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the Markets.


BALIIMoRE, March 2t.-virginia6', old, Sc; Yves;
Nirginias Ia; Nrginia's consolidated, ~: North
Carolina o., old, 81 a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, March A.-Cotton hrmer-low mid
dlings, lSdlsi4. FlOur-steady and unchanged
Wheat steady. white, choice, S2.e5@ 90 10; lair
10 prime do, 81 S1S2; choice amber, asa ~,
good TO prime red, 81 s5dSl %; common t.
far do, l.o09aS So red, western, .65aSI 81,
amber, western, 81 $50 81 20. Corn trmer-wnite
southern, 6ld63; yellow southern, 5o@5o; mixed
western, 5Ao6y Oats quiet-southern, A tt4S; west
ern mixed, I6GafS. Rye quiet ami unchanged Hav
unchanged Provisions tiTmer. Mess pork, 10 25er
: lo5D: Bulk meats hTmeF-shouiders, 8; rib sides,
"a; sales of 10000 pounds Of clear rib sides al s.
Bscon-sh0ulders, Ga az rib sides, S1a@S7a; clear
RIB sides, c4tg9; sugar cured hams 50 az. Lard,
s1Go1s- Western butter unchanged Whisky nomi-
Nal, qua.
NEw YORK, March 2f.-StocksdulI. Cold steady,
lsAs. Money quiet, 10 l.32 per cent. Exchange,
long, ia; short, ga Governments dull AMI steaty.
NEW YoKk, March 2i.-FIour steady. Wheat
steady and quiet, Corn trin.
LONDON, March 81, II a. m-COnsOls opened at
E5S fCr money; % for account. Bonds of l,i5, old
S57i of ISSI, go 1905, -. New hyes, 94. Erie
$50.
LONDON, March p, l.31 p. mt 'nsOls for money,
SZ5a for account, $40 lO-sU's, 81 q; fycs, 81
PARIS, March 2i.-Rentes opened 50 francs, 81
nI.fg
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
m0NDAY.....-..... rs, 1873.

There is no instance on record of a well-sus-
tanned system OF judicious advertising failing of
success The advertiser should select a paper
OF standing and general circulation Ike The
STAR, and then go ahead systematically and
yersistently to inform the public, through
fresh. crisp advertisements, renewed daily, of
che extent and quality of his wares, and his
ability 70 supply them on favorable terms.
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~ Nj I l. d L X MS
bS
NEW DRUG STORE,
No. 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Depot for Soda aud Mineral Waters filthy

n~ TO LADIES
eEy How sad IL Is 10 young wife, q mother
OF family who requires all her physical strength
to fulfill her household duties, aud al her moral ca
pncte to ACCEPT the responsibility which falls upon
Ser, to see her Frustrated, losing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able 10 say
why, but yet suffering enough TO be utterly misers-
abel This state Of weakness and debility Is more
fatsl 10 her than spell Of sickness for ia that
case she Will receive the proper in the other
she will Enger months after months, not thinking
worth while to see ply stefan about IT, until nature,
haused, gives and she is carried TO the grave
when little precaution in proper time would have
spared her life To prevent TO strengthen, 10 cure,
nothing can compare with the LONG-LIfE BIT
TERS Of DR.. l.. q. BERTRAM. They are q safe and
infaibie remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, cos
snS en- ols9usness, neaasc mes, morning scSnsss
ters which are sold BY all druggists are, in eonse-
9uence OF their virtue and most agreeable TASTE the
medicine pay s1ceiLence for ladies' Jf7-tr
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lie who invests one dollar in business should
ji'.-t one dollar in advertising that business =
= q Ss.a~1rt
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~ THE ATMOSPHERE OF SPRING

With every chang Of season We have a cange in
the lay eieuic Character Of the AIR. In tile spring it
n appreciated, especially III low - ing, VT; dis
tficts, with mephIiC yapDTs, which generate Ch!ls
and fever, rheumatism ind gestion biIiousuess and
diseases # the organs Of pration II therefore
particularly necessary a. this time # the year to in
'iEoTate and regulate the system a to enable II
{" reHel the morbid Influences to which it j. more or
less subjected. The stomach should b. toned tn.
bowels freed from Ub-tructiOns, the blood purified
end the nerves bracet and strengthened. This caa
De easily done. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters AZ.
everywhere pr0curablc; and III the whole range IF
remedies and preyentiyes prescribed bY the
faculty or recommended through the press, there
i not one that combines in such an emf
ueut degree that efficiency and perfect harm SIS
hess. Ii Is positive antidote TO malaria Whoever
takes II halitUally may breathe the atmosphere IF
the worst fever and ague locality without dancer
Damp and chilling winds make little or no inpre--
sion on the organization reinforced with this power
iEl vegetable invig1rant and consel uently il is a
good safeguard against astbM coughs, cOlt,, and
other pulmonary complaints. L. is not recommend
ed remedy for this latter clsss # malade, but
simply a. means of strength suing the system
agains: the sr!sl conditions and changes viii IA s.
often produce them. a. a spring iuvigorant and
Alternative IL will be found extremely beneficial to
persons who are peculiarly sensitive 10 unhealthy
atmospheric influences. na2f-eo3tyW
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INSTITUTE FOR HEALING.


Ne. $50 2IsI STREET, Oreriooking the Potomac
TREATING nt:-Bathing Of different kinds, warm and
teP,d pae Is, warm and cold COMPRISES. thorough
rubin of stiff and olen joints, and all contra
tion OF the skin Contraction Of the Joints disappear
Nv our treatment. The bloc and hair rec Give new
lie, the system new yigOr. Sciatic, Infiammatory
and Chronic Rheumatism yield readily. The limbs
ana hands receive their natural strength. the pa
tient di.coveriDg change for the better in a few
daS DiIapdated and weak cons itutien- reinyig-
GRATED Deafness by warm lamentations, warm air
AR introduced int 70 the powerful magnetism aud
mani pnation and delicate force pumps, extracting
az substances interposing hearing. Medicine, when
administered, ia homeopathic and eclectic forms
Beautiful rooms, nicely furn ished and airy pariors
Spacious grounds, with villa walks settees and
fountains. RecreatiOns:-Ridingi in carriage, row
boats, hshing, eroquet and innocent plays, histori
cal, scientific and moral books, daily and weekly
papers. All writing material. postage stamps al
regular prices. Table frst-ciass; Cooking super
vised by ducated aides, New England style Terms
reasonable, By week or month For further par
Nj D.. $50 2lst street.
Principal Office for consult alton for term, and OK
anuEtions 1881 Pcrltsylvani avenue.
N B.-The use Of tobacco and profanity distorr-
aged, and persons Of uncleanly habits will not De
received m2I 81
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BOARDING.

THE PROBLEM OF GOOD AND CHEAP
LIVING SOLNED-THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
ingtcn, where else In all respects first-class
Hotel Table Board, in the center of the city, at
moderate rates with = Of, where e5 worth Of tick
syxoF3Is q Bill or FAREA PRrcE<:aTsa,
s;ewed SC, 2Oc aud mp; Egg, in every style, &C,
every ehoi.e' with brad, mostly lie. Cold Meats,
mostly So Boiled Meats, mostly a5c.; PORK aud
Beans, 25c. Vegetables, lCc.; Desserts, mostly loo
Ev, r, thing Of the very best quality and served in
abundance. Neat aud delicate cookery stulious
No charge, Tor Bread and Butter, with Meat, nor
for baked or boiled Potatoes; with hot Meat.
oNE HALE OFF-That Is, Ten Dollars In tickets
For ISsTAxcE-Roast Beef, boiled Potatoes.
Bread and Butter, Tea, Coffee Min, BIC; = of,
Et2c that il, plain round meal n Eiac.; or, with
out drink except water, Fac. aud higher living in
Ladies aud Gentlemen, sngly or in parties AMI
ia thx S1,T d fhsap IN amy degree
Eyery body should have some # these Tickets, for
a, least occasional meals or lunches.
An the appointments Of first class Hotel; Ladies'
Every thing eenteel and home like
Address, stating number Of persons, &c, DE-
PARTMENT CLUB, Box 10 Star office ms2-3t
RCARnING-Fonrnev " FURNISHED ROOMS, with
- BOARD, II desired, AT sos ID street south ast,
Capitol HUI; pleasant rooms for summer. nal 81
EoK RENT-Good Rooms and TABLE BOARD
liz that house, No. 6ls II street, near 7th,
Only one square from Patent Office, recently taken
b. Northern lady. Come and try for your
selves. m2l2
k'IksT GLASS BOARD BY THE WEEK OR
Il MONTH also, desirable ROOMS for rent hand
enney furnished; very low to permanent tenants
during the spring aud summer, with without
Board. Rooms on second and third floors, with
board, at $50; No. SIS 18th street, between Eaud
streets, near Wizards and Imperial Hotels. ms 2w'
(,OOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
NJ prices moderate, at 3lOs corner Of PennsylvanS
avenue and 2lst street. mayl-ly
NJ CUNNINGHAM, Halter,
has the pleasure to announce tnat he has receivedD
the Spring Style OF Broadway BLOCK, aud is
prepared TO furnish New Hats made to order ous"
them or T. model old styles; also, assortment OF
Felt Hats Tor sale, on reasonable terns. f5-tr
L. TREUND'S LADIES' NATIONAL DINING
y and ICE CREAM SALOON, corner llth and
FennsylvAnia avenue: Ladies' and gentlemenr
Lunch ever day, from II .. m to p N, for " cents
LSseA changed daily. Ny facilities for supplyinS
Parties, Weddings, Dinners, &C., complete, are %:
Derior TO any other In line IN the city, and would
IREHED. Caterer md oSniscsioner. iiSi Penn n:
sylvania avenue. su1-ly
TsI KgBILH "UTILE DULCE" TOOTH
" POWDER..Recommended b. Dentigto for ifs
Ic.iss and h S :ssiSn SSs sale By DlHsls'
n LII KINDS OF OAsT-OFT WEARING AP.
"A PAREL can be sold to the very best atN antags
BY addres',Rf 81 ealing :n.s On na.- a, ygSTH,
Notes by mail PROMPTLY attended to. Oaah paid q!
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~DR. A. PRATT, Graduate Of Ohio CoIsese OF
~ Dental surs-ry, al I'm street. betxesn:D
fers 10 3, 4. Bacon aad Rsv. W. B. Evans mis-
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rFNOTICE TO PRODUCE DEALERS

GSNOTIUE To PRODUCE DEALERS
Persons selling produce in the Northern Market
nusf procure their Licenses at the Registers OH
~ the Territorial Building. AZ street, between
y nnsyi vanla avenue and street northwest on or
before the lst Of prii, 1873
Persons selling fish i'll BE- subject 10 the same reg
All licenses must be shown to the Marke. AZ .ster
when called for By INN.
By order of the Commits toners
u.cO-td :. MCFARLAN. Market Ma-.er
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rSaSPECIAL NOTICE-rHE NATIONAL
W. CAPITAL REAL ESTATE ASSOCIA-
IlcN.-In accordance with the Constitution, the
Board Of Directors has authorized the sale of such
shares OF Stock a. are on hand, fixing the premium
al per share, its real value. The purchase price
At he option Of the purchaser, may be paid dolrn
or by pay ing double dues until liauidated The lat
ter condition affords excellent opportunity for
parties 10 purchase shares, who otherwise would be
unable, az the same time realizing benefits identical
with all the stock holders This association IA, bean
II successful operation for period Of two years.
Shares can be obtained Of the Secretary
NM, GEO. COWIE, President.
fhiL H. W kLCH, Secretary. J3l-tf
GSe THE LATE EXCITEMENT WITH regard
Wy TO the WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS
BANk having subsidized, respectfully request the
return OF depOsitors to their usual business re-
laiions with their interest account will be con
tinued without change
niE I'm J. A RIFF Treasu-er
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LOST AND FOUND.

L OsT-On NJ street. suuday. a POCKET BOOK
containing snail amount OF n,oiey. envelope
Win Actress of owner. and a few other articles
liberal reward viii be given IL retained g. this
ofsice. It.
l OST-"n Sunday, March ., "a MasssC huseIts
IL avenue or l4th street 20 the Boundary, n Brown
MINK FUR COLLtRET. The Ruder will receive
between f'h and 9Th streets. m2i-3t'
4 OST-0n SATURDAY, 22d ant, between 5th ana
II llthstreet, BUNCH OF KEYS,
hive or siN IN number, varying ia size sy&-lEl
nom dog collar sey 10 "A night latch = ~
key. The hinder viii be suitably rewarded b. leaving
th-m al the Star office, General DeIiVerl, Posi-
Office. Ia HIRAM BELL.
CsO REWARD-On the cath February. ny
.SoO rooms in Mrs Eshlemans Boarding Hau,.,
were broken pen, and the following articles stolen
Ten Sheets, eight pair bite Blankets. two F-ath-T
Beds, two Feather Bvlsters four Feather Pillows
with Cases, one China Pitcher, gilded, one large
Pictorial Bible, gidrA elias and finish Black Siik
Skirt, Black lpa'a Oy~rskiTf and Basque, nelaiua
Wrapper, Calico Wrapper; also, lot OF Female
UEderp EAR, one Quilt. Twenty five dollars Nil De
given for Information that leads to the recovery
OF the same, and on conviction 81 the thieves SIS
aCultlonai. Samples OF the clothing can be seen hy
calling or the undersigned. WILLIAM GRAY.
n.zi,sE Sof Missouri avenue.
/ oST-On the Let Of March, on f street, between
IL lWh and % streets northwest, BY RING.
with two pearls. liberal reward will be pai M
returned e. No. aoS "a street northwest. n7
4 osT-A5 the National Theater, January sfh, an
IL ONYX EARkING.-The finder will Dc suit ably
rewarded oy leaving Il AZ Star Office. j9u
OST-oB the 18th. between "a and Isl aud 7th aud
streets, 4 pair q EfE-GB ASSES. -
gptc frame. liberal reward will bese-F TX
paid II returned to 472 c street northwest. d23
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- NOTICE To TAX-PAYEKS.

w A
The Assessors OF the several Legislative Districts
having completed the Of real property for
the fiscal year ending June 3ofh, 1874, the Board Of
Appeals Will meet al the office of the Superintendent
OF Assessments and Taxes No. $50 Al street ear the
corner OF Louisiana avenue, on the 81 DAY FEB
RUAKv, 1873, at II o'clock m, to hear any appeals
that may be made from the Valuations Of said as
All appeals must be made in writing, and sworn to
before an ofhcer competent to administer Oaths.
The Board will be in session each day SUNDAY ex-
cepted) from II o'clock a. until O'Clock D. m. =,
and on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS from
o'clock until O'Clock D. m
III. A. HALL. WIN. WALL,
GEO. A. BOHRER, RILEY A SuINN
l.. J. MIDDLETON, JR,
fel-u Members Of the Board Of Appeals.
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WASHINGTON d. o.. MARcH ls1a-

WASHINGTON, ID. G. MARCH 10, 1873,
Rooms No. $50 IA STREET NORTHWEST
In compliance with section "a, act approved Au-
gust 2Sd Is. the Board of Appeals will continue in
session al their rooms and at the hours designated
livery DAY, except Sundays, for thirty DAYS from
assessment for the fiscal year 1881 Si can be re-
ceived. BY order Of the Board of Appeals.
marl0-im L. y. NJ. FAEHTZ. ; Cretary.
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b SILVERBER6,
3I2 SEVENTH STREET,
n.2i-tr near Pennsylvania avenue

RANkRTPTCY NOTICE.-To all the creditors
- OF SAMUEL LYON who may have proved
.htiI claims. gu are hereby notified 10 appear be-
siLtlhg ID bankruptcy. Oh the Arm DAY APRiL,
S'5, AZ II clock IN, ~ the Office of Syes Brown
Register, at the City all. Washing citv 10 show
ta'Se why discharge from all his debts shOui not
!e granted 10 SAID bankrupt. You are also notified
that the second and third meetings of said bank
rupts creditors will De held before the Register,
a the same place, at II o'clock In. on the 80 OF
APRIL, 1873 INSTEAD Of the 3Oh of March 1873 that
day being sunday
By order Of the Court: A SHARP
L. :. Marshal Of D. C.. rs Messenger
Test: II. J. MEIGS, Clerk m2iESi
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CANARI BIRDS, M0CKING BIRDS AND
~ CAGES. BIRD FOOD fresh every day' 80
- 6: HARTBRECHf, VI
tAim l133 Seventh street ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ ARE BUSINESS CHANCE Tho Nhsi. ~ psr-
IL - VERY prnntstle hahufscfurfug IS A. mes ia
the District foR SALE. l. VII e-ishislss-i AM
nhl ilnlit. ~ the amount q capital ~ nee T
hsN us 50 ready money O. invest O. the grcai..f
Broht, this ofers rare Inducements and such ooly
need solicit 81 Interview. Address 4. A. n /. care
Box Z, Washington, y. z. msa 81
81 .JUU suitable sums ms Am Ro ~ y,
Plant Building u2.-B
g. O0n AND 81 GOO To LOAN OK CITY
Io.ooo prupcrtl feT one ur more lsars.
n. WILSON.
NJ 81 all Tth street. opp. Post ofi-e
k'cR >ALf->ToCk ana FlATIRES - = Gr,--
cery and Liquor sfor~, 4 ing . Eaasi, paving D.
sn,ss X asnD fcr s-lline, have other busina-s a.
ntena -. Aprly 1908 street northwest. uisi-t
E>ok sALk. CHEAF-A small -fsscE IN SRo5.F
II ktEs, doing good insina-s. eh~Ap rent r.
rs ~ - tnr. leaving The CITY. Adfrr~s InUNE
WOOD No slSeth street northwest MA o.
Akk CHANCE 70 purchase . e1od STORE ana
IL bM Killing cheap, near new market Nb
street, NO. IVA. Proc, 8 $50; te-rns eesv
-. HAMILTON A PEARSON,
h2e ~ " e BuildiaR. 3 D sud u -t-
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FINANCIAL AuD CunHERCIAL.

Governments securities.
Jay Cooke s. Co. furnish the followingto-ds
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poor begin IN look discouraged and to In.
auIre, Where will II end?' Those who
have n rom orr Ltd int they can rent
are Offering II nj advanced raice, and those
whose principal income Is from the rent
Of room arc ehp kin, their heads sadly
fer lhey see fin, ma vat there Ia M marked
in0u. If snn,V,,s, bolo,s ara mot ,ull
md ,ucb . multitude n, rooms era ,,to lelr
thot NAV wLo ann mo, oTord IN bavs
rooms stand sn,,, wn M, ram much
ad,oc,oo. hom i,cro.s,I n,lccs As ann
ur,o,n s.i,,oo, u ooor, ogor1 N have
.L no.oeo,o a ia
,',, -. t.., ,od,o,s a. ANAL
.,.,. 49,. ..t,, n,,oo 40 hot |
,''.. 80 wv" " orn,y -
'''' ~ '''e WV '''
Inc "gen'H mn" h"'r""f ""'Ne ""'''','
J. 70 '"'N''" '"""' H'"''"s W" 'NP'''
''o"' arc uo'ng l""c" w "''P p''o'' "p ="
pe'ng 10 'he'' '"''''' W w s'' WV
WIG" '"oH' 10 P"' '"'o Wv u """"' wig
SAy, y ." 10 NOT NIX '"o"S" '"' -" Nv WV
P''co N '"'sc"' ""' "' '""''''"'' WV
room 'e""'ps omp'y' p"''nV Wv "'"''
'nero were over e'Hh'y ""o''o"" W. "'''
o"' VI present NOT morc '""" '"'"'y I'VE
NAM ana INC HUMMER ''""''y "eo'V'S'"p'
ioey shy prices arc YOU "'s"' wv Va"
""o'" 70 ""y~o
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Tho people, "mnke each one Of you well
Ia his house Aad dug the dilohsa Tor
Gu.,ho for OF Israel,
II is who built Aroer, ard who made
thu road Of ArnOn, At.
II IL | who built IIclh Bamolh' which
was destroyed, 1t Is who bnlll bohlrl
wi ich IL powerfuli ~ pinon lNV
military chiefs forall Dillon had snbm l't
md | filled the cities which !
added to the land OF Moab
Aud II IL ! who built bo,",
Diblalhaim aud lelh-llanl'M Neon, ana !
laised up there tho OF INC 'ap"'
Aud lloronnim, where lived
Chamos said 10 ne, "oo down
and fight against llOronam'
Chamos Ia my time Inc yOa'
Il would bo too lengthy n tuskto relate
In detail the history Of the MoabitOs The
do feat md death " Achnh, the son OF
Omri, king VI Israel, tB, G., 500 was Tor
the Moabilcs siRprl of revolt The Book
Of Kings state that Mesha, King OF Moab,
rehelcd against the yoke of lsrAel ana
! lPlW w lflUNlNt NtHNhlhH l'"'NF| ''N 49,
find time to punish This rebellion, but the
first care Of jomm his brother who sno'
ceeitd him In SOC b. e., was To propose
to Iosaphal, (JehosaphaN King OF Judah,
an expedition in common against the IN
surgent Moabites. After having narrowly
escaped from perishing hy thirst on the
way, the nlliOs finally reached the country
~ h..L l,,I l., nloan al ma IA uInpnI
lhal the issue Of the war on which POM
the Bible Is not very explicit was IN ia
yor Of the kings OF Israel aud Judah
Therefore il cnn safely be asserted that
this Mesha, King of Moab, is no Other
than the Mesa of this inscription, relating
in kind Of bulletn Of victory his con-
tert with Israel
II should also he added that in The
prophecies of Isaiah and Jerominh there
are references to Dibon aud It's temple
aud an allusion in threat of chastlsc
ment against Moab TO the boasIfnl proc
lamation Of Mcsha Mesa.
Nothing, as can he readily seen, ha'
ever been 80 important discovery II
Biblical investigators, ~ this before I'M
published chapter Of the Book Of Kings
this relic of Moabile workmanship, letters
and literary style, whose antiquity ant
whose existence seem almost contradic
tory.
In succeeding articles in lie Nlond'
illustre, NJ. Del'enard promises to inves
ligalc more fully the relation Of the char
nc,ers Of the inscription with those u
later times, but although the task and il
results must be Of the most cngrossiug in
tcrest to psychologists, tho simple knowl
edge Of the exisicncs Of q treasure of M
tiquity is one that summons the attention
of the swans Of tho world Of letters.
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Our Agents.

who are authorized 10 receive subscriptions AMI
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1t is wasting time to hug the girls
[EXchange.
We don't believe q word Of it. The
Bible says "there is lime for all things,
and besides, huggine the girls isnot vast
ing time-it is ,oaist-ing tho ghls, aud is
most delightful amusement. - Exchange