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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-09

A LBANY AND TROY, BY DAY LINE BOATS G. vIB*
"A BARD and DANIEL DREw:-Leave vestry street,
pier at 80 A. M Twcnty-third street, north Of Erie
Jerry landing At YonEers I.rryt?wn and Ny u"
Catskil and Hudson connecting all points West and
North. Trip tickets to West Point, Cornwall and New
burg, returning same day, 81.
Notice change of landing.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L Trains leave New YORK; from foot Of Desbrosses and
.Corliandt streets, rs Iollows;- w-,
Express for Harrisburg, Psburg the West and South
8:yO NJ Sunday, s, T. 83OP. NJ.
For Baltimore, Washington and the South at9 A. NJ.
Express for Philadelphia, 8. 9 $50 A. NJ; 1850 liz
6,1s:'09P. NJ, and l2 night Sunday & 7, $3.50 and
For Philadelphia, via Kcnsington, at Z A M.,s ands
Em,grant and second class. 7isP.M.
For Newark at 80 40 S:l0 TO- IL II 20 M; lH
,S2D,S 80. $40 4:l9 4Sl $40 ~. "a 80 8
s saoasy sp "a s;iS r. II 30 m. and u night
$50 $40 90 I: 40, 10 il 81 7. NJ. and Il night
For Rs6wsy 1 $40 I $40 $50 and 10 A. NJ, - noon,
$40 10 r NJ, and " night. sunday, 5 10 and 0 r. N.
For Woodbridge and Per Amboy. aud ~ NJ, 30.
For I'm New " s srS M. M,JAa 4.la sM &
SP M and IL night sunday. and 9 r. NJ.
For Fast Milestone, A. ", u NJ, 4lO and 20 P. M
For LsmSslsys AZ AMI a ris%iIsSn "a sniaPM
Acc0mr0d alton for Bordenown, Burlington and CAM
For Freehold, ! and 5 A. NJ. z and PM
For James,uTg Ismberton and Camden, A M, and VA
Trains arrive rs follows From Pittsburg $50 A. NJ,
3A5 r. M, daily: l0:i5 A. N. and 6:3s NJ daily, ex
cept Monday From washington and Baltimore y $40
sHg4s s:!l io:s =. u Sunday, i:a, $50 10; 4.
Tici Ss" tilsss IS sss ~ and % Broadwsy: MOL
Aston House, and foot Of Desercsses and co.Audt
A. J. CASSAIT. u. ". BOYD, Jr.,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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EUROPEAN srEAMsHrps.

PRICE OF PASSAHE IN GOLD Qnciudng wine)
TO BREST OR HAYRE,
First Cabin, Sl25 Second Cabin. S7&
Excursion Tickets At reduced rates
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
American travellers going TO or returning rom the
Continent Of Europe, by taking this line avoid both
transit by English railway and the discomforts OF
crossing the Channel besides saving time trouble and
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, So Broadway.
NOTE.-Railroad Tickets between Paris and Vienna
ut reduced rates
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICTAL
~ Passports OF the Department Of stare issued by A..
q wiLLAAkTl, VniIs4 states Court House, Al ChaT-
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A UCTIoN Positively THIS DAY CMoNDAD,
n of the entire elegant Household Furniture Of
2O West 2lst 1T, near It'll av..

UCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE.
"A Elegant Household Furniture.
This (MONDAY) morning. commencing at 10Y O'Clock,
Magnificent Drawing Room and Parlor Suits. elegant
rosewood ~ octave Pianoiorte Mirrors Curtains, Jar
dinieres &c. at private residence 100 West Twenty third
street near Sixth avenue Chamber Suits In resswood
complee Bookcase, 800 volumes choice Books, Library
Suits Centre Tables Dining Room, Buffet, Chairs Extern
Tables silver and Plated Ware; Basement
Kitchen Furniture N B.-Goods boxed and shipped for
purchasers LUKE FITZGERALD, Aucuoneer.
A LARGE SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
IA n East 10th ST., Broadway, this day,
mencing az lon O'Clock over SOC lots Of elegant House
elegant Paror Suits latest styles Mirrors OIL Paintings
Bronzcs Lace Curtains Brussels Carpets Bronze Clocks
Ornaments; also Bedroom Suits in rosewood and wal
NUT SINGLE and double Bedsteads Bureaus Wardrones
holsters Bedding, &C. also Dining Room, Basement and
Kitchen Furniture. HENRY linn. Auctioneer.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A DRIAN H. MULLER. AUcrIoNEER
Auction sale OF
nve valuable Los on Eighth avenue Central ParD
and
between Eighth avenue and Morning Side Park.
ADRIAN H. MULLER p. r. WILKINS co.
win sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, June IL. at Il
O'Clock, at tho
Exchange salesroom, No. Ill Broadway
five Lots situate on northwest of Eighth
and lllh street. and between Eighth and
the Morning Side Park within block of Central
Park.
A J. BLEEcKER. SON 4 CO., AUcTIoNEERs
a. s TbpEspA9 SoJ june s1 10
Tenth avenue ana fiaaays Lots
on northeast corner only one block from BosIevard;
Cedar street
A nsS + P.: ana a ss:as street
Horse Auction MART S 5 and i 81 Fourth avenue cor
b. p ALLEN Il TT f. MINER isfsa stte sao,
At l01< O'Clock, At their salesrooms
Mirrors Car
pets, &c. Details In time
RICH. JOHNSON. AUorIoNEER
~
ARCH JOHNSON will sell at auction on Monday, June
g. at 10k O'Clock, At the saesrO0m. nassau street.
large number OF Bureaus, Bedstcads, Washstands
wardrobes Plmpton large number Of velvet
cured hair astire SEES China and Glassware: an assor
ment Of antique and oldfahioned Furniture wanutand
Easy Chairs Rcfrigeratora Kitchen Furniture, &c
CALDWELL, AUCrIONEER
"A. Salesroom 10 Nassau street 49,
Handsome Household Furniture. Monday, at l0k
CANT Psror and Chamber suits, Hair Mattresses Car.
pets Mirrors Paintings Chas Tables, Lounges Kitchen
Ware &C. offering extraordinary chance for housekeep.
500 SEWING MACHINES At AUCTION, CON-.
until the entire stock il sold. THoAAs WILSON, AUG.
lowing ceebrasd manufac iurcrs -l2s singer No. for
sc r or
IN cabinets and hall casen SSe Nor or nr
This sale is worthy the attention OF dealers
UcTIoN POSITIVELY THIS DAY MoNDAD,
"A of the entire elegant Household Furniture Of
20 West 2lst st., near TN av., ,or
%sR .nG Slsy IN rich
Bros four round two sookGasea yoamss choice
Ing FurnitureExiension Table, buffet Chairs. Dinner
A SOLID black walnut ana rosewood ch:mSer Sets Bed
steads, Bureaus Washsands 70 fine hair and spring
s kss s oss paSo cy
country residences ~ lots by catalogue. Blake
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JACOB BoGART, AUcTIoNEER.
e. MarshaFs sale, TUESDAY. June 10,
at o'clock, At the auction rooms No. North william
street the Stock OF Hat Store; also stock Of Dry
Goods Clothing, &c. JOHN n. HITLER Marshal
TERE. JOHNSON, JR., AND j. n. GIBSON,
AuctiOneerA
Positive and peremptory sale.
vache estate, Newark, N. j..
WEDNESDAY, June II. on the premises, at 3oclock M
Executors sale OF 80 exquisite Lots In the very court
end Of the city surrounded by the most costly and ele
CANT improvements. Tho block Is bounded BY Clinton
avenue ton OF Broad street, High street. Quit
Band Harrison &c. Maps at auctoncers ofnces or at
!;s.I co1lts corner Broad and Mechanic
JACOB BOGART. AUCTIONEER.-THIS DAY, AT 10Y
81 o'clock at No. ZIG William street, Marshars Sale OF
lot Materials for Manufacturing Billiard Tables Tools
DC. II. b. FERGUSON, late Marshal
sHONGOOD CO., AUCTIONEERS-wILL SELL
this day June at their salesroomS 800 West Thirty
eighth street. r NJ, Parlor and Bedroom Sets Brus
sells and ingram Carpets Lounges Bedsteads Mattresses
Feather Beds Bureaus Wardrobes, Tables. Chairs Hat
Rack Mirrors, Tin and Crockcry Ware Cooking Utensils
&c in lots being the entire Household Furniture Of pr
vate dwelling moved here TO be disposed Of At public
auction
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"A AUGusTE MARTINEs 4 co. Auctioneers.


Pianoforte, Brcnzes, Paintings Parlor Suits.
Rare chance for Housekeepers.
On this day Monday) At the elegant mansion Sc West
18th st. near 9Th commencing At 10Y O'Clock Draw
ing Room Suits Marie Antoinette and Grand Duchess
styeA covered silk brocade; Etagerea Bookcase Cabi.
nets, Encoigneures velvet Brussels Carpets Mirrors
Centre Tables bronze Clocks Statuary Parlor
Grand Pianoiorte stool Cover; Canterbury. Oil Paint
robes Matre sses Buffet Extension Table, China Glass,
Silver Ware To attend this sale take bh stages
9th cars.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
[EaE. JOHNSON. Jn; ). N. GIBSON. AUCTION.
Auction extraordinary.


Gigantic Offering Of prime Business and Suburban Prop
erty, In
Marion, Jersey City,
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1873
at u O'Clock NJ, on the premises by imperative ORDER In
partition Of
The Marion Building Company,
comprising the
St James Hotel Of l25 rooms
handsomely finished and furnished gas pressure water
every modern appliance for comfort and convenience ;
erected and furnished at cost 500 0O0 together with
boarders the year around fortune for hotel keeper
IS unrvalled Docks and Water Fronts the
River said 70 be " feet In channel and 10 feet cold watcr
at banks adjacent to the Pennsylvania Railroad Works
greatest sale ever made In New Jersey,
U7 super-eliglble Lots,
worth 81 O0O,0W ~
The most accessible, convenient healthy and rapidly
Of any sites In New York In the very heart
and three lines Of horse cars only eight minutes from
Terms liberal.
Gralua's famous Band the inimitablc Harrison and
mpuous collation. will render business pleasant Take
special train Psnnsy,van,s Railroad, At M o'clock foot
maps excursion cards and Information apply 70 oil Es
WALES CO., llS Maiden lane; to JERE JOHNSON, Jr,
Auctoneer, Park row, New York, or to j. M. GIBSON
Auctoneer. 81 Montgomery street, corner Of Green Jer
sey City.
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HENRY B. HERrS AUCTIONEER,
Ill GRAND CENTRAL SALESROOMS,
656 BROADWAY, NEAR BOND STREET,

Il + IRAvER, AuCIIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
e. Monday, June = at 10Y o'clock Fixtures OF ButcleI
shop Al No f26 econd avenue, between Thirty tour
ana Thirtyiith streets; nne lcehousc, Meat blocks
Racks Barrels Choppers, Knives Scales DC, all In good
2EIssr;- ~ LAa v. 3d.. pAg sAsserSA
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SALES AT AUCTION.

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL ON
w tuesday, June ~, Ut o'clock r. M, the stock Of
Dry Goods &C. contained In store s2o Greenwich street.
to close the business.
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CUNARD LINE. ,or,o,
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of collision
the OF this line will hcnccfcrth take specified
course tor all seasons OF the year.
On the Outward Passage from Queenstown to New Yorl
Boston, crossing meridian 81 at - lat nothing Il
the north of q
On the Homeward Passage crossing the meridian Of 81
at ~ lat, nothing TO the north OF ~.
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TRAYELLERS' GUIDE.

A FTERNoON BOAT FOR NEwGURG POUGHKEEP-
n se Roncout and Kingston, landing at Cozzcns Wess
Point Cornwall New Hamburg and Mlton-The MARY
POWELL from vestry street. pier every afternoon aS
$50 O'Clock.
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TyALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall River
The word-rcnowned steamers BRISTOL and PROVE
DENCE leave pier North River, foot Of Murray street
daily Sundays excepted at5P NJ
$500 A. r BACON superintendent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-21
AnIdrn In Ilegard 90 Hat.

One Of the latest things out IA the "rat-
Ont reversible bat an invention lostln-
bllnga magicians bag, and capable Of ere.
aling almost M much amusement. Tho
hat contains three hats In one, concealed
enc beneath the other, which are exposed
by reversing the same number OF lappel-.
The first IL cream aolored walkiRg hat
suitable for epring weather and the prom.
ennde; tho second black silk one, for The
lhcsro or opera, and the third u larplulip,
TO ha worn in rainy weather, Tbe eXpla-
nelion Of Ibis hat given by prominent
citizen of oockney extraction, who claims
.AseT.i1rof htrOducidg hon, amusing.
HO purchased one some time ago aud has
sinae, like n child with new toy, done
little slsc than explain iis workings to
groups Of nlmiring friends Ills mode IL
70 FIRST starlle the circle with the appnr-
ton Of biz WebsieriNn head crowned with
the orcam.cOlored covering aforesaid, and
thon TO remark, "Dcuced helegAnt at that;
for he sensible Nj can't conceive hanvlhing
more hcegani,' Before bis friend, can
recover from their surprise, no turns u
lapel and greeis them with bis oaput
surmounted by an oiled silk hat Of much
beauty, saying, "llaiut this heleEGnt for
the hopcra, aud whom the hopNra is hover
reversing tho hsl lapel mud revealing
the tnrpaum), and hits raining. owls this
for I? Deucod helegant hal' Tho patent
reversible hat promises to cclips, Plan
Ghetto Ms piece Of parlor magic.
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AUSTIN. MAY 90. 1873.

AUSTIN, May ~, 1878.
Special to the Dallas Herald.
HousE.-The bill amending section -
of the net regulating proceedings in JUS
'ices and County courts, (passed hereto
fore) The law forbade an appeal to the
supreme Court, where appeal was to a
District from Justices court. Thus it
does away with the prohibition.
Also bill applopriOting three hundred
dollars TO pay postage for DeGregs. Al
80 prohibiting oils Of e2s than three
hundred degrees Fahrenheit, making it q
miSdemcanor and fine for disobeyiig,
EveniDg.-The House passed bill re-
Incorporating Corsicnna, The Omnibus
Land bin passed. Also bill making
warrants bear 10 per cent. interest after.
presentation.
A bill allowing tho NJ X. 4 T. r. II
two years logger ime was discussed free
ly 10 adjournment.
SENATE -- Mornipg--A bill was intro.
duced 10 allow the lCssees Of the penilqn-
tinry to postpone the payment Of the sum
duo the State until the expiration of their
lease. Aleo, bill to establish, organize
and define the powers of the Criminal
District Court of Dallas, Mckinney and
Sherman. Discussing the joint resolution
on constitutional amendments. 1t raises
the limit of State debts.
\ special committee reported in favor
Of school teachers pay. This requires
the distribution according to scholastic
census and other minor changes.
HOUSE Evening lax bill, with
numerous amendments, passed. An &c.
nFprOprio ting $4,000 to pay employees of
the Twelfth legislature passed.
1t is impossible TO soy what taxes are
to be as yet; SO many amendments.
Htormed yesterday, GUESS.
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= Man Chained to u Aeg for Nineteen
NeUFa.

We learn from MIR. Robert Glenn, of the
death on the 2Oih ult., Of Lewis Flint, at
bis home, in WyslusiHg. The deceased
WIS 45 years OF age. About nineteen years
ago 1t became maniies I, from the sudden
change that came over him, that insanity
was rapidly developing itself. A log cabin
was bui,t near the one in which the family
lived, where the demon ted man was placed
for better security. Confinement seemed
to aggravate his disease and increase his
violence, which was hard for his poor
mother to bear but all efforts on the part
Of friends to have him removed to some
safe place were unayailing, The physician
called to examins his case pronounced him
bopelessly insane therefore no room for
him could be found in the hospital for the
insane and to any other pla>e they feared
TO have him CO.. Another plan, however,
was adopted, which seemed to have a bet
ter effect. A large block of wood was oh
tanned, too heavy TO carry, 10 which was
attached n chain, and the chain listened
around his ankle in such u manner rs to
produce no injury.
This arrangement allowed him some
freedom, and he would divert himself by
rolling his block around in and out of
doors at pleasure. but ii was always nee
essary to watch his movements. 1t was
many times niece ssary for his brother, who
had charge of him, to be temporarily alb
sent from hone, to which the invalid
mother mover objected. Strange as it may
seem, she falt safe 20 be lie # nlone with
her insane son, who never during his
long Il So atty, when labOrirg under his
strongest paroxysm, seemed TO forget the
sacred name Of mother. His sickness was
Of short duration. A few days before
death be was attacked with a violent pain
in the head, which so Frustrated him that
he made no resistance 70 being laid upon
his bed. His reagon now, fer the first
time in many years, seemed to be partial
ly restored lie told his brother that he
was going TO de, asked for what be wnnt-
ed, and. discovering his block some dis
tsuce fran his coacb asked that it might
be rolled to bis bedside. With his own
hand he wrapped The chain once more
around his autle, and there kept it until
HES fitful fever was Ter Grant Couniy
wis Herald.
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learnt that In u certain spot four yolun.
toers were buried who bad been rummniilv
shot They disinlerrrei them and found
that they had their arms tied behind their
back Besides this they had BEEN name
lessly muliatcd, In the pocket OF one Of
them they found $40, which they took out
to deliver to his unfortunate family, In
another place they found u yerilabc heca.
tomb, where lay the bodies Of Gfiy nlne
victims who had been mutilalcd and the n
shot
Later accounts give cighty-pinu ~ the
numher Of the yIoiims OF The Carisls, who
fled on tho approach Of column OF troop,
under Colonel Cnhrinetty
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\ correspondent of the Evening Posi-,
writing from Suttgarll, Germany, under
date Of April II, relates an occurrence
which Will remind some of our renders
OF the story told Of Joe jefferson, Jefor-
sen called 1T u hank for some money one
day, but was unkuown 10 the officer. On
being asked TO identify himself in some
way, Jefferson thought RmOmenl, aud then
with hat peculiar draWl go familiar TO
those who have heard him play Rip Van
Wrinkle, replied schneider 1t was a
dogs name, but 10 got his money Our
German friend writes;
"What does not happen in Stuttgart =?
II was in the year of our Lord 1873, on
the 9Th Of March, when Ia the suubiau
capital - fearful riot broke out Every
body ran, tried TO cave himself flow home
wards, aud even the oyerJrowdpd Opura
House, in which the Jewess, with Mr. La.
bait as EleaZAr, was Just lhen TO De per-
formed, when the terrible news beoam e
known, was empted in few minutes.
Already the mob penetrated to halls con .
secratcd to er, and nothing remains for
MIR. Labatl but to fly into the streets in his
costume Of Eiea2ar, soon tho strange mp
partition is observed; "a Jew, Jew;
catch him, stone him il The CRY hat fol-
lows tho fugitive. lie is surrounded, aud
she inexorable multitude insist On the
death Of the Jew
~ AIN no jew cries the terrified singer
II am Labatt, the grcat tenor sing to-
might in the part Of Eleazar,"
"Auybody may shy that. Catch himl
Lynch him! d Ia ldterne,' bawled the great
crowd once more; and the repeated asser-
ton of the artist that he was Labatt was
Of no avail.
Then II fellow smarter than tho rest
called out "lf DO is Labatt, let him prove
IT,"
Yea yes, prove it J." reared the chorus,
"PrOve it"
"And the artist opened bis mouth aud
sang the aria from the fourth act Of the
Jawess
"Anl stiller aud stilior It became in ht
circle; breathess listened the multitude te
the sweet tones but scarcely had the luso
note Of tho song ceased when endless
cheering filed the air llurrah for La
bait, hurrGh fOr TIE great singer, re-
sounded out Of thousands OF throais.
.lhen tour men took the artist upon their
shoulders and amid the enthusiastic
cheering of lhesRme crowd, carried him
TO MarquArds hotel"
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How Tacy Eya.,s Inc Fifteenth

Exhibitors of every desert liou, profess
sors, showmeh, etc, who hold forth at
Vicksburg, Mississippi, have adopted Il
shrewd plan to oirenMyent constitutional
amendments which call for no distinction
in regard to 'ruoe, color or previous con-
ditiOn.' In order to exclude colorel citi-
sens from. admission to their exhibitions,
these caterers to public cdiiicalion and
amusement, have substituted "cards Of
invitation for tickets These cards Of
invitation solicit tho company of the
holder thereof to the entertainments what
ever it may be, lecture, tlieater or circus,
specifying the numbered seat, asd also
stating "that to de.ray expenses You are
expected to pay one dollar, or whatever
the price may be, oud The invitation is
rot transferable. That looks as it the
white man had beaten the colored brother,
for surely n man cannot b. compelled hy
law TO invite to his entertainment any
save those Agreeable to hin.
A western Journal offers thi3 indnce-
ment: An subscribers paying in advance
will be entitled to a first class obituary
notice in case Of death.
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OWING to the failure of the wires'to
work between this city and Galveston and
there being hut one wire out to ST. Louis,
and that moRopolzed by the excursionsts
by specin arrangement we are this morn
ing without our usual Associated Press
dispatches.
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Advertising Rates.

one Square tten uba Of this siiq tyne one nser.
ton, Il 90, Zach subsequent insertion 70 oerts,
Special Notice., next Ia realirF matter, a ~ Dor
square caoh insertion, local Notices In reading or
editorial columns, 20 cents per line oach insertion,
~ Special reduced rates made for longef pcriods
50" Advertisements payable in advance, unless
Whth'so doing regular business undor contract,
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Ehc MiDd OF IEom that Wolncn like
Esoai.

The Mind OF lRoh that sYolncn like
Hesi.
We know that inca very naturally
shrink from the attempt to obtL in opm-
pani0ns who are their superors; but they
Will find that really Intelligent women
who possess the most desirable qualities
are uniformly modest, aud hold their
charms ia modest estimation. What such
women most admire in alen is gallnntry
not the gailantryvf courts and t0ys. bat
holiness courage, devotion, and cGned
civility,
A man 8 bearing wins ten superior wo-
IN an where his boots and hralis Wins one.
Ii man stands before Il woman with re
spect Tor himself ana leaTlessnt', Of her,
hissult IS halt won. The rest NAY safely he
left to The parties alost interes ted. There
fore, never be afraid OF woman. Wo-
men are The most harmless mi agreeable
creatures in Inc world - man IA t
shows IhA; he has ~, mans sud N
him. II you have not got he s,ir-
Il 10 come up 10 .-st Ike this, you have
not got thHt Ia you which G0st pieasos l.
high minded woman, ana You will be
obliged TO content yomsel5 U!it The siM-
pie girl, who in quiet wa; Is inieUyor-
Eg 10 attra,t aud msciUate you. But
don Z be ia hurry ABOUT the matter. KS
peciaily don't imagine that any disap-
poinuDent in love which takes place hr-
fore you ure twoaty-oue years old will
be Of any material damage TO you. The
tsuth is that before u man is twenty five
years old he does not know what he vaais
himself. so don't To in hurry. The
more Of Il man you become and tie more
man mess you become capable Of
exhibiting IN your association with
women, tho better wife you will be able to
obtain and one years possession Of the
heart and band ol Il really noble specimen
OF her sex, is worth nine hundred uld
nincty-nine years possession of q sweet
hes,t with two IDEAS in her head. and
dining new to say about either OF them.
So don't he IN II hurry VIC say again. You
doat want q wife now, aud you have no
idea of the kind you want by and by.
Go iutO female society if you can find
that which will improve You, but nothing
otherwise