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Contradiction OF the Reported Disturb
anccs ut Chatham, Canada.

CHATHAM, 9. W, Jan n, ISbU.
The United States papers received here during the
sd to have taken place recently here aud in this vicinity
between the white and colored population The only
ground for these reports is fight which took place
among few white and colored school boys few days
ago, In which particular damage done to either
party. II caused excitement here, and scarcely
noticed There has been other disturbance whatever
here or In thie vicinity.
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Fire I'm Grand Ra pids, Michigan.

GRAND RAPIDS MICH, jan -, looO
FIRE broke ont last evening In Tayors block occupied
by Miller Grirnell, grocers, and Porter & Sliga, dry
goods dealers, Goodrich Gay hardware dealers, the
Post Office and County Offices, which, with adjoining
wooden building and its contents almost entirely
consumed Very fe of the county records were saved
The loss Is estimated at 500 000 and the insurance
Amounts TO $50 600.
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Assembly

ALBANY, Jan "a, 1860.
This being general order day. bills considered in
Committee Of the Whole.
The entire morning consumed in considering the
bill for the relief Of Luther Wright The claim Is for
$24 900 for diversion Of water from his mill in the
eructicn OF the enlarged Oswego canal.
Mr. CoNKlINd (rep opposed the bill, on the ground
chat the State had the right to all the waters Of the
canal when necessary. II this should allowed would
open the door TO claims for nearly half million in
damages.
claim.
After a warm debate, progress was reported on the
hill
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SAyRE-SAYRE.-On Thursday, jan 49, by Rev. T. L.
Cuyler g. H. SAYRE to EzABETH daughter Of j. H. Sayre
Esq.
WAILACy-DoDGE.-On Monday, August 8, 1859, by the
Rev. Dr. Clay, Mr.. JAMES 4. WALLACE Miss MARY L.
DODGE, both OF Philadelphia.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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Obitu ary.

Mr.. JAMES BARNET for many years treasurer OF Bur
toms theatres in Philadelphia, Baltimore and this city,
died yesterday. Mr. Barnet well aud widely known
in his vocation rs very faithful and competent man. dis
charging his duties with fidelity bis employer aud
tesy u the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

Tn GERMAN IiEnxRxEsSzS This society held meeting
a, lythsgora Hail. las, evening when some al,clators
made 10 their consiiafiob, aud draft Of charter
which the society purposc applying Tor tne LEGISLATURE
Was prcseu,ed ana after some discrsAoa, adopSd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

Tue Connecticut Republican State Com.
venttOn.
HARTFORD, Jan. "a, 1850
The Republican State Convention for the nomination of
State officers and the choice of delegates to the Chicago
Convention meets in this city large deiega-
fop has already arrived the convention promises to
be the largest abest held by the party in this
State Tho present State ticket promises TO be unani
mously renominated
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Alabama Legislature.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. =, Is6U
Tho House has passed by large majority bill to
charter bank Mobile provso thereof requires the
stockho ters to take certain amount In the great Central
Railroad from Montgomery TO Decatur, Alabama. The
bill will probably pass the Senate.
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- PTIi-,DELPiLA, jan. a, I66U.
The French Opera Comique last night at the Academy,
attracted a great audience and elected enthusiastic ap
pause. The second appearance will take place on Thurs
day The company open In Baltimore on Monday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
CHARLESTON, Jan. %, 1850.
The United States mail steamship Columbia, Capt Berry,
arrived here at eight O'Clock this CIonday) evening
SAVANNAH, Jan. %, 1860.
The steamship Augusta from New York arrived at her
wharf u eleven O'Clock this morning. All well.
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Ball Black Il Co. land
SYMPATHY FOR THE LAWRENCE SUFFERERS IN MIS-
SIHIPPI.

The citizens OF vicksburg Miss, held a meeting the
18th ins for the purpose Of taking action and adopting
for the relief of the unfortunate sufferers
Lawrence, Mass In reference TO the cali for the
ing the Vicksburg Wing OPPORTUNITY remarks:-Such a
move, promptly suggested, and go speedily carried
the South towards Northern brehren-of sympathy
in their misfortunes, and material aid In their caamtics
We presume similar meetings will be held throughout
South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

SUPREME CoURT--Carcut.-P Part Court Of Oyer and
Termiper. PNt Mos. $780, avs. 523, 534, 53s, $40,
544 54s $50 $751; 7sS, s. 376 $50, 55s 562, s66 5es,
So 5T2.
SrrEIliOR CouET--Samc as before.
COMMON PlEAs Adjourned.
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Mexican Troubles.

NEW ORLEANs, JHII. loU0
The Galveston Nens Thinks the authority OF reliable
reformation from the Rio Grapde that the present Difficult
ties there will end in with Mexico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

Ees anors and al manufacturing purposes uneuAlled
They capable OF dong greater variety Of work and
eaxrir n;orc,rnopey than anJ machines IN MARKET
The family @achirc3 A. $50 anh S-5 attracting
verEsl attention. I. Al. SINGER d Co..
s5S broadway, New York
ite sulsor street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25
HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is,
The Drawings OF the SUSSEX County and
Consolidated Lotteries Of Delsynre-

The Drawings OF the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lotteries Of Delswnre-
FRANCE, BROADRENT6 4 CO.,
MANAGERS.
The Legislature Of the State Of Delaware n i last sassion
having given Franco Brosdbeps for
twenty years We the undersigned Commissioner. appotned
by The Governor " said state supernend tho drawings Of
said Lottery DO hereby certify hal following he
beers drawn this day
susszx CouMY-CLAss 90 JANUARY "A, 1850
10, IL, 4s, IS, %, SO, ls, Al, 43, 50, GA, "a
CONSOLIDATED LorrERr-CLAss R, JAN a. 1850.
IS, Al, So, %, 7s, IL, 30, 50, 63, &c, IA, I'LL.
Wines: our banda at Wilmington. DEL this day Tussday)
JOHN DALE
John W. WALKER, }Commisgonors.
ALFRED r. wOOTTEN,\
FRANCE, BR0ADBkNTS CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware.
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Fire In Hamilton, G. w.

The WATERFOWL -four mill, owned by W. p Rowland,
p Was burned TO- day, with 5000 bushels wheat and
quantity Of flour. Loss not known, but partially cover
ed by Insurance.
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Naval Intelligence.

The steam frigete Mississippi, Captain VIM C. Nicholson
LETT Cape Town, g. H., Dec. g. for Boston, intending "a
touch at ST. Thomas for coal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

q. a. Bills, Exchange and Commission
BrrSer No. 6 Greenwich street. N. Prizes IN al legai7ed
lysrieA cnshed
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The Tennessec and kentucky LeGfsla.
lures 1t Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. "a, 1850.
The Tennessee and Kentucky Legislatures parakpg
Of splendid banquet at Masonic Hall, by invitation Of
the city of Louisville They leave to morrow o visit
20 Cincinnati The city is full Of strangers from
fig1youa States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

All the Celebrated Grandjoan's Hair
Competitions for SALE Wholesale and RETAIL al LAFORES %
South Fourth Get, PHILADELPHIA,
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BOsrOy, Jan. "a 1850.
The Royal mail steamship Europa will sail from this
port for Halifax and Liverpool at about noon TO morrow.
Her mails close at the Post Office ut NJ, but tec-
graphic dispatches for Europe left at q Wall street. New
York, up to II A. NJ will be forwarded in Of the
pureer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

Roots and acknowledgement
Double sols, wArm fur lined and wool
THAvEiIlNG BOOTS I.EGGINS, BUCKSK1N SHOES
And everything desirable for winter wear for
ladies', gents and boys at
BROOKE, SIS Broadway and $50 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

DR.. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi-
al Cure Truss with efectu4 poranen cures of
Asrna rupture MARSH Co, la vessy street. n z.
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1900 Photograph Portraits Taken Dali
j., ~ Tor SIP at sitting. HOLMES Gallery
3l6 Broadway.
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Btlliards.-J. LipscOmbe, formerly of
Rainbow Fifteen lassfords easy running tables Court
ard Rensen streets, Brooklyn.
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Iiur1s.-Bassfoivi. 1a9 Fulton and No.
Court and Repnser. biooxiyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes l Broadway corner Of Murray
street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

Mrs. Windows S0uthlng syrup.
Millions Of bodies arc now used every year 10 the Uued
States for children eehing never falling suceeas Relia
immediate and certain Only Is cents boltk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

H0ll0way's Pills and Ointment. - A
healthy babe pearl beyond price 10 its fond mother while
the cky infant object OF general compassion These
mild remedies peculiarly adapted all nfane disorders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

Seminars Liquid Lie0cice Cures Com
sumption, coughs and colds Price 81 per bottle Sold by
druggists and at the depot, 2Sk Ninth street. Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

Cristador0's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
-1he beet In The world wholesale and reta and the
dye privately applied, at No 8 ASor HOUSE.
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Fire at south Dan~ers. Mass.

BosroS Jan. ~, 1860
The tanncry Of Jas Southwick, al South Danvers
burnt last night. Loss about SlOCo
The Atlantic Loan Association of Boston.
BosroS, Jan. "a, 1860
Judge Merrick to day granted temporary injunction
the Atlantic Safety Loan Fund Association, Of the
oldest Of this description OF associations in the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

Bachelors Hair Dye, wig and Tea-
Pc factory removed Is Bond srssk fyaAs sntraass
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Important to Tallors and Others.-Ths
Grover baker Sewing Machine Company have lust intro
dnced new anA superior Shuttle Machine largo high
SPEED with Aaeaa improvements Price $50 For al No
40 Broadway New York and No lS2 Fulton seek Bookvn
An Important Letter from the Owner Of
extensive farm Westcheser county relative 70 Acocks
Plasters-
SgRps OAx, York Town, N. r., jan TO- 1850
AIcocE &Co-Gentemen:- II have been troubled with
lame back over ten be entirely
enable 70 do kind or farm June procured
one Of Ancocks Porous Pasters and three weeks
when found my back entirely cured, and able
and cradle as wen as ever could in my bes, dsys These
Pasiefs should be IN house. believed that
external could be and 10 good "a tese
faa,ers Their effect scems miracupua And thank
God thai useo hem lhey nave entirely health
ard vgor STEPHEN PuCsf.Y.
sold at 2si Canal street and No Union square, York
and by All DIR Egsis 20 each.
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LadieS Furs and Gcntlemen's Winter
Caps at cost WHITE The batter 26 Broadway, opposite
arl,s CHI 1rch
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Drawings or the Delaware State Lotto.
res, WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers.
DELAWARE GEORGIA, KENTUCKY, MISSOURI STATE
LOTTERIES.
DErewAnE-ExrRA CLASS No. 80, JANUARY 81 1860.
"a, 40, rs, Is, ., 7, 25, SO, AZ, so. II, SO, 40.
DTJLwARZ-CIAss No. 40 JANUARY "A, 1850
75 40, SO, ID, 4, SO, IS, so, 28, %, SO, IL.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO.. Wilmington, Delaware.
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Beautiful Complexion.-Laird's liquid
Pearl for besuuying preserving complexion and akin
may tried gratis u 4S9 BroaAwAy.
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
OGce bOS Broadway, New York.
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The FAsUY HssAID Of oday "wednesday will coctain
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HIPS Hair Dye, 80 Cents.-Black OF
brown Depot No Barclay street, also sold All Broadway
and other druggists.
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AAO DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID TO
OOUV any who produce the mate Of that niuita
bly, funny and humorousy eroesgue youth known GOOD
FOR NOTHING DICK whose complete biography, by thA
famous American gumors, and Romanssr pr ! 81 kSb,n:
MERCURY. DICK Is what the world calls n character ana
hs graphic md sparkling narrative OF his Adventures bs
shabe mishAps ado Uplifting explos and general expesf
Of city e In All it, lights and shaded one OF " rcA
esi usAis up laughing hsnspAerN "0OOD-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Ii. GENTLEMEN IN WANT OF AN ELEGANT AMI
~ fashionable Chspeau arc invited 20 call ESPEN
DnD4ss 1x 4 14F gE aosss PRYOR
DzDA Sc 7 X aHE E2Is RO S
s.s E " EHH s g1lH
couoH. SORE THKoAf, GsoGf' sMahIPox and oSsr
SSS S1@ "a
Ys Hys iS5 s0is hS ave ed t nr,v
be they substitute for calomel and mercury
for child under no' ne se
prompt and pleasant; they peither weaken scken
either Of above named malsdes may be- II The patient
sn s lie 81 e Gns Of Ss Bear
mind that these LIS the progress of disease before
@ from h Fills are in %
Rsnp should be given the
child in water or weak eassy s to ten the Relief
paien: babed with the Ready Relief q under ten years
SaysS IN With ss % Rs
Pulls and Ready Relief at once Your children will be
sale Of DR. Railways Remedies No % John Sold by
druggists ExDw%Y CO.. No. q John street. New York.
FINE HEAD OF HAIR.-THE CHEAPEST AMI
II best preparation In the world
WILSON'S HAIR COLORER,
The only article world that will prevent the hair from
turning and change to Ito original color Remember
II Is NOT DYE;
but will color the hair any shade from Light brown 70
glossy
JET BLACK OR BROWN COLOR,
without njurng the delicate bead of hair There
trouble IN applying is used the same as water soil
ing the linen cooring the akin but after
cations will change the color Of the hair any desired
1t u only
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS BOTTLE
or Az bottles Tor one dollar sold wholesale and resh a
Brooklyn; Calender 4 Co., Philadelphia Notce.-Persons
ELK BOTTLES OF WILSON'S HAIR COLOR
sent address the United by enclosing one dollar
in cash Postage stamps by directing scou 6 Grand
street, N. Y. Fuu directions with each bottle.
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A IL GENTLEMEN IN WANT OF AN ELEGANT AMI
a fashionable Chspeau invited 10 call ESPEN
sCbElD, manufacturer Of Gents Hats lis Nassau
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FOHN OSBORN.
Is BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK

r ooK NO FUgTygR.-sEE ADVERTISEMENT $40
~ valuable patent Strange deveopement. How See ad
yertsement 500 valuable patent
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IF Y0U WANT wHIsKERs OR MOusTACHEs YOU
must my Ongueut which vii force them to grow on
the smoober face IN ~ days. and won't nure the
skn Price 81, sent by mai postage free anywhere
Il. O. GRAHAM, fO3 Nassau street. n Y.
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6THE FOOTSTEPS OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN TRACED
In the Arctic UcesnA narrative e. the d,acoyery O.
The fate Of Faptn and bis eompaniona by Capt McCnocA
lars day can be maoe BY agents EAs Wet North Sousk
Three new sab5cpton Books ready Send crcuaxn
h r. LLOYD, Publisher, Philadelphia, Pa
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-02
Shocking InhumanitY.

One of the most shocking cases OF lu-
humanity of a father to bis child, that
has ever come under our notice, wa,
brought to light 10 the borough OF lndi
ana, in this State, few days ago. y man
named j. G. Stuchal, was put on trial
there for assaults aud battery upon h'-
son, a child of some eight years. The
evidence was very voluminous, and ro-
vealed system of brutal treatment Cd
the part of the father, of which the child
was the victim, the details of which go
beyond anything of the kind We have ev-
er read. 1t was shown that be hung the
child, on one occasion, to q joist by
rope fastened to its thumbs. and that
while in this position he compelled q
younger brother to kiBdle fire beneath
bim. so that be was almost roasted to
death before he was taken down. On
another occasion be laid bin on heated
stove, and subsequently compelled bin to
stand on the same without either shoes or
stockings to protect hi, feet from the
heated metal. The child, when procu02%
in Court, was terribly di.fguTed. and
bore upon his delicate person abund-
ant marks of the brutality to which
be had been subjected. The jury found
the prisoner guilty. bot inasmuch as be
bad been convicted of larceny short
time before, aud got fifteen months in
prisonmeut in the Pent utiary, judgment
was suspended. The entire case is one
of the most extraordinary aud revolving
that we have read of for years, and shows
the accused to be one Of the most uDmiti-
gated monsters that has ever disgraced
the name of father among Us.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-02
The Disunion Democracy.

The Democratic party is now led and
controlled by the Disupionists Of the
South end their .apologists at the North.
There stands the record, and it cannot
be ignored or invalidated Stern history
has craven its lines so deep and indelible
that public intelligence cannot be deceiV-
ed, and posterity will not forget. Near
ly thirty years ago John c. Calhoun rails
ed the flag of disuuiou. and his doctrines
have continuously gained disciples aud
and force until they have fually acquired
absolute mastery of the Democratic par
ty. TO consolidate the more aggressive
elements of the sIageholding interests aud
make it the power By which to control
the politics of the National Government,
vas the cherished expedient of that fer
tile and powerful brain. And when be
went to his grave his views were received
and Intensified by men less pure end
more audacious than himself To-day
the very worst type Of Calbounism has
entire possession of the Southern Democ-
racy, and drives the machinery of the
whole party These controlling agents
of the Democracy. DOW on the floor OF
Congress, daily threaten disuuioD, iftheir
views are not approved by the country,
and their threats are applauded and aPol
ogzed for by almost the entire Democrat
it representation in Congress, and indors-
ed by their presses; while the Republi-
cans in Congress teach none but the most
loyal regard for the Constitution aud the
Union, and applaud Uuion sentiments
whether they coue from the North or ;he
South. By doctrine, by fact, by record,
BY necessity, the Republican is the real
Union party of the country.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-02
NOA
PRAISE YOUR WIFE.

| Praise JoaI wife. man; for pity sake
give her little encouragement-it wont
hurt ber. She has made ycnr home
comfortable, your hearth brigh, and shin
ing, your food agreeable; for PHYS sake
tell her You thank Der, If nothing more.
She dont expect it; it will make her eyes
open wider than they have fer these ten
vears-but it will DO her good for all
that. aad you too There are many wo-
men to-day. thrsting for the word Of
praise, the language Of encouragement -
through summers beat and winters
toll. they have drudged uncomplaiDing-
"; and so accustomed have their fathers.
brothers, ard bu.bands become to their
monotonous labor, that they look for and
upon them as they DO on the daily ri,ing
of the suu and its daily going down.
Homely everyday life, may be made
beautiful b7 an appreciation of It's very
homeliress You know that If the foor
il clean manual labor has been performed
TO make it SO. You know thatif you can
ia sse from your drawer a clean shirt when
eeer you want, Ii somebody's fugers have
acbed in the toll of making it so fresh
and agreeable, so smooth and lustrous.-
Everything that pIeases the eye aud the
sense has been produced BY constant
work, much thou gbt, great care, and m
firing efforts, bolily and mentally. 1t is
not that many men DO not appreciate
these things, and feel glow of gratitude
for the numbefless ttentions bestowed
upon them in sickness and IN heafh, bat
they are so selfish IN that feeling. They
don't come out With hearty, "Wby. how
pleasant yon make things look, Sife;" or,
Il am obliged to you for taking SO much
pains" They thank the tailor for Civ
ing FITS" they thank the mau in the full
omnibus who gives them seaij they
thank the young LADY who moves along
in the concert-roon; in fact, they thank
everybody, and everything out of doors,
because it is the custom; aud then come
home, tip their chairs back, and their heels
up; pull out the newspaper, grumbIe if
wife asks them to take the baby; scold if
the fire has got down; or if eserything IS
Just right, shut their mouths With a smack
of satisfaction, but neser say, Il thank
YOU" | tell you what, neu, young and
old, if you did but sho# an ordinary civ
iIity towards those common articles of
housekeeping, your wi'es--if you gave
the one hundred and sixtleth part OF the
compliments you almostchoked them With
before they were married--if you would
stop the bandinsge about WhOm you are
-(such things wives nag iaugh at, bus
they sink deep sometimes IF you Wouid
cease to speak of their faults, howe'er
bapteringIy. before Others-fewer women
would seek for other sources Of happiness
than your cold, osoi,h affection. Praise
your wife, then, for all the good qualities
she has and you may rest assured that
her deficiencies are fully counterbaiaDced
by your own.