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ADJUSTMENTS.

,, a,,act,c1a ri nfr. Booth in comedy,
.,,a E t,.t ~ me Of the most brilliant and at
auo si;1: - ~ c,1n edIcs.. a. Much Ado About
ests;n5x y ara,r q crowded house at Mcvicker's
1sst aysn;no the audience being one OF the
1.roeat of the Season. hfr, Booths Benedick is
40 ~ b;a most n1easing assumptions, and one
~1;ch ,oaa tart assign him ahigh mark Of merit
s., re,,ch ~ the histrionic art somewhat foreign
=, ,,;a tr,;nino and habit. It is inconceivable
ts,at tha Hnmles OF one night should be
~ n;ered;cb Of the next. No versatility has
sItaadea s.-t quite 80 far as to achieve
,eo,,.1 a1ce11ence in both Mr. Booth is not
- IA thia and it is not to his discredt
~ N.,sat ho doea mt aDpear at his best in
W 81! 'ANs 49,, 49, ..o fa,r .ctora 1vho .corld
comedy. stu, tnete Ato 80" So .,,;,--
play Benedck go we'll. ffs1 fauer alu e;uo,
: 1naTrv fellow and . railer still, the character
aelty t",,r, -. ordinary ataee lover. and
varies Fas'ly itnn4 ~ w. ne.,, W.. n,ca t,ct
in drawing the line NJ: nootn hno"s
and discrimination. He in1uses lnto tne i1lps :,
sonation degree OF dash and briliancy really
~-,t;-.t;no ond at tba same time enters into it
G:I, ao~naatnesa and interest. His
"1'n ;-toa+;o,,o .no,- both his fal-
hearty aoandon ls ln1ec1lous Anaons oo|D 10 -.
loy-actors and the audience, ana everybody ID
nut in the best OF humor. he received the
,:4 - .,,aotad ca11a before the curtaiu
complnnea. ~ =. - antornoant of the satis,
aud WAS "aR1an'eu - .n'
faction OF having "eni3 pleA'eu ~Ar sA Sassa =.
one OF the finest audiences he has faced IN
o,s;,.ao scarcolv socondaryin point of interest
o"ea ..,..z.noeo ~ Mr. n1cvicker as Dooberrv.
Tas the appeasAn7SSt ~ 1 .t:..- t,.s .;ooo
What he would haEe oone u cas,!ne tuo p'eeo
without himself 1or'tne phs. 10 u.1leWS W -
, 1873-03-07

Organization reported 8 substitute Tor various
bills in relation to domestic animals running 81
large. Read and ordered printed Also reported
fa7orably House bill No. $50. in relation to re-
cording plats of streets, roads, alleys, and raI~
roads. Also reported Adversely on the bill to.
repeal the act increasing the jurisdiction OF
County Courts.
slr. HAYES moved that the report Of II"
Mr. Hawes provni1ed, and the bill was rcfef.~-.
to the Committee on the Judicial Department
The horticulture Committee reported in favor
OF bill to amend the Law creating q State Board
OF Agriculture.
OTHER NEW BnIA
By Mr. LEWIS-To amend the Municipal In
b. hir. OAsEY-To amend the act in relation
to advertising notices.
By Mr.. sM1TH-In relation to forcible entry
T The House took up the Jury bill; the question
pending being the amendment OF Mr.. Hay de-
1lning the qualifications OF jurors: The MOTION
to Icy On the table was "; nays o. ;ha
amendment, as follows: Provided: further, that
In the trial Of any criminal case, the fact that
person called Is juror has formed an opinion
or impression based entirely upon Ia-
nSoa a upon }9 of RThch he has,
expressed an opinion, ghal1 not disqualify him
to serve as juror in such case II he shall, upon
oath stato that he believes he can fairly and in
partially rendenn verdict therein in accordance
with tho law and evidence, and the Court shall
be satisfied OF tho truth Of such utatement.
The word entirely was stricken out and the
substitute adopted.
Other amendments we're made and the bill or
dered to q third reading.
HOMESTEAD ELL.
House bill 22215, in relation to exemptions,
WAS taken up, read q third time, and passed
yeas, 81; nays, Q.
Tho bill to amend the Usury law, legalizing
any rate OF interest agreed upon between par
ties, WAS laid upon the table -yens, 6S; nays ~.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
House bill 81 WAS ordered to q third reading /;
also bill 1877, in regard to limitation. Also House
bill providing for the election and qualification
Of justices OF the Peace and Constablos:
House bill $40, to amend the Registry Law, WAS
ordered to third rending-
House bill 993, dividing the State into Judicial
Circuits, WIS made the special order for next
Wednesday.
Adjourned
, 1873-03-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York EluAuCtn NeEV9s
New YonK; March 6.-The general aituatdon in
Wall street. today, not characterized by exciting
events. Tie announcement, however, WAS made that
Secretary Boutwell, personally requests the publicity to
be ade Of his right and intention to Issue the whole
or pnrt Of the 900 legol tenders now held as
reserve Whenever In his opinion, it may become nee
esaary. .
The banks are pursuing conservative course, in
the hope Of being able to show an excess over their
reserve on Saturday.
The money market easier at intervals but quite
Irregular C. loans ranged from 132 to Per cent in
the earlier hours, but Afterwards rose to l-16, and
finally dropped to per cent, gold.
Sterling was heavy ut 1071s@108.
Gold was firm and higher, ranging at 1159l151s
closing at 115A@15H Loans 1@7 par cent for carly
ing and fiat for borrowing. Clearings, $6l 900 Co.,
Treasury disbursements, SOL 500.
Governments were quiet and firm.
State bonds very dul except Tennessees, which
were strong and higher.
Railroad bonds were moderately active, with an ad-
yance OF h@oA par cent in Eies. Pacifcs were ht1n
= Tho stock market was irregular most OF tho uay
with narrow hucuations though business was aetise
with Erie, Pacific Mail, Lake Shore. Western Uno n
New York Central and C.. c. l. @. as the featu1es
Prices were steady the opening, but eoon declined
and remained unsettled until after the first board Tho
oueutly the market became activo and higher under
he announcement Of the Secretays uention to issue
DE reserve le8altenders 1T will and closed strong.
pncc Mall opened at 54H, fell to e3A, and finally adj
ysuce to &c. On the information that extensive pur-
chases once more arc being made on account Of the
Bank Of California, which desires to control the hues
, 1873-03-07

.na- Law TThav c,rT;ad Them to 4 drng store on
~ ro.+hos ~ cornar of Hnlsted and Esplanado
streats ,rhara ,thev. ,were .identi6ed ns Patrlck
and James McYeig1., who reside with their
hrothan hru 9 I,h1, fcTe;oh. At No, 233 Daahie1
ntraat' utoA' Doth ,non wera still uncnnscions and
6at;s, Tstsos; @ aoe.aa 1T - 10 d.i6o @@'
T1non aIamnation L WA found that Patrick
1,sd haen ehot thronnf1 the rirht breast. the hnl
1te 3r s;1 -, +le ;omadia+o y;,;n;tv ~ +ho
n;-,,1a ~ Ha a1so receiveiI ~ s1ipht wonnd over
ona ore and a fnrthar ora1ninstion yegterday
..o11;n2 rave,Jad tho nrasenco of a hu{iet in bis
-;oht e;ie tt was beliayad that all efforts to
Fsro his life would be usolees and he was
LETT to welter in his blood, while
nnon Ia,ae his hrother WIN had
lao,. .hot IL +ha 1aft aida hetween the
e;"1t,, evI ', ana ninth Ths' tbronoh tho kdneyp.
Pott 1,en wara fakan ~ tho;r friends. to their
% ,1es he1s1ed ~ ha tha fa,st injured
5;ad rastar5sr aftarnoon at 4 O'clock. I;efore
-: ass ~ - s.afsal that H. +ool 0f1icar Kocl'a
nt 91a, 1, aJ boat him orer ihe hoad with
it. He denied. howeYor. that the crowd WAS
~ 10, aisa .od da,,1ared that thew were
;ns,,1taa ~, ~, hotI. of5;cas This however, is
-a.r1 ,,a1;1;o,v 1to, THAR hnotinRs were Heard
M u e;t;ye1,e sno y ia ~ ricinity Of the fight
~ McVeich ~ iva m to late hour last
nirht. or reporter called At tho house where ho
1ay', ses1e.Hy y,t 49, ~ narnitted tn sea him.
ms oIotnea' one "S1 H11ad rifh crowd Of sullen
% 1nu noa0o u1'osa %a 1acas ;ndcated that no lecds
lr1snneh 1 ao h1andv tn satisfy thor revonre.
you'll W. ~ s ss;oat; ~ .,d ,To7ld
LneX Mele net{ X, re,ortar a. tn ths condition of
HI nal4y y,,Ja3 ,eau Eat tSsr ONa;I howaver wa
.o-" .ho a,'d atatad that ba wonld certanlv 1e
therc ana ataeeu .naT niaso,''t;o aeen,ad ,3e1;
eGl1le @ ~ .n'g Tn nnn1a oat noti,no Waa blaednr
taole, ~ ~ 80 eoaa da1u;an. 'sA1"e' "''
11eHety aiV W"i, "no ,.na 49, +aon n +ba naa,;ng
e.t oeeu ata4;nr A snd thanea ran,ova1 vasterda3
etfee! et49 ~ IT, -oa;denca a ~ trcher syanne near
@orns, " Us Tu1nsr rcnortar
LIN hstiee.. . .;a - e nh..; o,v aa4
cauea 20 soe n, pun u ~ JH ~ an cond}tnn
,ziactory inteil1en, umnS ~ ~ ~; M
rs INJURIES; nhne s1s ano ka ha Rs.nnd "n ~a.
It Is oenereo ~ ~ mg 5sar asama ~ he that in
Ganm.tion Ga.v nav set in but this, by careful
nursing, can be PreVeuIeu. ~. .t nou naS az a.; ~
been On the lolce longe1 tnan hna aI@ at
regarded rs one OF 1tS pess Aen. 1nuoea' "oa poe
officers conce1no4 IN the a11ay hle men ~ tssG
lutte character and rather inan ane.r
districts to lawlessnesa would nave oleo; oncof
Heinert did not suffer any INJURIES, ana "*s en-
aElod to perform his usual ,dufy TesIefaay'
It WAS but about two fods n nottn OF lne Scene
of this bloody riot that Cnr!s: hene1ky shos
Policeman O'Mea1a:: 1he F1einity Is Kno',n a.
&c Hamburg and ia resorted to, nghs a1t9P e
nlGnt, ~ the "ofss cn1I Aeto.s go - tI;s ct,ta
, 1873-03-07

THE HOMESTEAD E1Eap11ox BILL.
which reduces the present exemptions nearly
one-half, passed the mousse
THE usuA4 I'LL,
permitting any rate OF 'lnaeEost to be Charged,
WAS laid upon the table " C8 to a.. motion
to reconsider was also tabled, 20 the bill is dead.
BnAwSEEToWT APPROXIMATION.
The Special Committge reported Dill appro-
priatinR S6Q, ,QuU to-. neal &4e wound .canseu by
the Shauneetown d1tch- which "as referred to
the Appropriation COMMITTEE: ..-'..'
7Es1MoSx, &c, OF en- ch1aINA1s. u1sA1
The Senate passed the pl1 allowing criminals
to testify IN th9lr OWL oenMl' ana failed, Tor
want OF . ful h9use1 20 Pass me thompson
bill, prohibiting the limitation OF liability by
common caI1ae1s.
APPROPRIATIONS. ...-.
The Committee on 6Iate neLtutfons recon-
mended approprlAtlne edo,ooo Tor ne"
blind-asylum at Jaeksonvlue, and S1W,oo Tor
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum Ut the same place
The bills were referred to the Appropriation
Committee. blank sum was recommended for
the Northern lnsane-Asylun,. T.,
RIGHT Or WAY.
Tho Committee on PUBLIC buildings recon-
mended that the right OF WAY Dc granted to the
Chicago Pacific Ka4way 1h.ough the insane 11
, 1873-03-07
New York Livestock Market

new YolK March 6.-There were SO cars Of cattle
yesterday and to-day ut One Hundreeth street. 81 It
cormuaiPaw, snd at Wehawken msktng e7oo IT,; ~
seiiers ts5ing to obtain slight advance Texans were
plenty thin n1Ts: m@SS, %ti,oa faT 70
ssotrs oe1ing Bales Texas, 100 lbs, Ut 1o1o,
IS lbs per cwt; csrs Cherokees. ~ cwt oc IS rs
g. ar. an poor Texans, 6scwt. 8,xSoc; ca1s fat do,
csrs. 81 cwt, Ike; 2 CARS, cwt, 12@13Kc.
snraf-Today 5,7co, making Is $40 atnco Saturday,
against soo as week Tade ~ ye s19x; no cRsnSo ~ z;
sc: lot poor Illinois 5c; csr prime Ohio, 100 1,
Sc. -, ~, I'll.
easnst q eco List week Western dressed falling OF
eE97c, G1y slaughtered, eH97B; those Of 10000
63C.
, 1873-03-07

BurA1o. n, r., March 6-CA11IEReccfpts to-
d,T Including 81 cazs reported to arrive, total
for he WEEK 1,23a. Market active at 1<e advance on
Yesterdays prices About ], 200 were disposed o.
6 Missouri steesz 13@1 lit ~, $50o@5.7s 80 In
aim. 1teers, LIZA hs ssso $ Michigan stee1a 97s9
1,l93 h, 85259s5o 4 ohtos, 1005@l .13 b, $500
SO T., $50; is Michigan oxen, $50 rs, 3s37H -
nltnois oxen, $50 na S 50, ooo 49,, -.
the week, e,6oo Market slow st Ac advance On 1a1t
weeks prices Hardly sufficient tlade to make quot
atle mizket. GALES IS Michigan sheep, 40 H., 1t
e IS: g4s InlanA sheap, SOAPS LIS, 1t S5.to8637H.
Uoas-ReoetQta tod,y, 400: total for the week,
, 1873-03-07
DOLLARS
Total, 1o Ca Gifts, all Caah ot
Tickets, $40; Halves, SIS; Quarters, $3.50

Tho Library Trustees have secured the Hon. E1Gov.
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE, OF Kentucky, to take charge
ot % busiaes. q ~ Goneert theIf behs md b.
authorizing the Concert for the benefit OF tho
Library the Legislature OF tho State have twice passed
Of confidence in tho Management aud approval OF
the expenditure Of funds By the Trustees BuJsrs aso
notified that poative aud Tor thu
Concert promptly the d. .nd orde5s must b9 sen.
nett morning, Tickets like Eroeubacks good to ths
ho1dar and bu1ers noed not therefore, be KNOWN unlea'
they chooso.
1t the a.t Concert ticket No. G,15O drew tho cs2.
Itnl Ritt of 31J,UOO, which paid tho third day afsr
10 .wnf pIosissy annoaased Thg Msks. ~ hsa
IT, T. q. Burgess, Wm .. saane7s: VI Il Wshe. nd
McCala, j. Frank Pancake Lloyd Mortleige, Henry 4
Rothrocf The money was paid f. TIE Second a19as M
Coabus tho latter bank paid to tho sAsous
The Trastee: a:c reier With plea.aro t2 q. .ho hsvs
in which hoy rrcsrod the without any dis
counts whatever hA1tnE been deducted Orders eo
ssnt By mall b. r 8 order. draft registered letter.
or by E1press+ prepat1. .
All oriors and Applications for information must ba
made Immediately ethor e Hon, TnnS; z. BRAN: y:
IETTE. at Louisville, or F. J. DiBHLE 4 CO., ISL
Lasalle-st., Chicago, Wes:11n Depot Of Supply.
, 1873-03-07
Hank Failure.

CLEyELASp, O., March 6.-Nessrs. Prlco Bfos,
signment ] I'll this morning to ": Y. Taylor. The
failure WAS caused by the fall Of stocks, in which
the firm was dealing, and the withdrawal OF de-
posits from tho bank. The liabilities arc about
$175 900; assets. 3125, 900 to $1S0, ,00o It IL BE-
, 1873-03-07
Convicted OF MnnBInuEhter.

DAYTON, O., March 6.-Tho jury in the case OF
stivers, who has been on trial for the past three
days, charged with treating one Of the members
manner az to cause his death. returned a verdict
OF ,nnnslnughter. Two Of stlvers' accomplices
will be tried 1T this term Of the Court.
, 1873-03-07

C1sc1xSA11 O.. March Ga man giving. the
namo Of J. q. Walters was arrested at Crcstline,
O., charged with robbing and burning tue Bee
Line Railroad depot at Anderson, Ind. on
searching his trunk 81, 500 Of Bee-Line tickets
we're found. Walters is now in jail awaiting
trial.
, 1873-03-07
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

EENAlE.
JUDICIAL APPORT1oSMENT.
The Senate met at 10 o'clock d. m. The spe-
cial order, consideration Of the bill dividing the
State into judicial circuits was takon up and DIS
cussed at length, aud the bill ordered to d third
reading.
TESTIMONY IN CRIMINAL CASES..
The bill, lis, for an act allowing al persons in
terested In criminal cases to testify, was consld-
ered under the operation Of tho special order,
and discussed at length.
The bill was finally passed-yeas, 26; nays, 10.
COMMON CARRIERS.
Senate bill 119, fixing the liability OF common
carriers receiving property for transportation,
was considered aud put upon its passage. Lost
yeas. a nays, IS.
4 motion TO reconsider WAS filed.
sEAwSEETowN.
seuator DONAHUE, with leave, made =
report of the special committee visiting shaw
neetown, asking An appropriation OF s6o, ,00o, and
reporting bill for that purpose. The bill vas
ordered to first reading and 200 copies OF the
report ordered printed
= ~ READING OF BILLS.
House bills on q first reading were taken up,
aud several bills read and being considered, when
the Senate adjourned.
, 1873-03-07

Mrs. Adsett, OF Waubock, Wis, got ready to
20 out visiting, and hid $4,000 in the stove.
When she returned she tboughtless1y started
fire. and the stamps we're all destroyed
, 1873-03-07

New YoaK, March 6.-Business was mo<!eEstely
hriss with tho commission houses to-day, but sluggish
with the jobters. Brown aud hleaehed sheeiugs md
shirtings, denims, ticks, and stripes we're ACTIVE.
fair demand. Delaines, lawns, and percales move
slowly Woolens show naors acivtty, but the demand
il chiefly for light weights. Cotton grain bags nre
held ARMY by agents. Foreign goods are q,uat, e1-
cept dress goods, whicn uovs more freely Elobons
are selling extensively at auction At better pEee but
still unre1puneratise to importers
, 1873-03-07
HOUSE,

HOUSE.
QUESTION oF pR1vuEoE:
Mr.: RoUNrREE rose to question ct priyi..
published in TnE CHICAGO TRIBUNE in relation to
Stationery furnished the COMMITTEES on Munich
pal Affairs.
Meeere: JONES, CONNOLLY and MoohE
(h1arshalD made similar explanations
BY Mr. ARMsTRONG-A bill to provide for
the transfer Of suits from local Courts to Cir
cult Courts.
TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE.
The Temperance Specla! Commttee fepo1teo
adversely on the bill regulating druggists N re-
lation to selling liquors. Also reported substf-
tute for the bill in relation to Punisang otnee[s
the duties of their Office.
np.4 or1na 1e raa.Td Szw ntnls IL sontr.ot.. Also
in regard to evidence and deposinons: Also !"
relation to practice In Courts OF Record.
RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. CONNOLLY offered resolut1on ashlnE
the Secretary OF state to report Tue ,a anotn' u
stationery 1nrnlsheu commlttees: auoaseu a.es;s;,,
NJ. 5.SIhEhIEn 9ue.eo - ~ Daorapean+otvo
I0r tne oes191 n1aa sensaA'lon ~ %D' A''f''
cna1npef' noopIou- ,o~.,,rr-rro
ce;4toa nitonts -, = Ta,1cat;an ranor+ad favor
.,i me III aEa ~ % arnond scction "a defining
me snoo5 0HnW 1V 1ad anu tbot ta b bn rejected.
7oat.2ess mt. @ a.: naya. C. Ordered to q SECOND
reading. read ' 0' ~
bill g. TO amend the act Of 1879 requiring ad-
ditional branches to be taught in the public
schools, and prescribing additional qualifications
1oi M ;s,| sTREETER submitted q minority report.
The Home refnsad to concur with tho report
of Tia msiority. and the biil was read first
lime and ordered printed and to second read
inr.
~4.3 1hu$1 frfA
, 1873-03-07

1890. Market duh for wsnt Of stock. The bulk Of
the arrivals are through consignmente- Prices nom
1nal at $5o5@55o. Sales 176 Ohio pigs, l31 lbs, At
$4.15.
, 1873-03-07

BALTIMORE, I'D, March G.-CArr1E-Narkes quiet !;
receipts light very best sale to-day. $500! 80
or good fzir quality S4.755.50; receipts, sos aales
6{O. ....
Hoos-Moderate supply; good demand. Good tat
hogs and wanted, and would command fully
Hc more than quotatnns. Sales At S7.e5s7.75: re-
ceips, 7,495.
sHEEr-Far supply and demand Sales 1t 5@7Ho;
raceipt6. 1.D45. ,
, 1873-03-07

TILE JURY BILL
war undcc discussion in the House this after
noon. when Nj. Connolly, Of Coles, offered bus
s1ent1mgut, providing that when peEson mas
formed an opinion or Impression, based entirely
upon rumor. OF newspaper statemehts' hs,15 hnoa5
which be had expressed no opinion, ne should
not be disqualified as juror, romarklng, IN e17
-1an.tion. that he had consulted with several
egantlamen who had approved the Amendment.
r. Ronntree. moved to lay the amendment on
tbs table, asserting that tho word entlleiH 70
which ho specially objected, vas i nos
IN the amendment when he saw
- - The motion: to table ,|a1
1oat Mr. Orondolf saw the amendnen wh9n ;1l
the The word "entirely" was il. ". tonnomy M la1
en1anr to his feet and sisted that When Ihe gen,
tfena1 from Cook Rountree) stated the ~Dsa n.a
N.s 1T In. he stated what WAS not true. Inc
sneaker raped Eith the gavel. Ut. houn1Iee n,1a
d inmned M and ANNOUNCED that ho would 1!o"
no man to impeach his veraclty without canng
hirn 10 account: that two or three Esn1leme,aa
could corroborete his stato1nent, ana ne "o1,a r.
sid. The Speaker piled tho Envel "ttn ~ agdsr gie11
yigor. md brought botE genH9l4haa, a,a..d ~ % thal
xrien 1,usiness was resumed. 1t u oeA9'oA F4s@'
the matter will 20 no further.
CoSsTABLE5- ..o
The Senate bill amending The JUSTICES ol @ sas
pnaca act by which Cook County "ould na'e naa
i5o consteb1es, was anendedin NJ Aoass % thns a
TJe yehah be ort ous constable Tor eaSa ''A1
+, slsapd inllabltants.
, 1873-03-07
pit<shurnh oil Marrxet.


P1TTsBCRGII, March G.-Cr1le petroleum weakcr
litc doing. Sales 05 at parter's Landing. Renned
frmcr and higher 15c for car lots.
, 1873-03-07

CHICAGO, ROCK lsLsaD PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Depuk corner qf Horizon aad Sh<Tpaaas. 1tekes ee&1
IS Wkst Hodiaon.Sk.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

griltily under the half indignant lcok the
wondering girl gave him but ] have
been fooling enough to suppose these
figures Of speech were as familiar to
Others as to me"
q" But there's fee will and election, and
all those things mothers lig bl K boo
tells about" said lpsie
"Those matters are Gods husine- Id
not ours" replied Breetou "ur pr
sons never gained any'hirg by w ding
with them. lie does not eXN. % 10
know everything, but rather lo lJye with
all your Strength. DO you suppose your
father and mother love you any less be-
cause YOU do not all they DO
"No," said Ipsie, with an absent look
In her face which made Breetou thiul she
would for little while he her own hest
company. As he stcpued ont of the
house, Sam Kavvery confronted him.
Mister" said he the door bein'
Opeu / hrerd all You've ben y sayin'. DO
YOU mean to say that's nll l! that lps or
anybody else. doh't need TO 20 rol'in' on
the groun' at camp meetin' or have
tremendous Experience some way, fore
they're safe. Amt there nO'hiu' TO DO
'zcit make mp your mind to turn aruun',
and row 'tothrr way "
"'That is all" said Breton, "eXcert
that aftcrturning Won must row, and keen
at it, and not leJ yourself drift with the
current"
"Shouldn't wonder thcn," znil sum,
strolling slowly away "lf could be
Christian my eli"
Breton was Offering a silent PRAYER,
when slap between the shoulders inter-
ruptcd him.
'' Breton said Heringer, 8" 7 was
myself nm uninteniinnnl hearcr of your
little sermon, and ] must Thank yon for
the clearest religious statement have
ever heard. Bnt. # this i- an, what ne
comes Of thcarticlcs of faith and which
is the one true church
% am too Young ccnvrrt 20 answer
many questions. ." replied Br.ctou; shut
honest opinions do not Of themselves CON
slitute religion; and, rs fr the true
church, ,t is in the hpa'ts Of Ills pe'plr.'
" NohleNonng herrtir. COZ i-teul Young
Christian l' exclaimed llmtiuger sel1ing
Bgec,on's hand.
II was time for Brecton 10 start for the
Gross Roads, yet he was very l0t;h To 20
He had learned more within an lgnr thgn
In his seminary course; 1nd ssh Doe was
rcvcrfutly thauktulto lhe Great Teacher
hc felt cor idcrahn human gratitude to
ward lpsie. lie started to ind her. and
foevpress Ms thaakmlu,-s. llr re-en
tered the house and iolnd h-rstli sitting
where he bad 'rtt her.
"Ipsic.n sad he. In tone, which.
though very iou1er. staitled the gir'. ST
have attempted To tet n Noni bat you
have given me the mist ya'uah.r lD--un
have had you have taught ire To sp'ak
plain English. But ! shall have Wsny
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27
HELP FROM THE HELPLESS.


caught the murmui OF the hill0wy wheat.
That rolled its wealth OF waves along the
plain;
81 tItmhlc, for wait the throsher's heat
And the hard stones that grind the hrploss
grain;
Vet BY my silent pain the world is fed;
die, 10 give itH iamlshed millions bread -
Bare hung the plundered vine it sighed-"I
mourn
My grapes, that hid not from the vintncr's
eye
The summer In their hearts; now crushed
aud torn,
They Yield their life, and yet II will not die;
The years shall guard i, Tor tts tate benign,
10 nc poured out anew IN generous vine
brother. horne down hv sorrow. have not we
GiteA 10 the thresa acr hand both chat ANA
grain
Aud did Nc not our latest fruittce see
Crushed iu tIe wine press tor the Viutuer' 8
ruuf
May some sad heart bat win from thine and
mine
lreaa ior Its hour OF need, and soul.iusplr
ing WINE
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27
SUB ROSA.


The flower you placed within my button
hole
Has faded but there lives within my soul
Another rose, unfolding hour by hour
our heruty's self IN its Immortal ilOwcr,
That makes me rich with AN unfathomed
wealth.
and happy in the heaven of its health,
So iivin--warm this dainty flower glows,
As ii a sunbeam hlushed into a rose;
VITA fragrance like a wait from heaven
HiHE
And look as lusirous AZ the morning star
J do not come To crown your beauty, Sweet
Nor thank YOU for IT, kncrliug at your feet {;
But pray that on Loves bosom II may rest,
q IS ihnrnle-s as its likeness in my breast;
Aud ask Him who such promise here hath
~iven