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forward In letter we have received from
Mississippi, and which thus reads:


Sra, when a lady accompanies a gentleman 70
dancing party should she him the nrst dance even
II she had engaged herself ior the rs dance To another
gentleman week previous to the tine OF the dance. and
raj DAYS before the nrsnamed gentleman engages TO
accompany her IN the danccf ISsockscH
Under such circumstances IL will bc wise
TO attempt n compromise. She cannot go
back ON her word but perhaps the first gem
tlcman would yield the first dance, on the
promise Of the second dance; and If not, the
other would certainly do SO ut her request,
enjoying as he docs tho great honor and
pleasure OF taking her to the entertainment.
BY no means should any III feeling grow out
of the matter.
more serious subject IL preached by
writer who discusses the general question
Of the ACCESSIBILITY Of marrying, expressing
himself in this wise:
Sin; Having seen your editorial headed "Ahout Mar.
rages the stiou Whom To- let me say
AMI from experience. too that there Agfcat number Of
very unhappy couples who married not tile ones Of their
ohci,e, the they would have been happy with they
could not reach; they could them. but there was
no way OF reaching them Now think. there might be
bureau. an oftCe institution Of some Kind. where one
could make IN, or her wants known, aud by third party
be brought together day or two ago saw girl. or.
some yuun- lHy at whose i,etI would gladly have
laid million io induce her to become my vile would
have gwen W done anything her but although was
mach loved her aud how gladly would have made her
wife Surely son.thuc ought 60 he done t. enable
parties to their wishes In such matters 70 each
other tree from being met by another with pistol
In hand perhaps brother or lover whom III. nuh.
ing tor hut walks with him because she does not IKE
be alone aud can't reach the her heart Is ycaruing
after Please suggest way BY which strangers who
each other AMI love hr- sight communicate their
thought from and danger VI being called
count WHOLESOME
Nonsense. There is no need OF any bu-
rcau. Get acquainted with the girl by reg
ular introduction She may not cnre To know
you, and because you have fallen in love
with her il no reason for supposng that she
has noticed you. Young men who can't
manage 10 get introduced To the girls who
captivatc them. either fail Of enterprise or
are not worthy Of the girls. II is n danger
Gus business, undertaking to supcrscdc the
customs of society, which 20 far to protect
women; and we give no encouragement TO
the proposition Of this lovc-lOrn youth. who
has the assurance TO fancy that this girl
whom he CHANGED 70 meet is ycarning for
him. Perhaps she IL in love with another
fellow. No, II you wish 30 court girl get
acquainted with her in the ordinary way
which long experience has shown is the best
way. Matrimonial bureaus are frauds, and
no decent girl would 20 into one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

We continue to Ice questioned 10y numerous
readers regarding love and matrimony. II
Is a grateful task TO listen 10 them, and 10
advise them on subjects 80 full ~ attraction
for every man who has feeling heart.
That these questions are propoundcd to rs
in times 80 dark as the present, when men
are agitatcd as 10 their rights. and th"
gravcst problems 81 social order are under
discussion. Is Il significant circumstance,
proving how wide and commanding Is the
interest in theme which. has engaged tho
Tyres Of the bards since man first expressed
himself in song. The times are hard wages
are low, discomfort prevails among the
workers; but the lovers lose none Of their
zeal, and they press forward 10 get the wise
counsels of THE Sun Though We have much
70 do, and the weather is very warm, We
shall not turn them away unsatisned.
Before we reach more serious matters. let
us briefly consider q question Of etiquette,
which is thus presented 10 US:
sia viii you please tell NE what l. the most Arprc
pirate reply 90 make to person WHO IN being intro
duc,d to says lie Is hall! to make your Acqunt
ancef J. II.
There are many replies which may be
made To- so polite a salutation. Even though
YOU may not yourself hr SO happy Ia make
the persons acquaintance, and might have
preferred to regard him as stranger only.
vet the proprlcties Of life require you 10 be
civil t. one who addresses you 50 clVilly. II
the man Is agreeable To- You, the task Of re-
plying is easy; hut IL lac j. otherwise. II may
seem difficult. III the first ease you can say,
81 ON happy to meet YOU and In the Sec
ord, perhaps simple bow VIII he -unicicut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

Inns, especially those Of tho thrcc-bed va
ricty. continue TO multiply on all hands Yes
tcrday the Excise Board gave receipts 10 1888 aD-
plicants for license; on Friday receipts were
given to 1876. All these applicants had put in
the three beds required 10y the law. About tho
nature and value Of the receipts thus issued
opinions differ. The newly nedged innkeepcrs
regard them M equivalent. for nil present prac-
teal purposes. TO licenses. and are governing
themselves accordingly; but it is understood
that some Of the Police Justices do not take
this view of the matter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

"If you can find any trustworthy person to
cay that you are an honest workingnan. I will
release you otherwise. l will fine you 80" said
Justice SMITH on Friday. The discrimination
was proper one. Magistrates cannot be too
careful in making n distinction between the
man who works or liz willing to work, and the
lazy vagrant who wants no work. Many oncs
useful member Of society can trace his downfall
to the hasty action Of some police authority in
consigning him to the degradation of a cell.
Nothing is more killing to self-rcspect than in
curcpration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

Tho CANON, in and ,aps thc 3,JDw sand
Tie yellow sand ,Niue- Du;W as 60 She -oa
Tic tluf l'ok, tuNu upon t.c shinins strand
Ana ,ei .es hack TIE oc,aus Hlu,u,.sy
The whsk'y Sour and cham'arnc co,ktAlso
Aserst'hr> went their oi APPOINTED way,
Thc udes at fashion eea>,lcs, olh amt tow.
AMI .oiiy holds her lmnitmoral sway.
TIL rvalrios and vain display remain.
The sap that docs as good seal more than cheer
The Nariuos and vices sul obtain.
J,st as they did when simpson Grant was here.
James 7. Fields will contribute an article
he SEPTEMBER issue vi Ba.d9p., Monthly -Ai.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

The Rig Horn bubble is pretty crcctu-
ally prieked ty the letter Of THE SUNS
Correspondent with the exploring expedition.
printed to-day. Thorough prospe ting has cs-
tahshed the fact that there is no gold on the
eastern slope Of the range There arAreports
Of rich deposits in the northwestern corner Of
the Territory. but as yet they lack confirmation,
There is no dispute. however. about tho gran
deur OF the scenery throughout the entire re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

II Is not every suicide who Is as thought
iul MS Mr.. JEAS BAI1lsTE MARIUs. the old wne-
seller - Blocker street, who took laudanum
yesterday and weut-in his own mnGuagc--to
- see Yhnt is going on in the other world"
AIR. MAmus CONSIDERABLY put on his act FOR
~ nt, days In order 10 square W the month :
rent ieit money in his pockets 10 pay for his
Ian hes during the last wee K. settled his affairs.
and npologi3ed handsomely To his landlord Tor
the trouble he WAS about to make him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

IoNpoN, Aug. 4-FicN Marshal Genera
tfDItf SON ~ftluartf Illt| .st 4-,It % b.. 3d.
As,.s, at o., t.-A, AZ l.li.J,, \. li sl.,,t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

1t is fatal TO Mr.. EvARrs's hopes Of being
nominated for Presideu, that HAYES is for him.
No man connected with m Fraud can be a can
didate IN lssO. or at any other time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05
They cav TINT Blsnop. tho Democratic

They say that Bishop, tho Democratic
candidate for Governor of Ohio. is unpopular
among the Germans. but he seems TO be popu-
larity itself compared with West, the Republic
can candidate. He is 40 extreme a temperance
man. and such violent opponent Of all licenses.
that he declared in public meeting on one oc-
casion that the brcwcrios Of Cincinnati were
built with the skulls of ruined drunkards." The
Germans seem to be all opposed TO him and
ready 10 support BISHOP In preforeneo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

gion. and a hundred years hence the Powder
river valley will very likely be- famous for its
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

Gen. SHEHMAS is confident that there will
be- uo mora serious trouble with the Sioux in
IN" Blaok Hills. Neither he nor SHERIDAN hns
seen an Indian in that ), sion this summer, ana
heihiuk- the establishment Of the posts on thu
Tongue and Big Horn clineh the matter. the
ous,rd red proprIctoi- Will have to reconcile
themselves 10 lilo on the reservations or emf
CRATE g. Canada.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

The fact that the British Channel squad
ron has been ordered to Vieo may not have
any significance. But it is safe to assume that
The news was promptly tecGraphcd 10 81.
D..t r.l.t
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-22
What Christianity IL.

Christianity is not conversion to
certain doctrines and dogmas, but a
conversion to a certain mode of living,
in and for itself iuvigoratiug, inspiring,
gentle, loving, pure. hopeiul-to life
which puts in man heart to forgive
and forget, to lift up the fallen, relieve
the suffering; and the religion that ere
ates in man a heart that produces such
a life, is Christianity, and that man is
a Christian. The religion that makes
home beautiful, the father kind, the
mother thoughtful, children obedient,
maa just to his fellow man and true to
his own convictions, is the religion the
world wants, ard for which men and
women are dying. They will create a
millennium in every household, and the
dawn of the thousand years in every
heart. and by the fruit projecting from
the avenues of affection, conversation,
bonevoleuce, humanity, etc, do We
Judge the Christianity in man. and the
man of Christianity. - IRdcpcadcnt
ige.
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LAND CASES, LIND VAR
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A GREAT OFFER for HOLIDAYS

We will during thess HARD TINES and the
HOLIDAYS dispose Of lrO NEW PIANOS and
ORGANS. Of class makers at lower prices Tor
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National Grange Officers.

The National Grange which has been
in session at Cincinnati. elected the fol-
lowing officers: Master. Adams. Of
Minnesota; oyerseer. WOodman. %
Michigan; lecturer. Mortimer, of Gin
cinnati; steward, Symmes, Of Kansas;
chaplain. Forsyth. of Illinois; treasur-
cr, Mcdowell, OF New York; secretary.
Nelly of Louisville; gatekeeper. Din
w.ddic, OF Indiana; Ceres. Mrs. Adams.
# Miune>o;s; Pomona, Mrs. Moore,
=: indians; lady assisian; steward, Mrs..
.ls!l, Of Louisville.
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CuD0lI1S The largest and finest stock
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American and Foreign Pat
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10Y to the World.

icy TO the world the Lord is come
let earth receive her King:
Let every heart prepare him room.
And heaven and nature sing.
Joy 10 the earth-the Saviour reigns
Let men their songs employ;
While fields and foods, rocks, hills and plains
Repeat the sounding Joy.
He rules the world with truth and grace,
And makes the nations provs
The glories OF His righteousness,
And wonder Of His love.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-22

| DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged in tho practice
Of medicine thirty
years, and for a long
time was demonstra.
tor Of anatomy In the
Medical College Of
Georgia, hence, per.
sons using his Pills
have the guarantee
that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and arc free from all
quackcry.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them
the heretofore antag.
onistic qualities of q
strengthening, fn,ga.
tire e bayyyimgfonie
Their first apparent
effect is to increase the
appetite by causingthc
food toproperly assim.
ilate, thus the system
| is nourished, and by
their tonic action on
the digestive organs,
regular & healthy ev.
acuationsarc produced
The rapidiiy with
! which fersons take on
flesh, while under the
Influence ofthcse pills,
oi itsclfindicatcs thcir
atlaptability to nourish
the body, and hence
their cMcacyin curing
nervous debility. mel
ancholy, dyspepsia,
wasting of the mus.
cles, sluggishness of
1.-THE liver, chronic con-
stipation, and impart.
o the system. Sold ev.
S,-.ok Na-, V1rL
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ILLUSTRATED EN- I ELOPES.

Peace, Temperance and Anti-Tobacco Envelopes,
by the use ci which much good can be done, will
be sent for 10 cents hundred, IS per thousand.
Specimens sent tree. Address ANssA L0ED, pup
Usher OF '1he lniormer," Elgin, H.
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Bulletins from smith.

Il is protracted business. The pa.
pers generally get hold Of the man a
week before he breathes his last. and
then they keep him hard at it until the
breath really leaves his body. In the
good old fashioned days of our grand
fathers man was dead but once in the
newspapers. Now the agonies of dis
solution are kept up as long as posi-
BILE "for the benefit of our readers, y
Thus:
Sept. 1-Mr. Smith is dangerously
i'll.
Sept. 2-No hope Of Smiths re-
covery.
Sept. 3-Mr. Smith will not live
through the night.
Sept. 4-Smith is sinking.
Sept. 6-Smith has hidden a last
farewell to all his friends.
Sept. Smith rallied little yester-
day.
Sept. S-Smith is dead.
Sept. 9-The report that Smith is
dead is false.
Sept. 10-Smith was able to partake
of little tea and toast last evening"
and bid his friends second last fare
well.
Sept. 11-Rev. Mr.. - spent the
night with Smith, who is resigned, etc.
Sept. 12-Smith feebly rallied this
morning, expressed a few devotional
wishes and asked the price of Lake
Shore.
Sept. 13-Smith is sinking again.
Sept. 14-Smith is able to sit up.
Partakes of oysters and ale.
Sept. 15-Smith is out.
Sept. 16-Smith was seen at Delmon-
ico's down town restaurant, yesterday,
stuiiing himself with mock turtle and
pumpkin pie.
Sept. 17-Smi'h won the athletic
foot race oday.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-22

IL En - Ezsis not easily earned in these
llS / times, bnt il can be made in three
- 4 months by any one of either sex
.M \ in any par OF the country who is
SllJ willing to work steadily at the
u employment thai we furnish. S6S
per week in your own town. Ion need not I've
away from home at night. You can give your
whole time 10 The work anly your spare mo-
mpnts. We have agenfs who are making over SO
per day. All who engage NJ once can make mon
ey fast Al the present time money cannot he
made SO easily and rapidly at any other business;
1t costs nothing torry the business. Terms ar
IS outfit free Address at once, ii. HAlkIT
Co, Portland. Maine. july Ally
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To Those Seeking Homes or
Investments.

Written or printed information in relation to
Farms aud Wild Lanes in mOst of the Western aud
S0uihern States, can he obtained By Addressing
'lNTEilIsENcE LASD AGEScT, kLsN. H." nam
ing The localities about which information il de-
sired, aud enclosing IS cents 10 cover expenses.
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Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmasl Merry Cbristmasl
For tho Saviour came to-day;
. Rv'ry care and grief and sorrow
From our joyful hearts awayI
Sec the tree with lights all cleaning
'Mopg the branches fresh and green!
All, with what strange fruit tits laden,
All we wish can there be seen.
Caosus.-Merry Christmasi Merry Christmasi
Merry Christmas to you all ! Repeat
Merry Christmas, Jesus broughtus
when He came from hesv'n above,
Tree Of life, forever verdant,
BE hath khower'd on Us His love.
Kind and faithful friends aud teachers,
Pastor ever good and true.
Thanks your loving children offer,
Merry Christmas now to you!
CHoIvs.-Merry Christmas, etc.
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CHRISTMAS SONGS
Christmas II Here.

Christmas In Hore.
Sing We all merrily, Christmas 10 here
Day that ve love best Of days In the year;
Ering forth the holly, the boz and the bay,
Deck out the cottage for glad Christmas day.
Csorus.-Christmss II bere-Chrisimss 70 here,
Sing we all merrily, Christmas 10 here.
Repeat,
Sing we all J,yfully, ring Of Cbrist's birth.
Sing what the angels Gang, "Pesce upon eartbv'
Parents and children 10 bright garments dress'd
Hasten TO church 10 sing praise with the rest.
CaoKus.-Christmas is here, etc.
Ripg we all merriiy, Chrisimas 10 here.
Day that we love best Of days In the year;
Sisters and brothers and friends far away,
Oh, how we wish they we're with US to-day.
ncoRCs-Christmas 10 here, etc.
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serpiions for the largest. cheapest ard best Illus
tratsd family publication in the world. Any one
can become a successful agent. The most elegant
works Of art given free TO Subscribers. The price
Is % low that almost everybody suhscribes. One
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lady agent reports taking over 400 subscribers in
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You can devote afl -our tine 20 the business, or
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NEW PIANOS and ORGANS
For sale ut Half Price

They may be seen at the music rooms Of sew
,ral dealer both Ia the East and the West. For
urther information, address Box 527, Klgin, Ill.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Nlssl = and Revolvers. Illustrated Price List
0UVS tree. Great Western Gun Works. rit,'-
burg, Pa. '"
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nr STYLES OF CARDS, l0c., or IS New Year
70 Cards. 2Oc Samples &c. J. Hustled IL Co..
Nassau, NY. Nv
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-03
Sie iiihIiGle Geuunfrntif.

$err s. IanooIpb Suder, eriuaIItes
eonerebmitDIieb aus @ir9inia, bdEf iid)
9e9eniuSrtia in @aibiu9tou anf limb
ipribt iid IN redt intereiIanter @eiie
ilber bic pOIitiIdeu 8erbdItniije i'm Gii.
Den aus. Gr ia9t, bic 0emofraten fei.
lteS Staates iino Dem $erren Sabts
ourhanS uidt beIonoerS oanfbar fiir
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Silder bebanptet, tbut Sabes uur 6ae.
iuoiu ibn Die oemofratiIde Yartei ae.
siulnaen bat. gtadj ber @nfidlt Bee
Serrn Sufer luiirbe Sas @oIf iidl zoe.
Der rnbig bcrbaIten baben, uod) init ir.
9eno elmer anoeren @oIitif sufriebeH ne.
luelen lein, im SIn9eiidt Der Sballa6e,
onb SobeS ilber cine baIbe MilIion
@olfsitimnleu le9en iid babe. Serr
Snder beitebt oaranf, oob bic Volitif
bes Serrn $abes Die bemofratilde YIat.
form bonn lebten giouember ilno baS Rc.
fllltat Der Neubernn9eu Der @artci I'M
gonareb nnb anberbaIb oeiieIben iei, nnb
bab Die bemofratiIde Yartei 9ar nidt
oaran beilfe. SabeS ober irgeno cinetl
ieiner @enOfien baS 8erbienlt fiir bic
irieolide a0ilng Der iilbIiden Grase ;u
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Scrr 8uder erflart, oab bic Scmo.
fraten bon @irOinia inebe ais ic auf ci.
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