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CIRCUIT CoCRT, Jsdgs Ccrtter.--To day.
Williams VS.: Camp; judemeat tor plaintiff by
consent. Collins against Hayes alias Collirs-
on Issues from the Equity Court Collins al.
leges tnat he was the owner Of q house and lot
and having come into the city from Fort Foote,
where had been 81 work, Mrs. Hays and q
man named Brady entered into Q conspiracy
and pers oaded him TO deed the house TO Brady
in trust for her and his heirs and TO marry her,
and hal while drunk he did make sucn deed
and married her. The plaintiff, by his coun.
sel-Messrs, Fendall and Fendall-commenced
proceedings in the Equity Court to set aside
the deed, and issues were sent TO the Circuit
Court, as above stated. for Jury to had the
fact Messrs. Norris and w. J. Miller appear
for the defence.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

IL BLH-we respectfully inform the cit n
.,.rs OF NsshiT stOn, Gsorsstsvs; end %
hand for hire Or Horses and gfes Garrt .Qas
Hacks, Saddle Horses, &C. Persons desiring 70
visit tie Great Eails or other psints, for fishing
PC MIC. or other pur poses, will always md an al
CONSIDERATIONS q large small parties. Onarys.
moderate. and terms Ssh stable corner Of Bril r.
atu market streets, Georgetown. near new d AZ
ket NORRIS GLADMDN
apps lrsf Pronrietor.
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HOW MANUFACTURERS D.vELeP A CRY
kdti0r Sdr. A good illustration OF what mann.
ractures Will do for place, when encouraged.
ls anorded by the nourisning town Of Canton
Oaio, y mere Keepers and mowers are made
When the In yentor went there few wears ago
~ was the dullest and least progressive town
IN me state. ana was retrograding in wealth
ana population. He asked for ten thousand
ociIars from the citizens 10 help him start a
mandatory They raised the money and
loaned il 10 him. The following are the re-
SUITS OF the Investment: A large reapipg and
mower mandatory, two large agricultural
implement ard pillow manufactures, exoIu.
siSeiy. one OF stoves and hollow ware, one of
reaper and moving knives, and one of saddlery
nard DWARF, two 81 horse rakes one OF farm wa
gons, one OF cultlvetOrs, one of wrought iron
bridges one OF soap and candles. and others
more or less extensive. These are not small
concerns; the machine interest alone Supports
twenty nye hundred men; the town has tribled
an population, 4uadrupied I'D wealth, b,siccs
opening mp ard developing home MARIE. for
farm products which Is stimuilting produc.
ton and enrIchIng farms in the country tribu.
tary 10 l.. That n the way the smart people OF
OHIO do business and get along Is there any
reason why the city Of Washington should not
follow theIr example. with its highly favored
a1d superior location tor commerce aud man.
uIaeiules' WAsaINGroN.
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NAVY DEPARTM ENT,

IL WASHINGTON April y 1859
The Navy Department will oifer for siie the
Pr steamer Atlanta, As she now lies az leayus
Island. on the 18th day of May next a. ]. o CLOCK
The vessel and her inventory can be examined a.
any time on application TO the Command mt of the
Station.
The VII ole amount of the purchase money mn Z
be paid at tba tile OF the atI udica alton aud the
vessel must be removed from the Stat On yyithiu
ten days from the day Of sale.
A. E. BORIE
Sp6- it'd Secretary of the NAVY
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

II W 81 " TOY. April ~. 1879.
The Navy Department will otter for sale tine iron
Prize steamer Memphis as she nov lies at The 4 .
g. Navy Yard New York, Gu thu sth day o: May
The vessel and her inventory an be eVami aed at
suy time on application to the Comms ud.nt OF
thstyad
The whole amount OF the purchase money mnSt
be paid At the time of the aijuiication anj tn.
vessel must lie removed frem tho Navy YnrI
within ten days frem the day OF sale
A. 4. BORIE
aps6-dtd Secretary of IN. Navy
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NATIONAL THAArnR u ncle Toms Cabin .,
CANTERBURY HALL.-Pan;omime bale. and
ether atIacIIons.
PRo1. SNITB's Art Gallery, 3Os Peunsyl.
wanna aver ne, large number Of new chromos
inst rscflved.
METsoPoLIrAN HALL AND VARIETY TEIA
rRE- Pennsylvania avenue, between Ilth and
f2'h streets. Open every night-with q first.
q lass entertainment.
WALLS OPERA HoUsA-Robert Nickle, the
great Preet,dieaseur.
LEST's NEW YoRK CIRCUS. 18th street near
Pennsylvania avenae
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TIE DRESS REFORM CoyvENTroN.-On
Wednesday next, the National Dress Reform
and Equal Rights Con yention will Assem- BILE at
Union League Hall at o'clock. and will De
called 10 order oy Dr Mary l. Walker, Presi.
IL ut Of the lsSt Convention. This, We believe
is the hrst time that vention OF the friends
OF dress reform has been held in this city, and
doubtless the sessions, which will De continued
during the cay and evening OF THURSDAY, will
D. well attended. Among others who will be
present are Mrs Drs- Lydia Sayres Hasbrouck.
tormeriy editor OF the dress reform paper.l
Ellen Beard Harmon. formerly of a temper
ancs paper, and Susan May Dodds, A. b of
81 Louis. The sp-Lkers will b. mostly pro.
fsssional ladies, who thoroughly unders eand
the SUBJECT and the question of dress reform
VIII De discussed a. hygenic and moral mel-
sure. IL Is claimed by the advocates OF dra-s
reform, that owing 20 the constant Changes of
fashion, obhging women 10 devote about three
fourths OF their time 10 dressing that q reform
Is actually necessary on account of comfort
convenience. aud economy, so that the sex can
give their time 10 more important subjects.
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WE WOULD call the attention of our readers
10 the feet that the agency of the renowned
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine has been
given 10 our en.erprising fellow.eiuzen, u.
Baum, SIS Seventh street. As this family
ma chime is sand TO be one OF the bes; ever in
vented, We would advise all those who wish to
DpIcba1e one to call and examine II. From the
Work that we have seen executed by the
machine we aTe satisfied that Il is the perfec.
tor Of mechanism. and can be operated by q
child Of SIX years old.
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WE ARE GRAD 10 see that our old fellow.
citizen, DIR. Gardner, has renewed his practice
OF private consultations, for which he has been
so famous for the last twenty seven years. See
advertisement.
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FISH AND OYsTERs.-At Johnson's As
wharf since our hast report, the receipts have
reached upwards of two hundred thousand
herring and about fifteen thousand shad. Sat.
urday's lots were disposed of readily, but this
moroIDg sales were exceedingly dull and many
sellers transferred their lois to Alexandria
higher. Superintendent Harris reports her.
ring a. 50 20 S'1 per thousand and shad at 10
and sil per hundred Captain Cox made Of.
fers this morning of herring, alive aud klcking
but could ne; obtain more than g. and SO Der
thousand Dealers will ind the Washinyto
market the most advantr geous point at which
TO make their purchases. In the oyster line
Aessrs- Turner and Son have recei we'd q upwards
OF one thousand bushels Of various qualities
by vessels, 81 Rneys wharf, the quotations Of
which are from VOC to 81 so per bushel.
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RY TH0s .OwLING, Auctioneer; Gsorsetos5

Fer sale, at Public Auction, on MONDAY, Ma
>, at ,. m on the premises.
VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE ON THE
HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN
nus sesrtiful prepe, ty Is a part Of Tudor Place
OVID d by George " ashi gton Peter IL 10 Iocytos
"b the south side OF hCsd street, I'M ediataIy OF
pc-,ie tae mansion OF E3~ ard pthi an e.
am Is oounded on the east 10y Congress- an "a,
he west - VALLEY street; IL contains aInlf u
feet Of g ouDd, sGd has q plumber Of srleu|it a.
sno Other frees upon it, and il altogether a =. .
- -irstle stu fer the location Of ne or ", re
m"deru Dwellings, being accessible 20 water a a
gss
This pr.reriy viii be offered FIRST a whole, snd
II no sale eiects1 ~ viii b. put up Tors a. latf
ont by Mr. reter 5 subdivision. which can be seen
AZ nay fice.
Terms OF sale: One third cash. and tie balanc
10 ose ana tso ears With interest. secuted b. =
deed OF trust on the property COnvesanring an
revenue STAMPS a. cost Of purchaser sS8d1Wn n
sold as whole, ar ~ sold b. the los : 100 GDSa
z DARSEILLE
apS td 21OF street, between IN and 18th
LOB BENT-HoUsE No los Green street
4 GeorI efown, 10 rooms; bath room alta ,h.ld
gas aud water ihron. to1t; fine StaBle on an
pre- ises For Yagti ulare inquire at HAN
NACK'S Restaurant. THOs GREEN. ape9. A.
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CLoTHING.-AIl the Clothing al Oak Hall is
new and fashionable, having been mas ufac.
tured by the celebrated Philadelphia Clothing
House Of Wanamsker & Brown expressly for
the Spring Trade. and is -oid AZ prices unus u
ally low. Also, Piece Goods for Garments
made to order, and Furnishing Goods i'm great
variety. 400 Seventh street, opposite Post
Office. n
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masonic FUN1RAL.-Yesterday afternoon,
the funeral Of Mr.. T. Jen. Leonard, Of the
Treasury Department, who died THURSDAY
evening last Of e.ysipelas, took place from the
resldence Of Mr.. Basset on Capitol Hill, and
A. NJ, headed by Worshipful Master ]. III.
Russell; Columbia Royal Arch Chapter No. !,
headed by Most Eminent High Priest Joseph
T. Brown; and Columbia Commandery No. 2,
IN charge OF Captain Daniels, eminent com.
mander. The funeral service was conducted
AT the residence by Rev. DIR. Chester, after
which the remains were escorted to the Bllti.
mere depot, where they were AIKEN in charge
oy Thomas =. McManus, a member OF the
lodge, who will deliver them at LIE Roy, Gen
essee county, New York, 70 Olive Branch
Lodge, A. A. M by which they will be in :
tered. The deceased leaves q wife ana three
children TO mourn their loss.
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DEDICATION OF SHILOH BAPTIST CHrRCH-
ShiiCh (eoloIeo) Baptist Church. recently
cree I'd on l. street. between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets, at a cost OF about s35OO
YVES crowded 20 its utmost capacity yesterday
morning on the occasion of its dedlcation The
M Tnius services Were commenced by Rev
GeoIge w. Parker, of Alexandra, Nirgpii
" 10 announced the g3{th hymn, and was fol.
lowed by reading of ths Scriptures by Rev G.
Leoaa. o, OF the Second Baptist Church, Wash.
ipgson. Rev. N. v. Wright then N ade af-ryept
prayer, efter which Rev =. ". Madden, of
VIRGINS. prcschsd the dedic atory sermon rom
these words: And sent messengers unto
them. saying am doing a great work, so that
Il cannot come down. Why should the work
cease whilst leave il and come down to you,''
nehemiah, vi. S. The closing hymn mo s,-,
vts announced by Rev. Henry Bailey: aud
Wnen tnIs IVES sung, the service closed with
me benedicrfon by Rev. william Gibbons
At y. NJ. 8 sermon was delivered by Rev.
Dr: u w. samson, president Of Columbian
Collese rom the words; Zone thing nave /
desired Of the Lord; hat will seek after tnat
l may dwell in the house OF the Lord ali the
days OF my life, 10 behold the beauty of the
Lord and TO inq uir- in his temple" Psalms
xxvu -
In the evening Rev. T.. Leonard preached
rom The portion OF Holy WrIf as follows If
l forget thee, u, Jerusalem, let my right hand
forges her cunning. IL do not remember thee
iet my tongue cleave 10 the roof Of my mouth
y prefer not Jerusalem ABOVE my chief joy'
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We DloIIyB ALL THE
x.w PUBLICATIONS. or rnE DAY
As soon A Issued.
ANY OF TEE ABOVE BOOKS sryr nv
NAIL psssees reeh On reossst q fAs sdvsrsis.d
H"~ aDls
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eonyenIence. aud economy, so that the sex can
give their time TO more important subjects.
TEE ODD FELLOWS CELEBsArIox.-Ir the
O'Clock tram north yesterday morpIus thers
were quite large number of Odd Fellows
who paarcipa cd IN The grand sami-csntrunial
CELEBRATION Of Philad-ipn,a to-day. The most
of those who LETT on this irsin formed in nro
session at the Hall, OF 20 street. nnder the
marshaisbip OF p. e. Iobn g. Shafer and a. ;.
s'sfants and headed by HeaId's band proceeded
IoIned the delegation here ana LAST evening a
npubsT lett IL the $40 train. Quite number
OF members Of the Ladies' Rebekah Degree As
soclaiicns and ladies Of Odd Fellows families
rave also lei, 10 see the great procession IN
Philadelphia The numoer of round trim
tlcktIs sold up 20 yesterday morning was ,,s
ana over % Were subsequently, sold
TIE FORTY HOURS DEVOTION -rha forty,
nof - devotion 20 the Blessed SACRAMENT com
n-nced m ~ PatTi ks Church, on = Stree,
yes'e-day morning. with Grand Hixh MI ass
nv ainer hsaDs. Deacon and Mr.. D~ayit, :.
slo- b-aCon- The choir sans Hsydu,s Mas
No-2 with Prof Richt-r AZ IN. orgau- Ths
Atr ~as b~au'Ifuilv de ,ora,-d with rare ara
. mss.h' flowers and lighted by hundreds OF
capdlrs- The frs mass TO morrow M 1rnine a.
al SIX o'clock and High Mas, which .cprinSss
he Devotion a. seven
CRTNlNAL CouRr. Jr,so> W.s,.-rb,s r,,-r
ing was h1ed as the time t5r bsaring 80
ments In the cases of LeOosrd Huyck- con v,c,.
III OF larceny, and Henry Sommers as 20
whether hey could be bailed antiI tn. a ac,.,oo
Of me Court IN the General Term v.s r,sd. ~.
Tie exceptions taken. but the Judge apaonncst
that bail could not bs received so tns n.-.se
continue IN yail-their sentences hsvinr -.
mace 70 take effect thirty days from In srn,-
ration Of the next general term. winch vr,iis
convened on the 18th Of May. "
SINGULAR AcC1DRNT-Yesterday morning
while Mrs. Belt residing On l. street, bet zeep
Sth and 10Th. was in a summer kitchen on her
premises, a nat or sad iron over the door wa
aired down and striking her ON the head
knoehed her senseless, breaking large wen In
ner head. For some time 10 was feared that her
INJURIES were fatal, bet Drs. Thompson and
others being in attendance she was soon re.
stored 20 Consciousness.
ELECTION or OFricERs.-At a stated meet.
ing OF Stonehenge Supreme Arch Cha ter No.
"a ", d., held AZ Druid Hall. on Sstur-
aayeNenns, me following oGacers wers elected:
". 0e9denougk. Z. ). A: J. T. X. Plant,
Secy W Il. Hell, Treas; W. L. Seward, S T. !;
W. L. Moyer, j. Z; Thos. Rich, r. II. o.;
James a fennins, l. H d. the Order OF
irulos - steadhy increasing IN numbers. and
growing IN the estimation OF the comm unity
RuIGrors--festerday sfternoon a, McKeu.
dree CHAPEL me fTst uarierly love tsast for
ths present conference year was held under
he superi niendence OF the pastor :. a WI.
son and u was very Interesting re-union ~
NE nodIsis- A. tbfs meeting 20 prohaiionars
were received into full nembsrxhip and
several OF certificate.
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A New WAY OF DoISG BUsINKss.-Hollau.
der Bros. will commence from this day to sell
all heir Gents Furnishing Goods at five per
cen. above cost. We ask all who are in need
81 ne above goods 20 patronize us as II will
ave considerable money to the buyer and ena.
Ole rs 20 continue selling goods at these rates.
HoLLANDEg Bros 2lO Pepna. avenne,
Abb between lith and 18Th sts.
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1aPRovKNENTs.-Mr. John A. Grsy, tn
wen-knovn caterer, has Just erected and com.
pleted very substantial and sly sh tnres- story
buildiDg on Vermont avenue. between 4 and
n streets which will be de voted TO the purpose
OF private hotel, aud for the accommodation of
>eiecf company. Ii has front of ~ feet and 10
70 feet deep. with finished basement containing
me store-rooms, ice he use, improved heating
apparatus for the whole building, servants
20 feet The first story is approach q by wiz,
brown stone steps, leading 10 vestibule am.
corrldor.Ik feet IN width On the side of thi.
there Is a rov OF par y-rooms, three in deptn
Il feet wide by ~ feet deep They communicats
BY wide sliding doors 50 that they can be used
together or separately. Buffers pantry and
reception room completes the accom- modacions
OF this story. A wide fiigh, OF stairs brings us
TO TIE second-sIOry. the front of which il occu.
pied BY large Parlor, OF % by u feet, with
PROJECTING bay window in centre, by g faes in
size. comnaDdir full view of The street The
bay VIZ dow IL Hsnked by balconies, from
winch TIE guests can enjoy ed the open air. Ad
loinIDg the parlor thee are agsin two large
SIZED pantry rooms, whiiSt the rear rs O, en-
pled by a smaller pantry. room bathroom
clo<efs- aud so on. The third. story Is subdiy,-
dsd similar 10 the Sc cond story, with the ex-
crption mat two rooms occupy the space alio:-
&C 70 'front.' parior OF - coad- tory. The front
Is n the Italian style. with large sem, circdlar
wibcovs, portcoes, bay. bsiustrade., all
reaching through the three stories. and has
height of stories are. Basemrpt. feet: first
story, - fee; second STORY, II feet inches:
rhird-StOry. ~ feet. The plans aud specifica-
tons ver- fnrn shed nv Adolf Cius<. architect
and the work wasexecnted by Mr.. W. II. vii.
liams. contractor and builder.
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TIE CONGREGATIONAL CHCRCH.-Eester.
dav, Rev. DR.. Boynton, whose resignation as
pastor of the First Congregational Church is to
take effect on the Isl proximO, preached in the
church to q very large congregation. In add.
ton 20 those whose names have been hereto
fore published in the SrAE as Withdrawing
firm the church, enough have been added 20
give the new organization about I25 members.
A meeting will b. held next week, u Is stated,
TO ysrfest rhe organization. 1t is announced
thst Il will be a Peoples church. open to all
Evan gelical christians, aud Seats free. 1t ~
expected that the new hall of the Young Mems
Christian Association will BE- leased by this
congrsg ton. 1t must not be supposed, how
ever, that this Association is in any way con-
nected with the movement. 1t simply rents its
hall as commercial transaction
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BLACK CLOTH SUITS, the coats il sack style,
SIS. SIS ana ~2J; Back Cloth Suits coat i'm
rock style. 30, S25 and So; Just received AT
sylvania avenue, between nth and 18th SIS. 30
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lHK FOLLOWING is the price list at the re-
duced ratss:-CIooi White Snirt, SI25 = so:
Best Quality. S2.25, UndershIrts for Spring
40 cents: good Socks, Is, ~, end . cents; Eng
lish Socks, 40 cents; Handkerc hiefs, Is cents
good Paper Collars. I24 cents per box. Also,
Ties. Bows, and all kinds Of Gloves, at the
lowest prices.
HoLLANDEI Bsos., 80 Penna avenue
i,l3l near 18th street
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uoHByi HONEY EaONRv no tn. CON
II yeQ $4,000, aad Of sxesilsst quality.
NM. DuHcRxLL. corner 18th sad SO.
~ under Eteits Hogee.
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X IHOo pV"HfNU' huctIoneeF, Georget0Wn.
ENCELLENT HoUsEHOLD FURNITURE AND
EFlAyTs; COWS, 81 AT AUCTION.
vi 1879. at 10 O'Clock. will sell at No Isl
- Warrington street. between Weet aud Stoi
"leaId streets a general assortment Of HUusa
n hold Furniture and Effects, consisting CT
Kosewood Spring eest Chairs and Sofa
Marble Top Bure and Eashstapds
aihut ana N shoesny Bedste ads and WardroIes
Sottage Set complete, Marble Top Stands
Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Hair and Hpsk Mattresses
Oil Cloth, Stoves
tion,
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rnion % srssossprIos.
fssss yS~v, la sdvsass, tlff esos
9is meafkz. go tI,oa
slaGIs s.>ys t4i fftt 70
ADvEHTIsfxe nATrs.
0ns sqssfe n len IIses- -afsi Insertion, tI.so.
n4eh sl1IlIeaxI Insertion, I ~.
An tsnaeIent s1veftIsemenss fsf Isss ihsn
lhfee meal8s charged n NE fsfs ef tss Dol.
Iars snd a-hslf peF sgusss fbf eseh nshIh.
3exssas o tjstsns-fhfss months, tss,oe
3Is months, 5000
IweIve monshs. 8 1900
Has Cslssu- Three nsslhs 5000
9|s menths, 1900
fveIvs moaihs. 10000
otuus--Thfse month"; ioooo
9 sis 20 noaihs = /, i.s,oo is %
Marriage and obituary notices. n not more
Than tsn IIsss- sa< over tsn lInss, charged
II regular advertising RATES.
All sdvsrissmsnis Of . strictly personal
chssasssf, will be charged 81 the rats Of twenty
csnsz PER line.
EdIiosisl notices In local column, twenty-five
cents pr line
JOB WORK Of every description done with
nsatnsss end dispatch. Il
Advertisements psysbIsin advance, and Job
WORK, on delivery.
TO Coaxsssospnxrss rss--wriis plain, with ink,
and On but one side of shs shest Ten lines Of
ordinary manuscript on letter paper, viii make
one square. No 3Ih ~
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TRASsPLAxTIso.-A gentleman
anxious TO ascertain the effect Of
tr.nsplsnlisg al aighi, instead Of the
day, made an experiment with the
following result: He trsnsplauted
ten cherry trees while 10 bloom, CON-
nendng Il 4 o'clock In The afternoon
and snnsplsnting one each hour
until ! o'clock In the morning. Thoss
transplsnted 10 daylight shed their
blossoms, producing little Or no fruit,
while those planted during the dark.
er portions maintained their coadi'
siss fully. He did the sane With
Ten d~srf psur sresa, sfsr the fruit
rs oss third grown. Those tr.ns'
planted during the night periecset
their crup, and showed no injury froa
having bs>a rsaoved. With ench o
shess ire<s he renovsd some earsl
with he roots. The iscidens y fnll,
vsuehed ior; ard u a-ftw more In
liar experinenis produes he nm'
resuIs L will Be- . slruae afgunent 4
horsiculsurisfs, gsriessrs and huis
- -.t-4-l
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Fortunate II Is that all mothers. in
law are not like the one described
below BY DR.. Byford.
The writer asintimstely acquaint-
ed in = family where the mother, as
soon as her daughter was married, set
about correcting the faults Of her
son-in-law. He must never chew or
smoke, or go into company alone.
These were marks Of entire disregard
for his wife. She discovered 30 many
iaults In her daughters husband, that
in less than a month she was sure
that nothing but ruin and disgrace
awaited her. According to the pa
rental authority, he vas proud, prod
igal aud lasy. He was in danger of
being . drankard and alibertine, and
altogether entirely unworthy Of the
truly pure and almost angelic wife
thev had entrusted 10 h;s care. As
everv m.rt Of weakness. everv
,bon.h,Iess and m;.cors,ruod act
!, csu,,s ~ Il l,oht. 4 rs, commre,t,d upon
,,;,h ;r..rs Yen j.. y NJ Tn,,r,;I ,hs Moor
,.h;,d ,-ho ,horoh, -. h.d m.rr;sd
. robl. man q. hsr hu.h.od v.,
,,,r..,,;r.a 81 ..,,srt.;n ;..lon.v fs.r
.,a donh, - n. ..c-;s.. os h.le M.
h,r,,,,... a. o..h, 20 h.vs s,;ovsd.
III III, g. 10 ,,o,,.,,v ~. !,
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n. dn.r.,.d lin of his eoupie was
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.lmost ..;d Observation-Disclosures Of
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prediction was di.proved by the ma
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busbssd. otbeu bodiue evil would
supply the place. Amid all these
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hand. VET. bv his industry. temper
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. r.pu..t;op for pur;,v and poodues.
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