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‘ ’ . .' '2 . Y“'.mm’.~".2.1 \. ' ’ V is - .“ something It I-nI-Auonnlnplolmnwwbnt‘ t‘r ‘l‘uli Medinnlc‘e Firming Company ‘ '10!" 0| wuubcrlbm will In in hit own oft‘iI-Ivluitotown, wen rxmdln‘ly uno- ‘mmmry foI llll‘ III-xt two or tin-.m days. III IIwulfnl but minim-r “my he" at pro- lezi-t. He will. til any rat". bu in Ii much ‘ sent on luuid. we hearaomethlng over 200. bI-ttor Innition to semi-h lulu the laws l hiirrel-I best llay Inland III-wing. be- wlilcli regulate ntmmplieriml phenomen- ahlesnlnrgo quantity luring been diupoocd than my ol'lIiI predecessors iieurnr minute. of. And win-II Ilils observer of ours In uaintcd "T". on" we“, I.“ in“ up]. an by hundreds of emuljntors In all pqu of park "Mmmn “II-mu w” "Fund In “ Um civilized world We have some ground: ,Inkiug annliuon “name an Straits of for hoping that in tin: course of time our CM”. 11..., ‘1.” rowed by .gchm". _ knowledge of IItIiiosIIiIc-rie-il phenomena {mm xcwfuundhm]. will Indeed become a and that

l. In lll'lll"'i I- tell other “km 5" Fri“ L-‘u‘ and In I‘I‘l’llll tai‘uu ; HIHI.‘llIlIiiI,1'.l a ’ matter I»‘ nurse. Em.) I'nti‘u‘t‘ luv curl.

yawn IlI'iIl of larger or smaller dbomu

M cert ‘lll lea-Ans. niml- Lf Umunndl. i: din apoemd toldm. to he the duty of the (March. In» that limit-IngI

in LIN-ping pace with It~ I-ldrr bro! ‘I Iulvm~ In our rill-m. Illriv (rad!l Ili’iVN "WI 5‘ I“

I gimmitrmdr alumni. III-rims. I I ‘t'l up a llkt rulntli -i lutlillkl it. iiim :. .I‘Nl upon-«innwnu ill. .IIIII IlinlII-tn Ilultl‘

. . . . . , . I , THURSDAY. JAEIIARY 17. I367 M. “a In "um". 3.,qu sIuIIlIfi“! out... lil- IN“ I ’r “w l IIII.-t~.I n will} to auto Imi .-;I Ii .it Kpuiu tony. lliix \‘\ll *lul' ll iI an mil.

IIIUHICII i’. vmw. IhII m“. ‘ 0“. mm”. “ “In”. lnilll Imokmg and drinking and w‘t In t Lint» -—..i .Itm-ntwiaiu from p :teinal Iiiu] iiIatI-rnulI i, a- x“ “mum "m I", up“... “I .umwmum and hu'n‘d luww is :\lil\-I"l ' inning-Lillie Ml I“. “f “‘“‘l “m” “i ’ “I m" W'lt‘l‘l ll “"“N‘I'I‘IIW‘ 5“ I WWW! "m‘ 5"" "WV MI" I“ "“ t-uuimnn t: Iioltl. We Inuit know the lumen

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Im Inmcmwl‘. IL: 2"”. mmhI “mug hm Lam-um minute we treat mlrIIII-ee mm bltllllnll!\'ltlu:|ll and rum-II: Inoni 31ml: :I,,,I“IIIN,.‘,.,.I-°m .....«..-.I,.Iudt~m..“.3”... human"... and asIi.é mp,“ In “Hugo” l v, muvot ‘K‘no p.1on II more grin-nilI outpuimnir we mny exprrt. .IIII’l'led b. —itfo loo on'tu- mm”. "HIM, '60,. mm “Ie “mm, InIII“... certain dav lo “ land hiui n hand.“ (in . m “I. lw'm 0‘ t'u‘l’ all“ hum“ “m mm" d“: "'Wl-V “‘“fl‘ml l" u" ‘1““"“”“‘"‘“““mum" linkv toreturncotiiuuiuieutionltliiii III-I-IIIIIIIu-d the d:l)' "aimith iiltccu or l\b'-‘ill\ Iici'fiilmw 0‘ LI my . . - “I? crawl] m n“. warding hm"? "r we mm.“ ' Cum" “in “Al ) .hi‘" m H n . I 7‘ :I _I II. Uftrn'wlltn. smoking no would n\l(ll.lli- llIl' 'llldl-H‘rt‘sllt‘h‘ and gay to the verge of I- .n . “I _l l "u 1‘“ 1'~ ‘HsI-II. "1| \ “Jana won. int... now could .1 IiiIuIII.IIIun-—tliin .oI-t ofliftuwuh iu obn-Iun-i

“f’ U" " "‘Ii‘i- ""‘- gm“ thorn :\ p-H'M‘tmo r in be“ pro .I-c': ll"ll it not a gfk‘nlfl‘,Iyllcllllil'llllilllfl effect: upon America in illl 'l"'““r “Pd " “w 54“” "l ,‘fllls‘f‘l- l“, I liflglund‘n Quccn In». . sn.l l-‘ilJll I rm. i‘Ii'eiIr. it quite too common. \‘crily. it might Inn cvcnili': tt fv-w ot the llvlzllllul'lug‘ l I-- . pert ht." more then the lilnizof IIczircn .'" Ipropcrly be told that pnrticn have no i-Ioriil

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II' we were risked on what subject have men made the greatest number of

IN! drop in. and the hard day's work i-, culled by u d -e of l-Ingvr or siiortvrctul— ll

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.\-i «rt-r: oiio gives lrniizw, got-i. to them. And then tlio tlt‘ nt‘ fullinz lrolit‘f. 'l-‘ d were tor ii hint; tiiiiu to tlioconutr- p. Iplu hi this lelanti‘r what IMIIII mid eveningr pa'rticl are to (Iii-I more refine-l circles 0L towns and chic ‘ ’I‘iie ostensible busiuo‘s of the (withering-1 “"51" full the. pity-e of limit“ )IiIi—iII-l variably blue in tin-mt» d vrarly spun and wort-u by cvui‘g~ .u'mer‘i I‘auiii ' 1 Bill. hostile: thiQ. there were done at th» socittl Irathcritnrs. nine-tenth" of tlio I-nurt-i log and flirting but the Lids and Inn-it‘s til those times w (:11: guilty of. Mzuiy ll. happy marriage hm «pi‘ung up from on :Icqnomt— anon first. lllzlllu at at billing i'rulie. .h we! mid below, the cloth Iiuiuulncturrd by the ‘- mors‘ wives and daughters was foiled- ".y band at ll :49 I'rnlics. TM in thc way in which it. mu tloiio. A long qiid strong tnhlo of rough bonrdi, firmly bruccd, was erected in the largest room that. the liUch combined. The web being unrollt'tl. and tho cIids sowed together. it wnslziiil ou Ibis table like on c dlcss chain. It. “all been previouslj soaked in Witter ior 5 one limo. The boy uu‘l ' '—‘.bcrc wort: no IL' Indies in limso . ,s—sniigcd Lin-m- . ‘ ll, of the table. unzl p't Till the clot {wot-dial , forwards art-ms the boat. .It iii ‘ \lllt‘ llllii' shoving it along on one ELI ~ it. irds the top, and limit: opposite towai is the bottom of the- rude. witliu strung solo on of soap. As tli “his pretty li'll'tl work there 2. Ire genet- .nlly rclziys of bunch, one ready in take its turn when the other was tired. The young mvu 5‘ eivctl tli." gallantry by olfariug to rrl vc their l'nir cuquIuio. '; :uid :i III'I-tty girl might lll‘. St't'ii shyly offer- iug to tzike it young man‘s place—tint licr lover‘s. you may ll"]il!llll—\\'ll() I done what she considered a, Inir Sl'lflll' of the work.- 'I’l is work \vmit on merrily with song, and laugh 'uid jest. 'I‘lio nicrri~ nil'lih might not In to been v

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rcliiIt-d. but it u . for the moist. part, pure. and lit-arty. .1 bush who were not ut the board. were. not hyiiuy menus idle. Every chair and bench in the house had its burden of loving couplefi. whispering the tt-Iider nothings Illilt linrc such a charm on young tolks all the world over. The scarcity ot scum rendered it necessary for tho young;

mow . for Ll ‘ driiiiknr-l to live u . Ili'IiiLiiivv as it h- . \ mun. , 5 , “ l Iiur iIu~ in own up uuokiug Hm“ I ‘

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At. intervals llic cloth wnn wctt Ill

ll. .'l‘li.-,uwii.-ii be unrit tiiii own mucky truth win

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'inul.l In. more feeling foi IiII‘Ile'Ili‘ulIkili' and how. be indeed. I (an It's-.‘MIIy :Idvoc. tr total ab- I siiiieuii-I- f thinking while I nui intend-mute in hliittkll

.....___.......———._——. CANADIAN NEWS. The (ii-and 'l‘runk lluilwny (‘oiupmy have in In mu: o‘crcctiuil a new trviglit house. a i.‘ Nilllllt‘dil oi' the passenger dcput. Its sili'lS tire to bc 30.) by 40 let-t; Iind its. in in come-«Intuit upon the inconvenient lllx’lillll‘l. . n llli‘ Iic.irt of the ci ' Iit \vliiclil the old freight-house iv siiuntcd-——J.amlon Free I’rcxs. 'I‘iI‘rc war Ii licnvy snow—storm Iii Toronto on Suiulav, lice. l‘illl. With the cu-cption of Ii spiiiik big in November, this is the first unow tliore lliia winter. A Plil‘ll‘Il‘.\Ill.B lli‘stxcssl—Tiio returns of tlit- cu~ionis dcpnrtiiiciit ol'tlio government for In"? rliow ill“ at itcvcriil ports ol‘i-ulry, hiin cs tire mid to otll ‘liil‘ where very little business is mnt‘. nnd tout the expenses cvcced the collections iii tiiuiy illsizlnt‘t‘i. At some of Ike ports there i been no collections uiadc. At Snlt Ste .\tiric. although the place has been R free port for R. numbcr of you." $1.030 subtry for the year was paid to the lI-cior. mid {$5110 each to two landing “'uili‘l‘fl. At Snugcou. tbc rt-turns ebow $5M) pziid till I snliII-y to eol‘ - -tor, and E‘VIJU amount of ‘t-ullcclious.— 'sliy .'l|Il'l)l'(l(l?. I CHEAT \l’I.I.t..—tiii II‘iI-l-iy last the largest [lowing well in or iicui 'ol‘ni commenced in Ilow. iii the rate of :I‘m t so.) barrels pur t The well In siltldtt'd mi Int ll. Illll Con. . .sion ot'iliiatoworli is ,:1\‘0 l'uL-t tlcep t'Ioiii tlio xiii-tiicc. 21H) ii-t-I In the rack. win: it iin‘. - out 10') fuel. the depth ot'tlu- i jlority of It in this vicinity; and i.- owuct by the ‘ North rii Uii Coiin iy. offit. t‘iitiierinca. I When the vein unis struck 'rmu which the lluw (proceeds, Ilicrc wns no m in: tit bond to save the precinct fluid. xiinl n ‘idcrublcquantity was lost. until at lust it flu-nicdn perfect rrcck of oil. Ii'Iout 10’) yards in length by 12 in width. and from 1‘. to it t't-ct dot-p. where. on siiiidny lost. it I-Iiil and NIH 'pisptictml by linndrciiii from our viil Igu. 'l‘iit-rc tins lu-cn so much ttilk uhuut big flowing well: ltitcly. whit-Ii turu‘ ctl out so much less tliuu ill. Ilrst stated, that we litid some doubt about lllt' truth of the above until we li.ul S"t‘.‘| for llul'null‘t'i. We .itivc seen and belie-uni. ti: the tank. which was constructed as soon after the atrikc an

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men to accommo: to their sweet-licorls with II. stint on then kucca. which. to tell the truth, was not; found to hen very great: inconvenience by any of the parties etinet-i'IiL-Il. The work done. iiiid the wish rolled up in due iorni. :ill sit down to u sub utinl but supper; after which, tho chairs and MW; Hug cleared Iiwiy. Llic ynu'igilcrs citlit'r dun-“ed nwny the 1".

niziiiiiog hours of cm night, or when tliul

oitl lolks would not allow (lilllt'iliL: amusrd lllltit‘fiell’t‘fi with tin-i'ci ' uid (Illll games l-Ir an hour or two before bren lug up. The young iiicn. of course, canorlcd tliu girls to tbuir homes. and ther long walks over tlic eriip Fli(\}’ in tho bright starlight wru- by no means lli" Iiiost tlllplcntndll oi (Inc‘s lilc expt-ricncos.

If we were disposed in be piiilosopliicnl, we would puise here to write II dinIIIisi- tion on the changes that. litivc been made in the social habits of me people of this country by tho introduction of I-‘iiliing Mills. The cbtingo is. we vt-rily believe. not on improvement. People in LII-inc. «lays were much more sociable than in “1850. There were fewer jealousics. bit-kcruigs uud heart-burnings. ii-iiIl infinitely more enjoyment. 'ifiiuru are now too few Sot‘inl ‘lligi union}: the people) in the rural tit—too little aiiiuseiiirnL—loo Ilttle lll‘ltlllly excitement. People, not knowing enouin of Cthll (IIIII . do not understood one am tlicr. conviction. that. not only would the amount. of cnljoyuirnt. be grciitcr, but. Unit the tone of general morality would bo r: Actl it we would go I): to tlic good old do "l of 'I‘liickcning Frolicn, wlit-II all well-‘mli ,d peoplo . met. on no equality. Iuid bci‘ore young indies and young imiyism were iii- vented.

We lierc'mnt-li morn to say. but wt: have already gout) beyond the limits i ' ietl IN; and have also we tear, l.l't'.‘lp:l§.i on the, patience of our readers. 11m. we think tliiit. we lutvo said out gli to convince tneui tli it very great changes have ltlkcll place in our Island llomo within the. lzisl thirty years; tin-'1 that. ii‘ any one who left. it at tlitit time. or oven ten ycars liltf’l‘. wern now to return, tl . . is not it single wttlouieiitin tho I:()llllll",'lll:l[ he would recognize; null that In: would observe nlmoft us grout. clinngce in the condition Iiud uizuiucrn [ll tin: people us in the gun- cral appoiiriiiicc of the country.

I'I‘LIIIB'I‘IIEN REASONS \V'Il‘i’ Mil.— GAVE L'l’ SMOKING.

‘1. When he saw Church members _.'1ng from 86 to $121 for tobntjco. And only l‘Ivun $2 to $4 for tho Utupel per year, be lllt}ll‘!l]’. l 3.1 lfnmiin will rob of bin Iitbas Mill alibi-lugs from love to his pipe. it. was liiqli time to mitt to tho Inuch IInd b..t.v tlio " idol" tiI It cIItiIurtl such It IIIpI-eniioy.

2. It often seemed to him that smoking he- fillilltl‘ll the light, of ll lll'!‘ Cillillc‘Illltl.‘ in Christian "patent-u. Ilnll IIIImpI-ned the fire of love and mud in (iod'u cause.

'5. When he Iutw professors of rcliqiou .. Iultlnfl while going to and from Ill..‘(‘llil'..l‘.v~ iie felt it disgustpt the practice both in Ilwui Ind himself. When lIL‘ any prctit-liern iid'lK‘ lug it "trot place to " pull‘." hc Ivouid think it the deedpvprujustifl Ilile. why uotdo il pumic- ly; or Will ittliat they felt guilty and ashamed to be soon.

4. EVcry time be low the pipe Itnzl tnb-Inun In tho window ofn prop-shop on out-side, Inn-l the IlecanI-r and giant: on the other, bin L‘tlil- Icicnco would unite him.

5. When lm my boy and young mcn. and women mo. mocking: the pipe. be felt he could

not confidently any Might ilmllltxt It; nlltl when din beheld tho tlriiukaril and the profane Iikr- rim. hi‘ would my. "1 nm the brother Illtl romponinn of then. cbiirnctcrn inltliu pipe m lent," uni] lht'n,Ilgain hil commence would pmlteiiltn. , .6. When be real and heard an lt‘llllg‘llli'l lmukingbu would tot-1th“ lit! uugl to give u

up. _ I. 2. That an in dtiultinglao In ~mokmg. It wu

possible. iiiitl i’i a J-b.IrrI~I one, “’tl‘l tilled in :th - I-liort space of seven hours. lot as tluu. continually pours forth i1 scarcely I conceivable. and tin.- fort-e with which it comes qut is pro-Ii vious. wt of touln. weighing ' 1.0IIO lbs.. were lifted completva up IIIidtlIrow Ii utilllc dirt-moo from the pipe by the force with leiicli the gas comes up. The noise which the I; In in ‘.l(\‘!4 on ivaulilf: from llic pipe is like the ‘ blowing otl'of steam. l-ixpcrium-wl oil nicu i from l‘cnnrylmui'i My tint: tlIIIy li-nc never . :II vibiuu “in: ii. "In-fur.- in connection with Inil. 'i‘Iu-y tilso have the opinion Iii-it wlwrr Itlic ms his exiuustcd itself. the llow of pure, I oil “ill be rorrc:pnndingly inci‘c.itcd.-1'etrn- lli'ti S..I..‘:'!icrtf.

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‘i'I'nnr. T" \T \viLI. Nor l)ltli\\'N.-—.\ll trnvci- Ilcrs, writes Ii cert-t-wpundcnt. have mentioned I with nuoniiduiient tlic peculinrbuoynncy oftlie .wntcr ol'Urcnt Salt Lake. and it is truly rur- l prising. No I. ntzc-r of ‘liile'L‘Cl: iIct-Il evcr inning the mind of those Ivlio nuii,:Itrtlin lake. ‘ for it would bc simply IIIIIIUSDIIIIQ for them to

drown it‘IIirowii overboard. With my bonds 4‘ clusme together under my head. tuid my feet Icmwctl. I llontt'd oil the very irfncu of the. E lake wttli :u. low-t one-third of In body Iibove Ethe w .ter. I'pon Ii wurlii sum'n tll|_\‘ tlicrc lwould not be tin- ‘lig‘ilcat (lilliviiiij in goinuto l slccp upon the lake, and allowing yourself to lbc blown nhmit upon the Inks: as tlicwind pcr- niittcd: niiiy out) would need no umbrella to keep titl‘ilio rayn of the sous—It luis been i been aimed that Llirre bucket-i of this water

“- lg- lM'lml"-“‘- ""1' 11mm“ will yield one bucket of solid silt. but inas- Ibis judgment "my be rclicd on.

much on wtitcr will not. hold above iweuty-tlvt- per cent, of nai‘mo minor in mlmiun. not] if more he added it in inntiintly tit-Im-.itml upon the bottom. llil‘l cstim ' in. of course. too large. (in enquirng oi the Mormons engogml in procurng Gilli, tIiI-v iiuIIIIimously Nti‘dl’ll that for every live but: ta oi water they ub< taint-t1 one hiirkt-t of Milt, which gives the pro- portion us no less than twenty pcr m-iit. Nu visitor tti the bike vlioiild omit. the bulb: the srnswtion in tli-i water is most lux ions. Iind Iciidu one to think himself limiting in the hit. On the WIIV back to the city it would be its well for lli h‘Hilcl‘ to stop :It the. supero sul- ,Illlui‘ luiiliujust nimble ilu- town. nntl rt‘llant‘ lthe Iniliiic IIIL'rIlelllllllli! which will linvc form- iiito the flue swim- : mint; bilill, whose only I Minn is in pet linr I (illill‘ unit it; great heat. which requires 11 great i admixture of cold Wlll'l“.

fell upon him. by 1| plungi-

lie contributioua of Canada, to the Paris I’xliil Ition. besides a varit‘ty ufotlicr urticlci include uiimplcd ot‘wintcr wnent. spring when. I've. Intrlvy. nun. [\(fl‘. corn. timothy seed. tlav need, hop“, trires.buckw|icttt. Inillct. Illin- griri III gnu-s FL‘L'II, onlinrzil.gwnt I. wlical flour, bu kwlictit flour. I-orniiioiil, cliickcry. prcpurod kp‘icv-I, turnip .‘lcl‘tl. ciirrot sci-Ii. combined mower and rcunt-r.iroiiplooulin, wood plough“. rliull‘euner. l'tmt cutter und slit-er. scyibes. hay ks, llOI'F. rnkI-s, draining tiles, nuis- nrl II. in tiigt-I wurtzt-I. Liiiniiiguiill. Iiugcrn. bullion-rs, razorv. ndzuazind other t-dgcd tooln, curriuuc Iiud cuttci‘ slulf. blankets. furniture of \':llillilll kinds. ltulics' kiddies. typo aphy roots .Intl plants. rdrlgt-riitor. i e.uii still, put- rolt-niu ciI-. Ft'“ rig ncliinc. 1‘0 Ii illltl tur- pentine. limo-line. (‘tilllIl.t<s, I. morn. cotton gundi. unis IinIl {min of \‘ttl‘itHH kinds, mir- ring... sprith n-id pumps, liingcs. cut and presth ll . llzlllif“, bot-14 null rhocn. locks Iind II-Ird II-c. lll'lliil‘fl uutcliiuc, liuwcil oil I' Ikt- :ind colors. tit-count iill.l lettcr—prcss Ivmike. \l'.ill€f! illl‘l Iliiirlns. cooking atovcs tind hollow-ware, circular and other more. Itnittctl gI-(i In. liuun'and ilnx gnodw, pnpcr hangings, L‘dl‘ll clothing, 500 Ilillcruut specimciu Cunnili- nn birdx. Int) specimen of {ltll from t'iintuliiin river: Iiud lnkou. :500 iiicccts, cm,

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(in i-‘ridny. flint December, Mr. Robertson. I who is n. Incrrliiiut in llloncton. N 11.. arrived in St. John by Illl‘ evening train. and imme- Ili.Itely proceeded to the Amcricmi House, in King Street. Ila wu! aliown to n room by the buy in attendance. At first lio obi-ctctl to it. ns the Inuit w.I. Iliii good working condition, but Litu-rly tiuzcud to nt‘ch-t it. before rc- tiring. lu- Ilvlmaitad all his money, Wllit‘ll cou- kit-ltd Infant”) in gold (Ill‘ltl In Iicztnvaa bag), and die lini nice in pan-r (mid in n wallet).— in all. Minn—under his «pillow. "0 then latched lb!- dour and wont to bed. “"lit‘l’l liu nwoke in the IIIIII-Iiing.,lw ohuervml the door

,nlmmt impossible to hi-vp temperate, It mu better to abutnin loudly. I

a. When the family now-Imps.“ would de- nounce “mucking.” lin often observed that im'dterl would shut tbnir cyan. or if they rend Ibo urtlclu. they would for! annoyed. niitljm- 'tit‘v themselves in tlln prM'llt'e. and m eniokv (III' in ppm: ol nil the argument: "gnu-t it.

D. All it appeared unlilnntly to be now tin- fiaty ofjhe Ch I to let u it numb-ml of to: ml n'minon pin-t Ilia oodn at intempe-

nf 3 nor: .rt-Inedy. ’11". or Worm Lozenges.oro simple rind rlfuct- luru. 3:1 tIIgu, 4:4 barques, 1)} l)i'ig<, and III, (

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minding ujnr. and. 0‘] feeling for his money, the who!» nun llflll mysteriously tlinnppcnrcil. 'l‘lio pol‘t-u IIIVK‘ been made acquainted with the facts IIII Matt-d.

Symptoms ufworml in children are alien overlook‘ltl. Wornin In tliu' noninclicaust- irrI- lotion. which can he rI-movcd only by the "so llrowu'II Vermian Com-

liln. which In Ila-ally dun-trying Iu hul-

nt liix «Ii-mtioIIn—bc wondered if. spring up around tiny table but the tiiblc in t-rpi the illtt‘lls‘c of tobacco. .I:II~ir own do-uit-ilr. where they can and 1' rel 'ii. be out loud the would snyi lunvioul to look nfier tlic welfare, the growth,

The ainouutI

right to he married and hurt» the " ulit‘u phone"

and the t ulturc of their ollipriuw. . I 'l‘liu I’ouliiiiat tell» us tlut “ Uod Ft-llvtli the ’ solitary ill'litillfll'es,“ which means. we siippuic ll\‘|l the way IIcoplc ought to live is in house- tioid<. where the natural relatituw and the natural till'cctions' shall have the priviicy. tlic n-puratioii, from the great bustling world and the concourse of people they require for tlicii right enjoyment and their pure iinil Iictiltlilul ‘; yet how endly is this ordination of . ilviice interfered with and disrcgui-dctl, ominously so. in our great and Inultiludinuun towns! Indeed it in, or is becoming u. very serious question. how what nrc lIS‘lulilQil to be the itiipcrativc tlciuzuids of business. and what

I are felt. to be (be almost il‘l‘l‘t’iKlllile solicitations

.n' '* souiety," can lie i‘L'coiiL'iIt'tl with a dcccnt~ 1y f.IitlIful rrgiii‘tl lU‘llIHiiL‘AIlC life. ‘ " ‘ ’ ‘ * \l'c dread the rtrcc’tx, and the gutter for llic litllc chap-I; we talk (It Inc p.euiuture old-Iicudcdncnn oftlie'sliécblfi't: newsboys. tind other vngzibond youngsth but rctllly it Iidiuils nfn doubt whether rags or rowdyisui in blind nllcys nl‘t‘ worse in their influence on the rising generation than liotcl entries flnLl bull-rooms IIIIII the coiiipnny of grooms. cuticlnnen. nnd other eervtints. 'J'lic contngion ot vicious and loose habit: is not \viirtlcd oil'by lino cltnliozt, niid liille geiitlcm' II may get infected by it quite us easily, perch- iince. as little gamins. Certainly, “ terrible ititiiiitx" in «only nuire are about us frequent- ly met. wiili as those \vlioic I'liicl'gnruienl is u co..tin;; ufdirt. It ii, therefore, for the rich tn well us the poor. very Ilcsirnhle. that well ordered fzuiiily living should not puss Iiwtiy. “91 'It «room it) be putting nway; and that the in tert-oursc Iind insocintionu between parcntt uutl their ciiildrcii should become Ices inter- IIIitItnItnIid closer. Of what titlviuungo will it be to inziku :i. formnc for oiie‘s heirs nod to «cut them in luxury. if Iiietiiiwliilc tlit-y me tell without Clll‘clill watching. without upet'iid nnIl solicitoui cure for their moral trtiini g.— ‘n wtilcliiug mid Ciu‘l) tliIIt ciiiinut i c intrustcil to liirt-litigs? It would be well for some iner- cliitnts Iitidprol'eiisioniil illt‘li to put this inquiry to themselves. us they reIIit-iIiIIt-r liow‘tbcy .dtidy comc out ot‘tlioir front doors in tlu- iuo‘rii- iug not to rc-cnlcr them uguin until night. untl