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| The National Debt-The Circulation
We are little surprised to see the Ne"
York Tribune presenting the man iea'
ture of the financial scheme o. uehei"'
EWING and asking its consideration oy .le
Government as a proper means OF reducing
the interest on the public debt and taclii-
tatinc financial operations in trade. 1De
TribIue contends that as Secretary BOUT.
WELLS plan has failed some other shouio
be tried, and it offers its own plan as
worthy of trial. 1t is briefly stated by Inc
Tribune as follows:
"Let Congress makc our greenbacks fund
able ot the PLEASURE of the holder In bonds
OF 500, 81, 600, and $4,000, drawing ~
tcrest ut the rate of one cent per gay oii
each 800 for IS 100 per anuum) Gnd e.
chdnqeabic into grecu6ackS at the pleasure
of the holder, Now authorize tGe treasury
to purchase and eXtinguisb our outs.anu'
inr bonds SO fast as it is supplied with Tue
means of so doing by receipts Tor customs
or otherwise and to issue peW 2reeopachs
whenever larger amounts sna!i DC re-
uuired-every one being fDDdahie 10 sums oi
500, 81 900, or $4,000, as aforesaid, at inc
pleasure of the holder, il BONDS ota"lu5
on ANIMAL interest of 8 e5100 IN coin per
annum. and these bonds oXchGneeaDlc mo
orepnbacks whenever holter shall desire
It,"
The Tribune Is quite ecstattc over TINS
conceit. 1t states the many advantages oi
this nlan under several heads-as Is the
custom of that paper-the sum ana SUP
stance of which Is that there VIII DC uu
immense conversion Of srccubacks into the
bonds as the best means OF holding large
sums for future use. Money, for instance
to be paid out for grain or any other COM
modify, or to meet accrulng obligations u'''
in few months, could be converted INTO
bonds without risk, and the bonds could
be promptly reconvcrted into grecnoacks
when wanted; whereas, were the money
loaned out, it might be locked up, anu Inc
owner be disappointed at the time when nc
wanted bis money.
The whole question is us to the amount
of capital thus in waiting tor future USE
Would 1t be sufficient TO absorb steadily
large amount Of bonds7 Certainly people
would not invest in bonds at G5-l00 when
they could get bonds beariag5 to7 or 8pcr
cent. IL would be great accommodation
to holders OF large sums for future use TO
enable them thus to convert them INTO
bonds reconvertblc at tier pleasure but
il would be Of 30 great advantage 10 tue
G oycrnmcnt unless the amount so invested
WAS large enough to mske decided I'M
preston upon the amount OF annual III
tereSt paid by it.
The plan, i'll fact, makes the GoTcrnmcnt
a depository. Money would be Temperate
~ converted into bonds instead OF being
deposited in banks and it is probable that
the Tribune greatly overrates the quantity
that could be thus converted or temporary
" loaned TO the Government.
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INTERESTING TO1LADIES.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS,
MADAME j. 81. GRANGEs.

MADAME j. 81. GRANGEs,
GIL BROAD STREET,
was the recipient or THREE PREMIUMS two
with medals) at the late Virginia Fair, taxing all
the premiums THAI were awarded for lace-wSTk,
aoc, rs heretofore. offers TO the ladies Of Rich
mo- her terytce5 for toe repairing OF One Laces,
sh .wis, Lare Cur AIMS, etc.
Also, tust received, a fine a. scrtment OF REAL
LAof, + olZS LACE, INIT Iron Ia E sETS,
and .SA CUsFs and COLLARS cr the very
latest st lies and 81 . N s. reasonable price.
aud seize lile Il j WELRY, Including the new
siTle or Silver and fine French Stlt gaoda 80 d ucn
worn IN the Leading .'ities. an ear call Spd ex-
animation VIII pay al. a.e
:. s.-kerem or, ladies. that Mrs. GRANGER
WILL do up Ires OF charge all goods bought
o. her sais Year. Ne l1Q, This Sm
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ne BACHELORS HAIR DYE
This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disa-
greeable odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bstchelor's
Hair Dye produces Immediately a splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft.
beautiful; does not contain particle Of lead or
any injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory, ls BOND STREET, NY. jyIl-eodly
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spEsIEAE sUTIr5 bs

ME- THE EMPRESS AUGUSTA NJ ~,
o,Iy, tor which we arc sole agents for 'n's
o.. q ,,s m ost stylish and cheapest Kid e!e's
now # re i.n this m 'rkes- ,,ve
Chr dollar Kid Gloves are the same aa we uaae
,oou ceiling for the past two years. Our sales
coached over Fix thousand pairs last year, anu We
heard but few complaints ua-,no
A large assortment Of Berlin LINED nSfino'
Cashmere, Buck, and Dogsktn Gloves a.
1918 and 12l5 Main street.
orr neEss-GOoDs stock is the largest and best
assorted ever cfered In this city. NJ"
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No ELECTION IN LUNENBURG.-We learn
that owing to some irresularity in the cleo
tion at several precincts in Lunenburg
county the commissioners of election have
declined to give the certificate to either
candidate, and it is said q new election will
be ordered.
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w NECK RIBBONS, NECk-ILhs'
aAs1ss, BONNET RIBBONS and TRIM
MING RIBBaNs, In great v.riety; FhisGas;
GIMPs, BUrTO tJs, TERRY VaiVYTs, Gh .,S
GKAJy sATINS, vELVET5, VELVfifsS
sII'Kn and sATINs, in great variety at
LEVY BROTHERS'.
1918 and 1915 Main street.
The mos. stylish KID GLOVE now sold Is the
Empress Augusta.
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! hat,on Of the General of the armies u .ns
Union and the President OF ING on''eu
ps-s.ucs the above was written, the
,e1esrash has brought us the news that
.yndae WILLIAMS, of Chicago, does not APP
nroye Of Governor PAtMER's conduct
This Judge speaks as stoutly and stlffiy as
any modern JErrRsys of them all. We
presume, however, that the telegram ooes
Injustice to this great lu,ninary. drana
iuries find true bills either upon the INFORM
alton of two of their own number or
upon other testimony Of witnesses. Then,
too. the Cover nor has right to employ ad'
ditIonal counsel to did the Commonwealth
attorney, and of course to advise with MN
in the matter Of seeing that the Jaw" arc
duly executed. Still further: IL ths Jnu''
cia, tool of a corrupt Radical dcspo1ls'n
shall succeed in inducing the grand jury 10
ignore the presentnent against oeher" 'i
SHERIDAN the Conmonwealths attorney
NAV himself file an information an" prose-
cute him.
Rnt the result is evidently going to be
,,,at vhnt we have said In the article above
it would be.
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A Card from Mr.. Moss. of Amelia.
RICHMOND, November 10, 1871.

lASuAoNo, Io'S1AoSi ~, AS'A'
Editors Of the Dispatch:
My name appears in your paper this
morning on the list of candidates for the
legislature in Amelia county. Will you
be so kind as to inform the public that
was not 4 candidate, having withdrawn
from the canvass previous to the day Of
election on account Of bad management
of some of the leaders OF the Conservative
party. The vote cast for Inc was intended
AS compliment by some of my friends.
Very respectfully, JOHN r. Moss.
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RLcEHC,IS AND t'ETEH&suha r. =. ES,t
RICHMOND VA, Aux. ), 1871.

nlCEHC,Ii' AID ETEi.isuh'I r. =. kVr
RICHMOND VA, Aux. ), 1871.
IE:EE Z AIRS ON TEi5 AOAo
= ran IS follows
The ull trains leaTe E.cG-coad ~ ':S A. =.
snd 80 2. g.: ard ia@Te Petersburg 81 Iva s. -
ard 7:9o z. ID. ~
Freight and A Accommodation .rsins leave Eich-
mond at 9 4. ID. and 4.le L. NJ, AMI leave Pesrfs-
burg st &c A. IL. and Loo +. 81.
The 3:<h A. Il. train VIII nos leave RicEuona es
2uNDAYR and the i:?a =. Il. train win TO: lcss
Petersburg 81 SUEDaT2. =,
saa3eusyro fcE 80, cois win ISke the $50 (. ..
dsiiy train, ard tsose from Norfolk Will conn.,
1t Petersburg with the 10 4. II. train.
Passengers from Clover hiti VIII AXE ne ~ go; 49,
IL. train on Mondays, " edAeAdsys ahd / .!o"ls
s.,i rel uraing leave Rlchn out me same dAi a.
a:30 T. d.
Ta2 az trans VIII stop oniy ST Chester.
The 4. II. train VIII connect 81 ieF,ss'
burg With the Atlantic, mississippi and OHIO !Asi-
road for Lynchbus daily.
SLEEPISG CARS on the $50 L. ". trSsu, ram
ding through 20 Wilmington. X. r. kAcEhr
au7 Ticker a1d Trtiv1: sy"n--
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nB LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE, pro.
nounced by connoisseu-s ~THE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE.n
1timproves appetite and digestion, and 1t is TN
rivIll.d for lie flavor.
We arc directed By Messrs. Lea & Perrirs TO
prosecute all parties making or vending counter
fetsa JOHN DUECAk,S sOSs
au ls-h& Won Agents, New York
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TIE VICTORY IN Observation-Disclosures
DEMoNsTRATloN.-Thc unparalleled, ana
we may say unexpected, victory in gallant
old Chesterfield was the occasion last night
of The grandest demonstration Manchester
ever witnessed. A large procession, headed
by Smiths Band, proceeded about So'clock
7. NJ. to courthouse square, where appro-
pirate addresses were delivered by Messls'
Clopton, Wake, Monteiro, and others.
After this the line was formed and q mlFch
was made through the principal streets.
Prominent among the transparencles were
a huge coffin, announcing the demise OF
Maddox. and large bundle of hay, emblem
atical of the fate of the candidate for
sheriff. The entire multitude bore lanterns,
and the notices OF the transparencles were
far too numerous to mention.
Among the stores and residences lllllml-
mated were those of A. G. Jones, W. b.
West, j. A. CerSley, II. A. Jordon, a. D..
Fowler, f. w. Redford, j. NJ. Perdue,
William Whitwortb, w. II. Waymack, L..
Il. Chiles, &. A. r. Meredith, and William
Il. Blunt.
After proceeding through the principal
streets amid the most enthusiastic APP
plause, the coffin was duly consigned to n
watery grave by being plunged into James
river; and at late hour the large con-
course of people dispersed, we'll pleased
with the effort made to celebrate the great
est victory won during the present cam
paign.
I'D Chesterfield had the reputation Of
being the best organized county In the
State previous TO the election, and she has
nobIy won the honor Of being the banner
county.
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NE OUR FIFTY AND S1GTY-CENT
BLACK ALPACAS are the b:Et bargains yet
offered in that article Look heGore you purchase
elsewhere. lnolol LEVY BROTHERS.
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We shall be glad to receive and will pub
lish the official returns Of any county, but
we cannot find room for mere township re-
turns,
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VINEGAR BITTERS, HOSTETTER's
" Biters, Drsk 8it-er-, Wistsr's Pine Trsa
Tar Corttsl. Misaier's Herb Ill ters, &c.
l.. WAGNER Il co, Dtngz1sta
nc ll'GN sixth and Broad streets
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NO PHYSICIANS.

T1HE PEERLESS GLOBE-FLOWER
Il COUSIN SYRUP, for the cure Of every form
OF cough, bronchitis, asthma, sore throat, hoarse-
ness, &c, and will positively cure consumption II
taken In time. sec circulars. For sale BIZ pro-
prIetors, wholesale agents,
PURCELL, LAUD i CO., Druggists,
1915 Aaiu street, corner ThIrleenth,
oc 4-3m Richmond, Va
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1871.
1877. 1871.
FALL AND WINTER ARRAN9Ea 1SE.i
HEDUIIE RICHMOND, FREDSRlCho'
BURG AVID POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
INTO EEEECT IuHE Z. 1871.


TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner BYRD
and Sth streets, 81 follows:
The DAY TEAM daily AZ s:ese A. Ill. Arr,fss
in Washington a. 1915, Baltimore (exceps "a
Sundaysl ~ 2lS Philadelphia 81 cas-, ana ~"
York IT o:ao r. IL. TIE SAME DAY. -
The NIGHT TRAIN daily texcep; on SUNDAY"
IT s:sS p. 81. ,.,,
me NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Rlcamoad
Csfondays excepted) 1t $50 a. &. ,.,
The ACCOMAObATfOS TEAM for Milford
leaves Broad-ctreet Dspos daily lsuncays e.,
ceptedl a. $50 l.. u. Arrives In Ktchnoaa sss"
A.. M.
the FREIGaT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays sad
Eridays at SIS A. ".
THROUGH JACKETS 2nd THROUGH Sas-
East, and West
Coinpany'g otices, corner Bsosa and s.h sa:>ss.f.
Itcset ONCE, corner Byrd and Sun s:tss.s
]. Ii. GENTLY
@ Gcrerxs Ticket agent
& e 7. II. MYERS. Genera snp't ~
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me- FOR TABLE USE AND SICK
n tSS.-kCccivipg this dsy,
SO boxes Ck1AWBA GRkPES,
500 boxes pELAWARE GRAPES,
500 boxes ISABELLA GEAPsS,
400 pounds MALAGA GRAPES,
Loo SWEET HAVANA ORANGES.
buncEes YELLOW BANANAS.
ALSO,
500 CALIFORNIA PEARS,
And the largest assortment of CONFECTIONE-
RIES, 1T ANDREW AETONIS
oc 3l-eod S2'u street below the post-oflce.
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MT CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, DRUG
GETS;
al wool, At 81 worth $l.5Q:
LI<EN Table CLOTHS, two ya'dj long, at
81 worth $3.50;
BRIDAL or EONEY-COMR QUInT1. ezra
large Size al $40 worth $3.50;
CALICO COMFORTABLES at 81. so, 10, IS g.,
snd 81;
DELAIhE COMFORTABLE at Is;
WOOL FED. SP3EADA at 1880;
CuLORED AID VIII! J. BLANKETS, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Excellent KID GLOVES al IL. Eolo
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YORK COUNTY-OFF1c1AL.

1UKh GUN I I-OFFICIAL' -
For Senate Colonel &. X. Mallory lCon-
seryative), 32S; DR.. D. NJ. Norton (aadl-.
caD, CO..; scattering. 4. For House OF
Delegates: NJ. T. Hughes, 81 Robert
Norton, 693; L. II. Lively, II. County
Treasurer John sheldon Jones, $50; Ed::
J. Gallagher, 653. For Superintcndent OF
Poor: j. n. Topping, 237; William Fox,
.2sl3
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4 LII KINDS OF JOB WORK NEAFLI
"A sXECUfED AT TaH DlsPATCa PA ~
Int HOUSE.
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THE ELECTIONS.
ACC0MAE COUNTY,

ACCOMAC CUUN I.
F. R. Bagwell (Conservativel, 1921 5.
d. Fletcher CONSERVATIVE. 1901 J0hn d.
Curtis (independent), 1853; George W. Ma
SON (RadicaD, $50; Joseph L. henney
(RadicaD, $40.
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y :.
For Senator A. L. Lathrop (RadcaD,
9St: Z. 3. Berkeley (Conservative), GO.
For House Of Dcleg gates: Joseph Jorgen-
son iRadicaD, 93S; A. B. Venable Con
servative), G12 For Sheriff: William H.
Wilkinson (scalawag), 957 A. j. Prize
Conservative, 572. For Clerk: John I.
Hagerman (Con>erva'ive), 375; II. L.
Hooper (scalawag), 102. Conservative gain
about 400.
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p r RaSweU CONSERVATIVE, 1921; S.
Curtis Gndependent), 1853; George W. Ma
SON (RadicaD, $50; Joseph I. henney
(RadicaD, $40.
CRAIG COUNTY-OFFIcIAL.
Cov1sGToS. November 10.-For Senate
PendIeton, 200; Lakeland, 149. For
House OF Delegates (alleghSny and CralRl I:
Robertson, 143; Mccormick, lG7 Mann,
81 Sader, 40.
majority. William Lakeland il said to DC
elected over Colonel Pendleton tor tne
KING & QUEEN.
Gresham CONSERVATIVE beats Lewis (co-
lored RadicaD rs votes, and Is triumph
anlly elected against heavy odds ana V,gor-
Gus efforts.
. LUNENBCRG COUNTY.
MEHERRIS. November 9.-Four OUT or
seven Dol-bOoks in Lunenburg are Illegal
No certificates have been granted by can
yassers. The Radicals have So majority lor
the Legislature. Stokes Conservatory IoI
has 1870 majority. About 30O
whites, to their shame be it said, failed 10
vote.
MATTHEWS COURTHOUSE, November g.
Returns show that Captain Z. j. Christian
CONSERVATIVE is most triumphantly elected
to the Legislature over Dixon (scalaWag
RadicaD. Matthews has very large Con-
servatiYe majority.
MIDDLESEN COUNTY.
r. #. Bland Conservative, Al; l.. T..
Bristow independent Conservativel DUB.
Bristow's majority, 9S.
NELSON COUNTY-OFFICIAL.
Senate K. a, Cogbill CONSERVATIVE,
/. IA; Warwick (RadicaD, SS7. House
Smith (ConServativr), 1855; Loving (inde-
pcnden), III; Harris, 56.
PRINCE EDWARD-OFrIo1AL.
For Senator: A. L. Lathrop (Radica),
95t; L. 3. Berkeley (Conservative), GI0.
For House Of Delegates Joseph Jorgen-
snn LEndLcuN a22. A. Z. Nenahla lCOn-
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-08
axDiA casss nEisss ~. AVIS.

The first shawls manufactured Ia India
were made Of camcls hair. but for many
years the wool from the Cashmere goat
has only been used. These animals arc
natives Of rhibci, and attempts 10 raise
them elsewhere have been failures, For
several ccnturie, the people Of India guar
ded the secret Of making these famous
shawls, and the government forbade the
sale Of them TO foreign,rs. The goats
hair is long and silky, quite straight aud
Of n brown shade. |, Is sent from Thite.
to Cashmere, n distance Of ons months
Journey. II is there blcached with mix
turc composed principally Of rico flour
and. when perfectly white, carefully spun
into threads aud dyed Of various colors.
embracing all their shades and iints. Thd
dyes used excel anything of tho kind in
their peculiar richness and durability
The finest wool is from the inner coat IL
goat, and is only used in the manufacture
Of the mos, elegant and costly garments.
The process Of weaving is exceedingly
slow and quite novel in its execution.
A single shawl is composed Of many pie
ces; each one is woven separately Thcir
e'@so '"' tu1 bu0 uDVut uV
eighth OF an inch, and the largest one not
over halfsquarc yard. A shawl that
would employ ten wravers five years to
make has from five hundred to two thou
sand pieces in it, The warp is placed in
small frames; the patterns are drawn out
on paper, and the colorcd yarns wound on
small bobbins, which are held in the hol-
low Of the hands. It requies NJ many
yarns in the wcft as the are colors in the
pattern, which are worked on the warp
with small pins (sort Of wooden needless
The right side is the under ono upon tho
frame, and is not seen by the weaver un-
I'll the pattern is finished An inch square
piece is considered good days work
The weaving is very compact, and the
pieces so handsomely joined together that
it is impossible to discover how the threads
are made as one. The shawl is withou,
scam.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-08
TOTIL FILTE
OF the $4,000 GIFTS 100000.

The drawing will take place, rs soon as en-
cravings enough are sold to distribute tho tick
cts, before ns many ticket holders as choose To
be present, aud to be under their control.
We refer To
Thomas II. Kemp, Clerk of Caroline Co. Court
George II. Rossnui, AT. n, Law, nea,on, Nd
R.K Richardson Sheriff OF the County.
William Fell, Esq, OF Denton, Nd
Maucba :. nr" Real Estate u kris. Rideclr Nd
The above gentlemen will ne, rs Supervisory
Committee.
Ref 3 also To Charles Gooling, Esq Speaker
,,f the D.!as are Senate, nl the Leading Men. the
Hanks, the Editos OF this Paper and the Press
of the Peninsula gcac,ahy.
We want active men and wonlsIi, everywhere.
TO wo.k for u.s. with whom We will stake literal
arrangements, namely, afer their ordering their
sample engraving, We will give them one o.-
craving nga one iicke, rarr, for every four names
they send us with So 90.
TO order aa Engraving, scni us 8, 90 In a
registered letter, or hy Post Office Order. aud
wc will send by return mail, the engraving aud
the ticket sHgg
Send all your orders for enGrayings, money
and draf,s, and all correspondence to our gcu-
cFal ONCE, addressed thus
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-08
B. KIND TO THE OLp.-Bn kind I

BIZ KIND TO THE OLp.-Bc kind 10
those in the autumn of life. for thou know.
est no, what suffering they may have en-
dnrcd or how much may still be their pnr-
ton. Are they lnarrelsomc and unrca.
sonable, allow no, thy anger to kndlc A.
gainsl them: rebuke them not, for doubt.
less many have been the crosses and tri.
ais Of earlier years and perhaps their dis
positions while in the spring of life were
more flexible than thine own DO they
require aid Of thee then rcndcr it cheer
fully aud forget not the time may come
when thou maycst desire the same as.is-
tance from others that thou rcniercst unto
them DO all that is needful for them and
do it with alacrity. and think il not hard
if muck is required n, thy hnnd, lest with
trembling others may wait upon thee will
lingly and feel relieved when the coffin lid
has covered thy face forever.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-08

We find ourselves after a while deprived.
not only Of home affection. but also of
,hsSc tender demonstrations erst so freely
be towcd, and now, ms then, diar to our
hearts, things drag heavily. and our whole
world wears sad-colorcd look We have
but one now to make our happiness, hav-
ing fursakcn all to cleavc to him.
Men complain in after years tha, the af-
icctons of their wives are transferred from
them To their children, and that after the
advent nf the domestic treasures. they oc-
cupy only u secondary place in the hearts
once entirely devoted to themselves: and
while ! am far from granting this, for
know of no true wife who does not always
place her husband first, even il it we're so.
whose fault would it be, pray?
We must have something to lavish our
affection upon, many Of us--I might say
the most Of us, by outward signs and ca
rcsscs. and when we sec that our husbands
have 10 lnugcr time inclination for such
thngs, is it wonder that we turn TO our
innocent little children, who pay US back
80 freely love for love
Better thousand Yea, a million times
better turn to them, than to seek in the
world the excitement which with some will
answer for happiness.
may be wrong, but from my heart
believe that many nn crriug wife would
have remained pure aud spo,lcss until her
last hour, but for the growing Indifference
of him who had solcmnly promised to love,
honor, and cherish her as long as they
both should live.
Nnt that make his error any pallia.
ton for her irrcparablc one; still, will,
the safeguard of his affection no longer
surrounding her, and her heart thirs,ing
for love, she is more apt to turn aside 10
drink uf polluted waters, believing, as she
docs, that the lnse springs from which
ehc once drank arr drying up from th,ir
Very s'nlc". Have ! spoken too warmly
II So, il j, because this IS subject on
which feel deeply And To You who
read this, If my picture seems ovcrdrawn,
he thanetHl that your experience Of mar
rird people and til ir ways, have been
happier than my own.
may NOT have lad very EXTENDED
sirw Of lif bnt have observed, thus far.
tint when hnrl words aul .larp replt.
fill from rhr husbands lip. It i, the wtc
who i generally The rcaipieu. Of tliam.