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CAUSES OF INSANITY.
Paper Read Before the Liberal Club
Last Evening.


DR.. Frederic r. Marvin read an interesting papeA
last evening before the Liberal Club on the "Eti.
ology OF Insanity" He said the causes OF insanity
have been divided into predisposing and exciting,
but he would cOndne his attention to the predts-
posing cause OF insanity. Moral and physical
causes OF insanity are one, since every phenome-
non occurring In the system, whether OF an INTEL
lectual or mechanical nature has a physical basiA
for its antecedent. Doubtless every thought, word
and act might be traced to some submlcroscoptc
alteration In tissue.
The seeds OF intellectual disorder may be plant1d
at very early period. they may be planted with
the act OF impregnation and conception. The
Greeks gave the world not only athletes but men
and women OF intellectual culture and genuine
scholarship. They were nation OF poets, artisrs
orators, and sages. The men and women OF
Greece were not only strong, but they were
beautiful, and to this the remains OF their literature
and art testify. But 1t was not TO their training
alone that they are said TO have owed their
remarkable strength and beauty. There are
writer's who claim that much was due to wisely
regulated heritage and skifuly managed anti
natal impressions. The Greeks filled
inss ' sods, soddessss, heroes. Ta pasns and
poets, shaped after the best models Of art
creek Me
They would have nothing to do with wasted
forms and crooked limbs, and to give birth to an
fortune. These beautiful forms OF heroes. gods
and goddesses were everywhere to be seen in
Greece. The children OF Greece were born in the
most luxurious apartments, surrounded by statues
and PICTURES beautiful forms aud coiors with
graceful and able attendants; often to
the sound OF music. They came into
the world children whose infant beauty
rivalled the sferuer grace or their marble
models. Donysius, tyrant oi syracuse, suspended
q picture OF the Deautui Jason before his mar.
riage bcu in order that his vile might bring forth
q beautiful cnild.
very common cognate course OF insanity 10
found In the compression OF the Uranium bones
and brain OF a enid, which results from con-
tracted passage or rfotracted LABOR; the same
results may be brought about by injury TO the
fetal Uranium rom tue use Of iorceps.
Among civilized people the cranla OF children
are larger than among savages but there 10
no increase In the pelvic dimensions OF the
mother. Hence the increased danger from com.
preston OF nfante crania IN birth. Marriages or
consanguinity are, under certain clrcumstances
INJURIOUS, but tnev are not always so. When MOD.
erately practscd, aud Tor no great number OF
generations they are not only harmless but NAV
be beneficial. The TACT OF relationship EXISTING
between the families has nothing TO do with the
deterioration IN the children. 1t is the possDility
o t1eir having some detect OF constitution tnai
has to DO with the intellectual condition OF the
children, and the defects OF constitution will
weigh quite as much whether the parents be re.
lated or not. Consanguinity In and OF ITSELF never
brings about insanity.
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~ and ~, Michigan: prime lsc; . lse DO. do, fair
DSs s SS so1s = seoa SaiS iaHsn. sDss
s'%d s' STATE ss and TO-
fSSa o STATE s and issns Penn.
ia sis sSs;
good sc ise Lys.sprinS chickens, per is ioe
9e iCc m roGsiers 9s old .. Sc iaIkey and
ss:s sss sss;ss sss Per- ss %
s5;s
spa s. 'e % &C. pa 9sT and
''.sS oa@s E.:!srn pine a s9 %
SOFT :s &c. 5 eTRs Ssi.s ss s I de aDo
don ssn % saads. s 'fs m -
81 l,oat! per pair: red head ducks: 7sc Sc; Nal
a5a 20 &c. M zeal asd sSs
ss -s Gssi sa T: @
ssa Enisy ao%Ss
a ':s 's e :s oS g.. r.
SS =. Ss' 5S Z s''s 81 sss &c. 's
Uf %s sSoa @ @ iSr pr. & S snd s. & re exc & ;S
and @ y sugar continued moae
atcly active, and the market nrm on the 6ass Of
S S r to sssd &C. % s % ss o e d. .ss s
f hsSs 2. fsss s susa 81 d DO cen; on
aSsss s w s'p"ssra aass
Suba15ReInnn1 o5 interior e common 1c 7.s: do fair
G e good ss Sc
sss Si ssi y:
s:do. y SIC axe; do, Isl" is sjSc do,
10 c 70 = Sac Oess do; y to ~ aUaie oc wnie
ssnSg sS grSsery & far 'e enoice Sc &C. Brazi,Duch
ira superior, nc; a Sc
81 so cSyei was S Ts .s.. 81. !. Ts% %sSs
1oAc pep s Timothy quoted At 81 70 - SO and rough
IosAoco There has been much better demand for
seed leaf since 5 cur as ana the market ruled rm he
per b so OF Pennsylvania crop 73 at lc q do
OF Connec!ieut crop ~ at ic IoO cases Connecticut
sa a 0Gsn BUT on
firm. SaSs ZOO Ihds at from logo 25c per h. For
s,ss was Arm and In demand. safes SOD bales Havana
TALLow was quiet and rather easier in value. We
81 SS Tie market W Was moer
s.s IS sS'Ss 5S AND m sHd s ysseTdays
wooL-.n he market has been mucn more active during
the past three days manaa arers eyinsng mere dis
Fan Caofnia was stil dull and TO extent nominal
q 5 s. @ JS,S soa
ssSs s%Sns assa @ s ' Ss d % snrs.ssa e ssssd he'd
s e. SSss &C. GNS s o pulled sat. Duca 1900
5000 lbs Of unwashed deain, &C. 400 lbs Of Oregon
wool &c 4c 1900 ihs OF spring California c. 5000
iii California soc oo lbs Of do & ?y Sass Gs Of Of
do c7hc GO bales Of do at 2c 25lsc. 25OO lbs Of
S Of Ss q ams. stss
ioo sacks go Of extra pulled So0 lbs o. country super
Texas, all on private terms.
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burlington. Cedar Rapids and Minnesota nrsts
were made ~ S2 q So; Chesapeake and Ohio nrsts
at 81 ano c., G and L. c. nrsts at 6on.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
In State bondB, Tennessee old, ex coupon. sold
~ SIX 6s; do, new, at SIX, and virginia, con-
solidated, at 42,s, for second series.
BANK SHARES
we're quiet, and we quote late bids as follows:-
America, lco; American Exchange. liz; Butchers
and Drovers', 1909 Central National, loox; Chat
ham, 1877; City, 200; Commerce, ll7K; Corn Ex-
change, 100; First National. 200; Fourth National.
9s; Fulton. las; German American. s6: Hanover,
100; Irving, 1870; Manhattan, ll7; Mechanics. l3s; ;
Merchants, ll9K; New York. 1885; North America.
90; Park, l4o; Peoples l4o; Shoe and Leather, l6a.
The New York herald., 1874-12-05

For future delivery mddlipg5 sale. have
e !. IS is?ssssy sssG
20 s.' 1Di ao,a ss sss
usTy Il sSns &c., ssrdsss & j. March, Sn
;sssy ss: u ss IS i
:s{s:2s e :: Is y|s, ';'iS !; 1 S,,: .,
iiSf 4 ss 80 .i oS ) i; apis s i slss
3 :: 4. % is fsss 5aii IS q
: SsssdsTs EIS %sy
ports were ii ioOws SSle bales New
% SS YORK 1sS Boston ton ss
last year. c Rates on cossn to foreign ports wsrs
:':s% e sanp's'ssd liverpool
coorskAer s1ocs-Ihe demand has been only mod
ssseas ss.Sss -S.Is:.ss ss's :hSos: sS
sesa nh Sos * .sooHs fasss ss I
empty sosp q ordinary
g prime, ssc 4Oc. hoops y fee. ordinary 10 prime
.AsDLEs.The loobiug demand iair out otherwise
il: e. IL:
-
nSs sssrE sa Ne @ spsss BY;
is; ssHss
fSsss saS SS sIssa ssS ass
sthread, and 5I6 ncn l2lsc; do i2.tliread, y nch
and hay rome. llc. and Russis boli rope. lIc cast
steady We note further sales Of 2,49s bngs ex FAIRY
Belle on private terms Mild coffee was dealt in only
quote Rio ordinary. carGoes l6a4c ale. ialr do
Ike. lsc. good do, lS,zc lebc. prime do. l9tsc
e@n sss Oi DO 'f mats e
Geyon, I7c isc; Maracaibo, lose q lgc Laguayra
sc iso rSro 'amaea Rao e ss Costa 81 Edns ss
isSc; Mexican, lsc. isc. Angostura. i;c. fec.: :
savanilia loc i9c Curacoa 6c lec, gold % and W
while quartered continued in demand ani arm. rlack
eserss steady quote sse r sppe scea SnH
Sc. s,sc:; do quarters &c. 7iac. Southern apples
aS fancy &C. i2sc Western @ APPLES quarters &C. co
fac peeled peaches, North Carolina. prime, 31c. &c.
sc. 2sc; unpeeci do. halves, new. sc. Yiac. do
dS Quarters ss,e ao % M ss @ % loc
sc. rasphsrries, new Sic. sec. piums Southern.
i6c. iic.. do. state. l9c. a 2oc
Eccs The marsS, ru.ed aact With fresh firmly held.
Island. new Jersey and nearby. Bic. Sc state and
Wess uncse bsnos cSar Westerns c
2sac lined. choice brands &c. do. fair TO good slc
Flour AND pGRArs.-Receps- Flour, 1890 bbls :whcat
sl2g9 bushels; corn. 500 corn meal t7I bags; oats
lUVUu bushels barley. $500 do. Flour in limited de-
rn ior iii Kinds Tie sales .ncc last report aasreeate
ABOUT I500J bbis, ncludng all kinds neurcs within
steady, with sales 81 SD b5is al IS Tor Brandywine
- DaS 10 ior western yellow and ~ - 5O Tor Jcr
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Money Firm at 3 1-2 q 1
Per Cent.
BONDS GENERALLY STEADY.
WALL STREET,


FRIDAY, Dec. <sP.M.
The principal feature Of the STOCK Market to-day
was sharp deciine In Pacinc MAIL which, alter
advancing to 44h, receded to II and closed at AK.
The sudden change produced considerable com.
motion, and somewhat OF sympathy was ex pressed
IN other stocks.
THE COURSE or PRICES
was as follows:-Western Union sold At SAX . so.
closing at s-A Pacific Mail opened At 4sk and
closed at 4lH. Union Pacific sold at sex sox;
Erie, 27K q FIX q FIX. Lake Shore opened at
sox, advanced to 81. fell or to so4, and
closed at sos. st. Paul opened at az,
advanced to 39X, receded. to 8sx and closed
at 80. The preferred stock closed at SIX.
St. Louis and Iron Mountain opened at 27k and
ended at 25a. Northwestern common sold at l6
i6x ASK, the close being 46X; Rock Island at
1917 1919 q lolA; Wabash 311s q 31A; Della.
ware, Lackawanna and Western, los q l07x; OHIO
and Mississippi, s2jk 32s< S2x; G., G. aud c.,
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Compared with the closing ngures last night the
following resume OF operations win indicate the
changes IN prices:-
Advance-Atlanttc and Pacino preferred, n;
New York Central u; Delaware and Lackawanna,
V; Hannibal and st. Joseph, II Lake Shore, u !;
Northwestern common. Y; Ohio and Mississippi,
Il: Quicksilver, i; st. Paul, u.
Decline-Erle, u; Pacific Mail, TX; Panama, I !;
Wabash, h; Union Pacific, Il; Western Union, u;
Canton, /; gold, y.
THE SALES
OF the day amount to $4,000 shares which are
divided among the principal stocks ~ follows:-
New York Central and Hudson, 400: Erie, $500; +;
Lake Shore, $1,000; Northwestern, 90, leo; North
western preferred 400; Rock Island, 800; Pacific
Mail, 44,50o; st. Paul, lo,5Oo; ST. Paul preferred,
200: Ohios, 5000; Western Union. q, 200; Wabash,
1880; Union Pacific, ll.o5o; c., C. and l. Co. 500; !;
Iron Mountain, 1900.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the ope ming, highest
The New York herald., 1874-12-05

corn ern meal
demand W;
s.ss 1t S i az IA ss.asss s ss
Menigrn M @ Corn & WAS que. bur rm closing a. c BID
sc Western mix msea U Sc Ole Tor
under snnaed aG The aes ss,S
ss1 in 81 o sssrf o aRa ass
nc for DO snoat barley was drncr. and sold 10 the
and 3 'SF sMH le"fS s
aor ssr,h irssS.: Quiet
na Sss5 a, eas but M rates not os
sssnsssy hsia above view. Shipper. limits
ss:s s ass
Of sS y sd 1s SGss
els grain M AZ 4; sd a., To Gasgow by steam s bushels
s ~ az SAIL ~ ss:h'is sF.a &
~ S cn a. M sp CUBS Ss SS
PLACED ths BERN Lysrpoo; an % american sSo
% 2 osi ss
With " rensd rsm
sh ssgsn Tsnss sS9 so s9m % sa%ose . nnwsrp with 500,
yannah o. CharIesion bremen with 100 bales cotton
capas SIDE sac@ Of SS to New
a, 30; @ ye;sei With iso cases to corunna. wssru-
Guss,Es-rriee: were more, steadily held. bu, the
aa s tor snas oa G ss s supply
p Of saos Sn terms and o rolls & O. do At
Csicutta ssc. s4c. BOrneo i2Sac. .sc. bags isc
quote prsssed A%s rcan ): 5. 50 ioi aoaSis s.
sssr i s s s.s !ss j sss
s,ssi .sc god: Jate neglected no. maserisay
ssso1sns q aua us ns we're % he
sales since our last Of 4s bales at ss. currency
"s; Hay AND s1sAwTheIs Continued good de-
NOT Hs met sa @ sepns
demand n,s. a. steady G preeI I We qroe r. M nppns hay o
lsc ssc straw 6oc. Tor long rye i5c. &C. for short
Nss 'sSs ;s's ss sue sss
% A.: Il. ,,s
f. 6s0nss'?s9 i '' sS, cTsaae rand Ss''s"'s:
iorns so S = U.S. S y Ss S Cen a' As4 ca
Gan q hs Maasoias = ss and s asscsn san j ySsn ~. lbs
Yer Vera cru Cruz ses j ts .oc ana ia%pso si6s
;Ssd @ S if;:i';s sss%ssss II .SSs,S I
sad a.; s:A!a
s:;iss %':''; 81 Is: IS
s' s s's lasisss'a .S Ssn s AZ
sssss nm. .ssi,s
ssSa sSs s.s S g.,
4; is:s Ass'ss% &C. fsa S,y
T Il; = f.. III rsSs,%sssSS S Is: IT,
8 b ac southern and Westsrn lbs q lbs lsSsc.
@ Dy mex o eu9 GranSs %
Csliiorns, asI9s s. l5s. ne iltc.; Para. IS bs
isc. slss pulled, q ISs; lbs, Ess; ise
g ss i e. { "a <, Sns lbs Ss ses sssri ssw
sra o5s:s g b :Se Is s fSun't Ss S nsa
N 8 rs S S e g sulsncs Ss . ssssed s % East d9 ads
Calcutta Ga siaugher cow slos 10 lbs. IKE aS DO,
lsc. DO. bafalo s lbs; q lbs l21ac.; singapore
the wees % seS bales, making
!Se e
."fhc market has been weI sustained this week BY
S sS pr sssy ass ss
export movement ~ s small owing TO the difficulty in
sss On By s sas
The morning papers however state that the strike is
Immediate revival in the expor, traas. Freight ior
o sqss hs New SeY o ss ns hs
very large increase over the corresponding of
IS sw
wceks have pqus freely some quite Largely y is safe
crop leaving stock now the hands OF dealers here Of
oi This Would BE- dircu to tell The cosa%pvo re-
ss o s 81. @ es es @ be s
aye the past hye years, owing to The hard times
business The marses in the inferior reported rm
with verv iew hops changins nands. We quote :-Amer
spw Sc c dsmand fnr S s ,as
active si,ce cur last. the les Icing comprised
Of az saa rs aso fare put and ne
nages realized full prices Receipts for the week. 1881
----Hemtoc1--
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A LII STOCK PRIVILEGES GAN BE USED AS MAR.
~ gin In place OF cash the purchase sale OF any
stock there little risk IN this me hod OF operating
We are negotiating contracts members Of the stock
Exchange and responsible parties very close rates.
$50 tor 50 shares, Stp for 100 shares Quotations
panatory pamphlet sent tree. -
TuMBRiDGE CO
Bankers and Brokers' No. = Wall street, New York
stocksbought and sold against moucrate deposits
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THE SALE OF BovTR'S THEATRE.
A Card from Jarrett ~ Palmer.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4, 1874.
TO TIE EpIroR OF rur HEnALp;-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In reports by some OF the newspapers OF the
proceedings at the auction sale Of Booths Theatre
statements are made thai may lead 10 misappre.
hension Of our position lessoes oi the cstab-
lishment. Please say IN our behalf tnat our lease
anc management hold good NUN NAY, 1917, your
Cbedlent servants, JAkkElI q lAkWEks
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rHE STEAMSHIP MEMS VICTORY.
uosTIsuEp FROM EIGHTH PAes.l

NJ .ha nnmber expressed themselves willing
TO work, while the remaining memDers srongly
opposed any attempts q. conptSS@'se: tSe inls
the general Ieeling being that the Union would
not last much longer In the syenne m most o. the
Work tn,s morning and the probabilities are that
they will resume ine.r anors to-day. 10 view Of
ssaa - nj dock were discharged at nightial and
~ sscoi ted BY policemen TO the Terry en- rouis for
New YORK.
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OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the ope ming, highest
THE MONEY MARKET.

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call loans was In good demand at 31k
lper cent, although exceptional rates were made
ouside OF both these prices. Commercial paper Is
In accord with yesterdays quotations. Sterling
exchange firm; prime nominal; rates, 4S5H and
l.901s; sering rates, 4s4h 4.s5 aud 4.s9X 490k.
Continental firm. Reichmarks, 06 q 951 and 9611
y6h. Gables, 81 97H. Prime Paris, 81. l5c. q
81. 121sc
THE GOLD Market
The specie engagements for tomorrow amount
to l,0o0, 900 In gold. Gold opened at ll2H and
closed at 1llH. These were the extremes OF the
day. The decline was due not only to the with.
drawal OF bullion from the Bank OF England. but TO
what Is believed to be considerable short sales in
the market The rates paid Tor borrowing were l,
2 and 1naily 1.64 per cent. Loans were made nat
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
gou oai6uCes. 100
OurIeuCy O8lanceS l,66D, 923
uIOcs CicdIduCeS ~, SOOOOO
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. $685. l52 3S2
currency OalanCeS.... 3,037 900
Oou cACuduScS o,lo9,39O
uOu pddDVeS.... ,........................ 6ZO 436
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A REASONABLE RArEs-M0NEY on LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and .
other securities INSURANCE oi all kinds effected with
best companies j. J. HABR1CH 4 CO, III Broadway.
A -RAILRoAD BONDS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT
"A and sold securities OF deiaued roads specially
Michigan Midland and Canada IS and New Jersey and
EDWARD C. FOX
Post once box i.3s6 30 Broad street
DONDS STOCKS, GOLD. &C. BOUGHT AND SoLD
ID tor cash or ON margin operators offered the ad
ynntnges OF large experience and fnciics
Privileges negotiated when desired and lieu
oi cash deposit
WILLIAM WARD, 50 Drcxel Building
nROOkLYN LOAN oFFICE.-PARTIEs REQUIRING
ID Money on mortgage Will ind IL greatly to their ad
vantage 10 cail mpon DRAKE Co, No. 9wioughby
street, near the City Hall
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL

The Stock Market Feverish and
Unsteady.
q O L D IL 1 Ia.
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A STOCK PUTS, CALLS AND
n. Spreads. $50 To $2U. Double Privileges or strad
dies At marEet price OF STOCK. Su0 10 $3.50 Persons
small capital should always have these insuranccs
against loss. send tor Circular.
HAZARD MONTAGUE, No s Broad street.
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.


The internal revenue receipts today were
$476o00; estimated receipts for the month,
50, National Bank notes received for re.
demption to-day, $4,000. Customs receipts,
$685. 900; $750,0oo gold has been taken out OF
the su5.Treasury Tor Shipment. The actual en-
gaRements are not yet known, but will probably
amount to 100000 The Assistant Treasurer to-
day paid out $4,000 on account OF interest and
$4,000 in redemption Of ive-twenty bonds.
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.
The total imports OF foreign dry goods at this
port Tor the week ending to-day were sl,27s,5o3
and the amount marketed $l,23o,62 The imports
for the corresponding week OF last year were
$l,093, III, and Tor 1872, $39l,31s
THE FOREIGN MARKET
Late London advices report gain BY the Bank
OF England OF f1S0,000 on balance to-day. The
rate oil discount in open market At London Tor
three months bills is 716 per cent, or Gle below
the bank rate. Consols and American securities
are reported quiet. The following are late quota.
tons -Consos Tor money, 91H a 0Ih; DO. ac-
count, 90 92Is. Old 1865 ponds, looA ;nve-twenty
bonds OF 1867, 1o9A; ten-lorty bonds. 1o4A; new
loan, 1903 1o3h. Erie, 247s. Rentes in Paris are
reported at 62I. S7Hc.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were a fraction lower, In
sympathy with gold. The following were the
latest quotations United states currency skies,
1l6a ll6h; do. do, 1881, registered, 1l6 a 1leA;
do do. do, 1905 120,.; do. nve-twenties, 1862.
registered, l13 1136; do. do, do, coupon, 1l3
il3h; do. do, 1864, registered, HAY 1l4S; do.
no., do, 114x 1147: do. do. 1885, registered,
llof lie; do. do, do, coupon, ll6X 1l67s; do.
do, do. new, registered. 1854 1l5h; do do,
do.. coupon. lisa 1l9; do. do, 1867 registered,
ll62s ll6h do do, do, coupon, 119A 12o; do.
do., 1863 registered, 1l5x 116; do. do. do cou.
pom, ll9A 1l9ys; do. ten-iorties registered,
1l3k a. ll3h; do do, coupon, ia ll4H; do.
nves, 1851, registered. ii2A 49, do do, do,
coupon, 1924 a ll3.
RAILROAD BONDS
In railroad bonds there were large transactious
IN Union Pacific sinking iuuds which we're strong
and advanced to asa; Union Pacific nrsts sold at
ss, land grants at Sssa ss1s ana western Pac,fics
Mt 81 New York Central registered nrsts sold at ll2
do. stxes OF 1883 at 97ls, and DO Real Estate
bonds at o. Chicago and Northwestern consoli.
dated coupon gold bonds at SIX ex- interest.
Erie nrsts brought lO3 do. thirds. 1ol; Albany
ana Susquehanna arsts, 107, and DO seconds, lo3.
Pacific OF Missouri 6rsts sold 1t 80 90. Sales OF
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written in style, nor puncruated night, and
that the last line was ambiguous, and T. .
whole ''lay outn unintelligiblo. / got mad.
and concluded to punish this ign0Tamus y
telling him 10 write his own items in the fn-
ture-I would not cast my pearls before
such swine Is him any more
AT last pay day came, and ] went up to
draw my salary-it all came 70 six dollars,
just for that one week alone. Ny feelings
were too much for me; was torn to pieces
with crniicting emotions; it was such hap
piness for me to know that, though in a
strange land, far away from home and
friends, slowly but surely was laying the
foundation OF a fortune, which, in future
years, would swell to magnificent proper
tions-in q horn. The clerk saw that !
was moved, and guessed the cause. cit is
too much for his sensitive nature, y he OBJ
served. NO = said /, sit is not enough ;
it is not enough by some dollars 70 1--WE
would give you more, but the dull sea-.
placed my fingers in my ears and left.
Employing policeman to guard me home
with my treasure, reached my boarding
house in safety, and sat up all night trying
every way knew to make seven 60 into
six, q was paying seven for my board /
figured it every way knew, but there al
ways lacked one of being any remainder.
tried It by algebra; twouldn't work no
way. It may have been because / only
used the half of an * to represent the
given quantity; but considered it the
heighth of extravagance and prodigallty for
man in my present circumstances to waste
whole full grown on such a salary as
that.
shall start again tomorrow to hunt an
other situation, and to hear some more
about the dull season.
Bye, bye; yours, etc, "PDGE.p
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ran soL1LoQUx OF a FEmALE
MAMLBT.

no we'd or not 10 we'd that T. the question;
~ hclhsr 'tis nobicr In 4 girl 20 sufler
Ihe elInHt and arrows o. an old maids fortune,
ofmoir|cd be-, aud SO plunge In q sea OF troubles
Prom which naaght saves hurf To wcd-t0 hirt
N ulcfes and By 4 husband say, we end
The n1nft1cto and t1c Thousand natural shocks
That nerves are heir fO-'tis q cOnsummaflon
DcFcally 20 be Hlehed-ameid--a wife;
a ,fIIct perchanco tohes: aye. there's the rubs
For Ga that married. sie9o what urdcFe ccmc
when haga shnllicd on domestic bliss,
Must give "a ranses there's thcrcsDcct
That makes oaf plating ln lonely life.
tot who odld bear thewhips and scorns 81 time,
mrs. aIundf i fnccr tbs mem mans contumely,
Iho pangs 81 Fcprcescd love, Womanas wrong,
I1einsoIenco u strlplihge, and the epurns
INt fpifcinl spinetcr % the Old matona take,
When slo herself might airs snd rraccs get
with \ rich hnshaDdf Who would men forsWear,
Iu ftft mysteries h single hlessodncse.
h1t t1tI they olced love, honor and obey.
The unoclr1olc cootroi. frOm whose bourne
The EnIntftf may escape, puzzles the will
1rl makes a. rather hcar these ms VIZ have
Than ~ Co others that We know not OF
Thus liberty makes martyrs 81 a. all,
And Thus the native hue 81 resolution
~ 1IcE||td DER viii The pale fear Of man,
And marriages. 81 great pllh and orilllancy,
VITA I1ie REGARD are often hronght % nanght,
AUD loIr the chancc 90 building. soft you, n0Wl
The rIch eonatof-,Iones la my meditation
BE- ~ lng mines remembered.