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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
r. F. KunkeIs Bitter Wine of IRON,

Gives tone to the stomach, improves the appetite
and assists digestion excites the bowels to hSathy
action, expelling all the foul hnmors that contami-
nate the blood, corrupt the secretons and Offend
the breath 1t excites the liyeI to healthy achon
and strengthens the nerves, impartng that glow TO
life that proceeds alone from perfect health
Thousands all walks of life tes ify TO the virtues
of this excellent medicine in correcting tine dera pe
inent of the digestive oreaas. Get the genuine.
Sold only in 81 bottles. ASK for E. f. KuSKEI.s s
BITTER WINE OF IRON, and take no other.
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. DYsPPslA.
Z. F. KuNKsLs BITTER WINE OF IsoS, a sure
cure for this disease. 1t has been prescribed daily
for many years in the practice of eminent physic-
ians with unparalleled success. symptoms are loss
ofappetite, wind and rising OF food, dryness in
mouth, headache, dizziness. see pie ssness and low
spirits Get tile genuine. Not sod in balk, only 81
bottles.
Doyou want something to strengthen you,or good
appetite! Do you wan. to get rid of nervousness :
DO you want energy, sleep well, or be cured of dys
pepsla. kidney or liver disease Try b. r. kun
EELs BITTER WINE OF Iron. Every bottle guar
anteed TO do as recommended. Sold only In 81 bot
ties Depot and office, 251 North Ninth St. rhiia-
dephia Pa. Get The genuine sold all hug
gists. ASK for Z. +. hunkel's, and take no etner.
TAPE WORM
Removed alive with head complete, in from two
TO three hours. NO fee till removed, by E. +. hla-
kel 25e North Ninth ST. Philadelphia Seat Pin and
stomach Worms also removed Call and see AL
vice free, or send for circular. ASK ycur dr1ggs;
for kUfKEL's WORN SYRUP. Price. 81 per uottie
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
LOCAL Hrevittes,

sun set at $50.
Noon sets at Ias.
Dubel that halter
| A ground -hog-a sausage.
Some new houses are talked OF.
singu ar--to see a garden walk.
And now we are having August.
sun rise tomorrow morning at $50.
Secretaries and book cases at Adairs.
Always operating for rlse-Emetics,
David Lemon sdvertses for useful boy.
What men going down hill want-Chects.
Fullmer's dinners are nice at 506 Market street.
Prof Beeker's schools OF mu ic open next Mon
day.
The cheapest h5acintas tulips, etc, at Tatnall
Cos
Tony Pastors Troupe at the opera House, next
Monday evening
The wet weather Is ended Complaints Of drought
VIII soon be in order,
The Citizens aad Germania, No. Loan Associa
tons meet this evening.
The Q IA durability, cheapne ss and style 10 Webb )
hats al So4 Market street.
Awei-kept slde-yard is that Of W. II. Churchman
al 1atna street aud Delaware avenue.
tiouert is quite reasonable in hts charges for ta-
| ortrg, and Loes nice work at l3 3. sih street.
The cheapest store in the ety is Dnushoe's shoe
| establishment, 1t 3oI Market street. Try him.
| We are told that Harnan has the largest stock Of
furniture 10 be found In Delaware, at 40 hi1g ST
Ii lopss bad to see the shops OF f. a. Bets lille.
| Bat there must be demand for thtlr WORK, pres
| entlg.
John +, Lewis. of Newa5k has lost al e, dorsed
rromssory note, ana cautions persons agai4st ne
goiilting It.
/ Oh cane seats faeen ont and replaced with Card
neis pattnt, ty the Enterprise Manufacturing Co.,
/ g2U Market street.
Agents wanted for the D delaware branch OF tte
| Uniou Mu'nal Life Insurance Gu. see lhe aver
| ti5emen OF pr. D. a. Dodge.
Did you attend deNormaniles great sale Of ehlpa,
glass and qneensWare, at sn2 Market street, yesttF-
| dag : Il uot, attend next saturday.
| The new dre bell, in the c y Hsu cupols, has a
fine tone. II was cast hs the iehrited nel-found-
ers AZ Troy, y. v, whore the greater plrt o! thal
| ~ sness is dpIe.
rhe regular monthly meeting OF teachers snd
Others ln'er, ste in West street Friends Firs-Day
school wu he held at al5 West street on Tomorrow,
| lbth NAr.l eve 10Y n /. Q ue.Oeh.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

Ev-Munhe,r Paul Dietrich, Of Milwaukee, feeling
his earthly tabernacle stored with troubles to be
expelled decided, after full enquiry and nytstiga-
tion to employ Ayers Pills. in his haste 20 purify
his 3utch stomach, he mistook the directions, q to
course. an ap-pau-ng internal rebellion. bui Paul
went through the fight like hero, and came of
victor at last, with renovated system which he
proudly exhibits as proof OF the wisdom of his
choice He advises every body to take Doc,. ayers 5
Pills. but kindly advises his friends v ho are ainb-
ti1us of following his example, to pe sure an take
der right bo!ion. .n-HinnesotI Ieeyaph.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
3pardin9.

BOARDING For TENTLEMEN Az
I'D apF20.tt si2 KING STREET.
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BIS AC-
n UONNiODATE with board at
aug2a-lt 422 MARKET STREET
p0ARDi DiNG.-PLFASANT ROOM S
A with board; also table b0ardcr9 wanted Ap-
ply at sug+-'m' G.S KING STREET.
BOARDING FOR GEaI LEMEN AND
L lad.es, pleasant rooms Also, table boarders
can he accommodated at
nnt9-tf NO 1nt MARKET SrREEr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

~ Nervous Debiliy.--A depressed, irritable state
OF mind; weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused head, weak mem
ory. The consequence Of excesses, or mental over
work This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
/ Humphreys Homeopathic Specific, No. %. II
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
despondency, and rejuvenates the entire system. II
Is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
s5 for package of i've boxes and large 81 vial OF
powder, which ia important in old, serious cases I;
or 81 per single box Sold by all druggists or sent
by mail on receipt OF price. Address Humphreys
SPECIFIC Homeopathic Medicine Co., NO. 562 Broad
way, NJ. z, feb25,dAw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

Az IMPRISONED TBAMp.-In one Of tue peach
trains which came up the Delaware Il. Il Yes.
terday afterno6n WAS e tramp who was amusing
himself III peering through the iron gratings Of
one of the car doors. At one Of the stations down
the road he had secreted himself in the car when
it was only partly loaded, and after the train was
put in motion he crawled out Of his hiding place
and enjoyed himself in the vacant space III the
centre Of the car, On the arrival Of tho tram in
this city special officer LeRg opened the door and
let the tramp ont He said lie wac in the employ
the car was consigned aud that having laid down
in the car after unloading it lie went to sleep and
did not awaken until after he had been carried
down into the peach region. Then he remained
by the car, and was " beating" his way back,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

M1RE PEARS 4Np FEwEH IEAcgl.-.-1 Many
peach growers IN Delaware are good deal l--
heartened at the low prices q wi.cl their cr0I
OF peaches is se.l.ug and are about ready 70 cJi-
cude that - peaehe, are eoMewlat oyerdone,
in this section. A g3od crop can he raised ouiy
about once III three Year, and when the large
crop does come tie market is gIHtted from tae
beginning to the end Of the season alil the prices
realized do NOT, III many csets, pay freight
and commissions, and ~ We write q quarter Of
million baskets are rOtuug III tic orchards be-
cause it viii not pay to send them to market
Now why do not our growers root out some Of
their peach trees ana plant peare? This fruit
Will certainly thrive in Delaware soil and yield
large returns TO the growers and the market can
| be so extended that "glut' would he unknown .
| The change at least is worth trial.
| Ia planting out pear trees 1t l. Of tie first
| importance to get young, heulthy and we'll
cared for trees snd these, sometimes, are hard
| TO find. In this connection il affords u-
| pleasure to call attention to the "Nlaggra Ntf-
| series Of i. Moody y Som, established ut
| Lockrort, \. y, sc Years ago.
| This firm has always made the growing Of
| standard pear trees specially aud haze made
| plantings i'll one spring Of more than y million.
| Until within four or five years ago trey probably
| grew as many pear stocks az all rhe growers ii
| America combined and have planted more than
| half ton Of pear seada st time. Their nurse
| ry now covers 20 acres and they also have a
nursery of 100 acres ut Niles, Michigan, Thc
| land upon which their nursery is located il
thoroughly undef-dramed there being - miles
| of drain pipes.
They have sold many trees III Delaware tc
| such men as j.. w. Lockwood, Of MidlletoNn
| H. Ii. Cummins, of Smyrna, J w. Emerson OF
| Morton and Rev s. X. SeoAeld, aud to the-o
| gentlemen they refer. The Metsrs. Moody in
| they never hal black hearted arpl5 tree i'll
| their nursery
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
gust and found.

r OST-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS LOST
IL a note drawn by John Il. Lewis and Evan w.
Le Wis to order Of WIN Dean. at 90 days from Sept.
1st. 1916, and endorsed hy w. Dean, payable al the
National Bank of Newark. Ali persons are caution
against negotiating said note, az PAYMENT has been
stopped. JOHN f. LEWIS.
NkwARK, Eel, September 2-iw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
CITY FoliIies.

THE EIGHTH WARD REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS =
COMPLETION or TIE NoaIINAIIoNs--o ro-
LITICAL NOTES.
The Republicans OF the Eighth Ward held 3
spirited nomination, last evening, at which G..
b. Underwood, the present member of Coun-
ell, was renominsted, he receiving Ill votes
and George L. Rec 81 votes Alexander NJ.
Bennett was nominated for Inspector, and VIII
liam B. Binnix for Assistant Inspector.
A large meeting Of the Democrats OF the
Tenth Ward was held last evening al the Wecca-
coe engine house, to take action in reference to
the nominations in that Ward. A pressure was
brought to induce Thomas Ford to withdraw III,
the Democratic nominee for couucil. but thai
gentleman's friends strongly objected, and inti-
mated pretty plainly that if he wac compelled TO
withdraw, thar Philip Pluukett, theRe pubcan
nominee would be their mex. choice. After Il
considerable time spent in ysporing ever the af-
fair it was thought proper by msjOrity OF those
present to let Mr. Ford alone, and resolution was
passed endorsing him. William G. Whiteey, be-
ing present, made polite and soothing address
calculated to pour the oil Of healing on the waters
Of the Tenth, and restore political peace to Its
ruffled bosom
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

rK-To Cure Cough, to relieve all irritaiions OF
the throat TO prevent horseness, to restore perfect
soundness and health to the most delicate oryanl-
zation of the human frame-the Lungs-use Hfsfdr
Bdisdm of Viii Cherry. so cts. end 81 bottle large
bottles much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
CITY ITEM s.

Re- 4 10 Cent Segar for Cenfs.-Genuine Havana
Separ Concha siza. 8 cts., large ones for quar-
ter; Iorlllard's Rebecca and Musselmans eht ami
ark navy. Bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
Republican Nomiuaii n..

.udyo,-IosnuA $. VALENTINE.
Pres't Of Cottncl-M. L. LIcHrENsTEIS.
Titasurer-FRAScIs VINCENT.
Citg Couneti Edward 7. Bcllal, lst Ward.
Chas. L. SPARKS, 2nd Ward.
Jacob Bacbus, Sid Ward
Inos I. Moreland. 4il Ward.
DR.. Obel Bailey. 9th Ward
los. L. Adams, Gth Ward,
John Jones, 75h Ward,
G. b. Underwood, 9Th Ward.
Christian Febiger, 9th Ward.
Phillip plunkett, i0th Ward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
aoeieslezs
gr-:Nea IT, Evs..L...

Jsfer-qa Lodge. -. 2 l. O. Q. Ia. Qlafsi-
!ows Ii sl ~ aaI Aug
Marta-ooa Title, 50. Il. :. Q. z. NJ, s...le
Esaset rsiae. .;5.aG.o.a, at-sf GlNsa.-
Hal 81 M4fael .'rgl..
L-ea L9,sa No, u. T. o. o, F., OH. fsa,v-
WilEn.il2,,'. l,ss-l9. " j :. q Tia shs
McClsry binding.
I'LL Market street.
Lazy Washington Home Communion at 81
Wilmington Gfotrot No. !, g. aal .. ., 4. 4
Bradford BaluE.
Clayton Lodge, So. 4, K. d T.. at Knight. Of
Pythia- HAL. M Market street
Walola Lodge, l. o. of @. H. at 9Th and ship
ley streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

REMOVED TO WiIMEGrcE. Joseph A. Bond,
formerly of this city, but for the past two years
a teacher in the Normal School at West Ches-
ter, has removed to Wilmington and opened an
Office as Loan and Real E.tate agent, at 1902
Market ST., [seeond story We call attention to
his card, elsewhere. Mr. Bond we believe to be
trustworthy gentleman and deserves to sue
ceed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

To hc Editor Of The Commercial!
great deal has been said aud written about
Republican - Rings in tins city, by certain
parties who overlook entirely anything OF the
kind when Democrats are concerned Now |
want to give a little piece of information, per-
haps not generally known, III which perfect
Democratic ring is proposed to lie formed In
the 9th Ward the present member Of Council
lives at i13 e. Sth street and the present nom
inee OF the Democrats near by. These two
gentlemen compose the firm OF MclIenamin aud
McCloskey, builders they arc extensive operators
in real estate, and are at preseut engaged in
erecting buildings near the residence Of the
senior member Of tile firm they oYn together
a good deal Of property in this Ward and are
accommodating all the time. Now to my mind
this is a real ,.iag-no myth-one that neaus
business. These gentlemen interests llen.
tlcal, and Il tha Present nominee succeeds, their
votes will slHags coun. two, il the interest OF
their frm instead OF tae, as now Now do the
people OF Tie 9Th Ward propose to let these two
gentlemen Lave tie whgle repres eHtat.on Of tie
Ward: Arc theye no Other Interests 10 be repre-
scented 1 hope The pe3ile wll Not taiaeiy sub
NIT % s.T!ae into tia Lands Of -.as,e .lrn, Who
l4ve large PERSONA. .ltele,s, ale ~. a.s e9st=-l
| af tie c:tf affairs ia TAG lsIsl-t -i!4 liz t 5.'-
| ,,pp= Ns. Z Il IT, o.5.-.
/ GrrggEg- SO y 3 rf.E-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

Ihe Fem peratuEs, 9O-aay,
CITY ELECTION, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER

AS REGISTERED At THE COMMERCIAL cvxioE.
ktsA. NJ, IsAtl p. 1., S
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02


:" huase with lot adjoining at NJ " cor
,lh OraQEe ST.,
story brh dwelling SU3 shipley ST.,
store AMI s w cor Sth a
Wilson ST., s
story hGk dwelling G3I V. 5l ST.,
Hotel properly % 4 2St King St, II
store guI dwelling : W cor l0'h and
Wilson stTtctS. S
Two story lrt. dWcl Ing houses Front
nthr Harrison 81, 6
store and dwelling S " 4ih 4 Hahlsan ST.,
story hfch dwelling mouse 1921 Market St
10 1atna 81
81 W Tth ST. 6 rooms
story ffaire dwelling house So orange ST. &c
" hflft 2.G NJ4CsAtn
st.,
il03 Ieifer-
sou street,
SIS 4th ST., ~ i"
f!fsl c'sss hritE slaughter house ~ the western
part of City.
story bIrk nouse, No 405 i. eth 81 rooms.
- - dUI 10
hese prqnerties VIII allbc sold on easy terms,
and some o thcm viii be exchanged for farms II
hfsFei bYA&8 PENNINGTON.
Real Estate Braker,
3 VI cor. Sth ard MARKET SIS, An, Del.
nBg9 MAslm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

The uulcrsg gncd viii continue tho business of
wood turning aid saving at the Old established
sani, 5l5 orange street thankful for past iasors,
a continuance OF tie same IL solicited.
STEPHEN DOWNEY.
WILMINGTON, DEL august 2st, ls'a-lt
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the partnership lately existing between
the undersigned ulder the name Of Walton y
James, is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
dehts owing to the said 1rn are 10 be pad 10 How
al j.. Walton, ana ai demands against said iir;n are
70 he paid by him. tutsR 7. W Al ON,
BRADLEY JAMES.
WusNGToN, DEL. July 81. o'5. lssl-im
FEiHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
I day formed CO partnership under the name Of
Walton 4 lir ither Tor the purpose Of carrying on
the wholesale and retail ice business, heretofore
conducted 10y Walton It james.
HOWARD + WALTON,
PUsEI A. WALTON.
NILHINGT1N. DEL, July 81, lS5 jy3l-1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
8e9ister's 2latters.
EGlSrER.S ONFlcE-

~ NEW CASTLE couETY hueust l2t' 1875.
Upon tue application Of CT+sr A. ftedney, tXe-
elt9r OF Thomas NJ Rodney, late Of Wilmington
Hundred in said county, deceased; 1t Is ordered
and directed ~ the Register that the execu-
tor Aforesaid give notice of The rrnnting Of Let
tiers of Administration upon the I.-iHte Of the de-
ceased, with the date Of granting thereof by causing
advertisements 70 lie posted, wiinr tuttf dafs from
the tate Gf >Ich Letters, in ut me most public
places Of tile County OF New CIslle requiring an
persons nIvlhg aeluands agtIs, tile Estate, to pre-
SIT tHe aue, " abide ay 8n Aet Of Assembly in
s.lCl e4se laie gn'l provided. Ant also cGusp HE
s=iAr ig bs Inserted EUH!n tle sa.ae period IN the
DAlAf L3M& -ttttl@ new spaprr rgp.isiled n VII
ia1RIt Z, ana o va eolitu4tl taereh tfIee ~te-s,
cod
GsFer uh trtae leni ail5 Seal ef uiG"c of
r. s.l t.- si5-f +alr-s -, ai ,.eF easur, ~ Now
t.7fe l-aist liares-ia iis= asy ..A yeti
aHv: .te", %, e.. bt }t+~, lttc s..5
-.gIIt h. al. fessen7 ,atIa'- clsi, a4.g li- -'
- = ~s f.ie tgre,-t 3. t5t sent tnes,In
ati--i5 r. H.. SSet 5 ri ietGft - i-ta, lSt6.
~ aa.i'. tiie Agtef A.seiu. % G uiaae and
I7Fttel. Citea.: 4 l.is .l.il.l Executor
AIEas-, Nim!ut al, D.E 4i.4st 9'r na
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
IN l'ss fare AND isV VsSs.I.aw.pi.,toE
sAtLtN,

With Combination and Per,nlta.lnr Is3aGs that
De opened only by The Te,,;er.
Eeeei1e fpr safe keeping, u''cr gnatGp .ee veiGa-
p'es q eyej description saet Is C4Ipou, R,g,ser
e. Qf olber Bph'is, Ger ih"aits " stock Detda,
Mortgages, CON Plate, d-Eelry, &c.
Reeve deposits of money al interest," payalGe h.
check on demand 1t per ceuf Gr on zen ,iaYs'
cent.
A-tas Executor Administrator Guaruau, "A i,,pee
Counliitee, Receiver, Agent, ATTORNEY, &c, AMI
Execute trusts ot eyer5 hil, Gni1f appointment
OF t9te5, Courts Corporations or l!lvlauais- hold
ing Trust Funds sepeTare Gni apart from ~ other
Assets QI the company :
Coec Interest 'of lnsoiue, a.i trala4et 4il ether
business aHthor.zei By w.. c6 6aiter
az H9r f.rtnec u.fJfiua.leu IfA 81 tne cf5ce nr
send fol- cntu;sg.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
GdufatiunaI.
schools ana CoIIeges--0ther er St,,..
CHESTER ACADEMY,
CHEST ER, PA.

For both sexes. Students prepared for anV ,...
in College, for bnsint ss life, or for teacher. Sasi &
departments-PRIMaR AIRY and ACADEMIC. slilsVl liilMV
and experienced teachers only employed otlled
The Fail term viii open ON. Monday. sen,a, ~.
9th. 'ep-ehoeF
aug2a, ,imdsw GEORGE GILBERT. pr,n,,,.,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
WANTED.
a,ar.nfrshig aIetifss.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the partnership lately exist n2 between the
undersigned, under The came OF Downey Cooper,
Is this uay dissolved hy mutual consent. Either
marty is authorized 10 settle all debts owing ic and
all demants aysnA. said tfm. Signed
STEPHEN DoNNEY,
JOSEPH IL. COOPER,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
a,utites.

NJ TiCE.-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
~ Society meeting notices to secure Insertion in
the CoaN must i,.ygoiabu be paid for In G.-
ranes. ap-a-s COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
tTOl IGE.--EL LE0IION.-AN ELEC-
~ ItON for niue directors OF the Wilmington
Goa! Gas Company viii he held at the otce No. 800
Shlpley street, on Mogday. the ON day OF septen-
ber neXt. between the hours OF and oc eek, y. u
apgSU-1t 4. j. LAWSON, Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

rTIOILET SOAPS OF FINEST, MEDIUM
l. and ordinary grades, OF French, English and
American manufacture. Choice assortment and
large stock. For sale by
i. BRINGHURST i co.
Cor. Sixth & Market Sta.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-28
The Deacon and his Calf.

On Sunday as one of the strietest
deacons was getting ready to shake the
lines over his horses backs and
say ge hup," his wife happened to
remember that his calf hsdn't been
fed. The deacon looked at his Sun
day clothes and observed that he did
not deem it incumbent upon him to
suffer for the negligence of others; to
which the deaconess replied that such
language 10 the presence and hearing
of the children, ON Sunday morning,
and from a pillar of the church, was
enough to shake ones belief IN the
profession that had been made by one
She could name. The deacon handed
the lines to his Oldest boy. and climbed
over the wheel without saying a word.
He went around to the front door, aud
took the key from under the mat, and
as he was trying to put the key in the
hole it slipped from his hand and slid
down into the snow. Finally he got
into the kitchen, and started with the
milk for the barnyard. He set the
pail down on the ground and called for
the calf, but the beast whisked its tail
in the air and beloved at him. Then
he captured the animal and pulled It
along by the ears and iammed its head
into the pail; but the calf gave spring.
sending the milk in a cloud of spray
over the deacon shirt front. Intrying
to recapture the beast, the 'eacon
dropped his hymn book out Of his pock-
et. and before he could rescue it
the calf stepped both feet on it and
fore the cover of. The deacon got
mad. He took hoop-polc and bella
bored the calf. One end of the pole
struck the shed, aud, bounding up,
Knocked the deaeon's plug hat off. 1t
rolled directly under the calf, who SET
his foot through the tile, and went tear
ing around the yard with his tail in the
air and the hat fastened just above
the knuckle joint. The deacon went
into the house, and as he unbuttoDed
his shirt collar. he called out, Mara.
you 90 on to church, and if anybody
asks after me-. tell them ! stayed at
home to feed the cal"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-28
" Can't Rub 1t OUT

DOM write there, said father 10
son, who was writing with q diamond
on his window.
why nOtY
Because you can't rub il out"
Did it ever occur TO you, my child,
that you are daily writing what you
can't rub out?
You made cruel speech TO your
. mother the other day. 1t wrote itself
on her loving heart and gave her great
pain. 1t is there now, and hurts her
every time she thinks Of it. You can't
rubt it out.
You whispered a wicked thought one
day in the ear of your playmate. IL
wrote itself on his mind aud led him
to do a wicked act 1t is there now !;
you can't rub il out ...
All your thoughts, all your words
all your acts are written in the book of
God. The record is very sad one.
You can't rub it out.
Mind mel what you write on the
minds Of others will stay there. 1t
cant be rubbed out anyhow. But glo-
rious news What is written in Gods
book can be blotted out You can't
rub it out, but the precious blood of
Jesus can blot it out if you are sorry,
aud ask him.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-28
COldness OF Manner.

There is no other one way by which
friendship may be so quickly broken
or so thoroughly and completely crush.
ed out of existence, as BY coldness OF
manner: hard words are no eompeti.
tors at all, for they are often satisfac.
torily explained. 1t is frequently said
that" like begets like" and l believe
that il is often So If We meet with
an acaaintsuce who grasps our hand
cordially, and gives it a generous and
hearty shake, and their countenance
lights up with cheerful smile as they
utter pleasant and welcome saluta-
ton, if we are feeling dull and moody
we are or should atonce be ashamed OF
that feeling, and instantly put forth all
our energies to disguise and Danish it
If on the contrary We meet with one
who repels our very attempt to be cor
dial by studied coldness of manner,
we very soon become impervious to
any genial feeling for him. and q larger
stock Of pride springs to our aid than
we ever dreamed that our heart pos
sessed, and q gulf is then and there
formed. over which a passable bridge
can never be erected.