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h. Sook for Every Wotnr.n i Aui. ri
W O IV! A ,
ANl>
Her Thirty Years' l'ilg; i ango.
By W. W. BLI3S, M.D., Nt v> x \k.
Trie ?:os;^n on J 8<*o)>c of tliU vnlttaMo votfc mnv t>e
readily uoilcntowl from the title. 'J'tro ol>J v. nlnte ! ;?t l.i
to |>t\Hluco o volume wSitola uiuy contain infoMni ; >u i IvinU|MUI
an.l not un.icco|>tnt?lo ( \V. >*. ?*; i > i;wti-t'ct
lu>i ils ivrariU liei 01 ff inli.nlion :ni l tl, I a !i iv.
late Ite funcUont, and of the groat purpo* < I: ?< txIMen ?>
nil I the causes that defeat tliem; to h'l.n . ?.? >wl i^v
thai it Intimately connected wltli the he iitiwin I welHwlnj
n*?thos> who aiv mother:*, not only <>i hi>!m.|;i il- ;>\it
V;?tl?>ns, :?n<l who hv tholr strength and m. >. t v ns.M iliutt,
ht their physical and moral leiiivilna, tntiwuilt
?n.-ld> -d '.eloped physical, ill mtal, mil r.in.-.il ?|vi.iUttv?!*
i ili ir .iT.-pihi,;; o.. If We I'.ien.'J and on -i > ale I by oxoi
disease, their sjul-.in.l-bnly do ... iti? 1'ja v
to .hi u i irrondlng pwgony} ? and to tin m a my of light
?>? ! I he l.-v.l- - pOCIlliai |o iioi >o\, ' l.'i^vl.' - yi
i ii-. ic-'.ilt.s, an I I ho 11 no la li. alt iii\uflMmtni-.11.
Wniii in needs an .intra.tor. 'I ll - bo t a I vis
I liem;seek*toshow ivliat experiencelmufJijlu. llgiiet
v "in oi th ' b.'iOllt nf ill it i \pei i"!i '0.
!?).. itLiae, tlie author of this work, n prn.htalc ol
Ha fnlvci ulty of I'onnyvh miia, I'hlliil ' o i i ( i.i - it i-j|
? ha- im many yoais in ido tonulj ooin.d mi;- . ? i chronic i
diseases In general a apeei iltv, and i in Over wnv
?in ih.ii-d foi wiitiu; a bool; ?.f ilia kin I t >r the '/ //? /til
tfn,kr. The tank though is a ditnoult ail d'Homo <nie.
To i Ikj of service, I > bonolli, to want ol d inter .tiuth
vi i> <.- .</ it en, hir 'villi \ doluioy di j ,n> ., discreet
t hnli'o of words, pit i a veil I in inner of oxj?r Hdon that
mil wond Itm way to tli' uu.lcry! in.lln nit tout woundIn
- iislblllty, ol ca.l . i blush to >il lit . } 111 t hook of
t! most f ull Ml is The i i lor Is i. n i 1 d. h i\v >v,>r
li.>\\ -dittos! tinpossible ! -is to in id tho ; i.li that the ntii
t i
ii..ii !t ins of laii'tin re to which A'li'ilo.m readers am
ni'.nish I, that lithe bo '.I la!, n ii]) w.iti the expectation
? ' .i In ti itjtlnx hut n 'hash nf thos' ton(fibl( tn.aitors
tin. in.e boon th ni-in i? of ti n.'s before mitten upon,
tun will as tliey proceed II ml their niUtalij. 'Oie leader '
.
rh should appoai rather lite oft'spiing of a perverted Itn
n, , ii.i .i, man ju... nn.t > 'entitle iv:. lu-i ni<*, he or she
\- u li to r ite Ui"iii nr uudingly. I Ivory otto has Ills
i? ,i mr.iuoi of tlHnklnti, and -the author hat hit. It ts i
-t. however, that ii the ho >k lie load is cut ii.se ami
in i piniruit sendr, by tli >*. at any . to who, like llio
iii hoi, liave deliberated upm huiuati happiness nnil the i
i an that opposo It; hv those who h ive, sttivon to ascot*
t on mi ne soau os i" w oman's multiplicity ot i: 11 i r n ii I
i .. ih ivoevet '' m it at in sec!;: i^ to ame'.iw.'attt
Ji 's, many valuable lesson*, to say the least,may
i. . it i i in it< counsel upon su ! < intimately con*
i?*? t'a the -h hh, lup, tiles*, an I well-being of tho
t ., |>oi t! ?ii of < ur race.
not ' I f>r youth, hut those ?>!' mum.. :
,i .Mr eK|H?eiaUy ih > married, pniortts, an 1 IhoM lints
m- ?. - direction ui youthful lues pot lcuee.
S;m ?? will not permit nor is it necessary to
I ?>ent :i loit;; list of THSTl.MON IA LS} a
: w will hid irate the mil*. < rsal favor with
w'u.clt tlir vvoilt is rreriveil.
M \.ssviMay 12,-1870.
1 tore iiorii-v l I)t. lihs-'sm\iml,. 11 Woman, nnd
? - 'tint., V ears'I'iltci'iinsmr," with <li mieresl.
I .i \ ttook'of iti'oai value i"i thus nu whom it was
i l, ami hopn it \iill im?M wltli thai cxtctiolw l ircui
limn iiii li ItVnci Us k i uell desei te,
M. S. CAHPKSTKIt, .U.I)., l-'etlow'Mass. ?!od. Sue.
lloSToN, May 11,1870.
1 have examine 1 llio l.oi.h cntttled " Wminit, nnd
her t hirty Years' I'iljxrimnya'," w nm-n In \Y. \\ .
ito-v-A, M.I)., of Xoiv York, and In tny Judgment, U1h u ve>
Vitaia'ilii work, ntnl cnUuilalisl to* 1st ttsoflil, i'iimi'IhIIv
inn nig wotnvii, where 111 heuUh Sa ?;ultc n pre\ .lent ti
l'l III.
li s iihlliiBophii allv, scientifically, rinatmiliadv. pnvsi
iiliigi. ally anil pathoiogirally mrri't I hi it* fliMuiptton'< (,i
tlit> .a'.iiis nf the IwhIv. ea'nses .o female <ifko i>e? ami the
cure; or, what la much lieltei, their prevention t (kiurlho
limitations (somew hat mnmuoiis) me iVom stiuidatvl widens,
L.univin, ui ttie lucdir-il pioiossl.ii.
M M. At. COltN I'LL, M.l).. LL.T0,
Tito volume entitled ""Woman, and Iter Thirty
\r.ini1 1'illfl'illinKI1," h> M- W. ilh~>. M.I, and dcr
, ne t especially lot married women, r< -aid by tnedlral
to. ii to boot gioat villus for the tnlhimation it unpins.
jj. wluii Journal.
"Woman, and her Thirty Years' IMijfnmBge,"
is die title of ii book just thrown upon tin marl; I
w ult the motto, " Hont toil </'ii mat i/ / < n?e." li Is .a i t
abier arnt lielter atliyhpt iliuii its anuilevnssors to lie it
| . , nUily and vet decently and with honest purpose of
oiii ol die most delicate of subjects. .. . the literary an t
I aiH\ svienlitle ipiuhties ofihe Iwol. imheato a eaulVI
a,ui .iitclUgeni pli.t si el ail to be the author. AtinoX /Ju, j
.luiav flier. ?
" Woyian, aim nerThirty Years' l*iljfriinn?re,"
Iiy \N . W. liliss, M.D., New York. '1 his hook i* a most \ aluiit
Upon a subject of wiiich only ton little It undor*
glood outside the medieal prolessimi. ami wotllti sav e a \ list
iiniount of the so (Toring which Is now caused by Ignorance
.a III., iiiniil *-l?o? I...... i "l
...? ......... cm VI HCillUl, II II Hl'lll 111 1110 ,)IU1U1S of
woman, The volume Is the work of a physician e#p.y
w av qualified foi the task, having made tot many yours female
coil)plaints his specialty. It tin own light upon the
it. sc uses peculiar to thu sex, ami suggest* the proper reinc
' oics, ami is In cvety way mvaluuLile loi iiuAiUcllon ami
Consultation#?Boston 1'ost.
" Woman, ami tier Thirty Wars' I'il/rvimHffe."
. This work, hy a New Voik physician ol extant
ence and note, treats a delicate and important aulMoet
w:.h perhaps as much delicacy as the nature of the case
w. 11 admit, and it certainly brings out 11 ti t Iik i lint everv woman,
and especially every mother shout i know, mtnnatelv
> nnected as they are with tier own health and 1 liar of hot
i. .ring. There can lie no douht that ;i jrieal share of
the disease and suflerlng entailed upon both, arisen hum
t ?uses that might he avoided, if worn m Hillv undcmiood
their own constitution and the laws < f health, which cannot
be violated with Impunity. ? Bpriwjjtvld Doily Union.
" AVntmtn. and her Thirty Wars' I'ilffiTmngo,"
bv \V. \V. J'dl?s, Jtl.Ih, Is a medical i leattse up' n the
1 ' uliar imturc, diseases, needs, and culture ol woman,
r ich has the commendation of respectable physictan;
t. its therapeutic value, and which seems to lie In "a moral
j-siit of view, unexceptionable and so calculated to bcusclal.
? Boston Cory> eyatioiuttist.
'l he l?ook contains 41ft pages. V2t*o, illustrate'd hy a line
steel enslaving, and is bubslujrliully hound in l^utl'u).
BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS.
, lNTliODUCrOUY.
rndeniablo Increase of female invalid . What Is i".
rnuse? 1. t'nduc cultivation of U l.ivpal i n.ei .tin
sentiments, and the passions. >. I he lciltu ineii. *, hixu
raw, and character ol social inte r...use. ih. want
oi pure air, proper loud, ami healiidu! oiii-d., .,i exercise.
4 The dissipations of society, tho follies ci m ahai, u<l
the injuilous inodes of dtcss. 6. .I.xcitiug the inrgiuat
Ion by the perusal of pimp lit booh , j a ...no in. u , pic0
laics," s tallies,\c. '1'ht uunt oj ' p> ; el j>hyti(U(, t It tut,
uml moral traiujf'j, insulting hi n t ih ic. t i.i ono
and Ignorance. Tl.c objeoJ ot this I h >ll i (jjvnilifol million
up. il diseases peculiar to woliu-n, t'.< tr .a; . :np
tvins, results, and tndienttons it t1 vlin.ni. 11. (< i.
delicate and difhcnlt one. No tin; lopilcly in .iU| ml)
knowledge to those who ure to he tii< ninth i.- : . .. l.
Not wise to suppress inquiry in r- ... i to uatu. y ..
inscase and misery follow close upj n ij.iv ! it; . at : tn> .- tery.
'Hie work submUled'to the i an did nsnlci . :i . f
women. " 2'ojfiepure, alt Ihoujs <.-/ y.
I, rUJJEKVY.
Tlie great crisis in woman's existence. The "u . r patuls,
lite heart awakens, in id jlie I U- o: ! '.
Childish nmvsenieiit* lose llietr at ti . Mon. Ilerim .-i
lit?. Will it !* Ai Milled? 'I la* .|ue.-!l< n an Import aid < n
jiotermined hy' hoi physical \ig..r. t In-, m. *1 ltie rt .
? A het diseases those ol the menstrual utguua.
II. MENSTRUATION'.
What is it? Thi- ovarian organ* nnl their ottic l>uratlon
of omriati inrtueiiee In uilferont i limut'-^. A . t. '
t>\ temperament. lnlluence ol'cii.. . . .. d
t <d. '1 lie country preferable to tl .cit\. m i ; i i <i
blent ph,\slclun*. IjcierUtury Influence. Custoins i india.
I'rcqueiicy of.tlife nundinal period. Atb'ctcd i pto-.:>
nancy uiat lactation. The Quantity \ ul<-. i ru auuc
of the (Uncharge. Iiscau?e. 1>< lu f of ttai anil' it l)
atoty ol Jacob and buban. TlobtVw iv.<. s : ?i? n
and theories of the early physJobcg.M* (i\ulni).,i, !.
ami iH-nuttful language of 1'iOlo i .M . . hv i. >.i
luenstruauon.
III. INrLAMM.iTION tit' MENf.V T. -
ORGANS.
Aento nn<l nub-nrato form*, Chrnnle Inflammailii. it
c;tu,M-s. Opinions dJ wtniiu* pMicijtuiuci.-. l.\j mc i >
luoctiiinlcAl Inimy. The GiiuU.au toxlcm |gu. uk< > .
regard U> ovarian inflammation. Multiple ii\ <>t ji.nlons
in HK..11I to woman ? chief ii fliuilty. Itclaii >n < r the
t I'alloV'iin n> t!io womb. W< man ft tuflcrln/.;v thliyt
iT*. ibt "change of life." Golden pen .1 of ex
Gtenco. Dbt aae of the ovaries tnon^coinnion tin.a genti
iilly uunmicJ. Their Unporium > 111 the sexual ?h\atom.
lloiu.K 11 to pregnancy. Jmlueinx < 1 the complcxum, the
\ijieo, :?nd Ute figure. Control the lUrelonmri 1 <f the
brain, and affect (lie Judgment. Menstruation depen dent
Upou th? existonco or the ovariee. Melancholy picture of
u leiiiMleln which these eianns have no existence, ihcu'
disease mulousU Inut&ns true whole system. Cannes the
uuv ciopment of the reproductive organs, Lfpoti iheir ro- *
litoval or loss, the (Vtnale approximate* thu opposite sex.
lu in.ti kable cases recorded by uiwhcal men. Tht ./*u/p
vtffani "/ 'he tciual syuan.
*V. HVM.PTOM8 OF MENSTRUA!. DISEASE.
f.ocxL Rtmptmih. ? Various degrees of pain. V i.-ili.
licence of disvusc'l OV?-te* ovi-r the womb and a in 1.
I'rolatNUk uteri; Us cause and tica'incut. Ir.itileh. v of
ll.e bladder. J'binful at UlttlollH. Io?pUR1)"nc<: 1]. ti ll
iu tot rutin*-. Scnsluvotiasi of tho Prneratlvc org. /!?. In*tu'h.iu.st
tUut h.i?w itielr *ito and origin in ib? ovaries. j
i c<>x
?-? ? f r- V JfJi
11 : t k i it
\ F'ilffiiiRBiTT * *
Dr."Walker's Call fori) tn Vlii*
eirar Hitters arc a purely Yoj>etablo
preparation, undo chiolly from the nati\
<. herb.' fuutd on the lower ranges of
tl\ S.en \ Nevada mountains of ('alil'oruht,
' 1 lodieinal properties of which
; re extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily ashed. "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of Vixr.c.AU Hit'
Our answer is, that thoy remove
e, *1 the patieut t'Crn
. . s his health. They are the jt*reat
1 oi> ! pi.t dier a ml a lil'e-j^i\ inc." principic,
, .ret Uenovator and luvi.worator
of the system. Never before in the
y i I t. c ^ el hi ha at . ie b. .t
yin: .
:\ gi'r.iit? Par .i?ivc . w i ;i< it 1 ?!***
relit vinjr ( onso'-ai<>n ?>r 1: .. nun.itii>n of
. I
i j js
Tho properties of 1);:. \Vai.kku\s
r.w:ni ..live. Nutrition-*. Laxative. l)iire' < ,
I i.C'ouuiei-In'liaiit kndoi'ilie, Alicia;
Ve. and Ami-Bilious.
('rati lul Thousand:*Vi\1
l.'iAi: liriTKjiS t) 10 most wonderful l:i.
No IVrsoil era tiiUot1i$&cIMttors |
I ric ?>i*cii!" ; to <1 iroolions, mid remain lev *
ruiv i ll. provided tlicit* bones arc not dost
roved by mineral poison or oilier .1
! mean -, and vital orpins wasted beyond
I * j .1; I .
Vmlions, liniiiMoiit and IhiiTn-.iUeiil,
Fevers, wiiieii are ro ] twalenl
in the valk:\s of our great rivers
throaobo ,t the I jiit<mI States, cspeeiaTiy
?:i? of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
1 uois, '[\ nncssco, Cumberland, Arkaji,
bed. Colorado, Brazos, bio Grande,
1 irl, Alabama, Mobile, .Savannah, lloam.ho,
dames, and many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during tho Summer and
j Autumn, and remarkably f>o during seam
of unusual heat and dryness, aro
| invariabh accompanied by extonaivo doirimements
of tho stomach and liver,
d other abdominal viscora. In their
j treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful
inllueiieo upon these various organs,
is essentially necessary. Tliero
is no eatharlic for the purpose equal to
])it. J. Wai.kbu's Vinkoau Bittimis,
as they will speedily remove the dnrkcolored
viscid matter with which tho
bowels are loaded, at the samo tiuio
stimulating the secretions of tho liver,
and generally restoring tho healthy
functions of tho digestive organs.
Fortify tho body against disonso
by purifying all its tluids with Vinicoak
IS err bus. No epidemic can take hold
of a .system thus ftiro-armcd.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache,
Pain in the Shouldors, Coughs,
Tightness of the Cliest, Dizziness, Sour
Kructations of tho Stomach, bad Taste
in tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, PaTpitatation
of the Heart, Inflammation of tho
Lungs, Pain in tlie region of tho Kid
lieys, and a hundred other painful symptoms,.aro
tho offsprings of Dyspepsia.
flnp. linfllA Willi tiwu-i. rv
.iiii jiiuiv; <?. uunur gUiU .'UirOO
of its merits than a lengthy advertise2110111.
Scrofula, or King's Evil, White
Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Nock,
Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent
Inflammations, Mercurial .Aflections, Old
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc. <
In those, as in nil other constitutional Diseases,
WaLKF.U's vlnkoak lilTTKUH hn\o
shown their great curative powers in tho
most obstinate and intractable cases.'
For Inflammatory and Fhronic
lUlClimatism, Gout/ Dilious, Hoinittvnt
aw! Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of
tl(o Mood, Liver, Kidneys and Ulnddor,
these Litters have no equal. Such Diseases
are caused by Vitiated Mood.
J Hlochiiiiicul Discnsoa.--Persons cngtiffed
iir Paints and Minerals, sucli as
Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and
Miners, as they advance in life, aro subject
t<? paralysis of tho Dowels. To guard
against this, t;\ko a dose of Walk Kit's Vixkgau
Dittkuh occasionally.
For Skill Dlsoasos. Eruptions, Tott
r. Salt-Khcnm, Motehcs, Spots, Pimples,
l'u tales, Poils, Carbuncles, lting-worins,
S> :.Td bead, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch,
Sc'.uI'-, Discoloratiotis of the Skin, Humors
a.nl Diseases of the Skill of whatever name
or nature, uro literally dug up and carried
out of the system in a short time by the use
of thc-o Litters.
Pin, Tnpo, ami other Worm*,
lurking in the s.\ stem of so many thousands,
are c lloclually destroyed and removed. No
. . '.' in of medicine, no vernijfugos, no antiiciminitics
will free tlic system from worms
like these Litters. .. ?
For Female Complaijils, in young
or old, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood.
or the turn of life, these Tonin I
Hitters disjfl'ny s?/ decided an inllueuoo that
improvement is soon perceptible.
Clcsmsb the Vitiated HI nod whenever
you I'm (I its impurities bursting through
! the skin in l'hnples, Krnptions, or Sores;
cleanse it when you find it obstructed and
sl'iuiyi.-h in the veins; cleanse it when it is
hn.i; your feeling will tell you when. Keep
the hi" 1 pure, and the health of the system
will follow.
u. ii. m< r.oNWi.n St co.,
i i:i<l (ifii. A.i , Sun Francisco, California,
ami for. of Wushincton ami ('Iiurlton Bt*., N. Y.
Solil Oy all I'l'iig^isOi iinil l)rnler?i
SNELL, SPARE& COm
Manufacturers of
Side and Knd-Spiing No-Top Buggies,
Top buggies, Turn-out-Scat Buggies,
I'haeionb, Two-Seat Wagons, Cabriolets,
Bai ouches, ltockaways, Ac., Ac.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Send for Catalogue and ITiee J.ist.
A|]j;iM| JIOltPlflXK IIA HIT speodily
t* ? U I*i enroil by 1>k. Ibex's only known
and SUIIE RKMPY. NO CHAltflE for treatment
until curod. ('all on or address,
]?*. J. C. BECK, Cincinnati, O.
.
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"Searor, Mj .God to
Sarah Fowler, the writer of 11?is '
j touching hymn, was worthy of the
mine; lor Sarah signifies a j?i*incess, |
a Jul a sweeter fragrance rarely exuded
liom any flower in the garden. This,
gifted girl married Mr. William 15.
Adams, sin F.ngli>h civil engineer, of
superior abilities. She was of frail
constitution. and amid many bodily |
sulb rings t-he kept her pen at work
upon various poetical productions.)
At what time she caught the inspiration
to compose that one iinruor
tal hymn, which is now sung around
the globe, wo have never learned.
1'rotphly, it was some reason of pceuliar
trial, when the bruised spirit
omitted the odor of a child-like submission
to a chastening Father. It j
must have oo/.ed Item a bleeding heart. !
Iler hymn first appeared in it volume
o! sacred lyrics, by Mr. Fox, in England,
about the year 1841. The
authoress diil not live to catch the
lame it was to bring, lor she died in
I -19, aged forty-lour. She was buried
near Marlow, in Essex. Presently
the hymn began to work its way into
various collections of songsof worship.
It \\:\s married to the tune of "llelhany,"
ami everybody caught the strain.
In noonday gatherings for prayer it
soon become so familiar, that it any-1
body "struck up" the hymn, the whole
audience j??im d in.?
1 rm \y hilled by houliuvs.
A young woman in Vermont married
a poor, but worthy man, against
| her fathers wish, lie drove them
!rout his house, and closed his door
and heart against them. They came
down near EVston, went to work, and
piospered. Alter many years, the lull;
i r had occsu ioti to come to lfoston.
lie com'tnled lo go and see his daughter,
expecting a cold reception. I lis
dauglfier and her husband received
him myst kindly and lovingly. Alter
aying with them awhile he went
back to Vermont.
One ol his neighbors, hearing where
iie 1;:i?! been,' asked him bow his
daugl.ie. and hci husband had treated
II i i n.
k J n \? r w as so treated before in
[my 1 i !e," > aid the w ci ping :fnd brokenhearted
latlmr. "'1 !;cy have biokcn
my Iumj I ? limy have killed iiic?I
don't !v v 1 as though 1 could live under
it."
"\\ hat did limy do lo you?" asked
#ilm lieif/ubor, " I )id 11 n* v abuse you?"
7A,; Am../ ?,c to dotlh, aud killed,
kindness," said be. '*1 can
never forgive niysell' lor treating so
erulfy my nu n darimg daughter,. who
loved mi s<? ailedionalely. I led as if
1 should dio lo think how I grieved .
the prcdous child when I spurned her
from niv door. Heaven bless them,
and 1'orgtve nie my cruelty and injus{ire
to I! enl."
Who dvus not. <me m this an infallible
cure'lor dillieulties bet ween man
aud mar.? There is not a child nor a
man on earth, who would not led and
say, that that daughter, though so
in ply wronged and outraged by her
oigi) lather, <!i 1 right in Heating him
us she did. That father was her enemy,
luit she was not his. lie hated
her, while she loved him.
, -?>- -<t>- ' i ?
Viu Nr. am) oj.D \\ ir.?'1 )ad,'said
:i hopelul sj>ri, "how many lowls are
t!?ui?.* on the table? '\\ lty,' says the
old gentleman, as lie looked complu-.
eently on a pair ol liinely roasted
chb-keits that were smokeing 011 the
dinner tab'.e,'why my son, there are
two/' 'Two!* replied the Hinartuess,
"there are three, sir, and I'll provy it,"
"Three!" replied the old gentleman,
who was a \ lain matter -ol laol man
and understood things as he saw them
"I'd like to see* von prove that.'
'Ksisily done sir, easily done. Ain't that
one?" laying his l'ork 011 liie iirst. 'Yes,
that's certain," said dad. "And
ain't that two?" pointing to the second,
'and don't one and two make, three?'
'Kerdlv,' said the lather, turning to the
old lady> w ho was in amazement at the
immense learning ol Jier son, ' really,
w ile this boy is a geuious and deserves
to he encouraged lor it. Here old lady
do you lake one i'owl and I'll take the 1
second, and John may have the third
{ ?i his learning , ;
Hmiiuj the seasonal b<^ig branch .
the following conversation ln hvctMi a \
young woman and her chevalier was 1
heard:
She? rW hy have I ho newspapers
been making so much tnss about iho
transit ol vcnusY Who .cares anything '
about it?
! !e?It is a matter ol great interest to
science; but you women neither know <
nor want to know anything of science* \
Your sex would not make a voyage to
the Sout h sea except to find out how ^
Venus might he dressed, I
She ?It'I rcmomber my mythology ,
aright Veuus don't wear anything in t
pauicular; and now I understand why t
1 h f * nwm liui'? l'? * ' '
- ,.v . ?* > v; J^WIIU Uir lO lOOK <1 Tj
her. Almost any man would go several ^
thousand miles Jto see a woman who e
had neglected to put on her clothes. ,
lie was silent, having manifestly c
received new lighten the subject. ^
'Girls,' said a worthy old lady to ?
her grandaughters, 'whencyer a fellow 1
pops the question, don't blush and
stare at your foot. Just throw your
arms round his neck, look him full in
the lace, and commence talking about ^
the furniture. Young fellows are j
mighty nervous sometimes. 1 lost t
several good chances by ^ultitig on y
airs before I caught your loud, dear
grandfather; hut 1 learned how to do ,
it alter a While,' .
What is the difference but ween a
fanner and a bottle of whiskey? One
husbands the corn and the other corns
the husbands
Why m the letter K like a pig's tail?
Because it's the litter end of pork.
Can a downright good fellow be an
upright man? The expes irncnt i*3
worih trying.
A little boy was lecently presented
with a toy trumpet* to which ho
became greatly attached. Quo night'
when he was about to be put in his
''little bed, and was ready to say his
prayes- he handed the trumpet to his
grandmother, saying:" Here, grandma
you blow while I pray "
A party of young men were out
serenading n few nights since. They j
sal 011 the pavement which had been J
recently paved with tar solution- Next y
morning the rear ol six pair ol pants y
do ted tlie walk, :uid iniuic is heard
no more around that cottageA
short creed of (Jen. Sherman
T believe that il people only act half
as well as '.hey know how Clod will
forgive the balance.'
An Knglish physician dureing a
lecture to a female audience on the
use ot alcoholic beverages asserted
that the" babies of Loudon are never
sober from their birth until they are
weaned
The diilercneo in natures was well
illustrated at the l>oslcn depot. Two
sisters nul, "<), my dear sistci!" said
oiiii exhausledly, as they embraced.
'You'ye been eating onions," said the
other, calmly ami fearlessly.
Spoakiu^ot'oxttavagaucc in dress,
writes Captain Crosstrce, 'themost exjiensivo
dressed man I eversaw was an
African chief on the gold coast. Ilis
wives liad annointed him thoroughly
with j?a!m oil, and then powdered him
/roin head to loot with gold dust.
You never saw in your hie a man gdt
up so 'utter regardless ol expense.'
A Connecticut gentleman leeently
introducing a newly-married man,
congratulated him warmly, and said;
{Ali, these Likdilield euunlv girls
make elevcr wivesj I've had three of
them. *
'Ot course we coulduT have hi"1
roaming around here and putting o"
Congressional airs,' says a Nevada
paper in explaining how a horse-thud
came to his end .
'I should have i?o objection,' said a
hoii-peckeii husband, *io my wife's
having the la*t word, il I could only
be assured thai it would be the* last.'
- <?? ?
"Never bet on a horse rare my sou.
It is wrong to bet, and, bosi les, the
horse that ought to win is likely, in
nine out ol ten eases to be jockeyed t<>
the rear. Do't bet at all, my son; but, it
you bet on the horses get ae<|u;hnted
with the riders hetore the contest, ami
see how the tiling is coming out."
A lady who was urging some f riends
to dinner felt disgusted when her
eight-year-old son came in ami saul,
'Mrs. Jones says she can't sj are no
bread;, ami Mrs/box ain't to home so
1 didn,t get any butter.' The liiends
thought they had belter dine elsewhere
and tlie lady thought so too,
but she taught that hoy that the way
ol the transgressor was hard.
An Irishman on hoard a ship was or
dered by one of the ollicers to go bei.
? i -
.ww aim leien ajug ol water just as tho
ship was about to sail. The man
hesitated logo, because, as lie. said
the vessel being about to sail, ho was
aii'aid lie should ho lelt behind.
At a trial in Auburn, Now York,
the other day, the eonnslo lor the government,
alter severely cross-examining
a witness, suddenly pat on a look of
severity, and exclaimed: ".WflAiqjritncss,
has not an cflort hoen ina<|^Ko induce
you to tell a dtlVerent stor?' "A dif!ei(Jilt
story Irom what I have told,
sir'." "Yes, sir; several people luu-o
tried to do So, bvt they coulden,t."
"Now, sir, 1 want you to tell me uppon
your oath who those two persons are.'
'Well,' said the witness 4<I guess
you've tried about as hard as any of
em."
Wanted.?This is one of an exchange's
letters lrom the people: -Mr.
ICditor? Will voii iili'nm! en"uii'..
u ? j' . w.-mv. vn ptit v w v gv it*
awyor or advertise in your paper wea,hcr
lean git a devorco in tins State.
lind it unposiblo to live longer with
ny wite. 1 hev bean married twiced
ind my God .*furgi\o mo lor taking
.be last one six months ago. She is lu
roa.is older an I anil deeeaved me by
iVaring fals hair an teetli, and a positive
tact her broth is so bad that it
ots the lala teatli. i/.zent that cause
uiough atorc eny coart. If you print
four anser mark it X V Z.dont print
uy name. Yours in hopes* The crops
s looking good saving we need raiu
>adly
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A Down East gentleman showed
jonsidcrable alarm the other evening
vhen he discovered that his wife had
oaned tho family Bible, When here- ?
,urned lrom the house where the Bide
was, he brought with him $1,000,
vhich ho had placed in it forcafo
ceeping,