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((jtyuncni Hcraiur
"SAKS MERCI."
A light girl's form and a baby's face,
Blue eyes with a cool soft Btaro;
Yet they tell me, Dice, she can go the pace
In a way that would curl your hair,
They say that she's not yet twenty-one,
And she hardly looks eighteen;
But she does not care for what girls call fun
She can hardly know what they mean.
She played the deuce with good old Fred,
Till he went to the Kast, you know;
She had said to his fase that she wished him
dead, '
For sho'd somebody else in tow,
They said Harry blew out his brains for debts
On the night of the last Two Thou;
But I saw his book, and, for all his bets,
He might have been plunging now.
And two men fought on tho beach at Cowcs;
One fell and the other fled;
And a Romish priest would havo broken his
vow,
But he broke his heart instead.
who neglected them while living, my
soul is filled with digust at tho slighest
manifestation of tho kind. Yet I do re
spect and appreciate true mourning, that
which arises from years of faithfulness
hy all parties concerned. Such mockery
is not confined to the family circle alone,
but it 13 found in various organizations,
tho church not excepted. Many humble
persons have had a pauper's care in their
last sickness and a pauper's burial, while
their professed brethren were rolling in
wealth and revelling in pleasure.
Who can wonder that their prayers
aro not answered? "Whatsoever yo do
unto one of the least of these ye do unto
Me," are words still echoed from tho
courts of heaven.
SIGN TOOK NAME.
Ho, Dickey, yu seed not look so glum;
She'll wait for a better match;
She's not the girl for you, old chum;
And you're not what they call a catch.
London Society.
An Fxperlence Familiar to all Editors.
A Life Scene-
' "Poor Nancy has gone," said Susan
Titty in a sad tone to her friend, Mary
Stoutheart, on whom she was making a
morning call. ,
"Ah ; I'vo been oxpacting it for a long
timo," was tho calm roply.
"So havo I; but it sooms as though I
can't givo her up." This remark wbb
followed by emotions of grief, broken by
such expression as follows : "Sho was
such a good neighbor, always diligent,
always patient and kind, and tnen sho
was tho most self-sacrificing person I
over saw."
Amid her emotions of griof sho forgot
how many times sho had noglocted to
aid and comfort her poor, suffering
neighbor, Nancy, whoso memory nnd
worthiness was then very precious to her,
but such is lifo tho wido world around.
"Yes, she was too mild, too pntiont, too
self-sacrificing," repliod Mr Stouthoart,
having a thorough knowledge of tho
case.
"That's just what I think. It seems
as though her husband and children will
dio. Ho says ho can't have hor carried
out of tho houso there it would mako
your heart acho to boo them take on."
"It truly is n sad thing to bury our
menus, nut il tlioy lcavo an assuranco
that tho luturo looks bright to them, wo
ought not to wish thorn back, it is decid
edly solfish. And if wo beliovo that tho
timo of ono's (loath is sot by a higher
Power wo aro rebelling against that
Power, but if wo havo reason to beliovo
that tho death of a friond was hastoncd
by our cold neglect, wo havo reason to
regiot that nogloct, and try to amond in
tho future
"You kno.v, Mrs. Pitty, that Xnncy
Dolittlo, was neglected by her husband,
lior children and many of her neighbors,"
haid Mrs. Stouthoart, with earnestness.
"I know it, Xablo Dolittlo never half
provided for his family ; nnd besides ho
was cold nnd stem and soinotinios very
unkind to poor Xnncy. Sho was not a
"dolittlo" in tho tmo senso of tho word,
but sho had poor health, nnd her hus
band was a Dolittlo, consequently sho
had littlo to do with, but sho mndo tho
best of what sho did havo," replied Mrs.
l'itty, unmindful of tho ninny times sho
hod communicated to her noighbors
Xancy's hnbits of economy, which scorned
to many to 1h acts of meanness
"Poor creature," continued Susan, "sho
boro all her trials uncomplainingly, nnd
pinod away and died" (followed by
emotions and griof.)
'trl'iii r.1 tun An l,nt.it rrrtrwl lutt n ltflln
occasional liolp and a low encouraging
words miRiit m days that aro passed,
wnon mo s mmiou'a boro heavily upon
her nnd storn want faced hor. Probably
sho would havo lived many years longor,
it Btio bad been (urmslicd with tlio neces
saries of lifo."
"You nro right; I'vo soon hor out
bringing wood early 'in tho morning to
cook ho' breakfast with, if she had any
thing to cook and Dolittlo in bed I sup
pose poor thing, how I did pity her."
"Did you nity hor onouch to let your
boys run ovor and help her?" was the
The recent death of a somewhat prom
inent gentleman in Now Jersey, recalls
to tho mind of Charles K. Bishop, a lu
dicrous circumstance which occurred in
his office when ho was the publisher of
a daily paper in that State. The indi
vidual referred to had often been heard
to say that tho press of New Jersey was
destitute of independence, and that any
communication reflecting upon the man
agement of corporations in general, was
sure to be consigned to the waste basket.
"We combatted his views to the best
of our ability, contending that tho press
he denounced was as independent as its
duty to tho public interests required,
and intimated that if ho were tho pub
lisher of a newspaper, ho would bo less
likely than ourselves to givo utterance
to the views ho entertained in the bold
and fearless style he so much admired.
Of course he thought differently, and so
oxpressod himself.
One day he handed to us for publica
tion a long communication which, said
he, was "perfectly truthful" from begin
ning to end. Wo read it very carefully,
nnd though it contained some personali
ties which we thought out of place, we
resolved to publish it on one condi
tion. Turning to him wo said :
"Sign your full namo to this article
and it shall appear to-morrow."
"Why sign my namo at all?" he asked.
"Because," wo answered, "we wish to
put your boastod courage to the test.
You say the statements in that article
are incontrovertible, and admitting them
to bo so, wo nro curious to see if you
havo the manliness to do yourself what
you declare New Jersey publishers dare
not do."
These few words broueht a bricrht
color to tho gentleman's cheeks, but they
brought also, an answer to his tongue,
for, after a littlo hesitation ho said :
"I will do as you demand. I will let
tho railroad corporation against which
my charges aro mado seo that thero is
one man in JNew Jersey wuo nas tno
couratro of his convictions."
So saying he appended his signature
to tho communication, which, it was
agreed should nppoar on tho following
day.
Tho same evening mucii to our sur
prise tho author called at tho office and
stated that ho wished to mako some
changes in his aiticle.
"On rollcction," ho said, "I havo deter
mined to omit somo of tho personalities
it contained. Tlioy might involvo mo in
a law suit."
Wo smiled as wo whistled up to tho
composing room lor tno manuscript, and
when it ciuiu down in tho copy box, wo
could not refrain from observing, as wo
handed it to tho writer:
"Wo trust your valor is not going to
and receiving his proofs, took his depar
ture. The next day, quite early, with a very
suouueu air no walked into the oihee.
Humility had taken the place of arro
gance, and we saw at onco that ho had
como to ask a favor but did not know in
what manner to solicit it.
"What now?" we exclaimed, pretend
ing not to notice his embarrassment.
"You may perhaps smile," ho began,
"when I tell you that my errand is "
"To withdraw your 'piece' altogother,"
wo saiu, anticipating him.
"Just, so. I'm afraid my severe com
ments on the acts of these parties named
might affect my private interest in the
future very seriously, and if not asking
loomucn j. would like you to cancel tho
entiro article, and any expense you havo
been put to on account of it, I will gladly
defray."
"It seems to us, Mr. ," wo said,
calling him by name, "that this is the
quintessence of trifling. You first al
most dare us to publish the article, and
when wo accept to do so on a condition
that you accept, you put us to tho trouble
of setting it up, you change and modify
it at will, and now you beseech us not
to publish it all.
"I am willing to indemnify you, as I
have said, for any loss you may sustain,"
said our crestfallen acquaintance.
"Wo havo no doubt you aro," wo re
turned; "but if tho communication had
appeared as you originally wrote it, you
might not havo got off so easily. Be
wiser hereafter, and before you again ar
raign the press of New Jersey for its se
venty or us iacK oi moral independence,
remember this littlo affair, in which you
havo played a very ridiculous part."
It was finally agreed that our friend
(as he afterwards bpcamo) would pay tho
cost of sotting up his "piece" and treat
the typos to a fino oyster supper, both of
which contracts ho faithfully fulfilled ;
nnd so tho diatribe which was going to
electrify tho community nnd teach tho
press, its duty, never met the public oye.
Exchange.
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That our naturalization laws are defective
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Richard A. Proctor, under the title of "A
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earth, known as tho astoroids. In "The
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and extension of railroad lines, and the
establishment of low rates of transporta
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xno necessary ennnges ami erasures
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tumed to tho foreman, with tho request
to havo in typo by 10 o'clock, as tho au
thor wished to seo tho proof of it by that
timo.
Punctually at tho hour named tho
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our indopondont contributor, nnd wo
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longth ho said :
"I notico boro somo passages which I
forgot to modify whon I was last here.
May I do so now?"
"Certainly ," said we, silently onjoyiug
his uneasiness.
In about half an hour ho returned us
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covered that about fifty lines had been
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"la it all right nowi ' wo oskou.
"Yes. I think so," ho responded, and
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lint wo wero destiued to sen more of
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the Blood, Shin, Klilnrj t.Illail
iter, Ernplluna, litem, uld
ttores, ttwrllliiit or the Olnnds,
Sore Sloulli, Tliroal, Hone
1 nlns, pcrman.ntl cured and erad
icated from the sjstem for life.
NERVOUS SSST'iJSSi
Losses, Srual lleiny, Jlrnlnl
and I'lijslcnl Menliics. Fall
Inn Memory, n enk Eyes,Slnnt
edllefIoiuienl,Ini pediments
lo llarriiise, etc., rrom excess
es or youthful follies, or any
cau.e, lXMlily, aurely and
prlinlcly cured.
YOUNO. illDDI.R.Anpn nin
men, and all who need medical Skill and Experlenco
consult the old European I'hjtl Ian at once. His opin
ion costs nothln?. and mav give fntnrA ml..n. anA
shame. When inconvenient to l Itlt the citv for treat
ment, medicine ean be sent everywhere by express
free from observation. It la f,ir.Avifinf. . .
physician who givts his whole attention to a class of
diseases attains great sUlll.andph-slcuun through
out the country, knowing this, frequently recommend
difficult caes to the oldest Specialist, by whom
every known good remedy is used. The Doctor's
Age and Experience makes Us opinion of supreme
Ca.Those who call see no one but the Doctor. Con
sultation FREE and sacredly eoaldratlal. Cases
which have (ailed in obtaining relief elsewhere especi
ally solicited. Female dlsewea successfully treated.
The Boetar will agree to forfeit tl,ee tor a case
undertaken, not cured. Call or write. Hours. Daily
from 9 A. M. to IP, It., C to 8 evenings; Sundays
It to 11 only. 8k ro tbs SAKtTAiurr arms to
Ueaitii; SkstFus. Address as above.
DR. UEBIG'S
Wonderful Germna laTlgorator
PermaneoUy prevents all Unnatural Loaae, (nm the
svttem, tones the nerves, strengthens the muscles,
checks the waste. Invigorates the whole system and
restores the afflicted 10 tsealtn and Happiness.
The reaSAn SO maav can nnl v.t A.ira.1 U
and the above diseases Is owl. g to a complication
celled PROSTATORRIIEA. which requires peTulUr
Ueatment. DK. UESIO'S iNVIOOIUfoB U Ihe onto
cur. lo PaosTATOsantA. with peculiar .pedal Trea
ment. used at the LIKOIO DISPevhabv' ""
tjSG,5S"tf.,.fcS.,"JJ".'i' Caeof tU
iZZS " "J muarew- " Mcu"1'
Most powerfcl electric belts free to patients.
frI?andpri?aU0,T"C8"TrBK 'ttlon
CaUeraddresst LIHIG BHrESgAKY.
p.i.. . MOOMySft,anFranela),Cal.
""pansary Drur Utor IllanSItt
DR. H. SMITH.
T. E T I s T . ALL OPKEATIOKS O
jb-s; uwy perfcrned la the tact ea-v anu skillful
OF DEN
naaner. Tho erlii(r JutltclaX Teeth that do
aeU on DR. H. TMlfSTaid "nt a seTn, Idi huit .S
make you look natural avala. aU Vnk War
ranted. OFFICK-In Meorf 'hKra? 5SJ vTS.
UJenaa
store, bakta.
PATENTS
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