And mourn the hopes to childhood dear
With Litter tears?
Ay, must I linger her.
A lonely branch upon a Withered tree,
Whbse last frail leaf, uutiutely sere,
Went demi' with thee ?
OA, Lsom life's withered bower,
In aid communion with the past, I turn,
And muse on thee, the only flower
In Memory's urn.
And when 140 evening pale
Bowe, like a moprner, on the dim, blue
- wave,
I stray to hear tbenight-winds wall
Around thy grave.
Where is thy spirit Sown ?
I gaze above—thy look la imaged there ;
I liatan--and thy gentle tone
Is on the air.
Oh, oome, while here I press
My brow upon thy grave; and, in those
mild
And thrilllni notes of :tenderness,
Bless, bleu thy Child !
:Yee, bless thy weeping child ;
And o'er thine urti—Rehglon's holiest
?brine,
Oh, give h 1.4 Apirit, undefiled,
To blend with thine.
CIL UAYI IN GREENLAND,
Dr. Lives, a native of our neighboring
county of Chester, who has become dis
tinguished as an Arctic explAcr, having
three times tried to reach the open sea which
surrounds the "North Pole," returning from
the last enterprise bat - a
thw months since,
gave a Very Interesting discourse before the
Chester County Teachers' Institute, lately,
the greater Vitt of which we here publish :
Sailing from New York in a small steam•
er prepared expressly for toe navigation, In
two weeks we made our Met stop on the
Southern coast of Greenland, in latitude 61°.
We are surrounded by the ruins of a former
civilization, relies of those old Norsemen
who, coming from the shores of the Black
Sea, uceupied Norway, crossed to Iceland, -
to Greenland, and hastily- to the coast of
Labrador. Of this during my last voyage
obtained Kane further proof. Their
churches In mina still rennin in maey parts
of eoumern oreenland. There, in the
eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth, centuries,
sprung bp a Christian civilization—a Chris
tian popolalitut of 12,000 or 15,000.
This, stripe* a great falling off in the tem
perature of those regions, for then the sod
was cultivated to some extent, and a large
number of beef cattle raised, a considerable
trade in beef being carried on with "North
ent EnrOpe. Now them Is no cultivation at
all indite cattle. The *hole httatior of the
Country, seven hundred by twelvelrtmdred
miles, is one 'vast sea of Ice, coming down
to the ocean In glaciers, and giving birth to.
the vast number of icebergs, which make
the navigation of northern Waters in the
month of June and July dangerois. These
bergi are fiegments broken off from the
glacier, lid some of them are of enormous
size. I have myself measured one 8 miles
fa circumference, 315 feet above the water,
8,500 feet in depth, a mass containing in
round numbers 27,000,000,000 tons, enough
to furnish the whole civilized world with Ice
for their sherry cobblers, etc., fora hundred
years to come, and which, if transported , to
New Ydrk, without loss, broken up and
sold at the ruling rate of that market, would
pay off the national debt, and leave a very
lubtelsothe surplus. 'And at the time when
I Mellatned this one, I-counted front the'
mast head five hundred, and stopped in de-
The proms of the breaking oft of- the
iceberg from the glacier I hire seers, and I
may 2.",..t00,- fait. The coast of Greenland
Is oat ap by , narrow boYI rurinhilf 1 0 / 10 0 1 ;
esgedle.ds„ 17p one. of these . Ueda we
steamed IMIDO twenty miles, tillour farther
progress wee arrested by the face of Lbs
glacier two hundred feet high, ranning.bick
miles Ato.the interior to the great , mar de
gidaq. Gloss by we anchored sod passed
the night. The next months, sue spent is
I PhOtoivrifthhill different. Tiewfof thegkoter•
Just.alles, distaff we were startled-,by a
Millttlhf noble, Mt of the fear tithe Vanier
Awing gives way, The Ouse ~wan: • 0 0 t. k
"petit piece of Ice bat „catergsfed ,:off Phi
-200010,40:64; itud•cate Oltbeists had intik
fallen, bat crumbled , down two kip i e r eg
XeoCligo 0184 1 4 1 1.
Tide, liqweser, was but a pesiudei to a
grander eight. Presently the whole front
of, the gjicleXbciPto Howls, to r,lOl, tiff,
clOn 9 fr om the 'fig/Wig the sest i Wee
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titrca l tki 3 k. ' Mind Ai : Matelot
p es t ( vim, 2,000 by 8,000 miles lii 'dis 4 '
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which should have means of either passing
over or breaking through this hard er
Science alone 'now demands it. The north
west passage could be of no practiced MR,
but, the Goddess Beienctecialms that the ex
plorations be made. Eight years ago I
planted my country's flag on Grimiell Land,
further north than hid evec been reached be-
Awe, and within fear Imndred and fifty
mike of the North Pole, and I have always
cherished the hope that kpriglit plant that
,flag on the point of extreme north.
The WhOle region around the ice-pack is
inhabited, and it le alter all In the hnmeir
feature of a count 7 that we take the deepest
interest. .Theile people always live on the .
shore of the sea, never Inland. Perhaps It
may not be"unbitereeting to describe one Of
these itringe creat u res; Penetrating a fiord
one "day;:l stopped at Lomeli Island to the
hope of-shooting some birds. I had not
gone far when, on a clurnr6* of rock in the
centre of the island, I sa* what eeemed a
human being; find priefentit 140 re came run
ning toward rue a creaturt in furs - from
head to foot, a coat with ai• dof the Arc
tic fox covering all but thy;' :ce.
That face was indescribeble—round as
the MI moon and flat as the bottom of a tub,
and of the color of an unwashed Indian,
(though if you ever saw en Indian, you law
him in that condition, and - the adjective is
unnecessary.) Across the lower part of his
face was an enormous gaping coming out
from fur on one side and ending in far on
the other, and lined with two rows of bris
tles, standing upright oat, the whole pre
senting the appearance of a ditch between
two under-grown hedges ; the nose small
and fiat, making no show on the profile,
flanked by two bumps, the prominent cheek
bones, and the "eyestooked as if the nose,
with the ditch bekm It, had tumbled down,
drawing the cohere of the eyes with it.—
He wore pantaloons of bear skin ending in
the paws of the animal. Presently other
living creatures appeared, and three women
and seven children came hurrying towards
its, "There," said he, "is my family ;'• and
added, in a tone of sadness, "I have only
three wives now ; yesterday I had four ; one
Is dead." • •
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They curiously examined our clothing,
Which they evidently considered as odd as
we did 'belie. The master invited us to go
up and see his home. As we climbed over
the rocks, there appeared other living crea
tures In'the shape of forty or fifty wild
Esqubnaux dogs, which seemed determined
to eat us up then and there and it required
all the authority of the three wives and
seven children to prevent them from carry
ing oat their intention. His house was a
tent of seal skin, and crawling in, we found
a heap of thirty or forty skins—seal skins
bearskins and fox skins—into which the
children wriggled until their faces only were
visible. On the. right hand was a lamp ; a
soapstone dish_ with a wick of moss and fed
with olt Over it was a pot, the only cook
intapparatus of the establishment. On the
other side lay a litter of puppies ; beyond,
some meat, kept somewhat too long to be
savory. We were not disposed to make a
very, long stay in that neighborhood. The
Esqulinaux then took us to his winter house,
a mere hut, five by ten feet. In this be
spent the winter with his family and dogs.—
He showed as his graveyard, where he said
he bad buried his children. "lint one was
no good," with a shrugef his shoulder, "had
a bad foot, couldn't walk, so I covered him
rip in the mow, and he got to sleep quick,
and never wake up."
The vegetsultin :of the country is very
peculiar. A dwarf willow grows here no
more than three inches in height, with a
stem no longer than a knitting needle, yet a
parted tree. tasked The patriarch why he
did not more to the sooth. Why should he ?
He could bemore-comforttble. - At that he
shrugged his shoulders, and uttered a shout
of astonishment,' and looked around on his
possessions, his wives and children, dogs
and sledges, as much as to say, "Well, if
this ain't comfort, I'd like to know what itdr
He wee altogether the most satisfied man
that I ever saw. I asked hint if he did not
think It wrong to have so many wives. He
replied that be could not possibly get along
with less, for less could not do the work.—
,Re never ,worked. He was a great hunter,
and must have several wives. Y exPreised
theopinion that he was a lazy fellow. He
replied that of course he was—all great men
were lazy.' I questioned him on his religi
oui belief. He believed in a happy island
far off In The ocean, where the sun shines
forever, arid it le always warm. In the cen
tre, on a huge rock, sits thellseat Spiril i .
who Judges each man's' life .and appoint"
hlnt. hie 'Ade tin the hippy Wand, - or sends
hint • roar.te' the • place 'of .paaildanest,
Which; in their idaiv4robaretha sus never
*het and .It is always cold.
A Greenland tniefdointry told me , that 011
One ocalsicia, deserriti ggibe tutranchable
Ares of bell% glowing lhagus e, the &KM'
mobilised, "That's At what we want." .
Monad the shoni otthe happy island is
row of large pots, a reatriniftre tinder each.
and, Ailed With 'waking flesh. nigher up
another :,row containing eisa's flesh.
higher, eao pontaining.beer mot; another
reindeer ; :pa brit
,salnion.- The • Great
Spirit assigned very A prdit r tQ hie
deserts, to °nap! these. rows Of pots. The
nun wanders abont at :A ple l asure until be
dada a pot :W.40 hina, bat . OnCe katVhig
adopted his place he sits down sad bee
iibthing tb To foretei : . - •n '
7be : relliglnti qiesi, people Is not al
ways ilkere',are Wilma in that
dm& as well as in all others.. Some
liesslbat she Oars are apitita.. of the
'Blie Pleiades, they thigh, no,
Ithirspirlinof eaves dogs, and a rim most by
rum oto taw heat. 'Without , - ULM
twinning, they am twiny* the mint sag
`evil people In the •world. hr fiegabean
fiatesolia, by the laberestths orneloidarias,
Sborlavo beery oileistmot hole: ibis's bor.
batboy art& awry or *mai boanglik
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r *HE GENTLE HAND
ET T. 11. *sums.
When and where, it matters not now to
relate—but once upon "time, u I was pass
ing through a thinly peopled district of
country, night came down upon me almost
unawares. Being on foot, I could !tinhorn
to gain,the village toward which my steps
were directed, until a late hour ;• and I
therefore preferred seeking shelter's nd'a
night's lodging at the drat htunblii dwelling
that presented itself.
Dusky twilight was giving place to dark
er shadows, when I found myself in the
vicinity of a dwelling, from the stnall.un
cirtained windows of which the light
phone with spleen* promise Of good cheer
and comfort. The house stood within. an
enclosure, and a short dishume from the
road along which I was moving with wear
ied ket. Turning , aside, and passing
through the ill-hung gate, I approached the
dwelling. Slowly the gate swung-on its
wooden hinges, and the rattle of its latch,
in closing, did not disturb the air until' had
nearly reached the little porch in front of
the house, In which s slender girl, who had
noticed my entrance, stood waiting my ar
rival.
A deep, quick bark artswerd, almost like
an echo, the sound of the shutting gate,
and, sudden as an apparition,lhe form of a
immense dog loomed in the doorway. At
the instant when he was about to spring, a
light hand was laid upon his shaggy neek
and a low word spoken. •
"Go in, Tiger," said the girl, not in a
voice of anthurity, yet in her gentle tones
was the Imasclousftetarlhtt the would be
obeyed ;. and, as she spoke, she lightly bore
upon the animal with her hand, and he
turned sway, and disappeared within the
dwelling. ' •
• "Who's that?" A rough voke asked the
question ; and now a heavy looking man
took the dog's place in the deo►.
"How far is it to 0----1" 'I asked, not
deeming It best to say, in the beginning,
that I sought a reeling pleas for the night.
"To r growled the man, but not
so harshly as at first. "It's good six miles
from here."
"A long distance ; and I'm a stranger,
and on foot," said I. "If you can make
room for me until morning, I will be very
thankful."
I saw the girl's hand move quickly up his
arm, until It rested upon his shoulder, and
now she leaned to him still closer.
"Come In. We'll try what can be done
for you.'
There wu a champ in the man's voice
that made me wonder.
I entered a large room, in which blued*
brisk ire. Before the fire sat two atom
lads, who turned epee me their heavy eyes,
with no vary welcome greeting. A middle
aged woman was standing at a table, and
two children were amusing themselves with
a kitten on the floor.
"A stranger, mother," aid the MLR who
had given, am so rude a greeting at the
4300 t ; "and he wants US to let him stay all.
night."
The woman Waked at me doubtingly for
a few momenta, and then replied coldly—
'!We don't keep a public home."
"I am aware of that ma'am," said I ;
&but night has overtaken me, and We along
way yet to --"
"Too far for a tired man to go on foot;"
said the master of the house, kindly, "so
it's no use talking about it, mother ; we
must give hint abed.'-'- -
So unobtrusively that I scarcely noticed
the movement, the girl had drawn to the
woman's side. NOM she said to her I did
not hear, fur the brief words were uttered
in a km voice ; but I noticed, nabs spoke,
one small, far hand rested on the woman's
hand._ Was there magic in that gentle
touch ? The • woman's repulsive aspect
changed into one of kindly welcome, and
she said :
"Yes, it's a long way to G
we can find a place for him.'
Many times more during that evening
did I observe the magic power of that hand
and voice—the one gentle yet potent u the
other.
On the nest morning, breakfast being
over, I was preparing to take mrdeperture,
when my hem iskormoisee-that if I would
wait for half as hone he' would give me a
ride, in his wagon to as business
required him to go there. I was very well
pleased to geoect the invitation. In due
thee, the farmerW warm was driven into
the road Nears doe house, sad Irwasinvite&
to get in. I -, notated - the horse, s sotigh-
Waking Canadian PODy,lsith.s- certain air
of
Le humor took
his seat by my aide, the family - ease to the
door to see us of;
"Dick !" aahl tha faun ever, Ina p er m i t,.
tory voice, giving-the reign a quick jerk as
he Spoke. •
Dick moved - not a step.
•-• "Dick i yeti - vagabond! get up." And
'the fitemer's whip :clicked sharply by the
Pctul ear .
• It availed nal, iioWerei, this second lip-
'pal. Dick stood Orally disdolienk Next
'the whip wit braiNtlit down Itgobithinc with
ran • hartitnit 'hand t-- hal the pony, onij
reared - teti a ' hue. -ikat, and laid* 'the
Strokes ireiernext - *nit tit; the inembet of I
half a-ilitten ' The men might as well hail s '
beaten hie !iiioii;' for' WI his end via, gala-,
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light tame into Ida countenance, and he told
Medi—
"She'll good! Everybody and everything
loves her."
WM that Indeed the'seetet of her power ?
Was the quality of her aonl perceived in the
Impression of her band, even by brute
beasts ! The fitther's explanation Was,
doubtless, the true one. Yet - have I ever
since wondered, and still do wonder at the
potency !filch lay in that maiden's' magi*
Walt. f have seen so m ething of the same
power, showing itself in the loving and the
good, but never to the extent instanced In
her, whom, kw want of a better name, I
mast still call "Gentle Hand."
BLOW SMITH MINDS TRIO OLD MAX.
Smith had just asked Mr. Thompeon's
daughter if she would glee him a lift out of
bachelordom, and she bad laid, "Yea."
It therefore become absolutely necessary
to get the old gentleman's permindoe, Doom
Smith said, the arrangement might be made
to hop the conjugal twig.
Smith mild he'd rather pop the Interroga
tories to all et old Thompeon's daughters,
and his sisters, end his lady cousins, and
his aunt Hannah in the country, and the
whole of his female relations, than ask old
Thompson. But It had to be done, audit°
he sat down and studiedlost a speech which
he was to disgorge to old Thompson the
very first time he got n. shy at him. So
Smith dropped in on him oa Sunday Nam
ing, when all the family had meandered
around to meeting, and found him dole/La
sum in beer measure.
"How are you, Smith?" mid old Thomp
son, es the -former walked in, white as a
piece of chalk, sad trembling as if he bad
swallowed a condensed eerthquake. eolith
was afraid to answer, because he wean%
sure about the speech. He, knew be bad to
keep his grip upon it while he had it
there or it would sUpLmuthisp quicker than
an oiled eel through as auger hole. 130 be
blurted out
"Mr. Thompson—sir : Perhaps it may
not have been unknown to you, that slaying
an extended period of some live yew", I
have been busily engaged in the prawn-
On of a commercial enterprise—*
"Is that so, and hatpin' it a secret all this
thus, while I thought you were tendin'
store ? Well, by George, you are one of
them, now slut you r
Breath had begun to think it .all over
again, to get the run of It.
"Hr. Thompson--air, perhaps it may not
be unknown to you that, for the extended
period of fire years, I have been busily en
gaged in the prosecution of a commercial
enterpt Ise, with the detemdnatiop to secure
a sufficient maintenance—"
"Sit down, Smith, and help yourself to
beer. Don't stand there holdhe your hat,
like a blind beggar, with pamlysLa I have
never seen you behave yourself to queer in
all, my born days."
Smith had been knocked out again, and
so he had to wander back again and take a
fresh 'Kart,
"Mr. Thompson, sir : It may not be un
known to you that during an extended period
of five years I have been engaged in the
prosecution of a cernmercitl enterprise
with the determination to procure s an
cient maintenanse--*
"A which once ?" asked old Thompson,
but Smith held on to the lost words as if it
was his only chance and went on :
"In the hope thit some day Imight enter
wedlock, and bestow my earthly patensions
upon one whom I could call my own. I
have been a lonely mat, sir, and have felt
that it fa :Tot good for man to be alone,there
fore I would—"
"Neither Lit, Smith ; glad put drop
ped In. How's the old teen ?"
"Mr. Thompson, air Saki Smith In
&sparing confusion, raising his voice, to a
yell, "It may not be known in you that
during an extended period of a lonely
man, I hare been engaged to enter wedlock,
and bestow all my enterprise upon one
whom I could determine to be for certain
posseseions—no I mean—that is—that—Mr.
Thompson, - Sir It. my be unknown—"
"And then again, it may. Look here
Smith,. you'd better ley down and take
something warm, you ain't
Smith, sweating like a kenyear old colt,
went in again. •
"Mr. Thompson, sir: It may not be
lonely to you to prosecute me 'rhos yod a
Mend for commercial Ma44 012111 . 2 Ces but—
ind•-be-•dang ii—Mr. Thompson, sir I
I guess
"014 yontalk llker, 41oL I 'WM
saw , a men &U Own *Jot In Umi Connie o
my whole life. What's the * mattee , with.
you. 'DOFF 2 7 , , '
"Mr. Thomism, sir," add Batik la Ail
WM' of beldi4P7Reatt Pit.m* -n o t ba
kwirn upt. you Oroesßo la a lonsly asp
,who Itr out food_ 9 0 1 3 41 11 1terk4 Sit
die par% but-" ,
"Bee Mr. Smith, yo u're drunk MA
If you an hire Ma that you'd
better leave; if yes don't I'll elm& kou
onaor Imo• s Patediumin," >
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nit Sepik; Alt:law uot ilie•ankaoats
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dater wallimials Para with* 004 1 447,
hooey liaa,Wiratia not goodifor a amulet
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LIPLICAJNE DOWT STEP Tit Eit
A layer of sap* was spread (Ater the Icy
slirdeil4lll4 pedestrians shod with mi,ber
walked carefhUy toward the village chump,
on a cold, Sabbath morning in February.
Walking somewhat hastily church-ward,
tor veer (midis I-noticed a bright' looking
Ild.standitigtpon the pavement with his
caiip hawks/id his eyes fixed upon a
Kota= /he sidewalk. As I reached bin),
he looked ap to me, and pointing to the
place, said :
"Please, don't step there, sir-1 slipped
there, and fell down."
I thanked the philanthropic little fellow,
and passed around the dangerous spot.
"Don't step there," was the theme of my
meditation during the remainder or my
walk.
A thousand thaw shun ham the clear ring
ing voice of that kind hearted child rung
in my ear, 'reminding me of my duty to
those around me, and urging me to repeat,
whenever It promises to be useful : "Please
sir, don't step there i"
When I see a boy tempted to go with
youths who drink or gamble, I would say,
"Don't step there 1",
When I see a youth enter the path of the
Sabbath-breaker, I would cry, "Don% step
there 1"
Whenltiee bays or girls commencing a
comae of disobedience to their parent', I
wapiti say, "M e% step there I"
As on the path of nth ere trod,
We amoeba many a place—
Where, tf not careful, we may fan
And sink in sad disgrace.
Some idle habit, word or thought,
Some sin, however smell,
May make as stumble in the path,
And stumbling, we may tall
Our fettow traveler on the road, •
watotylrlth anxious ear%
When they'neselt some dang' recta area
We'll warn them—" Don't step them
Tar. CPAs Taal—lt is one of the curi
ous facts in the history of delusions, that
even scientific men once had anunquestion.
big faith in the deadly influence of the
Upas tree on all living things within Its
range. Dr. Frersch,an eminent surgeon In
the service of the East India Company,
first described the tree and its destructive
powers In '"Pinnock's Outlines a the
Globe," published at the close of the last
century. As he gave the account from Ida
own observation it seemed entitled to a
greater weight. He said, "I saw it myself,
the sole individual of its species, standing
slope, is a scene of solitary horror, in the
middle of a naked, blasted plain, surround
ed by a circle of mountains,. the whole" area
of which is covered with the skeletons of
birds, beasts and men. Not ■ vestige of
vegetable life is to be seen within the con
Laminated atmosphere, and evert the fishes
die in the water,"
Mi. Darwin, the distinguished botanist,
accepted the theory as a sctentlflc fact, and
in his "Botanic Garden," exercised a little
poetic license, making the miasma pane
trace over "ten leagues square," and destroy
alike the eagle In the air or the lien on the
A mere careful Investigation of the facts
has !bend the tree to be perfectly harmless,
and that the destructive power Is due alone
to fumes of sulpharate and carbonic acid
gas corning fremvoloanio openings in the
region. There is a famous "Valley of
Poison," at the fuot of the volcano Papan
daging, in Java, where scientific travelers
have found a great number of dead animals
of various kinds, u dogs, cats, tigers, rhin
oceroses, squirrels, birds, and snakes. The
soft patio of the entails, as the skin, awl
muscles, and hair, and feathers, are Pre ,
saved, while the bones crunahle Ind disap
pear. NJ living thing is fbund in the
vicinity we the Upes tree, and It is not
=wide; tbet superstitious notions, of Its
=impious power should have been wide
spread. But the true cause of death In
this case Is obvious, as there are many
crevices and openings in the side of the
mountains, from which carbonic acid and
sulphurous Awls are emitted in great quan
tities. It was by such embolism that the
elder Pliny and his companions were suffo
cated, at the time of the destruction of
Hercalinenm, though they were miles away
from Vesuvius.
A Low Crvunzarson.—At the last meet
ing of the American Geopraphical and
812'11*th:el Society at its rooms In the Coop
er Institute, Protestor Newberry, of Colum •
tie College,dekvered an address on the sub
ject of his explorations la Utah and Arizo
na territories. The speaker commenced by
giving a short history of the circumstances
under which the two government expedi
tions to whiob he was attached were organ
ized. He then confined his remarks to the
subject of the latter expedition, no account
of which bee yet been published. Its aim
was principally to explore the region em
braced by what Is known u the old Span
ish trail from Sante Fe to California. After
gild:wen interesting account of the topo
graphy of the region traversed, he proceed
ed to speak of the traces which were found
on everyhand.of. a former - Occupanby by a
nmexous population now extinct. These
were moat ntuaterois near the course of the
skin Jtmaxiver..,' There were found ruins of
lipMenidstructnies, i Tisk of one of which
he *r t idhtted, bre leg** of bricks 1
fbot la thickumr,itnd about eighteen With
in length, with the joints properly Woken,
tad le regularly hid and as stnooth as any
in' a Fifth Moine Mansion. Thu structure
he said was as large as the Croton reservoir.
likilab were rooms as nicely piasMred MI the
iraltiof a - Modem biome. Timm were also
I twee ; et extensiMi canals, which had been
conitrueted to bring water to those towns,
which were received in large cisterns. The
- lest firer also exhibited pleats of pottery
Mkkit he laid abounded everywhere, sikmr
ing that lan former age this.vast region
had ben inhabited. Bergave it se his opin
ion that the diPopulatkm af this region
wit ettrilbatabie to the Abet this both to the
Muer suit lie south were warlike hordes,
Midi flaw the' incumbent of one sad the
ether of Mess, 11* peuudde Aztecs, who
lid bear the former denizens .of the coon
kiy,- hid, been gradually wiped out. The
4rety tomb led bent - new warn the Mokies,
wirtiThried kn taw= teemed within high,
'tbldfutekhr, and who sure almost isacees
I The people IMO. visited, and the
- sums received by them with great
. The musket concluded by
givinta short etoceant at the manners 01
the PooPlt attd their custom', es far as an
opportmdty was bad to them.
~.fluor tx .Ranzain Intin.s:=:- As history
repeats Itself ! perhaiet -there is nothing
remarkable is the deed of it 'rem sharp -
itionteir who lately ; out illirittflisso Tell.
'read. in the torlisans papers
s ki:4ofew nannair : since a party of
!Mans were Pnindshigwith six shooters
ii . •
a target, when a wager was proposed
that a piece fif silver should be pieced on
oY~ 011 the stead of one of the number. and
lie' otk stiovonc the coin restlug
ail s 4ke:iiiiierisia; ..de,
:.crikt - allistattimr of tit reel the parties
triik piiks4 Osittok the ihrgd adjusted,
tt tel at Oath** Wfdladt injury to
I . 4 i ti 14tiiiiittitpidteeofilielargst
11"1111"lobr.'de doctor is he
owl lib ma doss two, nes, four days longer!'
Aselakosd Peter Snow, with* sad counte
11111101L ' ti awry sorry for you, Pete, but de
bass of mamas will dle, dat am a (ac—dig
las% so balls for awn. Wot ant tie parttoo
lalrdkvellase ob his sass, Peter r
•doosse say he; hab got tt004:4441 , OR him
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bebss 01,pstion ob ,
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