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SALE OF QUABTIBMAsTRR STORES
DEroI QUARrERMAsrER's OrE,cx.

vu WASHINGTON, y. o.. Oct is, 1859
November L.. commencing al 10 A M A. Hrmar,
sansrs seventh street. under the supervision Of
Qusrtermaster Stores, consistfnr in mart on VI
W. d horses; l Mare and Eoal. Carts. 5 Army
io2 Sets o. Harness, 20 Riding Saddles. iO0 Gram
s ssS $40 pounds Rope, 81 Tables. 500 feet DUN
Fights, Bride Bits, Horse Cellars. Carr, Age
I Th,s; ana hing Bolts DOublstrees Surveyor
ether Chains; Wagon Ulsw, stone, Ta.k' And
Stores, Wheels, &c.
Terms: Cash. on day OF sale,
BY order Of the Quartermaster General.
U. MCFEkRAN,
DAINTY lima N
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nB. LEWII D DAVIS DENTAL AssomA
~ TIOA,
No. $50 PBNHeYLVANIA AvENUn
Between l3th and 18th streets

No charge win be made for extracting whore A.
psuent VIII Dc required 70 pay for the
euificAi oIerAnon when performed, which <D
AAss9csanon 10 nov prepared 20 make Teeth On
Goid, silver, and Rubber. ct New York, Philadsi.
tai wsrk done can have Il cheap = in the above
named cities. All WORT win be done In the ueates,
eatisiacaon. Persons Will do veil 70 call and ex.
anime our work before getting it elsev here iy n
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AIIVpAL LOAF OF1ICE, ellK % otf0SS
rroN nsef * psnnsylvasia avenue RObtRf T6E.
5 nssa 0famends Wstches DRY 6oo1S, iar.
my. AID AZ kinds Of Perssnsi Pro1er
'nnc-Ine highest cash price DaiI for ths
I'm 10 WE ~ every day except Sundays, froa
CIV
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y Auctfoneers and Real Estatc Apeu ~.
mo- go Southeast corner fth And streets
VALUABLE BUILDIN0 LOT. FRONrJyc ON
inIH sIhkHT MASr. BETWEEN n AND
STkEETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.
on the premises, at O'Clock ,. m /, Lot ~ ia Ds
tldsons subdivision Of sIuere No $40: said lot
feet to q wide alley.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and p
months, the purchaser to give notes for the de-
terted payments, bearing interest from day of
SAFE A oeed given and adeed Of trust taken All
convey apcfng and stamps at cost of purchAser
go TO be paid down whom the properly r. cold
oo GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
W - ~ Auctioneers
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b aR1EE wl.L Ia e., r,,.,. n,o,
No. s26 Southeast corner OF b and SITS.

No. s26 Southeast corner of7,h and D SITS.
IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
"a By virtue Of decd Of trust, bearing ate
r.. on the thirtteth day Of May, 4. D. 1868, and
3dnly recorded in Liber No $50, folio AS OF
TIE land records for Washington county District
OF Soiumbta: 1 Will sell, at public auction, on
TUESDAY, November the 9Th, at O'Clock D. M
10 front Of the premises the easter most twelve
~ feet and six (6Iisches of Let No 2. in Square
NO ola, In the city of Washington, the same bein
improved By Q very comfortable and convenient
brck House, and ST. uated in q very desirable aud
accessible neighborhood, on K street north he.
tween 4th and 5th streets west.
Terms OF sale: One half cash; the balsn ce In six
andtwelye mont hs, secured by deed OF tr ust BON
the premises SlO0 to be paid when the property
lShnocked down. 1.-THE terms Of sale are not cam
Piled with in five days from the day Of sale the
trustee reserves the right to resell Mt risk and cost
OF nrst purchaser All conveyancing ana rev epue
stamps at cost Of purchaser,
Wa II. WARD, Trustee.
ocO-eod&ds GREEN WILLIAM g. Auct:
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ri GkEEN q WILLIAMS,
II Aucttoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southeast corner of Seventh and b streets,
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE REAL rs


TRUSTEES SALE OF Valuable REAL Es-
BY virtue Of adeed Of trust, dated the 10th day
81 ehs A. % lo55 aud duly recorded in Liser r.
CO. iolo Vs. Of ,SS sS
the ysrfy secured thereby We will sell 81 pub lie
the of 81 sns
nj the northern part having - feet front on
new hsmpshire avenue, OF Lot numbers cd ele en-
eitx ~ square aUmbersd seventytwo t72). in the
Terms Of sale: One half in cash, fof which o.,
made in :iI and twelve mouths Nth 70 %, Ss
Gay OF sale and secured to the satisfaction Of the
1 r:ss The right e resell the grSp,r. .sr Que
nsssr Al oonveyancing' including stamps, at
os ..r... aA ssEs I R WIS Aass..
Rr OOOPEK LATIMER. Auctioneers,
souhwssf ea4nsr 2 Psnn eGa sss Co.
ksS14EE sAEn
fBs b. r'r AND p i4 5 sIRs Ers y, a,T:
ISL dsy r. $.S & Lisa s;
sSs - in front Of iss premises, MOSD1Y,
snoGy,n a n said city Of wsshtngton and beios
" In Charles J. whites recorded subdiyision
OF ths vest half Of SQUARE mn inferred two huudref
The above property is In . highly desirsbl.
nmsssf'erhood, and offers ne chance for invest
Terms OF sale: One.third cash; balance in .ix
mo Twelve months The Trustee reserves the
terms :as within tive days At risk sod eo.a
OF the defsalting purchaser all conveyaucine
s 30 stamps at the cost Of purchaser deposit Of
goo ~ time of sale
WILLIAM B. TODD. JR., Trustee
&C l9eodds COOPER A1LATIAER. Aucts
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10y FITCH FOX.
II Real Estste Brokers and Auctioneers.
NO. 41O 7th street, opposite Post Office

TRUSTEES sALE OF LOT ON O STREET.
pbEIWBkN 18th AND 18th STREETS
virtue Of deed of trust dated on the ath d Az
o. SIpassmber. 1883 and July reoorj ed among
undersigned win sell, Of oaSIis auction On sSs
s pr on WEDNESDAY, Noyenber 10th, 1853.
vision Of square go said lot fronting 20 feet on
alley NA AO' i0o' inene7 " az
,sTerms of sale: One third cash; baisnce in g and
y months; deferred payments to bear Interest. aud
- pe secured by deed of trust on the premi ,es
deposit OF $50 required At time OF ssie All CON.
Veysncine and revenue stamps at purc asar cost
GEORGE VASfION Trustee
ocZS-eoddS FITCH FOX Ancts
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DENTISTRY.

nR. LOOMS HAVING IMPROyEn Avn
ko. ren, ,n bus log sstAbli.hed pen,e~
prepared. Nth ass s sHmpists manner,
ense, aid every possible appliance known 10 IN.
srS; 70 soeey ever Requirements - . MechauioaI
once 33S Peppa. sveuue, a>-ln
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OoCT0R senUMAS 4 DUBAHDp TONIC,
Fkk4EPR kiL4 ERQM ThE CoNcEKrRArED


PREPARED FROM THE CONCRWrPs1FD
EALhA6T OF FRESH BRBF Obj Ts1f;
nTTG pShANDY AND PYRO PHOSPHITR
This prsDaration 10 con posed Of the Dom vonspt
Pafts OF the human 0yDeem. II adds directly there
,nS S R,F the purity end quality Of both
henssry Canal and building up the human fre1s
1T IS A CERTAIN CORE FOR THE eoT.
LOWING DISEASES: oh
1neipient oonssnltion. Nervous Debility nv,.
IeIsis. INDICATION, AsasthRf 0vsrworkeI aicd
g, sSiri,uo.: lspGi 2. Ulcer: sed
md stckiy Childrs9 and an Disesses Srfsios from
broker Soyn ana aebihtated imvsse coHdision
cured you must avoid I'll pursst3ve mSin,ns anS
take this Tonic regularly, and = On bottlec 1iii
make certain oufe u the most obstinate and for
PRICH. u PEI BOTTLE.
-.- FkkfAkHD AT
No. 1ss WEST PRATT STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
CHAkL1s sT0ff, 3Is Pennsylvania svsans.
Warrington, Whole0als Agent
For sole By al DrHgRistS suAsm
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. S26, Southeast corner 7th and D streets
AUCTION SALE 0FAFINl BBEwIRY AN

AUCTION SALE OF FINE BREWERY AND
BUILDING LOTS.
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November
f:i 20, az O'Clock, We shall sell on the premises
~thAt beautiful pro psrty on the Garner of 9th
street east and Pennsy lvania avenue the sans be.
Ing tns southeast portion of Square No et4 The
csssary buildings. will be sold b, itself The
fHAMA HOUsE on the west, with stable will he
sold on lot about 2ax9O. And the I,ots on OH
street will es ch be about 2ixlC9 " 'H
Terms made known at sale.
DODGE DARNEILLE,
oc1u'u Zeal Estate Brokers, 40 at
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RIRPsi PIRDsH BIRDR 'iI-Just rscei veA, Q
- nEs assOIID inert Of Belgium and German ~ =
thnAk1 BibDs, the Enest ssugers ever OF u
lerec 10 this N arket. 30 5227 18th STREET. be "
tween and .. Ioea6tl Oh. BUPPERf.
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nRe. w.. AND II. A. MERRILL DlUrIsrp
N, No: 2SS PnnNsrLyANIA AvB-
nish ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any Mind o.
., rtsss desired Pure NsHess Ozsds Gas oou
We guarantee TO all those havfnS werk done Al az,
once setisfaction In every particular. no 10 iys
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L WAfOF NEW JERSEY AVGNUs r. 0et See.
and streets north; IEDIANA AVSNUI,
between Isl ana "a streets west; 6TRiEr
north, between North Capitol street AID al
street wet and HORTH CAPITOL sTREET
betWeen u And ID atr eAta nnfih

street west; and A0RTH CAPITOL sTREET.
between And streets north
MAYORS OFFICE, CrT7 HALL,
Scala. pWAsHiTGroN, d. g., October u, is;s
until 90 LI1pSnas VIII be received at this Office
bstmnas ne ea!rageway Of New Jsrsey avenue,
EttNeen and streets north; Indi ana Avenue
Sstween LIST and AZ streets; o street north. be-
Sos,hh North Capitol street and 81 street west AVID
ror.nh tapitol street, between b end d streets
north, with wood or stone, az the MAYOR NAV DE-.
ers inee;. s,tsT consulting with Che property hold
nj, ~ paved with stone. the same suaUty - that
IA Y paving Il street north vii BE- required
EooS sooers ere st liberty to select she kisd Of
AZ S RNemen they may thiak proper 20 bid for.
psvsHeerse VIII state the price Of each kind OF
rial. sa Sa and trimming the work and mate
.ttn ne Sork to be commenced within ten (IOI dsys
H, ,s ns signing Of the esnrses end the bidders
they can CON piete IL ~ WINCH
Hpsctncations may be seen at the ONCE OF tbs
t{sHn sncent and Inspector Of Streets. etc. NV
, p.cs 20 De Endorsed "Proposels fer Psving New
~; - sVense," etc. BOWEN. Msyor.
ri
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Deputy Quartz rmaster General
DC 10 % Brevet Brig. Gen., o. 9. Army
SALE OF THE UNITED STATES AkMORY
~ AnD OTHkR GROUNDS AT HARPER'S
FEkkf, WEST VIRGIbIA. AND VICINITY.
D OhDNANCE OrFlCE.

In pursuance of tSs sot .noIc! sept s sSs
1865 and by direction Of the sscrstsry Of Ws tS be-
properly Of the United States at Harper. Ferrv
On r1H ssSsn ". .s p a.: :ss
per, 1862 commanding at 10 O'Clock q m and con-
The value of this property I for nsnr,.e.r,,,,
IMPOSES Is 700 well known to render IL ecessary
is being and viii be sent to ,srson. Mn
ine by etts; sSGn a. printed, upon their apply
efll inelude the Musket Factvry. embrao,ns a
Canal sna
81 me rver he walls Of two large buildings are
several Others ana the water Wheels With gear 81
lTnSs. and the fumes; are almost in perfect Older
and oST sre o. the most
wooden Buckets. ~'' i''A wiz"
At TIE second will BE- the site of the Rihs
ings upon which have been destroy ID, but the
TIE third viii Be the Shenandoah Ferry. with /.
tssct OF % acres OF lapd on the south and Lot on
The fourth vii e. tSs
sns Wed from tIsss
FIiends' Ore Bank, acquired By deed from Henry
The remainder, consisting Of Houses and Lots in
the town. VIII be sold lot BY tot.
sitter payment shall have been AIDE in full eli its
tisnt snS title to the property, which is Believed
The terms OF sale prescribed BY Law are credit
OF and tive years; the pur asers to rive bond
and security for the payment of the purchase
within ten days after the sale ~
map showing the netes and bounds OF the Hsr.
lers Ferry property will be exhibited 1t the time
Of sale
The Government reserves the right TO vithdr.v
factory. A. B DYER
NOTICE TO DELiNQUENTS.
Persons " no purchAsed I.ota In Ias9 h.v>
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III sRlkn 2 WILL LAM
No. 626, Southeast corner 1th and d streets.

x 0hB80 - WlkklAmo,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Broken.
No. e26, Southeast corner 1th and d streets.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
By virtue Of deed Of trust, recorded In Liber J.
s., No -, folios &6S, etc the subscr Der will
selij on the premises. on MONDAY, the LIST day of
November, A: u. 1859, az O'Clock D. m, the fol
loving desIrable building Lot. situate on street
north. between North Capitol street ana Delaware
avenue, and near the Baltimore Depot, and kno On
as bet No two CD, square No. six hundred and
eighty three (6sS), containing $50 square feet.
Terms cash. onvsyancing and revenue stamps
at cost Of purcha
JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Trustee.
&C u-eod GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
by COOPER LATlMRR Auction GERS,
- (successors to j. q. Mcclure d Co :,
southwest corner Penns avenue and 18th street
TWO BUILDING LOTS, ON A STREET NORTH.
BhTMkEH 3D AND 4TH sTREErS EAST.
CAPITOL HILL, AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Octob 2sth
isey on the premises at O'Clock viii sell Lots
y and 9, tn J. A. Bsiley's sub Of lots. in square
1ss, fronting each 20 feet on the south side OF A
street north between Sd and 9Th streets east With
80 foot alley.
Conveyancing and stamps at purchaser. cost.
go down on each purchase at time Of sale. Terms
&C H-d&Gs COOPER LATIMER. Aucts.
n VI =
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PERSONAL.

rChSUN AL.
MoNEY.LOANs NEGOTIATED ON PAPER
necessary papers prepared at this Office III dssired
soIG Ks '''''nsa on ae'sIIfa t sSA.EEssT! ATE
oc23 New York avenue and 9Th street.
WHAT had BITrER TAKRro RELIEVE
FIRM Plsf6uioHI Ills sffshE i. s2lS.S si
1s Ss Ses s.S 3. and ia. I,
II NJ 4.
The Real Estate, Law, and Insurance otHc. OF
from NO. suai1s 70
1xts,hg victor Once, corner of 7th nd d ste. ;,
oe slst Hsrs Es Gazette News.
MADAME WIS, MIDWIFE NURsE.
Nl 436 eth street, opposite Patent ONCE.
Particular attention gwen to Femsls Con
plants &C 2I.6t'
A 1rIS1ios Mas. o. CONT 'SrIosn
nss removed her Fa.hi ~ able Dres ,m aktne rs
and is receiving the Latest ana beat styiss for
Lrss.mAkine from europe lvening WEDDING
al descTpons msds IN the latest and Ss,s stVis or
:, Remember the number, ara. &C al.lm
10 NOT p1sPAIR UNTIL you HAVE SEEN
doors south Of ths Avenue. H,...ss ss ,, lev
othsIsJaiI. Office open day and night. oc2O Ims
Two TFE LADIEt!-Indelible Marking, stamp
.pd IL he btss soeS r snSt nSsos
from one To- twenty inches 10 depth; al Kind Of
sdspSs STAMPING Depot AS st street. opposite ssit
&C l6-lm' L. A. BARBOWS 90.
"A man who will act as Ag MT in q new, hi and
honorable business. paving So q day. No gift
ssosscG Ff;tsf
~ knss0ure: fa: 90 1-lm
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NBURANoR
BANKERS

LEws JOHNSON q CO.,
BASKERS
PKBSsYLvASIA -AylEuB, oe,sux
eTRREf.
bnALBnsru
poABsrIo AND PoRKI6N BxsnAues.
Sevsrsnsns and oorps.tios Bonds scasss sss
on commission.
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SAH oO0K1 Q o..
BAL n
Irvxsuxu esnIHs. 0Ppssvvs FprAsvvv
BUY and cell % esfrsns osrkss rssss. ed h.
~ On hass fun saDpS q en-
00vRRHMIHr BONDo,
B1v1H fHIBrIle. AHp oenrOuBp
IHrKRDsf HOfBO.
ertsrs sof STOCKS, BOHps, H., sxssusd
and collections asAs on al sesssdsb pss,s.i
- l-0
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Persons Who purchased Lots in issa and have
not fuily paid for them, notified that IL thev
pay What is due before the cay Of sale, the Lots
r ,.a 2. decided TO Them Other wise they Win be
cot Brevet Major Cen, Chief Of ordsnoe.
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81 vSsorLK LATiAIR. AsenOne.r,,
eoosovsss corner Of Penn'a sveuue "a ,,~r a
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-04
Eject Of Kindness to Animals.

II have great faith," says a cor
respondent of the Practical Far
meer, Gin the education of ani-
mails"
~ believed in the efficacy of the
gentle touch long before I knew
Of Rarey's method. His success
has been but confirmation Of my
theory. It may be set down as a
fixed fact that whenever a horse
or a COW or an OK is timid and
shy-will not allow person to
approach or handle, unless it is so
| situated that it cannot escape-a
wrong system Of treatment has
been pursued. The animals Of
the farmer are naturally disposed
, to be docile and affectionate.-
recognize the hand and voice of a
friend as soon as a human being
would, and manifest their affec-
tion in variety of ways, which
none but the kind master or
keeper will observe. Have you
not seen teamsters who could
manage their teams by a soft
word far better than others could
do by blows and harsh words p
Have you not seen milkmaid
approach a cow with a bucket
without the slightest evidence of
a disposition on the part Of the
animal to evade her? And have
you not seen the same cow make
every effort to escape from the
next milkmaid who approaches
her? l have, and the reason was
that the first had always treated
her kindly and gently, while the
latter had pursued the opposite
method. Animals almost invaria-
bly, partake Of the character Of
their masters. The kind, gentle,
and considerate master will gene
rally have kind, gentle animals;
while the rude, impetuous and
cruel master will rarely fail
to have animals whose dispo-
sitions will mate with his own.
Is not gentleness the true method2
God has given those poor brutes
for our use they minister to our
wants. are patient and uncom-
planning, and certainly deserve
such treatment at our hands as
will show that we properly ap-
preciate the kindness Of the Al
mighty in giving them to US for
the purpose Of adding to our COM
fort"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-04
Stopped His Paper.

The following anecdote Of the
late Mr.. Swain, from the Phila-
delphia Press, is not without it's
moral in other latitudes than
Pennsylvania:
Many years ago, Mr.. Swain,
the editor of the Public Ledger,
was hailed at the corner Of Eigh-
teeuth and Chestnut streets by q
very excited individual, who in
formed him in the most excited
terms, II have stopped your paper,
sir" and proceeded ia explain the
why and wherefore, all the time
gesticulating wildly. "My gra-
cious sir, you don't say so. Come
with me to the office, and let US
see if we cannot remedy the mats
ter. 1t grieves me that any one
should stop my paper" Down
Chestnut Street to Third the two
proceeded. Arriving at the Office,
Mr.. Swain said: "Why, my dear
sir, everything seems to be going
on here as usual: I thought you
had stopped my paper" Then
and there the excited gentleman,
whom the long walk, by the way;
had partly cooled, said that he
had stopped taking his one copy
Of the Ledger. Mr.. Swain was
profuse in his apologies for having
misunderstood the meaning of
his late subscribers words, and
regretted that he had given him
the tramp from Eighteenth street
to Third, down Chestnut, The
gentleman went on his way q
wiser if not a better man, mar:
Yelling at the stupidity of editors
in general, and of Mr.. Swain In
particular. Before he left, how
ever, he ordered that the Ledger
be still sent to his address.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-04

The daughter marries either
the richest man she can get or
the most fashionable one of her
set, or she is married for her fa-
theirs money. Her wardrobe is
the most costly that can be found.
Her honeymoon is passed in cars,
steamboats, and hotels, in a whirl
of fatigue and excitement. Not
being able to keep house in the
same style as her father-and
nothing less luxurious would suf:
fee her-she goes to q fashionable
boarding house to reside. There
she is surrounded by expensively
dressed idle woman, who seem 10
have No apparent object in life
but shopping, dressing and gos-
siping. She soon makes an init.
mate friend of one of them, and
commences the same vapid, aim
less, unsanctifed life. Her little
children born in this goddess ex-
istence are left to the charge of
nurses, and sometimes escaping
from the vigilance of Bridget or
Lisette are seen wandering around
the forbidden precincts of the par
lors or halls, with the sacred look
of little criminals evading the
police. No morning and evening
sacrifice of prayer and praise has
fallen on their ear a hurried
prayer to nurse, while balf asleep.
as they are going to bed, is all
know or have been taught of the
higher duties Of life. On Sunday
the caravanseras, the household,
with few exceptions, arise too
late to attend morning services
or if they do, it is only another
ministration at the shrine of fash
ion. Dinner on the Sabbath is a
full dress affair, and the converse
tion is just as worldly as usual.
[Brooklyn (N ~ Monthly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-04

HuM1L1rY.-Pride and Humility
are the very opposite ofeach other
Whatever the one denotes, the
other means the very reverse.
Humility is a Christian grace
pride is the gift of Satan. The
former is an evidence Of moral ex-
cellency-the latter proves the ex-
istence of moral deprasity. Humil-
ity is most pleasing God-pride
most hateful. Humility is sub
mission to God and his law-pride
is rebellion against the supreme
ruler of the universe and contempt
for His law and government. The
humble man loves God-the proud
man hates him. Humility is an
evidence ofgood sense. Pride is
an infallible proof Of ignorance.
The wise man is humble On &C
count of his moral poverty and
absolute dependence on his ma
ker and preserver for anything;
The fool is proud Of his moral
penury and depravity.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-04
a Story for Young Husbands

tOHe of the best stories we have
met with for some time. as inge.
niously but truthfully giving a
lesson that many young married
peopie need, We clip from the Lon
don family Herald.-N 0. Pea
.sN here are you going, George?'
asked Mrs. Wilson, as her husband
Arose from the tea-tabie and took
his hat. - ....
.dssO-I,m going ont" was the
egreiess response.
ss;sssBnt where ?" asked his wife.
,;sssWhas odds does it make, EN-.
Map returned her husband. 81
shall be back at my usual time
= The young wife hesitated, and
% quick flush oyerspread her face.
She seemed to have made up her
mind to speak plainly upon sub.
ject which. had lain uneasily upon
her heart for some time, and she
could not'let the opportunity pass.
1Is required an effort-but she per.
severed.
Les me tell you what odds it
makes to me- she said, in a kind
but tremfleus tone. eff / cannot
have your company. here at home,
;Ishouid at least feel better if ]
knew where you were."
as aBut you know that / am safe,
sRmma-and what more can you
ask 2'' A.. 80" "
- 81. do not know that you are
safe, George. I know nothing
about you when you are away"
zsssssPoohl poohI Would you have
.it that lam not capable of taking
care of myself?"
"You put wrong construction
upon my words, George. Love is
always anxious when its dearest
object is away. fl did not love
you as I do, I might not be thus
uneasy. When you are at your
place of business I never feel thus,
because / know I can seek and
: find you at any moment; but when
you are absent during these long
evenings, I get to wondering where
syou are. Then I begin to feel
lonesome; and so one thought fol-
lows another, until feel troubled
and uneasy. Oh-if you would
only stay with me portion of
your evenings!"
"Aha-I thought that was what
you were aiming at" said George
with aplayful shake of the head.
"You would have me here every
evening"