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The Morning herald., 1877-05-02
NHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ OF Vc1ditioni
ExpOnas. to Ee directed. VIII be exposed
10 public sale at the Hotel Of Henr, d,
Paul,n, in the t. wa Of Odessa, in StGeo' ees
Hundred, in New Castle Cauuty, DEL, Oh
SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1877,
at 2 o'clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz
A lot of land, situated in the village of
Odessa in st, Georges Hundred, New Cas-
tie county and state OF ID laware on the
eaTt SIDE of Main street, adjoining lands OF
Mrs. Martha A, Hay ana Patrick O'Nei :,
with a front Cf2D feet on Main street. and
running back easterly about 50 feet, WITH
three tenenents aid o.her buildings
the reon erected.
Seized and taken into execution rs the
property of Jos ah Ridsw way and to be sold
by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff7s Office. New Castle
April 5. le77.
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THURSDAY, May 5, 1877.
at 2 o'clock. p. NJ.

dt CAOCA, I. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz
Those two certain lvls, pieces or parcels
Of land as follows. DO. l-Ail that certain
lot Of land situate in the city, hundred and
and county of New Castle, IOuuded and
described I 5 follows: BeEiHning at a stalk.
on the west side Of Young street corner
for lard OF John Teury and luunin.
street aud with iine of John HcIry's
land soutn 81 degrees west l.5 feet to
another corner for lands OF John Henry al
street laid out ~ feet wide, thence there
by and paa lei with Young street south
q degrees east rs feet TO corner for land
OF Thomas Berry, thence with said Berr, IS
line and parallel with the first line north
u de- rees east lis feet to the southwest
side ef Young street. tnence with the said
side of Young street south d degrees VT st
25 feet to he place of beginning, with IL
frame building thereon.
No 2.-AlI that certain lot of land stu
ated in the city nf New Castle, county oi
n. W castle and staie OF Delaware, aud
now or formerly bounded and descr bel
as low, to wit: Beginning at u point
on the west ery side OF Young street in lne
line of land dividing the land Of Hugh
ming by the said side Of the said street IN
a southerly direction 3 feet, thence in a
westerly direction and parallel with ,h-
said division line and 3 ieeL distant there
from rs feet, thence in nortLeriy direc.
tion and parallel with Young street3 feet
t. the dividing line aforesaid. thence
thereby in an ea,terjy direction Is feet t D.,
the said side of Iouog street and place OF
beginning, be the anne wha' it may.
seiZed and taken into execu ion as the
priperly OF Hugh MtGovern, and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sherif's ONCE. New Castle, April IL, 1877.
apls'E,
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They iinpart a bri liaEcy and silKy an.
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Shampoo and Lustral restore hair to q nat.
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Ask your druggist for them or send to E..F.
Kunkel, Proprietor, No. 80 North Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Pa.
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SATURDAY, May 26, lG77,
at 2 o clock, p. M,
The following described Real E.tate, viz

The following described Real Ertate, viz:
Al That certain lot or piece of lard. with
ane tnTee story trick dive ling thereon
erected, lying and berg situated in Jhe
city OF wilmington bounded ana desc ri otJ
as Li!ows to W.T.: beginning on The
Nc,tnr,y side of King street between 13,h
anu Ii'h streets az Il corner of land belong-
iiig ,iig 20 Lewis Iehley thence bv said f,,e Of
aIInn hing street MOTT therly 20 feet inches to q
corner Ol Iauo now ~ formerly Of lnuu,,s
- S;o Newlin; o; the ci y OF Philadelphia in the
ntate or Ptnnsylvania, thence by the line
or said NcwIin esterIy o. feet ,1 s,nh"
thence southcr'y and parallel oKipg street
aalofe'ald ~ feet incnes to q cOlnerof ana
6he,iinnging to Lewis Z.bley OF HE civ nf
wilmington, thence by land of said I'Leb.
sty sy ee aasIy nd ,Ia feet TO said side Of King
may. "ha' 'Ht!
S.lzed ard taken in execution as the
sold by Oil" 10 De
sho,,r.oa ISAAC GRUBn, Sheriff
api27-3twts ~ '0"'
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NHERIFk'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Ieva!i fac'ss ~
to me directed, will be 'xposet Nv Nv
Pubiic sale at the GiIpin House. KepI W
ic"rse Whitfield, in the city, huadieIn naio. nh1
county of New CGs.l ami State OF De'"
ware. on ,o,-
THURSDAY, the 81! day nf May, A. D.lo"
at 2 o'c'ock =. NJ, ,,,.
The following dc cal cI l;cal tsIa,e ,a' ua'
ted in Sew as!lr iIundra d aforesaid lyl1,g ,,g
On the northwest side tie New OssnSJ
md Fr. Gchtown turnpike road, ,ions nru.nns
by lands tftLc heirs OF tichard slni.nUnSi SIN. onS
icctasch by lands OF John Smy'h ann. "%.
Others, and by the said t.rnpike roau,'v" ~.
,ainln, thirty four acres more or less, M
cludiGg one half Of the said turnpike iou~, ,hs
SeMd II Il taken in execution ~ - .Y uaI1
properly nf George w. Palmer ana mJd s"Id
'iua puwncy, terre tenant. and 10 oe so''7
by
lIAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
~rcritl'S flee New Castle, April IL, la"'
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF writ Of Levari Facias 4
me directed, will be exposed to rubli,
sale, at the hotel of Benz. D. LonglaLd, il
The village Of St. George in Red Lior
hundred, New Castle county, Delaware
FRIDAY, May 4th' 1877.
at 2 o'clock. p. IN.
The following described real estate, viz
All that certain plantation or tract OF
land lying and being in the hundred of Red
Lion, in the county OF New Castle and State
of Delaware aforesaid, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, 10 wit : Beginning at a
large poplar tree standing in the south
side of Coxe's Neck Road and which is AL,
SO corner of land heretofore of John A,
Pcnninson; thence with the land late of
the said John A Pennington south four de-
grees and three quarters of degree, east
one hundred and ninety perches to st.
Georges creek; thence up the said creek
by the several courses thereof about two
hundred perchcs to the mouth of ditch
on the land late of Enoch Thomas, dcceas-
ed thence along the land late OF the said
E Thomas, deceased, aud by land formerly
of Lewis Rccce north thirty-ninc and one
fourth degrees, west fifty and sixth.ten,hs
perches to corner OF land late of the said
Lewis Rccce thence north sixty-six and
two-tenlhs perches to corner for land
late of Thos. Booth, now Samuel B. Sut-
ton; thence north twenty-four and one.
fourth degrees, east sixty-three and four
tenths perches TO stone siX-tenths east OF
stone in line Of land late Of Henry Grin
dage, now of Anthony NJ. Higgins thence
north twenty and three fourth degrees,
east ffty-tive and eigth-tenths perches to
the Coxe's Neck road Aforesaid: thence
along said road eighty-three and ope>
fourth degrees east eighteen and one fourth
perches; thence south eighty-four degrees,
east one hundred and twelve pcrchcs ia
the place of beginning. Containing one
hundred and ninety one acres of land, be
the same more or less.
No. 2.-All that certain brick dwelling
house with the lot of laud thereunto belong
ing; situated 10 the village of St. George 5
in Red Lion hundred and county aforesaid,
and which is bounded as follows that is
to say by the State road or street, by lands
formerly OF Henry Grirdagc, now OF An
thony NJ. Higgins, and by other lands of
the said Samuel B. Sutton, containing
about seven acres, more or SIS.
Seized ard taken in execution as the
property OF Samuel Z. Sutton and Mary
Ann his wife, and t. It's. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Shcrif's Office, New Castle, April 10, 1877.
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SBERIFFS SALES.
CHERIFF's SALE,

Ey virtue OF q writ of Levari Facias Il
me directed, will be exposed To Public Sac
at the Gilpin House, kept bv George
Whitfield, in The city OF n. W Castle. in New
Castle uuRdred, New Castle County, Del.
aware. on
THURSDAY, May 8, A. D. ls77,
At 2 O'Clock. p. NJ.
The filloving described Real Estate, viz
All that The GLOWING described trA,:t OF
parcel OF land with the improvements, sit.
uate, lying and being in Pencader Hundred
In the county add state at0resait, and
bounded and describedas follows, to wit
| beglnLtng at an Old corner white oak be-
Ing also corner for James Stewart, Jr.
land and line OF Thomas and John Clark
| FER hes to a p st. thence north S6A d, grees
east 10 perchcs to s'one, thence north
degrees west LIZ $40 perches to q stone,
taence south S7A degrees west 7S7.lU per-
ches to stake, thence south Az degiees
west p,rches toa stake In hedge,
ches 10 the centre OF the turnpike road
leading from New Castle to Frrpchtown,
thence along he middle Of said turnpiE e
road sou b ~ degr, west Az perches to y
road south s5N degrees west II lU perches
to a stake In the middle OF said turnpih e
road and opposite the end of a cross hedge
The ce by said hed.e soulh ~ degrees east
59.l0 percheS 10 "a lDterSectliE hedge,
ihshce by said intersecting hedg2 sou Ii
7tt4 degrees west IL D. D pelches 10 q post Of
the end of anoth r cross hedge. the. ce by
said cross hedge south ~ degrees east
i0i perches to u stone in the Road leading
TO 1t Georges and in the line of James
Stewart, Jr.'s land. thence by the line o.
the said James stewart, Jr.'s, land 81 9.i0
perchss to the first mentioned whit, Ok
and The Place of beginning, con ntaing With
in these bounds l;U acres and roofs and
5perches Of land, be the same more or less
excepting thereout all that piece or parcel
Oh land comprised in the bounds of New
Castle and FrenchtJwn railroad as located
anu laid out through the same containiLg
about ~ acre. of iaud which was gtantei
and conveyed to the New Castle aud
Frenchtown Railroad Co., etc.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Mary NJ. Kett,e~ ood. execu-
trlx Of Mathew ketlleWood, dec.a ed, and
surviving mOrtgagor and Anthony Dep .ty
and wife, I. t's, aud 10 b. sod by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Office, New Castle, April ~, lo17.
aplotS
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CRERIFFS SALE,

by virtue ofa writ Of Lcvari Facias 10
directed. will bc p,s.d to pubic sairs .ssstl II
the Lata, eite Hotel, S;l Shipley sIo1
Kept ny George w. Ortlip. In the ci.y n, NJ
Wilmington, New Castle Co.; iclaWaieo
WEDNESDAY, May OH, 1877,
at lo'c!ock r, m.,
The following described Real Estste;NiE.,
All til C. ltain lot or pi' ce OF lahu Wal od
a two story oick hnnse thereon Ieo NJ
situate in the city OF W,lmink ton, DounHi Donui
ed and des, ribed as follows, to vii: res.
ming at q Point on the nor;hcIIy !s,o sa1f fpe
Apple street at the distance OF l2
eas'crly from the caster!y side OF ,,a1 iaG"t
street, thence nurtlletly and raralsJlo
tiea.d street u feet to the sO,ithariy slaV ~
a three feet wide alley, iSleuce along
said side Of said alley westerly ~ ley ieTIe
the eas,erly side Of another fleet Woe "lII
Icading from The II 1t mentioned 1nn IA "a
pie street thence along said de OF ss
,ilcv leading into Appe street soutdae souiaa
y feet to the Aforesaid nnr'hrrly sIu2t .t
Apple ste G.. and the nee III rrwitn Gus,
ly l2 f-et 10 tbs place of beginning. no
contents what they may with Lce "ee
alleys setc.
Seized and TAX en- in execution az
property Of Jam es +. Brennan ana Sa
E.. his wife and !. t., and to be sO!a Dy
ISAAC GRUBB. eheTl
sherif's ONCE. New Castle. April H.
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AWNINGS.

Water sire ct Wilmington, Della are, is now
Prepared to replace all those awnings
blown Gown in the last September gale,
az well as those gone since will bc replaced
stccd the test OF years. Prices 10 CORES.
pond with the times,
vpl0s N
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Death il . Well,
LINCOLN, Neb. April 30.

A few days ago, while repairing the
curbing of . well some GO feet deep, VIM.
Aldrick was buried by the sides Of tie we'll
caviug in. A man who descended to save
him was also partially buried by the earth
caying again. The latter was rescued ard
tubes ran down in the sand to keep Aldrick
from smothering. He talked to men en-
gaeed in digging him out until short time
before he was reached, when he was founl
TO be dead. 1t is supposed that in their
anxiety to save him, the men stopped up hi
breathing holes.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02
7Qbe Worm Removed AHyp

=, Hea and all complete, in two hours
20 20 fee III head sses. Seat. I'm and
2'9 North Sinlh street thiladeluhia pa
send for circular. For removing seat. pn
or stomach worms call on your druggist
and ask for bottle OF kunke's Wnrm
syrup, price 81. IL never Iaiis. Common
sense teaches il tape worm be removed. ali
other wo. ms n be Ie4dily removed.
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All those two certain lots or tracts of lani
situated in the city of Wilmington, New
Castle county ana sta e of Delaware ~ d
now or formerly bounded and described as
10 ,wS, 10 vii:
No. l.having q three story brick mesSu-
age thereon erected and beginning at a c,,r-
ner OF land now or late Of VIM. B, Wig jns
on tie eastery side of King str ct ut [" e
distance OF IL feet 10 inches from The south
erl side OF Seventh street. thence by n S
land south fifty-eight degrees east one hun
dred and IL feet u inches 10 a corner, theLcc
south 3Edt greeS west IL feet 3 inches to n
corner, thence north 58degrees west ll2 feet
inches to the said siUe OF King etre+ta d
thence thereby north 3!d rere eat Is ieet
inches 10 the p ace of beginning, b The
contents thereof what they may:
NO, z, beginning on the northerly side
or Front street at the distance of twenty
iset from he ives 'erly side of Tatnall stree /
ineuce westerly ni9 said side of Front
stl eetI. teet 70 stake theme nOrther v
and parallel with Tatnall street 81 fee to a
SthKe the Jco cist-r y and parallel with
FRO ~ str ct. ~ icat TO thr ihe said side OF
Iatna'l street thence suutler'y along said
i>4 or Tdtnall st eet 70 Jeet to a stak G.
theHce We terly aud parallel with Front
street twenty feet TO n stake and II .nce
sou'h.rly and parallel with Ta'nal street
o' feet to the rlacs of beginning, be the
contents within these bounds more or ess.
SeiZed and taten in execution Us the
properly OF Samuel Barr. and to be sold
by,
ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff,
SnerlI's OIlce, New Castle, April, G. 1877,
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SHERlFFS SALE.

By Vir;ue OF a writ of vendtioni i exponas to
D. d.. directed leexposed to rubllc sale.
d .hc La'*yet l4nfel e4i ship'"v st,eet
kent hy George W. Or lip, IN the civ ~
vi mington, New Castle county, De,lWare
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t. W.JONEa, Fancy Dyers, 432 n. From,
-. street, Eranci! Office corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philade phia. Ladies' and
Genilemen's Garments Of every descrjp.
,ion bs cd or Cleansed Kid Shoes, Feath.
ers and Gloves dyed or Cieansed.
klb'
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CHERIFFS SALE,

By virtue Of a writ OF Levari Facias to me
the LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sll Shiplev 81
kept by Geo. w. OItlip. in the city o! viii.
mington, in New Castle county, Delaware e.
on
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02
CHERIfFS SALE,

BY virtue of writ Of venditioni expo.
mas TO me directed will be exposed to
Public Sale at the Gilpin House, kept by
George Whitfield. in the city, hundred and
county Of New Castle, State OF Delaware,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02

By virtue OF writ of Leyari Facias q
me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the hotel of Benz D. Longlald, in
the village of St. George s, in Red Lion
hundred, New Castle county, Delaware,
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RIFLES. FIsToI.s.
BHOT GUNS.

Guns. o' D'eech AAOadlnl
o., ,Amnnition ,n Of all nds always ON bar r
sePuA III KING STREE,
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NJ MELCHIoR, IA KING STREET
~ manufacturer and importer OF
SHOT GUNS,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
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FINANCIAL,

WILMINGTON, April, g..
reported by Elliott. johnson & Co.. Bank
ers and Brokers, sixth and Market Sts
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02

By virtue of writ Of ais. venditiOni
expOnas to me dire"ed. will be exposed to
public sa c at the Gilpin House kept by
;ieO' &c Wlitfiei in the city. hundre and
couLt, Of New Castle, Stale OF Delaware,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02

BY virtue of a writ of Plees Venditioni Ex
ponas to ME directed. will be exLOs.d to
Public Sale at the Laf,y etie Hotel. Sil
Shipley street, kept by George w. Orthp
in the city of Wilmington New Castle
county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, May IL, 1877,
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g HERIFr'S SALE.

Sherifl's Office,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02

Ey virtue Of wit of Levari Facias to
at the Gilpin House, kept by George
Whitfield, in The city OF n. W Castle, in New
Castle uusdred, New Castle County, Del.
aware on
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-19
Giving Him a New Skin.

A boy named Frank Hanafin, who
had been injured in a saw-mill the 9th
er day, was supplied with a new skin
by taking pieces from the arms of eight
or nine other boys. In the accident a
very large wound was made on his
back, the surface being one mass of red,
quivering flesh, though healthy in APP
pearance. The wound, of course, was
very sensitive, and the operation must
have been quite painful to him. The
Adue1tiser says that Drs. Picot and May
nard and an assistant performed the
operation. Around the bed We're gath
cred six or eight Irish boys, from eight
to fifteen years of age, from whose
arms had been taken, or was to be tax
en-, the skin needed to replace that
which was lost. AS each was called on
by the doctor, he came forward, and
barring his arm a small piece Of skin
was skilfully cut out with the lancet and
gently placed upon the raw flesh
About thirty pieces in all were so put
on. Several of the boys gave up more
than one piece, and Folger Picot, the
doctors son, contributed eight pieces.
A younger brother of Hanafin's gave
nearly as many While the operation
was going on the boys jobed among
themselves on helping to make up Han
atm, and bantered each other on the
number of times they had submitted to
be cut for the benefit Of their playmate.
The boys were generally very willing to
give the skin required, but after while
they evidently began to think that
enough was as good as feast ard
moved out doors, watching further OPP
erations through the window 1t is
thought, however, that enough will con-
sent to give skin, SO that Hanafn's
wound will be entirely covered over,
thus fastening his recovery and adding
to his comfort when the wound shall
have healed .-Auburn Adue1tiser.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-19

had been listening to the conversation
with the deepest amazem ent came
forward and announced his intention of
accompanying his strange customer
home, and taking charge of the gold
himself The unwashed capitalist JOY
fully accepted the offer, and the pair
drove out to hamlet about two miles
from the town. Here the peasant led
his companion to a small, mean-look-
ing hut, and opening shed on one
side of it, displayed two battered
wooden boxes, through the breaches in
which gold pieces were escaping in all
directions, while beside them lay the
dirty bag which had held the bank bills
of the day before The banker asked
ia amazement:
"How long have you had this
money!"
MY father and grandfather saved it
up, " answered the peasant, and bur-
led it here; and [ dug it up Just the 9th
er day, because | am going to shift my
quarters"
q But, with all this money, why don't
you and your wife live in better style 2"
ashed the banker, looking around at
the miserable hovel.
why should we, father? We do
very we'll as we are.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-19
Phenomenal Naturalization.

The Springfield Mass Republican
tells the following: Some New Hamp-
shire folks on their way home from the
camp-meeting at Lake Pleasant the
other day came near being converted to
spiritualism. AS they were nearing
South Vernon one Of their party was
missed, and great CONSERVATION pre-
vailed. The last seen of her she was
standing near the car door just before
the train started, and it was believed
that she had fallen from the platform.
AS they drew up at South Vernon de-
pot, who should they find standing
there but Aunt Clara, waving her
handkerchief and parasol to welcome
the weeping party. They all believed
for the moment that they looked upon
a spirit, and could only gaze at her in
speeches. and open-mouthed wonder
When her husband managed at last to
articulate, Phenomenal materializa-
ton in broad daylight. she exclaimed,
Joe, don't be a fool. The way twas,
[ dropped my palm-leaf fan, and got
out to pick it up, and the train up and
started, and went off n left me. |
hired a man to take me in boss and
buggy from the lake to the Corner, and
caught the express on the Vermont
Central and came straight up, while
you've been peddling huckleberries
round by Greenfield on that mixed
train
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-19
Our Relations with Mexico.

Assistant Secretary Seward, at Wash
ington, says that all advices received
from Mexico show that President Diaz
is working earnestly to suppress and
punish laWlessness on the Rio Grande,
and in support of this he refers to dis
patches from Mexico, which state that
Diaz has sent large force Of Mexican
regular troops from the interior to the
Rio Grande for service on the frontier.
This movement is made because the
Mexican Government cannot rely on
the local military authorities who are in
sympathy with the people of the Mexi-
can border states. Mr.. Seward says all
advices from the American Minister at
Mexico show that Diaz is working earn
estly to remove all cause of complaint
on the Rio Grande. Should Mexico
succeed in preventing the border raids
of which complaint is made, our Gov
eminent Will recognize Mr.. Malta as rep
resentatiye of that Republic, thus re-
Stunning diplomatic relations between
the two Governments.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-19
Let YoUr NeighboTs Alone.

No people are such thorough nui-
sances as those who are perpetually
meddling with the business of their
neighbors-who are always on the alert
for anything suspicious-always ready
to believe the worst of everybody. What
is it TO you if your neighbor does bring
home brown paper package and COW
cred basket? You will live just as long
if you never know what they contain.
1t is none of your business. And if your
Eighty neighbor, Mrs. Lightfoot, INDUCES
herself in new bonnet, while her devo-
ted husband wears patched boots, you
need not fret about it-he is the only
sufferer, not you. No need of making a
hue and cry over her supposed extrav-
agance. The money did not come out
Of your pocket, and consequently it is
none of your business. What if the
minister does call on Ann Smith twice a
week !? Why exercise your brain about
it? Suppose she has an awful temper
and powders her face, as you say she
does-her temper will not trouble you.
Mind your own concerns. What differ
ence does it make to you if bold Maria
"cuts out" modest Mary? You need
not torture Mary by long stories Of what
you have heard concerning the matter
q I thought would tell you, my dear. [
speak for your good. Somebody should
put you on your guard against that
treacherous girl" AS natural conse-
quence modest Mary, her Womanly
pride aroused, shrinks into the back
ground, leaving the field open to her
victorious rival. SO you crush Il good
girls heart because you will not mind
your own business. What if they have
three dozen pairs of stockings at Squire
Hills? Haven't they a right to? As
long as you don't do the washing it need
not trouble you at all. What right
have you to watch their clothes-line?
Employ your time better. 1t may be
perfectly true that dashing Mrs. Gray
signals to young Dr.Wilde from her back
windows But who gave YOU the privi-
lege of watching a lady in her own
home, where, if any place, her privacy
should be sacred? Her disgrace is
nothing to you; it is none of your bust
ness. If we had our way, meddlers
should be punished like any other Of
Tenders against the rights of others
Exchange.