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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
From the n. Y. Tribune.
The Straight-Out Fizzie.
A LETTER FROM TRENTON, N. J.

On Saturday morning the following de-s ,ies
anive,l. and challenge contradiction II am ms
taken in the number. and | give you the names
Of all persons outside Of Mercer County who took
part In tie 'iet herationS up to O'Clock p. M:
BENZ. b. P"is. VIM. IL 1hif. a. Il Gregory, &
CAauncey iiurr, Alfred B. Cook, }. NJ Role. J
". Brlce, tad Samuel J. Bayaru, who with Rca-
ben Sava-" OF Mercer County, j., ph Il Fnn-
dsn OF New York City, and Wm Dean et New
ARK. Delaware. made up the Whole nnmhnr nj IL
who met At Temperance Hall at II III. ON S,iur-
dsy August "a. immediately after appolniin" =,
Chairman and some other slight business the Con
sentlon adjourned until p M, when other hnni-
oils we're posted announcing that "Judge Fam
aan would address the mass n.eeting' THIS
crew together promiscuous crowd varying in
numbers from - to lj0
MI. Benjamin did not attend the Convent .oil
having pronounced 1t perfect fzHle notwithsi an
a'ns they elected him delegate at large. ihe
delegates were made up by Chauncey Burr in the
pu'ic Office OF the Trenton House, i'll presence
ot he other ten above named. aud We're read to
tae mass meeting.
would surprise you to bear the we,l-knnwi
draiit Republicans eXtol Chas. OConor. You
would scarcely know there was such candidate
Ulysses S. Grant. Their, are several III this
Pnce VINO, to get up an excitement, proclaim them.
solves stra,gh -onts; but they have always been
.aowh AZ sfra,sht-out Republicans and are now
"ell-known as ) raight-out Tor Grant. X
Trenton, Aug. 26, 1872
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
The South Carolina Grant Party.

'nh LIBERALS THE ONLY HoPR OF TIN STATE
., In the South Carolina State Con uvention, Mr..
Ioniihson was the special candidate of ex. x.Cou-
Rtessm,n and cadet broker Whittemore; and it
us once ~ State Auditor to make money out of
rOolyUEtions that he had accepted u hrihe of $iO-
~ ami that he hnd been deeply implicated III the
nAuuuent railway ring Cnidez,, the colored
sand'date for Secretary Of State, was candidate
~ .ol enom'nation, and it was charged against him
Mat ie was implicated in fraudulent bona
sansact'on. Indeed, there were but few canli-
aAsss suggested by either Of the factions whose
sssola was not soiled with bribery, theft, some
S'uef variety of fraud Finally the Convention
s'oAo up III row, and ex-Hov Orr, with about
a'y or nity Others. organized u boilers meeting
s.lu nominated u now ticket. The scandals and
,.si''n'hat'ons ~. m were now renewed. The bolters
i.seo resolutions denouncing the Wholesale ven-
~ ''y anu corruption that have so long disgraced
ae State, and thcu nominated for Governor the
~ s|e ex- Auditor Tomlinson who had been brand
ny inc rival Convention az bribn -taker and =
ss~'hu'er. s For State Treasurer they nominated
tIe rejected Secretary OF State Cardoza. Mr., Car
~ IN sndcating himself. told y pretty story
s s"ou. ms oii3alsi u souiatos. he charged State
t2D.ooO while Land Com m issioner II, charget,
A.s s Afeasurer Parker with offering HIM brbe
.smx the seal OF South Carolina to illegal bonds;
; au" ne accused the Advisory Beard OF manipulate
,as as vsst amounts out of the Treasury and into
e.snIn ..si own pockets. Having thus exposed zach
naseness, aud left most OF tho rival candi-
s.SS without u rug Of reputation to cpyar tLsir
MAAsatess. rns i've GouvsntioAs lrdko up with
ascn s Tor ursnt and Wilson. ~. y =
anete !. only ono hope tor this robbed and out
as ,assa state: The Liberal and Democratic Con.
tsa sa.ons will probably nominate at least clean
MHe" ahd Its success alone will break up the
H'ngs Of swindlers which are now fat.enipr upon
taH.payers under the protection OF the Federal
ntI.nonties nies The blintest must sse that from this
Nsn' party reform is utterly impossible. lrio~n.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
FROM the Wilmington Comm"rci, i Of Tuesday
The Louisville Convention.
pRLruArEs PROM NEW CASTLE COY

pRLFuArEs PROM NEW CASTLE cnuNrl.
A meeting OF Straish ht. oat democrats WA held
i'll this CITY, las. evening. for the purpose oi eject
ing delegates to represent New Castle county in
the National Convention at Louisville The meet
ing WAS not public owing to fears that that the
friends OF Greeley might intertere with ts delb.
erations. Representatives OF the press were moi
admitted.
Two delegates were elected to Louisville; Mr.
William Dean. of Newark. and DR.. J. A. Brown
of Christiana Hundred, Both Of these gentlemen
are leading Democrats. Mr.. Dean was the las,
Chairman of the Democratic State Committee
and was elected by his party to the Legislature III
1865 as Representative from White Clay Creek
DR.. Brown was also chosen to that body the sam,
year, from Chrstiana.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
Of the Battle.

Saws the Naw York World If Se honest anti .
Greeley Dsm,crAts are dealt with gently AMI k,u-
IL. their own rcctifyng good sense AMI sound feel
,us will unite thslA with tho other opponents of
,irput before the CANVASS closes. We shall tight
the closing battle OF this campaign with the united
Democratic army. reinforced by large Liberal Re-
publican recruits this State, and verv consider
able recruits in many other States. We have on
our SIDE, what We could not have had in a strict
party convass. such Republican leaders ~ Summer.
Schuz, Trumbull. Fenton, Upton, Banks. F,rns-
worth, Palmer, Cox, and host oi like celebrity,
and four OF the most able, xe.lous. pow .rtu anil
widely circulated Republican journals OF the coun-
,ry. The nomination OF Mr.. Greeley and the sup
poTt gwen han by thus great array Of Repuhl,cah
tslent, will make it easy for tho mutitu,e ot hon
est Republican voter. who have lost confidence IN
Iirsnt to break their old party ties. Thousand,
will vote for Greeley WIN would not have vHt.
ior Hendricks Instead OF the Democratic u,rtv
alone We have the Democratic party plus has w
Republican, rrinforcaments, s,ippnrtius - candl-
date As thoroughly pledged ta univer, Il amnesty,
and ~ heartily d'i,>ln. m, r,sc tly and r,pari.i-
vrpet-h,, governments. ~ Mr.. Hendricks or S,.,,.
stors Thurman and Bayard ". shall el..ct wit,
hun II D,mocr,tic Congress. Democratic Stat,
G,vernors and Legislatures, an,l Democratic luca
officers; and we may expect u large proportion o
Democrats in the composition OF his Cabinet ant
in his prom sed reconstruction OF the evil service
The present apparent lu.l Is II period of pr'pa
ration. There Is great deal of earnest work, ,
ereat deal OF hard fighting. to be done. It is M
advantage to have our people realize that they Ar,
galn, noa strenuous, hstly contested battle. an,
not into decorated, delLoIstrative parade ~
Among our len iers. both Democratic and Liberal
We have men wise to plan and stubborn to work
and thus apparent stagna'ion of the canvass
which, considering its causes, was sure to coNr
when splendid new accessions were no longer it,il
announced, is favorable to the succes of move
ment whose oay real danger lay IN foolish. over
saHguine confdtneo.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
Political Notes.

Leading New York Democrats have begun a
movement towards making Charles pConor
tho Democratic candidate for Governor Of New
York.
Al New Orleans, yesterday, the Democratic,
Liberal and Ref RIM Committees also had u
conference, but reached no agreement and will
meet again to-day.
The Democratic State Committee G{ SpNth
Carolina have adopted yescle.isAr advising that
40 Sta,s ticket Le Nominated by the South Car
oli:a Democracy, but that county organizations
be perfected for local purposes.
The Chester County Republican Convention,
yesterday, unanimously renominated Hon
Washington Townsend for Congress. This
makes Mr.. Townsend the candidate Of the dis
trict, Delaware county having previously de-
c,ared for him. Mrasrs Prizer aud Bailey were
nominated for Assemblymen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
Can Reforms bo EfYocsed "inslde Of
the Party

The State Of South Carolina has been
plundercd by her present nisrlrr, worse
,lian any civilized community ever before
was ny rulers "f ITS own cho CO. And those
rulers have ju>. Ypnlin;ttcd through bribery.
one OF themselves to succeed the infamous
Gov. Scott. 1t the people have ANYTHING left
that can be stolen, the cabal which regularly
counts IN itS nominees in that State will now
seal IT, srhey are the very men to strip its
rags from Beggary and snatch its crust from
the open jaws Of Famine. And they all
shout IN chorus, Don't break up the I;erub-
ican par. lIurrali for Grants second
terM!'
In Arkansas the same game is played by
nn,',, IKE men These profess TO be zealously Re
publican, yet they couRtpd ont Thomas fsoes,
the Republican chssen by ) 900 majority fron
shc Little Rock District to the present House
"i representatives. and put John Edwards
(Damocratl INTO his seat. When the Com
inittee on Elections came ~ investlgats the
case n tney ~ found ,s no shadow Of ground for thi.
upset, ana they unanimously reported that
M. bOles WAS the true member, and the
1ouse unanimously gave him the seat. Very
rarely has member been unseated by .
unanimous vote.
The Grand Jury of Pulaski County Indicted
Clayton and his cabal for the frauds whereby
they gave themselves majority in the pres
eht Legislature and sent Clayton to the e. 5.
Senate. Gen Grant ther-up0n removed the
u. >: District Attorney and Marshal for that
uts''icI' anu put tools Of Clayton into their
places, 50 that the indictments were uuashe,,
anu viiiainy sailed Oh in triumph.
on the I'D inst. the Claytoll-urant party
ot Arkansas held their State Convention, and
nominated their State ticket and Electors
Wneh th"y made their present State C"nst
tuition, large portion Of the prominent cili
zens or tho State were disfranchised rs Re
oe!s. They provided that these should ns
vote congress has since removed the ban
Dut Clayton 4 Co.. hold those thousands still
dlsiranchsed by virtue of their State Consti
tuition. ~ that they cannot vote for President
TINS year. The resolves Of the Clayton
. Grant Convention are decided on this head
. declaring that the Amnesty Bill .'does
mot enfranchise any man who Is disfran-
"chisei by the Constitution Of Arkansas
j In the face OF this sweeping disfranchise
nent, by which they hope Il, steal the vote.
, OF Arkansas from the candidates Of he
choice, the People are told FROM the stuml
, and in the Grant journals that nobody i
/ disfranchiSed, and no further amnesty
| rrquired.-N. T. Tribune.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
Murder OF an Old LADY.

BALTIhoRE. August 27.-Mrs. Amelia Wheat
Hgad seventy eight. residing No GA West L.om-
hard street, WAS deliberately murdered ut two
o'clock this morning. She was shot through the
head while in bed asleep. Her nephew. named
Jesse Uppercus, was the only person in the house
when tho police went IN immediately on hearing
the pistol. He is alleged to be tho murderer. and
was arrested. The case will be investigated to-
day Robbery is believed to have been the object
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

\ very finely dressed lady. on who's, face
Io"der and wrinkles were desperately atrus-
CLING for the mastery, got on the train at Nor
walk, lately. The car being crowded, she was
obliged TO stand up. Seeing her, n young wo-
man in ,n adjoining seat, ro.e and titred tn.
place. Bun yon will have to stand" said thu
first lady. ehgng toward the seat. "Oh, that.
nothing. replied the other, II am young" IT.
the next instant the first ialy was at the other
end Of the car, and didn't intimate to anybml,
to bring the seat along
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
Political.

NOMsSATION-BK
- pi WI INE NuNDkEi,. -The no,nocra,s oi
Brandywino II hundred will mnrt At th"ir rr-pec,ive
voting places in sni1 Hundred. on SATURDAY,.
the 2l.i Of August for he purpose of no,nina,in;
lhspc"lui-. cne Assesso, and ono Road Commits
s,oner Also. TO elect Eve delegates to the County
Convention.
Polls open at clock and close at 7 o'clock.
augl5 By order T. L. TALLHY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
DROPoSALs.

PROPOSALS.
he unde!iisned will receive Proposals until
Ihursda,. September ath. 1872. at oclork. y ~ +.
tor iradinR nd travelling the Side and Cross Av-
ennes ~ kIyerview Cemetery. Also FIR Grad:n.
MAcSdenix xing AID u, ,Avel ny tn. ain Az ue
Tho stone ~ he placed in tn, ted ot the avenue to
the depth Of QUE foot, atu covered th SIX inches
oi g'avel. The materials t" be used to be Of .uch
character ~ 4" he satisfactory T." tha COMMITTEES
on Grounds. and the WORK to b. done Ia y manner
TO meet is approval Tho c,ntrsct r will state IN
MS bids tse price re sln re- VA i for the side an,
cross avenaes. AMI A!sv the .alu xv-nue TIE
rsmnittes reserve the right TO rs, oct any or all
bids.
Por further information apply to
r. CAKSWHLl
Chairman Committo, IN tirOnnis,
auR1Step5 Third Street "A nj the Railroad,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

Missouri agriculturst tells a story Of hi
having corn thirty three feet higi aud eNEec,
the public to give ear To it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
FOR r ENT,

The sabscriher offers for rent his Store
Sand upros tie the National Hotel, M,dil,
town. Ds. Ono of A. good stands - there
Nyrl is in tho State for the Grain, Lime or Coal
busiAess.
Will close out tho Stock On reason abls terms.
Possession given Immediately.
A. r. BRADLEY.
RsyS dAw Mi1tIetown. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

Nor 90 TIxrD.-The Commercial published.
yesterday, report Of meeting Of tho 'Straish:-
.o," Democrats in this city. which looks very ques-
ionsse. We copy il in another column. We
ao not believe either Mr.. William Dean or DR.. j,
10 hold a public nsoting. that the dread Of the
Greeley mon never entered thcir minds for mo.
msnt. Tho meeting, il held. was private for otlr
rsssoDs. The Csmn,ercinp docs not even stat.
where tho ircetlH: convened.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
NOTICE.,

NOTICE..
A Notic. is hereby given to tho School Com
init ecs Of he respective Sch,ol Dist ricfs within
this state Tint in r">formity with an act of the
Heneral Assembly IT this state. Ihava auportioned
among the several counties OF this state the clear
ne me tor The sres"nt year ot the tmnd tor estAb
llshing FREE SCHOOLS. and have divided and
distributed the shares thu. sp iriNed To each
To each the districts in New Castle county from
No, ITO Is inclusive. one huntrei Sut sixty four
dollars and thirty eilht cents. Csift 81
{" each If tn. other district i New Castle coun-
ty, On" hundred aud tsHrteen 4 IL n. aud si1t,
nine &c "a t5ll4hnD
To zach of the dis ricts OF X nj county, seventy
ni.e 1o'l rs and twen'y cent. tk-9 81
And to each II tn, III tr. t.nt sussex COUNTY six
ty e,ght dollars and twcGt, min. cent. (His2yj
The div dends due the district, in New Castle
cnun are payable at the Farmers Bank, New
ners Bank, Dover; and 10 the dis rc,s in sussex
| c"unty. At the Fsrnar. Bank. 'ieorgetown.
All of said dividends ntvnhle m and after the
18th inst RpBERr II DAVIS
Du.er. Aug 1876 Tru.t.- . IN. S..ho ii tund
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

II is singular that while Delaware hay has
been 50 long known, William Dean should lr
now engaged in the attempt to discover Della.
ware straghts.-kobitc Rg,ster.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
DAILY GAZETTE.
stated Democratic Meetings.

Civ Executive Committee meets every Mon
l,y evening. al O'Clock.
j;reeley 4 Brown Campaign Club meets ev
.rv Tuesday evening at O'clock.
IGermsn Democratic Club meets every Wed
,e.sy evening, at o'clock.
Democratic Association of Wilmington meet,
every Friday evening. NJ s O'Clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
for Bent.

INOE EENT-Roo,ns in tho second story Of thu
- Ga.stts building. 4I6 Market street. suitable
for e4ces.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

on Front street. near Madi.nn. Persons in w,nt #
ans thing in my line ould do we'll To give rall
before Iurchasing elsewhere. xs | sell all the best
branis OF family h"ur. feed. hay and grain Mt the
Lowest unrket rstes. and TO all paIts vi the city.
free oi extra charge. my6dSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
nsn nnS vklnA

The session commences on October lst. The In :
stitutiou cm6races an Academic Department, and
pcpartm.nts ot Law. Medicine. Engineering, and
Agriculture For Catalogues. amply 10 WM WEIR
inNEAkE Ell. Secretary nf the Faculty. p. O. I'M
,ersi,y ~ y tEAS. 5. NENABLE Chairma
ot the Eucul iuly30-tawlm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
ELEcrIoM.

ElECTIoN.
~ orficE of rHR WILAlNGruN S,vIs0s FrSD
SO,IErY, Aupust - js.,
The annual mee,inv of this S.ciety will be held
at their office. On MONDAY the Il Of September
next. from 10 to II O'Clock a m Ia elect Twenty
hve Managers for the ensuing year.
The Managers elect vii meet in the evening of
the next day Septe her ST. at - clock To- organ
ise the itnarl. ALBERT W SMITH
aug.7 DIT Treasurer,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
UlEO D.

UlEO.
BARDSLEY. Suddenly. on the 18Th inst. panie
Bardsley, in u" 6tst year OF his age
iii- friends respectfully invited TO attend tn.
funeral from his residence III East 9TH street. at
% clock, on W Ne'inc>iiy. August 18th. It
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
for SALE aud for &eut.

FOR SALH.
kAA A good two story Frame House Stable
II and Slaughter house. (nii new with one
x Acre of v"and. ON the road e I'd ug irout
Salem Church t, Oxietown. two miles from
Clr!stiana: church and school convenient.
not sold betvIe. v i'll DO cfsr Vi ~ Public Sale
IN THURSDAY. ovember 7th. At 10 n m
Terms cay. Apply ts 7. A. TOW NSEND.
soGW. VIII Christiana.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
Aotifes.
NorIcg.

Nor'cE.
PRhF. j l.. EEGG vii. resume Tsschn ng On
Scit"rb"r tt. Applications ., he m ,de ut his
rcIionre. NO 10 ast iih street. UI A. koheien's
music store. sth AMI Market streets. Wilmington.
Del. auuY- II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

ELECTION.
- oPti'E "F rHt WlLNi>nroN Coal Gas CoN-
fANN, Ne. ,aU Shiplcy Street.
August y, 1872.
An 1. ectlon tor Nine Directors of the Wilmington
opal ',,s Company Will bee held at tn. office On
MONDAY the 2,l day "f Seutrfnhrr next between
the hours oi and clock T. IN.
ang-1 TT I, j. LAWSON. Scc'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
,J,O COUNTY TAN r.Yrw>

NolICE.
~ The Wilmington aui Renling Railroad Com
trthN have completed tugc'nrut< To- carry Money
Fac gcs ami Express Matter tu IN itpm all points
On the line oi thou road ami cst Chester
ENiteSs matter sent L. trtnkIln Telegraph office.
NJ. est Third street or Ia their 'rl nt. / ront
and Madison. er urt.crS intt with McNuru A seal,
e. >fnl.I.
au'-tf Gent SUIT ". X. Il. Il 20
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28
EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
NI'hlrg :" educate hoy vou girl in such siu-
iIe' only a. ara required N .N"ry lay life | have
ein"l"tet teacher and " II r,r"i' ei sht or teu
ruril+. aged tr' M 80 tor tern tour months
from srptember ~. j. \. EkOWN.
HuxsG-3t-ttSs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-28

sukv'Wh Chrittihnb.
L A ,hrre story Brick House. contain 49,.
isg s'x rooms: situated next door to the PIN.
corner Of Third and JAckso streets. Xy,.n
Arply to OaLE& n MILLER. ell
Real Estate Agents.
Auxls mAs COS Market St.. Wilminston. Del
F"x SALE. h1tt
The dwelling aRd premises No. so Wash ny.
f"hire streetin good "rder.and regarded as
mo rl.asanest part OF the city I" reside in Ihi,
house is provided with gas. hot and cold water,
niences.
ALFRED c. NOwLANp.
marl5tf New Castle. Del.
vTNIOSE who have houses or lots to sell should
4 advertise them in the DAILY itzsTrE-
nELAwARE AVENUE LOT FOR SALE
- VI teet front Apply ut this office.
F"" ~ALE
Two Lots of Ground on llead street. between
llth and Eth over Eleventh stree; bridge. Also
two lots On n street between 18th md t;th
eaHt ot li"ad street Aprly at
For SALE
| Dwelling House. NJ" so Marke, street. t4,.:
Ming street. Possession ortuber is'. lsI. t'N'.l
ja,or7 GIN iiFkNb i,pMiH' EFfrs ff1S>'
THREE DESIRABLE BlILDIN" LOTS
| on jackson street. between sixth aud seventh,
| q. l.. JoiiN.oN.
| EoR saba lot one hundre, feet front 81
| - West Fifth street, between Nln Ruren an,
Frank, ".str""ts. Annlv at this "f6'e
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-07-26

The Inquiry.
BY MRS. JERs1seHAM.

| asked of the sparkling dew-drops,
That hung ON the opening flowers,
''If any thing fairer had passed that way,
AS they had kept watch since the break OF day
Counting the minutes and hours?"
The blushing rose and lily pale
Had been kissed by the wandering bee;
So tossing the pearls from each glowing leaf,
And, smiling, they answered me-.
"The fairest gem meath the sun-lit sky
Is maiden adorn ed with purity p
questioned the stars in the midnight sky,
Shining like diamonds on mountain and plain
To tell the name of the fairest gem
In the silent night that looked up to them;
And soft and low the whisper came,
And still again was heard.the name
Of the being, the rose and lily expressed
As the brightest, purest, best:
sThe fairest pearl meath star-lit sky
Is maiden of spotless purity !"
called aloud to the summer gale,
That played with my hair and famed my cheek
And bid it rest on its rapid wing,
As lit rled the sweets from the blossoms of spring
Whilst the air was faint with the odors of flowers
That faded and died in the woodland bowers
Unseen by mortal eyes
Again the answer came, breathing to me
The same as the one from the stars and flowers
"The fairest thing on earth or sea
Is a maiden adorned with purity /"
The best and fairest form on earth,
The brightest pearl old ocean bears,
The compeer of the sweetest flower,
The gem that hearth and home endears;
The kindest friend, when friends are kind,
Who makes this earth Paradise,
Whose chains the fiercest foe can bind,
And bid the dropping spirit rise
Even the monarch Of the plains,
The lordly lion, turns and flies
From the all-conquering magic glance
That emanates from woman's eyes.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-07-26
A Truthful Sketch.

Let man fail in business, what an effect
it has on his former creditors Men who
have taken him by the arm, laughed and
chatted with him by the hour, shrug their
shoulders and pass on with cold elbow do
you do?"
Every trife of a bill is hunted up and
presented that would not have seen light
for months to come, but for the misfortunes
of the debtor. If it is paid, we'll and good !;
if not, the sheriff, perhaps, meets him at the
corner. A man that has never failed knows
but little of human nature
In prosperity he sails along gently, watt
ed by favoring smiles and kind words from
everybody. Heprides himself on his name and
spotless character, and makes his boast that
he has not an enemy in the world. Alas |!
the change. He looks at the world in a
different light when reverses come upon
him. He reads suspicion on every brow =
He hardly knows how to move, or to do
this thing or the other. They are spies
about him, a writ is ready for his back. To
know what kind Of stuff the world is made
of, person must be unfortunate, and stop
buying once in his lifetime. If he has kind
friends, then they are made manifest. A
failure is moral sieve; it brings out the
wheat and shows the chaff. A man thus
learns that words and pretended good, will
not and do not constitute real friendship.