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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-20

hR. ROHEKfsCN,
<1o l0rH srRsxT, MAR Pa. AVKNgG,
From long experience IL both hospital srd
private practice, will guarantee in al Bic
esses OF the rtnary Organs, Gonorrhoss, elect,
etrtcture, syphilis, ene SBermatorrhOea Gases Of
syphilis In all its stages quickly cured and the POI.
se1 entirely eradfca from the system without the
use Of mercury. BpermatorrhOea, hrcurht on h7
excuses aud abuse I'm youth, causing Of memory
sla ,sssni'y, general sebiiity organic weakness.
sons'i0ns i1aisesaion. psipi:ation q the hsar
foreesdings. seh-distrust, &C.. speedily CURED bY
newly discovered remedies. Dr. R., locates for
plaay years 81 10 3. Eptaw street, 8aItimore Nd
has consented amer many solicitations by his
bngfon patrons, to open Q permanent once in th,t
city where be msy be consulted every WeSnesdsy
AID Saturday In each week, from N. to ,. M.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

OOC1NECO OaANO6S.
For SILL ne barge FRAnE 81 ABL =, .0ou,
be .eIs ), : esssie fsr esS ~ nen1r n ~
ad IssaT LSnbtr Tad. No. ~ ws'es ;sss.s,
gre 4 p!eA you VII sd q s 81 .,rss, North.
a, 70 s. ss1. sssss.s. r saa.
o. .s Is %: business Of sskInx,
$4,000 WILL Bs "a TE gIs sTSsk SS e
t Dr. ,si.s: DRY Goops sroRi: B.st Bushes.
stand In the city. Address Box s63, wsshington,
FOR sALk-ooe Nor. g On $40 fsr 81 $40
Il per- s1s cent Bon f 81 sa.
See,m me Que IN one year, and are properly secured
@ I city, " Zee. h'' :ssssps sSri ti
i stree. esqss ST ss:
kN0R sALH-A vel situated R9sTAURARr,
!. ropg,,,,s the marks, IN Alexsndria, Va Inquire
sn ,scvhhEIphss, is N. Royal street; Alex
81 CUU 10 per cent, en- real estate worth twice
0f Y se e. a sss, Asss
gEu,UVV property wen located, IN The cen:
..,sa boDer a DAHssItLE,
"a BOOTS AND SHOES. suitable FOR = CounSry
STORE. wanted IN exchange for q piece OF Valuable
Loci Boz sii, s.hinston. D. G. ' '' .us Al'
SPECIAL NOTICE WHO HIVa
= ar gap Iu rhs GMnnNkRzL ssEEsk Ttk TO
7EKIlL 70 Sc Fair foR. oAO M a.
beVe oas. u ssSs ~. .s5gs ss any q the
nose who have not put In their claim should
have made arrangements to collect any class of
SIsims sealnst the District government, ami have
isciles for the auditing OF the same and getting
Patronage Of this class is solicited from al WI,
INV '''' ~ 10 N'- W H. CLAGE-r,
Bard of Trade Rooms,
sugS-let lls Market Space.
SEwEB-TAN RECEIPTS.
We pay as much as any house in the city for
sEwEB-TAX RECEIPTS,
HESTER Rross.
suelo-lm No 10 lst st. s. @, Oapitoi all
ltlec,ed, and all other claims against the District
government at the lowest rates -
suge-lm. No. 1923 street north Sest.
DisrhIoT CLAIMS.
special attention given to the collection O, Sewer
and other claims against the late District Govern
"eD'' IA Tvs =. ..l.. a n S95i
Iy9.lm And ~ st. and yireinis sv. southwest.
E0h sALh Or IXCHANGE FOB OTTY
PR0PERTY.
NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.
TRIRrY SMALL FARMS AND SUBURBAN
BUILDING SITES or FROM TWO To
FORTY ACRES KACH.
LOCATION UNSURPASSED FOR HEAL H-
FULNbSS, VIkWS OF THIS CITY, AND
osgfas5TIGYR e ESIo2iELi5 S SkTSS ThE
IN 5HIS C0UNTR Y, AND EQU-
ALLYGOOD For ALL TAX
SMALL FRUITS.
Considering these, and many other Advantages:
their close proximity TO the CITY, and the very low
prices o. winch they are offered, better invest
ment could be made. Apply to
ROB'T A. PHILLIPS,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
sos 18th STREET,
leH-r Opposite Treasury,
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Z 3. q ssAnp E5peI .s;':. 81: 81:
AID streets, 20 make srraass@. nts 20 attend the
p ss:s sndSs . .s.S
Il O'''i VI r Z. GooDHHSr. x Of B. and ..
/" CORCoRAN n 2BKEr sQUARn Also
w CIATIOs There will be |. meeting Of the
pay kvisISe :. oeIoef, 70 the CsslG, Of WIN
may b. brought before them. All citizsns fsyor..
bic 20 the erection Of the above marks, buildings
JOHN o. PxEKIR. sscrst.r1. .usis.ss
TFOR CAMP MIlrING AT PYLES'
~ GRvuSDs, PRiNCk GEoRan COUNTY.
Pyles 4 'ssilAs's Tsmpersnca Grocer Store.
std a 'Tfs' saS1sa M k.'UrS. 81 prns
Eos,S 81, ns sod dying fer male, aud f.ms,es st
% "'IBr foEss SODA
MINHBAL wATERs.
ALWAYS tbs CoLDEsr AND BEsr.
auslc-r I4ss Penpglvaaia avenue.
rYOUNa MENs, GHRIsrIAs Asso0IA.
EVENING GLASSES ip Lstiu. Greek, English
Or .nmar, Phonosraphy, Mathematics, aud sacred
hHlT1h.ry, comn e. cir September IA.
Tree Reading. Room sad Circulating Library.
Dsiiy Prayer MEETINGS AZ 1.:i6, and .
Sabbath Evening Services at che Rooms at
WE WELCOME ALL .usI..r
ERIoElRTED SEWER s.tts Rsasst to
80 list sl3 7th street.
hSsOHEsOK's MANDRAKE PILLs-These
Wy pills are COMPOSED exclusively Of vegenabis
effects. The act directly upon the liver and are :
SoHglaIat, Biiios. psordsT.. fndissstiOnt. sof
he iSse use Of scheneSs Msnirsts fiiis. For sale
oy sill Druggists and Dsslers m1-tr
0STAIB PLATES" for Public Han, or Pri
- yste Houses. only fifteen Cents per pl,nd.
for sale 0pe TO, shaw oasE
To BUI LID EBs.
sesled Proposals are invited for constructing an
the 18th instait. Plans and Specifications osn be
seen at the ofice Of the architect, corner OF New
carpenter. work and material, brick WORK, platter
su2o'M H''ns A'' ' N.G. srARKwEArHER.
rI'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
6s; q SSssneS from the Court Of the
AUGUST MEIRERs, late Of Washington CITY, d.
s are 20 sshs ae me
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber,
on before the 18TH day OF August next: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit OF
the said estate. Given under hand, this 18Th day
Of Auzust. 1874.
sUs2e-th 81 JOHN II. MEIHERs, Executor.
Il ENTUCnY WHISKY, frsm woodfori
N county, Ky Several choice brands. WINES
for medical use, i'm ported, all in rint bottles.
G.. q. O0RHWELu SINS,
suI9 u l41s Pa. avenue. OPP WIZARDS q otel.
OREGON SAL MON.-we have Just received,
~ direct from Cylu nbla river, this SEASONS pack
g, and pound cans. An excellent article for
luDch.
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STEAMER LINES.

NOTICE.
The Steamer GEORGEAENA Iesves TN street
wharf every M0kBAY EVEEING,
a. 9 o'elocf, for LeonArdtown, f'ines Ess4tS
Point, harshsll's Point Lookout sDd
Baltimore. n. NIGHTINGALE
lyl6-tocl aCcnt
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POTOMAC RIvhR LANpIsss ioff

lOf Eol 1914
POTOMAC RIvER LANDINGS.
INCLUDISs
COLTON'S. BEACkISTONTS ISLAND, AND
LEONARDTOWN.
~ Ine sNnt end fayortte Iron Steamer PILOT BOY,
SaPtsin joseph White, leaves 9th
street W hsrf, every TUESDAY and Eas4fk
SATObDAf MORNING, for Land -r<.7zzxz'a11n
tnes en- Potomac, "a follews.
On TUESDAY, ON sATURnaY
NMs ~ CLOCK Tor leave 81 O'Clock for
0Unont, GlymOnt,
Sandy Point, SANDY Point
LNerpooI Point, Liverpool Point,
CGnitnsf oint, Smiths Point,
ShhtterIOna OhattertOn,
stewards harf, ttewaTts Wharf,
Tolson's Wharf, Tolsonls Wharf
msnhiAs Point, Matthias Point,
pillh Wharf, Mattos OreeE
mauor Creeki LougwoOd Wharf,
Longvood " hHrf, Dflfh Wharf,
Sotons wharf, OoltoRh Wharf.
Blsckiston's Island, Blackistonis Island.
rCuTfl man. LeOnsrdtOwn,
returning on Ne1bes- CurriOmsn.
day, making the above Returning on Sunday
LSnoihss. making above land ings.
tpply 10 Wm III BYBEe AGENT
gelo-u ote street Wharf,
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DRY GOODS.

NPRkCkDENIED REDUCTION,
Best make Paper Cambria double width, &c.
6hdtoecoggin aud Fruit Of the Loom Cotton, l4o
PTfnts, 61ac. and up.
hlegant Black Lyons Silk from 75c. to So IS "a
Lyons Grcs Grain at s 1 90. worth sal
BlSck Alpacss and N oh airs fro m 2sc m
Victoria lawns, l5c and up.
Al Linen Towels, 81 dnzen (3for asc } aud mp.
All Linen Hemmed Hokfs ,I2lko., worth 25c
Bsaptiiul silk Clicked Bslbriggsn Hose, only
hip Gore Corsets, 5)c.; reduced from 75c
elegant Paris Kids. &c. ,(2 button, Sl.1
PaIasOls and Sun Umbrellas, and ALL DRESS
GUpDS ut a grtot SdcrLfes, to close.
We offer none but first class goods, selected with
view TO hesuty ard durability. Those wishing TO
get the fullest value for their money should examine
our stock. This is eur final redu ction.
BRODHEAD & CO.,
auei5-sm 1905 n street, bet ween 18th and 18Th
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MEDICAL. &o.

TO TO obs. BRnTHEBs i GRAY AND BE
NJ cured before il Is too late This IL the oniT
place IN this city wnere sure and speedy cure can
1e ottsined Tor all Improper and evil habits s. ph
Estatlished at 906 3 street southwest since 1919
NO ebrSn0 pay. augIq 2w"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-20

nB. JANE WILSON,
~ AthOrougbIy experienced and scientific MID.
wife and Ladies' Physician.
Ladies attended 20 st their residence at any hour
night or day, or pie ant Rooms and the best Of at
tendance at the Doctors privets residence, ZIG q
street nOrthW est, between Is: and ID Sta marT-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-20

OREGON SALHON.-we have lust received,
W direct from CVlu nba river, this SEASONS pack
4. g. and pound cans. An excellent article for
lunch.
suIq- u l4ls Pa ayenua onp WiIard,s HotaI
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e. u \ A Is ID L NE.

NOTICE.
. th the view OF diminishing the chi nc 20 ~ COZ.
nsioE, the b semers Of this LINE take . spocife "a
course Tor all seasons of the yegr
On the outward passage from Oueeustowu 20 No.
forf OF boston, crossing Meridian Of 81 Al a. LAD
or nothing 70 the north Of g ~"
10 the homevsrd passage, crossing the "A eridt.,
oi5c st q lat, or nothing 90 thu north OF a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-07

which have appeared In some of the
WV l9fh papers, are wholly ground
lesH, Hal simply ceNilies invoices nc
corning 10 law for the purpose of pro-
lecllns tho revenue nom fraudulent
practices,
The troubles Of the Italian opera
nave been settled, aud lucca consents
to singuguin.
NEW lOHN, February Ga Herald
special from Berlin, says Archbishop
l.edropsN will be tried ON the llth
llslY on no other charge except re-
I''sal to pay his fines lie may vet be
released II the fines ARE paid. The
emperor has declined 10 intervene In
lhe case, Notwithstanding the great
influence brought to bear in the arch
bishops favor,
PHILADELPHIA, February 0.--'rhis
evening two ballot dancers, Miss lIoys
ana Miss Lee, attaches of Mortimer's
variety thcaler were badly burned.
The former was In the green room he
fore the curtain arose, and her dress
caught fire from the stove. She ran ON
the stage, and the flames from her
dress communicated TO that of Miss
Lee. Both were badly burned about
the bodies, although their injuries il
is believed, viii not prove fatal.
LONDON, February 6.-l'he fight was
general yesterday In the pottery dis
trict of Stail0rdshirc At llantry there
was Il desperate fight between two
mobs. one man was killed aud many
persons severely wounded, Amang
the injured ARE several special consta-
bles and policemen. At Tunstall the
authorities closed all the public houses.
The mob seized the ballot boxes, which
were recaptured 10y the police. SINH
lar scenes were enacted at L0ngton and
Burslem. The may0rof Wolverhamp-
ton and the magistrates of South Stat
f0rdshire telegraphed for military aid,
asking for the immediate dispatch of
all the available troops.
In Ireland the feeling is high be-
tween the clerical and national parties,
especially in Limerick county. A
fight occurred yesterday between the
supporters of the rival candidates in
Asketon, in which firearms were used
dhu thlVc iucil Sllot ucuu' NSnDUIN
and Shuttock We're elected at Brighton,
which was represented in the last Par
lament by fawcctt and White, adj
vanced Liberals. Fawcett yesterday
stood mt the bottom of the poll.
The polls in Manchester yesterday,
resulted in the election of two Conserv-
atves, and the reelection of Sir
Thomas Bailey, Liberal. Jacob Bright
stood AT the bottom Of the poll. The
Conservatives gained one seat and the
Liberals gained one seat at ckburn,
and the Conservatives hold their own
at Solferd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-07

We take This ocension 10 thanh our
friends for past iay0rs, and respect.
fully cni thcir attention 90 our I'm.
mcnsc sio0i1, which We ARE Just rccciy.
ing direct GOm the principal ninnu.
incturcTs OF the North and West, pur-
cInshing direct ir0m nrst hands for
cahh On the spot, nnd nNaillng our
selves Or eVcrS advantage by shippinp
in ear i0ady under special contract.
and by 0ur own labor almost freeing
ourselves from stOrr expenses, We are
confident Ia our ability 10 OGcr 10 on
friends and 10 the public generally IA
immense stock M better rates nm
more uniformly low figures ihnu In
ever before been offered In the interior
OF Texas.
- bnAis and Foundation of our
business, We guarantee every nrJicic 10
be ~ represented. or money refunded
az our expense Of transportation.
Our success In business depends en-
tirely upon establishing II wholesale
trade IN Northern Texas, mud we only
ASH II iWir ANA impartial trial, and "a
close comparison of uniform prices
With thoSc Of shreveport, Galveston,
and New Orleans with ireIghis addctI.
and Wr chccriuiiy abide by the deci-
siOu 81 tbc same.
DARLINGTON. MARsALIs q 60.
0mdtt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-07

THE DAILY HERALD Is published every
morning, eNcopl Monday, AZ go year, la
advance solorslN months q iorone month !
gents,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-07
The DAILY HERALD.

Ohice la Third story OF CLARK a HPy.
ans New building, Corner OF I.nmar
and Main streets, Husincss Oniuc-
Front Room Ia Second story,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-07
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD VIII be pub.
lshel every saturday morning. Subscrip.
tlon, 600 per nnnumi sl,5O for six months,
aylIvle In advance, No subscription taken
FOR a less period than six months,
Advertisements inserted ut the rate Of 81 10
per square for the first insertion, ana 10 conts
Tor each subsequent insertion.
Obituary notices, marriages. deaths, public
meetings, cards of thanks, etc., 10 be paid for
al half advertisement rates,
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J, W. swindells q Co., Publishers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17

and against whom that psper esnnot have
any political grudge. Nh . J6meful
piece Of persecution. and Ve hast 70 brand
i - Il desssves.s Why. o. queset invol-
unfairly ara eDU reading this nisehisv-
ops parsgtaghs "WAy dont NJ. Jening
d with tAe TIMES What - b expected to
Do with tt Tri0sssl" and tho answer can
oaly b found N the sasscstioa thasper.
haps the friends Of the Republican party
DESTROYS Of getting rid Of him. arc trying to
bring him under the ruins ole hiling entsr.
prise. II there be word Of truth in Al
this story-and We repeat that We doabt
1.-Two sincerely hope thas Ar. Jennings
win not allow himself TO b. deceived. He
Is in dangaD Of being entnpped. and a. .
friend We warn him Of his danger.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

The business Office of THE REPUBLICAN for
the present will continue at Tenth and D
streets, at which place all persons having busi-
ness relations with the paper will call. Due
notice viii be given Of the removal Of the
business department to the new REPUBLICAN
building, -.-.. .-..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17

pers Of lste date lhxs COPIES HAVE nr
CLlNED. and - We have purchased and received
new stock n this line since the decline II r,yes n.
orsae pleasure to offer our customer the s.m.
choice grades and vareties they have been GETTING
ora at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
J The reduction Il nom THREE 10 FIVE CENrs
pr pound. o. from SIX to TEN PER CENTUN.
THIS Is net worthy OF note, and We invite tho.e
tnserested 70 eau and zee for Themselves
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17
SPECIAL NoTICRsf

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= flo2ssE&3 IEssss! 81 i s ST, ~
81. ~ iss H. ss e TO - y
: ]
nissed. As s. s,Skys - -. Z
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ess: sssss q s: ss':s.iSS. s. 81: +
100 - ---.S =. -. Z. ~ u -
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mi ca e e
a :sis s l''siiHEk ..v. r.sA.cos, s.s..s..,.
sUFHE RHIRMDo AND WAL.
:ss.s s:: 8 E: srE:; s...
::;::. s. III: ~ %s &:
k BANK.-The dividend Of Is per cent. .
R.a 81 s.: &. 9, :ss | = "a
Rs.iss rsssR.; =. Z; n.e.,..
E:!IaIn.CIIl1A.sI;. , HoI!cE.ALL Pnn.
estIy 70 cettIe tker Seconnts ~ once Is
81 q: S sas:s sr n X
Rsrss naSine assoSns; asainst me will feIder biis
''' i's'n" p.snehJo JOSEPH I. SAVAGE 81
mhil.st los Penn. avenue and Tenth Street. :
EExEcgpT5 Ivg;, &f 1E e, r,,,,; 8 3,
= y s.s Waeare Ss S3I Tslsa ,ss
M0tss !; hereby s.gsn hat ne Ho.IS q APpss,s
3, x;..;spsnssssd Tsses. q dc vi .ias q ,Ss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17

II n srsANs1 that nearly all our laws arc
framed in the interest," OF capital to the preju-
dice Of labor. When The currency becomes re-
dundant wages arc the last thing to riss In
price, while their reduction b RAPID By the de-
crease In the purchasing power Of money. Tho
salaries Of Government employees arc no more
now than they were before the war, while Al
most everything they have to purchase has In
creased IN price from any to one hundred per
cent. II taxes are increased upon any Of the
necessaries Of Life the advance d At once put
on the stocks on hand and the consumer 10
bound to pay Il Q long time before Il affects the
merchant. Legislators would do well to bear
country which pays il taxes and chooses IT'S
rulers. zt = 30 :. 80 r-u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17

TEE detective of the New York Tribune, In
charging that Senator Stewart was interested
with Hallett Kflbourn in real estate transac-
tons, is at fault. Senator Stewart never had
. transaction in real estate or anything else
with Mr.. Kilbouru.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17

The meeting of the colored citizens of this
city last evening in memory of the late Charles
Sumner was large and enthusiastic one. In
other columns VIC present an extended report
Of the proceedings.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17

THE remarks of Mr.. Grubb, of Philadelphia,
before the. Committee on Banking and Cur
rency, yesterday, and covering a plan for q
national bank similar to the old United States
Bank in many respects, Is unavoidatly crowded
out Of the present issue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17

TIE Richmond Enquirer loses its temper
and abuses THs NATIONAL REPUBLICAN be-
canse an agent OF the Southern Associated
Press considered one Of our editorials Of sum-
Gent importance to portion of the Southern
people to be furnished BY telegraph. But II
offers much greater insult to Its own readers
by the insinuation that they have not that de-
gree Of discretion, intelligence and judgment
to be intrusted with our editorials Is reading
matter. The Enqseirsr Is In the habit Of wet
nursing its readers. It carefully tastes and
tests all its pabulum before offering it to them
for consumption.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17
PICTURE FRAMES.

Solid Oral Engraved and GIT, and sll Gilt, and
plain Oval Walnut ana Gnt Frames, from card to
portrait size, with full tue Of SIX Velvet and
Gilt and other styles Of Frames OF the latest de-
signs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17
PAPERHANGINGS.

Gold Paper - low IS q cents: Enslszed Papers
as low As l0cents: Satin Papers as 10y cts Gilt
PAPERS as low As 70 cts; remnants Of Gilt and
Common Papers at cost. The largest aid choicest
selectlon Of the above goods In the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSElS,

-tsrs MANS aLi Kings; Go.i-piate.,, siiyerr,i and
Win ce.tre Picture Cord, very durable aud suis-
rior article. --.-- III
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17

- AL FSSSoHs M 2
: E.oy siE fssss.ss s ST
~ n6Axt 3 81 - ~ q e s:ssse -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19
Witchery of Manner.

Almost every man can recall scores OF
cases within his knowledge where pleas
ant manners have made the fortune of
lawyers, doctors, divines, merchants.
and, In short, men in every walk of life.
Raleigh. as we have already remarked.
flung down his lace coat i'm the mud for
Elizabeth 10 walk on. and got for his re-
ward proud Queens favor. The poll
tician who has this advantage easily dis
tances all the rival candidates, for every
voter he speaks with becomes instantly
his friend. The very tones in which he
asks for pinch of snuff are often more
potent than the logic OF a Webster or 4
Clay. Polished manners have often
made scoundrels successful, while the
best of men, by their hardness and cold
ness, have done themselves incalculablc
injury-the she'll being so rough that the
world could not believe that there was
a precious kernel within it. Civility is
TO man what beauty is to woman. Ii
creates an instantaneous impression in
his behalf, while the opposite quality ex-
ercises as quick prejudice against him.
1t is real ornament-the most beauti-
fnl dress men or woman can wear
and worth more as a means of winning
favor than the finest clothes and Jewels
ever worn. The gruffest man loves to
be appreciated and it is oftener the
sweet smile Of a woman, which we think
intended for us alone, than pair of
June-like eyes, or Z" lips that seem on
roses fed, that bewitches our heart. and
laws us low at the feet OF her whom we
afterward marry. Exchange.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19
Too Inauisitiye.

Here's your nice roast chicken" cried
an aged colored man as the ears stopped
AT North Carolina railway station.
" Here's your nice roast chick'u taters,
all nice and hot" holding up his plate
and walking the platform.
Where did you get that chicken, un-
Gle ~ asked a passenger
Uncle looked at the intruder sharply,
and then turned away, crying:
:" Here's your nice roast chick'n gem
trm'n, all hot, needn't 90 in dc house
for dat
Where did you get that chicken 2"
repeated the inquisitive passenger.
Look-a-ycr,v says uncle. speaking
privately. lis you from de Norf?,
YES
as you friend Oh de culled man Y
I" hope am"
Den don't YOU neber ask me whar
got dat chick'n agin. Here's yer nice
roast chick'n, all hot"
The train started.