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The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

HERlFF's SALE. q,..,., F%&i'
ny virtue Of q writ Of Levari Facias to me
ected, will be exposed to public sale. ct
Lafayette Hotel, 641 Shipley street,
ny George w. Ortlip, in the city Of
'm'ngton, New Castle county, Delaware
WEDNESDAY, May 9th, 1877,
at 2o'clock p. M,
ne following described Real Estate
1t that certain lot or piece of land with
.wo story frame houses thereon erected
iase IN the city Of Wilmington, bounded
uescribed as' follows, to wit: Begin
on the southerly side Of . SO feet wide
st lsid out parallel with and at . dis
- oi 15O feet northerly from the north
sloe OF Lobdell street. and opening In"
aeald and Claymopt streets ati the dis
&c of92 feet 8 inches essterly from the
vriy s,de.of Heald street, thence sout h.
parallel with Heald street rs feet to
sr,, thence easterly and parallel with
aeil street 80 feet 8 inches to . corner,
Gce y. northerly parallel with Heald street
et 70 t1e Aforesaid side of said 80 feet
street., and thence thereby westerly
~ ~ inches to the place of beginning,
=" nah hcoetents on .n thereof what they may,
aeo ana taken 10 execution ~ the
Ely s'Hy q Janes ], Brennan and Galah b.
Ae ard !, ~ and "a b sold " n q 4
~, ~. eAAC 0RIJBB, nhsesf, Z
= 8 ones, ~ i cassls ! y Y lsh y a, i1lss
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Notice to Deltnq"sst Water Renters

Notice to DeltNQwsst Water Reaters.
The time having expired for the payment
of water rents for the year 1S77, notice Is
hereby given, that unless they are paid, or
some provision made for their payment, on
or before the tenth day of May next, then,
on and after that date, the Ferrules Of all
delinquent water renters will be drawn and
the supply cut of.
-, W. 8. HAYES,
sp17. my1 -. Register.
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Hartfords,
Athletics,
2 0 O O 0 0 0 o 90
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O.
Robbery.

Last night about $50 O'Clock show case
containing some trimmings, was ssolcu
from the front Of . trimming store, on
Jefferson street, between Seventh aud Eighth
streets. As soon as 1t was found to havo
gone, . search was immediately made, and
was discovered in an alley short distance
above the store, in the same blobk, minus
the contents.
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\ CARD TO The PUBLIC.

The parties having failed to come forth
according to contract, will open my Mu.
scum and Ice Cream Garden, Nos. M and
200 West Fourth street to the public on Sat-
,additicn dat mi being si added to 'the MUSEUM 's and
the Ice Cream Garden 10 being put in flryt
claas etdAe for the reception Of Nisitofs. 1t
viii be- found tho most pleasant and o0oz
e.9ssH e9s''H .s;s s:s = ss sss sss =: sa;s sss
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6eliOtosss.

West Presbyterian Church, preaching to-
morrow at 1880 A. M. and 7.3OP r. M. w
the pastor. Rev. J. Mp. Otis, u. D. Sub
ject for the morning, ''Prayer the Autidote
to Care;;" for the evening, Shall the second
advent of Christ be pre- -milleuial or post
millenialp " Strangers and the public gem.
orally are invited.
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THE EAsT4RN INBRoGL1o,

THE EAsTHRN INBRoGLI0.
LONDON, April 27.-A Reuter- dispatch
from Constantinople, last night, says: "a
telegram from Hassan Pasha, commandant
Of the division at Bataum, announces that
the battle at Tchurksan, which commenced
on Wednesday, when the Russians, as al
ready reported, lost 800 men, was resumed
to-day"
SMALL BUT SIGNIFICANT.
MANCHESTER, April 27.-The Guardian
says: "a firm at Arbroath, Scotland, has
just received very large order for canvass
from the British Government, understood
to be for tents. This is supplementary to
another recent order.
RUMoRs AFFECTING CoNsoLs.
LONDON, April 27.-The various financial
articles of the London press show that the
rumors affecting consols last night were
that the Government is engaging transports
to take an unusual quantity Of supplies TO
the Levant, and that An untavorable state
ment would be made In Parliament.
[Note.-No statement at all was made in
Parliament
AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The Stock Exchange to-day opened COM
paratively steady, but became dull and very
fat. Business is quiet and there is no ex-
element.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LIVERPOOL, April 27.-The Courier'a
London correspondent telegraphs as follows
"The British Government have resolved ia
interfere between Russia and Turkey.
THE suLTAN's MOVEMENTS.
LONDON, April q. The Sultan will in
spect the army Of the Danube on Saturday
after which he will 60 10 Kara.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

N1oTICE.-To ALL PERSONS HAvIN
IN CLAIMS AGAINST NEW CASTL
COUNTY-Williem Herbert, County TleN
and Carpenter, Collectors, No. 6lS Marke
street, on TUEsDAY, May /, 1877, ff0m 10 {
10 o'clock q. M, for the purpose Of paytn Z
all bills passed at the March session q tn {
Levy Court; also appropriations made + !
Sunday schools. o.,
WILLIAM HERBERT,
apl9l1t County Treasurer.
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DEATHS

[GRIEVEs-On the 9th inst Margaret J.
wife Of James Grieves, in the 57th year of
her age
The relatives and friends Of the family
from her late residence, l1OS Washington
street. Services 1T N o'clock: funeral at
O'Clock on Monday, to proceed to the
Mount Salem cemetery.
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AsbsM MSSSAcssCS'

Prot, Pharazen, from Baltimore, will give
an entertainment at the Opera Hopse, cOm~
mencing Monday next and coDtinuing one
sss.ss .,s,sisn. 7 4. e. " ss''ess !, ss go ~,
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NstSnse.
spl7.my1

Don't forget the Stereoptican matinee this
Afternoon. Go and take the children, or
yo4 wilf miss great treat. The managers
lave secured the complete and ccstly APP
lpAratuG ofProf. West. h VAIL 10 On that
H. ]. Asal & = "A - i ~ sAsAe a elsl1al
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THE FRENCH MISSION:
J., WAsH1NaTcN, April 27.-The President
is gradually fixing up the diplomatic slate.
The acceptance of the French Nission by
Ex-Governor Noyes, Of Ohio, can be ofncially
announced. f., N's. .f
Ex-eovERNoR YLRTcHER.
Ex-Governor Fletcher, of Missouri, the
friend of Secretary schurz, will be rendered
the Austrian Mission, and will doubtless
accept.
ASSISTANT TRRAsuRsHIP.
The death Of Assistant Treasurer Davis,
ct Cincinnati, was announced to the 9scre-
tary of the Treasury this morning. The
Secretary has already received . ream Of
applications by telegraph for the place.
THE EXTRA SESSION.
/ WASHINGTON, April 27.-The President
says he will convene Congress on the 4th of
June.
0VAIAN0 1Ax10n0s
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Analostau
Boat Club of this city have accepted .
challenge from the Undine Boat Club of
Baltimore, Nd, to row . three mile four
Dared shell race on the Potomac river. The
race will take place on the 24th of May.
THE CABINET.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-All the meme
bers of the G: biuet were present at the
meeting to-day with the exception of Mr..
Evarls, who will return to Washington on
Monday. The Department Of State was
represented by Assistant Secretary Seward.
woxAN's FOREIGN MISSIONS.
CHICAGO, April s7.-The Presbyterian
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions for the
Northwest met again yesterday. Resolu-
tions were adopted, all looking to the ad-
vancement of the mission work. Officers
were elected.
VIOLENT SNOW STORM. ".
OMAHA, April 27.-The worst storm Of
the season is reported as raging west Of
North Plat, snow and sleet are falling
heavily. with a very severe gale blowing.
The railroads are badly blocked and traffic
is partially suspended. - } -
ICE IN THE STRAITS.
CHICAGO, April 27.-Two propellers from
tho lower lakes arrived safely yesterday.
They report heavy ice In the Straits as yet,
/ and that sail vessels are having q hard
time.
ADAY OF FASTING AND PRAYER.
sr. PAUL, April 2.-There was gener-
al observance Of yesterday throughout the
State as day of fasting and prayer for de.
liverance from tho grasshoppers during the
coming season.
4 "DERBY DAY"
LOUISVILLE, April 27.-The City Council
of Louisville decided last night, by acclsma-
tion, to recognize the Derby Day of the
Louisville Jockey Club as legal holiday,
on May 22d.
JusTIFIABLH SHOOTING.
BRooKLYN, April N.-A Coroner's jury
has found that officer John MurthA, who
killed Antonio Loux in Brooklyn, shot him
in self-defence, and that the shooting wal
justiaable. ,s@,, ,As
DECORATION DAY.. @ ~ Is
NEW YORK, April N.-The Exscutiv
Committee Of tho Grand Army Of tho Re
public appointed to perfect srrsngemAnta
| for the. celebration Of Decoration DAY n,
lcsntly rsolved d inyits The coopaEsAs1ll
of III - 0nSfn ~ Y y N y ~ iSi
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

NOTICE.-Paris N. Mitchell. CerpeI lter
IN and Builder, has REMOVED from 81
Orange street, TO shop No. us shipley st..
wilmington, Del. Johbing in the city OF
country promptly attended to, at moder ate
rates. Residence, ,--..
m8O.1m lO5 JEFFERSON ST.
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LOOK Our For CHEAP SHoEs-At M
Clancy's, 504 West Second street, two doors
from Washington, in Second, the cheapest
place in the city. Shoes either ready~nade
or made to order.
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GHERIFFB SALE.

By virtue of writ of Levan Fsciss to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale
at the Lafayetre Hotel, S4l Sbipley street,
kept by George w. Ortlip, In the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware,
on
WEDNESDAY, May 9th, 1877,
at . O'Clock p. m, .
The following described Real Estate,
viz; r.''S'ti . e.
All that certain lot or piece Of land wlrh
two two story frame houses thereon erect
ed, situate in the city Of Wilmington bound
ed and described as follows, to wit Begin
ming at q stake on the northerly side .of
Lobdell street between Claymont and Heald
street at the distance of 149 feet from the
corner formed by the intersection of the
said side of Lobdell street and the wester-
/ ly side of Clsymont street, thence northerly
and parallel with Claymont street rs feet to
. stake, thence westerly and parallel with
Lobdell street 26 feet to stake, thence
southerly and parallel with Claymont street
rs feet TO the aforesaid side of Lobdell
street, and thence thereby easterly a feet
to the place of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may. =
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of James F. Brennan and Sarah Z.
hts wife and t. t., and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, New Castle, April 81, 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

N1OTICE.-Go to Wilson 4 Halls new
IN store; No. 6O7 Market street, and buy
your Dry Goods, Trimmings, Fancy GO'ds.
Notions, Boots and Shoes. Our motto Is
quick sales and low profits.
m80.8m WILSON d HALL.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CT. JosEPHB ACADEMY.
UHEsTN Ut HILL. PHILADELPHIA.
Under the care Of the Sisters OF st, Joseph
The course OF Instruction includes all the
branches OF . useful and Christian educa-
ton.
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
t200. For further particulars. address,
sepl-ly MOTHER NARY JOHN.
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COLLEGE, DELAWARE
Y COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

Y COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. I
This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges js under the charge of the
Augastinian Fathers, and offers superior
Q thorough Classical, scientific or CONNER
cial course. It 10 Aituated on the Pennsyl.
vania Genital Railroad, eleven miles rom
Philadelphia. Railroad Station and Post
ONCE on the College grounds.
advance,) $50. T5}I =
For full particulars, send for q catalogue.
Rev. +. A. MIDDLETON, D. D.,
decl-1yr President.
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1EvIvAL.

11vIvAL.
SIc1sA FALLS; April 57.-Rev. E Payson
Hammond d holding daily meetings in this
place and the whole region IL moved. Over
400 persons profess to have been converted
and among tho number are some Of the
leading men. ~
NAVIGATION oPBN2p.
ALBANY, April N.-The canal will be
opened Nay sth.
~. FORKIGN.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

NOTICE.
Having purchased the latest improved
apparatus for administering fresh ga.'
daily, will continue to use the same for
the painless extraction Of teeth. Sets Of
teeth at prices to suit all. ..
{, - - Es5 Dr.. GosL1N,
apr18tf 707 Market street.
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WE OFFER

WE OFFER
BLANKETS. g.
g ps,s,c ps1,ca ,a,gs sise Blankets .t'a o; former
opai.s s extra y size Blankets, at $3.50; former
10 nppils piiise; I'll ~ xoo, Rank.ta from q to .,s
A splendid line Of all wool long
PAISLEY sHAWLS,
At $l2, always sold before for so, Beautiful
green and black plaid Shawls for $3.50.
large assortmentof
I. BLACK SILKS
From rs cents to $3.50.
BLACK cAsHMEREs.
4 Al ,': MSSl cashmere' at $780, &c., 7So.' >c'
y BLACK ALPACAs, >-~ d
In great variety; from 26c. to Sl.00.
HANDKERCH1EFs.
An. elegant assortment Of Ladies' ana
Gents plain and hemmed handkerchief,
Special Bargains in Silk Handkerch
p. CAMPBELL, /
sl2.sm MARKET ST.
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NhERIFF'3 SALE,


By virtue of Q writ Of Levari Facias to
ne directed will be exposed to public sale
lt the Lafayette Hotel, S41 Shipley street,
Eept by George W. Ortlip in the city Of
wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
WEDNESDAY, May Q, 1877,
2o'clockp. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz,
All That certain lot or piece of land with
two story frame house thereon erected.
lluate In the city ofWlimington aforesaid
0unded and described as follows, to wit:
seslnn1ng on the southerly side of q 81
eet wide street, (laid out parallel with and
distance of $50 feet northerly nom the
ortherly side OF Lobdell street and open
lto Heald and ClaymOnt streets at the
estance OF rs 1eet easterly from the cas- er.
SIDE OfHeald street, thence sOutherly and
arallelwllh Head street 76 feet to corner
ence easterly and parallel with Lobdell
rect i5 feet to the westerly side Of 2 IL
et wide alley. thence northerly along said
ley slde parallel with Hesld street. y feet
,Te street, thence thereby westerly l5feef
erooF ene pace .s. Of oeginning. be the contents
ereof what they may, with use OF alley
seized and taken In execution as the
oterty Q! James f. Brennan and Sarak
us Wife and t. t.. and to be sold by
or,., ISAAC 0RUBB. sheriff.
'ilu omce. New Castle, April 81, 1877.
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FOB SALE AND RENT,

pUBLlC SALE. ....
The undersigned will sell at public sale
all that corner property situated at 18th
lagher's Drug store) in the city Of Whining
ton, Delaware, ON acc0unt Of the Bxecu.
tors Of the late Dr.. 8. Miller, for to close
the estate, on '
,>f SATURDAY, NAY s, 1877,
on the premises at 8 O'Clock p. m.
For terms and further particulars see
hand bills. E.'.s
N. n, CHILD, Real Estate Agent.
No. Nv. Seventh street.
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WANTS.

WANTED.-Threeg girls and one stout boy
" at Chaawick's Museum and Ice Cream
Garden. Reference required.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
NOTICES..

N1OTICE.-Joshua Marls, IAttorney-at-
IN Law, as removed to office N, w. cor.
sixth and Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
DECORATION DAY.

NEW YORK, April N.-The Executiv
Committee Of tho Grand Army Of tho Re-
public appointed To perfect arrangements
for the celebration Of Daporatiou DAY n.
,csntly rssolved d inSits The co-opaEsls6
x " exse q y !. =! y f. i 4 i W. |4iI 4
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-09-03
TRAJANsS WALL.

The events now transpiring in the
neighborhood of the Danube bring into
curious prominence the name of the en-
peror Trajan, the buttresses of whose
bridge, W believe, still stand on oppo-
site banks Of the Danube, and whose
famous wall seems to be the line along
which the tide of war is rapidly rolling.
The bridge thrown over the Danube by
that great monarch was, in some respects
at least, the most remarkable of all the
structures that successive beligerents
have erected for the passage of their
troops. 1t was not mere floating
bridge, but permanent structure, car
ried on piers $50 feet high and 60 feet
wide, and it comprised twenty arches,
extending altogether over span of
$3.50 Roman feet. This giant struct-
ure, than which ancient history records
nothing of the kind more remarkable,
seems to have been intended for a for
tress as we'll as bridge. Standing
eighty feet above the water, it is sup
posed to have commanded the Danube
navigation, garrison posted on it being,
of course, able to damage or destroy
vessels passing under, while they would
be above the reach of retaliation. 1t
was destroyed by Hadrian, and its pre-
else locality has been the subject of
much dispute. Ruins, which have evil
IDENTIFY formed the butresses of a bridge,
occurring on the line of an old Roman
road, however, seem to leave little room
for doubt. Trajan's Wall is another
relic of this terrible energetic old Rom
an. It is, strictly speaking, a rampant
of earth, thirty-fve or forty miles long,
and extends from Rassova, inst at the
bend in the Danube, to the shores of the
Black Sea. Though only an earthwork,
it is formidable line of defence. 1t is
eight or ten feet high, with fosse in
front Of it, while the western por-
tion of it still further fortified by deep
lakes and the swampy valley of Kara
Su. In addition to all this another
rampant of similar nature lies just in
the rear of 1t. This is known as the
South Wall, the space between the two
ramparts being from 1000 to 1000
foot - T.oa16oa7 GLohp,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-09-03
THE CAT THAT INTERVIEWED
THE BEES.

The Virginia City Nev.) Enterprise
records Tabby's experience with the bee
hive. At first she watched their com.
ings and goings at distance. She
then fattened herself upon the ground
and crept along toward the hive with
tail horizontal and quivering 1t was
clearly evident that she thought the bees
some new kind of game. Finally she
took up position at the entrance to
the hive, and when a bee came in or
out, made dab at it with her paws.
This went on for a time without attract
ing the special attention of the inhab-
itants of the hive. Presently, however
old Tabby struck and crushed a bee on
tho ndna of the nnnninr leading TO tha
hive. The smell of the crushed bee
alarmed and enraged the whole swarm.
Bees by the score poured forth and
darted into the fur of the astonished
cat. Tabby rolled herself in the grass,
splitting, sputtering, biting, clawing and
squalling as cat never squalled before.
She appeared a mere ball of fur and
bees as she rolled and tumbled about.
She was at length hauled away from the
hive with a garden rake, at the cost of
several severe stings to her rescuer. Even
after she had been taken to distant
part of the grounds the bees stuck in
Tabby's fur, and once in two minutes
she would utter an unearthly 'yowl" and
bounce full yard into the air. On
coming down she would try to scratch
an ear, when sting on the back would
cause her to turn succession of back
somersaults and give vent to running
fire of squalls. Like the parrot that
was left alone with the monkey, old Tab
by had dreadful time. Two or three
days after this adventure, Tabby was
caught by her owner, who took her by
the neck and threw her down near the
beehive. No sooner did she strike the
ground than she gave fearful squall,
and at single bound got to the top of
fence full six feet in height There
she clung for moment with tail as big
as rolling pin, when, with another
bound and squall, she was out of sight,
and did not put IN an appearance for
over a week
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-09-03

"Sam, why don't you talk to your
master and tell him to lay up treasures
in heaven?" What's de use of him
laying up treasures up dar? He never
see um again"
A young man sent sixty cents to
firm in Michigan who advertised recipe
to prevent bad dreams. He received a
slip of paper on which was written:
"Don't 60 to Sleep"
"Henry, you ought to be ashamed to
throw away bread like that. You might
want it some day." "Well, mother,
would stand any chance of getting it
then, if should eat it up now ?"
A lady. who was suffering under
slight indisposition told her husband
that it was with the greatest difficulty
she could breathe, and the effort dis
tressed her exceedingly. II wouldn't
try my dear" sOOtbingly replied the
husband.
Teacher: "There are three genders-
masculine, feminine and neuter. Give
an example of the last" Boy: "In-
sects." Another boy: "Please, teacher,
l knows one that ant" Teacher: "Give
an example" Bright and pungent
youth "Polly-wOgsI" (sensatiOn.)
A Wisconsin local paper tells of a
young minister, lately from the East,
who, on his way to attend an ordination
meeting in the village, saw very nice
little striped "kitty" running along the
road in front of the horse; SO he jumped
out and caught it. He did not hold it
any great length of time, and was obliged
to purchase new suit of clothes on his
arrival in town.
An Irishman, to whom some wonder
full story was told on the authority of a
cheap newspaper, declined to believe it,
saying he distrusted all he saw in the
'cheap prints" "Why shouldn't you
believe in the cheap papers," he was
asked, ''as soon as any other ?" "Be-
cause" was his ready answer, 81 don't
think they can afford to tell the truth
for the money"
They had strike up at Mr.. Middle
ribs last night. The baby struck fol
six hours walking every night, instead
of four, which it has been getting. The
family at first refused to accede to thi:
preposterous and unreasonable demand
but the baby being monopoly, there
being no others to supply the place Of
the striker, it was able to enforce itl
demands, as all sleep was shut off unit
q settlement was effected. The only
show of violence was the threat, on The
part of the baby. to make it warm fol
the household when it was about foul
years older and green apple time cam'
around.-Hasckeye.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-09-03
ON THE SHORE.

ato ~sy - uono DoyVa'i the Distant mountains
The sunset light dies slowly in the sky
Only the pine trees break the deep night silence,
And whisper soity 0s the wind goes by.
No human voice breaks on the solemn stiffness;
Yet long linger on the sanded beach,
Watching the deep, dark ocean rolling onward
To lands which thought alone not sight, can reach
have no fear Of the blue waves before me.
That strive to touch and clasp me as stand:
Do not know that lie whose care is Ger me
Holdeth the waters in HIS mighty hand?
But TO my spirit comes calm, deep rapture.
The while watch this wide. unrestng sea-
The Of something pure and full and changeless
or something unful6lled and yet to be.
think. perhaps. that when my feet turn slowly
Forth from the mortal ways Of sin and strife
When shall leave behind earths pain and pleasure
To stand and wait upon the shore of life
That shall stand with this same nameless rapture,
And wait for His bidding from the land above
Content. until He comes to gaze in silence
Out o'er the boundless ocean of His love.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-09-03

The two brightest stars to be seen
now are the planets Jupiter and Mars.
About four degrees to the northeast of
of Mars can be seen the planet Saturn,
star of about the first magnitude, but
shining with dull, leaden light. These
two planets will be close companions
for the remainder of the year. approach
ing each other to within less than a
quarter degree some time in November.
Venus now sets about one hour after the
sun. This makes four planets that are
visible to the astronomical student.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-09-03

The Scientific american says that
"It may be possible for a man to be
hungry and amiable at the same time,
but it is not safe for any wife to pre-
sumo upon SO unlikely an occurrence
habitually." Every wife should ponder
this very true physiological statement.
Don't ask your husband perplexing
questions or bother him with household
complaints, or even your own personal
troubles, just before breakfast or dinner.
In general, it is of very little use. Man.
age as well as you can, even though it
chances that you are hungry as well as
perplexed. After a comfortable meal
things will look brighter all around.