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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
FIRST EDITION.
goo II. Nj.
Horace Greeley.
no HOPES or HIS RECOVERY

40 HOPES or HIS RECOVERY
New YOHK Nov. 20.
Mr.. Greeleys death is momentarily expected.
His physicians entertain no hopes of his surviv-
ing from the present attack.
tATER-MR. GREELEY SINKING RAPIDLY.
NEw YoAK, Nov. 20.
The latest adyices state that MIR, Greeley failed
very much during the night and il sinking rapid
ly, though sleeping quietly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
Dajly Gemtmertiag.
JENKINS a ATKINSON.
r.Greelev D,InR.

The dispatches, to-day, put Mr. Greeley's re-
coyery apparently beyond reasonable hope. The
news is painful He dies broken-heart and
lhatered man. The nation will sincerely mourn
his departure, not only in itself but on account
OF it's accompanying circumstances OF misfo!-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29

in this city on the 25th inst. after two days OF
sickness. About three weeks ago she was
married to her husband, Geo. Colt, and they
removed from Smyrna to Wilmington shortly
thereafter. She was 10 years of age.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
WILMINGTON, DELL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1s72
L9cN NEWS.
,r rrnde Report.

~, e Trade Report.
tS'ecially The Daily Commercially
Rooms OF TIL ..... .,siS ~ BOARD OF TRADE,
FiLDAY, November 30.
There were twenty-five firms and individuals
represented at the meeting, to-day.
The following summary OF Receipts and Ship
ments, by railway and water freight lines, is pre-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29

New Cause.-The Jackson & Sharp Company
have finished and forwarded to the Richmond,
Fredericksburg Potomac r Iilroad, two hand
some new passenger cars. They were shipped
by the p. w. ~ b. Railroad to Richmond, Va.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29

FREE LECTURE -Chas. W. Pusey, ESQ. will
deliver a free lecture before the Young Mems
Free Library, at the hall, 9th and Penn streets.
this evening. Subject The S team Engine"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29

William A. Howard, formerly member Of Con-
gress from MiohMan, has been appointed Land
Commissioner ofthe Northern Pacific Railroad
Company The sales of this company's lands
during the past month were at the average Of
96.0S per acre,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
Weather necord.
REPORT or slaSAL SERVICE.

WAsHINGroN Nov. 20.
Probabilities For Middle States rapidly rising
barometer, nOrthefy to westerly Winds occasions
ally continued snow on the sea coast and low
famDeratnre
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
no D EAT HE r /.

10 Id WEA Err.
Like this demands preparations to prevent the
cracking OF the lips and hands. The following are
all good and equally deserving OF the title BEST"
GlyCerine, Bowers pure, Perfumed Glycerine vari-
Glycerine Cream, Gayleys Almadiue, Hegeman
Camphor Ice, Mcphers ms Camphor Ice, Mclnalrs
CarDOlic CamphOr Ice and Glycerne Mcinalls Car
bOlic Cocoa Butter, Prices g ycerine soap, Lowe
BenbOws Glycerine Soap, for sale at the wholesale
and retail Drug Store, Of
Second and Market streets, Wilmington.
XTACCINE VIRUS.-We would direct the par
v ticuar attention of the medical profession tO
the LanOix Vaccine or true Non-Hu.Aanized CowPox
Virus propagated by the new method known as the
Animal Vaccination, introduced into France and
practiced for the past eight years by Gustave Lam
ok, M. d. member Of the Legion OF Honor, Chief OF
the service des Vaccinations OF the Hospitals
Paris &c.
1t Is claimed for the Lanotx Vaccine that physi-
clans may rely upon always obtaining virus OF
uniform character-in fact the Identical virus roma
recent case OF original spontaneous coWpoX dlscoV-
cred in France, kept alive by successive inocula-
tions from hefer to heier (of which DR.. LanoiX re-
Gently brought over two from Europe) and thus pre-
served In all It's integrity In accordance with certain
natural laws which DIR. Lanoix after long research,
has been able to experimentally determine.
A fresh supply OF Ivory Slips and Capillary Tubes
OF this virus have ust been received by
< BRINGHURsT CO.,
APOTHECARIRa
Corner Sixth and Market Sire
EB&Co also have Pure xylol and Capsules
OF Xyol made by E. Schering, OF Berlin, which, 1t Ia
claimed, mitigates the severity Of smallpox.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
9eaths.

GoLT.-Suddenly, In wilmington, on the 25th inst,
Mrs. Martha GOlt dormerly DJvnsh,) wife OF
Geo. Colt, In her 18Th year.
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Truthfu ness at Home.

ff all happy honsrh Ids that IS the happl-
est wl,er4. falls ,hnnil is never thought oi.
All n,.ace is broken up when once It appears
There. is a liar in the houSe. All comfort i
gone when suspicion has once enttrt'ir
when there must be reserve in talk, and re-
sei v:.ti.,n III be ief. Anxious parents VII"
are aware OF the pains OF suspicion. Will
place general confidence IN their children.
and receive what they say freely, unless
there 4 strong reason to tlisrlsf the tiu'ii
.f any one. II such All occasion should tli-
happily arise. they must keep the suspicion
tram spreading rs long as possible, and
avoid tiiscracing their ppor cliiid While there
/. chance If its c,,r.<ay their confidential
assistance, lie. si,anIl have pify and a-sldtl-
ois help. as If he were <'lff'r,'g 'ln1tr some
hnijly disorder. II lle can be cured. ne Viii
hcco,s,.. ,lnlv grateful Tor the Treatment. II
the e,deavnr tails. means must oi course ne'
taken i, prcye..t his example fr''a' ,io'ie
harm. AMI then. ~ sail. fhr family peace
Is broker m. because the family confidence
il gone. tear thai. fr,ni sn'nr ratase or
auother. there are hnt few families Wfl+r-
every member ii altnga.,hrr tr'l if'1i. hut
where .sll are sa org:lnizrsl aud 50 ralnt'u as
10 be wholly reliable iii net AMI wifd. : t'v
an. 4 light n all eyes and JOY g MI hearts.
They ar publ. brnatils. be- a,lse they ar''
,n.i,,t III general reliance: AMI fifv are pri-
7.a,,.lv h,ess..l within ansl wiilnnf. With
sout.a gsieir life II nlatle easy hv ''nivef sai
.trnsf: and within. home ard their h-srss,
fh4y have lie secu'sty OF reclitude aud ihe
9ladless u Innocence.
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ses.ses4asce and ExperieHe.

Ete siriuy ut action should bfIfs9 SIS
il. on ifs lirst encnnnier with anotl ersSt e =
uli..s.. ars;e.t. taaures aid tliea, os iii r.
tiv,s II, orlty. Is suitable, nay. indis pe;ssi
bic. 10 s,,ir position rs respeuslble h.itsse
G. less and masi | know the right. you es,s-
not ca'l me IA account tor the wrung. Ii
asa 1" pilot Any ship through waters b lpF
never trav.ra-tl. you may spreaa the char
before me-. ana fore'varn me ~t.t the aha!lasss
and the rerfa. 1t will not do TO let me l-grst
tnv iessen from experience. sna ding rae
npsl observation ot the stars. and surroussss,
lngs at the shin. beneath. p~rhsra, shs
biaekecd heavens, and on the widest Sos
nsiiess yoiiayould :tase ine shipnrrtkfai Il $Sy
skill. / must be tanEhs the coxst. aHd ls&ge
my insight. ere step on board. The says.
sigf af prudence may wait for experience.
anAgafher its breadth and refinement b.
degrees; for. during the process. We e.sn eg.
snlsIt 10y cur blunlers, and are invoked n
no shf; and often enough we leara ,.<.<
wien we are pupils Of our mistakes b.
while intelligence GENES olt st the eats' I.
artion, moral discernmcnt mast be reaSy
tta WS!hHIsg. atlI De UfIOTGftana &ttltssfts.
earliest problem that cxu arise nor. e,;s.st
be ttat the wisdom needed for the frs -.
casions OF esheal experience ~ itself lsfeg'2
be the product OF experience. On fcs.
ney SO momentous. whiah can never b. t.
traced. and on which tile soul las iis n.
ch,nce OF ascending to the high fountsias .s
hnniatity. and surlnountine tho Alpi,,s
glories OF TIE world. il were peor corsols-
tiamf.r missing the passes, and beisa loss
mid the swamps. that, at the end e hex
sand-rings she had learned the way. 30
sbal and prudence are found; but e1nscieae<
\ gtoea. And, accordingly, it's lEhhia tsa
rangr) III. cl-arest and the tenderest. In the
law,, ~ life willis. as yet, the haze oseri
;s,hfllaess is thin, and no gathering clouda
~ guilt taint and intercept the purity OF III
light. Ind it Is - sad substitute whea, il
later years. fkcnatiye Insight IL replaced By
the sharp foresight. aud We compute. with
wisdom, the way which We should take Ii
love Are We never to bienstlhe fresll 1psre
of childhood and the large mind OF age. sns;
% receiver the lost larmonles of lifaf-- 0ss.
course Of James Martineaa.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Tales from real liie-Cili'rse queues
Tie s,,re>t slip-kno.s are said to be lovers
ties. y
Baby railroads is tile Denver name Tor mar
row gnagrs.
Was Il waist time when Puck ..pu- agirdle
round th- sarfi, u. forty inin,ttes,' =
Two men Lately rode on horseback froiI,
Arkan-a. 10 G-org1as just to take look vt
tile cnnriry.
-Ps.rnamhnco is the only Icitv III South
America that excludes billiari t.bes BY ord
iuancr.
A walter in an Algicrs restaurant I,as Il
pair 1T nfmu<iacl,es that he can tic behind his
heal In = how knot.
The pleas lres nf the poor man are few. yet
we !. o,,ld gladly see him less frequently roll
in his carriage.
The elevated railroa.! In New York has f.
naily ynt into working order. and is dning a
a good aud gr wing business.
A careful observer has noticed that young
ia,ies with new solitaire diamond rings never
require much urging - play the piano.
Al.aonn. Penn. boasts IT having the pur-
est wafer supply In tie State. Il comes from
a sp ing in the Allegheny ,nountairs.
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TIE OTHER WORLD.

" e.
1t lies -ound us iik ci ou,,--
w,r.i We d. mt sec;
Yet the swc closing oi an eye
.iay bring us there to be.
Its gentle breezcs fan our cheek,
amid our WORLDLY cares;
Its gentle voices whisi ers love.
And min.les with our prayers.
Sweet hear aroua d us throb and beat.
sweet helping hands are stirred.
And p slpitates ii. vail between;
With brraih hfn4s- almost heard.
And in tn. hush If rest they sing
TIs e.sy nov to see
How 10 ely and how sweet = time
The hour Of death ml, b
To close the eye and close the ear
Wrapped in Il trance oi bliss,
A ID gently laid in loving arms
To .oon to tha from this.
Scarce knowing if we wake or sic p.
Scarce knowing what we are;
To feel NIL evil sink away,
All sorrow and all care.
Sweet souls around US watch us still
Press nearer to our side;
Wit. gentle thoughts, iato our prayers,
With gentle, helping glide.
Let death between Us be as nausht-
a dried and vanished stream;
Cur joy be the rea.ity-
Our suffering life the. dream. &&
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now a President is EIscts d.

The question is often asked how a Presi-
dent is elected in the event 1T no choice by
the people direct. As people forget such
details. We will briefly describe the modns
operana:
Each State Is entitled to as many electors
ior President mud Vice President lis it las
Scuasers and Representative int ongress.
III each State the electors ARE chosen by
plurality vote. That is. ifthere are three
sets Of electors voted 70 the ST. having the
highest number tf votes is chosen.
But candidate for President, in order to
be successful, must have majority of all
the electors. The electoral college. as now
constituted. consists of 3l7; l59, therefore,
are necessary Tor Il choice.
Ii t,.c re- he tllrec candidates for President
and neither OF them receives majorit. o
the electoral college, then there + no cll"lc.
and the election & Is to ti'ea on c of Repre-
se,ilaiives.
The House must cnDfire their choice Is
tl,e three highest candidates v,.tca tor thu
electors. The Representative v"te-b states
i, "a each State has but oic snte; So thai iilt
power OF lDrIa arr is ~ great as that 2
New York. Each Slate has but ole sole
!, a !. candidate. to lie slice. ssfnl, nu>t RI
eeive n,ajo.ily Of all sht . ai' Or nineteen
states. II lie delegation Is divided, The Vol.
III iii. State cannot be cast, aud is tAsr.lort
lost.
AS the d. ,.nt IIauSe Is constituted. and
ii is upon mi. Ile,,se that the election VII
devolvr in the eyrnt there ]. 10 elerfior &.
Tie people. nol,llnslly The Republicans io,,
twenty States; baI tie majority IN ten =
these ii holds by The sI.:Id Il. use pf ei't
ssingIr vote. oi,. uld there be z tsrsetey n III
.on a i.s two Of THESE ten States, Gen. Grant
eaIllol be rcled.
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y -
yi,ues nrsts Places Tar Holding Courts sn
She Territory Of Montana.
SUPREME COURT

.;' SUPREME COURT,
At Virgins city, frst Monday in ia uary and ssc
ond Monday IN Augusi.
.. 80 EMITTED sTArEs.DIsTKrGT COURTS
F1r,i Distriet-At Virginia CITY first ndny Il
April, secs I'd Monday in July, and second Mon
day i. November.
seonS Disfricf-At Deer Ledge. third Monday u
N,tii, flrst Monday in September, and tir-f Mon
:, tia, in Dec~mber.
Fh;ra Disfrie,--At Helena, first Monday in March
ars, Monday in Ju,y, and fourth Monday IN oe
t0ber.
, TERRITORIAL COURTS.
aiyyf pis,ricf-In ,d-oa County, ~ Virginia Ctty
Srst Moudav in April, .c"nd Monday in July
and seesnd Mnndsy in S-vember.
In rsitatir County, At II sz-m n. frst Moniay III
March and: afth Manday in October.
I'm Jenrrs.Ju County. At Rad"rsburg, second Mon
dsy in Nav AMI fir Monday in oct"her
Second Disfrict-Drer Ledge County. at Deer Log
4itv thir.t Monday in spirit, hr-f NJ .Hhasi'
srpt.. .s.bcr, sad hrst Manlay in Dec. nber
In Missouia G..rnts. ut Mi. mis-. iattrtn N"niai
in June and scr.-d Msatia: IN Novsin'-r.
In i:caver Head County. Banns-k, first hond'y u
yups aad bird Monday in 0cfober
Third District-In Lew and Clark C.nny, ai iiei.
ena, first Monday ,rch, first Monday y
July. and four h Monday in october,
In Nr,shrr County fourth Mon,ta. in May AN
fsE-ih a"nday November
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Sunday Talk About a Sunday
Walk. z5s n

..For OF such Is the kingdom Of hes seq, y
80 thr dear Savior said. SO Ithonahs, as
t.s, little creatures stood before me WITH Cos.
81 l,erks. and blue morning. glorics betwee.s
.attir fp..srs. which were to be my pesqai-
sit $. No dew upon the half-opened ross-btid
~, rhe first smile upon your own first baDy y
lips caniI breathe more purely OF heaven
t,i.ii HE presence OF lllc<e little ones;
.sining TO walk this pleasant nostssngf''
said I. 10 The younger ii the twain. u. ~.
We hon't walk Thursdays" rop.isd the
lite llspcr. with dccorous twitch of.heF
dress. as she east down her long eyelashcs
aud >mulhcr-, il wrinkle in her Sunday dress
Not walk Sundays? was about t. exi
ci.im. Why. $ nd,y seems to me very
g,c! day on which to walk. Sunday is
,.serswherr. It's. in that pretty flower IN
V u, land which Gnd painted 30 beautiful
! blue. H., III that halfopencd rose hnti
SO ike Yourself. made to blossom likc Z
llnwer IN G,.ds gal den. It's in that sparkiilH
lew-Irap hung on that blade OF grass ~
vnur ,iny foot. It's in that usy bee. CONS
on Ia yet Tire breakfast which God cooF -
for him on SUNDAY morning. It's even III
ynllr little Kitty. whom God don't expees
o,old her pa and keep from running 'lp
!. rec because it is sunday. It's in the iitt.a
coli that c.,a.es round the meadows. AND
snifrs in the fresh Sunday air WHhons
knowing its wicked. .f::.s.s .. ID.
No walk OH snl.lay? Sunday Is nspleasaAS
uori<. Sunday is IN kind hearts ,aRl d.'c''f'
sumia, ia in happy smiles 10 MAXI taFfl
oslltr.s hearts glad. suadAy is eyery GAY
when we love Him and etriy .bin. ils 'as
a,ali SUNDAY is IN those lislic eyes Oh yohr-
which. God don't take tho merry t1luel5
o,,l oi L.carse its Sunday. II will he AG
more sunday. my darling', when you FFRk
ii Ia tie ang.l,. than wtAn yoi, chHs's I Re- ).
M, 10 make the dumb little creature happy
To day. t@
70 all who read this would say: li'es9
are tho thoughts was about TO ustes 4Fi
d..l not. remembering tia, there are very
good. CONSCIENTIOUS people, who. unl.ks ~ IN
do ~ walk Oh Salav.-FIsay Fern.
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a. J.'s Highway.

| III tli.. spaeeh nile!t bF Andrew .tnanson
] ut Nashville. Tennessee. on t1is. 18th nit. H.
| thus refers to she great shigllNay which
lie has Travelled:
:. hank Gad il,a, The highway ahic'.
have trav..ltid lii public lifs. has not eef,
pared with I,tlHsan skulls. and the ir slges
| over which have passed haze iiaf .ee,,
li,ni,S and bottles of dead inri, 1'aere aii.
Ino Gnlgotoa- the pll h,,rl nor i'dt-.s-
/ fields vn the other. The crius and suffer
ing- nf ori,laiei children or widowed
m..hers saiIte not my ears with fa.preaeh.
The bl,nl IT husbands and soi,< is II I up,s
my skirts. am not responsible for shs
sirif. and snsgry passions that hplsflr civil
war ttpon the ,,aii ION with It's disass..ra anal
bligh iI.. consequences. 1t Yas hot that
set snan f,pan man. and catastsi him ii, lift
his hand against the threat oi his brsShcr.
drrnclnng t land with fraternal bl od.
which, like The sacrifieial blood af Abel.
cries from the tonyu..lesS cavrrns for peacr
and reconciliation. Let the yawniag cllas,,l
IT bleed he closest. 'etving M scar nor sign
tif iss iar,her sxi.fenee,
would rather wear upon MY garmen,s
the dinge sd iilr shock and the dust of t!,..
field ms badges Of the pursuits III ~ zee. til Ii
the tasseI npnn my hat. ar ihe. auieitcs
upon my shoulders. or the sword dangling
its >cblmrd by my side. which has been
stained in asbrotner's bloed. ,s the Insignia
of honorable and glorious war.
II is samatfer Of prilt. and graf fica,ion in
retiring from lle most exalted position Il: sl.
gift Of a free people to feel and know that in
long. arduons and eventfuI public lie, my
action has never been Influenced by desire
gal, and thar can. III NIL sincerity. I'M
qsire, Whom have oppressed. or !. I whose
ia.id have recfired any bribe 10 bli 4 nv
eyes Herewith r Nj responsibility tor
wars that have lnen wagca or blood hat has
hem she'd rests upon mn. Ny thoughts have
i'een t'iose Of peace. a,tl my -ffart has ev,;t
beer 10 sflay con'cnticfs among my caun-
fryim-il'' Y 80. Is. s
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given with each line:
LIFE.
Why aii this toll far triumph Of IN hours
/: Young.
Lsfr'e short sumner.raan flower:
BY turns We rca,ch the vital breath and die.
-Pspe.
The table and / tomb, aias' so nigh.
4 Prior.
To be is fairer far than not 10 b.,
--Scweli
Tho all man. life may cesm . tragedy.
-sp: neer
But light cares speak when might, greifs are dumb
a#* Daniel
Raleigh
Your fate l. bnt the common fate of all, s@.
--I.engfyliow.
Unmingled joys. here, to no man b.fall. =
--southwell.
Nature TO each ,lots his proper spher-
:. .:F -Congreve.
Fortnue makes folly her peculiar care.
Custom does often reason ovcrruic
And throws cruel Sunshine on Il fool
Live we'll, how long or short; pe rmlt t. h. aven.
Milton
Then who forgiv, ttv most sl.all be forgi, en-.
Sin n y be ciasped 50 clio ne "annot Sc its + ce
Trench.
Vile intercour e where vi the Las not Ia e.
Tn n keei each passion dowr, however dear.
--iilu,iipson,
Thou pendulum betwixt asfnile &nd tear.
Byron.
Her rsensn snarcs let f.ithlcss pleasure lay.
-w-h craft skill To ruin and betray.
Hs's -Crabbc.
Soar not to, high t. fail, hut s.oop to rise
--Maseing~r.
We masters gro~ Of all that We d-spise
-cowley.
Oh, th.n rcnoance that iinpious self esteem.
-Beattie.
Riches have wings and grandeur is dream
-Lcoper.
Think not ambition wise besa,lsc 'tis brave
-Dtvenant.
The path of glory leads but to the grave.
Gray
What is ambiton9 IT'S glorious cheat.
Willis.
Only destruction to the brave and great.
"A ldison
What's all the gaady glitter of = crows?
Dryden
Tie WAY to bliss lies 1t on ds of down
-Qunrles
How Ling we lave. not years but actions tell.
wv Wltkins.
The M m lives twice who lives the first liz, we'll.
-H.rrick.
Make then, while yet ye may. your Col Your friend
Mason.
Whom Christians rshp. yet npr,hsnd
Hill
The trust tst's givea guar, anil 10 y.urs3 be Just
For, 1--we we how We can, ct die We must
-s.skspearc
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JoHN JAMES EDWARDS. who caiMsss frspns
England. aud attended ! fashionable PARTY.
was aS' "! how WAS pleased with ire tl;rss ~
Mise MeCnnn. tl. belle of the evening.
..'P.n my wer.l." said John James. agai,,
stiaining his eyes through his glasses. 4 q
hinshing NJ to the very roots = lis hair.
!. Pom my worl. haven't seen IT," + was
the absence II slr.ss that had chiefly inn
pr ssetl tile mo.lssi youth.
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ACCORDING to the. "A Athsnaenns Mr. Batl.
cr,,lt, the wriler-6t over ono hundred play
lid not exactly have four fathers; but i
/. presents four nationalities. uniting III Z
works the sy virtue. the graceful wit ~
i.iee attention TO details HAT marx th
Ere eli; tie practical shrtad',ess Of ~:
Englisl,: the ligttheartrd 6onhoasis am IS:
nial ns,,,reOt The Irish; and the restless. .s4sa
ing. g,,-shead spirit of the Americans. u5
her. the circumstances OF his life run tors
only parallel to his in;ellcctu.;l natul I
B.,rn in Ireland. and educated IN Englan9s
he vet % Mt . On 9th busiest years
his .ifriil America, and fine las not sctnall ]
r,sl,led III Paris, he has gone thsre viii
great res esularity to seek material for his p ays
lie has !. niitten ono or two infRes that ss'
atnost original. Isl. sst
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II Iss AS7HoNY Is Nsi,'sl N Vienna TIE
Empress Of Au>'ria has written 4 note ~ the
ladies OF v ON Il gifts club t.seresadvl~
iisg them III abstain from political lite WHEREIN
si. assures Them there i .snotnlng bur mis-
rry Anafhey 'se tamely submitted to this.
INSTEAD Of sending Il slepatation TO put the
misguided woman down.
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u IN vArx III they talk Of happiness who
never >,,.,lnrd M impulse IN s,t.-iicscs. fo 4
princiDl... fIs wlss srver fsss'ftiis'.s Y pTBs-
4nt 10 future good. or 4 r4rsn1,al 70 gen-
@rata,~s cas enrak ~ harpin.se only 10 The
hind do of e1,ors. - Horoes ManH.
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ir sorpses of the hantitul Angolira Rye
war,h ard tAr. teas,ly Daniel Fignea. ws,e
yesterday inferred in tlle church ai sasil.;.'
s'',e murderer occupies grave alonsai''s
his victim.
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A aoop. deed il never lost, he who snws
conrfesy rsa i friendship. and he who planfs
Kindness gathers love; pleasure bestowrd
upon 9ratefsa l:,iad wfs never sterise onr
rsusrally graslsn5a u IT. researd. -Bas
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