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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17
city Pest HOIes--A Protest from The
Seventh Ward.

- ~
desire to record my protest against the man.
ner in which the city authorities are filling ur
the immense excavation which they have made
on Thirteenth street between Tatnall and
Orange. l9 place Of the good wholesome gravel
which has been removed, all manner of filth
from the city streets is being deposited there
material which is fit only for the manure heap.
In addition to the garbage and refuse, rags and
OLD shoes, and dead animals Of which it is ordi-
narily composed, it now contains great quanti-
ties OF fallen leaves in a partially decomposed
state.
Over the surface of this decaying mass of i'm
purities, little clean earth is thrown for ap-
pearance sake, and there 1t lies and rots, tie
emanstions from 1t poisoning the air of the
neighborhood while its drainage perneating
the loose gravel, slowly inds Its way down to
the springs and tants all the wells that lie on the
hill side below it
But the evil which it does at present is trifline
compared with that which it will cause years
hence, when houses come to be built upon 1t.
Houses resting on such foundation will be
simply fever nesss and pest holes, poisoning
each successive family that occupies them aud
swelling the ds4th-rate OF what but for lust such
criminal hlunders might be made the healthiest
city on the continent
To show the character OF the mass composing
this heap, l may say that ten feet below tie sur-
face had no difficulty in thrusting my cane
into it, its entire length, and that 1t came out
wet to the very end.
7
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17
Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON, DBL, Nov. II.
The cold morning made no change in the mar
kets, with the exception OF producing a larg,
number of blue nosses. Poultry is coming il
more freely with firm price. Pork remain,
steady. The following is synopsis of price,
this morning
Meats .--Besfsteak, 16@25o per pound in
the curb-stone market, 156020c roasts l5oa
Csc stews 8@l6c corned 8016c pork sl2 Der
cwt. ,l60lSc per pound; sausage 15ta16c scrap
ple S@D10c ham Wholesale 18c /; sliced 2OG25c
shoulders l4c fitch 14c; salt pork 10@15c lard.
15c. mutton, 10(a16c; chops zoe; lamb 15tD20c
veal 16t92Oc outlets 22@25c chipped beef 35c ;
tripe Sc.
Miscetlaneous.- Butter, 45t04Sc per pound
in in firkins ss@4oc eggs, s5@3sc; apples, $50
SOC per half peck potatoes, 15t020c sweet
potatoes, 1O@25c turnips, Sc tomatoes, Csc ;
egg plants, 10a20c apiece; celery, 7@15c a
stalk onions, 25c half peck cabbage 4@Sc a
head hominy, 10c per quart beans, 10c lima
beans, 15c /; cranbeuies, 12c mixed pickles Csc ;
pepper sauce, 10c honey 25t930c per pound ;
citrons, 5@6c apiece pumpkins, 8D20c apiece ;
chickens, 22c per pound live Chickens 51.25
@1.75 per pair ducks fl.00@S1.25 per pair !;
geese, $l.25@1 40 turkeys, Sl.5O@l.75c apiece;
chestnuts 12@15c per quart rabbits $50 iOc
apiece cider 25c per gallon; partridges, Coo per
pair pidgeonH, Soc per pair.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17
LOCA1 lBreyifies.
Sunset at 4.4I.


Sunrise, tomorrow, at 40.
Try Wheeler Wllson-.Oil Market street.
The moon reveals herself this evening at o.
Sofas and lounges at all prices, at Adalrs 4th and
King.
Now look out for cold weather; and ges firs of
Webb, at 8c4 Market et.
: A brilliant oyster stew at moments order at
Fumers, COG Market Street.
Ladies' send in some receipts for the COMMERCIAL.
ALMANAC and get a free copy.
Fennessey has splendid stock OF shoes and boots
for ladies' and gents, at 22 Market street.
"Peri," try them, those elegant cigars made fy
Gallaher, as1th and Walnut streets. for quarter
first rate stock Of boos ana shoes for men,
"a lies, Misses, and children, at Donshoe's, 3Ol
Market st.
The best collar ever made are the Warwick and
Elmwood. Try them. Any furnishing store can
supply them.
Chills and fever cured without the the use OF in
ternal medicines. For particulars, s. C. Upham 5
advertisement In another column.
Do not waste yoar time and money Ia g,lug to
Phlladelphia for clothing, when yo1 can buy OF
Buxbaum much cheaper, at Sd & Market sts
1t Is o genuine pleasure TO do business with
douert, the 4th etreet tailor. Hs d,es really ex-
ceilent wo.k, and is not exhorbitant In charges
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17
+. F. KunkeI,s bitter wine Of Iron.


1t has never been known to fall in the cure of
weakness attended with symptoms, indispositon
70 eXertioD, loss OF memory, difficulty of breathing
weakness, horror OF sease, night sweats cold
ieet, weakness dimness Of vision, languor, unit
Versa lassitude OF the muscular system, enormous
appetite, with dyspeptic symptoms, hot hands.
nnshlng OF the body, dryness OF the skin pallii
couptenance and eruptions On the face purifying
the blood pain in the hack, heaviness of the eyed
frequent black spots lying before the eyes, with
sunusion and loss OF sight want of attention etc.
Sod only In 81 bottles Get the genuine Denot
and ofilce, $50 North Ninth ST.. Philadelphia Ad
vice free. ASK for E. r. Kunkels Bitter Wine OF
IRON and take no other make. Genuine sold only In
81 bottles. ' '.-
NERVOUS DEBILITY! NERVOUS DEBILITY I
Debility, depressed irritable state of mind. a
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy or
animation, confused head weak memory, the con-
sequences or excesses, mental overwork. The ner-
yous debility hnds a sovereign cure In e. H. Kun
kers Bitter Wine OF Iron. Ii tones the system dis
pels the mental gloon and despondency, and re-
1nyenates the entire system, Sold only in S1 bot
Ties. Get the genuine. Ofice, 259 North Ninth ST.
philadelphta, Pa. Sold by all druggists ASK for ID
=. kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take nc other
Genuine sod only In 81 bottles.
TAPE WORM
Removed alive, with head cpmplete in from two
to three hours. No fee till removed, by Dr. Kunke
2t9 North Ninth St., Philadelphia Seat, Pin and
StoInach Worms also removed. Call and see Adj
vice free Send for circular, or ask your druggist
fails. e'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17

B-Thos. p. dc Normandte has trithdrapn from
everything outside of his china and glass business
at 3g2 Market street. He will in the future, give
his personal attention to that alone, and hopes, by
prompt attention to business a carefully selected
stock and reasonable prices, to merit and receive
the patronage OF his friends and his old customers.
nOVlltOianl 70
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17

The LoANs.-The Mutual Loan Association
held its 1O6th monthly meeting last evening, and
sold OF the lst series s4O0 at 6, So 900 at 2-1O,
and 81 900 at 2-10.
The receipts OF the Brandywine last evening"
were II 200, of which 1850 were sold at par.
$3.50 paid to withdrawing shareholders, and the
remainder hold over
The Aid, Central and dermana No. Q, Loans,
meet, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17

~ Tired Natures Stceet Restorer, Rdlmy Sleep
But there are tunes when this " Renewer Of
Strength " is denied u.s. times when our minds aud
bodies have been 80 overworked and are 80 worr
out that we woo ths dowsy god in vain." The
Peruvian Syrup (and Iron TO icy renews oul
strength, and makes our rest sweet and refreshing
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17
sFor the Blood il The r.,re,

see Deuteronomy xii 49, The blood being the
source from which the system is built up, and from
winch we derive our II enta as well az physical
capabilities, how important that it should be Kent
pure! III IL contain vile, fostering poisons all
organic functions become enfeebled. Settling upon
Important organs, as the lungs. liver, and kidneys
the elect is most disastrous Hence it behooyes all
10 keep their blood In perfectly healthy condition
and more especially does this apply at this particuar
season OF the year than at any other. No mater
what the exciting cause may Ee, the real cause of a
large proportion OF all diseases is bad blood. Now,
". Fierce does not wish to place his Golden Medical
discovery In the catalogue of quack patent nos
trums, by recommending 1t to cure every disease
nor does he SO recommend IT. on the contrary there
are hundreds OF diseases that he acknowledges 1t
VIII not cure: but what he does claim is this that
there is but one form of blood disease that il will moi
cure, and that disease is cancer. He does not re-
commend his Discovery for that disease Vet he
knows u TO be the most searching blood. cleanser
yet discovered and that it will free the blood and
vegetable, or mineral. The Golden Medical DIS.
coyery s toarranted by him to cure the worst forms
OF Skin Diseases, as all forms OF Blotches, Plmpes
and Eruptlons; also all Glandular SweiilI gs, and
the worst form OF Scrofulous and liberated Sores
III sne SecS 81 L LEE OF other Pas and al scrofaous
Sores Hip-joint and Spinal D.seases,-all 81 which
belong to Scrofulous diseases.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISEASE CURED
~, p,naau WEST GROVE STATION, Iowa.
Dear Sir-My wife first became lame nine years
ago. SweLlngs would appear and disappear on her
hip, and she was gradually becoming reduced, and
hci uioic syblem folleH WI II HlSeaSe. In 1S1l q
swelling broke on her hip, discharging large quant-
Ties, and since that time there several openif
Have had five doctors, at an expense OF SIPS, VINO
tay nothing Will do any good but surgical opera
ton. f
July 10, 1873 he writes thus: My wife has certain
" received great benefit from the use of your
discovery, for she was not able to get off the bed
and was not expected to live week when she COM
menced using 1t, year ago. She has been doing
most OF her work for over six months. Has used
twenty bottles, and stll using 1t. Her recovery is
considered as almost miracle, and we attribute 1t
all to the use of your valuable medicine. can
strength restorer. j. M, ROBINSON.
Golden Medical Discovery is sold by Druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17

fE-1He Human Machinery, unlike inanmate me
chanicsm, possesses self-repairing and sel!-re
newlng power. Health may be surely preserved
and LIE heightened by keeping this vital attribute
tlons have been recommended for this purpose bu
none have received such emphatic professiona
UDoLPHo WOLFE's sCHIEDAA AROMATIC ScHNAPs,
Bep3Q dlt&W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17
CONFIRMED .-HIp-J0INT DISEASE CURED.
WEST GROVE STA1InN Iowa
Good for DAY or Niphf,

The "Diamond Spectacles," being entirely free
from any Injurious substances can be used eG1ally
by daylight, gaslight or lamp light without tirlne
or injurng the eyes. Each genuine pair bears the
trade mark a small diamond '
For sale In Wilmington by B.S. CLARK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17
STOCK AND BOND HARKRr-CoRRHcTIoN DAIL
II. ROBINSON 4 90.
CITY ITEMS.

81 10 Cent Segdr for 3 Cents.-Genuine Havana
Segar. Concha sixe cts, large ones, for quar-
ter; Lorilards Rebecca and Musseman's | ght and
dark navy. Bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17

~ Nervous Dcbfitty.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind; weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused head, weak MEM
ory: me consequence Of excesses, or mental over
in Humphreys' Homeopathic Specific, No. IS. 1t
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
dependency, and rejuvenates the entire system II
10 perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
49, for package OF five boxes and large 81 vial Of
powder, which is important In old, serieus cases
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, N. Y. feb2o,dAW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17

~ Sano corpore.-The influence of the stomach
on the brain should be carefully needed. Let the
stomach be In slight degree disturbed, and the en-
tire nervous system becomes sufferer. Bring the
stomach TO healthy tone, and the nervous machin-
cry promptly resumes its perfect running order.
rangement OF the functions of the stomach since in
AYERS PILLS we have 30 perfect combination ad-
mirably adapted for relief. The have stood the test
most wonderful. Their wise use, bv keeping The
system In perfect Order promotes longevity and
what is far BETTER ensures the full enjoyment OF the
time spent here. We use them and know their
yalue.-Florence tRans) Pioneer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17
The Temperature, To-day.
Court Procecdinvn.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
At A. A.M..............3is Att P. M.,.........
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17
Wantfd.

WANTED.-TO PURCHASE A GOOD
w secondhand desroorn wagon.
l JOHN COW,
novlI 1t ,r New CShtle Road.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17

ME M. J. BUCKINGHAM,
FAHSIONARLE DRESS MAKER.
cHIpT uyur,

OIL SHIPLEY BTREET.
LADIES desiring the LATEST STYLPS. the
BEST WORK and REASONABLE PRICES win do
well to call. ~ ~
The latest PARIS and NEW YORK FAaHIoNs
received as soon as issued.
satisfaction us to dt, and style of work guaran.
beeu. nOvi63m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17

pOBERT PYLE,
LII BRICKLAYEIf AND CONTRACTOR.
ONCE, N X. Cor. 1th and King, residence No. GIT
Orange street. All kinds of brick and stone wort
tnd paying done at short notice and at fair prices
aug77,1y fN'''
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17
8uaraing.

Neutrality-suspicious. ROOMS
~ ~, scArd $40 tabe bcs51s5 sa ApRly I rHr a
ROARDING-TWOGE GENTLEMEN CAN
dress oct90.eodtf 81 THIS OFFICE
| ROAKD-WITH EITHER sINGLE OR
- communicating rooms. at sol West street, VII
mlngton, Del. (oct4 III
A FEW GENTLEMEN GAN BE AC-
"A CoMMoDATKD with board at
sus9O-f T l7 so4 KING STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AT
- aug20-tf sl2 KING STREET.
for Rfnt.
EOR RENT-sTALL IN CLUB STA
4 BILE Orange street, below 9th;
-no-o.0 =. MohhEll..
| fur Sale.
E,OR SALE-A GOOD WRITING DESK
II and table, WIN be sold cheap. Apply at
novi7 81 $40 WEST EIGHTH STREET.
EOR SALE-A LARGE BAY HORSE,
Il Is sound In all his limbs, will stand without
hitching good horse for grocers wagon or any
thing OF that kind. Parties In Wilmington can en-
qnlre OF samuel Barr, Esq, former owner OF The
noyl1,at Green Bank. " ". R.'R
EOR sALE-MILL PROPERTY, IN
l. CLUDING both Grist and Saw MIL, with 100
acres @ Of land attached, the mill has runs of burs
IN ialr order. Excellent water power, frame ten
ant house, rooms, small harm, carriage house
sheds &C., In good order, with apple orchard and
For particulars call on or address
NJ M. CHILD l. CO.,
NO. EXCHANGE BUILDING,
noylI-2taw3wks WILMINGTON, DEL
EOR SA LE- PURE DOMINICKS,
Il rose-combed. Address
noYls,. m Wilmington T. o.
nor SALE.-A FEW BROWN LKq-
Il HORN Chickens, price 81 each. Address
oct qs-tf Commercisl of,,ce.
nor SALE-A FARM OF ABOUT G5
- acres, near wilmington, situated on Front
street Fair Improvement. large quantity of apple.
pear and cherry trees, all In bearing this season.
About 80 acres OF good truck land as can be found
near near COED market Apparatus, rhubarb and straw
good stone quarry on the place. Terms
'' JAMES WEBB,
oot.,sln l2l Market street.
NOR SALE-HOUbE NO. BIG WEST
aasana aApsy 10 mi y any bsaes s
ENOR SALE OR RENT.-SIX NEW
- Three story brick dwellings N. w. cor sth and
mad,ste,v msds1n. Terms easy. Possession given i'm
,. ROBERT H. JONES,
lels-a 2l1 Shpley st., qd Story.
tNOR SALE-NO. S2l AND 1928 WASH
= lNGTON. Street. two 1rst-class, three story
prlck houses, eieven rooms, moderniy arranged
Lot "a feet 'front.' 145 feet deep to Wollason street
Heater Heater and gas fixtures complete. Terms con-
w. T. WESTBROOK,
octo, eotHl w. U. Telegraph ONCE
ENOR sALE--AT A BARGAIN, A MAR
4 YIN SAFE, new and perfect. Apply at
ocsss-u THIS OFFTCH
F'oR SALE
100 BblH. nne Old Rye Whiskey,
80 % Bourbon
10 New England Rum.
10 Apple Brandy
Old Irish and Scotch HhiBsey.
Wholesale or retail by
FRANCIS KELIKY,
hosl4-H 1903 Market Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17
WAX PAY ER5 TAKE NOTICE


The undersigned, Receivers of City and School
Taxes for the city OF Wilmington, for 1915. give
notice TO persons who have not paid their City and
school Tax for 1915 and have had their bills pre-
sented are required By law. to call and settle the
| same In days from tile delivery Of the BILL The
receivers request all such persons to cali at their
once No. 10 Bast sixth street, and settle without
delay, they having given bonds to the city. the
money Is due them and they are responsible forit,
and we hope those that can pay will be prompt,
while, perhaps, some that cannot pay at once VI III
call and make some arrangements when they ca n
and we most respectfully ask you to give this your
attention to avoid trouble, costs Or nn
ness The city needs money and requires ps to enl
collect 1t. - -
The Receivers also gives notice of n numbar q,
lots In 3D. Sd, 6tn, 7th, Sth, 9th and 10th wards snat
they cannot find the owners Of All such persons
owning said lots will please call and settle n We
VIII sell them for taxes and costs
ONCE No. 10, hast sixth street, between Market
anu hing Hours from to O'Clock every evening,
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District Qneluding all North of
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver Southern District ncluding all south Of
NOTICE AT THE LAST STATED
~ meeting Of the managers Of The Wilmington
1t was on motion, Resolved, to pay to Depostors
- fge , ana ray per cent per annam caculatedmont
to commence at the beginning of next fiscal YEAR
and that the Treasurer give notice OF the increase
OF the rate OF interest," at least three months before
the end of this year.
ALBERT w. SMITH, Treasurer,
sep20, ,eo1to, janl W. s. F. Society
Wilmington, Sept. 2Oth, 1875
Y EGIBTRY BUREAU NOTICE.
All property holders within the city who hass not
mad their property registered are respectfully re-
quested TO present TO this office correct Sescrip-
ton of their property.
copy OF the Registry Law and bank forms for
the description OF property will be furnished on ap-
plicaton at this office.
All deeds. conveyances or transfers of Real KS
tate, made after July 1lth 1874, be entered in
tnls once before they are sent to New Castle to he
recorded.
M. @. CONWELL.
Chief Engineer and Surveyor
]an3O-u Tenth and King Str ats
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17

TESTIMONY CONCLUDED IN THE CHADWICK CASE
VERDICT OF NOT TGUILTY-AcoU1TTALo OF HAYDN,
CHARGED WITH ARSON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-17

tNOR SALE-NO. S2l AND 1928 WASH
- lNGTON, Street. two nrst-olass, three story
prlck houses, eieven rooms, moderniy arranged
Lot "a feet 'front.' 145 feet deep to Wolaston street
Heater ana gas nxtures complete Terms CON
venient.
W. IT. WEsTBROOK,
octo, e0tu w. U. Telegraph ONCE
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-07-03
A New Registration.

The new law in this state provides
for q general registration of voters,
Every one who expects to take a
part in the coming election must
register anew. The law reads III
follows:
An Act to Regulate the Registration
of Voters in the state, and to Re
peal Section 2 Of an Act approx
cd April Is, 1875.
Section |. Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the State of MISSISSIPPI
pi, That the Registrars of each coun-
ty shall meet at sonlc central and
convenient place in each Supervi-
sors's district, to bc fixed by them,
and remain there not over two days,
and register all those legally emit.
tied to VOC; Provided. That at the
county Aeat they shall hold three
days to register all that may
have been omitted in any of the dis
tricts, closing the registration two
days before the day of the election.
Sec. >. Be it further enacted,
That the registrars shall give at least
ten days notice, bv posting up no.
tees at not less than three public
and convenient places in each dis
trict, of the time and place designa-
ted for holding their session for reg
istcring said voters.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-07-03

grocery were burned about two
weeks ago, and las, Thursday morn
ing II fire ON Lafayette, Liberty and
Church streets consumed eight build
ings, entailing n loss of nearly $50,
600, with only $1,000 insurance.
Among the buildings burned were
the Catholic Church and the estab-
lishncnt of Mr.. Van Ronkel, form
crly a resident of Canton. His loss
is estimated at $4,000, with no in
surance. Had Jackson a fire compa-
ny as admirably appointed and
equipped As Canton No. l, her fire
losses would not be SO great.
Yours, Il.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-07-03

We are pleased to note that other
counties in our state are at work
preparing for the fall campaign
We should not be behind. 1t Is
truc that most of our friends in the
country have their hands full with
their crops and other affairs, but
then they should not lose sight of
the great work before us. Every
leisure hour should be employed in
planning for a victory. As far rs
our town is concerned, We feel sure
that it will 60 all right. Our reli-
ance is in the country. To -. -.
country friends We MIST look for q
reduction of tL.e radical majority.
We trust that they will improve ey-
~ moment of time. that they will
exert every means and influence
that is fair and honorable to secure
the defeat of those now in power.
Let everybody come up to the work.
Lot no man remain idle. Organize
clubs in every beat and neighbor-
hood, and send delegates to the
county conven ton that is to con-
vene at Odd Fellows Hall on
Monday the 10Th inst. Let it be
/. .ouking meeting with fair reprcsen-
stion from every part of the coun-
~. Let US exchange views, and SO
,ape our plans that defeat will be
apostolic.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-07-03
Our Madison Letter.

Madison is again before Won, be-
lcnient oh We critics. Sauria grove
lent its generous shades to the pleas
ure seekers,thc Hibernians of Brook
haven. A picnic, | believe they
styled it. But you will naturally
ask why every little incident oc-
curing at Madison Station is record
ed? Ours is town of great pluck
and something of interest always
transporting. You will say it is to
attract attention, it certainly is, but
in this way. We would induce stran-
gers to locate hero, to build up our
town that so desires al elevated po-
sition among the notablcs, and an
ambition that is credit to any civ
ilized people. If have departed
from my subject pardon me. Mr..
Nalty, President of the Association
madc few brief remarks, brevity
is tho soul of wit, long harangues
are very tiresome and in bad taste
on such occasions, for all assembled
there have hut one aim, and this
they pursue with all the intensity
of their natures. And this aim is
the realization of brightest antici-
pations, care and trouble are aban-
doned for at least this brief period
with never n wish to recall it. Yet
like an unwelcome visitor it in
trudes in u time most unbecoming.
Mr. John McGill Mayor of Jackson,
accompanied ~ his lovely sister
and handsome brother honored this
occasion with their presence, which
was refreshing l assure you. The
Mayor in contemplating the onerous
duties OF his Office can't see why he
may not have an assistant, and if
an objective case will admit of
plurality the Mayor must be follow
ed by a May Dress. AS he is so con-
versant with the convensionalities
of society, and SO familiar with the
bewltching sweetness ofwidows and
" nat attraction they have tor the
sterner sex has yielded to them the
palm, with all Difference to sweet
maidenhood, with all the freshness
of youth still lingering, where jeal-
ousy and envy have not invaded the
holy sanctuary of innocence and
poisoned beautiful truth that has
never known contamination. And
since Mr.. Richard McGill is associat-
ed with the Asylum the young ladies
are suddenly found with disordered
intellects their last sane request is
send me to the Asylum.
Music and dancing so essential to
tho happiness of the young and 50
by the prudish grand
mas whiIed away the pleasant hours
almost caused us to believe that
life had no other duties. The din
ner was as it over is in these
gala days, sumptuous and all that
would please the taste Of the most
When evening beckon-
ed the morning away preparation
wcrc made for the departure. AS
the three cheers resounded from all |
lips and hearts for Mrs. NJ, her lit
lie son replied " well l hope one is
, rocking cheer.
M.DISOSIAN |