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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11


ANOTHER PRoBABLE LINK OF TESTIMONY
PICKED UP-TwO BLaoDY SHIRTs.-By a re-
liable gentleman who has lately been passing
s0me his leazure time in the vicinity Of the
Goss murder, We are informed that another
probable link Of testimony has come TO light
10 that neighborhood. The story is that hired
man in the emylOy Of Mr. Robert NJ. Brown,
is in possession Of two skirts, one a white one,
tho other of check material, which he found
secTeted under a little bridge, which spans a
rUa on back road running by Baet's woods to
OOchranYille. These garments are said to be
attained considerably with blood, and give evil
dence of having been put there while in a wet
or damp condition. The finding of these
shirts took place before the L 1derzook trial,
but the finder kept his own secret 10 avoid be
coming q witness.
A young man residing in that same vicinity
states that upon the night Of the murder he was
stopping at the house Of Mr.. Baer, at a very
late hour he heard.a carriage drive hurriedly by
short time after the hour the cries of distress
we're heard BY the other parties residing near
er to the scene of murder. These facts, If such
they be, would no doubt form very important
link ia the chain Of evidence ifa new trial il
granted.-West Chester News
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
Amusn1nents.

aA@ y ~ " = IS s-<~4-E "
|aBth~r ROUSE. t4Ss8
S'TAsi evening, at the Gtand Opera House, the
brilliant aud gorgeous drama, "The Black Fiend."
win To produced, with the talented young com
odian, Edmund Coles, in q leading role. lnorder
to show our readers how this play has beee ap-
Preclatea aud enjoyed. elsewhere, we append the
following notice, from the Portland, Maine, 4AeMs,
Of reeeat .date f~sf ~ i"i"t--+# al
Coles dramatic company opened at ths Port
land theatre last evening 10 well filled house.
Inc performance was decidedly superior to our
expectations. Miss Fanny StOqueleE completely
Fcaptivated the audience With her charming vocal
is and acting, ard the ballet corps was fully up
to the mark-it people understood just where the
mark ts. Fhcy were up 70 u any way. Mr. Coles
is a trump, and miTth-provoking right bower
at that. The Black FIend abonnds In magnificent
scenic effects, beautiful young ladies' without
long ira iIs and lots of music and fun 1t Is well
worth seeing by the admirers of dramatic specta
cs and feminine beau y.
MRS OATES COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
which is well and most popolarly known in this
city Mill appear. at our Grand Opera House, on
Saturday evening, 'in' ths popular opera, sfhe
Grand Duchess of Cforolstelp," Mrs. Oates, her
aelE sphehLly And SitAAibns Is . great iavOrite
with Wilmington theatre gOers, and her numer-
Gus admirers will be sufficient TO crowd the house.
"The Grard Duchess" is one ofthe most popular
operas In Mrs Oates extensive TefjoftOhe, and as
tifesehked Og hcf company, - extremely beas-
ing. The SAFE OF reserved se1ta Is now going on,
at B0ughmau, Thomas II Cos.
"y THEATRICAL GOSSIP.
Lotta, CincnHati, 2Sth two weaksy thence
Memphis, one week; New Orleans four weeks;
Galveston, one week; ST. Lonis, two weeks; Lou
isyle, one week Brooklyn, two weeks; New
York, four weeks; With Abbey, four weeks; San
Francisco, four weeks.
Mma sanauscheR opeheAsin Charleston for one
week; thence to Atlanta, 18th, 10Th and 18th;
Chattanooga. 18Th; Nashville, 18th and Goth;
Cincinnati, 22i, for one week; Baltimore, January
lst, for a week
Mrs. F. s. Chanlrau will struggle through two
Weeks' engagement at Woods Theatre, Cine inna-
Ii; she commenced on the Sth. tg
Miss CarlOtta LecleFq began a short engage
ment at Robinson's Opera House. Cincinnati, on
the Sth
( E. A. Soihcrn opened two weeks engage.
ment at the Olympic Theatre, st. Louis, on The
Sth.
Lawrence Barrett, opened at Richardson g
Open House, ALBANY, eth, for one week.
Rose and Harry Watkins and company, open at
Montgomery, Ala, Sth for one week.
Charlotte Cushman opened an engagements at
the Boston Theatre on the Sth.
Lydia Thompson commences in st. Louis on
the 23d, for two weeks. is
Edwin Booth opened at Providence on the Bth,
for one week. ....t- t.......t.- ia
Lucille Western plays in Easton, Pa, on the
llth, A
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

RoBBED.-A man named Porter, says the Re-
publicsn, who resided near Dover, visited our
city few evenings ago when he stopped at q
house on Front st. between Market and King
and falling asleep behind the stove some one
relieved him Of his pocket book, containing $24
On discovering his loss he stepped outside and
held the door shut. In this position he was
discovered by officers Springer and HettriCk
and in reply 10 question from them, ne said
some one had stolen his money. In going into
the room they found no one there, the parties
having gone out of the back door. Porter
lodged in the hall that night having but
tWenty-four cents left in his pockets In the
morning be took his departure, a saddef If not .
wiser man.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
VARIRTEEs.

The united States steamer Powhalan and
monitor Manhattan put into Norfolk yesterday
for coal and supplies. and will sail this moFnipS
for Key West. The Manhattan Exhibited good
ssa-going qualhiea.Y - =
A happy misQpptatiOn by younV la3x
whose gentleman caller stayed too late. cauaei
a speedy good-by. The clock struck twelve.
and she remarked 3"'NoW ID thewitchina hour
Of night when people yaWn."
@If The wind blows this way for ano,hey
heur." said 4 captain on board Of shin In
danger Of being wrecked TO q passenger Who
was clergyman, I'VE shall be in Heaven .
God Forbid" was the pEayerfal answer Of The
divine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
A wILIINaToNIAN ATTEMPTS To TAKE HIS oV
LIFE IN A 6HoCKING MANNER


LIFE IN 6HocKING MANNER.
Edward Taylor. boarding at No. 523 West Second
street, and for some time past an employee at the
Harlan and Holingsworth Con pany's yard. left hIs
situation on Monday, declaring that he could live
without work. On Tuesday evening he walked over
p Eey esste declaring to . friend before he went
fhqt she tewn was allied With anges, and The streets
paved With goId. - lie was then deemed insane, but
no measures were taken to secnrs him. He returned
from New Castle the same night, and loon after left
the city. - ~ ia
Yesterday afternoon several men who vera gun
ming on Larkin's creek, near Marcus Hook, Pa.
heard rustling in the bushes, which attracted
their attention. Going TO the place where the rust
ling was heard they discovered m an lying. down.
Tor. they discovered that he was saving away AZ
his thTOat Fith small pen-knife and had already
cut hole IN his wiRd-pipel He was covered with
blood. tbs man was gayler, He was secured as
soon as possible but not unl he had also cut sew
eral small gaslles inhn wrists
The mentook biIa p q drug store at Linwood,
wherS ms Eounds we're dressed, and Information of
the AFFAIR sent to Wilmington. Special officer Legg
placed him in the City Hospital. where he now Is.
His wounds are quite dangerous, but he may re.
cover Taylor Is about twenty five years of age and
unmarried. tF s4 fNG .-sT- f = : :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

HELD TO BAH-.-Frank jackson, a Cuban bar.
ber, whose return TO this city is mentioned else
where, was tried before Mayor Simms this morn.
ing lie was held IA bail in the sum Of 81 900 on
tue charge OF burglaTiousy effecting an entrance
into the cigar store Of JOhn Hehir, Front and
shipiey streets; and In $500 bail for the larceDy
Of several razors and other articles from William
Valentine, barber at Front and Ehipley streets.
In default OF bail he was committed. jackson Is
supposed 10 De the man who recently entered and
stole few dollars from BuekinRham's slore- 80
dagger found there the morning after the robbery
Is described as one carried by him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

SENT TO THIS ClTY.-Frsnk jackson, oolored,
who was held in $500 bail by Alderman Govger,
TO answer the charge Of larceny at Philadelphia,
was cent to Wilmington on Tuesday night The
accused is wanted here to answer The charge of
larceny and arson. He was employed by a man
named Valentine in this city as a barber, and,
while here, several Tazors were missed, and also
lot of tobacco from an adjoining store, both of
which were found in the defendants trunk. He
is also suspected of setting fire 10 be shop which
was burned recently
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

CUT HIS THUMB OFF.-Ihis morning. Mr. Isaac
Woodrow, carpenter aud contractor, went into the
factory OF Messrs. Springer, Morley & Cause, cor.
circular saw, when he accidentally let his thumb
touch the instrument, which took it completely
off at The joint. The part Of the thumb fell 10
Hoor, and Mr.. Springer picked it up and gave il
to Mr.. Woodrow. DIR. Tantnm dressed the wound
which Is not very painful, and dong well. The
loss, however, will prove great Inconvenience in
after life.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

HARD ON WnNNoToH LADS.-On Saturday
night last some impecunious Wilmington snort
went down to Eikton, aud put up at Falls HoksI
Here they spent the night, and after SPORTING
around the next day, went to church In the even
Ing. After church they went home with some
girls, which several Eikton chaps had
escorted there. This excited the ire Of the latter
and they set upon the Nilmingtonians, thFashed
them soundly, and run them out Of town. Altar
leaving town The "sports" went 70 the nearest
station, boarded the next train for Wilmington.
and BY hard begging induced the conductor to
allow them 70 ride 70 this city. OF course thsV
lsft their botal bills nnpsid.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

GREAT INTEREsT.-Probably no other puidic
event In DelaWaTe-the West trial excepted-cre.
ated such an extended interest or received such
publicity as did the whipping Of the Bank burg.
lars Al New Castle, yesterday. Through tbs Ts.
porters present, the New York Herald. World
San and Tunes devoted each nearly two columns
to the subject Nearly all the Philadelphia paper
pub ished lengthy reports Of the affair while ths
Batmoie Sam and american printed full and
graphic descriptions. In Wilmington, within two
hours after The last lash was applied. the AzKTTK
was on the street. containing full and detailed
account Of the execution Of the sentenea
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

MADE GLAD.-Laura and MolHe daughters of
John V. Christy, Esq, of the Second Ward, made
glad the heart OF poverty-stricken little girl last
Sunday morning, by inviting her to their home,
where they aIrayed her in a neat and comfortable
SUIT of clothing and sent her to the sabbath School
looking as bright and CHEEKY as a new PIN. such
an act of generosity is worthy of praise, and we
hope that it may be initiated by many Others, as
the poor may now be found IN every district : Re.
publican
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

Markets. Butter SOLD on Wednesday, from
3sa4Oc per ID; honey 20 do, eggs 80 per dozen,
chickens ms 9oasi 50 pair ducks 90asl SO do; turk
eys 81 25sS2 90 each, geese 81 a$l 50 do potstoes
lOal6 hslt peck, sweet do. 2oa3O do tuFnip, 81 10
DO, tomatoes, l2al5 do, walnuts 10 do, apples
1890 do, carrots l2a20 do, beets 6ssc. bunch.
celery 5alo do. cabbage 5slO per head soup be
10 per quart. chestnuts 2Oa25 do lima beans lSa
20 do, oats SOC, bnshel, com 65 do, besf 10 to 9a
per pound, mutton l0sl6 do. veal 12a20 do, s4uf-
age loal2 do, scrspple Gas do, lard IL to is do
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
CONDENSED MILK.

L. made by carefully evaporatug the watery por-
ton Of Fresh MIL. adding to il small portion OF
white sugar and sealing it up hermetical1v. In
this way IL will keep for years and cau again be
brought very nearly TO its naturally liquid state by
the addition Of pure water 1t is very largely sed
in the preparation Of food for infants. and is
especially adapt ed to the use of travellers &C
poses of fresh milk. The best brands are sold by
L. bRINiHURST l. CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
The cook.room or Enc noar-

The food that has been cooked in the kitchen
must be re-coOked in the stomach before it can be
AppMe0 70 the nourishment If the body, As n
means 81 facilitating this second cooking. in eases
Wners the process is slowly and imperfectly per
II promotes the generation of heat in the living
laboratory IN which the crude materials 70 build
into convertible aliment, But this is moi ali IL
acts henedeially upon the cellular membrane which
secretes the gastric joiee. upon the liver. which
vessels which receive the digested food, and upon
the absorbants which connect the digestive organs
with the channels of circulation. Ii any portion OF
TINS complex machinery is out of order the Bitters
Wll set IT right thus promoting vigorous digestion
healthy secretion, and the production of nure rich
life sustaining blood. decI0tol7
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
nooIErIEs,
MRRTrl9aa rms RvKHTNa.

Jefferson Lodge, Nc. 2. /. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Third and King.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 8, /. o. r. NJ, at Red Mems
ball, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. l, s. Of T., OF Sons
of Temperance Hall, McClary Building. Market
st: above 9th. 81
Wilmington Council No l, o. u. A NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Hope Council, No. 2, IT, o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 50i
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No, 4, X. of p, at knights oI
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Eden Lodge, No 81, l o OF at Odd Fellows
Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

lNCENDIARY F1RE.-About Z o'clock last night,
smoke was seen issuing from the roof of a stable
belonging TO John Cook, IN Kirkwood street be-
tween 9TH and Sth. The alarm was immediately
given, and the fire department promptly on hand,
and the flames extingushed before much damage
was done. 1t was evidently the work of an in.
cendiary, as man was observed by several per-
sons to leave the building about FIVE minutes pre-
vious 10 the discovery of the fre
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

BAD DREAhs-Bad dreams are very frequently
caused by tight neck.band, which prevents tne
bload when IL reaches the brain from loWing fres-
ly back again. Compression OF any part Of thr
body should be avoided at all times but especially
during sleep. The lighter the bed-clothes are the
more refreshing aud sweet will be the repose.-
For this reason, comforters made Of dclaines OF
other thin woolen material and stuffed with wool
are lar preferable TO those made of cotton and
warmer even than blankets. since the fibFes Al
wool are wider apart and the same weight goes
IaIlheL ln relalning the warmth Of the hndr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

DIR. GLEASON, of Philadelphia, the wei know n
popular lecturer, and author OF several books
upon the Science Of Health, WI visit Wiming-
ton, and may be consulted at the Delaware House
Friday and Saturday, on all diseases of the Stom-
sch, Liver, Heart, Lungs. Nose, Throat, Eye, Ear,
&c, requiring ski!lful medical tr ument, or deli
cate and difficult surgical operations for their
cure. 2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

ASNvERsARY.-The Sabbath Schools of the
First Presbyterian Church will hold their mani
versaty next Sunday, Dec. Il. A sermon 10 the
Teachers and Ct ildren in the morning at l0K
O'Clock, by the Pastor Rev. s. II. McKown ana
at o'clock in the afternoon the exercises will
consist OF singing by the scholars aud addresses,
by Rev. Geo. Z. Jones of the Lower BraudyEine
Presbyterian Church and Rev. l.. Siubbs Of the
Asbury Methodist Church
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Wednesdu. Dee. 10, 1875 p M
Amount OF sales and rates as copied from the
olnelal record at the commercial exchange:
Il IFL0UH.-6O0 barrels Pennsylvania family. s. IS
3oO Minnesota family. 81 so: lCJ Indiana family
59 200 extra So as; 900 s. So; 900 Pennsylvania
iamily M Y 4 sfSs; lo5 missouri family. IS so.
NnhdEEIAEs-t09 blahhls Delaware red. 81 65.
gokN.-l 500 bushels yellow, 76c
OATS 100 bushels white, 55c 700 do. 54c.
WIiSkH.-5O barrels western, irons9a
RkED.--1 car bFa0, $40; Tdo., 81,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
OBSTACLE I MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects OF
Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood Restored.
1mpediments 10 Marriage Removed. New meth cd
of treatment. New and remarkable remedies
Books and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Ninth St., Philade phia. Pa,-an Institution having
q high reputation Tor honorable conduct and pro
feSsiOnal skill. oct2S-2taW&W3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

SAIRs OF MONEY Last night, at the regular
monthly meeting of Diamond State Loan Assncia-
ton, 500 at 32l per cent premium and 500 al
p, $500 worth OF withdrawn shares were paid of.
Tuesday night at the regular monthly meeting
of the City Loan Associate $500 sold at Al per
cent. premium.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

SALEs.-sheriff Armstrong viii sell at pub
lie sale on the 22d inst, the personal proper
y OF Charles W. Currinder, of New Castle
he viii sci. on the 2Sd inst, the personal
property of VIM. A. and David II. Richards
Of st. Georges Hd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
CITT NOTICES.

The best recommendation Of the Bismarck Cater
comes from those who have worn them. They in
Variably advise their fiends 10 drep in and try 1t
ON nj BABCOCk BRO.
205 Market street.
"A good article adveFtiSes itself" and the BIS
m rrcE Cater for GienHcnca is Hhirersdup recon-
mended by those who have worn it as the Gdtier'
for comfort and convenience: For sale onIy by
DABC0Ck BRO.
nj Market street.
Mems Caters, g. and up.
Mems Boots, 50 and up.
Ladies Shoes. 81 10 and up,
Al the old cheap Store OF
BABCOCK BRO.
2e5 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

SNuFF.--On Saturday w. l.. Garrett 81 Son
shipred from their snuff mills, at YOrkln, fifty
six barrels of snuff. Their usual shipments are
400 barrels per month, and 5000 barrels per year
This being SOLD at $3.50 per blrre brings return
OF $150,oC0 per aunum. A nice, snug sum.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
LOCAL uMrELLuouNcE

City Council meets this evening.
Star and Young Mems Loan AssocIAiioi 9, meet
tonight.
Don't forget that the "ISlaci Fiena'' will be AT
the Grand Opern House, tonight. A
Only one case at the police headquarters, this
morning. II is reported elsewhere
The Reliance Company tested pair of horses
yesterday TO Il c steamer. The animals will pr0b-
ably be purchased.
Extended accounts of yesterdays whipping, ap-
pear in this mornings New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore papers.
Our prices will lie lower ihis season than ever,
and the hHyef will have the satisfaction 10 exaIn-
ine a full line of new aud staple goods of our OWn
Importation Adams n Bro, 800 Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

A NUISANCE After the gathering of the gar
bage Is completed for the day. several OF the carts
are permitted to stand out in the street the odoT
from which Is really sckening, and this is tho
with those in 9Th street between Church and Lo-
cnsl The matter should he attended 10.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
LADIES.

We have a large stock Of Chlldrens SHOES
that must be sold call and examine, they are Very
cheap. WM. II. BABC0Ck \ co..
8I3 Market st.. doors below Fourth.
RESUMPTION or SPECIE PAYMENT w N. ii lab-
cock n Co., Sl3 Market street, doors below 4th,
will take siiper in exchange for Boots and Shoes To
a limited extent they don't want too much OF IT,
however,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

RaDpleyss Pure White Olive Soap is
source Of many blessings: Try it. Almond agent
Sth and Market streets. Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

C4I9B 4fPoiSTK - Judge GilpiA has apbolhk
ed Thos. b. Smith, Crier OF the Court, az New
Castle, Nj. Spllh viii make. an accommodate
and efileeAt officer. - q ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

This season we intand b sell Toys and Fancy
Goods cheapeF than they are sold in Philadelphia
or New York. Call and be convinced,
Adams & Bro. SOC Market stlest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

OFFICIAL VIsIT.-ThIs morning Superintendent
Kenney aud wife, Mr.. Mills and several otheI
officers ,Os thesF W. g. D. r. X. went down 70
Seaford, on . special train, on official business.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

As-Facis are Fccfs.-"Tel the truth and shame
old Satan" there is no getting around it: what we
have said said and the public bear us-out in our
c0ncusiOn that for first class boot shoe or Raier.
Sl3 HaTket street. four doors below stu the place
10 9et H. WIN. IL. BABC0CK co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

VERY CONVENIENT Church goers who are in
the habit of chewing tobacco while ia church,
bring spit box in the shape OF a tin box, which
they carry in the inside pocket of their coats.
What will the tobacco chewers resort to ncAtY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
THOSE pnRCnASINH

DooIs AVID Shines al 81 Market street.. dOOrs be-
low Fourth have the advantage of selecting from
a large and varied 81 ock at low prices.
49, WM H. BABC0CK l. co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

10 Baltimore, eystss which last year brouehs
% cents per buahsl, can now be had loF ej cent.
, 1873-11-09
THEY THINK WELL OF HIM,

Resolutions Adopted by the County
Teachers 1nstitute Regarding Su.
perintondcnt Lane.
At tho Cook County Teachers Institute, hold
at Bluo Island on Saturday, tho following reso-
lutions, rs reported by the Committee appointed
for that purpose, wero unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, BY tho result Of tho lato county election
the official aervicea Of very excellent 8uperntend-
ent, a. G. Lane. will soon cease aud,
WuEREAs, Wc tho teacflers Of Cook County, u.s.
scmblel in Convention at Blue Island this 8l1 day Of
Novomh1r, 1875 dee,ning It 1ttiug opportunity to
oxpress gratitude to him for his pAa services III
tho cause Of education, and believing that lie has adj
nistered tue duties Of Ills oce with ability honesty,
and inpartialty without regard to sect, party, or
nationality, do otfcr the following resolutions:
Resoredt That recognize tho fact that 10 has, by
establishing graded course of study and yenrly
annat!onH, done much to secure uniformity OF work
throughout tho county, and that h1 h1s raised tho
RanlArd OF 4nalcatona OF teachers, md encouraged
LII to more dligent study in the field Of science.
Heso{eed, That gratitude aud esteem duo him
for a Ntoanty and courtesy to u2 as, nlao, for his
hearty Corporation III our work.
Redolrfd, That we believe that In the severance Of
hts connection With tho educational caRe, Cook Coun-
y haa lost ono OF its 1noat valuable officers and tue
teachers very efficient help.
Resolved, That in welcoming G. D. Plant to the Aano
official position, We sendor to hm our hearty support
and confidence.
RcsoIved, That copy OF these resolutions bc fur.
their publication,
, 1873-11-09
HAVE BABIES ANY RIGHTS 7

To the Editor af The Chicago 7fiouns:
SIN Have habios any rights Is q question
often forced upon tho perout's mind. In the
strcet~car and railroaa-cara, tAoy aro looked
upon alnoat Us nuisance to DO endured at 40
oial gatherings, the prattor is ostraolsed In all
places Of amusement, tbs mother is looked upon
as almost insane that would tako tho child into
crowd aud at church-woll, thoro you got
acowls, comments, whlsperings. hints that you
are not wanted there finally, the preacher,
after making two or threo dead pausos. With d
face az pleasant as his yolco is Bweot. remarks.
"Will that lady tako that child out 2'---
and young Hopeful Ia banshed from the house,
above all others, whoro lo ahould ho welcomed.
And this not because ho crios, but because tho
music, tho bright light, tho constant moving Of
people around him, attraot his attention, and tho
principle ejaculation. "Manma, soo!" brings
this trouble upon him and the mother. It
would boa strange child whose fancy would not
he wrought upon aud cause him to chatter Just
lttld. Then lot the rainiater hayo aome sym
pathy for the mother Who pont.up during tho