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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
AnesAsT . sceao - Il sao Msuss.

Al H1oRA101 OF o10z1 DB9WnAM Ho1TQ And
sou1n-A1 I'LL eAxB IA1 KxA1RI8 on s10D-
ssoH WAS GEE ~ TIE RABTyonD osuvMRzzoH
-mDsaHAn1 Aa11z n NJ zoAA-3A oo1
CAlAnD 10 NM Ynar.
Apsstsl 1sas9vsn h eAs kss YesA zSlb~aa
wAaMno1oH, Feb. 3s.-Foe half IN hoar this
Afternoon there was repetition In the Hoass os
the ooenes with which tie amnesty dekato
hes Dads the people fanihax The South waa
again pttesd against the North, and Ne prsva-
lance q he Ave minutes rals alone prevented
as1s bsswsaa Mr. Blaine end Bsntsnin Hi.
~ ~. ~ eoath md New Eagland again mst,
md beota1in Hill crossed swords with 0eoexo
Z. Honr cf Massachusetts,. Ths running dsheae
that psoeAsd this spirited AGAR possessed
What vas 70 follow. The tat Of disoassioo u
~ ftl granting psosaoas 10 soadisn Of he vi
q 1914 vhiah Was hss wesk amsaded IN III
3ooAhasa inssrees. Beef. pointed sessohas I'D
bseo 9ads BY 4esess- Kaseon, MaFsbat OaswsAJ
nd WllAaaas a Wisconsin. Whsa bsojaaail
-ssxaEx; wES TVzx1Q ID
6aehs nake eoDs dangerous alp His psspees
q. - g tsil Nosshsn people In oonsrss Asset
ase bundle Of Inconsistencies, and that (hedR
eoudoos y exaspefatine 10 Q patriot seoou6}
thas ~ soid1sgs Of 1873 In tns Houth were ~
Union Ae0 laird, thas secession did mot 0sigi1
nate II ne south but in New England, and s6aA
ne Yankees IN The Hartford CONVENTION verS'
plotting accession vhea Tie soldiers Of 1912
xrs beetlinR for the Union q New OsleanA.
This was TOO nuoh for the Republicans TO stand
in dIe0ce, end Geo. r. HoaS accepted the chal-
iengs sens thrown out He was arsd Of being
lsoeursd 6y gentiolasn on the other sde Of the
HouRa. he thought that . Glass Of persons,
who In any other country
Would HAVE lEzN aI1sETRp,
ahOQld BE- more undnnk. Tho RnuahIioena h.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
WasylaaA Sunday 0cheols,


THER CONDITION AND TEE Mu1Dn or CEuDnua
o01RkmHD n fHnw.
The Maryland Sunday school Union hsld III
9oeh anniversary u Balamors, On MONDAY. I.
comprises I'll The Protestant end svansstbsal
soaoo's IN the seasa. The report Of Tie pssss-
deot g. 9. 0rlmth. narrated ~ the raszls OF
nas aaveIe through the counties Of the gAnHe On
both The Eastern and Western ehosas, thas
ne Dunday sea1oo!s were gsoagalH IA good
condition and well attended, 20 nd found
thas the public schools for eoaored ehdl-
dren were having Ans moral y veil q edaaa-
eonal e1ect. he estimated that ths 6tlse oog,.
iAinsd "a, 400 children, Of which nunbsr leo, go
Israslitss. This laft over Is, 06O childrsa o1f-
ade Of Sunday school work, and also adviesd ~
Preliminary training Of tsanhsrs. The toeai col
lseeaons during the year wsrs e4,AoA and the sx-
peoses y, 49, Rev. yaA A Duncan, Prssidsos
q handolph-Aaeon College, Va, made an ID.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
Gel. FoFney's AFFAval Wesne.

VO1s ROk00y'B AfAAV0A HOMO
CORDIAL VNOo10 10 NM-zM MplAMA
NM. A0AouaD At INV oAgTLA. ,u
About II O'Clock Tuesday night HoA. John v.
Tosnsy, Special Comaisuionse II ths Osntsnnlal
70 Europe arrived In this dty. His arrival and ~
esptaoo crssssd quite sensation. 4 number Of
tugs went down shs bay ffoa Philsdsaphia and
met ths steamship IndiaRa, Of Tie American
Lime, u New Oaasls. whses he ship, unfostu.
uAtely, bad run aground early In the Apenlng,
on the Bulkhsad 1hoal, In front Of TIE town,
whsrs shs remained during the whole day, the
steaM.tugs towering Aeound The sesauAae, and
making several inaAsceuA atAsmpts 10 ret her
OF the shoal
The party On he tuga including Mayor 8aoklsy,
Gen. Aawlsy, J. 3. CunAall, Esq, British Oo9.
nlsacnsr, Dol. Henry D. welsh, ed otAsss,
drew Alongside the lndtama ~ che Nv On he
shoal, and hearty wsieons was given. Tue
sntire party enjoyed . dinnee On The steamer. u
which Mayer Gsoklsy wssoonsd Dol Tosnsy
bona. 1pssshss vses nads By Prot. Asahar, d
the British Oommission, and Gen. Hawlsy. dol.
SANFORD, ~ hsaA a ths ReitiAh Ooaalassloo,
va aAoe aboard tho veasel.
T. sse ia a - s:s - = =. 500 isssodss
y warn ~ eo9nsedp OF ~ BAY agaanss - 10.
ealiiy of thas B0lkhe&d hAeeA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

At tho revival services in the Nsthad,it Epis-
S csp su,'h IL suns mtg holy: n
prayers. Altar unissd Ind saxnec{ snpIiics3acns -
had been offered In his behalf, rs Gos1 T5tNsR
oountsnancs radiant with JOY, md. nfSpx 'fhs
brethsrn BY the hand, shouted "Nozy,"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

sale 81 the 0lDghAa AoDso.
The Bingham Houss, Philadslphia has bean
sold for eS60. 900. Il ID understood that The
purchasers arc to expand e900, 900 rsnoyatiu9
and sxtending the property In time for The oper-
Ing of the EIhibitiop.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

11oe11oo ~ 111 WoA8 At MuLU01oN, Nd
ovR SU71 OWNERSHIP 10 DARE AID nm Pao-
~ AAnuoqD ~ NRvm B1ToaA
0ssva1sNAanas n IL OD4sslavstsl

0ssvsqsnlsnss n ~ 0s~s~Astsl
s,o. Y xuxuozoz. Nd, Fob. ~.
II revival b ~ u. Z. church 4 SIN gong
%. Over hfty psssoas have psofsseed opuvsr-
aaa b daaa, and frun EIGHT % twelve ase g -
aaaaR eeeh 1agh4 WITH conversions 1t sanh nsst-
~. La e1sdag evening Tie osasrsgaaisa was
oves4sNlnG, ~ 11Ans-soaas vees thsoVn opsn
~ IN Is crowd eould nat b. comfortably
seees4 q has been Many yeAzs sines this town
ana vicintly havs haA % Gioeioas nsstine.
1aAcp esses peos ~ IRA 8abbash in 1sbru-
II Snesoeasy dAy( Ntth "a The eolisetsou
money y se.sse. Thseoea hishop M 10 : very
hapVy nod I'D psea1hsd n biz usual fslieitoas
sgls, n 6s0oostxaaaa u ~ BptriA and with
power. We felt highly fAvossd With his pres
eaes.. 2Ay b i've kag 10 blso The church with
hM Wa eeanssl, able end eesaR pessaotnAoa Of
goepA truth ard holy example.
Tho PASTOR. Rsv. ". \. Warner, end his pso-
y re working togsthse nost hazmonioasly
Tia psopls svincs their eaGimaes Of thar pesAor
By Es0sEously providing fog his comfort and in
addition, leaving witA hin md his helpenset
many valuable tokens d love aaA appreciation.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
Whas eSo GaSo00G T1aai Usss.

WAas aAe 0Abeeek Ts1al Ooss.
Joa0e 1un, eae q Ca Baheosk's counsel,
eeaees ~ NIL eeae ~ AafenAant shous 81
ga - b reeoeted No. Pussse 81 eAooo, and
y. sesats, the I'D ssan sngsgsA b psspaFias
ane 70 Il, e7.eoa Alvey lasYe nunbsr e d.
tee4vss aAA eeAse aAsiseaels Wsgs so9Aeod WI
1ans sssvs4 witAea1 . fse. TAs cod Of he
psuseo1eoa - ehs OovsenAsnt VIII anouns 70
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
THE lIPuHLICAN PARTY 4 SrDr11 PAY
-..- MEET PARTY.

The resolution OF u 1nd8AnA HepQh23eAna cN
the finances y "as we'll - could b sxpsotsd."
though II Il siokly enough, Of COURSE for the In
hAtion fever has laid heavy hand On the
Hoosiara We are grassfll however, that 1t
gives fair oountsnanos 70 the effort Of returning
70 specie payment and 20 keeps In line with the
general policy and purpose Of the Republican
party. For IL may ~ we'll b. set down, plumply
and plainly, that the Republican organisation
means rssunpson-mon Of gold and silver
and nothing Len than that. Amongst it, repre-
santativss in Congress there is substantial
unanimity On this point, and throughout the
country it, nembors have given in their adhesion
With few szcepions-thoss in Indiana bslng
probably The largest body Of hesitators-to the
policy Of an early return to specie.
It ID. therefore, very poor policy to counts-
nance any weakness on this question. Judge
Kelley has Just made an eloquent speech On the
grssnback SIDE Of the question. We are sorry
for It The msdicins won't suit in our Rspubli-
can family. They don't swallow such dosss.
TAs Judge sinply Wastes his efforts. In Other
quarters, too, there are spasmodic exsetaoos 10
make counter current 70 thesprsvailing tudg-
na0t, end 1t u rsnaxksd, for instance, that the
s-ugluu9-srrzrys-s
nswspspsr, which often spsaas uut In dsoidsd-
y indspsndsut and honest nanns.,.h dallyins
with the rAg-baby, latsly. ~ though 1t coald not
quite dismiss the idaa that that poor infant
might yet grow up TO vigorous manhood. But
these eandsndss and manifestations are aeainss
wind and tide, in the Republican party. They
can never turn tho stream from il present d.
noki1 49, iii.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
Milford ltoas.
tFtoa ~ Mssss eai Adsvttsw /

Judge Fisher has The sciatoA
Two well.t0-do' bachelor Of this town have
mAds aolsnn compact, thAs the one who first
dies shall leave his entire es&ats 70 the sur.
viyor provided neither marriss, meantime.
Notwithstanding the hard Hmss, scarcity Of
money, and low price OF most farm produce,
I've stock b selling for handsome pxicss. Cat
", hogs, horses, mules, shssp, TO-, I'll arc
bringing good round prices, both u private sales
and e. vendues.
r. q Hill and VIM. q. Collision have formed
2 oo-paztnsEship for carrying ON the suction
business.
Hav. q b 6shoAaA Vim sAdsess Tie Central
DeaewAss 1sab4 0ssssm AssoaaAan, - We'd
.esoa9 svsaln0 nexA - "1Ae Y11ias a ~
ytsts Deafness II ~ RaninsalA." :. ~
TAs JuDsllna 3 DssakwaAoe sxsseutpa b
Ce1noenGees a. ~ ~. Wss Veal pe1z0aiasa
IT, hesa1esEaaa 1sDday sahool snnlveasaEy
~ o1ese1ea b. - evsgAeVlng anAisaso, M
- shalaEss wsrs ssaSsi 70 = esss. g, i
y -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

To RAyoaot0Ao.
'oACHBM - PAN,"
D0R RWlDXRIN0 TH1 MOST HlTTRR NnDI-
CdND xA9TW.1Gk = - :.

Tasss oanasss NJ nAds e azyss aoss pass and
aaASeea - substances u powder form tAAy d.
soavs vssy readily IN tie ssonASA. tAassng allowing
- ce94s1o - - q o0eA 1AaV - 3gseassae1
- DaSssaiAn sssuzss t6sn, tAsFsess ~ eunaeas
~ ma nneWina. The nase Aasssoos ~ h,,esr
nsaaalns = QsniaA. A,oea. 80, y ven q tAoss
q u9esa1aAt odss. hke Aasa1otsda eaa b. taksa
yifa peefecs oo0sect b he naa ssasteavs pas,sat
dtlgetssk. ~ b nD win Is fsQSiFs0asS II M
ny end Ne DEMANDS q our oaseogneS0 Ne hsvs
49, essesevsa wfsa ~ requisite a1pazasas III
CScnee9 t0 - vhtcA as6 nueS AppFoved 81 bofs
AHOFHDcAH2n
NV. On. eaxsa nd Msxsse s>s.. vf,mi,~snn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

lavs bssa unsalzb drawn By ~ .. q. na.Aa',
- ~ bssk - saz~ q ~ Disszies Atsps.sg.
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~ noss asaV ~ s
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NJ faSs seas " poease nesve ~ss soocn'a N sas
txScs Attorney 10 psoaset he pabte inssesseA
-
10 10y % - AaD''a
ssws.e -
nyo@. 1s1 pesV y ooaesesanS "a Wv
noss iAposseAs anesaea o. NJ nns0oes' sns'
sosssns'sy. oose.oueans oe os gay
sfoon@ Tnsy vM mon % seo.nsAav 0n..a-
noos' ma Fe.ay 70 iofno'ass ne astnoo "
es,0o ~ WI anassAks fesenPeoe' on me
sann I'D III sorts Of ecussuding theories
seraegls for The nAssssy, he srssnbaok aavo-
saass bsing u load, a vshsasot, and almost y
danGeroas 10 he Dsnoosasac haznouy, u they
were before Hsyss pot out he venerable
Allan's Nghts, lAss fall In Ohio.
--
IL Ne OncfnnAa hosss-ksspsn inssoosd 70
pas eP snsar psisss 70 sst'ssooass rssas during
soa-vhisa thsy sarsuuoas,y dsoy-ls seems
that thsy have bssa hrousht 10 eoos,ase that
purpose. We have been In OncinpaA when the
atsy vss crowded With yisitoev, durinS the In.
dusesia Expositaou held In that city, sud found
good aecoamcdsssou ss fair rata, md 70 CON.
fsss W have nnnh usasar faith in the honora-
bic dealing Of hossl-ksspsss there tasn Il uhi-
oseo. WHARF sha dslosaaloua aansndInr tha M.
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aAEnoesoes ooovseeoa' 1sesdAN' md non
lnAssd vnAs eoeoeded, % au hand, % b
VI skone oeess lndssd. . Hartford ieessr =
~ 1oek a's0s's o. yssssdAS eeeasel
~ oeatsssss q Ne nso ss'ecesd' end
meg ~ 'n@vsdasAV - q vhoss % IN
eoondenss o. ~ people q NJ ssass' IL BY
ssn4oA to ths yptsss Of OounecaSeut,"
ins AosHsss herod sassass iessif ehas Pres
iosns 0ssas y soorsd, disappointed nan,
VITA aaAnasoo esusosd IN ne Wy bud Of ii
pasnss1 hop" This WI b news 10 nosl
people. 1has the moss celebrated general d
dent a The UniAed aAasas for alsht v.e.r .houN
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02


Us n1Snprno ARasvAI AZ pAnss n novzs ron
Hs nNoEAHD.
Assstaaa1 hss 4pssta' HsasRsm. N
n 80 LoasoA, March 1.
A PssiA dsspaAoh 10 the Deak Mssss fsua
PAsas savs thas Don Carlos will arrive there q
Thnesaay. He viii proceed 10 Calais, whsss
yasds y vaisns+o convey him 70 England.
n Tsssss Ger Oasa.
1zm11 z1o0sAHD HuN 10 ~ aBxP own At onos.
Assstsssf frAs sbsstsl 1sisrsM.
LoaDoa, March /.
A spseial taasgram from Madrid 10 the
A"'s states thas thirty thousand men will b
ssot TO Ouba immediately.
ssAAslla's Visit.
mn fnuszNoa 10 sRArn WITHOUT po11TgcAL sIo-
4.N Aassts1ai Aass Apsstsi Ttssgwsm.
~ Pam, March l.
The Spanish embassy, 4 Paris, positively d.
niss that Ex queen isabella has any poliaaea,
notivs In Waiting Spain.
SsAgs RacOaaAIsss " Retire.
ms nxADnr.s 70 nsID ms oyy.on 70 ms suc
Assosssiad Rvsss sssstsl 7slaps~.
WAsHIHoron, March I.
Judge NoCandlsss, Of the Western DISCREET Of
Pennsylvania, has written 70 8snssor Wallace
md OongrsssnAn Hopkins that upon the pes.
sass Of The bill now pending In the Senate Judi
aary Committee In reference to his retirement
| be VIII yield TIE Office 70 . suooeQsW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

On Saturday. the news from Washington vas
that General Baboock would certainly vaoats his
position - private secretary 10 the President.
On Monday, this appears to be oontrad,cted.
and the announcement IL that he will " stick"
This will disappoint the large majority Of people
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

One Of the most absurd demonstrations, yss-
tsrday. VA Henry O. Bowsn's diuiautive
oantoo" Of indignation over the atssmp& On
his psssonA liberty" the evening before. II
Henry vas taken up, bodily, and spanked, In
the prsssoes Of his body guard, the two young
Bowsns, the proceeding would rsos,vs WIDE
spread approval
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

Those people Who sniff ct the Osntsnnial do
not half appreciate shsir opportunity Of living
In It. A good many nailiioos Of psopls Will b.
born in this country, after the s1se Of Dsoeu-
bss Of this ysar, who will not live 70 ~ the next
Centennial dawn, On the morning Of January
ii, 1915. 1t 10 only favored few who live In
the ssvsnty-eixsa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

HOWARD II. JRNKINB, WILMER ATKINSON
FRANCIS @. YIRRIS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

The advioss iron Warrington are eooeluavs
that Secretary hissov y not going ont Of ths
Cabinet. either fron his own notion. bsoauss
the whisksy ring want hin 10, o. On account Of
any expressed desire Of the PresadsoA We
look forward to ~ hin further Distinguish he
Administration BY his vigorous, honest, and
Ahls work In the Treasury.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
A CHILD'S PRAYER.


She was hardly able to talk plainly, and
an officer had to give her his hand to as
%flst2 haFfppGthe Steps aatteIt hs Central
"Did you put my mother in Jail 81 she
s snd Ya3Ft fs% SIS s sIS$' back
They had arrested red.faced, tangled.
hair woman, who fought the officers and
made use of foul language. No one dream
ed that the child was hers, but it was.
The little Athing was, so "ianocent and
pure that, theX didn't want her, to ever
see the iron bars, Bit the mother heard
her voice: caiied to hur ana they Upendd
the cerfMe 4 Tho child gtasQid thu
iron door, looked into the cell, AID cried
out:
%Ry %S{Yh $S Wv ts Sa{ | j eE,mea VI
herself and the child knelt down on the
d its": & &sR{ ;;sa7 d&eVR86 bars 'f the
'Now + lay mo down to sleep, andI
hope NY mother will get out ofjail
.S1o3sl1Co1Q
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

a wild whoof aaaa rT &24t7 4AaR Gle 4e4 Pf|tAs
line. The next was the tall wonda1 with
the shat and feathers" Crying, rN
want surprise, you backyard! u IL
snatched her lantern from her hand aud
dealt her a blow with it over the b cad
>whifh smashed its glass f4d fseWe Ind
@trsked &dt6ersY1d 86wdrAia Ill Shireesc:
tons. ,of
The victorious Michigan, who in his
blindness knew nothing of the sex Of bis
enemies, was striding o&bH th9 1bfhh5trsfe
form of the tall woman bd@akz dash IL
the direction 2of the pther lanterns that
were bobbipe about, when the leveled fe.
m,ls, WAS, sei9ed with the war spirit. !pi
;1sMcbdgaH, ye divil! Is that YER
game ?' and laying hold on McDugan's
l&SknA EtdhEHN Ea bbh4chE& Goa about
his feet and stretched him upon the
ground, when both rolled down the hill
and tumbled into pit that had once
been, a, cellar. A cry Of s'Murdther VI
arising HON this pit, Tie 'ba6ReH proces1
sion rallied and rushed to the rescue,
rolling and tumhling down the hill with a
great clatter Of lanterns.
d&611b 81 foE 8 1R5,;6A Of VIII ich.
presently appeared Michigan, almost as
naked as tho day he was born, and limp
ing made for the tight in his door, mute
tering as he toiled up the step: 80
this IS one Of Their dtyil'invinted surprise
pa!attys! >Di4n cp6wast me dfiFd don't
think I've cured that lot of SIGH vani'
tiesn'
AS the others collected the wreck of
lanterns and attire, they were heard to.
swear tnatIit would be; ? !Yns timS hrfoes'
that crazy, drunken ovid divil Of Me-
Dugan> 3s<A&"sl; =. t::A@t - X
Another peep at the window show
the bare.legged and bloody.nosed McDu.
gan seated on his Bedside with the black
bottle at his mouth. As he replaced the
bottle, he took his candle from the table,
held it aloft, and: gazing toward! the door,
said *'So<it seems ovid Michigan has
had a surprise pa.arty! - ...;
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
/ b91sool e1s5s3 ]G51 o!dEYE5 70 noidW. =
a.; %}B'FfR sRR t " 5yins p' b5 EsaaE H.

C saii {Sf Bbst3H&: oo1410 :s''e b5sS Il
20 Al&estthe1first manhe sAwio n1btasa
Pelet}eh f4prtis l Tb9 hadI we'd hj
! dnwa 70 the port seven years before: He
found that bis'6ld| ihieighb t1ft did p0t' Know
him! changed was de, Iwithb hisnleng
sh bsaEEd Id an n& M49f Fh fess IWbeEsHPYR8H
questions &bout'his( old, homsj and fha4y
qsked)him if he, knew, MIS- Matsopx e,,1
k.sshge my H1iiffs: sSd7 Shis11 1o' % S5
"Your wife, cried the 6ther Ri d.She
is mine before God and man, am ,la.
.vid Matson and she is the mother Of nv
th7fdreH!'o Zinc od' a do:dw lG1sncEs
IT, be9 2;{s s t % ii f n3l aRR%s You
ife iDav;a H. ssoaj your rightd5to 11her is
[Yqnlt!aEea;o At any rate, she is mine, and Il
oi'"G6d is gsrreaatr' Said poor Dav id Mae
SON. unoonkcioasly repeating the familiar:
= 19}Eds 81 Moslem submission, Ellis will;
be done, I loved her, I shalt never see
'hertagain. Give these, with my blessing,
TO, the good, woman: and the boy s. :: and
he handed over, with = sigh, the little
Abdadle containing the gifts for his wife
and children. .:aIGi'i .!.,.rl.: 7, ,.l.5 ..l
He shook hands with his rival. "Pela.
tiah, he said, looking back as he left the
ship, ''be good to Anna and my boys. 20
::'ttuAys ay, sir1!'' responded: the sailor, in
a careless tone: He watched the poor
man passing Slowly up the narrow street
until out of sight. sits hard case for.
old David ;he said, helping himself to q
fresh cud Of tobacco; ''but I'm glad I've
seen the last Of him. ~ - ~ o';''''" -
::iPelatiah Curtis reached home; he told
Anna the story of her husband, and laid
his gifts ON her lay. She did not Shrek
nor faint, for she was a. healthy woman,
with strong. nerves; but. she stole away by
herself and wept bitterly. She lived many
years after.' but could never be persuaded
to wear the pretty shawl which the hus..
band Of her youth sent, IS bis farewell
gift, There is, however, a tradition that,
in accordance with her dying wish, it was
wrapped about her poor old shoulders in,
the coffin and buried with her. ....; -
The little, old, Bulls eye watch, which
lis still in the possession Of one; of her.
grandchildren, is now all that remains of
David Matson, the lost man.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
GROUNDS FOR A DIVORCE.
rFrom the Atlanta Constitution,

Tie new Year 'bredghti trouble to that
good old negro, Amos. Yesterday he
entered Gen.: G. s law office, and seemed
to be in deep distress.
ou;1 aay fHs 81 sne g2t aas 3tss 4F's IN
eyes, gineral, Use got pow'ful bad
case, sah!' said-4A4mos, shaking his head
gloomily. N
II want't me tevorce, ginersl:'
me and dat gal what's been my wifi is
fallen out, sab ~ -
"Well, that: is: bad F.; let us see if you
have, grounds for . divorce What has
she been doihg?''c la ,>3lili ="
wy, say, she's jis been particularly
raising do old Harry round the house for
de las four weeks. Fust thing TO most
she tuck all de money she could find
'bpntyt6 shouse ter shuy: 6hristmas gifts
fur hersef, and when I AK her fur dat
money back again, she jis cussed me out
from head to heels, sab p urged Amos.
"What else?"
of hsr st SS&ES3 de3 az 1q qasfsel oe
me fur de whole Oh de holidays, TUX my
bed FOR 4m te+sleepr op apd whFn fused
t. sib t up, a. e It Il * mySdG She cut
de cords and lemme collapse through onto
de flo ara den split de tbiskit board ober
nay head. xiisht .dara. sab H., pQinting to a
st66H Git Sf bf&s;y w. zoG s:t1.
nebber muffin more Oh her meanness
tw1xt dat time-and de odder night when
de glib party down here to dat nigger
boarding!hoase hi Dseahtef Street. Den
she came up to mel and SEE, amos, you
dldoesn'f lgoI to- parties Sand limy eeeon'
Josefus is up hyar an want you to lend
him dem black suit, Of Sunday clos OBJ
yours, now gineral, dat hog-eye Josefus
was dat gais.sWeetr heart fore Ismarried
her, and dat made me madder'n blazes,
an upset things round dar in a hurry!'
"W6at ais y6uf ;do|?'' a:7' i 5'ssN
81 got on my mussel, an for an ole
man I'm boss nigeger when I gifts st rt:
ed jiss ,seaeAsd- yas+right
,baA,A q >foteh cd >Aer aediff ;op ds>mouf
( DAT made Her t'in}e HSr Was a. Bone facry
started under her nose, flung her down
de back stars, and emptied bout 'leben
flower boxes fulhAfAearth on her! Bout
dat time Jose Ame in de gate, and
he no more an his foot on de step
fore jumped in among him, and I tell
ye: de homes truf general, dere amt huff
OBJ -aat n}sgeEFA hi9e leg en- cAigh H patch
yer slipper at de toe! And OATS wha1
for want revorce. 'Kase dis marryin'
'mong de 1niggers nowadays IS got down
to loafer in, cut-throats bizness any
+ hew::'z$i>' $685. t7EiT :: =: 19i,i.ac
Amos il eanllill letal adaYiGe in tbs
case, but it didn't quite suit his side o.
the, pht}frT GQ 11t3>I