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naan in the roou, not even excepting myself;
for / could net repress q wishtthat no great
harm would come OF. the affair. He doubt.
less had such little affairs on bis hand every
day or so, out. OF the 800 students who at.
tend the Heidelberg University. When!
ever there was anything ia bis lice OF
business to be done he did #; but The rest
OF the time he, walked about the room
smoking his pipe, which could not haVeEbeen
less than foot and q half long. sup.
pose that to his views Of the propriety and
necessity OF the case we were finally in.
debted for the termination ofian affair which
lasted very long, and was to me assuming q
painfully serious expression. / was very glad
to see the thing as new experience, AID still
more 80 when the curtain was dropped, the
reason being that the already wounded party
bad so sprained bis wrist as not to be able
longer to WELD his weapon. He was obVi:
ously oyer.matcbed in strength, but he was
full Of pluck, aud bad not yielded one inch Of
ground, or should say, rather, Of plank; !;
for the duel was fought, as / have said, Id
the upper story ofour pretty little students,
tavern. ~" 's
And such is my first and probably my last
observation Of n German duel. / could, OF
course, have interspersed my narrative with
l EtOA Elduy WUlai ACuCStiOuS5 ous soio
would be bore to all decent people. aud
leave the congenial Office to the mud. fling.
ing and blood.saving editors of our loyal
! civilization of the West, feeling gate
sure that they will not neglect it.. They
may laugh at these duels, and sneer
at che actors, but there was an air OF
| manliness about the whole Of these stu.
dents. and gentlemanly propriety that I
would not object to seeing introduced into
the halls of Congress. Those who would
object to go as far as that would not have de-
clined to 90 with me once more into the
bright sunshine, With the swift Neckar flow
| ing below. the glorious castle in view, With
its poetic surroundings and koenigssthul ex.
aiting itself over thousand feet above US,
worthy indeed to be the seat Of king, as be
looked over all this fair German land. ]
| wonder no longer that the Germans insisted
on having the Rhine, and were ready to fight
for 1t us often as occasion required.
| L. O W.
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D1FFIcULry.-On Saturday morning diff
ficulty occurred between r. A. Wallace, su-
perintendent of the National Cemetery, near
this city, and Alexander james, on Seven.
teenth street. Sergeant Howard put a stop to
the muss and carried both parties TO the sta
tinD .hOIlSe
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STOLEN PROPERTY RECovERED.-WhenD DR..
Bitting's study at the Second Baptist church
was robbed by Emmett RufiD, valuable
pair of feld.glasses were taken, which were
not missed until Saturday. Detective John
L. Weatberford being informed succeeded in
tracing them to party to whom Rufin had
sold them, and restored them to the owner.
When Rufin sold them he told the party that
he gave five pounds for them in Liverpool
when there in United States man.of-war.
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COUNTY School CESsUs.-Tbe County
School Board has just held its annual meet
ing and completed the school census OF cnll'
dren between the ages of i've and twenty
one years. The result is as follows: Tucsa'
hoe, 1905; Brookland, 1,515; Varina, 800
Fairfield. 20S7. The board examined the
school officers accounts and found them cor
rect. Taere has been an increase of about
500 in the school population since the last
census was taken. s tx 80. T
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THE MAIN.STREET AsSAULTIsG CAsE.-Na.
tale Capola, charged with assauIting Gateno
Marsala on Friday evening with billet of
wood, appeared before Justice White on
morning. DR.. Jackson, who at
tended him, stated that Marsala would be
able to appear on Tuesday, and that he had
O cut about the face and nose, but was not
injured. The accused was baied
in $500 until Tuesday, to which TIME the
case was continued.
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PERSONALITY. John Dove, of this city, is
quite sick at The residence of bis son-in-laW,
Mr.. William B. Isaacs, on Sixth street.
The Religious Herald announces that the
-post-office address OF its junior editor (ReV
Dr.. Dickinson) will be White Sulphur
Springs, ". Va, for a month from this
week
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By TELEGRAPH.
. "A physicinu Drowues1.

Especial Telegram TO the Richmond DispatehJ
LYscHBUaG, August 14.-Dr. Benjamin 3.
! Ilaiiiaferro, . young and promising physician
o. Amherst county, was drowned on Friday
evening IN Shallow creek, near bis residence.
ne tss was making professional visit, and ii Is
supposed that in crossing the creek be was
alIaekea With WIFI ft and fell from his horse.
When found his head was partially out 81
the water, and It was supposed that life I, was Il,
not fully extinct, but the most vigorous, ef.
forts failed to restore him. he was a son Of
Nathan G. Taliaferro, Of Richmond, and Re.
Gently graduated with great distinction.
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THROWN FROM A WINDow.-On Saturday
morning, Spencer Morris, colored mar
living in Rutherfoord's row, on Broad street
whilst In a drunken passion, threw an infan
child of Felicia Harris from the second story
window to the pavement. Sergeant Dan
Wren, hearing of the affair, arrested Morris
and conveyed him to the First station.house
His case will be considered by Justice White
this morning. ..s-.. -rl..-
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SDecfe Shipments.

New YORK, August IA Specie shipments
during the past week were Sl,572, ,260, Of
which SS54,500 was in gold coin the re-
mainder was in silver and gold bars.
Imports Of merchandise for same time,
IS, ,S43,997, of which $4,037,731 were dry
pOOhs
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ORDERED TO BE kILLED.-Mrs. Amanda
MaxtieId appeared before Justice White on
Saturday morning to show cause why fine
of ten dollars should not be imposed for s
violation of the city ordinance by allowing
vicious dog to run at large and attack Pat
rick Brady. Mr.. Brady was passing the
house on the 9Th Of August, when the dog
ran out and tore Mr. Brady's pants. The
Justice heard the clse and ordered the dog
to be killed unless removed in twenty-foul
hnnrs
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For TEE SEAssrDe-Who would not like to
visit the seaside at this season Of thesyear?
What table can there be spread Think
of the crabs, The; fine fish, The sailing and
rowing, besides the many other enjoyable
features of visit 10 Yue de Pau or the
John Sylvester. And the best of 1t all ls that
q round.trip ticket apd Q weeks board may
be bought at CARRIERS for This pleasant va.
taring place for thirteen dollars! Try 1t this
week. The steamer leaves Richmond every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 9 a.
NJ, aad reaches Ype de REau TO dinner.
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CARELESS DRIvlSG.-Some days ago Mr.,
John Neice vas reported to the Police JUS
tice for driving wagon faster than the city
ordinance allows. Neice was reported be-
cause colored woman was run over by the
wagon and slightly injured. The Justice
heard the case and fined the driver $40 for
careless driving. ----.-
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DISPATCH PRINTING HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added u well. selected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPaoyEp MA
CH1SERY and skILECL MECHANICAL TALENT
warraat US in guaranteeing the YERY BEsr CLASS
OF WORK at moderlte tigures and in the most e1-
peditious manner.
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70 DIspSSlCusI
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W.
VA, August 14.--The White SULPHUR
Springs were to-day leased at auction to
George L. Peyton & Co. for term of two
years at SlS,500 per year, taxes and insurance
to be paid by the lessees. One fourth of the
amount of rentals is to be expended In re.
pairs In addition to what Peyton & Co. viii
voluntarily do. Over 900 guests here by ac.
tual count.
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Death OF Hon. Ra,ph Gorrell.

60 Especial telegram to the Dispateh.l
GREENSBORO, N. O., August 14.-Hon.
Ralph GoFrell, aged about tseventy.three, died
at his residence here this morning of con.
sumption. Mr. Gorrell has several times
his county in the State Legisla-
ture, aud as lawyer stood at the head OF
his profession !; rs a citizen and Christian he
was universally beloved. asn
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Henderson, charged. with being drunk.

POLICE COURT, SATURDAY, Justice j. j.
White, presiding.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
D. Henderson, charged With being drunk.
Fined 81.
Milton Carlton, charged with being drink.
Having been locked up all night; that
punishment was deemed sufficient.
Peter Jackson and Armistaad Study,
charged with. sleeping on the Capitol Squsre.
Fined $3.50 each. a.
Lee Henderson alias John Burke, charged
with being drunk. Requested TO leave the
city with all possible speed.
John West, charged with assaultipg and
beating Elias Page. Costs paid and case dis.
missed /, u - U-e go
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OFFICIAL AHNouScHHsET OF THE DEArH
OF Hon. W1LLIAx a. GRAHAa, OF EonrR
ClRoLlNA.-G Governor KeRper received the
following on. Ssfurfiav sssEssf. =,

iOstOHfuS on GaiufCihy
SARATosX. August1 IL, 1875.
Hon.J. IL. Kenper, Gorernor, of Nirginia !:
DRAR SIR,-We have to inform you Of the
sudden and mourhful end OF the commission
which met at this place on the 29.h nltimo,
TO hear foaIy the boundary controversy be.
tween the States of Maryland and Virginia.
Hon. William a. Graham died bere. at 6
O'Clock this morning from an acute attack OF
heart.disease which lasted less than three
days. Thus have our labors abruptly and sor.
rowfully terminated, " hich opeBedapparent-
ly under happy auspices, and seemed to be
proceeding to their expected close. Wepart
with our appointed work unfinished, bum.
bIed, and snbdued by the sfiicsing event.
!, "A, good man has fallen, full of years and
henors; venerable and Yenerated for all
that should make his memory re7ered q
Ipures dignifea. and useful lifes crowned
with Christian faith. s. t.s a.sa,
B: Very respectfully yours, ,s5 .. ~, !.
(Signed) WILLIAM j. ROBERTSON,
',f9s.s 81 .a;- q. T.. DAEIsL, .'sa
~. ,,s:.,a.,...,. .,,,, COUNSEL for Virginia.
- The death of Governor Graham suspends
the boundary arbitrasionguutil the Legisla.
ture sppoints another arbitrator in bis place
as no provision was made to fill q vacancy
during the legislative recess.
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COMMISSION MERcnASTs--We solicit your OF,
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish 10 see specimens or obtain estimates ieenns
,ssnred ,hat n. wili be TO your advansage-
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Moody and Sankey.

NEW YORK, August 14.-Moody and
Sankey arrived here in the steamer Spain.
There was no reception. Moody goes to
Mortified, Mass, in two months, and San key
goes TO Philadelphia. = % " Il,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

COMMERCIAL FAlLURE-sToRH. =.
LONDON, August 1.-THE liabilities OF
Depegri Sons are quarter OF million
pounds. ~
A hurricane and hlil.storm at Pontros,
twenty miles northwest of Paris, unroOfed
houses and demolished chlmneys, etc. Cat
lie were killed, iruit.trees and vines de-
stroyed, and many persons were seriously
hnrt by the enormous hail-stones, and some
Will die. Loss, 100000.
STEAMSHIP LOST.
The mail steamship Boyne, of one OF tue
Brazilian ports for Southampton, has been
lost of Brest. The crew and passengers
were saved.
France. af
THE ECENTESSIAL-DUECAN, SHERMAN CO.
PARIS, August 14.-La RdPpel says that
-fifty commercial corporations and trades
unions will each send delegates to the eenten-
NAL to study and report upon the objects ex'
hibited. tSf .,oai
Drexel, Horjis & Co., have redeemed SlDe,-.
600 of Duncan, Sherman & Co.'s letters OF
credit. which are coming 10 from all parts OF
Europe. r 81.
Prussia. sr
BERLIN, August 14.--All the Catholic
clergy holding State appointments In Posen
have submitted to the ecclesiastic law.
r
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A Heavy MxLoS.--A watermelon raised on
Mr.. George Watts farm, in Hanover county,
was brought to the city on Saturday and Oh
fered for sale. It weighed forty.seyen pounds.
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SHEET MusIc.-I have on hand large lot OF
damaged Sheet Music, st and 10 cents piece.
New Music received daily. Musical instruments at
New York prices, at JoHSsToN's music and news
store, 9lS Nal, street, tiE
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing dons at I'M
DISPATCH PRISTfSG-HousE. Good work, 70"
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed
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! SARATOGA and all other styles Of TRUNKS al
BoscHES's. 500 and GIL Broad street. SOLE.
LEATHER yALIsEs, RAILROAD BAGS, Ladies
,ane sATcHELs, &C., at BoscHES's, SOB and oil
fRroad street g. -E,-. HI r.s5;1s
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THE VIRGINIA RILEY THIsKRY sold by CHRIS.
TIAN & WHITE has been analyzed by Drs. McCaw
and Taylor aud recommended rs pure medicin}
beverage Price for two-year old 52.5 per galloni
price for three-year old, :3 so per gallon.
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DISPATCH PRENTING-HoCsE.-Uns Unsurpassed Ia
cilities FOR the prompt execution OF III KINDS oi
,r;n,ipg. Orders naed promptly aud at low prizes.
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The BEST COLLARS EVER MADE are the Warwick
and Elmwood. Try them. ANY furnishing store
caI supply them. $1,000
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Fraudulent Rankruptcy.

BosToN, August 14.-Brock Il Currier, q
late shoe firm, were sentenced 10 fourteen
months Imprisonment each for fraudulent
bankruptcy.
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MEETING OF THE ADVISORY BOARD OF THE
PUBLIsHaRs' AND EDIroRs' ASSOCIATION OF
VRGINIA.--A meeting Of this Board was held
at the st. James Hotel, Richmond, Saturday.
Present .Messrs. j. II. Kelley, of Freder.
icksburg (president); w. W. Scott, Of Cor
donsville; W. p. Gretter, John G.. Shields,
A. P. Bennett, and John Crane (secretary).
After an interchange of views, tie secreta-
ry was authorized to call special meeting of
the Association, to be held in Richmond on
Wednesday, October 9th, (dsy after the in
Eauguration Of the Foley statue Of Jacksou),
ut 10 O'Clock A. M--the place of meeting to
be designated hereafter.
a subcommittee of three was appointed
to revise the Constitution CT the Association
and report to the AdVisory Board, which
will meet again in Richmcnd the day before
the October meeting Of the Association.
On motion, committee of FIVE was ap.
poin ted, consisting or Messrs. Scott, Bennett,
Wilt, Gretter, and Greene, to consider and
decide upon the practicability Of an inland
excursion of the Association to Philadelphia
and New York in September next. Should
it be determined to have the excursion the
secretary will communicate the programme,
&C.. to the members OF the Association, or
those who may become members before the
excursion takes place.
A vote of thanks was unanimously ten.
dered to Mr.. T. w. Henniger, proprietor
of the. st. James Hotel, for the use of q
room and for various courtesies extended
after which the Board adjourned until Octo-
Der 26th.
The committee of five held meeting in
the afternoon, and appointed sub commit
tee, consisting of Messrs. Ernest Wiliz, W.
P. Gretter, and John G!Rme, to make the
necessary Inquiries, etc., and report to the
full committee onT Thursday next at II O'Clock
A. NJ. ..ss.-. * .~e. ss 81 anEs
Applications for, membership, accom-.
panied with the initiation fee OF 81, can be
submitted at any time to the secretary of the
Association. ANY publishers, business
managers, editors, or reporters of any paper
or periodical regularly published in the State,
and proprietors of book and job printing
establishments, and none other, may become
members Of this Association"
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VI. B. B.RATCLIFFE. OF A.. n, groceries, &c.
e. i, S,ANDERsOH q CO., 10 a. NJ, groceries, az
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CORONER APPOINTED Governor or
Saturday appointed DR.. David d. Brumbach
coroner for LuraY, in the county OF Page.
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|NLDDoMINIONR RUSINESS GQLLEGE,
u No. 1877 MAIN STREET, RTCHMONO,YA,
The ninth annual session viii begin October IsS
Praeice. Book. keeping IN all itS
Srancss, PENN anslip tooth plain and aiasmeSsalis
Commercial Lazy ComTersss. Gssnmoa noos
Is,s Ens,,sh. nc. For parsicpisrs sdtrsss ,,,~oy
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Iosr. sraAYED, AND FoUnp.

II OST. on last Thursday, 18th instant. On
Nintt, or Main streets between bank ann Ei5s &
rsn,h aLACK1 FAN. with gilt initiate sW hs
:, Sssfens with hook and enstn. "A snliaoe Ies
ward viii be paid II len at this occa. aa 1s-s.-
r OST.-A PLAIN, DARK-YELLOW
IIWAIKIEG-STfcK.W with begslieds .edRts an14
stseais of GaIk red ON enc eide sld ~
band OF rnhher wrapped around " s,s,s Nj 1s., n
ff ffe ptImp.ffoua lass sWeenesday eyenanG ~
owner very desras o osinlng ~ sss so Sssne
- tts Intrinsic value. bds on ACCOUNT 0l " nS
anrssens M III fnI YAhae Viii b Intd iw " "a so
turn 10 lhia ofnses = : 3.
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} MECHANICAL ENGI-

HIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
stitute. Troy, n. Y. Instruction very practical.
Advantages unsurpassed in this country. Gradu-
ates obtain excellent positions. Reopens Sep,en,-
Der 18th. For the Annual Register containing i'm
proved course of study and full particulars address
Professor CHARLES DROWNk,
! fy 3l.1m l.....-- Director,
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FEMALE COLLEGE.

pOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
IL ~. DANVILLE, VIRGINIA.
The seventeenth session begins September. Iss
next, and ends June 1st, 1875.
$210 pays for tuition IN all English studies and
board. Washing and lights cost about SIS, Libe.
teachers, aud patrons who send two or more pupils
For catalogue, giving exact information, address
s.-f b. w. q j. r.. AVERETT,
au 11.tSe1 ...,r ......as Principals.
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4 nm SMITH ACADEMY, LEXfNG.
N TON,VA.-The exercises OF this well.known
school for young ladies win be resumed on We'd
NESDAY, 18th or September, and continue for
the usua period OF nine months. Ample arrange.
ments will be made for thorough instruction in The
several departments. The principal will be assist.
ANN II. RUFFNER, daughter of Hon. William II.
Rufner, Superintendent OF Public Instruction. For
Information concern ing terms OF tuition, board,
&C., apply to REV. JAMES A. WADDELL,
au2-1ms ,.,..,..-,r, --.s e-f " Princiral
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II L WlSneQ 10 WitueSS tne uuei, abu upou
my replying in the affirmative invited me to
remain. Of course this could only have been
by the general consent OF the parties espe.
ciaIy interested. All of sudden my young
friend jumped up quickly, saying
"THE DUEL IS ABOUT TO BEGIN" ~
Everybody else jumped up also, ard
formed semi.circle near the chairs. The
con- batants were already in place, facing each
other, and being armed-both OF them tall
youths Of about tYenty-one years Of age
apparently, one, however, having the adyar.
tage in strength and, us the event proved, in
skill. They represented different clubs, and
had two or three seconds apiece, who were
as full of attentions and petits soins for'their
principals as any lover for mis- mistress. TIE
dueiists were well fixed with guards
for the eyes, neck, chest, and stomach,
ard even the arms, SO that no very Sc
rious wound could hardly be Infected on
those portions of the body. Even the
swords had such ample guards that an
injury to the hand seemed out Of the
question. TIE scope aad endo these con.
tripapoes seemed to be to limit the wounds
to the face. The swords were ratter long,.
very slender, and were frequently bent by
the e.ashing during the ieneounter. When-
ever this occurred the seconds promptly
called and enforced q halt. The combat be-
gan With q good deaf OF energy, but no isdi.
cations OF rage or malice, and wasftequently
by The Warping OF the swords,
which were Strengthened anew once by q
wound on the forehead. received by one Of
the combatan.s. and finally by the sprSining
of the wrist Of iheswounded party. Neither
l,arty TO the fight seemed at nil ready to
Yield. The wound, though it bled freely.
was treated as mere trias by every body, and
noticed that the doctor who stanched It did
not spply apyi bandages or plas;er.s Every
.car on the face Is o badge Of honor among
,he students. The surgeon was tho coolest
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BERLIN, August 14.--All the tCathoii
clergy holding State appointments In Poser
have snhmitted TO the ecclesiastic law.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-12-24

We notice by the Daily that an effort is being
made to organize a Ladies' Christian Associa-
ton, in this place. for the purpose Of reclaiming
the waywar rd of their sex. Such an organiza-
tion would undoubtedly be commendable, and
could not help but result in vast amount of
good. similar society has been IN existence
in the large cities for sometime, ana by their
reports has worked admirably. Hundreds of
outcasts have been redeemed through their kind
and christian pursuation, and the history given
by them OF their suferngs while leading 4 way
ware life is Of the most appalling character In
midst such a society could claim many
who are just on the Threshold of going TO total
destruction, and some old offenders who are
totally disgusled with the life they lead, and
their hearts, wish is 10 lead tetter life, but are
prevented IRON the fact that they meet with no
encouragement from any one. There are many
who would have gladly accepted the proposition
of these christian ladies at sometime or another
who fill watery or suicidal grave. Though
they were perhaps wicked, ey had still some
feeling left which if it had be en- cultivated would
bave fully redeemed them, but they met on every
side the cold charities of the world, and had
their sense of feeling wounded by the finger OF
scorn. The Ladies' Christian Association is
looking up such cases, and giving them every
encouragement to reform, and We are glad to
learn that their work has been crowned with
great success. Every christian man and woman
should aid in the work of reformation by this
association, and their labors viii douoly re-
warded, and better state of society will exist.
The suppression of pride and encouras ement to
labor for a living, will dry up many mothers
tear whose daughter has failed to heed her
christian advice.