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fZJt Duhlin.1
Like as the damask reo you sec,
Or like a blossom on a tree,
Or like a dainty flower in May,
Or lite the morning to the day,
rir lit- tho sun. or like the ahade,
Or like the gourd which Jonas had";
1 which upjias u.iu , I'
v. cnr-li ijm.m. whose threailis spun
i -w
iiinnii nf-. and out. and so is done.
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t ....... ---- , - -
The rose withers, the blossom niaswuii,
The flower fades, the morning hasteth,
The sun sets, the Hhadow fl.c
The gourd cousamcs, the man - lie dies.
Like to the grass that's newly sprung
Or. likoa tale -that's j ust legun,
; Or like the bird that's h re to-day,
Or like the parted dew in May,
- Or like an hour, or like a span,
Or like the singing of a swan :
Even such is man, who lives by breath.
Is here, now there, in life and death.
. The grass withers, the tale is ended,
The bird is tfown, the dew's ascended,
The hoar is short, the san not long,.
I no iiour , . . - v
TheiwansncarueauijUiau suieisuum.
Like to the bubble in the brook,
Or in a glass much like a look,
Or like the shuttle in w eaver's hand,
Or like the writing on the sand,
Or like a thought, or like a dream,
Or like jive gliding of the stream ;
Even such is man, who lives by breath,
Is here, now there, in life and death.
The bubble's out, the look forgot,
The shuttle's flung, the writing's blot,
The thought is past, the dream is gone,
The waters glide, man's life is done.
Like to an arrow from the bow,
Or like swift course of water flow,
Or like that time 'twist Hood und ebb,
Or like the spiders tiny web,
Or like a race or like a goal,
Or like the dealing of a dole ;
Even such is man, whose brittle state
Is always subject uuto fiite.
The arrow shot, the flood soon spent,
-TKa titttrfc yia tin-to tilk citrtn rpnf.
Thfi race soon run. the iroal soon won, h
The dolesoon dealt, man's life soon done,
Like to the lightning from the sky,
Or like a post that quick doth hie,
Or like a quaver in a song,
Or like a journey three days long,
Or like the snow when summer's come,
Or like the pear, or like the plum ;
Even such is man, who heaps up sorrow,
. Lives butHhis day, and dies to-morrow.
The lightning's past, the post must go,
The song is short, tlie journey so,
The pear doth rot, the plum doth fall,
The snow dissolves, and so must all.
THE RIGHT S011T 01
SPIRIT. 'SOUTHERN
At a recent entertainment given by the
Comuiejrcial Club, of Bostou, to the visiting
Bouuturs iiuiu iuc otiuiu, cciiului vjwiuiui
said :
"These f?onthem friends and myself
Have come to iook at your great lacto- A VaviA vnwr vc.iatea a pif.uant anec
ries, your manufactures, your great dote respecting a journey of the German
industries, and wonderful material de- Emperor to Italy in 18G4, when William
velopmeuts, and to gather inspiration
from that proverbial energy and enter-
priso which have enabled you to conquer
nnfricudly nature and to con vert the bleak
hills of New England iuto productive
farms to support your commerce and your fanctiOIKU.y xvith his usual fieedorn
manufactures. We have come also to ,Who are vmi niv lu:m r "Judge in
put vou upon notice, and I take this oc- the j)istrict Law' Cout4," replied the mag
cassion to serve that notice, that we of istrate, a little surprised. "Are you sat-
vuo ooutu iuieim t. ei.ier you m
.winvtH ui.3c ui.uic.c8 ui umusiry wmcu
liunerto uavo ueen yours pecuiiaiiy ami
almost exclusively. enavc4vater pow-
era unexceueu, wnicn we are going tou tu
111 !"!
i:,a iinil trim nnir irn nv n t ! 1 1-; n V
ize,nuu cta non wo aio niuizillg. Y e
liavea climate most ballllV and cenialL.. t i.:.
t lil i 1 nr. l. .?i 1
anuueat nun. v e i avc r.cu mines oi
coal and iron, and we intend to wake from
their long sleep in their mountain beds
1lkC A u in .'--. aP 1 fnnntAa n 1 4-1. - I
WIW1U on III own 3 Jl llkllllll., tlllU BUb lllcir
' ,
tvi ui u wui mu seeming me great inuus-
. . . ... i i - 4 , .,
trial wealth which awaits us. And if
yonr people of the East arc not alert and
active we intend to overtake you in the
race, to strain along abreast with you,
. . . . T" . ! u.enuu.e-
7ll" wes a"jn .eauyouoti some 01
these lines of enterprise,"
It is but a few years since the great
... . UUMU..,U0
fo-day the vast agricultural resources of
tl)A Wear tiro qi? vit?rw1 in lv 4-1...
;ri . 7 ' . " . l"v
newlv rrenteil inniiiif;it-iiritir intmito
, " V. ,
Hefore toe waning nineteenth century
. - , it a , Jn
comes to an entl the same- may bo true of
4. c n,. , .
t no South. 1 he old tune planter' ino-
. . . , Fi-wiiti . ihu
rant prejudice against lalor, particulaiiv
. , , . . - , l
mechanical labor, is fast dying out. Raw
.. . , , . -
-u"uu-" ,v",- 4 ,K,!"0'J " "'e
BOW refriniO the sninnillr lminr m-n- K
-C -v. 0 UL
queen
QUACK MEDICINES.
Tho sale of quack nostrums is undoubt
edly one of the greatest evils of the day.
It is at tho same time most astonishing
that so glariug an outrage upon common
sense and common decency should be tol
erated, much less supported. Rnfc such
is the state of things,not only in this couu
try, but in England and nearly every oth
er country of the globe. It seems- to be
true that all a man neM.ls do in this coun
try to make himself rich is to spend a lit
tlo money in advertising some; new name,
attributing marvelous properties "to the
compound for which it stands, and speedi
ly the gold will begin to pour into his
pockets. The quack-niediciue trade, like
the blue-glass mania, which was really
one branch of the quack -medicine busi-J
ncss, an ingenious new departure, may
fairly be considered as a "foolometer,"
irhich accurately gauges thc degree of
still ticulturc attaiued by the civilization
of tho day, - -
The Sanitarian states, that at a Tccent
convention of pharmacist in England it
was proposed to take legalSteps for lim
iting the "wholesale poisoning of the pub
lic by patent medicines. It was proposed
that even if it be impossible altogether to
suppress the reaction of dishonest quack
ery upon vulgar superstition, the venders
of nostrums be compelled to divulge the
composition of their wares, and prevented
from publishing mischievous and menda
cious advertisements concerning them.
ii i.,,:!..,! inilniliiKT snn.
'hair rc ch, in direct co,, !
tradiction to their adverted pre enuo. ,
contain poisonou qnant.t.e of lead, the
most glaring one i a largely certiticateu 7tV; pioi'iro'to -lve ray testimony for your Yai
Sure Cure for the Opium Habit which i, "rj-gg KTt w
fnnud on analysis to d o two grains of yam between the Wart aai irr. I received no
morphine to the dose, recommeuUeU to ue
. t a . i ,.r it ij eMn.i.1v tn 1p edies;
taken thrice a day. It is scarcely to oe clue
. . . - .
. , : ,,(l,.irloc 1 1
l'" " 'lam
k r u fi;ii. - lilt' i ii hi nrLiiijui
- 1 j-
nvnut .f rlirnt dftrivA thfi liirirer Part Oil more
-i ,1 - 1 ....... .r v. 1 .
","D" " ? .
thi ir iucome from the sale of these secret
nostrums win joiif in the en
d by their British cousins ;
j ...
crusade iireacji-
i.i. f 5f xr,n1l I
" w -
be well if the American public were taught
ue w eu u me l '
that ninety -nine hundredths of the pro- the
prictary medicines which flood the mar- ""J
ket are the products of uneducated lm-
postors, and are either wholly inert or
positively deleterious." 7cfA Lcjurmer.
KEPAHTEE.
I M't
I
I lie Ke. lullph tiskme, on a ccimni
t.niA vUir. 4 hi venerable
"""- i- - hali
brotuer ivixsnezer.
, ... , . I
"Oh, man," said the latter, "but you
T li'ivn Iinl a diel ork. Sever nave iouiw hi uuik iuc r-j.r.-I
nae uau ci uit-ii, T lr. u-m t hintr it Is recommended
vwuv i u 14 vi wixi- ----- " I TINK
of examination to-day, and ye maun tak to
it. as 1 have matters to" settle afc Perth of
j importance." -
-"With all my heart," quoth Ralph.
"Xoo," said Ebenezer, "ye'll find a' my
folks easy to examine but ouo, aud him I
,TCkon ye had better na meddle wU. He
has an old-fashioned Scotch way of an-
swerinir one ouestion bv imttiug another,
- . .. . m I
and maybe he'll affront ye."
- - - i
"Affront me," quoth the indignant the
ologian, "do you think he cau foil mo
wi? mv nnc tools !'
"Aweel, ' says his brother, "1 so gie
ve fair warninir, ve had better ua ca' him
, c, ;
up.
- Tlic recusant was one Walter Simpson,
the Vulcan of the parish.
The gifted Ralph determined to silence
him at.once with n leading, unanswera
ble question. Accordingly, after putting
a variety of simple preliminary interro
gations to the minor clodhoppers, ho at
once with a loud voice cried out,
"Walter Simpson."
"Here, sir, 7 says Walter. "Are ye a
wanting me f
'Attention, sir. Xow, Walter, canyon
tell me how long Adam stood in a state
of innocence V
"Ay, till he got a wife," instantly cried
the nhvil hammerer, "liut can you tell
mo how long he stood after?"
ilowii Wahur ' j;iiil tlif tmifdi li-
. , 7.
vine.
CONTENTED WITH THEIR LOT.
j tlieM Kin,r of Prussia, was travellin
inCognito in Hungary. In the neighbor
hood f Treplitz he met a judge leisurely
waikiM2 ou tho luuh road and smoking a
porcelain pipe. His Maiestv accosted the
jsfiwl with your liosition ?' "Certainlv."
Then I congratulate von." The King
in ff .,ien thc jt lctaine(l
hi1 8avilUjAuti vol, luy IU!UI ht
- '
asked, "who are von?" The sovereign
" ' ' I
nmio. a tt art of surmise: then, eviveetin-r
n nMuuuiiu inn i luoiiDiRi, j. iiui iiiu
'
Kinfi of rrn8gia.ff The Hungaiian remain-
ed impassible. " "Aro you sat-istied with
your position ?" "Certainlv," exclaimed
ll.'lt: ! . . 1 11 il . t v-
V uliaiii, disturbed by the the indifference
r i i. 1 j. t a
of his interlocutor. " riien I eoiigratu
late you," said the Magyar, saluting His
Majesty with an air of good fellowship,
and continuing his promenade.
TTlc banlcd nonap.u.tjsts nre vontis
their spite on the Paris Exhibition. KiU
vions of tho proinincucc into which t
world-Show must bring the Republic,
J, (1(il f thcjr best jj t,
cess of the scheme sneering at the pre-
parations which are being made, and pre
... . i
dieting that the enterprise will cover the
i . i , ,
nation with shame rather than glorv.
c. , , . , , ' ,
.ome i .members of the party, three of them
v i i 1 ,
dismissed policemen, let thcr zeal against
i r i -t , - t-
the Exhibition and tor thc Empire outrun
,i t i .
their discretion. As they wero leaving
st. Lrtmlmrt' r.huvoh Wwl,H,.
. . . ' J
dressed some men laying-down a tram
way to the Exhibition : "Do not take so
much trouble 'to workibr the Republic;
tho Empire is coining back. Long live
tltc Emperor ! Down with the Republic !
The little Emperor will come to-morrow,
and the Exhibition will not bo held."
They were afterward arrested.
FENIAN RAID ON POCKET-BOOKS.
Thc Onjanization Trying to Increase the
tikiruiish Fund Canada in ho Dan
ger of Inranioii.
Special Dispatch to the New York Times.
A careful inquiry along the Canada
border, in the towns of Northern New
York and Vermont, reveals an utter lack
ed of fact in the reports recently furnish
ed to the press concerning Fenian demon
stations in that locality. A prominent
Fenian, well informed regarding the sta
tus of that organization, divulges the
cause of statements by explaining that
fhojlistricts mentioned were visited by
emissaries from New York City, who
commingled with the various societies
throughout this and other States, aud en
deavored to" enthuse the metnlwrs by in
flammatory representations. The senti
ments at these gatherings were "adroitly
exaggerated in the preseuco of press agents
so that a fictitious agitation could be se
cured, on the heels of which were to fol
low urgent appeals in behatf of the noto
rious skirmishing ftvud. The spirit of tho
whole movement, according to bis state
ment, was a cleverly designed raid on
Fenian purses and sympathies rather
than any aggressive venture against
Canadian possessions or contentment.
VEGETINE
For Dropsy.
Cextkal Falls, R. L, Oct. 19, 187T.
was ?mWa!, worse. I hav
they did not help me. Vh;
(jr J 1 !w,in w f.i t
i , ... -T 1, ...... - . !-...- l 1 of--
to feel better after talcing
fpw tmrtiM. T hnve taken thirty battles In all. l
------ . - .
perfectly well, never lelt better, so one can reei
. i .-.. . i. .
, -----
thankful I han 1 do.
i m rti-Lr sir. eratefullr rour
a. i. wheeler.
VEnPTrvn When tbe blood becomes lifeless and
stacn. - int. -tr,!ier f rrMii chanre of weather or cUmat'
nr r.f ArHi- inwiilar diet, or from any other
cause, the vkuetink win renew the blood, carry off
the putrid humoi-s, clean the stomach, regulate
bowels, and impart a tone of vigor u the whole
l M n gC T 1 BJ C
i biib-
j?or Kidsey Complaint nd Nervous
DebiUty.
isi.Esnono. Me.. Dec. 2S. 13".
Stftens:
.. I .V. va.-iw.
' T ' limen,.Pll umk the Veueti.vu. I was
verv low: my system w is debillated by disease. I
tuc Av.itf e an d was very nerrou
.x;i na i, re. v. ui- i u-ii uiru uik
I founil It was liCljunjf me; it m-ilJ-u uij iu;u,
an - l it strengthens me. lam now able to do my
be,
Mks. A. J. PENDLETON.
Vrbftivt! Is nourlshiritr and strenahenln?; purlr
fif. tUA hirmri! reinlates the Iwweis: tiulets the nerv
ous system; acts directly U'wa the secretions; and
arouses the wnoie system w action.
VEGETINE
For Sick Headache.
Ev.vNaViLLE. Isd., Jan. 1, 1ST8.
Mr. Stevens:
lienr"sir, have used your Vet.ktine for Sick
it.,nAn.hr ami i:'fn jrr;;:itiv benetlted thereby. I
,
have every reason to believe it to be a food medi
cine. Vouis very respectfully,
Mks. JAJita luj . r.,
4U Third St-
TTEAnAcns:. There are various causes for head
ache, as derangement oi the circulating system, of
th digestive organs, oi uk' neruu jitui,
vraiRTixn run be Add to be a sure remedy for the
many kinds of headache, as it acts directly upon the
vuriniw f:iiiif's .if tills ciiinnl.dnt. Nervousness. Indi
gestion, Costlveness, KhetuuaUsm, Neuralgia, Bit-
lioursness. cc. irv ute Eiitn.r- iuu nm
regret it.
V
TINE
Report.
Do
ctor s
Dn. Cn.vs. M. Dctden-'jause::, Apothoeary,
Evansvllle. Ind.
The rtn,'t(ir writes: I have a lar-ri' number of god
.iistomers who take Vecr'-tine. They all s'.eak well
:if it. I know it Is a uo td mcliciue lor the complaints
mr whicli it Is recommended.
lie'.' 9!T. IST7. 1
Yw.ktink is a great panacea for our aged fathers
and mothers; for it ves them str.'iigt n. quiets tneu
a;'rvcs, and gives them Nature s sweet sleep.
Doctors Report.
!I. T? Stutkvs. r.so.
l,-u- eiir.e have been soiling your varaame
Veyetlne for' three vear.-. and we tuid that it elves
iK-rfeet siitUfartlon. We belli ve it to be the best
blood puri.'ier now sold. Very rexpectiully.
UU. ). b.. lltu . v., ir'i!iiix!x,
L'nlontown, Ky
Vkoktink has never failed to effeet a cure, divine
tone and strength to the system dcbillased by dis
ease.
Prepared ly
H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass
Yegetine is Sold by All Druggists
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To st"i-'.t ov.-:icr.i r . 1 i ir:u -r ; i ; la vtlur.blc.
t o" -a :-.vc. r. hur.ir.n life or re
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st-ir; t';
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: I.::;l:;i-t " the rp;ekp!-t
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