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Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
VI. y. X. A, Take Notice.

The officers and members of the NJ.
s. R. A. will meet at their rooms on to-
morrow, Sunday evening, at half past
six o'clock, in order to proceed to Cal
vary P. Il. Church in body to listen
to the sermon to be preached for them
by Rev. A. A. Landerbach.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
VI. n. Il. A.

There was full house at the NJ. S.
R. A. Hall last evening, and it was
pronounced one of the best meetings
yet held there. In fact the meetings
are increasing in interest each week,
and the members Of the club spare no
pains in their endeavors to make them
both interesting and instructive. H.
w. Morrow presided last evening, and
addresses were made by Messrs. Cook,
smedley, Burton, Morrow, and Rev.
W. 8. SAMSON OF Chester, Pa. Messrs.
Streets, Cross and Burton sang solos,
and Sammons sounded his harp. The
next public meeting will be held on
Tuesday evening next.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
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Religious Services.

Services in Trinity church, and "old
Swedes," Seventh and Church streets.
Sunday mornings at lot o'clock, after
noon at 3 o'clock, Wednesday evenings
at o'clock, afternoon Sunday school at
2 o'clock. The seats in this churci are
open and unappropriated. You are cor.
daily invited to attend and unite in the
worship, and send your children to the
Sunday school, ...
County Republican Cominittee.
The County Republican Committe.
will meet to-day Saturday Nov. End
at 404 Market street, at q O'Clock, p.
NJ B, T. BYE, Secretary.
Photo at Fort Monroe, Va, report
ths bark Beaconsfeld in the bay for
Baltimore, with two shipwrecked crews
on board.
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BREvITIE&.
Eight cents q line are charged for all adver-
tisements In this column.


Eight cents line are charged for all adver
tisementa In this column.
Wen lean no more upon he gate,
And gaze In eyes OF brown.
Not that our paths run separate
But cause the fence is down.
Tuesday next will be election day.
Speaking tubes are great necessity.
Cupping and leeching at I'll King street.
Order your printing at this Office.
Advertise your wants in the REPUBLICAN.
Sun rises 6.23. Sun sets sos.
The street market was large this morning.
The Wilmington thieves are kind OF fspoony.
What is the matter with yam-yam up town ?
@, $. Humphrey is the popular halter and
furrier Of our city.
The Gazette seems to be worried over Mr..
Pyl"'s chances for the Sheriffalty.
We have yet to find a hired girl who can
carry lighted candle In one hand and a can
Of kerosene in the other without an item for
the daily papers.
HeNd light oil, the very best, at Lawton's.
COS Market street.
The West Chester Republican has been en-
larged. and is now the largest daily In the
County.
big measure. over Is oysters to the quart, at
Ainscow's. III Shipley street. -.
Marie Roze concert takes place in the Opera
House on Monday evening
NEW BUCKWHE At and pure GRAHAM
FLOUR for sale at E. Griffith's. cor 9th and
Orange.
Bishop Becker will preach sermon in an
swer to Bishop Lees, In st. Peters church, on
Sunday afternoon.
Big measure, over 10 oysters to the quart, at
Reynolds l05 East Second street.
The conductors, brakemen and baggage
masters Of the p. W. Il Il. railroad are dressed
In uniforms, bright, new and snowy.
There were o. deaths reported in this city
during the month of August.
tio to Mrs. A. b. Holt, No 100 w. Second
street, for cheap fall and winter drygoods.
City Treasurer Vincent is now paying out
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-27
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, ,2S5 sR R.AIUy "
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SAFES OF rAFERs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-27
Posi- OFFICE NOTICE.

tho week ending Saturday, JAY ~ 1871 will clio at
this ONCE on Tuesday atO A. ~ Tor Europe by
for hurope by sesmshp Bothpia via Qusenstow (corre
spopdence Tor France to be forwarded by this
must be specially adresscd and at 10 A. M for France
direct by a. Laurent via avrc; Thursday
NJ 10 a. W. Tor Europe BY steamship Baltic. via Queens
town correspondence for Germany and France TO be for
warded by this steamer mast be specially Addressed and
~ IL w. for Europe by steamship Lesng VIA Plymouth
Cherbourg and Hnmbnrg on Saturday. NJ II go ~. tor
Germ &C., by steamship DOMAIN via southampton
Bremen tcorrcsponde Great Britain and The uon
ncnt 10 he forwarded by this mnst be specially nd
drcsssd) and AZ IL tor Europe. by steamship city OF
Richmond vita Quccnsicwn correspondence Tor Germany
and Scotland 10 he forwarded by this steamer must
specially Addressed and ~ ~ NJ for Scotland direct BY
~. asnsip hnchosa via Glasgow The steamships POM
Ing, BosbnA. Battle and City Of Richmcnf 90 not take
%nin o u. s"a su; sene n nma ",k III. 90
Tho sis for Chi ina and Jspsn leave san Frsneisco
gust The mails tor Australia kc ieavr san Frsocsco
August .. rtIOr. T.. JAMES. Postm aster.
rosr Ovv1cy NV YORK Juiy 20 1878
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-27
PROPOSALS..

NJ Office TO CONTRACT Ok>.-PkUPoSALs FOR
IN arsding reeuls sting ana suamstng the Flushing
and North Hampstead turnpike from The end Of the
Flushing Bridge 10 the eMscry line of the town of fnsh
ns according 10 plsrs aud specifications file in the Of
fee OF the engineers, No. ia BrosdvAy, Fashins
will b. received BY Supervisor Il. A. Lawfcnce. Bsystde
Post once, QUEENS l., until ~ o'clock
the ID dsy August 1874 Tho rght Ia hereby reserved
" reject all bids Dated Flushing. july 10 1873
kOULLIkR ROkMEk. Engineers. All proposals sh all
be Endorsed rroposa. fcr Improving and Norh
Hempsesd Turnpihc tsexpectcd thSt the contractor
will employ local meehsnics and Iaborer,.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR BUILDING ABOUT aup FEET
IN Of bukhcsd rplIng and pisnkng) sdiouing the West
Hotel property. Long Branch. N j., rsli~tted
dock bunders others: the be completed
not later than september Full PARTICULAR by
dressingo W a., box l33p Post aimee. New York
1JROPUsALs roK LAYING STONE BLOCK PAVE.
i MENr IN The CRY or WASHINGTON
BrcfNKyR's DrrsRrwrsr. DISTINCT CoLunHta
BY direction Of the Board OF pro-
posas With full speoihc ations viii be received this
until ~ o'clock saturday. August g. 1878 for far
nishing sud putting down about twenty thoussnd
hundred ana 1uytwo f7pf52, yasds % granite
block pavement. less. TIN
ssx, nyrth. with hydr aulsc
Blank osms ~ proposals aud specific OBJ
tanned from this once with tho info
nation upon application therefor aud lids upon these
forms wiit alone he considered
right & reserved reject all bds parts Of
bids
~ order Of the knsnesr Commissions. Ds,,es Of Co.
lumbia H. T.. HOXfE.
Asusensnt knginsers. Y. .. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-27

HOAhSlsSs OhNASAAoESs cSSe
Ac1PfY4 nNcflas S Mar AND N. Y. rArrEnsALL's.
cusahEs hA nIssT.y A &c sR
SAES eSe sSu Mosn o.S and Saturday
oATAi e siE II e J III SijIs DAY
LOT Of double an single Harness
SgMsn. .ss Carriages r'
EIhdANr. FINE. ia.s. pay Mare. l6 nixh: yssr old
ran.ed Kind. Also sDendid light vieiofi. liar
closely matched speedy bay rros.InR Geld
n, io % sn Ss sG%p sss sS
;s0 . ss:i sf:s %:sS s r sy
sAY i.%, G:ses s high
o. sSund s and ~ ~ a "o sr
't"s,sd aud Sind too side
HaSDsoME BAY Road Gold,ns is,l high. O year. old;
sale agreeable driver. and and thrss
s ss top ., ROAD % nv BY
ct; BE w.ter; nnc order; Harness, Ac
.s r. HG@ .s na,; ~,
% :d sss 1S n has :'
wsss1 SyT; s;iy.T; TIses Gs~.s: A. s''a
year: DID, y L.mSsfs s'o; IN 80 With
ons Of sn he s
r r5cs,"s cS' the
2:ss With i-o weeks preparation; warranted sound and
ELEGAYT COMBINED .orroi saddle end harness
b. ~c.. o s n.. used
dig e anns.s; ..rrsn.ed sound and Kind,
~. d.issr b. ss.a %aa;e ' sss.ss .:Sa 9
s =:
aes sold close an es.a,c Also superb top Brewster
ris;.s i' Business Ss f high
Old. ss ds,,5 can re. :" az 'ouna
1 SAY " GELDisd ssisa: ss. SrS Sye.r. sd ono of
rsnted sound ana kind.
high old record Of 30; warranted sound
INCOMPETENT BAY ,re,,lns Geldins. is,f. high, 8
year, old sred IL kes..ssy; got By nerrs k..orlno
existence; showed better than a;4o =, Lexington;
BIxcK HORSE. i,A high. 10 years old; good. tres
dr r,s 1, r "a g, Kind ,.u
FULL sisfi SS':s. . 4. oil purpose.
SALES NEVER postponed on account Of weather.
mos. 81 .a . Set 81 spl
vii exchange Tor Horse csbins, Organ. Can be
A BREWSTER. or BnoOME ST.. TILBURY, WOOD
be ,os Sss nns nSs 'Gu"s
A -S5o-HoRsE. WAGON AND HARNESS.; BEEN
h.worked at cfocscry business; warranted. No. Ole
Brocmc ST.. croekcry store.
4 FOR sALB-THREE HORSES, SUITABLE FOR
s'.s INCUR. .. g. 'ss
Blocker.
A --fwO LARGE HORSES. SUIT CART, TRUCK OR
"A .bu,nc. use eh,mp; must sell, No. 2:ss sprna ST.
NY CAsh OfrEh WAITED 1MMEDiATELY FOR
four hne Top Wagon top Pony Pbseton Harness almost
owner going abroad. Rossnsorc stables. 247 West
llst
A SHIFTING TOP PHAEToN SEATS YOUR; ELE.
n'i ~ 'iS s. HG shafts hardly '''d'
A 10 BUSINESS AND DELIVERY WAGONS, ALL
MIX ss s. s isg gro
A -foR SALE. BLACK FAMILY HORSE. 10
N .hands high also bay trottng Horse has trotted So
ana warranted sound; good trial. GAN 3f8 Bowery
pm A 4
h&i50 Coupe, In good order, 500 2ig West 37th 81.
near 7th Az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15

DO you find the hives In any particular Kind
of,roo2 ~
VI uv'' ,,, ...., .,-., ,-.o
NO Hshlwhys IN preuy eoou-eINo""o ''
with a hollow in ~. and high up from the
oround. lint ~ mnv Ia in nino or heinlock or
"'V"' ~ ~, -, +,
spruce or maple or hh'kin"'h'k'
How do you get ut the honcyY'
81 f,u tLctree Fret cut ono down for II
"'' '',V =, ~. ~. -. ,i,a 100
TO inll against ana theh cut uOWh uhe ueo
with the hive in IT,"
"p,,, tho homo s,ing no"
:, ~, Wv nj. -, 49,. .,i
On. scorch en- mat mhkes CHI "rplu'
and thcy can't hurt YOU"
"And ,,h,, 10 ,,,,, IL, with thcn nnallv ?"
g. VIM Wv ~ Wv ,,., ,, ,,,,1
well purn en- up you sec uho' "Vui"
stnryc TO death II I didn't kill em."
uoos,,, no, econ, r.,bor crucl =" AMID Fthcl
VOL. II does" saidthe bee hunter. butthey
would die. any way. without the honey 50 kill
ann 10 aovo tboir lives
w W. ' W 49, ~, a.,
DO the bears ever get NJ thls WIN money
No; the bees put ID out OF reach they're way
nm uhcro . hsor uouldnt clinbv
W. WIZ " "'"i "'"'""
But there are bears ABOUT mere IN inc Town
Of Jefferson. are there not Z"
oh vos There's good many OF 'em about
N"' '''' 49, - -
this season. They've taken eight sheep from
clcarin' near my house inside Of n month. Ive
got three trans set for bears but haven't been
10 'cm in q couple OF weeks"
How large do these New Hampshire bears
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15

IHH NE fNcrfINi
All, cear cruel eyes oi A'h,nt al ,ou-cf and lulc.s
An the curse oh the .lugs of the oiucnts that cease
n my uuns iuuN n0.ou, ah tortured the horrors that
CIRCLE u3 lral
Have eir lie m le lite orny body and out my heart
they are leil
Ahcur m"oacl thee I feared not to fling the wild
WuftI- go fIt fsy
That ,.ori ai rN STRENGTH and thy fairness ana 10
thou vert Stronger Than !.
Ana iNeL ' thou "ii ,odlc'' ami deaiAes, yet was
Though dream, aud darn were the shadows that slept in
Tire tlli. uf nit iRfr.
Whng rulfy o.. sd m ue furnace Thy locks noatcd forth
iu thc hight
Ana thy check of Il, morning while mine was
HhnWcr Of the ni.ht
MY grown ne nmou. sladows' But oh the unbear.
ul.- sitrn
40 thine o,c- oh those azure stray glances how calm
was irlr aHl. amt how keen
Was the searching amt terrible spcndor which smote on
my iucr. AMI di.Itf'od
Every inlt, tN fairness till shrinking for
shame, AMI afraid,
bent "a thy beauty amt owned thee more lovely and
pure than the dawn
Yet thy wrath Was not STAYED nor in pity the weight of
my vengeance Withdrawn.
When bowed at thy feet aud besougt thee the hands of
thy curse 90 undo,
since thy years of delight eternal and mine must be
nrcting and few.
Dlst thou envy oh adamantheared, bliss that thou
- never hast known,
The bliss that mine when at midnight walked the
dim meadows alone,
And Poseidon up thro' the waters and followed
. the track Of my feet
ieh sought me- ana followed and found me and kind
were his kisses and sweet
LADY cuAKtQIT ELlIor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15

a uoui and parting OF hps as they touch
That. hiss IN the abstract II does not mean much
But where - the language can rightly express itf
v At letter can sound ~ 10 help you TO guess ~
what sinile suggest, ar what fancy reyeui
The my ~, riour bliss It can cause one 10 leclf
Here Nature hsrurcdly earned a diploma
FOR fragrance Of haVor and perfect aroma.
kiss Is electrical-comes with start
That ungles n delicate shock To the heart
And sets the eye twinklng with rapturous delight
Lake stare IN the sky " clear frosty night
When lis vanished the ecstacy clngs To Won vet.
'lls a JOY you remember and never forget
Al pleasure condensed in an instant Of bliss
CaA but parny descliD, what's contained m kiss
ufoKCL BIHpsEYE
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

@ Mrs. Cady Stanton is credited
with making an exceedingly SEN
sible and sarcastic reply to some one
who asked her if she thought that
girls possessed, as a general thing,
the physique necessary for the wear
and tear Of college course of study.
Mrs. Stanton answered.: Il would
like to see you take thirteen hundred
young men and lace them up, and
hang ten to twenty pounds weight Of
clothes on their waists, perch them
up on three-inch heels, cover their
heads with ripples, chignons. rats
and mice, and stick ten thousand
hair-pins into their scalps; if they
can stand all this, they will stand a
little Latin and Greek" When one
wants to have particularly neat
thing said about women, the most
judicious way is to get q woman to
soy it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31
A Great City.

London is the greatest city the
world ever saw.
1t is the heart of the British En-
pire and the world.
1t covers within the fifteen miles
radius of Charring Cross nearly 1OO
square miles.
1t numbers within these boun-
daries four millions inhabitants.
It comprises 100000 foreigners
from every quarter of the globe.
1t contains more Roman Catholics
than Rome itself.
It contains more Jews that the
whole of Palestine.
1t contains more Irish than Dub
lin.
It contains more Scotchmen than
Edinburgh.
1t contains more Welshmen than
Cardiff.
It contains more country born per.
sons than the three counties OF De-
Won, Warwickshire and Durham COM
bined.
Has a birth in it every five min
utes.
Has death in it every eight min
utes.
Has seven accidents every day in
its 1000 miles of streets.
Has on an average % miles OF new
streets opened, and 5000 new houses
built, in it every year.
Has l 900 ships and 5000 sailors
in its port every day.
Has III 900 habitual criminals on
its police register, increasing at an
average of 8 900 per annum.
Has committed in it more than one
third of the crime of the country.
Has % 900 persons living in IT.
common lodging houses.
Has 20 many beer shops and GIN
palaces % would, il placed side by
side stretch from Charming Cross to
Portsmouth,, . distance OF 73 miles
Has $1,000 drunkards annually
brought before its magistrates
Has o. many paupsrs - would
more than occupy every house N
Bsingtoa.
Has upward Of . million nsglse'
toss Of pablie worship
Has % miles Of open shops every
Loed's Day.
Has need of s.e00 nev churches
and ehaPeis. and 30 saidinonai city
uuiuuso~nSs>x
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31
TACT AND TALENT.

Talent j. precious. lad own,
Eut tact has for more in IL.
For talent points YOU Ia "a goal.
Tact shows you hoS To win II.
Talent il earnest. sober, grave,
Respectable. discerning;
Tact lends those qualities grace
Tact saves while talents earning.
Tact is the life of every sense
Tact helps us, lad, in seeing;
IL makes our hearing more acute;
Tact is the life of being.
TO tact we owe the Judging taste.
And our keen sense of smelling;
Tact, lad, il in our fingers ends,
Aud makes u touch cen telling.
Tact solves all riddles. makes MS see
Light through n muddy fountain;
By tact we walk DER rock, road,
BY tact we climb steep niountains.
Scorn not your talent, lad; let that
Lend talent grace and lightness;
True talent and fair tact combined
Will rival genius's brightness.
Tho freshness of the blooming fields,
The splendor of the sky,
Are prophecies which summer yields
;, That God is ever nigh;
A9fs s tsaans maas SotS bos laisd ana ssS:
That in such mood His children should
~At II " Ch0dtcick
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

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p'Nu - -" se y VI eAe1i''SA
''eH'A"1 s''s '@' 'AeN-''s increasing
Gssss -ss ssaSe., ssA shsss vrtesSs.
III" A''"' aug - hs 1"0'hai ash
'ns'"n special says the president IN oonver-
sation with friend Of General Grant al
luded To the statements which have ap-
peared in public print that he had deter
mined TO have nothing TO do with the
friends of Gen. Grant. The president said
the expression was entirely erroneous; he
had no prejudice against Gen. Grant or
his friends. On the contrary he had pro.
yided places for one of Gen. Grants
friends, and he intended to do so for
more of them.
Indian Massacre.
SAN Francisco. Aug. 25.-A Boise City
dispatch says that on the 10Th inst WIN.
Munday, s. S. Smith, Thomas Healey and
Jacob Grosclose left Indian valley in pur
suit of an Indian who had stolen their
stock at noon Tuesday. Near the falls of
Payette thev were fred upon by Indians
concealed in the rocks, and all killed ex-
cept Smith, who was unhorsed and wound.
ed but succeeded in making his escape. Ma
ior Dunn with one hundred infantry has
gone in pursuit Of the Indians.
O0mvRaGt HXk0m 00I ' a4sss
~ xoAk, 1lGg. I - ~ ~ g0sc0ls'
tract between the Pacific Mail steamship
company and the Union Pacific railroad,
which would have Terminated the last day
of this month, was extended for sixty days
longer cn the same basis today.
Laws Of Mormondom.
SALT LAKE Aug. ga Mormon with
two wives took them before the I'd district
court In this city today asking for natpr-
aiization papers lor the second vile. one
answered aftirmatively to the question
whether she was living in polygamy, where
upon the district attorney objected that
she was not of good moral character.
The objection was sustained. The Even
ing news, the Norman church organ, ad.
vises polygamous wives hereafter. in any
matter in which the law of the land is con-
cerned, to call themselves by their maiden
names, and in any court to take the posi-
ton Of unmarried women.
Political.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 26.-The fost pun
lishes tomorrow an interview win senator
Conover IN which the latter says ne in'
tends 10 decline the nomination Ior the
lower house IN the nrst district OF florlas
on 'he groand that 'here Is 30 much spa'ny
on the part OF the ADMINISTRATOR "epuo'
AcanS as 70 MAKE s race VI nis po'' "'0
less expense Inc fos' aiso uec'a.es 'na'
SAnAt0f SnenCRf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

E The sweetest H. fish story
of the season is told BY Frank Alb
bott, of Burlington, Iowa. At Clear
Lake dwells a little girl who takes a
ride every day, in small skiff drawn
by two plckerel. They are regularly
harnessed, and by means Of lines
she is enabled to guide them in any
direction. The fish are about three
feet in length, weight between seven
and eight pounds each, and are very
powerful. When the girl has tired
of riding, she drives the pickerel to
boat-house, where they are un-
harnessed, taken into q commodious
glass aquarium made expressly for
them, and fed. When she goes to
the tank to harness them for ride,
the pickerel jump almost into her
arms, so glad, apparently, are they
to see her, The young Miss has been
offered 81 900 for her team.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

F An honest Mohammedan SAYS
"God has given to you English many
excellent gifts. You build fine houses
and splendid ships Of war and com
merce that sail across the seas. You
make fine cloth and cotton and sharp
pen-knives, and you write many
learned books, dictionaries and gram.
mars. All this il the gift Of God;
but there Is one thing which God
has hidden from you and has revealed
to us, and that il the knowledge ol
the oaly true religion By which .
man can b ssvod-"
HE Ths Fresch Coasul lately
ssked the Qsssa Il MaAagnncar thsa
the fss.rh tznaers nigh1 hs pnid ios
the lo.s th<y su1esSd fsua ~ ior.
bss3aing the sals q spirits u ~ do
rsinsons- "Y9,- - rupaisd, 100
VIII give yos cos.Peans1isa. pgysiasa
you MD also eu0Pasnn1s - anA ouz
suhysrss for IL issnkeuanAas nisshssl
ysur pessua - assa-"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

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nnae oussusss1s "a q sss& nbessass&
sscx - nrsxzs. - osx h1s2sse e<ss-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY SATURDAY AUGUST 81 1873

n~ver spokea IN the W kza3 8oors
Nobody ever SAYS any bus sgsssnaSe
thIhss there Nobsiy sslh the
Pre-sseu; tha, 6ls E-Olscy - vsunx 90
tAas he will never h~ rs-sssesea- On
the csofrHry tko-e who vs~lf him -
sure eEsn that BE- - all ri-ht snd that
there are another fOsr y~ers Sur hsn
II be WISHES Noi-oiy sues there
and tells the employees thy sse an
dagger a t<Ing oa~,eA. Mr.. ysn
Bgrea toli Al iutasax;e fFsssd IN
lsio, taai yOI eoulA nevex hear
the ;rBth IN the Whsts Hou<- To
illustrate. be sad. The next norn-
ING after elertis I woke with o sFn
. cOEvi-sion tha; I hai been re-elee-
tel Pre~Ilen; a. tha; / was TO haze
nv hreakfas;: bad been told by
everybody that It wa- all right, that
| was sure II a good malorsfy. I
dill Lot find out that I had heen
beaten until a fortnigh; later.
There was not another man IN the
tnItsi States oyeI II wears old who
H-tsi bbt hnONn foI luftt Ln1utDe
tIat Mr. Van Buren, was beaten.
An ESGAGlNG NAsSER.-Politeness
is TO a msn what beauty is to a wom-
an. 1t creates an instantaneous i'm
preston in his behalf. while the op-
posite quality exercises is quick
a prejudice against him. The pol
itirian who has this advantage easily
distances all his rival candidates,
for every voter he speaks with in
stantly becomes his friend. Pol
ished manners have often made
scoundrels successful, while the best
of men, by their hardness and cool
ness, have done themselves incalcu-
liable injury-the shell being SO
rough that the world could not; be-
lieve there was a precious kernel
within it. Had Raleigh never duny
down his coat in the mud forthe
proud Elizabeth to walk on, his
career would scarcely have, been
worth recording. Scores of men
have been successful in life by pleas
ing manners alone. as ].
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

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