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IONAL, FR1DA
FEB. 24, 18M.
EGYPT.
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ot the Pharoahs.
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az emote& rably warm day.' steam -
int( We Rearheki Peoinsular and Ones
*al stammer, brings us to the pitiable,
tonne, reeky, manna station -Adm.
This town is • kind of Gibeanar which
Mile beast in posesemon of the Bruen
Mane 18311. Besides two British nigi•
$414 meats Motioned here it hes • Population
• between 30,00u aed 40,000, of all
mess, colors end refitted's wider the
beare0e, all, or the principal part of
thew living tin the 6.nall trade carried
as with the several lime atimaish pe
asthma 54 the port to coal. WO Were
WNW to laud here, lot for the beauty of
the tows or its surrouodings, but 5) to
this time we had received no intolittellow
from the outer world, awl we knew a
hedge' of letters and paper* here await-
ed oar arrival. As the traveller wee
den about through tits town he is
amazed at the droves of camels mew le
the streets. This being the eutnetut
anti depot for neerly all the coenneeree
and trade of the countrythe drone tif
twee* In leans, are continually ocissieg
!tom the tieterior and d g; there is so
Mbar 11111111115 of conveyance. so the care
*sea answer the purpose of a railway.
▪ town, streets, houses. hills, moan -
hues and tam the people have • dell
rOne ash color.
A illarrAtr Nero= U 1181111Azion ;
not tilitarle 4Tpass—WliiF
plass; mut comes ease ia every dose
palm on an averape ; the eke is that of as
..tinct volcano or a great ender bones
skewing off to adman's the thousaatis
4 years' ron scorching this part of
"Amby th6 blest" hat undo:nose.
Term miles from the town is Ashen of
the 04°e -a number of transeace tanks
nietionry far conserving water, bei
no one knows when ma * whom. Af-
ter being pestered for a half day with
Arabs trying to sell is ostrich feathers
-at about two dollars par dawns very
citi:t that, measuring froze 10 to 18
, and • wood white; or expatiating
is very bad Euglish on the superior ex-
otalleues of a lot of notches's' pipes sad
amber near holders and a thousand
other thine' in the trumpery bee by
which they live. we set out fur 18. 51.04*.
of Bibelinanieb, or 0,10 01 Tilers, and
THE 0110 SRA.
Hers human endurance is taxed to its
u met by a furnace blast from tbe
mods of Africa, oat the west 4.., varied
by occasional natomoday breathe of firs
tees the Arabia& deserts on the east,
1541 at all thnes--froun early mons till
et nosy ev•--a morching son making •
tremulous mimeo of glistening mirrors in
&11 dtreetions over the sea of fire. On
the way up to Suez a number of desolate
sod, isiands are passed ou all of which
ton be seen remnants of wrecks,
flung adornments to the barren rocks.
Before Suez n reached away in the
,hay dista.uce, on the Arabian side, a
mime of inouatauls Im meo, the highest
of which is poiuted out as
throseh. peyieg dere smattesing
to • little utter 1300,uuo. WO years later
goody 2,000 vessels peered throggh, pay-
ing dues siaoeutiag £1,606,000, Med
this
ellialnla rearm
has boss steadily inereming. Timm
feerths 4 all the prong skips are
Bertish,sod thiamine people, oleo tinder
Pstasearetett, esfleavord so throw ••.yobetaele in the way of the intemente.
am that it is • prammeed eassem, have
mapped sed puseesped themselves of
Marty a half istereet in the mem work.
The total lesitb is oae himsdred
width an average 110 yards at the
mambas and about 24 yards at the
batten, depth en average .4 26 feet
The ODOM .4 the Curd passes through
tom salt water lakes, thee aaving the
labor 4 eating and 'immune • du
tame a 21 miles, the entire length
across the Isthmus 04 8.... being 122
dhips of the largest size pato
through the big ditch every few hour&
Whoa oise lanie ship meets another the
me that entered the canal first °Isms
the privilege of keeping on her misses,
the other slackens speed and is obliged
to draw op to one side and remit
statiouary until the other ham pease/
Nome debleessesested is the Sem email,
white, it is renamed, eget the Naivetes
atieweenseat some tee ituJ for
MIA* limy get huts or to retures.
°minks ledetraphs, mitosis, ligbitoome
eed heetioes, all begun aims 1065, ber•
Pated the lend into • dabs, the sonata
isitessell• erbach &amounts to mealy six
1111146110111 ell posed*, the total renew a
00 nonage being about tee millers*,
Mavis, deur to genre the lead.
envy en govereatest works end pay a
the debt. &meantime to HO Intl-
henh The geese loath of the popalation
isrti he eadenhene, but, a... sir -
we pass through several
where the eldest indestry al
earned op, nemely,
AlltrIrlt•I at DUO-MIATtliliki,
Then an inwards of 1,01.11.1como IDthe.
pan 14 the Nile valley, winch proems in
0410 eee/141111 Wale WO maintop chickero.
The pesiants brine their eggs to these
arras aud generally remise toe chicken
fur every two egg& The hen's patience
is am hem taxed with • long ateethe
vigil over her forthouniiiig brood. and
the dirty Copt mares in wonder when
you see the expression "wittillig hen.
-
sad utentally concludes you most hail
from very okt-(eakioaed part al the
world where hens era allowed to liring
forth their yBoung in that tedioes one
irse style. et Coin)wields
sad we excitedly poke our heads out or
the oar wiudows to get • Coe glimpse of
the great pyramte
ids, e miles &meet,
now standing out stronely ammo the
brightness of the settieg sun jest behind
them ; but w• mina tak• • separate atter
to deal with these enders jestly char-
ackireed as • Onan's groins& fully," and
the city ot Cairo, its museum of anti-
quities, ita innumerable mosques, ita
palaces, bazaars, tomb., and ite woo-
ded ul old citedel. D. if.. Mt -C.
Sem semen
- -
A miler he Neentre, oremestiee on
saperimea64
te seeds open themes*
emelt is dues, sameste that seem suds -
me& a 4 Ike remarkable) resells may he
need 10 etrilleiVO direstim whi4)
is gyres to tall NUM
11.. adds that in the ease el the tlos
white them is limte bean werk mine so
te aloe* distracitios, the Meanies oily
he applied mem elesely flout our eon
ems ; sad thee the dug sem saMig ea
eePereilk ednenIeme la mesa 4 begs
atm of eseat.
It weeM meriees thine if ia the
Jimmies sad sereaMeet
gnk 4 the '
there were to be fumed an niters* nem -
sere of the aetiviee the human wad
as meow
ed with the mind of flog deg.
to mummies with this topic the
writer gime ware his obeecestium
upoo the evades.. of birds;
-The sense hearing ia some birds
meats woudertel sod discrimissitiag
ea that of smell in doga have 0$10-
.41with edstonisheseat • thresh lanai se
for memo as their essimeg is, sad were
midget', bossism tame. teu, withie two
yard* of a many lawa mower on the
other aide et • mai hedge of roses.
Probably the worsts same nearer 1.Uwe
wises in onmemsestos of the vibration
mated by the useehine-_ they are said to
ibt so- -bet that the thresh &sari sed
wet sew them was modems.
"Rubies appear to Ile able to distin-
guish the moos of their ewe op
r1*
• pareata from a siumber of et
mid at s greet d' -'.I say appear,
for in aseh • case me mem* he quite
sere. still less can me give all the small
details of 100g000145541observatioo
that make up the midges* in favor of it.
uta vim get 003410111TiSLI 111WAYIllt
at See& we mole fur ties railway station to
take train to Cain, bet were boost wIth
• dome beggars, meidee, melon authori-
ties aad other like -meows on the con-
stantly. The diatoms to the famous
old city is 160 miles. through damn
wastes principally, with here and time,
se we the Nile, an ccomienel
none. airlCsrlailway earriseee are com-
fortable arid the speed fair. The first
60 miles of desert threerh, w•
had a secesseton of tatrange optical
Weans,
THIS SINAI Or THE 5111.0,
I
and as we gaze on its named outlines we
I
find ourselves just here crossing the line
of march of elons when he led the
Israelites out of Eope Measurement ;
hers shows not much more than six ;
fathoms of water, and it is domed that 1
the ever shifting mods of the Red Sea, !
may have a fe• thousand years ago al-
most allowed a dryshod passage at this
point. Skeptics argue, for this reas in,
that there was no abrogation 4 the laws
pf maitre to bring about this apparent
tniracie .4 strong north wird swept
southward what little water there waa at
thia particular point, allewinethe Israel-
ioes to cross on dry lead, and an equally
grime south wind mwsopher sp the Red
Sr* •hee the Roptiams were following,
brought up the great volumes of water
which mimed their destrection. We
looked fa vain for chariot wheels end
other relies at the perilous passage ; tM
Arabs on either side lead designee Inag
ago sold them for rat iron. .41 18. north-
ern extreraity of the western branch of the
Ited See, called the Gef of Suez, is the
dirty little town of Saes, with a popale
ton cf ten or twelve thouland, three
hundred of whom are Europeans. The
towu presents amnia' of ioterest, and is
only known on account of its *mint the
southern terminus of the great Suez
Canal, properly styled the modern tn.
ureph tif genius. It may Iset be
to give -UF -es
ssoin orsciirrioN or PEI SIG Drrill,
se the sailors are pleased to call the 1
Canal. In 18r4 M. de Lessem, who
had previously for six years been the
French Consul in Eon*, obtained per-
mission nom Said Pasha, the then ruler
of Egypt. to form • company for the
purpose of dirging • canal between the
Meliterrantan and Red seas. The cent,
4.1 .1 the Company was at tint eight
ibilloolie of pounds sterling, .d which
snout the Ezyptisii ruler owned near-
ly hilf By a system of force] labor
90,000 E:yptians were supplied monthly .
Irr about five years. This labor, on sc. 1
count of a quarrel with the Khedive, 1 I
who was under coatract lo supply it, was
withdrawn, and machinery for exnest- : v
ing had to he invented to supply the i
place of men. For withdrawing the las
manual labor, the Khedive .1 Eqpt was I
made to pay • tont indemnity (4 id
re,e00,000, so that when this street ' ,t1
undertaking wee completed in 1869. a ; v
total expenditure of kll'.000,000 had ak
bees made. Mossisrhile England had I
prophesied Milers and all kinds of
ealansities, and her political judo*/ , le
weg etvco41y manifest in her interfersoos i is
'with the Isotonic' between the Freed, ; in
and Egyptians. hot when the opaline If
1
was formally made is the twosome of ere
the Empress of the French, Emperor of •
Amnia, the Crown Prince '4 prol55. oen
mid assay othwr distingurshed woos. ' th
ars the twelish ino4.04 noon tbe pre ' dri
jest with more favor, and ihe Ta/00.11, I am
hitherto hostile. 4.o51.4that "s week 00
'ottetaides m
lib. thisomeensfully assontylibed in tbe I try
fate 4 ea many bower to to
de
the Freeeb. $ad the preemie of modern k
osteam."
Is litiO, shoot 400 ships li pa
TOW alltAellt.
the dietetics, ea Pialstil vied/deem
barmier sea is the heavens, strew
sheet after sheet of basinful Mee •
peases of clear water, dotted with small
derk islands apparently covered w
trees and shrubs; so strong was the
caption teat tee refiectios or shade
thrown by these islands anti clumps
tress coeld be diatioctly sees is
visionary lakes. Now and agate Ibtri
lesion was dispelled by a jackal stamper
ieg scrim the burning wands right
through our pretty blue lake, *then
apparently 'recites Ms igmg_ =6'2;
the slightest chance of Mktg
Here we came epos' • elsew-pasiewg elm
,on, dragging its weary way aortas the
damn Hate a miserable steppes
place where • couple donee of med-buil
houses may be counted, the sonalid
humenity a the place, leaving them on
the approach of the train to pursue their
calling— bearing. At last laga-zig, •
goodly Maid Wes a WOW 40,000, is
reached, ands very fair lunch ft per -
taken of at the railway restaurant, Then
_
"Waal Dared 11111Whar flew Itterleeb
Mare r•
Wicked Mebeth, who murdered good
Kiag Duncan, asked this quoition in his
despeir. Thousands of victims of dis-
ease are daily asking "What will scour
the impurities from my blood sod bring
my health r Dr Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Disooveto will do it. When the
parole Ideoide is sluggish, 3assing drow-
siness, headache aod lugs of appetite, see
this woaderfel vitaliser, which never
falls. It forces the liver into perfect
motion, driessent superdsoas bile, brings
the glow of health to the cheek and the
n atural sparkle to the eye. All dreg -
g 1 Vas-
t
TILL -EL it Mire
is pained, the battlefield of the terrible
tight between the Arabs sod the British
is the late Seinen wit, As
cum is orraoeceso,
the country changes from • .41..41.,...
• sand to a perfect paradise a
verdure and beauty. Canals and ditches
run is all directions, the train seams to
be passim through an endless itemise -
mile, date, fig, plum and many .11*..fruit 11555are seen io every direction;
sliest, oats. nos, own sad barley in •
lloarishier growth testify to the fertility
of the .oil; bee the .04villageo, the
primitive .01.0 04 agrieoltant, the ball
raked franker* or farmers. and the
general abeam 4 wrerythicg calculated
to make life comfortable, all go to show
that Egypti is even yet a lead of dark-
ness, a land of slavery .04taskseseters,
sod of both plenty end poverty side by
side; and
avast TIT A LAID Or PLAOCIIA,
so far a, dim *04other bisect pests
can be emend as meth. Here all
thy omega wear a nag dark cloth
ever their fame, allowing( costly the
beauty of !Missies to be seen by the
vulgar crowd. 'Tbese yaahntaka Or bear1
mils, serve • useful purpose -they stake
all womankind equally beentifol, so that
cm has aot that sugremacy over &author
io On eyes of the lords of creation that
our western beauties seeress over their
less fortanate sisters. A dark mask may
hide "a thaw of beauty and a joy for-
ever," bet we pass it by in happy ig-
nomoce, aed rue no risk of getting a
wry neck by too !request turning to look
un Melons of loveliness, which if not
slowly veiled we might be tempted to
gase after. Debits We attempt to de-
scribe the menet city of Giro (pro-
n ounced Ki-ro we may here give a
811ORT DENCILIPTIOS Or DOM
as it a to day. The pnpulatios is about
6,000,000, althourh 40 .4! the Ilneetriis
timisieet to Egyptian rule it esey—W esti-
mated at 16,000,000. This is made up
.4 Arab Feryptiano Christian or Copt
Egyptiass, Nubians, Abytainians, Tures
Animalism Jews, and European& The
Europeans are principally French,
Greeks and Italians and the Ettglish
officers and soldiers stationed in
country prctecting British capitol
nitrated. The country is noon y a
dependency of the Turkish Porte. to
which an annual tribute of £700,000 is
pod. The Khedive is essisted in the
envernment .1 the country by a Privy
CouociI appotnt.d 4*7 bias.f, and an
'Aasembly of Notables" Mimeo by the
people meets once • year, bat it 4*...R115e pourer to control the slain of
state. The country is divded into pro-
tects corresponding to our counties,
each presided over by a Dort 4 governor,
Iled the mrd.. -r, •nd assisted by tbe
• of Judge. Tbe province is en bd w-
ed into distriets him our townehips,and
.a iiezir presides over this. while @sea
illere in the vicinity hes its chief, or
nAk
IDCVATION 01, Tin NUMMI
neglected ; • few good schools are OF
Wished in Cairo end Alexatidria, bat
the few native *shook the Korea. et
°hammocks bible, reeding mid snider
all that is taught Ineteed of having
comfortable schoolroom with all mod -
appliances, the romp reyptimea, in
e country distrists gather need a
Ming fountain, sad hem they duo:
at taring of worldly katierledes
in • very dve•Itnry styli The ••••-
ni Oa the mew* of howeitruptay, tering
the prodimits exismossee of the
Wives, the underbid/0g 4 tap assay
hie works at om time, sad the emir -
A Weeneave In rhawee.
— —
Some two years ago a young man, new
a studeat of oor high whorl, was stirriag
curds 40 .00 Ashford cheese rectory.
Kaowiag that the products a the fac-
tory wise directly to Europe, and feel-
ing a cariosity to know under what skies
his beautiful chemise were cut, and who
the emmers were, be corked op in a
deity bottle • memare requesting the
finder to write him at Ashford. and put
the bottle Pito the cords, which were
pressed, cored, and in due time sent to
Liverpool.
Weeks passed and no return. The
tender grass in the pastures grew wiry
and tough, tee nipping frosts had brown-
e d the fields, and the milk yield was
sadly waning, when one day in October
SO answer came. How it gladdened the
heart of the long mining artist in curds
and sonnets ! The tneusee came from
Vork, Emil/tad. It was written by a
young lady ot that place, who found the
bottle in the cheese, and at brat toik it
for a Fenian bomb. A regular corre-
spondence followed between the parties.
Later oo the lady "crossed the sese to
make se American tour, and Foturdey
last she met in Buffalo, according to ap-
poiotratint, for the first time in her life
the hero of the cheese episode. The
lady went to Springfield with her friend,
sad is now his guest. The question
which agitates the town now is, what
will come of it 7—Each.
After trying numerous so -tolled ca-
tarrh remedies and receiving se beseet
I was finally ind aced to try Ely's Orme'
Balm, and after using one bottle I take
greet plowman in reconismenninqg it to all
w agerers frcm estarrh.-N. L Gorton,
with 8 Gorton & Cu.. Gloucester, Maim
I was a sufferer from catarrh for fif
teem years with distreesinepain over fey
*yea. The disease worked down upon
▪ lunga. I mad Ely's Cream Balm
with eratifyeaults. Am apparently
curteL --e. C. Warren, Bathed, Vt,
Apply Babe iota each nostril
11741ro54*eme la 'reined.
• very useful manner. -N. Y. Tribune.
It is • good ruk to imam* such needi-
ness as are known to worthy of con-
fidence. 71 1*.. been the
thawed* that Ayer's Merry Pommel
is the beet medicine ever seed for threat
and lung diseases.
The 10110 who wrote the letter in the
Sue few days ago, milting everYkind7 in
the country to send him me mat in or-
der that he may thus acquire a fortune
of half a million dollars, recalls an inci-
dent is Hui life of Jobe Jamb Astor,
millionsire. • rigged beggar sailed os
lir Astor one day at Ins dim in Prince
w rest, sad asked ter Mao. Mr Amor re -
heed to give kin, erything. "he beggar
persisted is hie appeal ; millimetre
was firm in hi refusal. The beggar be-
come pertinseime, sad epees cf his ban-
ger as Ivo stood ia aim My Amer ap-
=Pal,ia turning te Maws Ms Miss, yid
to be sainsmd. Really, the
ia what he regarded ss a slimier, by
say "Remember, Mr Aster, that thvagh
yos are a miltionsisweed am a ItemOr
yos are inner 0010 brother, for we ars
korethers all the asses, as shildren of
Adam and the Altair f" "A a '
lioid a minote," arise Amara, aa
pncked up his eager pat his bead bia
podia, sad took am a lint "That is
so; wow, breams how, my brother.
I rive yoa this mat, if Foe get all
your other bandies and Maims to Ciro
you as Reds you wilt he a 10111111 richer
men then I am" The beget slowly de-
parted with the atom* is his paha and
a thought in his head. Mr deter had
told a truth, thumb his minims num-
0.er twelve at tlie time
When everethinT:Ise fails, Dr Sages
Catarrh Reasedg ISM
1051 atworomesses by Cad Ashes.
—
801110 .1?1:12.1 it. (gaudy moved by
practice and yet are unaccountable and
inexplicable by means of science. Hard
ousl ashes are supposed to 000tain prac-
tically nu plant f rod, and the chemist*
tell us they are worthless as a fertilizer.
And yet few farmers who have used
lthem on their fields or gardens but de -
dare them to have been satiably service-
able. They, contain mostly alas .04some alumina and magnesia but on/y
m
the erest time of anything *apposed to
be useful to the plants. I ban seed
them lovers! years on light, .04y soil
seeded with orchard gram, applyieg
every spring the remains 4 twelve or
6(1.55 toes of coal commissed is the win-
ter, and with mute ea much bees& to
the gram as where a liberal top -dressing
of manors front the stali:e has been
Riven Where ashes hem bees seed as
a SUMMOT seal& armed sunset bashes
and mape skies mid where plowed
in the fall, the yield of fruit has ham
notably incressed. It seems as the
mechanical °tradition of the soil
most important effete upon regetatioe ;
mad no doubt coal WAIN improve the
texture of ;both light sad heavy land- in
The Rev Robt Leech, of Drumlane
ectery,Belterbet, states in a letter that
thirty people living near Ourigallen
coatitt Leitrim, partook of the flesh of a
pig that had Men Innen by a rabid deg.
Folio of them were esiesd, after lye
weeks, with hydrophobia. Two donors
were called, 101 ,4*. trete state of the
' muse appear. to have been withheld frees
them, as they do not seem to have pro -
peel, diageosed the disease. Thnr
mediae were useless, Mr Stewart was
six days suffering. The paroxysms had
become severe and frequest when th-
lteeren was willed in to administer his
boasted specific. Two sisters were also
eufferine from the disease in it. most
violent fern One mead some 'There's
the peg r' sad then woeld make • mine
and threw up her heed like thee aelaraL
Ake was very vinleat in her *Bores to
10t..3j shoat her, and had to he held
does by fear perems. This wee the
state of the patients when Mammas was
called in, sad row all the natisele seem
to be hefty es the way te mervery.
liveryboly ass& • sprier stedisies.
By maim Ayer's Rarsaptrills, the hbed
is thoroughly eleseind end ievisionited,
the appetite stineelated, end the system
prepared to resist the dissesse prowliee
14.6. asseis, wads. RA far Ayer's
BarasperMs. Tales we olbsr.
—
Dr Leafs Wass rename ..gro.senimeamoneolippoi
Will We /WV Nee.
Isdications of Dyspepsia, seek as
Sota Stomach, Heartburn, &Mt Head-
ache, Rising and -Soaring of food, Wind
on your Stomata, or a Molting or Gnaw-
ing Sensatioa at the pit of the Stomach
are lolly met by Beranek Blood Bit-
ters which hes sewed the worst came as
record. 2
e
I • armor wisitieg Liverpool was
1 kw shoos sem. by a MR,* who ma :
"Now, lees_ p sad ••• 'Widow.,
Roma' Mei deriallyie pat kis Anger
I
1. 110 deo di his ems mei wished. 4114
thea eel& like ate* I sae • witbse
Mem eagle da• aid mei* base&
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1
dm villein lima is •
' •14111eiha oessessata
"7 have IOW Pletrystfre TIMMY
With mash dhtistaeties, VW,
Throes, retteeli
•tany met, tel leek sale gift lop4
mediae* en/4 kr boat tme
Eremben. Mlaqittefte, P.Q, 1
••twomi, Jae* bit paws some Oft -
day nimbi Mt gate orpersC Whit
ha. 1
Mew ea. 511111111.1434Fla sapi
Own is limit* *lei
new • stsusoaakta astem.
There nothing ammo ie the feet
thee a ease worth his minima should
min • silver dollar, but you ney he is-
terested to tears tow he came ion
posesemon of this particular donee-.
enstlesam me day mined • pieta-
* deemed emote, wok her eliddrer ,
shindies epos • coy side -mit, topois,,
at Wein stem *beech, demo emboli -
mod hi the abed. of the streoefel trees
that are the pride of a Neer inglasel
sity, famed fur *10romantic ettestion.
This ireatimma was a member and oMe-
er of the obearch, ead inquired of the
!gay if shie emild like Oci see the tuterior
of the bedding. The unitatieu was
thankfully accepted, mid in the course of
misiversatioa he learned that .4*.was a
steamer is the city, her husheast hat--
leg remedy secured employment is a
stanefastory neer by. !iodine that they
had sot decided as to the church they
should attend, the gm:Idiotism said he
altoukt be pleased to Moo theta owns
there, and no toidiing the mother and
eltildmu eood day, ausgeeted that he
seseld wait in the vestibule the following
Sabbath morning aod env herself and
fissoly a seat. The welcome thus ex-
tended was accepted, and the neat Sus -
day the mother and her children were
Awed in me of the best pews in the
church. But the thoughtfulness of their
stil1 unrecognised wee not it:-
haunted. At the siege of the service Le
10d the way to the Sunday -school room
g od ietrialiseed elm mother to the moor_
hilleseisitea *Ito wee very glad to receive
the ehilibelased place them ia rar*01
good taftelaeo
This may be es conveniset a point as
any in my story to my that ant lose
after this the mother found oat that the
kiad matlessan who had taken time to
show her the church, welimate her family
to its services, and ones the diadem
tato the Sundayochool, was a great mill
owner and millionaire of the city. how
for the sequel souse weeks envious to
the loco:lents we inve related, the super-
intendent of the Sunday school had
offered a prize, in the form of a silver
dollar, to that person who should intro-
deo@ the largest number of asholars to
the school withia a meets timia When
Me day came for lenthemillg pis, It
Wil found that the millisesies member
wee the successful competitor, sad the
silver with suitable remarks, was
placed in his Made It is mad the prise
ma more 4 a surprise to him than any
Q55 else, and it is reported that some. of
his friends &i51netghbors have seen hist
ring try the ng of that silver dollar as if it
had a quality of music in it that ordinary
dollars do not posses& In amelesioe,
you will be prepared to barn that the
man who had it in his Mart to do this
Christian service for a humble German
w oman and her mildren, afterwards
gars a round million of dollars for the
education and moral uplifting a the
freedom of the South.
Iliellevett was -wise.
Neglected coughs and colds so fre-
quently produce serious results as to
constitute a definite wanting. There is
oo better, safer or more pleasant remedy
for Coughs, Brcuchitis, Sore Throat,
Colds and all throat aod lung troubles
thaa Hegyard'a Pectoral Helmut. 2
The Menem, of Lemur.
--
TM tendered/ of luxury is toward de
vowelization. Rolm never became diet
sewed and corrupt until her ciliates
became weakfty, &ad adopted luxuriate
modes of lien,. Nothieg is more eon-
dective to sound inorele than fell emu.
potion of the Med with useful labor.
Fashionable idleness is • foe to vide*.
The young man or the young women
who eagles the preinoue boars of life ia
listless idrasaiiiig, or in that sort al
seaseless twaddle which forms ths hulk
04 18. sonversation in some circles, is
ia very west danger of demoralization
*fry el Met mega int °meow of
fashitradble assist, seem to open the
door to vice, and to insidiously, and at
first unconsciously, lead the moos( and
inexperienced away (OM the pubs of
panty and virtue. Thus is good evi-
dence that the amount of immorality
among what are known WI the higher
Maas«, I, every year ineressing. Every
now and then a mandal in high -life
comet to tie serfaee ; Met the treat mess
of aormotioa is effectually hidden front
the general public. 1 iron profligacy is,
muses troweled epee in all respectable
; *ad yet wealth and acooniplialo
IMMO Mil sower a neskitude of eine
sore nem A abeam
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year breathing maiihinere. Very won.
dark' eseehinery it is Not obly the
larger air-priemisa, bet the thousands of
little tabus and leediag from
Mew
When them are 'lowed sad shocked
With matter .he ought mot to be them,
year lenge esissot half do than trork,
what they do, they seam. do
sisch. ewes, psoissateis,
aim* aseassetime se say et do
he* 4 direst sad Dam awl bead Gala
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what cas he mid ler the parent Vibe
sees his child temptable1 daily aad bin
10 recegulas she west 4 a tuna saie
lateed-puringert Formerly, a coarse
bitters." egaIkeit &ad molassee. was the
rule ta wellerialatel landlies ; bet sow
alt tuteltigest households keep Apar%
Illanispertita, which ta at once Meuse.
to the tasty, &aid the roost itearchlag red
effective Woad medicine ever discovered.
Nathan 8, Cleveland, 27 N. Canton et,
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V headache, debility, dimness,
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in impure blood, awl Induced hey to t ak •
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restored her bluott-twelung wipes to
healthy amino. and he due time redstal.-
lisbed 114lf Ir4/TIOCI health. 1 lad Ay...
Sarsaparilla • most rateable remedy 1.,-
14*. lassitude sad debility incident to
spring tinte."
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Brooklyn, et. T., says -As a Spiro
Medicine, 1 dad a splendid substitute
tor the old -11 ate compounds toAyswe
aanaparilla, with a few doses 4 Ayer •
Plie. After their .05,1 101 fresher sad
stronger to go demob the mummer."
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razraatts, ST
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