THE SUNBURYAMERICAN
18 rt'BLISHED EVEBY SATURDAY BY
EM'L WILVEKT, Proprietor,
MASTER'S BUILTintOS, MARKET SQUAB!,
At 91.50 in Advance.
II not paid within !W ontha 2.
5tn(TV'(toti futon of thin tft Mcntlu,
m
CnwN KfTFn with this cettibllphmrnt Is an exteti
elvcNEW JOB OFFICE, containing a variety of
plain and fancy type equal to any ctaimsiimeni
in the Interior oi the state, lor wnicu mepmruu
age of tbe public la respectfully solicited.
JJrofcssionitl.
TIT
V Law, ofllce, door No. 5, Snd floor, Hnupt'
Block, noar Miller's tsnoo store, sunuury, ra,
March 25th, 1871. ly.
CI B. HOYEK, Attorney nt Law. Nob
. Os 2 and 3, Second Floor Hrlght's Building;,
.Nnnlmry, I'a. Professional business attended
to,ln tlicconrts of Norlliumberlnnd and adjoining
counties. Claims promptly collected. Lonsulta
tion can be had in the German language.
March 25tli, 1871. lj.
TlCltKMIAH NXTDF.K. Attorney nt
tf Law, Hunbury, Pa. All professional bnsl.
lies intrusted to his enro will receive prompt fit
tentlon in this nnd adjoining counties. Can bo
consulted both In Enirllsh nnd German. Also,
District Attorney of Northumberland county.
Ang.20,1870.-iy.
J SO. A. WII.NOX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 144 Fourth Avenlk.
Notary Public, riltsburg, T
Jan. 15, 1870. ly.
T -tIAKKI.K CO. Market Street,
. el . SUNBURY. FA.
Dealers In Drugs, Mediclns, Paints, Oils,
llnss, Varnlsbcs, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars,
Pwkct Books, Onirics, ftc.
3 I. U OLVERTOK, Attorney at Law,
fO. Market Square, SUNBURY,PA. Profession
ul business in this and adjoining counties prompt'
.y attended to.
All. A. It. N.1VIDE, respectfully nn-
XJ nouuees himself as Physician and Burgeon
to the citizens of sunbury nnil vicinity, Having lo
cated himself permanently on Market street, uenr
ly ppposite the Fuirmouut Hotel, where he can
be eousultcd at all hours when not professionally
cngagjd. npi-iy
. f W. ZIF.CiiLEK. Attorney nt Law, north
JCa side of Public Square, one door east Of
the old Bank building, SI NBLKY, PA. Collec
tions nnd nil professional business promptly at
tended to in the courts oi jvortuuinoerianu nna
adjoining counties. septlo-bu
i A. RE1MEXNXYDER,
Attorney at
KJ Lnw, SL'NBUKY, PA. All
business en
trusted to his caro utteuded to promptly nnd with
diligence. upl"i-l)7
JXO. KAY CXE.MKXT, Attorney at Law,
BL'NHUKY, PA. Collections nnd all pro
fessional business promptly nttended to. inehSl-UO
C. 1. lHU'NFK.
L. II. KA8B.
Bltt'XER & KANE, Altornevs and Coun
sellors nt Law, SUNBUKY, PA. Office u
Chestnut street, west of the N. C. nnd P. it E.
Railroad l)e)ot, In the buildiug lately occupied
by F. Lazarus, Esq. Collections and uU profess
ional business promptly nttended to in Northum
berland nud adjoining counties. npUO-C'J
TT K. MANNElt, Attorney nt Law, SUN-
Xli BtRl, PA. Collections nttended to lu
the counties of Northumberland, Union, Snyder,
Montour, Columbia and Lycoming. npUO-UO
VVM. M. llOCKKFKLLEU. LLOYD T. I10II HDACII.
1-oKi:ri:i.ii:n a koiikbacii,
V Attorneys nt Lnw, SUNBUliY, PA. Or
liee in llaupt's new building, second Uoor. En
trance ou Market Square. jnul-C8
AN. HltlCE, Attorney nt Law, Sunbury,
Pa. Otllee in Masonic Hall Building.
Collections of claims, writings, and all kinds of
lecal busiuess attended to carefully and with
rtitpateh. H. nrU HJ hti. 1 y.
justness art)9.
astTir IcTte co a l7 i
VlliKXTlA'K DIETX, Wbolosalo and
Tletail dealer in every variety of
ANTHRACITE COAL, tTl'F.U WHARF, !
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
All kinds of Grain taken in cxeliauys for Yint.
Orders solicited and filled promptly. IcblS-.l.
wTsTlmOAns. " UAAS-
WS. KIIOAOS V CO.,
ltF.TAII. DKAI.KKS OK
ANTHRACITE COAL, SUNBURY, PENN'A.
Orricis with Haas, Faoei.v & Co.,
Orders 1,-ft at Seasl.oltz & offlce Martict
Street, will rceelvo prompt uttoutluii. Couutry
custom respectfully solicited.
Feb. , 1871. tf. .
OAC HMAKEltW.
-tTTE are selling Rims, Snakes Hubs. Springs,
V Canvass, Bolts, llp-, --r,
Larco Stock at CO.aYA.tU.
Sunbury, March 30, 186U.
OAL! COAL! W7.
tf!
Shippers uud Wholcsaieanu
WHITE AN D RED ASH COAL, SUNBURY, PA.
f I.OWI W11AKK.)
.ward, at tlic ceienrnicu
.. . . . -1
"Sule Agents, w
Henry ( lay Coal
janl'J-tltt
UHl. y
"EXCHANGE LIVER.
J M MAUTIIOLOMEW, I'hoiuietor
' FOTRTH STREET, ABOVE MARKET,
Nuubury I'm.
a -ME best of riding and driving horses always
on hand to serve customers.
Li the Central Hotel, for vehicles.
will receive prompt ttlteutiou.
Nov. 5. 170. -
'dentistry.
OEOlUiE M. ItEXX,
i,i m..imm' JluildiM, Market warc,
PiMiiKV. Pa
1 prepared to do nil kinds of work iwrtululug
i to Dentistry. lt keeps ciinsiuui , .
u luruo assortment or Teeth, "d "
u uiertal, from wbleh he will bo able to sel
?"ei 1 . At. T Jl .alUlacliou, or 1M
All w m
.. 1.1
U,T ,eTr lK:t Mouth Wa.h andTootU-Powder.
111. icfereiues are the uunnrous petrous
for
wlmiii lieh '!!r)ir',iCJU5 lUl
; lbs U.t
twelve years.
Hunbury, Aprn vv
VkW i'O.ll. AKU.
...i,mu..I having eoimeeiea
the Coal
rpiiE
1 tu
111E uuder
.ive H.tl 'KJHiHAIS
lues ilUhl."Un
tuuiUic ltUlUo
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ui . .k -akii.
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K,rf , Blov. and Sul, w.unlljr u Uaud. (iralu
luUu lui-l"u lor J 1Al)WALLADER.
ttuubury. Jn- . Jt: .
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INSURANCE ACENOY
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k. itl.i liiM,
folk,
l.ox out
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A PIERRE HOUSE, Broad and Chest
XJ nut sts., Philadelphia, J. B. BUTTER
ilphla, J. B. BUTT
Terms rer day, t8.60,
WORTH, Proprietor.
April 15, 1871. ly
UNION HOTEL, THOS. FOtTLDS, Sr.,
Proprietor, Sbnraokln Street, Trevorton,
Northumberland connty. Pa. Mho table u snp
plied with the bost the market affords. Good
stabling and attentive ostlers. Jan. 21, '71
HOOTER HOI'NE, Third Street, at the
depot, SUNBURY, PA., Wm. Reesb, pro
prietor. Warm meals served tip at all hours.
Fish. Fowls and Game. Fresh Oyster con
stantly on band and served in every style. The
best of wines and liquors at the Bar.
KeTFnuiillcs will be supplied with oysters
done np in any Btyle, by leaving orders at the
Bar. I nov.o, fu-iy.
NATIONAL LAGER BEER SALOON
OX TBJBD STREET, NEAB TUB DEPOT,
B1TNBUBY, PA.
TOSEPn It ACUER informs the citizens of Son-
tf bury and the public generally, that he has
opened a LAGER BEER SALOON at the above
place.. ' The best of Laeer Beer, and Malt Liquors
will be kept. Also Oysters, &c., constantly serv
ed up to customers.
NATIONAL HOTEL. AUGUSTUS
WALD, Proprietor. Georgetown North'd
uoumy, ra., at no ewuioa oitnon. u. it. w,
choice wines and ciirnrs at the bar.
The table is supplied with the best the market
n noras. uooa stabling ana attentive osticrs.
ALLEGHENY HOUSE, Col. CHAS.
KLECKNER. Pioprietor. Nos. Hi 8 and 814
Market Street, abovo eight!., PHILADELPHIA.
Terms, (2 per day. He respectfully solicits your
patronuge.
WASHINGTON HOUSE, C. JJEFF,
Proprietor. Corner of Market & Secoud
Streets, opposite the Court House, Sunbury,
ra. Mayas, fu.
HOTEL A RESTAURANT,
THOMAS A. HALL, Proprietor,
Sunbury St., west 8IIAMOK1N, PENN'A.
Meals served nt all hours, nt short notice. The
best of Liquors nt the Bar. Tlio Table is sup
plied with the best nnd latest In tho markets. At
tentive scrvauts. Terms moderate. Patranago
solicited.
HU.HMEL'S RESTAURANT,
LOUIS nu.l MEL, Proprietor,
Commcrco 6t., 8HAMOKIN, PENN'A.
naviug lust redtted the above Saloon for the
accomodation of the public, is now prepared I
serve '.lis friends with the best refreshments, nud
fresh Lager Beer, Ale, Porter, and all other malt
quors.
J. VALEll'S
WINTER GARDEN AND flOTEL
A'm. 720, 723, 724 & 727 Tin St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
W I XT EH GARDEN HOTEL,
(ON TUB ECROrBAN TLAS)
Centrally located, connecting with nil tho City
rasscugcr iinnwny uars, irom all mo
Depots in the City.
Excellent Accommodation for Tra
veller.
Grand Vnenl OTi;T""lt"fc""'"",'V'Uinf "vrv
i uncr unriien.
tOrchcslrion Contxn Juory v.. .
FINE LADIES' IlESTACltANT T"H DEST ur
oroUFHUMEXTS 8EUVED.
Offlec of J. Valet' Fouutttin Park Brewery.
une 4, 1870.-ly.
Boots and Shoes!
KONY DROFINER,
Third Street, above Market Street, Suubmr, Pu.,
Is prepared to mannfacture
HOOTS AXD SHOES
of every description at tho shortest notice. All
his stock is of the very best, which U made up
in the latest city stylo nt the most reasonable
terms. Repairing uouc neauy uuu l"u"'i
The public are Invited to call and examine his
stock and workmanship 7-"
April S3, 1871.
LIQUOR NTOBEI
r iinTRTIAN NEFF.
Second Street, opposite tko Court House, SUN-
11 L KY lr A
Respectfully Invites tho attention of Retailers
aud others, that he has ou baud, and will cou-
i'y kp all kinns oi nl.nlla
fmml-iiiiL' of Puro Brandlcsi Coguiuc, Cherry,
Lint i a 1 1 uiMirjOiiv v v, v .....
m lrAi.ii.tiiM mid Otard.
"'".T. . '. . .. t r-...,.-.uuiul,.,l Mnn-vn-
W IUbKICb: run: -
gahcla, Apple and rcciar.
PUKE IIUI.LAJUUI.1 1
Wlnest Charopague Wine, bherry, Tort and
.h cider. Champagne Cldor, N. E. Kum,
TirtkUii tlOlll nud Scott' li Alo.
Br HTUMACH AND BAR BITTERS,
An.i nil others Liquors which can be found in
the city markets, wl'.lctl will iw soiu av uoib
J . ... r..,.. j, . n-iitir,iiitieit Hi
sum uuu Jinivu
represented. AlbO, i mro w -"""""
und m)TTLES, ou hanu.
jjjy- orders pronqii i j k-i
patrouago reepocuui'y kiuw
C NKV'F.
Buubury, July 3, 1969. ! J.
HARDWARE STOKE,
J. II. Couly, A Co.
xt irk'FT STREET. SUNBUHY, TA.
TTA8 received a uew asionmeui o an
... . , ... tJ .
11 Hardware, Cutlery,
ui "r; - ii.,.. u t in
i I . 1 . k... It I Ilk. nuuKW
. . i
Kuyborylkrir. ll,
F0H IALE,
. U t kl'lkl ...s tl.A .fts.n.. ..
1 SLju J t-lkuu .ireeu, lu the Bo-
1 ho luic.ieu,
Also, Lot on Market reel, lu the Borough
Feb. U. IMl.-tf.
Adiuliii.lrulo
luutu V-4 KfUM'i HoaubU u.k,
,htf.U uid-i-s at ut;U(tjT SMtH M
, 1'oilUud, XUlUS.
AiUl,!J.r3':.
THOU I
i H uulb Isuul BltMl lUcsluul,
j , flllLAU'Ul. j
P IIxvIum lu ui-tk-iJ. Uri su4ill
5 T..tl(. b,u..4 4U-.UU..
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SUNBURY, PA.,
BAXTIMORE LOCK HOSPITA
J-R. JOHNSTON,
Physician of this celebrated Institution, hns
discovered tue most certain, speedy, pleasant and
eucciuni remedy in the world lor nil
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Strictures,
Aflections of Kidneys nnd Bladder, Involnn
tary Discharges, Impotcncy, General Debili,
ty, Ncrvousuess, Dyspepsy, Lnneuor, Low
8plrits, Confusion of Ideas, Paliiitation of
the Heart, Timidity, Tremblings, Dimness
of Bight or Giddiness, Disease of the Head,
Throat, Nose or Bkln, A flections of Liver, Lunes
Stomach or Bowels theso terrible Disorders
arising from the Solitary Habits of Youth those
secret and solitnry practices moro fatal to their
victims than the song of Syrens to the Mariners
of Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hopes
of anticipations, rendering marriage, kc., impos
sible. '
JOUNG MEN
especially, who have oocomo the victims of Soli,
tary Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually sweeps to an untimely grave.
thousands ol young men ol the most exalted
talents nnd brilliant intellect, who might other
wise have vnlrnnccd listcntni: Senates with the
thunders of eloquence or wnked to ecstacy tho
living lyre, may can witn run coniidunco,
JUAKIUAU lit
Married Persons or Young Men contemplating
mnrrlacc. aware ol physical weakness, (Loss
of Procreativc Power Impotcncy), Nervous Ex-
cilabilitv. Palpitation, Organic W eakness, Ner
vous Debility, or any other Disqualilicallou,
speedily relieved.
Ho who places himself under tho caro of Dr. J.
may rclliriously connde in his honor as a tent le
mon, and conlidenlly rely unon his skill as a Ph v
slclan.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Impotency, Loss of Power, immediately Cured
and full Vigor Restored.
This Distressing AUcctlon which renders Life
miserable and marriage Impossible is the penalt y
paid uy ine victims oi improper indulgences
xoung persons nre too apt to commit excesses
from not belngnwnre of the dreadful consciences
that may ensue. Now, who -that understands
tho Bubjcct will pretend to deny that tho power
of procreation is lost sooner by thoso falling into
improper nauits man tiy mo prudent ( Besides
being deprived the pleasures of healthy offspring,
the most serious nnd destructive symptoms to both
body aud mind arise. The system becomes de
ranged, tne Physical mid Mental Functions
Weakened, Loss of Procreatlvo Power, Nervous
Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart.
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, a Wasting
of tho Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay uud
ucam.
A CURE WA11RANTED IN TWO DAYS.
Persons rulucd iu health by unlearned preten
ders who keep them trilling month alter mouth,
tukiug poisonous und injurious compounds,
should apply immediately.
UK. JUll.NSTOJN,
Member of the Royal Collcire of Surgeons, Lon
don, Graduated from one of the most eminent
Colleges lu the United tftates, and tho greater
part of whoso ll'o has been spent in the hospitals
of London, Pvis,' Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has cllected some of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known j many troubled with ring
ing in the head aud cars when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashfulncss, Willi ficqucut blusbliir, attended
sometimes withderangemcutoi' iniud, wcro cured
iiniucumicty.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence nud solitary
habits, which ruin both body und mind, untitling
them for cither business, study, society or mar
riage
'J ns some of tho sad and melancholy
cneets produced by early habits of voptli vi..
cular Power, Pulpilutionof the Heart, Dyspejisy,
Nervous Irritability, Dernngeineut of Digestive
Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Con
sumption, &c. , '
Mestallt The fearful effects on tho mind
are much te bo dreaded Loss of Memory, Con
fusion of Ideas, Depression of Bl'lrit, .t-vil-Forebodlngs,
Aversion to Society, Self-Distrust,
Love of Solitude, Timidity, Vc., ure some ol tho
evils produced. ,
Tuolsakds of persons of nil ages can now
Judge what is the cause of their declm lug health,
Whit: their vigor, becoming, weak, pale, nervous
nnd emaciated, having a singular appearance
ubout the eyes, cough uud symptoms ol cousump-
i 1 1 1 . j I , .M r..i
.- . .- VT
Who have injured themselves by a certain rrac
tieo indulged in when ulone, a habit lrotiueulJy
learned from evil companions, or at school, the
...v...... r ,1,1, nre uiirhtlv felt, even when
.,..a ie ,w,i .'iirp,i. renders marriage li.ii'wp'
sible, and destroys both miud and body, should
vviiai a puy i"u youii iuuu, ."v i - , -country,
Hie darling of his juireuts, should be
i.:. (Vnm nil urosiieets nnd enloymcnts ol
life, by tho consequence oi ueviutiug i"
lilh of nature aud indulging in tt certain secret
habit. Such persons ii st, before couteuiplatlug
M AKlilAUr.,
rellect that a sound mind aud body arc tue inosv
.,in rrmi h leg to iironioie couuuwuii uui'in-
uvw..; i - -- , ,,,.,,,T,1,
uess. ludeeu wuuoui iiieee, iuc jummj
life becomes a weary piignmugoj i"" ""i"'
hourly darkens to the view ; tho mind leeoines
ulili desnulr and tilled with theliielau-
choly retleetion, tlmt the huppiuca of uuolUer
ueeomts uJignieu ninuuru.p.
wiwniba nil.-,'ulded aud imprudent votary o
ideasure tluds that ho has Imbibe! tne seeus oi
tills painful disease, It too ol'teu buppcus that uu
111-timcil sense oi suaiue, ur urau ui i. - i
. . i.:... r....... ..i.i.U-w... ti lli.ikM v'lul. fruia
ediicntiou uud rcsinctability, can alone bvfrleud
him, delaying till the constitutional symptoms oi
this horrid disease make llitlr upiearauee, such
,.4 nleiTated soro tliru.il. dl.caseii uojc, uoeturul
nalns In the head uud lluilis, dimness of sight.
.1 ,,i. nodes ou tbo shin bones and arms.
bloleliesou tho head. Lice und extremities, pro
eiesrliig IlU I'rlgblt'ul rapldiiy, till at last thu
iiuluto of the mouth or the bones of tho uose lull
!., ,.,) in., victim uf this awful dl.easo beeome
a horrid object of commlserulloii, till dealli puts
a lieriod to his dreadful sulleiiug, by sending
him to " that UiidiseowredC'uuulry fiuui hcute
in tn,Vi1llr rr.luruil."
It 1 a uiuluuvholy fuel thai thousands DIE
vielluis to this terrible dui.a.o, luruiign iuiiiii
into tbo bauds of Iguoraiil or uuskilllul I' UK
'i-iuu, wfc., l. iuo uu of that deadly Pol
ou, Mercury, ko., destroy Hie eou.lltutUiii, aud
iiivuutbl of vuilug, koep the uuuapy sullerer
muuiu itiver inoiua taxing luuir uuxious or iu
Jurlou compounds, uud iu.iouj of being resluif
to a renuu( of 1.1 lu Vigor uud Uai.pmo.., iu
ilr louvu biiu llh ruined Ileal lb lo .IU 'Tcr
his gHllliiK UlaapiKiluliilvut.
To such, Iheiuiuro, Dr. Johnston pleiv" bhu
ell o preserve (be utu.1 iuviuUblu k.-,tl''
fioiu LU riluu.itu l.ra.ll.u ami anu iu
the ijreut Ilo.,ll.U. of iLiiropo, ui- ur"1, '
I LI. Luuulrv. iiii tiwl,.i,,l i'rai-D, PblUdulphU
uud elMuUru, Ueuabkd lo o' lutf UUM'
lain, .peedy uud uleetual ruiuly lu I ho urlj
fur all illwuM ul luipruib '
urntK, NO. T, 0. iHtDtHCK -TRFKT,
UxLiiuukK, M. U.
Ul baud .Ids Kiiluyfluiu Uallluiuiw.livit, a tw
dour. Iiuut lUu lul fuliUui WubwlVU4UI
itud iiuiulM.r.
lOt UlUfS imIv4 uuluu KMtpl4 aud
loiiululug a iuip lu U umm! ou IIm upljr. I'vf
u. vtui ii. kliuuid iiutu mja,au4 scud a pwiktuu
ul ndilllix-iucul UcM.ilbiii4 sjruiutuuu.
'lUtL si uwujf 1'i.liiy, !v.i.ulii4 aud
WwllUlt.M llUpU.UlS llt.lll4 tbt.luw.MvS US
I'll) li-uut, IiiUiuu ltUu4 lululug lbs Ivultb
vl ll abu UulurtuuUjr lull lulu iUU -ovf,
IU4t li. JuLu.uu diAiu. ll bvk..if lu tuy x-
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UOUMlliir 01 tUt I'ttfe.
Iks U' lbuUMu4 cuivd at Ibis KUUIl.
bUUl, l-tfl IU lul, UU4 IbS UKUlktulM I"
tullkl UuldUI (llaliuus 1Iu4Um4 l I'll
),iuM4uU. UuwM4 b IbU ll, !v.w.UUl- vf IU
L I I'J . uud ..-lu Ul I. luLiib,
U 1.U I'U US X.lUu.U tl llJ'l'l
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sxim mskli riti'ai IVIlIU-
Hi, I V I M I
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 1, 1871.
OUT OFTIIE OLD HOUSE, NAXCY.
BT WILL. U. CARLET0N.
Out of the old bouse, Nancy moved up Into tho
new
All the hurry sod worry aro Just as good as
inrnugn i
Only a bounden duty remains for you and
And that's to stand on the door-step, here, and
om tue oiu iiouse gooa-Dyc,
What a shell we've lived !n these nineteen or
twenty years !
Wonder it hadu't smashed iu and tumbled about
our ears
Wonder it stuck together nnd answered till to
on v.
But every individual log was put tip here to stay
Things looked rather new, though, when this old
honso was built,
And things that blossomed you, wonld'vo mado
some women win I
Aud every other day, then, as sure ae day would
Drcax,
My neighbor Agcr come this way, Invltln' ine to
shaKc."
And yon, for want of neighbors, was sometimes
uiue ana sna.
For wolves and bears aud wildcats was the near
est ones you hud I
But, lookin' ahead to the clcariu,' wo worked
wuu nil our iirnrni.
Until wo was fairly out of the woods, nnd thlncs
was goiu' ngni.
Look up there at our new hou60 1 ain't it a tiling
to seu i
Tall aud big and handsome, nnd new as new can
ne ;
All in npplc-tilo order, especially tho shelves.
And never a debt to say but what wo owu it, all
ourselves.
Look at our old log house how little it now np
pears !
But it's never gone back on ns, for nineteen or
iweuty years j
Au' I won't go back on it now, or go to pokin
fun,
There's such a thing us prasin' a thing for tho
goou luai it uas uone.
rrobably you remember how rich wo was that
nitilit.
When we was fairly settled, au' had things snug
nnd tiu'lit i
We feci as proud ns you please, Naucy, over our
oousc i mil s new,
But we feel ns proid under this old roof, and a
goou ueai proiaer too.
Never a handsomer bouse was seen beneath tho
sun.
Kitchen nud parlor md bed-room wo had 'cm
all iu ouc s
And the fat old wooden clock, that wo bought
wncn we eoiue west,
Was tiekiu' away iu tho corner, there, aud dolu'
us level ucsi.
Trees was all around us, a wliispcriu' cheering
worus,
Loud was the squirrel's chatter, aud sweet the
soul's of birds :
And homo grew sweeter und brighter our cour
age began to mount
Aud th'.ngs looked hearty and happy, then, and
work appeared to couut.
Aud here, ono night, it happened, wlicu things
was goiu' bad,
Wc fell iu a deep old quarrel tho first wo ever
bad t
Alld " fc ' ' "ii. . . . - --
iDing ug in.
Heie it was, you rcineuber, we sat whou tho dav
was done,
And you was a wuklu' clothiug iia wi tfur
tither oiu ,
Aud often a soft word of love I was soft enough
Aud'tbowolves was howliu In the woods not
twenty rods away.
Then our first-born baby a regular littlo Joy
UOUy U 1 irCUCU U JJIVIV, vtwiuav
boy I ...
Wa'u't she a littlo ulrt, thougu, witn nu uer
pOUtS Bd BUIUCI f ... . ,-
Why, settlers come to eo ui snow u uuu u
dozen muvs.
Tonder sat the cridlc a homely, home-made
thing) .... .... ,..,
And many a ulgll 1 roeKea it, prowu.u juu
would sing I ,
And many a lillle etuattcr brought up wltlj us to
stav,
Aud so "that cradle, for many a year, was never
put away.
How they kcrt a omiu', so cunulu nnd fat aud
small I . , , ,
How they growed 'twas a wouderhow we round
V f.xr '. 111 ill I
But, though the muse was crowded, It empty
When Jeunio lay by the fireplace, there, aud
liioaucd her lib away.
And right in there, tht preacher, with Bible and
"'Twin the dead aut tlx llvlug," aud "hoped
'twould do us gOM," .,.,,
Aud the liltlo w Uilcwod cofliu ou the table there
And now, as I rub wyryes, It seems as If I could
see it yet,
Then, that lit ofslckcss It brought ou you, you
L .ft,.ts
Just by a thread yomuug, aud you e'eu a'uiost
Aud hero is tho spot- tumbled, au give the Lord
WUeu the d'.vtor slkI ibe fevcr'd lurucd, uu ho
tould IflcU yol turougu,
Yes. a deal haw-cux! "" H;1 ulJ,Uuu?e ucn!;
Chtts..ru's, .uu-iuw, weddlu'.-wh.it bavcu'l
we had M" '
v.. i i.- in wis
bulidlii' but its memories has
got, . , , , , , .
Aii. I iii it nal IU IUIS OIU wuuc uuiiimiiiuiiivii'
Ue-'l'oU
0u,jf tU old liouue, Naucy moved up Into tbe
uew i
j i lbs hurry uud worry Is Jul as good a through
'iiul 1 tell you a llili'g nlil burc, Ibal 1 aiu'l
a.uauiMi iu say
There's precious ibiugs lu Ibis old kotue, we Ue
tr tuu lake aay.
Here tbe old uuiue will sUud, but uut at It stood
bsfuru
W bids ill Ul.tle lhrouk It aud rulus Ul Hood
I Us Boor t
Aud uvei lb html lb. ouc blusliiir. th suow
dlllls oil will Pile.
Aud Uio old lbiua Mill sum to Im a iuourlu all
tue lille.
Far you well, old bouse I u'r uuubbl Ibal cau
Uut uu sutui Ilk a ltuui4U Uolug dwr old
fikud Ui luill
Aud u.t.r 111 Lava ft UU Uouw, U uty
opUiluu sl4Ud.,
I'utU uuiwui a kwplii1 buiu la lb buum
uut uuvUu uuu kuuiu.
TUiu UtU,
TIIK UlinillUlltiU MI'tlLW
Mr. AiU44 ArkwruLt ut UfurvlltttJ
flio, euttlUtlUiil. IU tbliikllitf wvl tUu
WulU UlUlwX b Njuil lloUauWKIlU Lu.l
au ituuf tu iUu tUi Husiby U4 Ua
siiiiuj muU lua wf U4 sWu u4 iiusi
k I'U l uiavlt.
' Ul Uiuj youuj bi) Jfoui ttti b
Lisa uiu. klr. AikaiiUt.''
" .'." iui.iu.ix4 Au.-4, "lut ilUy
u ny buu J "ui.j uu vl Uuu 'iw
rich undo to full back upon. Florian is a
doHiioratcly cxlravftnnt younjf coxcomb,
without an idea in his head except the club
nouse ami ins new silver dressing box ; and
as far Albert, studious and thorough-going
thouch he nmv bo. there's sometlii nrr nhniit.
him that always reminds me of the'ring of
i.iiao metal. bmco the dnyo of Joseph Sur-
rnAn n AH X.A A II.. 1.-II 17.. II
""I uuuw iiiiijcvvi runny lie veil in inese
model young men. It's perplexiug it is
upon my woru. I've almost a mind to turn
my fortune into gold bars and throw it into
tho East Kivcr I I really belicvo tho boys
woum ao octtcr n l were a Bankrupt, llai
lo I here comes Florian now."
Florian Lcverson lounced into Uio room.
a handsome, bluo eyed young man, with
gold browu hir, aud a merry appollo-ehaped
moiiin.
i.tr ,, ......... .. -
cu. uncie." saiuteu mo vouui. droti-
ptng languidly into a chair.
"AVell. vouusr man." brusxuclv rcsnond-
ed tho uncle, in a ton denoting no very
rapturous welcome.
"I was just looking for you, undo."
"Wcro vou indeed ?" said tho old man
dryly.
"I wanted to toll vou something."
"Moro debts, eh V"
"Not exactly, sir. Undo," with a des-
pcrato cflbrt, as one might pull tho siring
of an iced shower-bath, "I'm engaged to
do married."
"And who is the young lady V"
"Alice Dean."
prettv cirl. verv. for those who funev
tho Anglo !?axou stvlo ol'cnod looks : but
you have mado a fool of yourself."
"Jn what way, sir r" demanded Florian.
"Sho don't caro a straw for you it's
our cxpcctatious she's going to marry."
"Uuclo."
"Don't tell me 1" cried Mr. Arkwright,
lAa if I hadn't fouud out the hollow liy
poensy of this scheming, knavish world
long before vou were born 1 Marrv the nirl
bo a fool, if you like ; but mark my words:
if you weren't tho nephew of Amos Ark
wright, tho rich old bachelor. Alico Dean
wouldn't look at you twice 1"
"l' note, you are speaking what is lalee."
"Hold your tongue I" wrallifullv inter
jected Mr. Arkwright, "or I'll disinherit
you i"
"I would rather be disinherited than thus
insulted," rejoined tho hot-tempered
nephew.
Uv wav of answer. Mr. Arkwriuht mere
ly rose aud Btrode out of tho room, nearly
turauimg over lus oilier nephew, Aluert
Vheatley at tho head of tho stairs.
"Mv dear uncle 1" cried Albert, a tall.
dark, stylish looking man, with a voice us
soft ns a llute.
"Don't sneak to me." cried Mr. Atk-
wright, "for I'm in a passion."
"Jn a passion, iiuele 1"
"With vour shiftless, cood for nothing
jackanape.s of acousiu, FlonauLcvcrBon."
AiDeri lieatley's laeo assumed a luilU
expression of sympathetic regret.
"It is scarcely to bo wouudered at, Uuclo
Aikwright. Florian's principles arc iudecd
to bo deplored 1"
Mr. Aikwright cut Albert short by hur
rying past him down Stairs, ntul olinnlina
u uubile.
"Hoys," he cried, putting liialitjail.
ono auothur's company by the adventitious
aid of tho evening's news-papers, "I've got
to go West to see about me rauroaa iauus
. . .... . . ll.!..
vo oeeu Duyiug. J.uerc'8 irouuio iu mo
uew board ol directors, and JL ruusi ioou
after my interests in person." . ,
And thus disappeared ilx. Amos ArK
wright. Alico Dcau was retrimnnng her opera
hat a week or two afterwards, when tho
door opened, aud Florian Levcrsou walked
delibeialely iu.
bho smiled a wclcomo to her lover. T3ut
thcu she noticed that ho looked very pale.
"Florian, what has happened r"
"I ha e bad news to tell you, Alice," said
Florian Lcverson. scatiug himself beside
her. "My uuclo has died suddenly some
where out West. Ho had been threatened
with apoplexy lor eomo timo past, but ho
was a person wno never iook uuy precau
tion for his health ; aud Iain leR a beggar."
"O 1 lonan I l tuougiit no was ricn r
"So ho was ; but through somo strango
liauo or iierversion, ho has left all his for-
tunc to niy cousin Albert.!
"lint Air. w neat lev win sureiy uiviuu
ill. .. 1.lA..tn.. Im L-nnU'ft tlml. vmi two
Willi V UU, X IVIMU , mvf.i u ...... j p
wero brought uu toguther in anticipation ol
an equal share ol tlio laiuiiy estate."
X loruui s lips curved uiuerty.
"Vmi ihv not know Albert Wheatlv. Al1
ice ; he is selfish, cruel and grasping. I
never kuew him to share so much as an
applo or a handful of marbles with anybody
else."
"Then. Flor'mu "
'Thfiii Alieo. mv littlo treasure, thcro is
but ouo altomativo k-ft owid tome togivo
you back the troth you plighted to me. 1
eanuoi urag you uowu w puvj
"Florian." cried Alico, with tlio war
Il iul.liu, Intn lier acid cvuu. lllld a UCelH T
dye of crimson coming to her cheek, "do
you think 1 would givo up your lovo now V
'iivir. ilenn hi I lt US bu Uoor liud hull-
uv toL-uthur : wo ean both work ami love
will JThmI u suiihliiiio over tho darkest lot,
"Hut, Alice, you uavo ueeu so tutiauriy
brought up."
"Do vou think I am diiicndeiit on velvet
t-arpuiM, aud diamonds, uud a box at tho
muni, lor mv liiinniius. Florian Y" fcho
Mi-Ullil llllllllML iviiroi&ciiiuiiv.
'Mv i nr iil ." was iu low-murmureu
n-nlv. as Im lidded her to hi heart. "Jatl
Aiimri wbeutlv havo thu Aikwright lor
tiinu now. 1 ellW hlin iioiio ol ita yellow
(;lurc, ainco your woUo, disinterested, heurl
I UIIUO."
Mr. lkina was In Lis ulUeo. hU "tvm
- - , . .. ... , I., i..
in mi nua l'urki'u' euiuwas ui"u-;'
lr. lhuin. who haniitiuvd to Ut thut iui'U
.; mi biiiie.t biw ur. laid down hU ihiu
aud told hi tWik to show tho alruutfir iu.
ll wu lift luui'U Hial Dvuiprouiou
i'i.iL. . wiiui.Iu luilu luulUr that wu
auou disiutkiujd, but oUM-liu they drilU'd
..if luLii a. doaulluiv liuuverautiuit alUr-
wards, aud lutiouu4 iuo dutiu oi Mi4
Auio Aiawrijii'.
el'i. Im-ii LolJ h Wa tUOilUOIUlV
wvulthy," ui4 Mr. I'uiWt, UpfUitf tu,
Via.1' ald Mr. lWua. "ll wa atuil
ou w hlui i4 tuu uld ttmu', k'oUsUlulluJ uu)
Vit.y ll
Lis L .1 hatviiUf
Uvttf MW uim
lu my naj,"
vu.Uf urn, llui kTuuu IUium 1'iaiiuiUi
mii Liii. Lj lism IhUluiUlMU-Uut givuUal
...,.i.Ao i.f Lift I.U.UUUI MiASatbl dkalU
"Hut djuUlui"a.ki.4 Ml. I'aiaa.
WUutiy."
i iu ui luaiLiui v. aa ktra tUt4 iu4
" HUtuli U4 uu-
Miy aiku
j New Merle, Vol. 8, So. IS
I Old Merles, Vol. 31, No. 81.
to have acted on him as I havo sometimes
seen sunshine act on a rank noisome patch
oi weeus, suiuuiuung mm into llauuliug
folly."
"Spending the old man's monev. ch Pi
Not entirely ; for tho best of It was fortu
nately so tied up that ho could only use tho
interest ; but whatever could by any possi
bility be squandered has vanished."
"There was another nephew, was thcro
not V"
"l es, Florian Levcrson. Ho Is married."
"Married t"
"Yes ; and is In Jay & Dyson's banking
house, doing well. Nobody had any idea
of tho steadiness and common-sen. iimrn
was in that young follow."
"I suppose ho is furious at his Uncle's
partiality."
"I have never heard lilm exnresa nnv
such opinion. lie always declares that the
money was his uncle's to do with as he saw
fit, and that he had recoived too many
l : . . .1 .1,1 . , a.. . . . . J
viuuiienea a i ine nanus oi jur. -nritwriiriit
u iiegiu w uraivinu ins memory uow."
jir. A'urKes iook snuu.
"Jiust bo a curious vounu man." Im
said uryiy. "And who may 1 ask, did ho
marrv r"
"Miss Dean : and a verv onoriretio. thor-
uugiiguiug niiiu who sua mates lor mm.
In this case tho disinherited nephew seems
to havo received tho most real benefit uf
tue two."
"It's a peculiar sort of a etorv." paid
Mr. Farkes, rlsiug. "but I must bo coimr.
Good cveniug, Mr, Dana I'm much obliged
to you lor your, politeness about thoso
sUimps."
And Mr. Dana went back in his legal
ions, never onco mistrusting inat lie liad
been talking to a ghost 1
I lonan Ixiverson and hi9 wifo wcro sit
ting contentedly at their unpretended littlo
nresiue, wuen a knock camo to tho door.
Florian starUd a little.
"If my undo Arkwright wcro not dead
mm uiiiiou," nv, mull to iviice. X SU0U1U
-...1 1 l. A ! ... ..
declare that was his knork."
Nonsense." said Alico nlavfullv. Rnl
ho ojicncd tho door.
Thcro stood Mr. Amos Arkwright. smil
ing contentedly.
"Good evening." Bald Undo Arkwrifhr.
walking in as if nothing at all had happened
"You're at tea, I see. Cau you givo mo
a cup, strong, without milk or sugar ?"
Alico -uttered a cry, and rau behind
Florian. Florian started a I the apparition
with a faco as palo ns ashes.
"uncio i"
"Yes. it's I." said Mr. Avkwricht waim-
hig his coat-tails at tho lire. "I'm not
lead I'vo ueeu alivo in Chicago the whole
ilVlft ! lltlt. Vnll linrlpi'Rlntlfl T euiltml in nun
J , . .. .. w v wh.u v A b S UV. 1
for UlVSelf IlOW IllinfR IVern wvmrr In wr.rlr
I'vo found it all out. Albert is a mean
scamp, and you aud this bright-cyed littlo
wifo of yours como hero, my dear, and
givo mo a kiss are trumps f"
If... A 1 : :i . . ' .
.una. uliiou, uuyv quitu convinced mat
Uuclo Amos was Uuclo Amos, and no
sheeted ghost, but rather a plump old gen
tleman in a crav Woolen slllL unit rnitnra.
camo accordiugly with tho fragrant kiss on
linf ulin...... lino -ml uinlnj I, IP t . , 1 1 , (l
cniil "lwihn.1 .! -r""U.J.n JSS
succccdod
stoue
shorn of the glitter of his temporary pros
perity, is a billiard marker now, some where
iu the South ; and Mr. Arkwright domicil
ed with Mr. aud Mrs. Floriau Levcrson,
tho most complacent old gentleman north
of Mason and Dixon's lino 1
How I'alm Leaf Hats are Made. .
In America, tho only pIiiccb where tho leaf
of tlio palm tree is manufactured iuto wcar-
mg apparel are in Massachusetts, .amncrsi,
in Hampshire county, .rainier, in liamp-
deu, aud liarre and i itchburgh; in orces
tcr, are each tho situ of manufactories, but
of theso (says tho Uottoiu .lifiwiiser) tho
first named is the largest iu buildings, bu
siness, nnd completeness of work. bevcral
of tho others perform only a part of tho
whole courso of operations necessary to fit
tho goods lor market.
From Cuba tlio raw icat 13 snipped to
New Loudon, Connecticut, iu buuehes of
twcuty-livo leaves each, aud tho stock is
unloaded and placed on cars which stop at
tlio door of tho bleaching house. As de
livered, tho loaf is from four to flvo feet
long. This, standing ou tho stock end, is
closely packed in tho bleaching rooms,
whero it is kept sixteen niv. jirimsiono
is used to whiten tho leaf. The rooms are
closed air-tight aud tho brimstone burnt
in mins suiuiing in tho room. lien
bleached to tho renuinilo whiteness, tho
next process the leaf undergoes 14 sultUing.
Nearly a third of all that passes tho si'littcra
Is absolutely worthless lor use hero. iia 10
ccully it was thrown away; butsiueo paper
uiauulacturcra havo been straitened lor
material, this ptiliu leaf has bcuu found to
make cood iaiet. rillv dollars a tou aro
paid lor it at tho paper nun.
After tho straw is now ready to bo work
ed into huts, all the work must bs done by
haud. In all tho New r.ugland Mates,
except Khodo lalaud, aro ugents of tho
linn who seud 1110 Kin out into 11:0 country
amoug the wives and duttghters of tho far
mors, by whom it la braided lulu ham ami
wuvoii Into wubs lor buuntr hxxis. mra
tnuius aro coustaullv insnitm over tho rug
ued hills, carrying inula nil to bo braided,
or the work that lm been nnMied. The
iiuiiiU r ut ivuiiiilii win lliul riuiilnvment 111
this busiiteat Is very great. Utile child-
1x11 aro ki jil al ll, tor it l light woik, and
u iiiuiblo bnui ted ti'rl of tu or twelve can
luiuas much lit a U4V us auaduil woman.
The pay for llu work is tou small to make
ovuu tleet ul w age, if Hie worker Id not ot
. . 11 11. . . r I... .l I... a I.I.. ..ill.
itiuaikul'Ui dulliu of bund, but it U, with
many, a Woik uf odd luunuul wbleh would
otherwise bo wusud, Uio nuid Uuuim.
w lib will iiuliulu ut herduv ' wuik a "uul"
of so luui It liuldiui to U dullB. lusuino
part of the vuuuliy, cliaU UiHoiuiuj t
juaelud iu the auiiiu way. Couuliy
lucre luiul fivqueiitly Uko llu kufaud put
U uut iu lliuir uuicfiUirhiMxta. '1 Uy urg
aalUtUxl if uu iirultibo utadu uu the Ii4i4
lujj. for llwy iay !r U li"iu iluu alur,
aud Uiaku liiu liieru il Luuiiuts thut
aHJU.wl ailui4 tUiua lull piuiii. tootiMi.
tiwttuvwr, luukw a rii al UtU iiul, au4
lu auy eaag the Wuiief ut,cuipvUM U
UKIU pUUUW.
klr, 1 imvoi. M Mio4mly Mlwwtah'
4 mu day aa U iusM.llutl tku pnauU
Us Wa.luul Ua iy -lni, WUU Mil li
biui, "ll-sj aiw )wa Mi. I 'vukul, 1 aiu
uU4 U u A
U, Uilu M lu lU I 'ui"U.'
"Ibl au4 lU M 'ai,wl4 ma ui
...id 1 ftj vi tu iff Uki." M.4 Ul
iliwJu "V! likvly.'1 ivjou-u4 lha
' i, ' Wul I m Us is Us nil IU iv.l.
a-
Sllr.,. .11... ......
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v !
ADYERTISINO SCHEDULE
lOMtifs, or about 100 Vordx,iiiaVe a Square
jl 6q: 9 Sq- 8 4 Sq Jcol Kcol l7ol
One week ;1.00! S.CJi 3.5o; B.Otlj fi.oo 8.CO1S.00
Two wePk:l.eOj 3.0ft' 8.50! 4.00: 8.0011.0018.00
Tbrca " H.0Q. 8.60i 4.60; 6.00' 8.00 1 3.00 '.'0.00
Four " 2.B0! 4.60 6.R0: O.OO'lO.OO 15.00 aa.50
Fiv 3.75; 5.00: fl.50. 7.00!13.00 17.00 !.'5.tl0
Bix is.oo! 6.75 7.5lj 8.00;i8.0O,18.O0'37.uO
Two mo il!.25j 7.5o; 8.5ol K.00.15.1K; iTO.OO 80.00
Thrco IH.GC. 8.00; 9 50 10.00 tfO.OO W.00 40.0C
Six fi.00: 9.00 11.00 ia.00:S8.0O'8S.0ti 50.00
Nino " jO.OOlO.OO ia.OO15.O0 35.O045.0O75.0O
Ouo Tear ;8.O013.00.15.O0:ao.0U 4O.00 00.00 l.O0
A TKitnniLE IIohse Disease. The N.
Y. Sun of Thursday last has the following :
Within a few weeks tmst nu nlnrmln.r n.,,l
fatal malady has mado its appearance in
tho ntablea of soma of tbo e!t miirnn.i
lines. Uy somo it is pronounced to bo that
terriblo disease known as cerebro spinal
meningitis, or sometimes tcrnurl annual
fever, although many eminent viteiinnrv
surgeons Bay that it diUers from that dis
ease in Bouio essential rcnuisitcs. It r-
cently howcd itself among tho horses of
iuo oecono avenuo line, where there havo
beon ovci 130 cases, although not more
than about 12 liavo as yet proved fatal.
Tho first symptoms are manifested in tho
slow, sluggish movement of the hind quar
ters, and in stumbling. It h n disease of
the membranes over tho spinal marrow,
and begiuuing apparently over the lumbar
vcrtuoric, cueciuaiiy para.yzcs tlio hind
quarters. The distemper gradually works
itself along the spinal cord until it at last
reaches (ho braiu, wheu tho foro legs givo
way, and tho horse Is deprived of tlio use
of his limbs.
Tho most remarkable feature of this dis
caso in its present aspect one in which it
differs from the real ccrcbro-spiual menin
gitis ia that the horse continues to eat aud
Uriuk ns heartily as though he was well,
his appetite to increase rather than dimin
ish ns tlio diBcaic advances. If tho horde
when Btrickcn with the disease is allowed
to he down, ho will never get up. There
fore, Just as booh as numbness in the hinrt
quarters is noticed, the horso is supported
by broad canvass bands, and a9 soon as ho
iu able to stand ho is turned loose.
There is no effectual rcniedv for this
frightful malady yet discovered. External
applications aro applied uloug tho Epinal
crd and tho horso is kept as quiet as pos
sible. It is not contagious or Infectious.
Wliero thcro nre five horses in a Btable, two
may bo etricken down nnd tho rest not
show the slightest signs of tho disease. It
has appeared amoua tho horses of tho Third
and Seventh avenue lines, as well as among
tho horses of somo of the etage lines. In
some localities it has swept over tho couu
try as a curso, paralyzing iu a day the far
mcr'a finest stock. Tho poor truckman.
too, who is so dependent unon his horse
for his livelihood, has not been exempt
from the ravages of this enidemic. but iu a
few hours has been obliged to see his borne
Btrickcn down helpless and die. A gentle
man iu Westchester county, out of seven
lino horses, lost five. It is reported that an
other gentleman on Long Island, thcownor
of many last trotting horses, has already
lost six from this disease valued at 30.-
000.
It may bo noticed ns a shurular coinci
dence that cercbro-sninal meuiusitis. al
though not of a malignant form, is prevail
ing cxteusircly iu many parts of Virginia.
A low yenrs ngo sixteen persons died of
this frightful discaso in Sull'olk county. L.
L. wbero it appeared in its most virulent
forai.
To ItEMOVE Tna Tartu nf TVnnn
ULV . "'.ill mmerallV commun r-afn n
JgWcafcu v.o .... nj thing that is put into
Afterward scald it well with hot water, ami
rmso with cold water bcloro you uo it.
Tho reason for this is tho ready combina
tion of resinous matter, with alkalias to
form compounds Bolublo iu alcohol.
To Make Stalk Uiiead Fkesii. l'ut
tho loaf into a clean tin, and cover ciosoiy
to exclude all water, and sot into a steam
er or kettlo of boiling water for half an
hour: then remove from tho tin, aud it will
look liko ficsh bread, aud bo really almost
equal to a new loaf.
Uarole iok Sore Throat, btrong
engo lea, half pint; strained honey, common
Biilt, nud strong vinegar, ono laoie sjiooii
ful of each; Cayenne Pcl,Pcr pulverized,
ono rounding tea spooniui; Bleep tno iay-1
cunc with tho sage; strain and mix iu a
bottlo for uso. Garglo from four to a dozen
times daily, according to tho sovcrity of
tuocaso. .
Henry Ward UEEciiEn ox Dac-
rsa. In the courso of his sermon Inst Sun
day Mr. lkccber eaid:
somo persons, wncn tncy uun a cuurcu
think that they must put ail tho clco anil
mirth ami music out of theirlivcs. Don't
you do ill If a lovo song ripples up to tho
surtace 01 your man, sing 111 jjwm '"
diol My second mother was my idea
of womanly gentleness, propriety nud elo
gauce. tslie was not, however, very demon
strative. Shousod before niairiagoto bo
quite a belle, aud was often kuowu to trip
the light fantastic.
Ouo evening as my father played n tunc
on tho violin, my mother arose, aud iu thu
most graceful inauuer possible to conceive
commenced to dance arouud tho room. I
didu't know what to make of it. I was
siiecchlcss with consternation aud delight.
My father looked on iu aurprise. Revet In
tho whole courso nf my litb had I seeu sueli
a thing attempted in my father'e house. It
was delicious; nud 1 got a ksaon then
which lias lasted mo ever since. 1 think
lo this day that if my mother had danced
r.rtoui r and said the catechism a littlo lo,
it would havo been iH tu r fur all of us. If
you have a talent for music, cultivate It;
whatever gift tiod bus given you, nwiko
tho most of ihtiu, whttucr of tho voice,
foot or eye.
IH'I'H VOU 1'OT.UO Ui iiS. Tho useful
lie of duck lu diU ilig liiMCla und
vermin 011 plant W well known by all
w ho have ki pt them. 1 1 1 uow uggt ted
that they uiu a gxul uulidote for thu poU
in hti -. Lul thu lioiilU) is that thu tai uelly
1 JUl k is huiiud, uud tbo bug tuiun'l
. , 1 . . 1 1 . .1.. ... ..
IMI lU'lSUillleil til Utllll 1 1 UIU IUVII minfc.
until the dutk r nudy to duour Hum
lu a ktiiull wav. liowiur. Ihu diuk uio
di.ublUs valuable. A giiilUinuu ol I'uiua,
luiio, niHn that hupul i-air of Mu..
lovjslulJ Id poUto lulih, which waa
huiiUly awaiiuiuii with the bu. 'Ihu
duik alo the bua with auili avidity tluit
thu Uiur wiio vmu talviuiiuaUd, mid Uu
paleli bu ln'l stui UU truutWd with
(luiu. Tlui diu.li did n't appeal lo tuiUi
any ill 1.1b el Hum ihu bur, aud wtru iiul
Uiy sU'W IU "UklUjJ lu" lilt Ibvy twuld du
Aiiittil.inol.il rtiiily Uiu iivU4
lu ludmi, wuli wbuh a wnur, ustuj a
lN IH Ibu Usual UMIWIi iu at lU aaUtu
liuta iiioditco dui'lieaU v au.aH a it l
iuvtaibW Ui llitiwU 4'm-
that tuui"' iy Uu.au4
jut. A UA't ulwl appuieiuvu vllUa,
iialu will U lu fut tikivitimu t-f "
Lit, m !'' t ,"'ki
uU awl a.u'ilia, IviLui uifUi u.'!
a.. wf. bul WbU U Uu liw.UWI (,v.l4
m iwu ui4i Urn jn-utu-a i.1
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