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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

A chap who rooms up above the
esvestrough impertincntly remarks
that, although the naluralists make
no mention Of India rubber birds,
he has seen doves that were gutter
perehers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

sTwe are under renewed obligations
to the Hon. John Hancock, for surdry
public speeches, including the eloquent
one Of Mr.. Voorhees,, Of Indiana, on the
"Piunder Of the eleven States ny the Re-
publican party
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

esT Our thanks are returned for kind
invitation to attend the Anniversary
Ball of the Odd Fellows OF Corsicana on
the 10Th of the present month. 1t will
doubtless be a grand affair.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

GUESS WHO Is THE NsArEsr HOUSE,
KEEPER in our town. We know her. She
cleans her knives. china, windows. paint,
oil cle<hs, tables and floors, and bIightens
her tin, brass and copper wares with
Enoch Mergan's Sons Sapolio. Ask for
il. II is good thing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

es%osles's Lady's. Beok for May has
already made It's appearance We have
too often commended this old and popular
monthly to dilaie upon ii further at this
time. Prize Ss.0o,a year. Address L. A.
csss,a rhifa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

gsg" The first persons, who crossed the
Cincinnati am Newport Bridge over the
ONO, were young runaway couple
Whereupon that wicked wag OF The Cour.
ier.Journal proposes TO call it the pons
QssfnOy nm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

Day Our brother of the Waxahe lie
Democrat, in his issue of the 18th says all
that was necessary. We are entirely sat.
tilted, and hope to labor on side by side
with our respected contemporary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20
-bhN
Lieut.. General.

Sir Walter Scott said that the
battle Of Waterloo created in the
British empire 1900 widows. Sad
commentary upon victory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

gsS~The Houston Union Of the 18th inst.
breaches sermon to the Telegraph and
warns 1t of the wrath to come. Is it not
funny?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

esS~ The Railroad from Victoria to San
Antonio has been put under contract and
that beautiful old Spanish city will soon
have railroad communication with the
Cuff With the Railroad east to Colum
bus and Galveston, and the Raj lroad north
east TO Austin. San Antonio, the Damascus
of the West, will become a charming city
to live in but hard one to die in, for no
one will be willing to leave it. What do
you say to that, brother Herald?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20
IT Leads to Happiness!
A Boon 10 the Whole Race Of Woman
DR.. j. BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR

twill bring on the Menses relieve all pain at the
monthly ''Period;" Rheumatism and Neural
gia Of back aud Uterus Leucorrhea or "Wbcs,"
and partial Proapsus uteri; check excessive flow,
aud correct all irregularities peculiar TO ladies'.
IL will remove all irritation of kidneys and blad-
der; relieve Costiveness purify the blood; give tone
and strength to the whole system; clear-the skin,
mparting rosy hue to the .heek, and checrfulncss
| TO the mind.
II isas sure a cure IN all the above diseases as
Qnnine Is In chills and fever.
La1ie. can cure themselves OF all the above dis
without revealing their complaints to any per-
son, which is always notifying TO their pride and
modnesfy.
Il is recommended by the best physicians and tho
clergy.
BRADFIELD A Co., Atlanta, Ga-Dcar sirs II
take pleasure IN stating that have used for tie last
twenty year,, the medicine yon are now putting up.
known as Dr.. J. Bradheld's Female Regnat or, aud
consider IL the best combination ever COTTON togefh.
for the diseases for which Il is recommended. L
have been familiar with the prescription both As -
practitioner Of medicine and In domestic practice,
ard can honestly say that consider II boon to-
suffering females, and but hope iissi every lady
in our whole land. who may be suffering ~ any way
tie. that their sunerings may not only he rtietrn
bot that they may be restored 10 health anu
strength. With my kindest regards,
am respectfully, W D. frnHErI4 d. u
FsAn ManfrrrA, Ca. March q, 1870.
Mcssrs. WM. ROOT a spN.--Dcar Sifs; Some
months ago bought bottle Of Rradhelds Female
Regulator from you, aud have used u in my family
with the utmost satisfaction, and have recommends
ei Il to three other amllics, and they have lohd "
just what u = recommended The females who have
usea ysur Regulator are IN perfect Beaiih, and are
able 10 attend 70 their household dniies aud We cor
dislly re commerd tito the public.
rours respectfully, Rev. II. ID. JoHSeoS.
We could add Thousand other certificates, but
consider the shove amply sufficient proUi OF It's
virtue. An i've nsk isntfisl,
For full particulars. history Of diseases, ard GER
tiafes Of wonderful cures the reader i Referred
10 the wrapper around the bottle.
MAnufariured an sold by
BRADFIELD & CO
rIics fl.5u. Ailznis, Ca
said BY al Dssirusis.
-. a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

BUILDING FELT.-wo have been very
- much interested In examining samples Of this
Felting sent by DR. c. J. Fay, Camden N J. 1t is
highly recommended for covering the outside of
buildings, aud inside instead of plaster, sub
stance Objectionable, being used. 1t has great
strength and resembles fine leather. Mr. Fay
manufactures from this felting, floor covering
painted in various neat designs. For descriptive
circular, Price list and samples, send two stamps
South jersey Republican. l32:2t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

e,sy' We are told tho Directory Of the
Central Gniroal have ncccdol to the re,.
Vonsblc request Of The city n ihovilcs Of
Dallns 10 lot Mali street run strait 10 lie
limits of the Corporation east, md, also,
reaches the railroad. THIS will put us IN
he shortest way TO the Depot MS now ocn
red, aud we trust more ami'nble feeling
may he established among NIL the PARTIES
concerned. We have been anxious 10 sus-
tin the old town, not from any material
Interests We have in il, lni from pure
wuse of common Justice. Il would he hard
10 see the old town killcd, and We shall DO
our best TO prevcntit.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

Oar Two OF the wckeGest papers in the
country. the New York Herald and the
louisville Courier-Journal, have n habit of
publishing the Sunday Sermons. Much
good may il do them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

ea-we thankfully acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of the catalogue Of the officers and
students Of ibe Virginia University, for
ils forIy-sighih session, Is1I-72.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

cE Other Judges are following aller
Russell and MrAdoo in desiding against
the Legality Of the one psr esni. school
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20
HEATH's PATENT
WELL BoRER
AND
&c citing Anger
W. ]. II E A 7 Il .


w. J. III E A L IL,
OF the firm Of Randle a Heath. Chickasaw Iron
Works, Memphis, Tenn, will make IIonsfon hi,
headquarters, for tho next three months and will
keep IN store AZ MI. Henry sckcrffus, all the
machinery for we'll boring, 80 that parties buying
the rights will have no trouble In being supplied
with Tools. Mr.. @. A. Foregsrd. is our Local Agent
al Housfon- and any Communication addressed TO
him will receive the same attention "a IL from tho
pateniee.
HorsIoS, Texas March 18th, lss2
We have seen Mr. Heafhs Well Anger Vt work
ed an entire success Il i complete In workman
ship AID construction, and would respectfully TO-
connnnd him 10 cur friends.
w10clNs, SMITH SIMPSON.
Willis. Montgomery Ca. Tex, Karch 9Th. ls7R
This Is 10 certify that On the an dag Of March.
1872. We purchased Of Messrr J W. lea n Co
the county right Of Mont gomery. 70 fieafhs Pa
tent " ell Boring AuEer, efIher slfh a complete
set az tolls, al OF which were promptly delivered IN
compute order. And VIC. on the 5fh day Of March,
ls72 barred well on the prennis1s ~ Mr.. W . Stone
In the town 81 Willis 10 The dslfh u sixty four st
in eighthours We consider the same TO be = CON-
rlefs success aud We take fIsasurs in aging that
every rrum.so made 1y Mr. Hsfh was fully cuEt BIZ
ID Wit and entire saiisfaciion given.
" y sbuur. Ifcmasun. G1idIhr CoICwPIi, ,.
p George. Miller nasksy. ,. n. sanders j. y Glare.
X. h hskihhis. :. y. fsifp-1r. n. 8. Briggs.
REE EHESCEs.
We rlfcr. tg permission, 10 The seH-tuorn GU
fIe-non- NflrIns, Sm.fl elmr4rn. rIarIiE Iru1
WORKS. Houston; Judge } +. Iiarrcnrt. Coirmtu1.
IaxaEs ~ r. Turner. Proprietor HntrlIlns ntr-a
uou@fpi nr. n ". rhIll|Is- Glitter and proprietor
-stuih' RI f.rrrf, Memphis. fean- so
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

A western editor says that fresh
water has tasted strong of sinners
ever since tho universal deluge, and
that's why he favors it
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

AND MUSIC HOUSE
O { n e - out INV ST.,
Challenges comparison Of Prices with those of New
Orlcans, Cincinnati and Saint Louis, in everything
PA NOS! PA NOS!
HAILETON BROTHERS. York
Ah EHltAN.......,..... :" "
MARSHALL & WENDELL..................... Albany
We undertake. to sell strictly First. Glass Piano
NJ II lGwcr price, AMI better Piano for the IN oney
than any other house in the trade.
Cabinet Organs.
full limo of Mason & Hamlln's Cabinet Organs
always Oh hand.
Sheet Music.
Over 10000 pieces, embracing all that Is new nuu
goud Alro all the operas, music bucks, sacred dpa
secular Instruction hooks, &c.
full line of yions, Guitars, Accorlcons, Violin
Strings, Nc. ii. CUSHING.
Houston, Texas, Jan - ls72-lStf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

Shusages at ten cents a pound arc
nnquesiionably dog cheap.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

our IlIsl .aad Iast loyo-ssIf l0ve.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20
DYEING & SECURING
ESTABLIS III WI EMF
IN DALLA

The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of
Dallas and surrounding country, that he has open.
ed
Dyeing and Securing Establishment,
At the Corner of Houston aud Wood SITS.
All kinds of suits, In WOOL silk cotton, dyed in
any coior shade that they Will have all the up
pearnnce of new material.
Par ticnlar attention Is called to the fact that
will remove all spots from clothing ofany kind.
Soliciting the patronage of the public generally,
1 reinain, very respectfully,
HENRY KELLER.
Dallas, April 90 ls72-323mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-20

ENGJNE FOR sAs.E.-I have for sale &C
Ia 10 Ilorse-powe Engine, now running at Tur-
ners's Point Kaufman county, in good order. Has
been In use only twenty months. Price 500, viii
be sold for cash, or in exchange for beef cattle.
Enquire Of the undersigned ut turner's Point.
ia. HIPp.
April 20, ls72-335t.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-27
Two Mares at Enmitv,

Mr.. Thomas Fitzpatrick put his two
road mares to the pole early in The spring.
AS both are good strppers they promised
To make rapid team. Both are high.
strung, ami each seems to have a good
opinion of himself. The two were cour-
teously polite o each other, but there
was no strong display of affection.
While gently driving in Central Park
one day, the sorrel mare made an awk-
ward step, and cut the bay mare on. the
ankle. The accident appeared to stir up
bad blood. Maddened with rage, the
bay mare bit the sorel, and this act of
hostility was quickly resented. The
mares now forgot their politeness, and
each struggled to infct as much injary
upon the other as possible. On arriv-
ing at the stables and being detached
from the wagon, Instead of walking
quietly TO their stalls, they turned upon
each other with great fury, and engaged
in IA savage fight. They were separated
with some difficulty. But now it is out
Of the question TO drive them together
When they come within sight OF each
other, their eyes fash and nostrils snort
defiance. IT lett to themselves they
would surely engage in conflict bitter
and remorseless in the EXTREME IuTT,
Tfeh dud EItrm.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-27
Rail Road Matters.

A writer In the Pittsburgh Commercial
speaks as follows Of the benefits which Pitts.
burgh Is to derive from the completion Of the
A. Y. g. p. railroad.
The proposed rond connects with the Law.
renee railrDad nj youngstown, and when com
pletcd will tend to reclaim The trade OF the
MahOning Valley, which was formerly con.
trolled ly Pittsburgh by means Of the canal,
but which has been diverted to Cleveland by
the Cleveland and Maboning road. The coun-
Try between Warren and Ashtnbula Is a very
rich agricultural region, aud large trade
with that section will he secured To Pittsburgh
on the completion Of the line, as this city can
then bc reached by single road, while 10 get
To Cleveland II will he necessary 10 use two
roads. This will secure TO Pittsburgh q new
route To Tie lakes, and largely increase the
shipment. Of iron ore, lumber and other pro-
ducts, by an increase Of the facilities.
The benefits which will thus accrue TO Pitts
burg, will surely operate also for the benefit oi
Ashtabula, only with ten fold increase.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-27
From the Geneva 7Tmes
The New Railroad.

1t is already well known that q new line Of
railroad is projected to connect Austinburg
ana FhirpOrl under the control and backing OF
the Pennsylvania Central The preliminary
survey OF the route is now being made, or is
already completed, the charter is procured
with some Of the best men Of Ausiinburg,
Madison, Perry and Painesylie as Incorpor-
ators. 1t now looks as though this road would
be bullt Tor certainty, AID that too within
short time. Up TO this time Geneva has not
been named in any way as connected with
tins enterprise, and our people seem TO be en-
tirely indifferent about it. If this road u buM
md tocdted somenhere near tie line Cf tie pre-
A@tndry surrey, ii vH be at once rGiaous IL tie
best Interests IF GentU0. With the L. a. Y.
Railroad drawing away the Fourth Range,
ana the Southren part of the Fifth, and this
proposed crosscut from Ausinburg to Fair
port drawing upon the balance, il is plain to
see that the business of the place must suffer
| immensely. 1t is unwise to sit quietly and
take the chances of these contingencies. We
want this road to run near enough to Geneva
to give us some of its benefits. As proposed il
will transfer large amount of business from
Ashtabala County 10 Lake. 1t is right and
just that the business of this section of the
county which legiimatcly belongs to this
point should come to it. To accomplish this
the road must be located on a new survey
which shall bring it direct from Ausinburg to
Geneva; thence along the level under the
South Ridge TO Unionville and Madison.
Believing ii TO be Of the first importance that
the benefits of this new road be secured, and
/ acting on the advice of some of the citizens of
Genevca, we call for mass mceiing of all in.
terestcd at the West room Town Hall, on to-
morrow, Friday evening the 2Glh, at half past
seven TO take such action as may be deemed
! hest
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-27

Mr.. Edtf0r- 1t is a recognized principle Of
virtue and morality, that when person djcs
right those among his telJw men who have
the same feelings and principles of justice and
right, stand by him and defend him against
the assaults OF his enemies. In like manner,
man WHO courageousy stands up for polit-
Cal candidate, will naturally expect the friends
of that cncdidate TO help him. Thus when a
journalist advocates the principles of justice,
morality, and temperance, and, regardless OF
opposition orpatronagc, fearlessly stands forth
and defends that which is right and Cody, he
may fairly expect TO lean on the friends of
virtue temperance and GoIlincss for aid and
support. When the village Elitor maniests
firm and continued opposition to saloons, vile
holes, dcns and doggeries, and vigorously
declsims against an ordinance like that modi-
flying the nine o'clock liquor law, published in
last weeks TELEGRAPH, the friends of temper
ance, including all the respectable portion OF
the community, will stand by him, all the
more for threats made by whisky and i" beer
guzzlcrs"
Respectable persons were unable tc find the
slightest Objectionable feature in the item
referring to ar Nlords den /" in last weeks
issue. This whisky hole should, at least occa
sionally, be illuminated by glimmcr of light
through its darkcned windows. Such places
With their pernicious traffic, should receive,
occasionally, little ventilation. Yet, the
name of .the woman who visited it, would
have remained entirely unknown, had her
friends not been pleased TO expose it.
bestowed upon the Editor in broad day light
upon Main street, by member of our village
Council, of German persuasion. This course,
and violent demonstration, without provOca-
lion, was an unfortunate spectacle for our vii
lage'as well us for the balance of one of its
fathers, and we are glad to know that il found
no sympathy or support with the better portion
OF our German citizens.
1t is earnestly hoped that none of these
things, Mr.. Editor, will move you. The re-
spectacle portion of the community are with
you, and their support will not be found
wanting when needed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-27

GEOLOGICAL sURvEY--M O. REED, Esq, Of
Hudson. Summit county engaged in the geo.
logical survey Of the State, In passing over
this county is now stopping at the Fisk House
for few days, and as an old Hudson acquaint.
ance. made us pleasant call the other day.
lie reports this county rs sadly deficient in
mineral and geological deposits. The most
marked deficiency, perhaps, Is that Of stone.
Nothing like an extended deposit Of good sand
stone Is TO be found except in the town Of
Windsor, and here crops.out the eastern ex-
trcmily of the Brrea grit. There Is, we are
informed, an inferior quality, more of the con-
glOmerate character, in the township Of
Wayne. The Windsor stone comes to the sur
face on two sides Of hill not far west of Grand
River, and opposite the township ol Orwell.
The quantity Mr.. Reed informs us, is incx.
bauslblc and the quality not inferior to the
Bcrca article Tue locality of this stone is
only some three or four miles from the line of
the A. Y. 81 Z. road, and The surprise is, in the
mind of the geologist, that the line OF this
road had not been varied little 10 bring II
within The reach Of this valuable material,
which would have added us much to the bust.
ness of the road as two or three coal mines,
and these seems to have had much to do in
liking its direction But lying SO conlg-
uous To this road, it is not difficult to
iorcsce that spur track will ut no distant day
connect it with the A. Y. g. p and Illus be
brought within the reach Of Ash,abula, TO which
all building stone is now brought from Brrca
and neighGoring quarrics. The expense Tor
such connection iOT such distance, would
seem 10 be in no way formidable. Bat unfIr-
tunatcly for the carly accomplishment Of such
an enterprise the stone could only be reached
by Il cilculOus route OF five miles or more,
and IN addition, the bridging of Grand River.
With such an inducement as such n quarry
would present, these impedimcnis would not
be suffered long to prevent the reaching and
working of the stone for market all along the
line Of the a. Y 81 p. Mr.. Reed will remain
in AshtaGula long enough to visit the towns in
the immediate vicinity, and f,miiarize him
self with AslitabUla. Some satisfactory iniOr.
nation with reference to the crust upon winch
this township and vicinity rests, is expected to
be drawn from the gas well of Mr.. WATSON.
pare him for the work in which le is engaged.
To these attainments, he adds ready and iu-
trlligcnt observation, which allows nothing to
escape his notice, and which will no doubt
contribute much valuable Information for the
work for which it is intended.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-27
Marine.

ARRIvED-on Sunday last, the scow Ne
6,uska, Capt. BLAIR, with 107,0O0 #. of lumber
for Mcssrs. Seymour, Giddings & Co.
On Monday moring. the scow Perry White.
Capt BAKER, came in from Port Burwell,
with 81 cords of shngle bolts for the same
parties.
The barge Ocean, which has been sunk out
side of Buffalo nearly all the srason, and re-
Gently taken into port, is having the balance
Of her cargo taken out, preparatory,to 10 going
into dry dock. She will require large repairs
STEAMER SHERMAN AsHoRE.-The steamer
Jotn Sherman, which left here Thursday even
ing TO proceed TO New Jerusalem for u barge
ran ashore at the lower end of Bois Blanc Is
land She is well out. The revenue cutter
FSssenden Saturday morning parted twelve
inch hawser in trying to get ber off
Dstrott Post
The Perry White cleared on Tuesday fol
ALarblehead, light, for limestone for the Hum
phTey kiln.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-27

A SHOCKING ACCIDENT took place on
"Wednesday evening last, on the Lake Shore
road between Kingsville and Conneaut, by
which Mrs RoBT. HARPER was killed, Mrs.
OWEN COMFORT was so injured as not likely
to recover and Mrs. JOHN COHEN, was badly
marred and dis6gured about the face. A To-
connective. with gravel train was running
"wild"-in technical parlance-irom Kings
vile to Conneaut, and hand car with five
men and the three women named, and II boy,
were on their way from C0nneaut to Kings
vile. The noise Of the hand-car drowned
that of the train until too near for the escape
of all. The FIVE men jumped off and drew
the boy and Mrs Cohen with then, The lat
ter, however, not without injury, as was stat.
ed. Our reporter learned that The headlight
had not been lit.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-27
EXCELSIOR,

The dust was flying thick and fast,
As through Ashtabula village passed
Sprinkler Wagon, painted nice,
An advertisement-the strange device,
PEOPLES STORE PEOPLES STORE.
"oh stop that Sprinklerl" " certain merchants cried
"That advertisement must come off it's sidesI /"
SO they daubed the wagon o'er again with rcd
But the PEOPLES STORE is still ahead,
And are selling
Two Button Kids worth $2.00 at S1.25.
Glove Fitting Corsets worth $1.T5 at $1.0o.
All WOO! shawls worth 5000 at $4.OO.
Parasols, worth $500 at $2.75.
Ladies' Hosiery, worth 2Uc at 1Oc,
Coats and Clarks Thread at &c.
All Wool Carpets worth 81. go at $1.o5.
SSEDEKoR & KAPPA.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-27

OUR little squib of last week, the scene of
which was "lladiord's den" had the effect of
bomb shell, among some of those who there
do congregate Such raving and lrothng, and
teuing, and cutting of business relations
would be terrific, to any body but II full
heiged, rlinOceros-hided editor They were,
however, about as gratuilous us they were fr-
rociOusly foolish. Our advice to such is To he
little careful. Such efforts to raise II breeze
may have different effect than contemplated
and instead of marshaing the powers of dark
ness, as intended, might, possibly, arouse the
moral energies of the community, involving
the question of the federation of these darken-
ed and barrcaded dens, where the light of the
cheerful sun, and the smiles of heaven are
never admitted A recent decision of the Su.
premc Court of the State we are legally adj
vised, extends municipal authority over these
places to the extent of scaling them up her
mctcaly, by simple vote. Such possible
contingency, therefore, may be more impor-
iant and fitting occasion for letting Oft this
bottle wrath, and require the exercises, not of
spasmodic fercencss, but calm steady earnest
ness and firmncss Of purpose. A little discrc-
ton, therefore, might prove the better part of
yalOr.