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Richland beacon., 1873-08-16

PUTTING IN MILDLY.-A Minnesota
correspondent tells the following:
have picked up little story which
think too good a reproof for disturbers
of the peace in church to be lost. A
presiding elder of the United Brethren
church was preaching in the same
neighborhOod, and was much annoyed by
persons talking and laughing. He
paused, looked at the disturbers, and
said 81 am always afraid to reproove
those who misbehave in church. In the
early part of my ministry I made a
great mistake. As 1 was preaching, a
young man who sat Just before me was
laughing, talking, and making uncouth
grimaces. I paused and administered
Q severe rebuke. After the close of the
service one of the official members
came and said to me, Brother -,
You made great mistake. That young
man whom you reproved is an idiot.
Since then have always been afraid to
reprove those who misbehave in church,
lest I should repeat that and reprove
another idiot. During the rest of that
service, at least, there was good order.
FARMER DRENNIDaE Injecting his rec
tor at the royal academy of exhibition, }
Have you noticed this beautiful pic
tur, sir, No. 988 by Mr.. Wee Prinsep,
O. the evil sperits that entered the herd
o. swine, and they rushed violently
down the precipice and perished in the
sea? That's the pictur' I'd like to hev,
sir. But there's pint about that
Extraordinary event, sir, as has allus
weighed on my mind, and I've often
thought O. askin' O. you" Rector, go
I shall be most happy, Mr.. Drennidge.
at any time to explain. Farmer Dfen-
nidge. "Well, IT'S thS ere, sir" in a
serious Whisper, J "whew paid for them
drowned piGA efrf"ss
Richland beacon., 1873-08-16

=" No champa
boat until afteI -
rule which
get! -
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-05
Go to w. A. MZIER,
4th Street, near II. II. track,
for your BENZINE, deliv.
cred at the wells for 1925
per Barrel.
Petroleum Centre, Feb. 6tS-ti.
Petroleum Centre, Feb. 6ta-tL

BUSINESS CHANGE.
W. A. Lozier, who has been.
Engaged in tie Wholesale Ale
trade for the past year, has this
day disposed of bis entire in.
terest in said business to the firm
| Of Fox & Williams, who will
continue the business at the old
&and. Mr.. Lozier desires us
70 return bis sincere thanks to
bis many ,patrous for the lib.
eral patronage extended to him.
dIurigg .! y the { past year. F. A
Phillips will act as agent for
the 1s!esprcprietov, and keeps
: full supply of that fine Buffalo
Cream kle on hand.
Mr:. u EoIer desires all par
ties indsStsd to him to settle
It once .assi he wishes to have
als books Balanced.
D''sd April n, 1878,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13
Foaters original Pornade.

obt9F oTTkInaI FOFHduo'
For barRers use, the cheapest and best In the mar.
Eet, together with nue line OF BARRIERS soaps,
brushes, combs, jonges, poEderH and Oar0ers Anp.
plies generally al the veiy lowest cash pTicea Call
Anu see al FOSTERS DnUG STORE
Front and West streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13
nd. a Del. II. X.


ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION oR oFFIcERs.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Nd. & Del. r R, from Clayton to oxford,
was held at the company's Office. in EAston, on
Wednesday.
After organization, the election Of officers for
the ensuing year was proceeded with. and upon
counting the ballots, it WAS announced that G.
W. Huntington. Esq.. was unanimously reelect-
ed President. John W. Scott Esq., Treasurer,
and the following Directors: Wm. Slaughter,
Dr. A. HArdcastle, DIR. q. W. GoldsbOrOugh, J..
+. MnAlove. David Knots Col. Sam. Hamblvton,
and L c. W Powell. Ex Gov. Thomas, Col. Ed
ward Lloyd and Wm. c. Sitterheld are the
State Directors. and Henry P. Hopkins, Esq,
Director for Talbot county.
Mr.. Huntington then read the superinten-
| dents and Treasurer's ret orts. The Superinten-
dent reports the rolling stock and bed 10 be in
good condition, having been, kept fully up to the
| standard OF the year previous and the culveris,
cattle guards. and bAllasting kept in perfect re-
pair. The Treasurers report shows that the
business Of the road is gradually expanding, the
receipts being larger than the pravious year. and
/ exhibiting a more favorable condition than here
| tofore The reports we're received after which
the meeting adjourned.
| At a subsequent meeting Of the Directors
| john l. Caldwell, E-q. was reelected Superln
tendent, aud John W. Scott ESD, Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13
LITERARY NOTES.

In reference to Hlrknsss' Magazine for
December, the Wilmington Adtertser, Of the
18th, says
This is the best number thus far: rarely indeed
does one find more varied aud pleasing reading
in Magazine than may he found il the DeceH-
ter number Of Hardness Il would require too
much space 70 psrtiCulkriZe the many good tales
poems and sketches in II. We notice our old
friend Vincent, in the current number IS blazing
away, at Ll= pet idca, an Anglo Saxon COnfeteT-
scy When balloons maze voyages from MI
mlngton TO saturn. tA!5 little earth OF olr4 viii
be the abiding place q such confederation i;
no sooner.
Tue sweet poetess Mrs. Lizzie FORK Case sends
u.s. from her far Southern home = ballad for
the New Year it has the true poetic ring-si-
yered and sweetened with Eomauly fancy.
We were not Of those who vent into raptuIes
with the last number, and we may safely zay
cur present praise Of HlrtHess, iz 10 mere good
naiured puf-but sincere tribute 10 worth.
TIE CHARACTER or ct PAUL.
Another valssbls contribution to religious
literature i The Ch4raeier ~ 81. Paul by the
Rev J. 5. Howson. b. D., Dean Of Chester, Eng
land. The accomplished author has made the
i's Of s.. Paul his study for many years and lie
WAS especially fitted FOR tie preparation Of this
volume, By his large WORK, published some year,
ago, in connection with Rev. Dr. Cgueybeare on
the Life and Episties Of ST.. Paul, standard an
thority, Low, in every library Of religious books.
Ia the volume now issued, the learned Dean
gives Is more particular and special analysis Of
tie C'lrgctsr u the great man, Paul, auayzing
many Of the facts and forces Of his and bring
ing out the strong features aud sterling quail
ties Of his nature, aui making them the UazIs Of
many practical lessons FOR life aud conduct The
book contains aVe lect res l. Tact and Pres.
ence Of mind H., Tenderness and sympathy
III ,ConsclentIJCsne- ldlItegrlty " Thanks
giving auQI Tayer. Y. #Egsvp and plrEevarapsa.
In each Of these, DE - EoNson gives us much
learned and reyereut ie!sr-, -ni many whole
some and useful less1..4 The foot notes are an
especially valuable feature and the book would
have been further improved by good index
The work Il published by Dodd Mead New
York, who are now Issuing many excellent publi-
cations. I'VE receive II through BJughman,
Thomas, 4 Co., Of this c. 3,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13
RnHIEGroE. DBL.
Saturday Afternoon. Dec. is.

The rsosnt nomination Of women for School
Directors in Boston seems likely to again raise
the question in Massachusetts, OF whether the
Fifteenth Amendment shall be interpreted to
allow OF to disquAlify female voting and Office
holding. There has been lull for some time
in the popular interest in this subject, bat it ap
pears decidedly to be one of the questions
which crushed to earth shall rise again"
Apart from the general consideration Of Office.
holding qualifications it aPpears in every way
natural and reasonable that women should
share with men the directouhip OF the educA-
ton Of youth. No one better than wise mothers
can Judge Of the needs and desires Of the child
sh mind, and Of the most efectuAl methods Of
stimulating the intellee. and moral nature con
jointly. II ever there was a concern in which
men and women should should fully and equal
" cooperate it ia in the education Of the ctil-
dren in which both have a common aud equal
interest. This question is not bound up with
the general one OF Female Suffrage hut can Af-
ford to stand or fall on It's own special merits.
One OF our city business men recently put 3
column advertisement in the Commercial for
three times and the result, lie informs US, Was
very gratifying to him, proving coneiusiv ely, by
the trade it brought, the great advantage Of Ad-
vertising, and especially Of Advertising in the
DAILY COMMERCIAL His advertisement seemed
to create quite tirors, not only in this ty, but
in other parts OF the State, and be AYERS that he
never advertised so effectively before. There
can be no question that the daily and weekly
press affords by far TIE cheapest medium OF ad-
vertising, and no business man can afford in
these days Of competition. to eglect the mos;
advantageous use Of printers ink. II he quits
advertising he loses business. We confidently
belieYe that the COMMERCIAL by reason Of its
large circulation among the intelligent and we'll
to-do people Of the city, and in the towns Of the
State, offers the best medium possible for bust
ness man to attract customers and maintain and
build up their trade The readers Of tie Con-.
MERcTAL are g0oi buyers,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13
hn,u Ia thn aanann

For G. ughs aud colfs, aud ther Is no better rene
dy known tor curing quickly these complaints than
Mrs DR.. Fosters Cough Mixture Give II trial
and be convinced of the fact Also, Browns
Troches, Wistars l. zengefs, Cough Secrets Ii
quer ee LcESngers rar drops and and al. the best
known Cough Lozengers OF the day, At
FUSTERS DkI q STORE,
Front and West Streeta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13
sutfIaI HrtIffs.
Eaefn fer the PeopIe

Al the virtues OF medicines can only be ascer-
tanned BY careful observation. 10 is TO be regretted
that many OF me Drugs stin prescribed BY some
physicians should retain q place in our hateria
Mediea. As an Instance Of this, that vile drug
Balsam Copalba. furnishes an example. About the
year 1889, the spaRIAris In the Island Of San Do
mingo having become arilcted with certain Gem
plainta. thought according 70 the prevailing notion
at that time. that the remedy might be found where
the disease originated. Under this impression Bal
sam Copaiba came into use. but never has nau-
seating drug done more injury, for It not only
changes the nature OF the disease 70 . more dread
fu state than the original but It ruins the tone Of
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in ita worst
forms. To avoid this drug and its effects the SA-
MARITAN's GIFT. purely Vegetable Remedy, is
within the reach OF all Only ten pills 70 be taken,
and will cure every time in from two 70 four days
Male packages, -; female, s..
sold by 4. Bringhurst Co, sixth and Market
K McInan, second and Market Wilmington, Del,
and by Druggists generally. ieiI-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13

~ THE WONDER OF TtpD
eJs THE AGE. SRS0
fhat We viii stil nanle 10 soil at EXACrL
HALF PR CE, from THREE 70 FIVE stys, Of cur
q Cst desirable ouds every day. IN IL PR J.
PORTION OF ONE ARTICLE AT II ALE PRICE
for every 81 20 puTCn issf fOr CASA from regular
STOCK, at present reduced ra'es
BAhGAlNs ar HALF FkIcRfOr Wednesday and
Friday Will be
superior chemses, runisd p-ic si,25. for csc.
Muslin skirts, 10 tleks pTlce 9Nc. f9T 4sc.
Drawers Of HaMsn.ta muslin ; Price 81, Tor &c.
Canton anne drawers prise SOC, for loc
AT lilo CaEsTN Z r 81 RECT, l3} AND 20 NORTH
I'll iHlH STREET.
HoAP SEIRTs-' very style and price, in all the
most desra1l shapes and Sizes. soied hoep skirts
one-thitd pr ce
PANlER BUSTLss, 65 varie'ies prices greatly
reduced at Is, 20 - ~ So 81, ~, a. 6O, g. 6O. 65
10, T;c 6c, W 10 s..
CORsEIS. COksar We have the largest as
sortne1t in America at prices from u ~ per cent
lower tNan prices " one year ago. Cnrsets at 50 S.
10 S, 9+3 g. Slp sl.2 &C., up 10 50, Best s.. 70,
s. B., sl,o', 81 ,5 u! and s. ccTstts offered.
BEChEI-'s ttU zone cOrssts the hest ven corset
made lOr - Just reduced from S6.5t. a handsome
hOIdty present
Ladies UNDgRGARMFNTs.-v nne. large
assortn"nt lasl received. Night dresses, 81 10 Is
chemlHes 81 to Is 81; musun skirs I5c 10 IS 70
drawers, 01c 10 $40 aprons 3}j, U 81 s., &C.
Cne artlc.e a. NAT prize fr every $-5O cash pur-
Chase Can ..li see A!gains.
WH. T. II PKISs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13

PJBLISHBD BVERY AFTERNOON, tsuadays
szeepis6l ef Ia COMMERCIAL BUILDING, sesltA Esst
corner FiftA and Marisf Streets. Tso osnts cops.
- Dollars q pszr, b uaA ssrpsa ~ eaTtEs
krstqkouf tks si,B.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13
The VIFgInlus.

sHK WAS LOWED AWAY FRoN HAVANA TO-DAY.
HAVANA, Dec. IL.
The Tirginius was towed out Of the hArbor,
this morning, her destination being supposed to
ba Eav West
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13
rrrom our Lac Ealrlons OF Ysslsraay.l
The Na.IeunI Rerenuen.
tScRKAsED DUTIEs AND TAxEs.

hchEAbLD DUIIE8 AND IAAks
WAsHIKaroS, Dec. 10.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury. in letter to
the Committee OF Ways and Means. recon-
mends the restoration of the teas and coffee du-
ty, and encloses a letter from Commissioners
Douglass, recommending an increased tax Of ten
cents per gallon on spirits, four cents a pound
on tobasco, and increased taxes on gas, and the
gross receipts OF railroads and steamboats,.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13
auction Sales.

Ogle & Miller will sell at their auction rooms
tomorrow morning, at 3 o'clock lot OF stoves,
sewing machines, house furnishing goods, &c.
A beer pump aud worm will also be sold.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13
Juet ReceIved and opened
Zinc Extracta

Fine Extracts
For the hansEerch.ef,at the Delaware Avenue Drug
store; asJ, Liquid kennet and nayOring extracts
for cooking. Essence Jamaca Ginger, Citrate Of
Maguesia, &c, Gum Camphor 90 cents per pound
W. T. ALRlCHS, Druggist
800 Delaware avenue, Opposite the Baptist Cnurch
PFatts Astral Oil
For sale In any quantity at the very lowest market
rate. Authorized agents for Delaware.
c. FUSTER, APOTHECARY,
Front and IVES. SIS,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13

Exceptional as are the excellent Accommods-
lions provided for way passengers upon the rail-
road between this city and Philadelphia, nothing
can make the atmosphere Of winter travel any
thing but "tolerable and not to be endured" as
long as people will persist in keeping all the
ventilators tightly closed. II ell were freely
open, their apertures would be scarcely ade-
quAte for the complete egress Of the combined
breAths of a crowded carload Of passengers
Besides the unwholesomeness Of this impure air
it is forever periumed with the odor Of roasted
tobacco-most detestable OF odors The IA
nous spitters, who, like Martin Chuzzlwnit'4 4
friend, never miss their aim under ten feet,
seem to find peculiar pleasure in making tar
get Of the stove; and that Is the one privilege OF
an American citizen with which conductor will
never interfere. We would like to have printed
in bright letters On every stove the iu1sxble
warning; NO one splitting here can expect tC
rate as gentleman
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13

During Professor Peppers last lecture here
he was performing some acoustic experiment
with gigantic tuning fork, which had to be
sounded with a large wooden mallet. At the
first heavy stroke the instrument broke sheer in
two, showing an unconseisnt!ous flaw in the
steel Some laughter arose at the Professor
expense which he checked by dryly remaI king
That is a singular thing | did not bring this
instrument from England it ls the best Amori-
can STEEL manufactured here 90 l can 10. &C
count for it." Whether any one WINGED at this
speech could not be SEEN Tor the house was
dark, but the audience lmagnauiuously replied
with a round Of applause to the British sar-
cssm. We beg to add however that however
faulty p,dt piece Of ''the best American stse.'
was, all our pieces are not Of such sort.
On Tuesday Pennsylvania will vote On tss
proposed new Constitution. The opposition to it
has been increasing very decidedly during the
Ast two weeks, but it will stll be adopted unless
he customary fAlse counting in PLiladelphia s
run up to prodigous figures. The Democrat.
will vote for it unanimously believing that IL sy
gain an advantage By the provisions. hi. We
doubt it seems to Us that it simp!y chokes OF
the Ring scounirela, who with their forces loca-
ted in Philadelph.s, Pit;sburg and Harrisburg
have controlled the State Legislature il, by
uttng them dswu, tie Democrats gain 50 do
the Republicans I2.caty il not Republican
Ism, We are thankful 70 say, ard II it becomes
co, then We prefer something else.
The Tuglnh.s has been sent from Havana to
Bahia Honda, there to be delivered to the
United S,ate=. Captain General Jouyeller has
issued instructions to have the remaining pu.-
opers at Santiago transferred 10 the American
msn-oi-wsr, there, and the transfer was expect
ed TO take place, yesterday. He is-coLaleut hi,
orders will be fully obeyed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13
Tho chilly g as, s Of Al

Tho Chilly e ass of Autumn
Remind US o. mEsIg sa.tat.e prepsr.'iors for The
approaching seas sa tL Enenus Anet tons n.
crease and mAitlpy, Wayu ro1gn face. ,h4rred
hands CrtcEyd -, -, arc the common iIhcr-
lance q a.. APrsofri 4 80. A q . =. na'e u.lml
cr eXc5ri-aIa i,i y ~ tpe skin Is tat EN- mcr4-
tion q tine iu.-Jsl lls !st u really Vaua8lg me-
dies:
EEin2arrs,'sT : e,ratef Cocoa Butter
E41"rr sen ed GiyceTlae.
Gsoe1Ii. a', i.,::u1; d:g4tn.
Csui aar l.. and Gly eeriae.
hose LID a-l'!.
Engl'sh GlycsTIue Jr
sarg'z Perfum G.ycrrire
SeSy N'i'y. r.on's eAnPh'' &c ".'h e.. G.!e"rne'
Amald4.
Amore tie yery ,cs. soaps FOR winter use we
Pricss soGalae1 ei.e,raae soap, 3, elveerine.
CO.sale'' tran rar-it
!nde&iaa. ~ heai ani 50
Pure y ii.e -sli o. >Isa
Pure Cly--Pa N ~iap
Low & SOUS In, len . yr3r ne soap.
| sargs liquid q y.1rae ap.
Stubborn CufaH.J1s Aui.. lions a. Tettsr &C. crg
often ie.ie.yei y oneoi ,4s fOAowing soaps;
CO.2a.es M-ii-luil TT soap
Ca4yer.'s aryoAc Toilet soap
&r,t 81 sop
C0ns,antlne'4 Pine TAI ) 'ap
BlslhieGung tCarDJI.i soap
FeCks CBrUOac sop
AL the foregoing -T1c. S.,h many others Of the
same c.as-, for sa.e b.
& BHIH8EJasT E CO., Apothecares.
U,a etZtA and MaIket streets.
wilmington, Del
4 UREITUBR EAs FHEs ENTs, GOULD GCO.,
~ are dettrmlu 10 sci their rurnlt1Ie at cess
rather tlsn discgarze ta-;r men. Wanut ClamDsr
Furniture at less tHsn the prlce Of Cottage Furni-
ture other articles a. bgEpTHing prices EuCn as
t01 Best Hart Jfa oiled = nut Tee sofas At Sls.-
eUi 30 Al wool any color, Terry or Rep, Walnut
sof4s a. S.g ~; ~ H4i!c ON leTTy hep Olisd
Wanui Par.OE arm tA4irf, s. s.; lUU Oiled Walnut
Chamber suites, Tennessee aud LISBON Marble,
s7s 20 Itaian ALrJIe Oled Wa.aut Chamber
Suites s'l u tto I.ega1t oiled Wa nut FariOr
suisEs - haiI-!~h 4erfY, Ii-P, P!u ~ BrycAtel or
satin, from esi
epui.D y co S PIyE STORES ARE
~ 2 Coz. SIN1jl aur aAhKk4 Streets
81 and " y. SEfsbSD StTeet,
Cor SECOND ald SPRUCE Streets,
1875 MARK .r -, DepU- and Mandatory Z42
and IA 5. second Street. Phiadepnia.
just Received and Opened
f1l and excellent zssurtmsnt OF periumeries
and fancy goods Eui able + 7 The holidays
A large stock Of lrs.-cass uuckskln gloves, cha
mois skins, h1ger co s, ETC., etc.
a fresh and large s40ck Ct No. Eage, aTeet ma
Jone thyme, pure ground black and ca enne pepper.
together with the different brands VI fine Gu. and
cleWing tooac os.
a complete assortment Of fancy soaps hand Ea-
POLO. hair OIL restorat!ges, pom des, nalr dyers
tooth powders, hair brushes CJmDH, sc.
S 1le selection Of necEties cOlaTs, cans etc, al
FOSrKhS DRUG rORE,
Front and v est streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13

NOTICE.-H alton James will serve ice, daily,
~ 10 tEoie WHO desire to take Of them 8 pounds
per day at 90 cea,s per week. lel0-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-13
Heart Diseases a Specially,

viii nerestter make a specislty Of the treatment
OF ht ART disease aud kidney and DrOpslca Anec-
tons and can be consulted at all times al my oiee
Front and West str etz.
Ma. C. FOSTER, NJ. D.
Also, on hand full and complete assortment OF
Trusses, Brac,s 3, supporters, suspensories and
SJringes for FemaleA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04
An Episode in 81. LOuis-J. w. Overall
Heard From.

Oar whiiOm tellow-citizen. J. w. Overall
has had little personal affair in St. Louis,
where he is now employed as dramatic
writer on the daily Gtobe. The St. Louis
Pcpabiican gives this version Of the story:
Among the pleasant incidents of the late
extraordinarily successful! engagement OF
Miss Adelaide Nelson IN our city. was the
, presentation by her of sundry diamond
rings to sundry of the dramatic editors on
the St. Louis press. Among those favored
was Mr.. John ". Overall. OF the Gi05e
Shortly after this presentation a Democ,at
reporter was moved 20 allude to it by
saying that a certain dramatic critic had
received a diamond ring from the fair ar
t.ste, which ring he had deposited in q safe
tor safe keeping.
Now there was nothing upon the surface
Of this assertion which looked like coSus
bell. 1t seemed to be little announcement
as innocent of ill-intention as any local
item possibly could be- Moreover, there
was no personal identification in it what
ever. But Mr.. Overall seemed TO imagine
that the charming Nelson had selected him
self az the particular object of her graft
:ude. and that in no other case had the
critical or lauiatOry acumen or ability of
the st. Loni5 press been recognized IN the
shape of gratuitOts diamonds.
Wrestling with this absurd and errOne-
Gus supposition Nj. Overall next reached
the conclusion that he must necessarily be
the person alluded to and he detected, be-
tween the apparently inr ocent lines of the
Democrats Local ShOrt-stops," fell pur-
pose of indignity and contumely.
Mr.. Overall addressed a note to Colonel
McCullagh. of the Democrat, demanding
retractiOn or a rendezvous. naming Mr..
Bohle as his friend. Colonel McCullagh
referred the matter 70 Mr.. Eddy. city edi-
tor of the Democrat. who called at the Globe
office at late hour of the night to inter
view Mr.. Overall. A remark was dropped
by Mr.. Eddy questioning the anxiety of
Mr. Overall for personal meeting. The
latter gentleman responded by hurling
chair at the head Of Mr.. Eddy, when by
ISLANDERS stepped in and separated the com
batants.
Mr.. Overall publishes a card in the Globe
on the following morning, giving his version
Of the affair, and concluding as follows:
saw at once that this attempt to brow
beat me was the result of Mr.. McCullagh
shifting responsibility from his own shoul-
ders to that of other persons. The attempt
TO intimidate and make capital was happily
a failure, as it recoiied upon the parties in
yading the Globe editorial rooms.
The whole proceeding was such as to
place the parties engaged in it outside OF
The position which should be occupied by
gentlemen. With them | can have nothing
more to do, for it is pitiable and unworthy
act for any one TO send others on an errand
which they have not the courage to under.
take personally.
Here leave the whole matter and the
~. =.