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A steamer Captains Inhuman Resentment.

william Smith and Herman Graerer started
on Sunday, with two children, 10 go from Jersey CITY
20 Brooklyn IN boat They hau jug full Of whiskey,
and before they had been ont long Smith became IN
toxicgted He smashed the rowiocks and lost
overheard They diitc1 with tue tide toward the Mar
rows. steamer was halle by Graefer. The Captain
nrst took the children, then Graener out OF the boat
and wac about 90 have Smith lifted out, when SMITH
forth with torrent o, ahuse, winch incensed the
captain so much that he lett him To his fate Neither
the Ooat nor Smith has been heard Of since.
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Suttlll lao'lt,s.
MOODY AND ~ANKEN,

HlPPODROME Bl Hiding.
noon Spin T. from |. 10 / o'cluck EVERY DAY,
except on sAfl kDAY When II Is held AZ ASSOCIATION
Han
Afternoon service at O'Clock TUESDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY
Admission free without tickets
IvcfY nght IT oClJck. In Madison nv. hall. ana
overflow meeting at same hour IN 4th Av tail
Nouag mons meeting ith ay. hall every night At
O'Clock, and SATURDAY night meeting at Association
Han, 23d q. and Attn av., at O'Clock.
Special tickets Tor the evening service Of TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY. TINT tSDAY aud FRIDAY viii be Ia.
sued to mont hutchRners, aud TO persons yet
tered on Christ an life on personal application q tH
HppOdTone each day from 40 A. NJ To 10 r. NJ. la
trance by door nlrKtd +, m 26th a.. near an
No service at the llppodrune On SA URDAl, ana
no uoon Meeting ON SUNDAY,
ScTv 'ces close on Apru 10.
uuuhcT OF articles have been found, which owners
OBTAIN uppli
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The Trnaedinn whnllev.

William II. Whalley, the trsgedian, died in 81.
Francsr Hospital on Saturday, and was bureo In al.
vary Cemetery yesterday Mr.. Whallcy horn m
couutl Donega. lrslaod IA 1881 made hi debut ln
Philadelphia m 1855 was four sca-1ns m we SCUM aud
tine" shsoNs IA Boston ANA afterNaTd plyed In ttar-
ring tours. He was iaN Urite la the HuWely.
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Patrick Burns, aged 10 years, asked Michael
Ahearn, the OF Jersey city contractor, for worN
wrich refused. ThereupOn they Quarrrlled, aud
AhraIu, who II three year, tle older siabbeI Burns
Nlth kuue. lhs happened yesterday atteruou o..
Last night Burns seemed likely 10 die OF the wound.
AhcAru Is under arrest.
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Susn,tss aotlt,s.


Yenles and eurichcs tle blood ues ~ ihe sYlt n,
build, mp Tho urukru down. currs pysp psla Liver con
plants, Drop.y, Cnrulie Dllrl0'a, hus Nervous AZ
iccu IA, Chls ma fcYrrs Humors Loss OF Cunstliu-
FciuHe Complaints, sud ali ",seases ori- lnltias In
had slut OF tIe hood, accompanied BY uVuihty
low state oi tIr sj stem
CAUTION 80. sure you get the PERUVIAN SYRUP
Our ~. iGg ana two dollars bottle. sold by dealers
generally . go 49,. -. . 1900.
Ilt rr.s an 40 n,.atn.
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MARINE INTELLI0 ENCk.

nfStAruRK AIWAhA0-rsIs nav
sun rises. Is sun sr.s.... - Mooa rise %
Hiiu WArfH-Ints DAY
HLGY lolh. ~ GOV Ia.aau, % ilo Cste... II Is
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Living Death THE mortal agony OF consumptlNe
tlt nds o. more terrible than ucath. Their cuu
rHiumrs make everybody nnnnppy around them vhie
then fcs arc pfeAatur ~ lost TO themHelyes, NJ res
tae safest remedy ever known, and that never ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-11

Pun tpEipnIA. April lO.-rne returns Of the
ccnsus t.kcu uy tuc cc laat week suONl tue pOpuld
uon OF the cltY 10 o. Sl7iiS.
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Tho Geographical Society is going 20 rent
hou.e aud Mt up library, reading rooms and parlors
for the cony snence OF and guests. The an
nua dues will be put at reasonable ngnre, aud the
society Will be conducted on the plan OF club
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PaTlor suites from S35 walnut chamber suites
E5; marble top do, t4b enAmeed do, 40 top Bras.
sells 81 lngrans. kOc. CowperthwaIts. loo ana lb7
Chatham ~ = Ada
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DIR. y. A. sHERNAN's
once II 1 Ann st.. corner Park row.

Knox's Spring style. The Introduction OF
KNOX ; spring style Of Gentlrmcn's Hat was
prompt ae tue season itsof, aud has been eagerly
welcomed. Tn re Is 10 occasion to Ollate upon its
beauty for that Is recognized fact Buy your hats
Al 212 Broadway, or his Fifth Avenue Hotel establish.
mtnt.
7. VI. stewart, the steam Carpet Cleaner.
No. 500 an av. send for ClrUuiar,
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n0yALmAvA>A LOTTERY.


WN0TF
Pack ~ 1I'KF1s ~ tUEKENCi Whole 1irnrs,
5000 liaVr- ftul Qaartrr 600; fiths, lfUi icutus,
t9u l~enurfhs, go.
pri1rs cashrd tuCulara sent free. Highest pnce
pad tor Spiulsi. Hunk Fllls, q Nefnt4rutr. Ar.
To rrtNLNr Loss ~ Nail ftlult Ecgi tered letter.
INsf ON order pfaft ON New lork, or by Express.
Audi tss Al nluts1 To-
TAYLOR 4 co. Bankers
L. q. u a iAih' II Wall ST.. New YORK.
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There IL no Hpcrieut ihnt has "a many cN-
ceient qnalitIeH Hs MiLk OF MAGSEsiA. a. cure, hrar
burn, aets as gcnue purgatye, ana sweriens the
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DIR. DE JoxGn,s L,Gmr BROWN COP

Or Hariwicke, Cor 'ncr Tor Middl"seN writes " In
the class OF ubefcuar discusses, lnc.uIilg con uIu-
uuu, au ,vaen IN our great centres 90 population,
The usc of pr. De Jonghk Coo Liver on j. attended
WIN manifold adyansges." sold in cap.ulcl iupcrih
hnnpints, IL by all drugg sts Sole cpu-irn rs ArHr,
hartford Co, lOndun, sole AGENTS mr. tir piitd
$ ates JOHN r. HENkY, CT RttAN a CO., NrN Aurf.
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A-Rupture cured by DR., Marsh Principnl
OF late MARSH Coz Al his Old office Nesey e., Astor
house. No up Town branch.
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A Fit Of the Blues

Is caused by being bilious. Then take Quirk's
irish Tea, price Zoe, at druggitts'.-AdD.
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ny one Is: 6. 81 c5. hs
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In And TT ntus establishments Staten lslald, Oiu
No ~ luaue st., 15E BruadHRY 0lO 0ih nv y. I. 1853
and lOS Fierrepoui ST. Brookbn Established o. years
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RENInN Al nLr


gro { FLINT & 60
TO l0i And 1908 WEST IL TIL ST,
Between on ann I'm ave. orc d. ui II vi dth aV,
MAuuilrfl.tts 100 Good
fi'RHlIlNt
at lIatst pucc.
,CONSI EAh ~ NJ, rHHOAr
D-tHrc Ilv-p' ft Hru. al btIili1 Loss ~ strrs DE
fltsA .uI Alt axe, aud At dlsasas arlus from N-
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NINCHtSt 81, HGlofiO,rHiTE OF LIME p
SODA h"ib"ort 1888. f1c~s, FL ana e. per botuD.
WiSCHEsTER 40 Chemists
3G D f.u ., Nrg York
SOLD ny Al. pE' D.it-1s
BLAIR'S PllIS, TiIEGRENT LNELl-II
rl l iui 6nut hn Edruui l.ui SURE safe, .iG J.
lsoUt llAksA Ant, Ilupr Ir. l.tid 100. ", PLAN
TEN q son, e2i William ST. NHW YORK, agent. Box "a
pl,s, aka. " nan. sud ~ arus ssts.
HIMKOn,S CUKF uu.qu Nod tor ASTHMA
CArARRil CIRCUIT, NnOOPlNG COUGH. aut COM
MON COLDS. SOLD by a druEgi,ts. 81. Depot. liz
Chamuers 81. T. o. box 2,iSo Tnal package free.
NERVOUS DEBlLITY.. wEAk,NES-. a.,
SPECIFIC PILL. 81 per box; sN boxes g. Prepared
only by WIECHRSTER& co. 81 joan St, NY
G. 4, Con-. my Dolly how could you leave me
when loved sou SOP Let int come you and VA
forget the past forever. Write to Dox b7l. AANLk.
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Agreed to. The bill was then read third
time and pa sed. 1t Is as folows
Mr.. Morrill, rep, Me- submitted the follow

Issolrcf. That the Committee of the District OF
Columbia be directed 10 communicate to the senate
the amour OF certificates of Indebtedness Commonly
talfd lrecuuaCksl ISSUED by Of the District Of
,uumhH ana ct congress; also tie amount Of assess
meats made pursuance Hnid the pay
m~nt Of c,ttirct'o- Of iuuchttd 49, the amount
Of said assessment roecici tho tan!.
iu- alaid II any, aAd the why the
not been ectrd, and Nhetner any further legislation
IN tn pIcmItes Is necessary. Agreed 10.
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, Al length after what seemed an age, the man
tn sItcr DESPERATION determined 10 travel
tIAi-hl ahead, let the sewer head where II
m't 'l' sometimes halt upright, Olten on hands
su knee, lie Struggled on, aud, alter many
is'ut' ana long per obs OF exhaustion, at last "a
sllaNl OF hgnt told him that he WAS no, ar
ron the entrance. The hgnt grew brighter,
t.l encouraged, he went on rapidly. At last,
~ an1ul hocinck ON SUNDAY morning, M rot
~ rI We sewer. lie maze his way slowly and
WIN ulMculty W the street 20 Schauo ers Ho
H. opposite Tue Post Once IN EhZibsthport.
n'a a"pearsnco WAS frigntful. Ills clothes were
soaked win Nth aud covered with SAT-, MS limbs
were sweiled TO double their natural size, ms
80 was stained ana ghastly, ana his elbows
ena hhee-Jolnts protruded through the skin,
as ! e. reporter addressed Gigemann In
su1 alulhhuusc Yesterday, he frightened up
snt lued 10 rise, hut fell back trembling
IIlu proslrate. lie SAID that he must have
ht1nk ioIty pals Of water in the dungeon, for
i hs haa terrible thirst. "Once." said ne, "they
lin steam from tho factory, and II nearly
il, ''eet ne, GilRemann says that he was born
nfAssburg, and that he fought with the
m S,e . ~ the late war with the Germans being
r. H. "ullerS man. He IL forty-fouT years old, aud
So, az may be inferred from the Foregoing
III an iron constitution. Tho swelling of his
,hi .s has partially gone down, and IL is thought
ths, n ne may recover. Eiizabethport people say
d Ies oniy an adverse wind Kept the tide from
So"nlug Cilgemann.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-19

The Northern papers Of last Wednesday and
Ihuuday that come to hand just now. contain
some rather queer and amusing reading mat
oer under the head Of Presidential Probabili-
Nco." Their groupings after the truth appear
NEST pitiabls: they are like lot Of children
hunting the handkerchief. without the faintesl
idea where Il IL. except whom an occasional
"hots or cold warns them. We should moi
lihe 10 b. responsible for their facts or figures
aad should certainly refuse 10 stand father u
their truths and assertions. About ninety live
NJ cent Of the Northern press that Joined In
this Diogenes' search after q man" have besn
mlsled, and prophecied about as falsely % they
well could. We hardly suppose this failure will
launt them: indeed. some Of them. having al
ready vsered around to Hayes ~ easily - usual
put on the Sybil's cap and are back again pro-
phecying to the people that the Cincinnati ticket
will be elected ~ calmly and collectedly ~ II
they had never slipped up on their futurities
We hardly think. though. that any Of their pro
phecies will pass current with the people this
une-thoy have had enough Of them already.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-19

Pinchback IL going to make another
effort to get seat In the United States
Senate. He is arranging matters to get
the second place on the State ticket,
which will be nominated at New Orleans
on the 9th inst. (Warmoth being candi-
date for Governor,) and then, II the Re-
publicans carry the State, he proposes
TO secure the Legislature and be elected
ii Senator Vests place. In the mean
time the Grant faction Of the Louisiana
Republicans, which includes Casey and
4he Customhouse ring, will also iomi-
nate q ticket headed by President
Grants friend, Williamson, now minis
ter to Central Afnerica, who has desert
ed his post Of duty for some months to
dabble1 in Louisiana politics. In the
event Of the success Of the Grant ticket,
Casey will be sent to the Senate, pro-
vided the present damaging inyestiga-
tion into his management Of Federal
business does not land him in jail.
Pinchback's alliance with Warmoth is
due to his falling out with Packard, and
to the influence OF Warmoth with the
colored population. II [Courier-Jo Journal
(Dem.)
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-19

There are about dozen men only now
engaged In that gloomy sepulchre. the Custom
house, devoting their time exclusively to tearing
down. pulling to pieces and devastating that old
brick yard Openings have been made In the
walls, pillars pulled down and everything set
topsyIturvy preparatory to the coming cam
paign, II will require several hundred men
about the month Of October to put things to
riehts again. ito fll up the openings and re-
place the pillars Just now torn down. Room
nay be made for hundreds more II work is com
uacncsd on the promised marble campaign
stairs -
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-19

We are rejoiced to learn that Mr.
Samuel Lambert, the editor Of that ex
cellent and unflinching paper, the Clin
ton Patriot Democrat, is preparing te
establish Democrotic paper in Bayou
Sara. The new paper Is to be called the
West Feliciana Sentinel, and the first
issue will appear on the 27th inst. A
first rate Democratic paper is needed In
Bayou Sara, and Mr.. Lambert is just
the man to fill the bill. He has made
the Patriot Democrat q power in that
section OF country, and he will do yeo-
man service with the Sentinel. The
new enterprise has our cordial wishes
for its success.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-19

Upon the whole. the New Orleans press. exclu
slys .of the DEMocnA r. has been the one to re-
seive in the most favorable manner the nomina
items Of Hayes and Wheeler. We elsewere pub
Nh the sentiments Of the New York Herald. ths
Canctnnsti EmQuffe and Cincinnati Commercial
III of which damn the candidates with fcin
p1niss" According to the Associated Press dis
pa1uhes this y what the Memphis Appeal and
AualaNchs have to say about them:
The Avalanche says Of Hayes, that he possesses
- abundance Of those negative virtues which
- mot invite antagonis1n, and his nomination
vas Western victory over the East
The Appeal don't think him q strong man. bu,
that he u an Improvement on Blaine.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-19

Gen. Bussey and Messrs. J. H.
Oglesby and Charles T. Howard, among
others, were appointed vice presidents
Of Gov. Warmoth's ratification meeting
Saturday night. These gentlemen. we
believe, have been favoring the Third
party movement, or most any sort OF
movement against the Democratic
party. II the announcement OF their
names as vice presidents Of the Repub-
lican ratification meeting was author
lied, we presume they have given up
the Third party dodge as hopeless, and
have identified themselves squarely
with the Radicals.
Since the above was In type a card
from Mr.. Howard appears in the Picdy-
une, declaring that his name was used
without authority.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-19

Our late lamented ex- Gov. Warmoth,
who is now struggling for resurrection,
and using his best endeavors for the
good (or rather to obtain the goods Of
his adopted fellow-citizens. says that
Hayes will carry Louisiana by twenty
five thousand majority. This is bold
assertion Of the enterprising cameleon
carpet bagger, but his assertions do not
amount to much. Let him, notwith-
standing, now inform an anxious public
(anxious as to It's pockets) what he
thinks of the Warmoth and Pinchback
chances.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-19
Just about the time that Belknap was caught

Just about the time that Belknap was caught
there occurred. over the water. In the tiny king
dom of Greece, a little post-tradership business.
Ne stolen property. In these instances. being
bishoprics. Mast seized hold OF the occasion to
DECLARE In cartoon. that sthe Radicals were not
the only political thieves under the sun. that the
Athenians also were q little "cfedis-no-
bilicr-ined." But the worst feature Of the whole
affair was the men who figured in this little
business; Pericles a Scion. an Angel and All
Aristides. 1t cut us TO the heart to find our
old schoolday friend. the Just Aristides. guilty
Of peculation. bribery and thievery. We might
have shed tears over this insult to history. had
NO not thought that. perhaps. the Athenians had
borrowed from us, Of Louisiana. the idea Of
whitewashing lot Of small and dirty politicians
and ward banners with the great names Of
Antiquity.
what lot OF statesmen we have had. or.
rather, statesmen's names. First. Kentucky's
proudest son, orator and statesman. the Mi |
Boy Of the Blashes !" then. the great Commoner
Of England, leader OF her Parliament for score
Of years. For assistants. they have had. first
two noble poets Of England. who subsequently
went TO- or rather went toward the Senate, leav-
ing In his place the greatest OF Roman trium-
tvlrs, statesmen end generals. Why. In . single
.lngislature- aud that bogus one - we had
three George Washington in silhouette. backed
" JelYersons and Eranklins enough to have
oteered Louisiana through all her difficulties.
OF course there II no Significance In these
nanes. We are only puzzled to know whether
they were gwen by way OF ridicule or whether
their present weareis stole them. like o certain
animal did . ioa's skin to give himself innu-
Onee and respootabiltty.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-19
TINE REPUBLICAN REFORM MOVE.
MENT.

The nomination Of Gov. Hayes by the
Republicans, and the adoption OF plat
form by his party permeated with the
old and bitter spirit OF sectionalfsm,
terminates what has been ostentatiously
called the reform movement in the Re-
publican party, and dispels all hope
that the election OF a Republican Presi-
dent will insure peace to the country
and reunite the long discovered sections
Of the Union. Mr.. Bristow was the only
candidate for the Cincinnati nomination
who represented reform In the Repub-
lican party; he alone Of oil its eminent
leaders antagonized an Admins
tration stepped In pronigacy; IN
Administration 50 corrupt, that oil that
is extravagant, partisan, wicked and
unwise in government have come to be
known as Grantism. Blaine, Hayes.
Morton, Conkling all, whatever their
personal antagonisms, were and are
fast and untlinching friends OF the Re-
publican Administration, and are iden-
titled with all the measures and policies
Of the Republican party. The nomina-
ton OF Bristow would have been re-
pudiation OF the corruptions Of the
party; the nomination of Coy. Hayes is
as fully and clearly an unqualified In
dorsement Of Grantism--of the profli-
gacy which has prostrated the indus
tries and trade Of the country, and OF
the sectionalism which has kept alive
the animosities OF the war would
have been the nomination Of Blaine, or
Morton, or Conkling.
Mr.. Hayes may be personally a very
excellent man but his party is immeas-
urably stronger than he, and his Admin
istration, II he is elected, will be but q
prolongation OF Grantism. 1t cannot
possibly be anything else. We have no
reason to suppose that the Republi-
can candidate is great man he has
given US no evidence Of that Napo-
leonic or Cromwellian force, spirit
and intellect which remodels the pol
itics Of parties, moulds the policies
Of States and shapes the measures OF
Senates. II Gov. Hayes is elected by
the Republican party, he will pursue the
Republican policy, and Gen. Grant has
given US pretty full idea Of what coh-
stitutes Republican policy. The oppo-
sition in the party to that policy was
led by Bristow, and Bristow has been
beaten. Governor Hayes has been
and IL in full accord with the
Administration. and with all the leading
friends Of the Administration, and Gov.
Hayes has been nominated. Even those
who hold that platforms are nothing
and men are everything, will not dare
to hold . man OF the mediocre abilities
and barren record Of Gov. Hayes, to be
an Offset to the gross corruptions and
bitter sectionalism Of the party which
has nominated him and which he re-
presents, from the "Sylph" telegram Of
Babcock to the Mulligan letters and
Andersonville speech OF Jim Blaine.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-19

The candidacy OF Lieut. Gov. Penn
for the nomination of the Democratic
Conservative party, announced by the
Times Sunday morning In q double
loaded leader, Is to US not an unwelcome
sign in the political horizon. We are
not in favor OF the nomination OF Lieut..
Gov. Penn for several reasons. Never
theless we are glad that he has been
brought out as a candidate for the
Baton Rouge Convention. He belongs
to that wing Of the Conservatives most
widely differing with the straight De-
mocracy. and the third party men
have used his name and high position
to give strength and shape to their un-
wise scheme. Gov. Penn's candidacy
for the Democratic. Conservative nomi-
nation robs the third party Of its
strongest hope, and indicates that the
great mass Of our conservative people
are looking to no absurd third party
folly, and that they recognize the
present Democratic Conservative or
ganization as the one which is to make
the fight against Radicalism in the in
terest of the State, and are determined
to cooperate and work with it. Gov.
Penn, we are assured, will abide the
action Of the convention and will
gave his earnest and cordial support to
its candidates. As We have said above,
the Lieutenant Governor is not our
choice for the nomination, though We
appreciate his personal worth, and hail
his candidacy with pleasure. a. tending
t. defeat the plans Of those who are
seeking to disorder our ranks and
divide our strength In the face Of the
enemy.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-19

We noeice that the Ban Francisco papers pre-
eervs ono good old English custom. worthy Of
imitation down here: they still devote = column
70 births ~ we'll ~ to deaths And marriages.
This u a It should be-; the newspapers should
not ccnfne themselves to mans exits from this
world or from bachelorhood; his entrance Is just
. interesting TO him and to his family There
ere few men that are mot proud Of that domestic
.luxury. the flnt baby 'clueking hens. Charles
needa Oalls them And why should they not
takethe public generally into their confidence
70 rejoice with them over the happy and a1spi-
cious sveut. Il ID true itmay not read - pleas
antly 70 IN heir - = death !" nor be ~ touching
- oness old names a. tAo 'Marfiedv chat de-
etroys all hopes still it is IN event We are all
proud Of and one well worthy Of being
ehrouicled. sfii9e a. s7sL 4
y The Cincinnati papers 60 step farther. Last
weeks VolksblaH, Of that city. contains a
'sBctrothal." alias engagement notice. The
happy man. apparently. could not restrain his
NV. or credit his happiness. until he saw II in
print, IN black and white.
Il h ! brilliant idea. and ono that We hope viii
tnke here Young men. the moment It IL over
a,d agreed on. dash around to Q newspaper
nface With all your speed and insert q notice
thereof for week at loast You cannot appre.
e;afa what an advantage It will produce: 1t will
warn III other fellows away from your girl, :
ave vou from the usual hints. Jokes and in.
nuendoes, keep tho girl constant and insure
-rerfeCt bliss and happiness. We do not throw
out these remarks for our own personal advan.
80. II IL true. II society dts are to be credit
S1 this tax would amount 70 some hundred
s1noueands Of dollars year. but what b that r
80 who cares for your hundred thousand
1ollorpa We merely makethese suggestions fol
~ nnhlic good-for the benefit Of society. Who
vill bo he man to lead oRf