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Vault» Vl- m lam ud when [round on“. Aittteettotue, Alina -tted. ’ Anglo Ammo-n new. A!',l'iPlldl',tl UTAOI OIIIOI, Il- _ "IMI. Ounce. The TIN. and Du mil than " " plied Mani-m hon m Mu Anna. Excellent Illblh. “I 'RtttWttlee and». Ohm nodu- unlit". Tttduke ts - “I m vary but of mu. lama in attoAttqt, St. “ooh. new. uw, WEAVII. 22'l'tytid not. Ivory ”and: on for hull-n. um, and modulo Subb- ud mu- tm Bunion. 591- no. l j mm am hi "tiCEaiGiTii, 'oi. new NJ. tro' locale- " than u the "Iii,' tad Mum-daun- tirgf an In" P" Tar-A " I m. and on by t no . Mt.- It A J 4411, Proprmor tip he! Bum “mural. Pae Proprmor mid any G; ,1ltt'a'1'g"'t') an un- mnntonh Albion. In on tr person] than» to up“. ttttttttrt- of therma- m I. tttteste mum ttpod Mn du " m ligt " run. _ - _ -. . FORM“ 0.10.“. MM [All Much, I I 3|»qu he. tho Mn ”not. Jacob B. Rooe, ANUPhCT0tuMtuluo" end Shoot. on": donoripuon. A In” Stock of u C 'dit' “my on human. " "er " 854 ROVOI’O non-o BNII of Yet! “I In... Show. Conan. I‘m: ttla" mum‘s:- Glow: wan. magma. Liqueur“ n .tteutlr. all". . maul‘w him-l, Mttto AIL! TAILOR Um RM‘I'HOM. Kin; 8m. Wnuloom U now. I'm: din-“mi aGiaiiia iii manual. mu. Rn." tin, Prom-h- tetm . . ANNE! , MANUFACTURIR omttm. T If: ChH"aLtmtlhMiutet 81:11. - Bol'gl'.1'l'l' R, In. venom“ u an [tom out. m. It. ”with. You. mm“. Mil. . "I- r . a. nuw sun. m', DIALIR, WOIBIOO "In“, 011m. Pr A large Stock an». nanny): Unrl'u-Il Au "II'. I?1,'llA"lt.1'td BARBIE “a HAIR 7 CUTTIIJQQdI " Md " mu.»- ICINBID Att0St0tt"lt, hr tin County L71ill'l,ll,t Quagdlgn Block, Dunn. John Wanna. Lions” Ana-riots“. for wmnqo Gunny. nd anon! tl Want“ 9yttarkrs. It'll. spun lamb ra Oct-n tum-M". I ' D- tumult, Pled Of MARRIAGI LIOINBII. Won treet Ion“. Ohmic. Don. a 37mm. __ BARN!!!“ a AHORNIYB, Solicitors In chum. I... Mulch, on. P. J. Gm & Bro,, (mu. VII-I‘ll... th um ATTORNEYS und OOUNSELLORS M LAW, Solicitor. In Bmkrnpmy. Nn. taries Public 5nd Contain-anon I'm nonr- nl am». No. no Baum”. Now York. Room th-Sod thter. p. l. mu. 1 w. w. “on. NTU, rm "UiihGrGii, 3.1T Mound.» mun. _ ---_ BNgNI'lugth'r?t 30L")!- 'ron ttt tt OIIY. Quay-near. O... h... 'itett.tttptutttrt.. rBe,e,ty,et. fira'ttgt b... M. , Wan-loo. mum on mm"... mm. Ola "r-r- a “mam! _ alumn- OI” "r.-- “In“. Wod- I “an. - NB ttt GEAROIIY. Cohan-war. O... U... 'tttttatt 'Oourln. St 0.00 on ala; 3mm ttearly op- po- n Amrhu Hotel. Berlin, “any, me. "tr-.' IWdli21"i', and anon-n-Llw. Solicitor. In Chum), NoW-,ho., "Halli". th W. ' (moo-hum Thttdttto, June- 8trttt, now, ”who Mum. I. "mu. I. mun-I. tr, A. my... [In-Elton. 30M. 1, mM. Mt-. Bunmna. Mum” u LG, mum" lit chum. Connynncon, to. Olloo on tttll My squall. m Dun-Mu mun. clu. A. nun“. no. I. mt." 0th. “not an. tgim Mr.. A it teutiod." - ___- ___ ._- "e"'""'. Omen :-M the Ole. of tire County 0mm: Ammo .ud Clot: of tho Peak, Conn Bonn, 'alt and In the tate Ole. or Bdwlly b Audra". King 8mm. Ber. lin. 649 1599-33 hftqafetttan& Coluuhbnn. John E. Rom, LL. 3., BARRISTBR and ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bohchm in Chunoory, Not", "ta, Md Convoyonoor. . Orrirm-. " to. King Strut Rut, over Victim: Book Room, Toronto, luc‘ M, tto. Jtotwtt P. BRIAnLouu and Man mt. Toronto. , w. H. BOWLBY, QQUNTY ATTORNEY, N. Gordon humour. LL. iid cm for Inning In"... “0.an Trauma”: oitits, Own Home. Bulk. ttoitatltrarttiiir, sononon u. ' as. ore-NN door sum ohm tu?. lt? 2f the his; ii,; tie- Gitr W Am Kaul, BIADY. Prom On! Ont. iigcG'ia"GTairi'sii 'd,tttd and Business Directory, Chrlluln A, um Henry Fordhnnd, Chlpholm a Lulu. Charles Stanton, Ludwlc Jacobs, RouiifllTHouE Gone-u Hon”. AndNW amt Durand a Philip, noun Hon-C Albion Hotel. J. K. hick. W. D. In", PuprMor. I. W. Dunn, Promeor. ii/CL/ft-ii-ii-if/dd,' 'dsrikitid,h:rikirnsmucr MORNING, AUGUST G, 1868. .a w. BAttlt. Mt-. remedy for Maximum. Noumlgin. Rumm- Hend- neho. 1ttthumttonis Baruch Con. tmetrt Joint. attd Intel». lui.' ful bedlittga, Guile-ido- of tha Flatt, 81mins Front Bites, Wuhan! in the Back, Pain. in the Side or Brent. and ttll din- - causal by Coir or Expo- ' Inn. Tabb-d in Bll Dawn- in tho laid thotles. C. G. TISDALE. Wlurloo. Much It, 1868. 685-. l ire Insurgoe Compa’y IOCIS SPRINGER. President. C. I. TAYLOR. Susana. . JOHN SHUE. T Inner. J'RIMIAH HUGHES, bureau “d Gan-ml “an. M6-. DIVISION COURT! HEAD OFFICE: WATEBLOO VILLAGE. OM. PAIN PAIN T. no“ oaobrmodrhln Pun ill iGdGiiG of 'huitrt, Wellington, Guy And Bruce. " will to found an "ipihyst Ind lmmodlltc Tim and-ruined hu tho lxolmwo mine trtitnutattture In! no" Juk- oqu'goolobmog Pnln mm: an 000ml" u . h tbe mm ttt tm',",tt,h, " object. wand am no In 3mm m olng so by m. " no at u . "an!” tbr the hum. i't?lri', Son and - mom!" or Ion-nu '1 but on tho pro-bu for mullm. ALLAN HOFFMAN. Wanna, Much Mb. 1007. . 519... Al", Genoa! Suw- Ollen. Anna, Ont. TM. u Itrst elm Kohl for the travel- Ine .tr.rtttttnttrty. The Bar is supplied with the hen oI‘Liquon. Good “1an. and careful Homo" In attendance. Charges. Moderate. WA'runLoo. A LLAN HOFFMAN, Proprietor. Anglo American Hotel, Cllge, ot Motto Smut and Mute“ mama-amen, C, W. KPOmnlbur m Cu- lnd Dom. ( BOW M AN’S HOTEL COMMERCIAL HOTEL, WA’I'IBLOO, ONT. TI' undomgnnd, havinglunuod an Inn- mnou of the the" MI known Hotel, would Announce to bu nanny Mandi tnd the pun! while am no In an all than prepared to mm mum Ind emu-min than to the beet ofhll sunny. - _ -- .. Mal Exchange Hotel. am: " T, riolon Blmirt. ll In“ ',,,'dl%,ta' In travptietrst tal mammal: u mum!" Homer! . In “lam de. Choice Lutuom, Gian. to. Charges moduma. . Queen‘s Arms Hotel. At” alum. smut cums. Gun. Alln Ohmic. Huey “Minion to tho mum of 'ild mulling community. Liquors tttttte choke.“ quilt]. Mum!" header: " I“. on Mad. .. .. .. . AND amoral Stun Bonn. Harri-um, httttela. Chou-o Liquorn. Choice (Jinn. Ind an uni-II" Haul" ulwnvl on but d. A, ll, Mums, Proprietor. D OAlPlILL, Proprluor, Dundu, Ont. . Thin In theottty nut-clan home In To". Onnlm run to sud from tll tho mm. 056 Rochester House, N0. 2t), Front Sun. Toronto, Ont. Moll oonvenionlly aim-ml in ttte business tage, City. Ind adjacent n. the KR. potund " tttt Bout Lnndinp. Chum: moans". BOARD or DIRECTORS , lou- Smun, 1?. P.. Want-loo. Jon B. Elton. " lacuna KILL“. " R. P. J. hot-on. an“... he" I. In. Prawn. Warn Gun-roan. Ate. JOIN “will. Nina-mm". d. W. WALD", H.D.. Wollodoy Vllltco Wu. m. I moo. Wall-Icy Ton-hip. Pun Mun. Ill-in. I. . new“, tt. P., M. ’IOObI. I an sun“. Warm» Ton-hip. Jain I. Dov-u. " an” Dorm. " Mon. Ila". " Tho Waterloo County Mutual Business Directory. thriNert it ACKSON tl erkle‘: Hotel, Crown Hotel. Elgin House, Arr" was. In: a Jon-mu, Ptrrprutor, B. McCuonn, Proprietor Round“ INC 0 no 1, 1 i Rolf. "In", Proprietor W. b. Roman, Hunger. . W. Mover, Ed1tor and Publi-hglf. U Chart Wacky , Baud for the Wm.“ “than. now with? cited lut- od t'.trtr,f, the Weston cninuull. Torn... . per Aottttttt. Specimnoo in “at free. anukemrou, on»: out.“ In». and when, will ttnd It to tholr intu- "t (a Idnnlu In the “on ”you. JOHN CAMERON, Editor Ind Publisher. London. tttttc T'",' 'tttdtrairsed in much plenum In nu- ' nonulng to the inhntritaitta of Waterloo nd annual"; coming», that he bu opus“ . Shop. when wlll be kept con-untly on build all than of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL- LIBY, *e.,htt. Also u lug. mortal-mo! Album, Ply... Glut holdcu, Palm-cry, to. 3324mm a all um]. 'ttste on the ' on no“... and “when“ was“. It? A "ti mpoodully 'lofl,rdr. B. ROWAN. _ Waterloo, April on, me. ass-1L DI YOU WANT TEE LATEST News? Thu nub-Nib. for the Leno: Erie nu Ann-run. an manual. dupe-t. live-t pot in Cumin. 80.00 per Innllm or 81.51)” qua". puynblo in dance. Thu iitutta)irrettsk, nation ad [Instill new! from fMrgtp . 08 DO YOU ANT TEE BEST mid Cheapest Wacky , Baud for the mu- m . 'r. iiGGriiotiii __ offloe of this asvciliijiiii,?lttiiti.i New Jewellery Shop hoopla Radon, I D, But-[99m R It, Balm“: Dunn, ttD Oondcook. . Loud Richmond. It b, Derby u... B J [on A thr., Shorbrook. P 0., Sol. Pro. than. Henry Thompcon * thr., Icahn], 'l,1'fd'iu' Agents. April Ind; 1888, my m we mu proxemonnl eundln of Dr. Colby of Sundae“. one of the .l‘t “a but 'plGi'iii'i end to the excellent qunlltlu of m. " "ii'iFi."b'i7thi"vi “a TONIC mus: which we hue and la our pratstltse,Und high lt A rave. . J yam-on, It D, Dnnlmn, 0 It. O I Cotton, I D, Coven-ville. Ohu Brown I D, Cawennllle. B S router, k D, Bronze. J 0 Butler, I D, Waterloo. John Erskine, l D Weurloo. Norm-n Cleveland, M D, Berneton. tt Jenklne, I D, Hunted. O W Cowlee, M D Sauteed. {owl My; y ihiTia7iii'. - "e -- --_-- --," ---_-.- -"‘""t _ Ann . Info “a reliable "Indy for on an. “no of tho Ilomooh. Lin: ond Bowolo. ‘1'th no 'lu',','),',',", Sodlqlho, pthy hlfh oonndlng to moat-II from Inoglnory pool. . but no tho malt of forty you: liporlohoo of o ant-elm phulclon, m: tholr 'itmordlairr Inooou lo duo to tho Mt that thoy unim- ox- netly their nuns. Tho forthutd' frodt which thoy In mowed, io berod on mum, Month nu principloo ond hos received tho It/teh', hpprohotlon of tho medical prohulonh hey dtr' not profou to be A cure on, but for oll (linu- II 'l,t,ftf, from my '"gt'Tg"'g,', of tho Sto- quh, L "r, and Boron, oy {hrnilh on ir/ footuol romodl. We hon In our pouooolono "or ono huh rod tutlmonlolo from phyllolono, who hon mod them in thoir proctloo, nn‘d, hl‘hly opprnvo of them, omen; which no the ol owing} . . _ Tho uiijeglet phylum" chin-fully cer- gfz to lb: " . 1trdt.sulottqetutCt Dr. Photograph Gallery! DR. COLBY's ANTI-008T“) Mil) 1'0ch PILLS They wtrald also take this opportunity of informing the public. that they haw iutst completed their now MOULDING all",', Ind an now prepared to furnish All kinds ol’Ou-{lnguo such an may fuvour them with-noun. All kinds nl "pulling dun. promptly. They mm with atrial. unen- tion to hullnno, may wlll retain a good nhm or puhlic patronage. ' A, Z. DETWILER a CO. Elmin Arse. Mth, 1807. 60.5- Foundry ! THE Sulucrlhcn would roppeclfully in. form Iuir, friends and tho public in A form he“? "iiiiniiraiiiC'i'iiii'/d, Tn general. thu may are now manufncturing, ttt Elmirn. all kinda of Agriealturrrl Imple- monln, Inch " THRASHING MACHINES I I superior Photographs shouldrcnll upo'ii the nub-armor who has purchuod tho above Glliwy nnd ll now prerund tiltin- ply all the hues: noVeltiu In oitttt,rr Alto issnet Cord, out: a M, ' on poncsum “owns. ' dral‘. STEEL and CAST-IRON PLOUGHS, Cultigtorr. Drug Saws, Straw Cumn, to” u. 'FHOSR who are deniroun of procuring nnnnrim- Phnlnannh- alum” an" unnn Afl'urdhtg as thin Gnllary do" better fuel- lities than any in thin part of tho country. Ind liming the largest. and but arr-and light In the Dominion. all 1t,t',el"g'. him can rely upon having their 0 Cr! en- cuted in the highest style Ind excellence of the nrt. ft Smnll picture: enlarged tolif‘o nine. - nitlnulnr attention p-id to Children and family group:. JAMES H. RUGERS' AN immenwly lama Mock cflhc new"! . and Iain! 'style. of " W SPRING HATS of every ducripnon. Don’t forget Eli-Plano. Opposite the English Cathe- They would no“ the attention ofthe pub- lie tn their . “mummy Bruin Separator I And also to their IMPROVED PITT’S EA‘I‘ENI: HPYSR .. POWER STEEL Plouxhs. 'te., te.. all of: MHZ-n nrQVkVOB-(gl; hed., or will_bc furnined Ill .hott notice. AMERICAN HOUSE, BERLIN, a " - ONTARIO. 100 King Street Enn. TORONTO, ONTARIO. NEW HATS! IN WATERLOO. We E. h 8. 8. Haydor‘: Grin! Mill. Imprpyed Farm Property. ' '7' -r"" ll, E. MOORE, BerIin,20h March-1868. (HI March 10th, 1868. MONEY To CtffFt7," Apiuttt Business Directory. The Oh tario P. STEWART MacGACHhN, Bumln, Waterloo VIII-go. ELM] MA ALL It!“ " tth " BM-- tiN6-- A thrsat man neglects little things not on account. of " greatness, butof his lit.. let" _N9thipg in too little for the "(and "-------------, Sl'Unalon‘l 8trctmss.--The Rev. Math. " Hole Smith any. that the elements of Spurgeon'l mecca» are his wonderful voice, his executive ability, his devotional spirit, his mailing preeernnoe, his trust in God, and " remernble power in pmver. One of the peculiar featumof the working of his church in, that its member: go but a. man; the lowly and matched, the 13ot5r and Violette, and not only give Christian counsel, but also contribute to their bodily necessities, than creating I hand of Iona be. tween them: in anything but a fancy of a calculation. It in , matter of moral jud ment nndduty. as high as any duty that 1'll,' itself between you and the face of God. Al to Ishmael. he gate menial out of spite. There have been a good many men who have mamed out of rebound ofpnuion. ot whom this is typietd instance. It in not the ttnrt time tlnt I man bu foreworn his own good out of upita to somebody else. “an Wan Buonu‘e Anne: To Youno hies.-.it in on old proverb that a man ll what " wife will let him be, and old but: was a wise man when humid, “Don't go .among the Conlnnltes to get a wife) Cannon pawn days is everywhere. " "any hom. when there In! been no fktnily prayer, where mammon is God-- wherever there in n goodleu household, there is the land of Canaan. A man that mania a good wife has very little more to All: ofthe Lord till he dies. A good wife " - It, .:__ o_..r " ' . . . is a tttf, from the Lord, LU"dc, are very few banning that he gives, now or hammer, that are comparubh wit. And marriage in a clung not hoodleaaly to be malted into, but slowly and discreetly. It --- -""""'"-et-"r" W‘ Drain; her wenknul. Her evil behavior, And l-ing, with macho“! Her mu to her Sulorl Spurned iyiGi"Get'y, Cold inhumanity .. Burning inuu th' Into har regt,- . ', Gran Mr bundl human. A: if paying dumbly, Our her rout! noon-s mm: or 31033 1:150: “hubs C idly , Bum!) too Ii Ir, Deeontlip- kin Ina-" ABroom 9nd iiiiit, them, n Mr on! t ttt: swing minnow» , s'rrv,truu, luring F .‘I'hrongh muddy Impurity, $3.th tlttt dtrit.ie _ tu, ar, Bagpuing 'tztd'oif (hunky. Ptryl11t)rltrepri .~.. Lrok n Ur gnribenu airtgittg like oenmenu; Whilst 0. vs", con-null: Drip. from her Nothing, Take her up inn-nth, Loving not loathing- TAR. het up unduly, Lift her up with one, Fuhlonegl " unduly, Young And.» run Even God's [Dividing Seeming cur-aged. So In in the river, With many u light Prom w‘ndow And casement, Grom [unit to buomont. EL- -A___I _ I-- Silterly, broIherly, "',flgt motherly, Feelings d changed; Love by harsh evidence. Thrown from it: eminence; 0m {he built}? it, Picture Iyltlnk. of It, Diuolnu nib? -- -, Lm, m it, drink of it Then, "you on! __ -fG1/iiiiGTiiiri'Cs' her, All that remain: or her. AIM for the may ii? christian clarity Under the Inn! Oh! it w" pitiful? New I who]. city tall, Homo Ibo Md none. sm'moa, aiGiiriii,ut nonunion by night. One more unfortunuo Touch her not scornfully, Think of he: mournfuly; “a"? an? hum-"IL Loop ttp'heRremu, Eacnped from the comb, Hefty tubal-I) "on”; tho wu heir Mother? Had she u liner? HM) uh. nbrothor? Orr" there o donor on. The. blerk wind of March 1hul her tremble ttttd shiver, Bat not the dnrk arch, Or the flowitpg river; Made from life’s hiltory, Glad to denth’l mystery Swift to be hurled Anywhen; iirwher, Out of the world! In the plunged boldly,‘ No mutu- how coldly Th5 rough Eh", met- Downed! Drowned-Hamlet - Wen? ofbrenth, thly mfonlmo. -. Gone tst her denhl Wi thou poor 117 "ot hen all“ In 'llu'l'l, Still, and A Giird oni Yet, than all other? When the-1591p: gulnr Take her up tenderly, Litt hnr with cum; Fashioned " llenderly, (pun; and " “In Nuke no deep Icruuny Into her muting, Rub and undnti ul; Pot nll diuhonor, Death ha left on her Only aha handful. Whilst ngtrd,iy'tr"se" Where wu her home sun forall 'lip' of hen- “no” pf Eve'l fttttilr-: ifGOhGrTVitiia't. gang.- Runs, ritin, and rithmetie nro gratin. stitutiotP--tspeeialy rithmetic. We have seen about 000 000'049 times a statement of the room Equine] to bury all the lus. man beings that have lived on earth. En. timatee mtg eorttideralrl.v; one computer was sure t at all the earth had been d lg over at six times for graves; another would contract to put the entire human famtly, put and present, into ten thousand square miles giving each om, a private box. Latest of all comet a figurar who tsaleulates_thut the earth has never known more than sixty thousand millio a ofpeople; that he plant the whole crow} in a cemetery of three thousand six hundred equnre miles, not one to be put more than six feet deep. We do not amount to much after death l but when it is proved by theinoontrovertible lawn of ,math'omltiee that one can cram] all the prlde, raw”. lust, beauty, and ambition of the no . from the days of Adam} into two. thlrde of the State of Connecticut, we can- not but ted our ituignilieatsee. Never lay . stumbling-block In Jhe wary of a min who in trying to udvnnoe himse f in the world honestly and uprightl.r,fot he is likely to walk over it and hush at you tuUrwrtrri, . The Milky Way forms the grandest feature of the firtmumme It completely encirclee the whole fabric of the skies, and send: its light down upon us. according to the heat obeervntione, from eighteen million of nuns. These are planted at, variOue distancea. too remote to be more ithau' feehly undemsoml; but their light, the medium of measurement, requires for ia tra'milt to our earth, periods rang: ing from ten' to (thousand yeare Such is the sum of thé two great truths revealed to us by the two Herschel-ho,' with n zeal which no olnfaytelN (taunt, have explored every part of the prodigious circle. Sir William Herschel, after accomplishing his famouu rectlon, belieVed that he had gnaged the Milky Way to its lowest depth, ',rdflrrnitrr, that he could follow a cluster of stain with his telescope, con-tructed expresaly for ti.,','".,','.'),?,".?; as fat back as would reqillre 3,3 0,000 yearelor the transmission ofite light. But presumptuous an it may seem, we must be permitted to doubt this assertion. " the name telescope u the-5am master hand was not tutffiuisnb " powerful to resolve even the nebula! in Orion, Noe must we forget that light, our only clue to those uueenrchuble regions, expand- and decomposes in in Wren; rind coming from a point no remote. its ladiant waves would be diepemed in space. Thus the ttslut:tion ie forced upon us that naw clusters and system: whose beaming light will never reach our earth,stil)throng beyond, and that though it is permitted to man to behold the imrnenaity.he shall never see the bounds of the creation. Again“. all such activity as this (which u M misshapen as it is foolish and worth. less) I Warn you. You are not called upon to be active merely for the mke of being aet.ies Mar}: ncllvity is not usefulness. The culinr temfiney of our day is to "/e'd'aCitl',.' Such when has in it much of blessing, if to this be added a win pre- paration. If the soul be truly npirituahnd than is this a tttost acapiciou: age in w hich we live. There isnlways something that they hare IO do, and by doing that universal some- thing they might hit the right something. There in With them no deep communion with God; no realm of invisible truth; no .hm over which thee came clothed with fresh punt; no real religious sympathy; no depth of feeling. Their well is empty, and tiny have nothing to draw from it with, If it had any water in it. Restless are they and lovers of excitemenL A kind of, dry inspiration they sometimes have, akind of fituukial oomseieura, Too often to this is joined a secret inspiration of pride, of vani- trot love of name and influence, They shrink from real life, from Christian self- denial; from unseen work, from wise ndap- tion of means to the ends to be gained. ' I have seen‘men gut bad nearly the same sort of activity, w o were grent in little thiugr, who new full of new. plans; full of new thoughuand projects; who run av bout hither and thither continually; and in the end are nothing but busybodiaa and blusterem. Whnt do they dot Wlnt do they amount tof A thousand ofthem would not mayo a man. Straw thrice thrashed It in one of the'clmracteristics of novels hi represent husybodieeiu other menu mat. tera, and it is' also one of the strongest lie, init criticism: to point at. men that ate etern- ally Littering, not as bees in the Lord's garden, gathering honor but an flim, in the Lord'e house. annoying everybody, and style tboth husybckliel. Theirs is an acti. vity that seems scarcely leis than impenin enh Ever full of buzzing, ever full otale only. men settle down upon your ear and are brushed nit-5y, only to settle upon your face, bringing you nothing and carrying a- way nothing. They awake you if you Ilumher. they poster you it you read, they perpetually torment you, and not the less became they are no iturigm'tietutt. In the, heatofeummer what in more nimble than any? When every other thing seems to droop under the beat, and to become law den and lethargic, then they triumph in the mid of an amazing nimbleneu and aetwi. ty, Rev. Aerrs Ward" Beecher recently preached a _ man before the Young Men's Christ'an {minim of Brooklyn. In it he draws: central between true and toisguidedodigioa zeal, in the following caustic luxury: It nee-m to me that tint: an a very th er Imrlmtion ttttha ;Y0}In Men's Christian Association ojs,e, Inf: 'Oo tarry until the lloly was Ind brings you ponjgu- frqm an arm 1'! a rash and wasteful “paradigm of activity; then In such p thing " coming into the service of the Lord, tlt into the service of mun, in such an unprepared state N that we squander rather than accumulate success. tdesire to nnpresa this thought upon you, that your power in all outward endeavor, in practical labor, will be in the ratio of your hidden lite. That u, your power to plan, to achieve, to think, to feel, to iutiuenee the minds of men depends upon the internal, the spiri~ tuul condition of you? souls. are théy, i,riiat lune germ had any whgal in them. Religious Buzzing NE WSPAPER. ". El) tutti tie; ‘lknows' nodding pout der tumbles, but their larger peer is {he worst ttutr bot '1 never um, all der vile} "u.st--s Did you we the sights of Ni York fr &rond-- ‘Nine: [know uoddm pout der sigh": dos, is all right, Idon’t can't tell you, but the par---' 'iiarcsveg, Hahn, who did the gonvenhon nominate P Second-v That u more at I don't can dell, but dare in tho wont lager peer in Ni York mt day don't have in any odor city in Ohio. That', the kind of man Tot 1 pr.' 1.t is only for imam that solitude can have churn". Giuswow. the " Fat Contributor" ofthe Cincinnau “not, come to this eity, with the famous Pendleton Escort. When they rotumod to Cincinnati, one of the Escort, of the Teutonic persuuion, was met at thr depot by a neighbor, -1 the following conversation occurred: First---' Veil, Hana. you pin to Ni York t' Seeond-u Yaw, I more ash pin there. I feels like pi, peen lo N, York tri dimer. Got in bimmels, vol peer they done have got.' First--' Van dere many beehlea in Ni York l' Seemsd..-, . What do'you as}, Mary.” ' Bhan. we are tbirtean,' . ' ' What“ Pi; uy,fnne?’ ' Whon‘ we are ten? ' ' What do you my, 8usaut' ' Whén'we are tis.' C At last she _ cgme to map, Lillie the youngest scholir in class. . Wet!, Lillie she said ' and how soon do you thiok We Indy give our hearts to ‘Just " sdon " we" feel thatwe are sinners,’ and know who God in,' and Lil- tia. . God?" " iris/aio/mn/ae said. ' how' soon mly we give our hearts to God, and bt- oome true Christina? 7 They didn't buyer,“ tred. That} she spiske, to them one ‘by cine. Turning to the o10ttt sp'ysltr in the Ieruis the tisked,--- T‘s: Beef 'i'rses,COjte day a udy. in tepcbi?‘ a chm: oflitthi girls in lSundny Scflob . _ _ Fran! Cons UP wmi -0h the mean- ness of men and the folly of husbands! Hereis n Parisian story to show how poor. ly a man comes oft in any contest with womankind. The other day a Parisian and his wife wentto Brussels. Tho tint thought of the lady was naturally to l isit the shops, especially those renowned for lace. She met with some marvellous bargains. and,as a mutter of course, re a glowing account of themto her 'lt,tC1,' and pmlriosed to smuggle some under bet dress. ' he hue hand, like husbands, resisted. It would he incurrin too great a risk. he said vehement- ly', the face would be found and eoniUrat. ed. he would not consent to the strange- lrnent. The lady :1ng that she should, like a good wife, goprithoat the lace. And so the ir started for Paris, rnonsieur well pleasanhst he had avoided this new ex travaganee. At the frontier they were met with the usual demand) ' Anything to de- clare? 'lhey said 'No.' It was enough, and they were allowed to proceed without further trouble. Now, here begins to - Itselfthe folly of men. The lady gnve her husband a look, and the husband began to foresee the hitter reproaches of his tender spouse. It was evident that he might have passed the lace without danger. She would certainly take her vengeance for the loss oi l her coveted prize in a good lecture. To avoid this horror, it became necessary to convince the wife that there Was really danger. She must be searched. Monsieur whispers to one of the customs’ officer, that he imagines the lady " his side has some lace hilderi'dxmt her person. She was immediately taken aside and in few mo- merits the "oirteer oftho customs returned, his face beaming with satisfaction. to in. form the gentleman. with profdsion of l thehlt that hNutppoiiu'ois me well fouitd- i ed.' h',',' isdy hnd at least 10,000 franos'i woith of lace hidden among the folds of ( her dress. , LABOR no Dxuolnc: 141mm; FOR " Darr.-1. Six desys mu thou labor, and dgallrlhy wfrrlt.. _ . A . 2 Six day's uhull work he done; bat on the sen-nth day that! aha” beta youn holy day, A Sabblth of re..t unto the Lord. 8. Bis day: shall thou work; but on the any“): day !hou cha!( may _ A. 4, Go to the am, Ihou sluggonl; consid- er her ways. and beyiae. 5. Which having no guide, {wank}, or ruler. providotb her man: in the mound. Magus-nu. “batik an hm C, 6.'%,wioe, wittqttmrike " rdF When wilt 1'S "rim out of PM! P"' t, He hemmed: poor that dent-ch with I slack God, but the Mid nfthe diligent tuaketh rich. P, 8. The sluggnrd will not plough by m- sou of the cold; lbefeforo shall he begin harvest, and have Milling, i). Lore not sleep. but ihou come to pov- erty: Open thine eyes, and thott shit be satisfied with bread I I . The desire of the slothfdlkilleth him, for his hand: refuse to labm . 12 . Seen than a man diligent in his bushes! he shall stand before Kings. 13. I Went by the field of tho slotbful, and by the vineyard of the mu: void of un- demanding; 16. Behold, this was hsiriylityofthy sister, Sodom: pride, fulnm of bread, and abundance of idleness; \an in bound in her daughters 17. last him that stole, steal no more; but rather let him labor. working with his hand: the thing that in good, that be my have to give to him that modem. 18. Study to be quiet, and to do your own halibut. and to work {with your own hands. ff we commmded you. 19. For even when we've" with you. this we commanded you, that it any man would not work, neuthcr should be eat. 20. Withai they hurl! to be i/le, Wan- dering about from house; and notonly idle but tamer: also, and busy-bodies [puking thing- which may ought not. ' 10. He that. loveth pleanyre shall boa poof (mini he that Ioreth Wine and ale aha" not be rich. . 14. Ana, lol it was all grown over with thorns, and nettle: hml covered the face thereof, and the stone wall thereof mu bro. eh down. 16. Then I saw, Ind counidered R well; I looked upon it, and received imstruc- tion. tt2.00, if paid M the and of the ye'ar Whole Short-sl- 656 Ho “ho worth! funshl.‘ “akin into poetic mainly IS no! “Ix", 1 has, like a f'leopairu, to i""'""‘ dor of this pentl'ct M 'lc" "In a drink, and the rumba» M fancy mnnenl arch brvdg'wz over me In Marriage is like A wk puma, mod "veer able to hear when there "tplenty ofmouee in it. Marriage is like a moth-trap- Mum get itttoit, and you are m knit. Qt rlh a wry slim chum-u fur gem"; mu. Mar"owe 1. like a raw lee of multmmn Barring,” red up cm Mon/u, ; thitry, ttit': tru-Klee, IIn Tuesday, and Larhtsd up an Weuhwmlny, Useful Advice. h ttnnteembtntal {was ehertook for his text, leed my lnn)lo t A plain farmer very quaimh remarked In Inn: on coming out "f Ylu- rhnrvln. ‘A very um! text air: but You rl, m}! "sket-arr, nut to put (I! hay Rn high 'tl, Hm rut-h that the lamb: tean't gm m u , A Law mm " SIM plus. ber-Y .n marrying, ems wanna} that her I'thm'w“ xillml'vzh n WWI wt! rfnnmn. - n ' ~illglllm. WWI-"f "plied thr In“. ' f " i, very mt I HmHgoXher r h. he ",muci: mm li'oh tp no a gm? husband/ At tt lute mi'Jtnry dinmr in Baltimore one the Vishnu proposed a toast, ' May the mun who lost one eye in the mrvk‘e of Ilia country newr see dashes: I ith the othur; but the prrson whose duty it mm tn run! the tonal, by omitting the word ' diary-f completely destroy ol the nentmmm. and calm-d much meru'ment by we blunder. Young man thy mother in thy beat earthly friend-cTho, world mly forget tha, thy mother never; the worldmuy persecute thee while livingmad when dud plant the ivy and the mghtahule of slander upon the gmsde" grave. but thr mother " love and chamh thee whlU living, and if the our-viva thee will weep for the. when (lend, such tears as "one but I moth. er knew- how to weep. L up thy mother. Alt"' some beautiful sconerf.’ In: tho Vluiv tor'g tinn remark, ' as I came to-d by the upper road.' l You will scenill all)": “u the reply, ' " you go back to morrow by the lower one.' A Gus-run 1hsr--S sportsman who, dunng' the 'hooting Ieuou, had gone to pm a Week with a friend in'tbe country, on the strength of u geneml invitation, soon found, by a gentle hint, that he would have dons better to wait fora special one. ‘I Specimens of Western ofllorf are rater stale; but here in a bit, related by a trust- worthy authority as authentic, which bu not been in print before: ' Whnr in Europe compared with America? Nowhnrl What in England? Nowhar! They cull England the minim» of the ten; but that make. the sex? The Mixsiuippl make- ic And all we've got to do in to turn the Niuiucppi into the Ma'mmoth Cue, and the Eugl'nh navy will be iyounderiug in the mud.' Town Lu.sr.--A little duke, 'PMN- cemly found lining on the amp of: full- iona'nlo house Sammy; crying pitifully, ' What's do mmor wid yet' ukod notion] woman. ' De mntter‘l ottutf-drtbUe tmb ble all over de house Fader am drunk --eoiur, am gone home wid eloa- broke de'lookin glnu wid do bmom.tietr- do bi/fr, got her eyes full ob kynn pg ' Md little Ned Anthony put a l mum a hull; foi goose gran-e. I put all on my tea for' white sugar. and it mull. mo na- nick. IK ting licked Ned‘s and got his mouthful ob mun-rd, Ind lie under do bed ahowlin. De kitten git her had in do milk-pot. and I cut her hand off to are do pitcher, nit) den I balm break do pine-of to git do head out, tnd do way I'll get litAad when mudder comm home for not ungde bed 'dire willbe u sim' Tur. lumen" (haul ~An excited in. disHunl of the Tammie [amnion rushed into the mayor's Mite at Baton Rang. and inquired for tlmt'woithy fund‘mnnry. Ha Irm- tol I by Tom B that tho may” was “bran-J to tbe ordinary] human iMrmity of occasionally eatingwmeshing. and thet+ fore gone tn his dinner, J . . ' What do you wiui' cfhim" inqéirod that iiipaule.rut1tier. , ' Innis-1' vanta Mister Hahn): to gif me oin bnpar tokill lt/og vat pin. me in to I." iii-wired the, Dulcbman. d Ah! you want an order of amniotic mod main: . Mom “not“ my " a "mtt.rintr'"arletititliii. menu: . ' t' t ' V. ' No, I (us-ant "an: no sinh tog. I rim ein baper to tell male killle |mp. His piles try «leg BO bad you nebber we. I kits ter hi1ertota, mi! I nut to lull him , ori gals mad hoof ' Olnfno» l m,’ laid Tom, ' you not aufhmify to . mowed with force ohm". r guinst the yrrriryytmri.,' . _ - - ' Main Got, not dut Uatavit [hunt I want te mare to git mt tone limo. to kill te tog. , mm: him to Innk- ke sin bap- so ven I kills te tog he can ni'rht go Inter to court and ttweBr against mi.' ' The dog may NP"'" your . t Nein, not te togtu mun votom to tog. You Itt,p'rl'krllt him-’ . What, kill the man" ' Nein. .15 tog; ‘und to run: Ill!" me for te priéo one pg, den l mat: ta law on my ids, ",iiiNs.tt,f'". , "s V ' ll, I new r unJersiand you,' and Tom, greatly minted at the Germ». and humor. oquy F imam on “humming the patience; h then you wtint,0? At a warrant to am“ the man who. 'l','r';lf'fee/ dog. ”that the n- imn! any not bile ybn.agnin ' t No, "no; no! ynu'kirt‘n our; ting-I pyt- ttul,' cried the fierrmttttyrto began to think Tom was" milking‘ mu of him. ' I dink: you wantlo make chomvnit/ l "ntstuto. ties, not chokes- _ I noun knoci u to“. bruiné out; And if do nine wont gifmo one taper for to do um, I haiku " bail.- out anyhow} . .' t , _ ' The mayor‘s bruins" ,' . ' Nia, te. log.” roared the "cued Ton- ton, and turned to have the 05a. but met It the door thehmyor, who hit! jut 'o- turnod hotp, MI dinner. F Thu! one" promptly gum him an oidorto execute an vicious animal. ' " te Ingl Look here. Ninth" Tom. you intake fools mit yourself py saying t van I mum- man. and toying man "001 um tog. wa you He you eon-ad be hanged, and the German deperud. AI he in lenvmglbe odiee,treemstmr- lered the ih'iivuttire Tom. ' All right now P inquired he. than all right; 1 oomrightodt" owner ofle mg und kill! an F ' ' What the owner?, tttkinitulrentvs W. Ho Innpw new: the splu- MW to n H n rule: 1ter,.e'if I 1lil' on