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The daily gazette., 1877-10-18

A Dog Fight.-This morning:about 9
o'clock brutal fight between two dogs
took place on Market street, between
Front aud Water streets. OF course the
fight soon collected a large crowd. and it
was with great difficulty the two dogs
were separated.
appointment Of 0tfcers-Last evening ,tdd y;
City Council, Mr.. John j. Flanagan, was
appointed purveyor, Jefferson Butler,
engineer at Tenth and Market streets
and James Crosby, engineer at the City
Hall.
Mdrridge.-This afternoon, at New
Castle, Mr.. John Hartman, of this city
will BIZ united in marriage to daughter
of Mr.. William Hols ,humaker, Of tha
CITY.
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nrIpHIA MARX ETS,
Wednesday Oct. II, o p. NJ.

Wednesday Oct. IL T.. NJ.
hd Meal-The Flour market con-
4 tbedemand being limited to the
n wants of the local consumers,
1 liberal offerings, prices have q
/ tendency; sales Of 1000 bb1s, in
Minnesota extra family, fair, at
I yery choice, at st 75a6 81 n; Pat
ssM Pennsylvania do, fair, at
2ye Flour Is steady, with small
4 25a4SR. Corn Meal is quiet,
i Of2OJ bbls, Brandy wine on secret
1.-THE receipts and offerings OF
|.se increased, but the demand is
4 10 the Immediate wants of the lo-
ID Shippers are holding off, sales
bushels, including Pennsylvania
B; Ohio do, prime, at 81 40; lndi-
III good and prime, at 81 45a1 AZ
amber, choice, at 81 48 J.; No
slSs. Corn.-The market is not
There is some inquiry from the
sales of 5000 bushels, including
Bania and Southern yellow, in the
grain depot, at G2c; Western do a.
ern high mixed at 60a60H C; sail
october, GOc. Oats are active; saleI
ushels, including Western white
choice, at 80, 80 ka36c; Westerl
led at sc, and Western black mix
IEY-small sales of Western iron
lhasl Y per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18

A bright and beautiful child shows in
its very expression that its babyhood
was not associated with opium, cordials,
etc.-for the continued use of Opium is
antagonistic to health. That valuable
and highly recommended remedy for the
disorders of babyhood, DR.. Bu)Fs Baby
Syrup, Is absolutely free from morphla
and all other dangerous agents, and can
be- safely employed at all times. Only 70
cents Der bottle, u.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18

sFiRSSEE Fl RSSEW ~ IBU!ytGKwHEAT U!ytGK MEAL,
LOWESSTT 0E W,ITH THE SEASON.
n WHOLESALE AND RE-
ENT PSpG PpnST. ST. LOUIS AND PAT.
nDVESS .MINNESO. 4
HWL "a 2t Scts, perlb., at
Hl5 W. N. CHANDELIERS,
GIL MARKET ST.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18

Louisiana was before the Senate yester-
day, and also before the House, ana ike
wise before the caucus Of Democratic Sen
ators. Mr.. Conkling made some remarks
In the Senate that indicaIe the probability
of a renewal of the long debate upon the
Louisiana question.
John M. Harlan OF Kentucky was yes
terday nominated by Hayes for Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court. In place OF
David Davis, now Senator from Illinois.
The Cincinnati Enquirer brings forward
William Allen ior recognition at the hands
of the Ohio Legislature.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18

The New Haven Palladium says,
that the iron steamer John Middleton
Captain Robinson, arrived there on
Monday evening to load with ammu-
milton for the Turkish Government.
The steamer John B. Walker, Captain
Duncomb, still lay at the entrance OF
the harbor awaiting orders. She is
loaded with 2,150 tons of ammunition
guns, ETC., for the same people, the
value being nearly $4,000. 600, ID,
The official figures of the election
on the constitutional amendments In
Connecticut show that the first, prohi'
ting extra pay to public officials, was
ratified by 1884 majority, and the
second, prohibiting municipal aid to
railroads, by 92,217. The totals were
For No. 1-Y ,s, 23. .S33; No. 7,449.
For No. 2-Yes. 26,751; No. 1884.
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'EClAL NOTICES.
|The Great Discovery.

want to be strong healthy and Wig
PIKE E. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
language can convey an adequate
Pc immediate and almost miracu-
|lge produced by taking e. F. Kun
ter Wine Of Iron in the diseased ,
q and shattered nervous system.
broken down by excess, weak by
Y Impaired by sickness, the relaxed
r1ng organization is restored 10
Pealth and vigor. Sold only In 81
Sold by all druggists and dealers
p Debility. Nervous Debility
", q depressed, irritable state oI
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling
~ or animation, confused head
emory, the consequences of excess
Al OVerwork. This nervous debili.
sovereign cure in e. f. Kunkel't
Lae OF Iron. 1t tones the system
aa, ag mental gloom and despopdency
+. s,lnates ', the entire system. Sold
g 99ltles, Get the genuine. Take
Dr,t =, ktunkel's, it has a yellow wrap.
llll, MS Photograph on outside
your druggist. f. +. Kunkel Pro
40 Z5g North Ninth Street, Phila
r& Send for circular, or advic,
my great remedy. Get it of you
4 sA bottles for So 90, 1t canno
guaranteed 10 do as is recon
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18

Candiddtes for School Tedchtng.-
Among the parties who have been grant
ed second grade certificates to teach IN
the schools of this State by State Super
inteudent Groves, are the following Will
mingtonians: a,
Ely, f. @. jerks, Ella Harrigan, Angus
tine Mills, W. F. Vangesal, Roland Il.
May, George W, May, Mrs. Annie \.
Pierson, Sara NJ. Fell, F. g. Bach, MRS.
A. e, Bach, John 3. Mclaughlin, Caro-
Those receiving first grade certificates
were d. S. Ellis, of Frederick, James ID.
George. of Magnolia, and Herman koe,
R Nj. Rasin and James d. johnson, OF
Smyrna.
Receirino Suppiies.-The Government
supplies for Company G, First Delaware
Reeiment, have been nearly all received
and are now being stored away in the
company's armory, in the iourIn sSUly Mi
south room of the Masonic Iemple' Ine
latest arrival comprised rifle Straps, car
fridge boxes, haversacks, canIeens, III
cups, pans and other cooking uIensi,s'
The supplies are quite abundant, anu tle
company is now prepared for actiVe ser
vice in camp or contest.
What a Grain Of Wheat Can do..lt is
stated that in 1873 Mr.. Decker, OF Centre
county. Pa, found a grain or Wneat IN
nsckage of coffee purchased at the VII
lace store. He planted that single grain
md this fall he threshed twenty,nine
bushels, 1t is a white wheat, very iargt
in the grain, and weighs sixty-sif pounSo' .Sa
to the bushel. Mr.. Decker calls IL @ tns
coffee wheat. He will SOW sixteen ucre:
this fall, all from single grain pianSe'
four years ago.
Varietv Wedding.-Last evening
large number of the friends OF Mr.. Wm
lGa1Iaoher and his wife called upon then
OF their residence to tender their con
gratulations to the happy couple, IL peih'
sha occasion of the fifth anniversary o
their marriage. The host and hostess
not to he outdone, invited the visitors u
nsrtaxe s of bountiful supply OF refresh
ments. A large number Of presents Wer
| left at the house. =,
ttbeJ&S. Ship Ydrd.--At the JacR a
e. Sbarn Uompauy's ship yard Tn
SUI SUI &c new schooner is about Deln
IA The vessel is for Capt j. HOMES
fSaw Jersey, and is to be l35 teet kee e'
AZ feet beam, 10 feet hold, ana nxe I've ts, e,
Setween Io r decks. In addition m the m. M
} isbing touches to barque Tor nt WIN, nu, ,
by % are being done, and a large gn amonns 0rnse,
} r9na,r work is under way. Ihe pres15st
, Working force of the yard is aoou' i
men. a. ham
: ~In,nch.-This morning the pare
,, Centurv. which is being built for 1eorS
W. Bush s. Son, was launched a. N, a !
TMomlipson's M ship yard, on the oBG Brand. ~
4 vine. The barge is of about 35o tol
BURDEN and will run between this ci
o and Philadelphia.
Z bvterisn Sunday school, and ON the pa
sonage, at Tenth and Market streets s,
. nrogressing favorably. At the pars99nai 9laa
tbe inside work Is under good heaawa % a
r and the tin roofers are now at WORK u
d on the Sunday school building
IS closed Up.-Mr. N. J, Lee rePol
le tbSt twenty whisky shops, which we we
y, seiIins without license, have been CLOS @,
az mn since he coLmenced operations II
Looks like business OH his part.
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ns' Worms! Worms

ivy Nul7eIs am Worm Syrup never tails
Im.aL NH EKlhds of worms. Seat, Pin,
tudyl Ssiy worms are readily removed
N 1Srs sps. worm Syrup. DR.. Kunkel is
ssuvcesSsful Physician in the coun-
/ ibsro ny lelnoval of Tape worms. He re-
InIe,1 1slh IN IN TO hours, with head and
fip@ alive, and no fee until head is
cs1 1ohmon sense teaches IL Tape
kesSuoe I oe removed, all other worms
4 Ihy ha,,y destroyed. Ask your drug
M SV.tle nd OF Kunkel's Worm Syrup
N, TPer P bottle. 1t never fails, If ht
+; 4aye him get IL, or send to Pro
eInbio kunkel 259 North Ninth St.
hagjI hgjIIia' "a, advice at Office free
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18

The thoughtlessness of people is so
great in regard to watchfulness against
cold, etc., that were 1t not for the won
derful curative power of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, we should shudder at the fate OF
such.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18
MARRIED.

'cowGILL- wILsoN.-On the 10th inst, at
Dover, Del. by the Rev. Cyrus Huntington, ,
Coralie, daughter of DR.. G. A. Cowgirl, of
Florida. to Edward III. Wilson. of Phila.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18
toV HnS nuura,

p,r., F0T Ine nuln,
I'M Soas SSnes Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
SOAPS in extensive variety. Also
'bry Fr|,ctidra 9titraps, Brushes, &C. of horse
: Of iba ibIeloh ah Gloves, and many other
=" he same classes.
II. BRINGHURST d CO.,
oofner Sixth and Market SITS.
Ss,,', miracuiOOs Core FOR COPBs
|ng aS corna orremedy Of great popularity for
SJSrns without pain.
- hhlNGHURST Il CO.,
Corro. Apothecaries.
Norher Sixth and Market SITS
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18
NOTICES..

AT oTICE.-All members OF the Deia-
N ware steam Fire Engine Company
are requested TO meet at the Engine House
on Friday evening" at O'Clock, to cele'
brate the Tooth birthday of our fellow mem
oer' De'i - EFF. RICHARDS,
oct1s-2t Secretary pro tenn.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18

NorICE,-A meeting Of the Trustees ti Of
iaid at the Almshouse, on Wednesday, the
sIst ne day la Of October, 1871, at 10 o'clock m; m
Those having bills against the INSTITUTION
will please hand them to the Com mission
er actiS-tm aTi JOHN w. EVANS, Clerk.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18
Weather Report.
INDICATIONS FOR TODAY.

Warmer, partly cloudy weather, fol-
lowed by increasing cludiness and RAIN
reas, southerly winds and falling barom-
atar L.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18

A NEW LAMP.-There has been
placed on exhibition at Sixth and
Adams new lamp, for burning coal
oil. The lamp is different in shape
from those now in use, being so con-
strueted that it is impossible, for any
rain get inside or wind to extingulsh
the light. 1t is designed to save from
20 to 25 per cent both in oil and globes
1t also constructed SO that the name
of streets can be seen at night. The
lamp was made by A. Henze, No. 11S
Market street.
Ne,u Houses.-Messrs.tL tLindley G. and
B. L. Kent are tearing down two OF the
old stone houses on Fourth street, between
west and Washington, south side, and
will erect on the site two three story
brick dwellings. TIE stone houses were
built many years ago and at one time
were a portion Of the Shipley estate.
'CouNrERFEIrERs STANDARDIZATION
ert Carroll and John jenkins were founo
guilty in the United States District Court
at Baltimore yesterday on the charge OF
having in their possession counterfeit 20
and 50 cent pieces with intent to pass
them. Both were sentenced to five years
| IMPRISONMENT and 500 fine.
The City Debt.-City Treasurer Fran
els Vincent has given us this statement
of the total debt of the city, both by
bond aud note, upon October l, 1877:
| The bonded debt was. ,ZS3, 900
The 5eht nv note Was..,.,.,. 61.600 u
Total. both by bond and note, 81, ,2S5, ,2Oo.o
I'M. G. A.-An invitation is ex
teaded to all to attend meeting II
the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton rooms this evening at 8 O'Clock
The hour will be spent in learning
new hymns under the leadership o
L hd
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18
STRAY w AIFS-

City Council meets this evening.
France will continue the Republic-We
shall do likewise.
The circulation of the DAILY GAZETTE
steadily increases.
All kinds Of job work done at exceed
ing low rates at the GAZETTE job office
The rush of purchasers still continues Al
| the one price store of Russell 81 Northrop
| A special meeting of the Board O.
| Health will beheld on nextM Monday even
ing.
| Only 6,5S5 f,ilures for the past nin'
months. Don't You think business must b.
revving?
| Wild honey molasses at Is cts. quart
60 cents per gallon,.at Thomas NJ. Wier'f
| 1908 Market street.
The Delaware GAZETTE will be issue
from this Office to-day, and can be ha
ready for mailing for five cents percopy
There were a number of persons al
lraigned before the Mayor, last evening
charged with selling liquor without Ii
censeS.
| Why stand ye waiting? you hav
an aching tooth go at once to Dr. Ga
lagher, No. s E. Fifth street. and have
taken out.
The American Rifles will attend tn
celebration of the battle of Trenton, o
December 9th. They have also invite
"Co. q" to accompany them.
Grocers and all others are respectful
invited to call at the ONO wholesale an
: retail biscuit store, 604 Market stree
} over 100 varities of Exton's and LAIR
bees celebrated crackers and biscuits
Fourth Street Market House, No. 8 l
.. Fourth street. Everything belonging
= a first class market on hand, Fresh ar
: salt meats of all kinds. Butter, egg
i produce and vegetables, and supply
!. splendid Rockland oysters. Give me
t icall. ...5-.
Q Oct-16-5t d.. JAMES CURRAN.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18
DAIRY FAR M
FOR SAIE !

The subscri ber offers for sale, his FARM /,
situated in Mill Creek hundred, on Lime
Stone Road, miles from Stanton, and
miles from Wilmington, containing l3z
acres of valuable lands in good state OF cui, u,o
tivation. good stone house, new double
deck Stone barn, go by 90 feet, and other
buiidings. Water in every field and stream
running through the farm. Fenclng IN
tair order. Persons desiring 10 purcIlaesle5, el5
will be shown the premises Dy Armour
Naudain, residing thereon. onnDpE -
Apply to VIM. W. TORBEhF
Del. Ave, Whining Son. =,
or j. T. HEABD, Clayton Hous q
sep2O-2ms1tdaw&w
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18
h,MINGToN MARKETS.

|hIxISGToN, Del, Oct. 1S, 1877.
lus at the Brandywine Mills for
TGrain- Corrected Daily.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18
!, and CosnrHere'ai'a

.cToN, Dell, oct. IS, 1877.
PrlSSnOnt SnOlatlons mrnlsh.esdd nIl,l.sd,dsy Sy
|Ock 3I guU.oonH C.on House Building
fo., Clayt,DIa1 Y, ~ M. to- lay:
A. pelg lniInT nI TATIONS. -tl-aN- :.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18
FOR SALE AND RENT.

RExCHANGE,--Ah hand
n some fine toned second hand Estey GG G9.
aan nearly new. Apply to this ONCE. Ieoot
, 1877-12-01
South, 1t NO!
party. The
uas suGerfn{
This Atlrnu

Fafterson Is q vote was reacnea on sau's-
~ - -. , ~ ~ .n,a p..,er..,, T IN
~, -. '~a,o....t. ~ o,..s.,,o, Ievo.
,,a., ~ p.s.,h,s.,t.es .ts,ne :, ~, ho1, l., MI.
In nrrt.nt vo,c TIM rceutt vas a tir and was
,ectt,.,l hv III. v,ce. Pr. .,dent.
4. VI. v,.. ~.. n+1n-aa ,,non the ,tirect mr.
+to,, II, .re.r Ke1,or9 r., NJ n.var,, obtotncd
,ha door nd -src ~ fn- . mot,on for rxecu-
tyc session With Wi Io.t md tben to anotb-
er for 4 rreess iii $50.
rnr E7xs1rn SESSION
w.e v.,1 attended. spcctatnrs were attractcd
h. ,hc hrtltlan,1v,1,chtcl Canttol. Wnen the
Vtcc-Prr.u,cnt ranncn To ort1er. al ba1f.nast +.
there was not vacant place in the public gal-
lerv. and therc were acores ri notohics ou tho
noor, Mr Inward. TIN hfrcditarv statesman Of
Delaware. took the ooor. lie is q a,onotonoua
and un,ntcresttne SPEAKER, ret rhat he says
alw.ys rea,1. xcll In ibo Rteo5d. tt IL eouchctl
in EcIl.holsnced sentences. with a srtol-
arv aniah Of phrase, Tonight ho told
tho old. old story, and fehcasscd what
he regarded a. the WRONGS OF Louisiana
sir. Bayarl. having read some remarks BY Mr.
uuar ,u his spcerh ut the Worcester Convention,
made SONS preiudtcial comments upon them.
Tbs Senator from Massachusetts made
srtnirEp RRrLT.
He said TINT he had made the remarks quoted
in the midst Of speech designed to warn tho
people Of his s.atc against tho growing cvtl OF
narty spirit. But be would say that, with tho
exception Of Rcverdy johnson, be had never
found 4 Democrat who hal tlune anything to
prcscut the bloody outrage, nor heard re-
marks in Congress upon Senators Or
REPRESENTATIVES who hal bcen elected because
Of their party reputation In these bloody
scenes. lie personally compltmented the seu-
Nmrrthu1 nfftrfftl tn hfk nnft11Off.
, 1877-12-01

Nex York u QueenAto WI and Liverpool.
HelYetia, Nov. H. ~ y, III The Queen Dsc- II.
70 London.
Holland. Nor. IT, ~. u. Denmark. Nov. ~ ~ N
Ttckets It reduced tae4 htecsAxe ttcten $ea, CIR.
tentf. ufA(&A IL aud HFeA Britain RQ1
lfeIanl Apply " T. u. LAltsuG. bou&h ClAEk.st
, 1877-12-01
North German Lloyd.

Tho aseemers Of this Company 14ll sa everJ 8atuE-
DAY from Dreu1en Pier fu9t Of Third sftet. obokeQ
Fstes Of Ps..axS-Fso;n NV IStk e sous4amptoa ~,
cabin. 100 9elds steezaze so curreney For freight
and pA4s&&4 Apply 10 uELnlE1H CO..
Allowing Green, Nov fuEk.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-03-06
A. NJ. ~ D. K. Il.

The Receivers have orders from
Judges Bond and Hughes to pay
the following sums M. f. Pleas
ants 1925 per month, as master in
taking monthly accounts.
L. h. Page, Attorney, $4,000
per year for professional services.
Receivers Perkins and Fink
$4,000 each per year, "exclusive
Of necessary and proper disburse-
mcnts.'
"Arr.ars Of wages to employees
who have not assigned their claims,
beginning with the pay roll for
July, 1875, whenever in their
judgment such payments are ex-
pcdient."
Interest on coupons falling due
January LIST, 1877 on divisional
mortgages.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-03-06
PRE- rJN econ.

In the Senate last week, Senator
Bland attacked the House bill to
ccde to the United States concur
rcut jurisdiction over the grounds
embraced in the Federal ccmete-
ries in Virginia, on the ground that
it would subject the citizens Of the
State to malicious prosecutions on
the part of the radical scum that
hate responsibility in Virginia.
Senator Daniel supported him in
this view, and said the following
good tliug-good in view OF res
cent developments: "Mr. Prcsi-
dent, | should be willing to ccdc to
the Cemeteries jurisdiction over
the United States Courts, Lut !
will never be willing to cede to
the Federal Courts jurisdiction
over the cemeteries"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-03-06
Latest from the Federal Capitol.

Especial dispatch to the Richmond Whig. ]
WASHINGTON, March l-12 80 A. NJ
The two houses met in Joint session
yesterday to resume the report Of the
Commission or South Carolina, After
the Two houses separated the strug.
gle came on anew between the two
parties in the House Of Reuresrrts.
tlves. one desiring to 60 on with the
count and the other to delay the count
and defeat the Inauguration of HAYES.
The first step was motion to ad-
jCurn till 10 o'clock tomorrow, which
was defeated 10y 10 nays to 90 yeas.
\ large number of Democrats voted
with the Republicans III the negative.
The next step was motion for o
recess till 80 p NJ. The Chair ruled
this out of order as a dilatOry pro
cCeding, and bis decision led to con-
siderable feeling, but was sustained by
the House.
The next effort to delay the pro-
cCedings was a motion to have read
the testimony taken in the South
Carolina iuves ligation. This the
House rejected by a large majority,
thus manifesting unmistabIy purpose
to 90 on with the count. This action
was GChSIdIAN uCCtptGu us uFtlSINt,
but the margin on time was too mar
row for the Republicans to be alto
gether happy.
The debate on the South Carolina
question was marked by strong and
telling speeches from Messrs. Ph'llips
Of Missouri, and Goode, of Virginia
Mr.. Goode was particularly eloquent
in depicting the cruel and oppressive
treatment of South Carolina, and his
speech produced marked impression,
The proceedings of the joint meeting
last evening were quite disorderly, and
for this Mr.. Ferry is deemed largely
responsible
1t has been generally understood
that double return was made in the
case Of Vermont, but the Vice PresI-
dent stated that there was none. Mr.
Hewitt thercupOn presented one re-
Ceived 10y him, which the Chair re.
refused to receive, and when Mr. Sprin
ger underworld To correct the matter
10y resolution, lie (the Chair took
what the Democrats deem an arbitrary
and legal course, in dealing with him.
There is good deal of feeling
among members on the subject, and it
is probable that when the subject
comes up to-day in the House Of
Representatives there will be a dis
cussion on what steps, if any, are ne
ceSsary to vindlcate the just rights Of
the House.
In their eagerneas to precipitate
result and secure the fruits of their
fraud the Republicans are needlessly
provoking antnCOnisms. Yesterday
morning every thing promised All ear
ly completion of the count. The re-
suit is still very probable, hut it is not
to be gained by riding rough-shod over
the House of Representatives If this
question Toe tided over successfully the
result may be reached tomorrow even
ing, and for the first time in Ameri-
can history man will he placed in
the presidential cttice who was uoto-
riousiy not elected by the people
l.. q. w.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-03-06
Rules for MatrimOnY.


Marry In your own religion.
Never both be angry at once
Never tuunt with IA past mistake.
Let kiss be the prelude for q re-
buke.
Never allow a request to he repeated
Let self-abuegation be the habit of
each.
y good wife is the greatest earthly
blessing.
II forgot" is never an acceptable
excuse
If you must criticise let it be done
lovingly.
Make marriage matter of moral
judgment.
Marry into family which you have
long known.
Never talk at one another, either
alone or in company.
Give your warmest sympathies for
each others trials.
If one is angry, let the other part
| the lips only for a kiss
Neglect the whole world besides
| rather than one another
Never speak loud to one another
unless the house is on fire.
Let each strive To yield oftenest to
| the wishes of the other.
Always leave home with loving
words, for they may be the last,
Marry into a different hood anG
temperament from your own.
Never deceive, tor the heart OhCc
! misled can never trust wholly again.
1t is the mother who mouids the
| character and fixes the destiny Of the
child,
Never find fault until it is perfectly
! n In, a faIllt hua hAa1 IN IN a tnI
DO not herald the sacrifices you
make to each others taste, habits OF
preferences.
Let all your mutual accommodations
be spontaneous, Nhole.souled, and
free as air,
They who marry for physical char,
actcristiCs or external considerations
| will fail Of happiness.
Tie very felicity is in the mutual
! cultivation Of uuscltishnCss.
Consul, one another la all thai
comes within the experience, Ouscr
Walton, or sphere of the other.
A he-itatlng, tardy, or grum yield
ing to the wishes of the other Away
crates upon loving heart,
They who marry for traits of mind
and hc, n will seldom fail OF p rcnnia
slripgs Of domestic enjoy meut.
Never reflect ON Il past action which
was done with good motive auu
with the best judgment Of the time,
! They are the safest who marry from
! the standpoint Of sentiment rather
than Of feeling passion, or mere love
The beautiful in heart is million
| times Of more avail as securing do
nestle happiness than the beautiful
| I'm person.
Many have great horror Of going
out Of doors, for fear OF TAX ing cold
when ,ae fact Is, the very best way o
terrifying The system against taking
cold, is TO be out every day rain OF
shine.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-03-06

"EANKEE Allen" the Senator
from Prince Edward, undertook
the Senatorial paternity Of the
bill to ccde the Federal Cemeteries
to tie L. S. Senator Bland at
tempted some allusion to Senator
St. ClaiI, Of Prince William, who
favored the bill, but inadvertently
alluded to him as the Senator from
Prince Edward. This brought the
latter gentleman to his feet with
the remonstrancc that the Senator
from MiddlcscX should not cons
found the Senator from Prince
William with the Senator from
Prince Edward, especially in matt
tiers political. 1t brought down
the Senate, and should have been
seen to he fully appreciated,