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The New York herald., 1874-09-13
FROM Mr.. D. B. IYISON.

FROM Mr.. d. b. IvISON,
firm of Iyison. Brakeman Taylor Co, 1873 and l40
Grand street, New York.
DR. Lighthis treatment of my wife some years since
resulted in the complete and permanent cure OF dis
charge from the ears which had troubled her from
childhood, and which others had tried IN vain TO re-
move ID. B. IVISON.
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GAPS ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, sUsPENSORY
BANDAGES SHOULDER BkACEs ana CkUTCHES.
fenda
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Specfalty-Ebony aud Marqueterie In~
laid parlor Cabinets Tables Ease Music stands Sew
ing Tables Jardiniers. Pedestas &c. at HhRTs CO.'S
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Executive Once OF
THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
and
FRANKLIN TELEGRAPH COMPANILa.
FRANKLIN TELEGRAPH

No. 1913 BROADWAY /
NEW YoRK, Sept II, 1874. )
A CARD.
RUMORED SALE OF RIVAL TELEGRAPH LINES TO
THE WESTERN UNION.
The stockholders of the Atlantic and Pacific ana
Franklin Telegraph Companies and the public generay
respectfully informed that paragraph with tho
above heading which appeared in the New York Tribune
and other city Journals the 10th inst entirely with
out foundation. The Atlantic and Pacific telegraph
Company, to which allusion is particularly made Is we'll
known the public TO be popular, growing and pros
Porous enterprise. owning the majority OF the Franklin
Telegraph Company stock, and continually extendnag
its lines which paid for ont of Its earnings. Tho
company is, moreover entirely free from debt ana
therefore independent in its action, and at no time ia
its history have its prospects been so haterng As a
present.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
- ALFRED NILSSON SecretarY.
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The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills are
cathatic and particularly valuable for the
ton and of Fevers In general Bilious and Liver
Complaints Headache Dyspepsia Costiyeness and other
chronic diseases. GRAEFENBEkd COMPANY,
Reade street.
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Belfast Ireand arc the Iargest hOIders OF VIII skcy
the world Their OLD IRISH W4lSkEY is RECON-
mended by the medical profession In pree renee To-
French brandy, Supplied in cases or casks United
States branch, "a Broad street New York.
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Browns Vermffugo Commits, or Worm
LOZENGkS give HE best posshte effect Children hay
ing worms require immediate attention 25c u box
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FROM HIS HONOR JUDGE B. II. BIxBY,

Cheerful ly bear testimony DR.. ghthills skill in
the treatment of Caarrh from the success he has had
IN nv own case after some the most celebrated phy
sicians iaed and recommend him 70 the confidence
the public. ID. IL. DiAbi.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye is Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years sold and properly
applied al BklCuELJR'S Wig Factory. l6 Bond ST. n r.
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Keep Your Bird in Health and Song
by using SINGERS PATENT GRAVEL PAPER FOr
sale by all druggists and bird and cage dealers
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A.-Furniture. Bargafns.
see KELLY a CO.'S advertisement.

Ain the Elastic Truss, $50 Brondwny,
10 union OF effectiveness in curing Rupture and
remarkable ard comfort during ne PROCESS Oh cure
richly deserving most careful examination,
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Denis Donovan, Formerly at DclmoR-
icOs gives table dhote Dinner at his restaurant No. >
East Twelfth street. for 81 50, wine included.
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Tho GraefenbeI

The Old and Most Reliable Family
medicine as o curative, Is HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM.
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A.-Hinds' schnapps For Sale by All
respectable druggists and grocers. JOhN HlNDs.
Importer Of ines, 255 Eighth avenue
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,nsin IudigestiOn.
Vomiting

Food, Heartburn Waterbrash. Constipation and Bill
housness invariably cured by DR.. SHARP's sPECIPiOi
warranted Retail, sTRINGER, 335 Fourth avenue cor
Twentv-ffth street Wholesale agent CklTpBks
TON, No. sixth avenue.
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Invitations,


styles low prices Foreign Note Papers Cress Mono
grams Orders of Dancing Engraving and Printing, &c.
JAMES EVERDELI. 302 Broad way. Established lSiO
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A. Family Liniment s'The House,
HOLD PANACEAuis invaluable. Immediate relief toll
lows its use in all OF pain in the stomach bowels
or side rheumatism, colo, colds sprains and bruises
nal and OK ter Al
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A IMPORTANT NATTER
G. W. CARLETON Co take pleasure in announcing
that they publish in q few days 80.
JOSH BILLINGS ALMINAx-l65.
The enormous advance demand for this famous comic
almanac, and the immense sale all over the country.
render Its appearance Of the events OF the publish
Il is as funny this ever, and the comic illus
tratlOns dro enough to drive the blues from
who has lost his mOther-in-awQo
DICKENS wORKs-COMPLETE.
The twentieth and last volume of ''Caretons New
Illustrated Edition" Of Charles Dickens Works 10.
ready, and the whole set Is now complete, IN twenty
fully printed illustrated and bound in CLOTH sPrice.
70 per Sold separately in SETS The best
and the most popular edition in the market
NB-The last volume contains what no other edition
the world possesses te an ALPHABETICAL List OF tho
the particular volume In this edition.
MAYNE REID'S WORKS
beautiful new edition of these famous books, iusa
MRS HOLMES NEW NOVEL
WEST LAwN-So great Is the demand for this splendid
new novel by Mrs Mary j. Holmes, that the publishers
another large edition can Be prepared. Due notice viii
be given OF its appearance
OTHER NEW BOOKS.
Fatal Passon-An exciting new love story 81 ~
Tcsted-A new novel by author "Stoen waters.. Is
Charming widow-By the author of Patty" ..... -
New Nonsense Rhymcs-By Beckett and gush %.
G. W. CARLETON L Co, Publishers
Madison square, New YORK.
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NO. 2l2 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK.

Dr. LIGHTHILL can be daily consulted from to
SUNDAYS from 10 To l2) at his office,
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N-Dyeing and Cleaning Well

Absolute Perfection, as . Denttfr1ce, e, Ii
TEURSTON's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
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DEAD THE

READ THE
ARCADLAN
Price 10 Cents.
The wittiest ard most amusing periodical Of the CAV
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DEATH OF MR.. BOUCICAULr
THE WAKE
Full and authentic account OF the ccreMony.
THE CORPSE SPEAKS.
Mr.. Bouccsult plays hoax on his friends
THE ARCADIAN also contains revicws o., resSns
boo ks bright aud interesting correspondence To" r
adelphia, London and Paris
70 n. had At the news stands or at the OMEGA = Ma
sau street. New York
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will pay. Strangers and others should examine goods
ed or dyed nc T. LORDS and be CONVINCED OF tho
SUPER Urity Of his method Oces-Ill Eig hth avenue.
$50 Bro stway Bieecker street. and sou broxuwA
corner Il seventeenth street
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Families Returning from the Country.
il you wish good BOOTS and SHOES patronze MILLLK
CO., No. 3 Union square.
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The ssBeebe Range.''
The shades OF Night were Falling F.,

Prices reduced56) for the largest family size, put up.
Orders for repairs received by mail
JAMES 4 KIRTLAND. Nos. 8, 10 and Y Reade street.
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DunvElle d Co., the Irish DistNleries.

Cancer Cured Without the Fnifc,
pain. Diseases females speciality. BY Proi j., n
COMINs NJ. d. l43 East Twenty sixth street.
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Can only be had at l6f Broadway and at the Webster
Manutac turi ing Company, IA Maiden lane.
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Average temperature yesterday ............. 70T
last YEAR e7x
Average temperature Tor the week ............ 73S
week last wear ,,,..,......,........ o. Ii
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digestion; WATER OF LIFE cures permanently Cou
sumption; WATER OF LIFE cures permanently Sick
Headache; WATER OF LIFE cures permanently Palpi-
ation OF the Heart WATER OF LIF cures rmanently
lie Leucorrhea; WATER OF LIFE cures permanently any
case of Nervous Debility, matter how long standing
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SnHUeB ~
As through the ctys streets three passed
A lovely maid-her check was bright
Her breath was sweet her teeth were white,
And in her hand, was her won't
She bore aloft her SOZODONT.
Smyrna times., 1874-01-14
TESTIMONIALS.

From the Proprietor Of the Clayton House, Whining
ton, Del.
WILMINGTON, DEL, June %, 1873.
A. Z. WoRDEN, Es1.-Dear Sir Having used one
OF your Ladies' Friend" Washing Machines for sew
eral months find it to be great Labor Saver. and
gives entire satisfaction in every respect and would
cheeruly recommend the Machine 10 sll parties do.
string to purchase. Very Respectfully.
II. w. SAWYER.
Smyrna times., 1874-01-14
Maryland s. Delaware r. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

All Freishs must be at the various stations a: least Thirty
Minutes before starting of Trains otherwise they will lay
twenty four hOurH.
Oct. nth. 1875. J. L. CALDWELL. Superb tpndant.
Smyrna times., 1874-01-14

The Mixed Train will be subisct delays incident
Freight Business and will stop only Stations where time
given.
CASTLE Trains-Leave New Castle Wilmington
Philadelphia at 740 A. NJ. and 695 P. NJ. Leave Whining
ton I.25 and $50 p. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-AdditOnal to those above
leave Smyrna Clayton $780, A. M and p M Leave
Clayton Smyrna A. NJ, and 235, p NJ to mako
nectOn with trains to and from Dover and Stations South
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend with the Kent County and Queen Annes
Railroads At ,lay ton. with Md. Del r. X. At HaE
ringtOn with j. d b. r. R. At Sesord with D. Il D. r.
At Demar with T. s. K. r. and WycOmco Pocomoks R. e.
II. Z. KENNEY. Sunerintendant.
Smyrna times., 1874-01-14
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
C0MSU M PTI0 N
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds %
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cieanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED BS
BETH W. F0wLE & SONS, Boston, Gass~
And sold BY DruSgists and Dealers generally.
Smyrna times., 1874-01-14
THE
LADY'S FRIEND
Washing M achine!

This Machine, in price. suits The times; il has in
its comb inaIiOn. The PERFECTION OF all other ma,
CHIMES OF its order by means OF The Patent Pendu-
lam AitaChmeHI the operator hes great ease IN the
pressure against the clothing that delicate poadn
~ a small child can operate with il successfully.
Read The following certificates order the machine.
give It trial in accordance with the accom- panyIng
directions for three months. and if satisfaction 10 rot
gIvsn will return the money, less transportation,
on the return OF the machine in good order. Remem.
Der the PRICE, Sl3. al the Factory,
TESTIMONIAL
From Pastor Of NJ. E Church, Smyrna, Del
Ma. A. Z. WORDEH-Dear SIR :-lt gives me great
pleasure to recommend The Ladies Friend" Wash.
ing Machine. have been using one In my family
since The LIST of October. 1874. prefer II to any
other have tried IL Is thorough washer, a
quick washer, an economical washer, and altogether
ihe cheapest washer for Large family, that have
ever known. IT neIIher rubs nor tears The clothes
TO pieces does it give PAIN TO the back. arm or
side Of the operator II is largely used by the Iami.
lies in this community. and every one who follows
the printed directions accompanying the Machine, is
delighted with the results. You and your agents
ought push the sale oil the Machine with vigor. Tor
you will be doing good 10 many households by help.
ing them in the tIresOme labor Of the wRsh-day.
Yours truly. G. A. PHGBUS,
Pastor NJ. E Church. smyrna Del.
AsbuFy NJ. e, Parsonage, Feb 7Ih, 1873.
Smyrna times., 1874-01-14

From James Riddle, the DelIknODn cotton faetOr of
Wilmington, Del.
BRANDYwINE COTrON MILLS August IL. 1873
Ma A. E. WORDEN-Dedr Sir;-Your Machine
gives entire satisfaction, and the ladies Of my house
are very much pleased with it. We have had other
Washing Machines, but yours seems 10 answer the
purpose better than any we had previously tried. In
closet. please find check for $500 in payment.
which please scknow ledge and oblige.
Yours truly JAMES RIDDLE.
Smyrna times., 1874-01-14
From the Presiding Elder of Easton District, M.

From the Presiding Elder Of Edst0n District, nd.
E. Church, Smyrna, Del.
SMYRNA July 7th, 1879.
Ma A. E. WoRDEN-DeGr Strive have used
your Washing Machine, tcaed THE Ladies' Frend"l
in nv family for some time past. now take pleasure
in certifying that it has given satisfaction. Ii does
work we'll saves time, labor and clothing. and at
this day when house Labor is so difficult TO command.
this Machine is what It purpois 10 be. The Ladies'
Friend" " with the assistance Of a small boy) does
the drudgery in this department. of housekeeping.
Yours truly. JOHN HOUGH.
A. Il. WORDEN, Manufaeturer,
Sept 25-lY. SMYRNA. DEL.
Smyrna times., 1874-01-14
Delaware Railroad Line.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On and after

On and after
MONDAY, OCT. 9oth. 1874.
(Sundays sxesptsd.I trains will ran
!, as follows.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-04-08


The flashes Of excitement produced by the stimu-
iants in ordinary use, followed by reaction
that Is always more or less injurious. Just the
darkness, illuminated for moment BY the hghtn-
ing's glare, becomes apparently blaeker than ever
after the flash is over, so the mental gloom and
physical debility that vanish temporarily under the
influence of dram, return with ten old inten-
sity when the first transient effect ceases. Yet
physicians habituAlly prescribe the liquors Of
merce for patients suffering from bodily weakness
and mental dependency The true remedy In
such cases is a pure stimulAnt metfcated with the
finest tonics and alternatives which the vegetable
kingdom affords, and Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
is the only preparation at present known which
thoroughly meets the emergency. The effect Of
this popular restorative is continuous. Each dose
taken invgorates the vital energies and the brain.
and it's prolonged use will unquestionaby cure any
case of debility, hypochondria, mental torpidity
that does not arise from organic causes beyond the
reach of medicine. 1t is in the strictest OF
the word, an invigorating and regulating cordial.
If the nerves "a emulous and relaxed, H braces
them; il the bowels congtipated it relieves them
If the liver in torpid il promotes activity in that
gan; il the mind il gloomy, it clears away the
clouds if the appetite is poor and digestion slow
and painful operation, ii creates relish for food
and enables the stomach to convert il into heahful
ahment Moreover, Ii is a specific for large num-
Der of ailments, some of which PARTICULARS
prevalent in the damp and chilly weather which we
so often experience in mid winter. Among these
may be mentioned rheumatism chills and fever and
all the morbid condi ions Of the digestive and
cretive organs superinduced by sudden changes Of
temperature and the incleInencies of the season.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-04-08

SEMPER FELIX 1T will be glo-
rious thing for posterity, as we'll as
for the perpetuation Of its own fame,
if the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad does initiate the
generous hearted Peabody in encour-
aging and sustaining our common
schools by repIenishing from its own
treasury the scant and denlated Com
mon School Fand! We :re salts,
fed that such JenefactiOn is under
its serious consideration.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-04-08


TIE OUTLoOK.-It is wonderful
how cheerful and busy our people
are. Despite the money stringency,
the farmers are working cheerfulIy
and hopefully. Wheat promises well.
More clover and seeds have been
sown this spring than usual. Fen
ces are undergoing repair; people
are painting their houses and white
washing their fences in many places
in the country. Take it altogether
there is more hopeful, well-applied
industry and less repining at hard
times than since the war. Industry,
patience and endurance will, in
few years, make East Tennessee the
garden spot of the continent. There
is room for all the people here who
are willing to work, and for thOus-
ands of those who are suffering from
the cold pinching winters of the
North. We have but little sympa-
thy with that restless Unsuitable de-
sire to get rich which induces so
many Of our people to sell out and
go West. Let us stick to our homes,
and make them happy and prosper
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-04-08

THE GRANGE OUTLooK.-The first
number of Mr.. Charlton's new paper,
with this name. has been received.
It is a handsome quartz sheet, print
ed upon new material, and makes a
most acceptable appearance. This
number, however, is hardly fair
specimen of what it will be- as it
has been so hurriedly gotten out.
The salutatory is in the excellent
style and manner of Mr.. Charlton
bold and comprehensive. We make
a short extract: For a number Of
years we have been impressed with
the belief that a journaL stripped of
partisan tendencies, either in poll
tics or religion, and chiefly conse-
Grated to the work of fostering the
material interests of the country,
might accomplish a vast amount of
good. We are Of that opinion still.
OF course, we have no quarrel with
those journals that deem it wise to
encourage the growth Of partisan po-
litical sentiments and to nurse dis
tinctive ideas in religious matters.
Perhaps they may be right in adopt
ing this course, but, at the same
time, we don't propose to do any
such thing. Our mission is alto
gether a different one While, there
fore, other papers shall find a suffi-
cient excuse for their course in shap-
ing and giving form to partisan
ideas in politics and religion, we
shall strive to inculcate the broader
sentiments of unity and concert of
action among all classes. We are
firm in the conviction that univer-
sal charity and a commanding toler-
ton and 1ornearance should have a
wide berth and that such exalted
virtues should be practiced by every
one. We adopt the notices recently
enunciated by the National Grange
at St. Louis United by the strong
and faithful tie of agriculture, we
mutually resolve to labor for the
good Of our Order. our country and
mankind. In essentials, unity; in
non-essentials, liberty in all things,
charity"
We wish the Outlook the fullest
success. and have no doubt but that
it's conductors will realize their most
sanguine expectations. Messrs.
Barnes, Simmords & Co., are the
publishers. Price, 81 year.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-04-08

The END OF AN OLD SUIT.-The
old suit instituted by w. G. Brown
low and others against Lyons and
Ramsey, Trustees of the Bank. Of
East Tennessee, which has been
hanging for years in Chancery at
Knoxville, was decided last We'd
nesday. by Special Chancellor Alfred
Caldwell, Esq. 1t came up upon
exceptions fled by the defendants
to the report of James Comfort, Esq.
Special Commissioner. showing that
the unliquidatcd indebtness of the
Bank of East Tennessee was some
thing like 100000, in amount !;
while the assets for distribution, run
up total Of about 100000. which
would make pro rata Of 335 cent.
Chancellor Caldwell decided that
$4,000, or more, Of the issues of
the bank, were illegally and improp-
erly filed, and the holders of these
bills were therefore precluded from
sharing in the distribution of trust
fund. The issues thus thrown out
are owned by a large number of per-
sons, the average deposits ranging
from SIS to $500. Senator Brown
low is the reported holder of some
thing like $4,000 Of The issue thus
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-04-08

GENTs-Please to send me 3doz.
of your Symphyx. The demand for
it here is constantly increasing, and
every one who has tried it, without
a single exception, pronounces il
the best remedy for coughs and lung
diseases generally they have ever
tried. Please send also 8 doz
Harris Blood and Liver Pills.
Yours truly.
j. b. COCHRANE.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-04-08
VIZ. H. Ln1ARD, Clerk.

CASH AND BARTER.-It fs our
tsaed and unalterable determination
to sell goods only for Cash or Pro-
dnce in hand. BY adherins to this
rule, we CAN and WILL sell goods at
lower figures than the people have
been accustomed to pay. We mean
no disrespect to any one by refusing
to sell them goods on credit, and
no reasonable man will take offense
at our doing so. Try US on the PAY
Down system, and save money.
L. P. & G. E. SPECK.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-04-08

GRAND OPENING.-We are reques-
ted to announce that Mrs. A. L.
Flynn will have her spring and sum
1ner styles of lady's hats and bon
nets open for exhibition tomorrow,
Thursday. The ladies are particu-
HarIy invited to examine her stock.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-04-08
WHAT DO Your CHILDREN READ

WHAT DO Your CHILDREN READ?
"A teacher OF a number of years
experience is responsible for the fol-
lowing thought: Boys and girls
who habitually read the ordinary
works of fiction of the present day,
such as dime novels, serials and
stories in newspapers and magazines,
never make thorough progress in
their studies. A large number of
students who were in the habit of
reading merely as past time while
in school have been followed by OBJ
servation and inquiry after leaving
school, and not one has become EMU
,lent in his vocation or profession.
While, on the other hand, the earnest,
laborious students, who delighted in
solid requirements, who mastered
al the ninutiae Of their text books,
have in every instance outstripped
their classmates who sought recrea-
ton in the light literature of the day.
Next to the evils flowing from the
wine cup, is the evil done by the
cheap, emotional reading of our sons
and daughters. The family library,
the school library, the family news
paper and the Sunday School library
should all be carefully guarded by
parents, teachers and Christians.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-04-08

VERY HANDSOME. Our friend, d.
P. Rowe, has had a very handsome
sign, for his new business house,
painted and erected. Next to an at
tractive card in a newspaper is a
handsome business sign.