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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

tine lioht lnneflblnce OF tno inertcnn People g.
ARTICLE lau
Congress- shall make no Law respecting an estal,
lishment OF religion Ohbitng the free oxerciak
thereof or abridgug the freedom OF speech or o. the
be, and 70 petition the Governments for redress Of
w ''i ~ 'ARTIcflE M w .
we'll regulated Militia belng necessary 10 tho az.
curty o. Free state the rgbt OF the people 10 keep
and bear arms shall not he infringed.
ARTICLE iii. ,
No soldier shall in time Of peace be duartersd in
any house without the consent OF the owner, nor in
time OF war but in manner TO- prescribed by law.
The right Of the people 10 he secure IN their ,er.
sons, houses, papers, and edocs, against uureasonl
able searches and seizures, shall not be violated and
no warrant shall issue, but upon probable cause sup.
ported by oats affirmation and psrtienIarly az
serblng The pace TO bo searched ana the persons Of
''''''''' r'1sss = " '''''' ARTroLEv AZ .al
No person shall be held To answer for A aoanital n,
Otherwise infamous crime, unless on prasentnieni
ofA Grand ynfy, except IN cases arising IN the Land
or Naval forcass or IN the Militia when In acfal ser
vie m sinie q war, o. public danger; not shalt any
put in jeopardy Of life imh nor shall be cornpel
led in any criminal case o bea witness against him.
self nor be sderrlved OF life, liberty or prope W
" be taken for public use without just com pensaton
ARTICLE vi.
In all crmiual prosecutions, the accused shall on
Joy the right 10 y speedy and public trial by an i'm
partial Jury OF the stale and District wherein the
Grim. shal have been committed, which di4tnc
shall have been previously ascerRined by law! AMI
to De informed OF the nature and cause O the accu
sation; to be confronted with the witnesses againa
himi 10 have compulsory process for obtaining wit
nesses in his favor, and 10 have the assistance o
counsel for his defence. .
- a m n q s-kRCiCLE,YII. "a N-fs ~
! IN suits a. common law, where Tho value in con
troyersy shall exceed twenty dollars tho right d tri
nj by jury shall be preserved, and TACT tried by
jury shall be otherwise re-eXamined in any court
the United Sates than according TO the rules oi Oh,
common law.
ARTICLE VIII 400
n I.atl al. A
| fines imposed, nor cruel and l.. puuis shnIsnt,
Inflicted. rfFIilFL ttE li.H ! ? SHY
ARTICLE TX. 'A''
| The enumeration IN the Constitution OF cettail
rights, shall not be construed to deny or dspafaq,
others retained by the people. =
~r., ARTICLE X. ,trtft
The powers not dtlegate,it6 he United States b,
the Constitution, prohibited by Is 10 the States
reserved TO the States respectively to the people
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
g.9;aI.'lllg. 9; empire.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

~ Trains arrive and departfrbhh the Un'oa Depo 1
as folloWs
'YlT .oisoiNEATi, HAnrEroH AND DaV-os.
Depart. Arrive
Cincinnati kcc0nmodat on......7:3O n m q 5:2b y m
Cincinnati Ma.,..... ., .........3:O0 p m 1850 pm
cincinnati Aeconmodation..... 645 p m fHIl
DAYToS, XgsIA AND OoLUnBus.
Eastern E1press m sh5 m
-L........ .I.... p;29
Xehla Accommodation ............ 6;oe 2 m nu NJ
Eastern ENpressN. ...-.........s 100 p m bi3O
sANDUsKT, DASToS ASp oisUfNHsri.
aandusky Mail ....,. ..... .,,.... 1000 q m T15a n
Huntsville Accommo da,ion. .... 500 p m 6ssU p m
d .f,, DAYTON AND MIcHIsAS.
Chicago Ma......... .............100 90 am 7:2O a m
Chicago and DetrOit EgxpresA.. $3.50 $50 m
IEpIASA CENTRAL ASB DAHroS A wEsrERH.
st Lcus and Chicago Mail l.....s 20 m 1855 n m
Indianapolis AccommOdatlOn..,92Op p m 600 m
"St. Louis hApress..'......--.-...bisO m 1850 m
DAYTON A UEIoE.
Accommodations. ........,.1O26 a m p.bb a m
kApress........ p 9;t5
-..
Leaves daily except Monday stops only atsonora,
Eldorado aud New Pans,
p5-rasst myers going East on the l;Oe m tram
must purchase their tickets before 800 Tue
Ticket Office will not he open Tor this train.
AUGuTUS ". WtNsOR, in Agent
CINCINNATI AND OHiCGGo RAIL ROAD.
COMO ..
Mail, 1890 m..............LeaYe Riehm'd lO35 n m
Night EXpress, li;5y iO;u
GolEa soUru.
Night Express, 900 30 NJ
- L. Il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12

The powers not deiegRte,ft % the United States by
the Constitution, prohibited by Is TO the states
to the states respectively, to the people
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
SHIRTS,
HOO P rs K..IR.IL',..S {.

ed ha Hoop Skirt Factory. H.
rINiIE Undersigned havB bataBllshe,l kIlo6p Skirt
il Factory nj No. 2TG Filth street, near Che Oceoa
Mill. All lkmds7-Ney York and Paris style skirts
repaired neatly and warranted for six months,
Uorseis and Bustes constantly on hand. LadIeRre-
member tho place No, 276, Fifth street, Dayton Lhf
lnhees-u J. BERSTEIN n BRO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
CINCrNNATT VENEREAL HOSPITAL

CINCINNATI VEENEREAL HOSPITAL,
p. ieli if EstaSlished in the Ye.r 1880, li' %
FOR THEr oURE or lfRIvATE DISEASES,
And under the enntTol OF two o. the most Emnsn
IIlY5l,l bpPhyaieiens in thc world,
DR, E. RQHAPA HEni from bondon and Paris
Hoapitals aud lor the pAai ten years oI the Gin
einnatf yenered hoaPibal, and pr ~ y; kkY NpltHS,
where Sermane NJ cure Of Pm vaaa Diseases can be
Obtained without the use OF mercury or change OF
diet. eoa0rEh0e cured IN eio ~ hours. aest cured
IN TO ~ SAysi 5iratureA cured An 10 3Teeksi Npe.
tnrnal Emissions stopped 10 TO days; seminal
Wsaknas cured an tos wsSigi syphilis in IN prha.
sSsss esf ssn Il pssSsss cay cur cured % n
potenfsy vigor restored "a I 70 wesks Alldseases
81 prvHte astnre treated with unparalleled success,
Dr. Bon4parts' Ereat woaE on private Diseases the
Private Gaidsto Health is bshseia 10 all, male and
female, old and Young, should read this book. viii
enlightap these gho groPs IN darkness. Price 26
Dr. BSasSsrts's Freneh Psaent Male salei II ia
psrBcuy sale, and never ha 70 % satIshctOny Ills
tho onls sase and snps preventive against disease
sSS = e ss s s 81 ef sPFq
sSMaiAme LO2iER's Female Monthly Pills il a
safe ana Selble remedy ior s9ppresslons and all fe-
pregnancy, as they vii prosiuce InisoarrIase Price
n y sEboG--eEtTa hns ss-sent 70 any address By
b. r. use ne msn 20 consult, they are an.
Snsst0nahiy acknowledges 70 ha tis champions and
Tsesigs mohlhiy reports from lie old world; they
have been aooustomed from m early age Of youth 10
witness the various dIHaases which, alilct mankind,
and to watch the progress through long career oi
professional study 10 every sphene ofife, from the
humble ebode ei poverty e The mansion ofthe weA.
suffering sf hunsnlty, they determined 70 select the
generatye ayai9m AZ their particular study, Andto do.
cote their whole tepton 70 The Of the dis
Assa Of thsAe I'M porlant iunctioRs No letters viii ba
answered unless they qsntAtn fsmlttance ora post
fITrtf Drs. BOhAPARTE nsYHOADS,
Ne. le2 Sycamore street, betpa6a NiAbS3 a1th Aaat
aide, Cincinnati, Ohio a.a "a hun fiIf Be- ildifIT
0fAFa hglFv fom = an. toaPw 4GHHAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-12
JOHN aIlRGNAGEL
"OULD respectfully iniorm his numern w ends
w and customersthAt he has purchasedthe
Eating RaIOOD and Restaurant

Formerly owned BY Mr. v. Fines. southeast corner Of
fhh aud bpdog, Ehsre he ll he Sble Al an tines 70
supply them with the hes the tnarkets Afford
Z, ,oPsTRRa eegved upih the hest manner. snd on
snor'aotles. ASA a..Aaime ~ Lla snlp
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@ustr.
MUSIC S1ORE.

NNHE attention OF mnssians and all lovers music
Il ~ called to eur spesldid assortment OF Mus cal
Instruments OF the mOst approv. Il nnnliiActilres
We have constantly hand fine stock oi yiolins
Flutes, Guitars, UOncertlhus, and Accorded 0tCveIy
vauety OF quality and price.
Be,ig alse agents Tor ERNEST Csable'A gtIt brat,d
Plano rortes, We ai,e 60 furnish the public with
tnS hne Instruments which TnaY be hSoiaidy com
pared Nlih the best nov manuinstured ru
Our UiiticH are sil Hs tU enable Is 10 arnt(h the
above, as aisn, musc houks music aud All kinus
OF musc'd herehandise, prires aud terms that
not tai 90 prove satisfactory 10 purchasers.
ca. j. A. FISHER, III MAN street,
a23 .rr - between THIRD and Hollrth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.
ia MEETING OF THE RnSRD

n of Supervisors of Ohio County. held on the
oath day OF June, 1865
ORDERED, That this Board recommend to the
citizens of the different Townships, TO perfect
their Township organizations Immediately
To secure uniformity of actioni in all the Town
ships throughout tho county, it is recommended
that the qualified voters of each Township meet
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on Monday July "a, 1865, at
the respective places of voting in each Town
ship, and in the exercise of their sovereignty ap
point their respective Township committees.
To facilitate business each Supervisor should
he prepared 10 lay before the meeting in his
Township the assessed value Of Real and Per
sonal Property in his Township, and thus enable
the Township Committee TO proceed immedi.
atcly, upon their appointment, TO report TO the
meeting what amount il will be necessary tOlevy
on the taxable proserty OF the Township to meet
the necessary expenditures of the coming year
j. e. HUPP. President.
GEO. W. SIGHTS Clerk.
ilyl3dwtd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20

GEORGE F. ROBINSON the brave Maine
soldier who saved the life of Secretary
Seward, has been given a clerkship ut
Washington worth 81 ,2G0.-Er.
This is the man for whom collections
were taken up at our voting places at a
late election. We have as yet seen no
report of the amount which h realized
from this collection, but supposed it
should be sufficient to render him indie
pendent of $1,000 clerkships, if the peo-
pie throughout the country were as pat
riotic and liberal in giving as the citizens
of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
w col Market

During the past week there has been
considerable wool excitement, and sew
eral of the finest clips of the county have
been sold, at figures running from 90 to
90 cents The latter figure being paid
for one clip of very fnc, light SaNony.-
So far as the movement Of buyers has
developed anything, it would appear that
much greater attention will this year be
paid to condition and quality than
heretofore WASHINGTON Rerisr.
Below we give eastern and western
quotations:
Wool AT TOLEDo.-Full Blood Mcrino.
45a63c; and Z Merino 4Oa50c; Mcrino,
40a45c; Extra Pulled, 50aGOc; Snpcrinc
Pulled. 45a55c; No ! Pulled, l0a5Oc: I'm
washed % price.
NEW YORK WOoL MARKET.-July 10
Wool-DomeStic fleece and fine foreign
continues in good demand, and there has
been large business done at u further
advance Of DAB per III, and prices still
tend upward rhc sales are 31O.OO0 lbs
fleece ut 50a72c, including choice lots
fancy old clip at74a7Sc 10000 lbs. phil
ed for super and extra.
Wool AT PHILADELPHIA.-Julr ID
Wool-There is a better feeling iii the
market, owing TO the increased deman!
for goods, and holders are not anxious TO
sell; the inquiry is chiefly for fine grades,
which are coming i'll slowly from the IN
terror, and are generally hela above the
views of buyers, with a moderate bust
ness doing in the way of sales at 55a6S
and zoe for low to medium and fine fleece,
and 63a72c for tub
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
ville and clevela and The wiresare lie
wiserestored from Louisville to Memphis,

vile and Cleveland. The wires are Ike
wise restored from Louisville to Memphis,
and thence to New Orleans. The repairs
on the railroad from Alexandria to Rich
mond were completed few days ago, and
the first train to Washington came
through last week. The immense amount
of negro labor which would otherwise
remain idle, for the present has no doubt
been required to restore these works.
The President of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad has obtained an order,
it is said, from the Government to furnish
the Southern Railroads with all the stock
belonging to the United States Govern
ment, at fair valuation trusting the
roads for the money to be paid out of the
receipts from business. This will save
the Government many thousands of dol
lars, by obtaining far better price than
il could otherwise receive; and, at the
same time, afford the roads facilities for
development that they could not else
where have found,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
Monroe County Fair.

The Fourteenth annual Fair of the
Monroe County Agricultural Society will
be held at the Fair grounds at Woods
field, Ohio, on the 18th, 18th, l4th and
18th days of September On the first
day premium of $25 will be awarded
to the fastest trotter in harness; 2nd day
$50 to the fastest trotter, racer or PAGER,
Pin 8, under saddle; 3rd day S25 to fast
est racker or PAGER, under the saddle 4th
day 500 to fastest trotter in harness, 2
in 3, two mile heats. Entries mist be
made before o'clock of the 18th day
The premiums will be awarded though
but one horse should start.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
s.

70 81 HSlEs a
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49, sbh0 ~
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
Affairs in Virginia,

The Loudoun Mjrra asserts on the
best authority that Mr. Faulkner has
been pardoned, and admitted t" the prac-
tice of law in the courts of Berkeley
county Ii is stated that the govern
ment has turned over to their respective
companies all the railroads of Virginia,
with the exception of the Loudoun and
Hampshire and Washington and Alex
andria. Rev. S S ROszell preached i'll
the Methodist Church in Leesburg on
Sunday week II was the first time that
this Church had been opened Tor Divine
service during the past four years. Fen
ton NJ Henderson, lately Of the Confed-
crate army, has heen appointed by the
Couty Court of LOudOun county a Com
missioner in ChancGry The Richmond
Times has long editorial, inviting emf
grafton to Virginia. Governor Pierpoint
has directed the municipal election at
Richmond to be held on the 25th instant,
and at Winchester on the LIST OF August.
Dr. Mcclure. formerly a professor in the
Medical College at Winchester has been
chosen Professor Of Surgery i'll the Rich
mond Medical College, vice Prot. Gibson,
deceased. The Petersburg papers state
that on Thursday all that section of
country extending for many miles, was
visited by a drenching rain. several
cases of smallpox having occurred in
Petersburg, the Provost Marshal has ar
ranged that all the poor be yaccinated
free of charge. New flour has made its
appearance i'll Richmond On friday the
Eureka" saloon, kept by W. Reed, in
Petersburg was closed by the military
on the charge of selling liquor to soldiers.
A few days ago a hOgshead of leaf tobac-
co sold at Lynchburg at Sio per cwt., and
another at SIS. There is Il scarcity Of
fine tobacco at Petersburg, with good
demand for shipping and manufacturing
Washington Hummer and Thomas Phil
lips, two well-kpown citizens of Loudonn
county, are dead.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20

IA is a healthy Indication that most Of
the prominent journals of the country
those not weighed to the very dirt by
official patronage or intluence--are free
ly canvassing and conforming the innu-
merable acts of fragrant despOtsui on
the part of the Secretary of War. A
feeling OF sympathy for the President,
aud the reelection that criticism is now
unavailing, has disarmed the indcpen-
dent press of much of its severity on the
Surratt trial and execution, but the Sec
retary's tyrannical conduct in cases of
lesser moment, meets with weight of
ceusure worthy of his graver crimes
against the Constitution and the liberty
and rights of the citizen. Everybody
with share of common sense" says the
Cincinnati Commercial, hitherto defend
er of the War Secretary, will condemn
the lawless proceedings of the Secretary
-Tr OF War III the matter Of closing Ford's
Theatre Each day adds to the number
OF STATIONS opponents and lessons his
friends If this influence does not enter
the White House eventually, we shall he
very much disappointed i'll President
Juhnson's reverence for public sentiment
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20

WONDERS NEVER CEASE.-A pick
pocket was actually detected, at the fire
in Broadway, attemting to pick the
pocket of reporter Such an act of de-
pravity has never been heard Of since
Jonathan Wild stole the chaplain'S
snuff-box, while the latter was praying
for him AT the gallows, An equally as
tonishing announcement is made in the
report of the affair, that the reporter had
in his pocket at the time, money and
other valuables" Barnum ought TO Sc
cure both reporter and and pickpocket,
as valuable curiosities to start a new
museum with
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
NEW ADvERT1sEMENTs
Rev John Powell

WILL PRESENT THE WORK
w AND CLAIMS of the Howard Mission of
New York City to.the citizens Of Wheeling this
Thursday evening at o'clock, in the First
BAPTIST Church BE will preach Friday evening
at the same time andplace. ju20-1t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
German Speaking Glass.

THE UNDERSIGNED, A GER.
i MAN TEACHER in this city. finding it
very necessary to give those who have studied
and are studying the German grammar an oppor'
intends to organize German Speaking Glass
next September for young gentlemen and ladies,
and, if it should be required, for children also
but separately.
Those who wish to join such a class are re
quested to see him at his residence in North
Wheeling, opposite Mr.. Twins, to make the
necessary arrangement.
ju20.2w CHR. G. FREDERICK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20

One OF the first necessities toindnstry
IN the South, was the restoration of the
means of Recommendation. With
this view efforts are being made to put
al their railroads into running order.
and with considerable success. The rail
road nom Chattanooga to Atlanta. one
handred and thirty-eight miles in length,
which Was destroyed by Sherman, ior a
loug distance, when he departed from
Atlanta to the coast, has now been fully
r.iairo Z, and trains are running through
t Macon. Columbus, Augusta, Montgom-
cry, Mobile aud other points i'll the S"nth,
The rvute from Richmond, through East
Tennessee to Chattanooga, will also be
,eolplese in a few days Telegraphic
communication has already been restored
between Washington and Chattanooga
by way of Richmond, Lynehburg, Knox
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20

SOLDIERS almost without exception,
condemn the Abolition dogma of negro
suffrage, and will oppose it heartily and
persistently, with voice and vote. They
have seen the negro as he is, and not as
these new-hedged philauthropists por-
tray him and they know just how fit he
is to exercise theright OF suffrage-Tir-
cenRes San.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-06

AN AWFUL THREAT.-New Grimes wore a
sad countenance. He was asked what was
the matter, but no satisfactory answer Was
forthcoming. At length particular friend
obtained the following particulars fro,n him !:
sYou know said Ned, Il have been COURT
ing Sally w. a long while, and 90 we had q
great notion of getting married, when the
darned old colonel
'Go on, Ned don't be boy what about
the colonel p
'Why, you see, Sally said had better ask
him, ,and so did, as perllte as knew how. :
sWell, what reply did he make .
'Why, he kinder hnted round as if Iva rn't
wanted there, 10 how
well, Ned, let US know what they were
what the colonel said to disturb your mind
so2
'Why, be said -
Said what p
'Why, he said that if he cstched me there
again, he'd cowhde me till hadn't an inch
of rind left on my back, darn him =
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-06

III was d eaQ IunefAi 10 Lnc, satu lne epee&
er, 'the saddest have attended for YeArs.'
THAT Of Edmondson q .-
yes.
How did be die p
Poor, poor as poverty; his life was one long
struggle with the world, at every disadvan.
rage. Fortune mocked him all the while
with golden promises that were deshn ned 70
never know fulflment.,
'Ye: he was patient and enduring, reznarks
ed one of the company.
Patient as Christian-enduring as mar.
tyr was answered, Poor man He was
worthy of q better fate. He ought to have
succeeded, for he deserved success
He did not succeed p questioned .fhg-Uue
who had spoken o: his perseverance and en-.
durance. %
mo, sir he died poor, as I have just said.
Nothing that he put his hand to ever sue.
ceeded. A strange fatality seemed to attend
every enterprise .-
Il was with him in his last moments said
the other, 'snd thought he died rich.'
NO, he has left nothing behind, was re-
piled. The heirs will have no concern for
| the administration Of the estate
'He has left good name,' said one, and
| that is something
And legacy of good deeds, that were
done in the namo of humanity remarked ans
other.
Lessons of patience in suffering of hope
in adversely, of heavenly confidence when no
sunbeams fell upon his tewildered path, 'was
the testimony of another. g
And high trust, manly courage, heroic for.
titude.'
Then he died rich was the emphatic dec.
laration; richer than the millionaire, who
went to his long home the same day, miser.
| able pauper in all but gold. A sad funeral
did yon say No my friend, it was rather
triumphal procession! Not the burial of q
human eiod, but the ceremonial attendant on
The translation Of an angel. Did he not sue
ceed Why, his whole life was series of sue
cess. In every conflict he came off victor,
and now the victor's crown is ON his brow.
| Any graspng, selfish soul, may gather in
money, and learn the art of keepingit !; but
not one in hundred can bravely conquer i'm
the baltle Of life, as Edmond.on has conquer.
ed, and step forth from the ranks of men a
Christian hero. No, no; he did not die poor
! but rlch-rich in neighborly love, and rich in
| celestial affections. And his heirs have an In
terest In the administration of the estate. A
large property has been left, and let them nee
to it that they do NOT lose the precious thinss
through false estimation and ignorant deprs-
| ciation.'
You have new way Of estimating the
wealth OF man, said the one who had firss
expressed sympathy for the deceased. }a
lis It not the right way? There are higher
things to gain in this world than wealth that
perishes; riches of priceless value, that ever
reward the true merchant who trades for
wisdom, buying it with the silver of truth
and the gold oflove. He dies rich who can
take his treasure with him to the new land
where he is to abide forever; and he who has to
leave all behind on which he has placed affec-
tlon dies poor indeed Our friend died richer
than Girard or an Astor /; his monument in
built OF good deeds and noble examples.s IL
will abide forever .s.,.s
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-06

Seat YOUR Brown BREAD FIRsr.-It is
a plair but truthful saying, Eat your brown
bread first Nor is there q better rule for
young mans outset in the world. While
you continue single you may live in as narrow
limits as You please and it is then that you
must begin to save in order to be pro ided
tor the IA ,re enlarged expenses of your fu-
ture family. Beside, full frugal life is then
supported most cbeerfully. 1t is your own
choice, and it is to be justified on the best
and most honest principles in the world,
and you have nobody's pride to struggle
against, or appetites to master but your own.
As you advance in life and succeed, it will
be expected that you will give yourself great
er rndu lgencies. and you may then be allowed
do it both reasonably and safely.