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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
CALEDONIA SILVER MINING

NALEDONIA SILVER MINING
~ COMPANY.-Location Of principal place
% bu -ines-. San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that II . meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, held on tho 18th day
OF November, 1878, an assessment CNo. ~ Of
Fity Cents per share was levied upon the cap
ital stock II the corporation. payable immedi-
aiely, In United States gold coin, TO tbs Secre.
tary, 81 the once Of the Copipany, No. tlt
California street, San frsneisoo, California -.
ANY stock upon which this assessment ehall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF December,
ISIS, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment IL
made before will be sold IN FRIDAY, the
10th day Of January, 1878. TO pay the delin-
Qucnt assessment. together with costs OF i'd
yeTtising and expenses OF sale.
II. wE0kNER, SECRETARY.
Orce-tit California street. San Francisco.
California. noi6 I'd
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RECT Bu.ines you can engage IN. - 70
sither ser. right In their own localities. Pal.
uculars and samples worth ts frss. Improve
your spers time 81 this burnsss. Address
mht dns SrfNeON 4 en-. Portland. Ne
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL NETTING o. STOCK,
GRAVEL INNING COMPANY: q E.vs1s
a. Compspy. in Cola Hill, Nevada. IN the
sscond Hoaday in Dsesmbef, q . oiclock Pa.
noST ivk "a Wns, eserstasy.
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cUcCoR MILL AND MINING

- COMPANY.-Locaiion OF principal place
Of bu.lne.s, san Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Gold Nin Mining Dis
trIet. storey county, state Of Nevada
Notiee.-There are delinquent nion the iol.
lowing -deseribed stock. ON scecant OF $780,
rtent mo. 2Ol levied on the l2ih day of October.
ISIS. the several amounts Get opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. as FOL
lows: A..
Names. no. Oerui. Gus. am v
Atkinson. poud 4 Co. rrus- ou
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Room 80, Fredrick House,
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.

HOURS FOR CONSULTATION From 10
TIL 8. and from Q TIL .. or by special appoint.
ment. jyiS II 10
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10
PrOnOuucing Bee.

The Pronouncing Bee that took place
last evening in the Second Baptist Church
was a thorough success, the attendance
being good, and the exercises entertain
ing. Prof. William A. Reynolds was
selected as pedagogue Miss Emma
Worrell, Prof. Wiley and Alfred Cav
throw, umpires, and Messrs. Dare and
LIE Maistre, clerks. Washington Jones,
ESQ.,, was called upon to preside. The
participants consisted of seven gentle
men and fourteen ladies. Appropriate
selections were read by II. c. Conrad and
Chas. w. Horn.
Several Duets were sung in an excellent
manner by Misses Hirst and Harlan.
Mrs. Cooling and her son F. w. Cooling,
gave guitar duet, in a very excellent
manner. In the pronunciation of words,
Miss Victorine Vandever, was the sue
cessful competitor in the first trial, and
Mrs. LeMaistre the second.
The prizes, which consisted, of two
handsome books, entitled "Three Thou
sand Words" "Pronouncing Hand
Book of Words Mispronounced," were
presented to the two successful contest
ants by Washington Jones, Esq. in a
few happy remarks. The music was
furnished by Miss Agnes Ogle, who pre-
sided at the organ.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10
A Fight Among Negroes.

There is place near Townsend
known as SCRABBLE" which has Just
been the scene Of fight among num-
berOf negroes. On Saturday evening a
fair or festival was given by the colored
people of that place, which ended in
fight, in which clubs, razors and various
other articles were used. There were
among others in attendance four negroes
known as Bnck Henry, Tall Henry, Eli
Briscoe and Bird Williams. Each of
the above four was of the opinion that
he was stronger than the other three,
and in discussing the matter words
soon led to blows and for awhile the
war ragged fiercely, The matter was
finally settled, when it was found that
Eli Briscoe, beside being badly cut, had
his skull fractured. He was carried
home and doubts are expressed as to his
recovery. The remaining three were also
badly cut and beaten. None of the par
ties have been arrested.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10

that during tlie past month there had
Deeh 43t days # absence on the part of
teachers, oEStfslness, ami 81 days from
other causes.
On motion of Mr. Lallv, insurance
policies on nos. and IA schools, for
s3OOO and $4,000 respectively, were order
ea TO be renewed. Amount ofpremiums
$3.50 and S1375.
The bills on the table, aggregaung sew
eral hundred dollars were read by the
Secretary, previous to being referred to
the Committee en- Accounts for APPROX
al. As one or two of them were passed
ON special motions, Mr.. Kent moved
that they all be allowed, after being
handed to the Committee on Acc UNITS
TOR record. The motlon prevailed, two
or three members voting aye, and the
others paying. no attention whatever to
the matter.
On Or. Grimshaw's notion, No COM
mittee was authorized TO procure a suffi.
cent number of Webster's High School
Dictionaries for use in that school.
Mr.. Lally, chairman of the Committee
on Insurance., stated that the insurance
| on school property was divided among
three of the Insurance Companies of the
city, as follows: Delaware. $4,000 !;
County, Sal 900. He though this was an
inequitable division, and said the COM
| mittee proposed to DISTRIBUTE it in the
/ following manner. Delaware, $28, ,450 !;
| Farmers S32 300; New Castle County,
| S28, $50. He moved that the committee
have power to take such acuon,
Mr.. Lobdell inquired if the Board
had directed all its insurance to be placed
| in the home companies.
DR.. Grimshaw said that in case of a
| sweeping fire the Insurance Companies
here would not be worth snap.
Mr.. Lobdell reiterated DR.. Grimshaw's
| expression
After some further discussion, during
which Mr.. Lobdell desired to have the
question of iDsuring in other than the
home companies discussed, the whole
subj ect was laid over until next meet
ing.
| ORDERS.
| During the evening orders were direct
ed to be drawn for the folio wing bills,
which were approved by the Committee
on Accounts:
z. Pickels, 81 3S; Thos. A. Robinson,
So; H. f. Pickles, S. 10; VIM. H. Foulk,
$l55 %; Henry Grebe, $64 "a; w. F
Cause, So "a; Chas. 4. Nostrand, ST 90
VIM. Casperson, 81 80; Mccartney &
Kenney, S14 10; Paris M. Mitchell, s22 53
Gawthrop q Bro, 81 20; James M
crime Gray, S6; A. j. Pyle, 81 "a: G. w
Vernon & Son, 63 cents.
F. b. Hizar, "a 68; Glatts & Eckel
s24 80; Allen Smith, s35 25;Ferris x Gar
rett, So "a; Finn q jackson, $48 80;
Hanna & Co, ST. 80; James Davis, $40 81
Thompson Bros, S5; l.. p. Blair, S19 03
Henry Lape, 500 53; G. F. Thomas & Co.
$73 27;Barker & Stradley, 500 56, salarie
of teachers, 81 $50 90; salaries OF officer
and janitors, SAG 65; Wilson, Wood 8
Co., 81 80; chairman Insurance Commit
tee, S2l 25; Barker & Stradley, SAC; ii. +
Pickels, sill 25: total, S5,740 81.
| Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10
Brief Locals.

DIR. A. d. Poole was qualified as a
member OF the Board of Education, las
evening.
Attend the Bazaar at the Opera House
this evening.
A great quantity of rain fell this morn.
ing.
Take your children to Sutterly's gallery
for a good picture, 302 Market street.
aug3O-tf.
The Board of Education is rapidly be-
coming debating society.
The pronouncing bee at the Second
Baptist Church, last evening was sue
cess.
The Dodson case was taken up i n Court
this morning.
Merchants who intend selling any
Christmas goods should begin to adver-
tise.
Call aud see those life-size Crayons TAX
en- by Sutterly. His prices are low.
aug3O-tf.
Five years, is Harley G.. Browns SEN
tence.
Court will probably adjourn either to-
day or Tomorrow.
City Council will meet this evening.
Who will be the City Treasurers ac-
countant?
The fair at Institute Hall closes this
evening.
The proposals for lighting the city,
furnishing the material and repairing
the lamps will be opened In City Council
this evening.
When you suffer with an aching tooth
call on DR.. Gallagher, the dentist, No.
1886 Market stleet, and he will relieve
you,
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New Castle Letter.
Special to the Gazette.
New CASTLE, Dec. 10, 1878.

New CASTLE, Dec. 10, 1878.
The rolling mill which has been idle
for the past two years has we understand
been leased and will beg n operations
during the next month.
Sheriff Pyle has posted his "maiden
sale" 1t looks lost upon the bill board
but all things must have a beginning
even sheriff's sales.
The crossing ON Delaware street cor
ner of Union has been out of order for
some time, and should be put in order be-
fore freezing weather sets in.
Two bodies were found yesterday In the
mud along the river bank below the Della
Ware Iron Works. One was young
man, the other past middle age.
In regard to the post Office building in
this city, it has been suggested that no
better site can be found than Market st.
green. This square is in the heart of the
city, easy of access, and no doubt the city
would give the ground on easy terms.
A segar and tobacco store, and a gro
Gerry and provision store, have been OPEN
ed in the two buildings lately erected by
Mrs. Brady on Gray street in Shawtown.
Our stores are putting on their holiday
dress, and from the display in the win
dows one would judge that there was no
use for our citizens to go elsewhere to find
novelties.
1t should not be forgotten that a free
reading room is to be opened in the grand
jnry room under the auspices of the I'M
manuel p. Z. church. The managers
propose to give series ofentertainmens S
during the winter which should receive
the support of our citizens, particularly of
the young men who will find the reading
of great value to them during the coming
season.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10
CATTLE MARKET.
Monday, Dec. 8, 9,5P..

Ahpsf0'Ny AStts - ~ AVA
dEF CATTLE we're In better demand
sEe-E and prices were rather firmer.-
& bead 'oll at the West Philadeldkia
|fye Yard, at n 81 c., and 1900 head
IaNorlh Philadelphia Drove Yard, at
|li,c per p und, AS to condition.
'sIEr were rather firmer. 5000 head sold
be West Philadelphia Drsve Yard, at
|h,c. and 20 . head AT the North Phila-
|la prove Yard, at 3I2aiA per pound,
r. as To condition.
3aGs were rather dull. 5000 head
the West Philadelphia Drove Yard
|sA and 200 head sold at the North
|aAltlphla Drove Yard, at 4a4Xc.
Proud. as 10 quail y.
Fri Drove Yard Hestonville. Pa, Dec.7
|9Ltr.-Extra, no to l30 pounds, AZ TO
god Ji TO 100 pounds. ~ loan good
. pounds, 4S TO AZ Iair, 50 10 80
FAas, I, to II culls, ~ 20 to 8; good
|Ias lo54c, common lambs, s2 25 10
" ayes x 10 exc. supply light and
s-ald good. Arrivals, 35UC head.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10

A N ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN Or
IA dinance entitled " An Ordinance pro-
viding for the appointment of Police and
other puI poses"
Be 1t ordained by the City Council of
Wilmington,
Section l. That Section 1, of the ordi-
nance entitled " An ordinance providing
for the appointment of Police and other
purposes" passed December 2I. 1871, be
and the same is hereby amended by strik-
ing out the word two before the word
"Sergeants" in the sixth line thereof, and
inserting in lieu thereof the word "four. /"
Section 2. ALI ordinances and parts of
bv repealed
Passed at the City Hall, Decem Der 5, 1878.
M. l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
President OF City Council.
Attest: E. B. FRAZER, Clerk, dec9-st
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10
rr,0hdent n, S~ciely's "Bazaar.''

o.ni ' annual bazaar, under the manage
rsS VI 'lle ladies' Of the Provident So
Gr,nd Gn opens in the auditorium of the
sncanop a opera House this evening, and
f, ssio, ioillnne for three EVENING". The at
su ,gN ,,r VIII be numerous, and the
,DD,a,et se,' nave in consequence of the near
l,rs,n ,Sr'n 10 the holidays, selected great
l0id3yn VI articles that will be suitable for
& tSs presents. As the proceeds are
aop.@ Ie benefit of the poor, the affair
VIII De well patronized.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10
A N ORDINANCE MAKING ANAD

A N ORDINANCE MAKING ANAD-
IA ditional appropriation for repairing
and cleaning streets and salaries for the
1878.
whereas the appropriations for repair
ing and cleaning streets and salaries have
been expended, and the necessities of the
city requiring a further sum of money for
those departments therefore,
Be 1t ordained by the City Council OF
Wilmington, (tWo- thirds of all the men,
bers thereof ooncuring),
section l. That the sum of two thousand
dollars be transferred from the appropria-
tion for curblng and paving sidewalks To
the appropriation for repairing and clean
ing streets.
Section 2. That the sum of seven hun
dred dollars be transferred from the appro-
prlation for curbing and pvalng sidewalks,
and five hundred and forty four dollars
from the appropriation for fuel to the ap-
propriatio on for salaries.
Passed at the City Hall, December s, 1878.
M. l.. .lICHTENsTEIN,
President of City Council.
Attest: E. b. FRAZER. Clerk. dec10-2t
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10
Indications for To-Day.

n tie Middle Atlantic States, cloudy
l19' n'h frequent ram, ,oarm southeast
NH'@g 10 colder northwesterlv minds,
! = .biopei bg rising barometer.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10

a,y,I ,' Smo'lnt Of the reduction In the
aer iaIp aapppropriation bill reported to-day
le m,I | M year is $127.000. An effort will
%tIs y When 1t comes before the House
Easern, n,''Ppuoilcans, supported by a few
lnopni Democrats, to increase the
a. psyv specially the expenditures for
ca,rI,1, yards yards; The aggregate for the
,me A, As n alla diplomatic service is the
:" PRESENT year.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10

ALI STREET YEsrERDAY.-The
,'@ We market was active but weak, par
ly Tor the coal stocks. Gold
r,. r.4'a and closed at 1901 and sold in the
t'D n'a at 1901. Government bonds were
II ''ates steady and railroads lower.
i,,, On call was easy at 81 per
ST. aal closed at / ! per cent.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10
-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NJ OTICE -As' The person who took a
IN Green Plaid Shawl from 3O6 Market
street. on Saturday, Is known, they will
save themselves an exposure by returning
The same at once.
delo1t RUSSELL & NORTHROP.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10
"eisn Telegrapnic sum nsnary

'-e text of ;he Ameer's reply to the
's'A lI'imatum is given in the cable
aficles.. The document is sarcastic
-V''aie on the Afghan war expenses is
.-lled III the British Parliament
. Russian envoy to Afghanistan has
'Aed home-Prince Gortschakofl
~ N'iIl' yesterday fol st. Petersburg
A-4Ts Homeris the American conspira-
:" I'1' ed in Constanlinople, He is a
ave d llnnsary-lt is believed the OPP
f'a'a to Edison in England will prove
''N Ia' yeXatious-The Grand Ouch
A.or, Of lIesse, Queen Victoria's
'''l daughter, is i'll with dipthheria.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10
DTFD

CONRAD-On First-day 18th month, 9Th,
1873, at O'Clock, p. m, William Conrad,
in the SD year of his age.
Funeral Fifth day, 18th instant. Leave
Wilmington at O'Clock, a. IN. Burial at
New West Grove. Chest1r county, Pa.
Friends of the deceased are invited TO
street, on the evening before at O'Clock
decs-2t#
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10

NJ OTICE.-I hereby give notice to all
IN whom 1t may concern, that will ap-
ply to the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware, at Its ensuing session (1879), for
a divorce a Uiflcil0 n,dtrinloni from my pres
ent wife, Mary r. Richards.
WILLIAM j. RICHARDS,
Wilmington, Del.
Dec. 10th, A D., 1s78.-1mwd2td*
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10
CHICAGO, ILL, March 80, 1878.

have prescribed the "Blanchard Blood
and Nerve Food" for many months past
with the best results, especially il cs ses
of nervous debility. l can confidently re-
comm end II in all nervous complaints,
THos. HENDERSON, N. D.,
dec9-1W
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10

"ANTED.-An agent for the A u toma-
w tic Flying Dove. Locks like a live
Dove when flying. Retails,t15 cts. Sample
by mail 25 cts
AUTOMATIC DOVE CO..
decl0-1t* Clio Arch ST., Phila.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10

RUSSELL Il NoRTHRoP's-the original
"new store"--is continually making
war on high prices.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10

''' hampton's condition.-The lat
- '1' ICES show that Governor Hampton,
lii Carolina, is in fair way to re-
''H iiom the serious wounds received
'' ''lIle since by a cunning accident.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10

MAKE NO MISTAKE and buy black
cashmere till you have seen the cele'
brated Lupin's goods for sale at importers
nrices by Russell & Northrop.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10

Hsi'ei'a will is faithfully executed
4 T.'e's ot hls performances will have
''' Will Linn. He directed the destruc-
~ u all his mechanical appliances.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10

RrssFLL & NoRTHRoP.-Headquar-
ters for & button Opera Kids.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10

es,.rt ALWAYS have done and always
to1.i T., W WT 40 the largest dry goods trade
Ill iimlngton. Russell & Northrop.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10

Do NOT PAY S1.75 for button Ire
fousse kid gloves. Russell q Northrop
will fill your orders at $1.50.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10
LocuI StOcIIs and Bonds.
Wilmington Markets.

wILxfsGToy. Del, Dec. 10, ,Is7s.
,aOstOns at the Brandy wine Mills for
1rfsnd Grain Corrected Daily.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-10
FIRST EDITION..
o,,I and Commercial.

gLxlseToN, Del, Dec 70 1873
s,oek quotations iurnIsned by
(alss1 "a Co, Clayton House Building
~ .on' bel, at IL NJ. to-day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-01-24

B. RuggIes, of New York. giving the
facts and reasons urged 10 favor of
the amendment proposed by the
Chamber of Commerce and the Ma
tional Board of Trade, Was printed
for the information of the members
OF the chamber, and separate copies
of this statement were sent to each
member of both houses of Congress,
who consequently must have legislated
and on the bill With full knowledge
appreciation Of all the objects aimed
at and contemplated. The proceed
ings of the Nauonsl Board of Trade
and of the Chamber oil Commerce
were undoubtedly printed in the
New York papers
1t the country did not discuss this
provision Of the bill in editorial
articles, it was certainly not hocau. e
they were not informed of the
provisions of the reason stated on
page 81 of the report G 'mptroller of
the Currency for 1876, namely: THAT
usage had established tn, gold dollar
as the unit. tho silver dollar, owing
TO its greater relative value, having,
with the Mexican dollar and
pastareen, Withdrawn from the eii-
culation of the country. The Coin
age act of 1873 and the Revised
Statutes of 1874, simply registered
in the form of a statute what had
been really the unwritten law Of the
land for forty years
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-01-24
THE HORRORS OF WAR.
Tho sicksning Facts Disclosed Upon the Arri-
val In COnstsntineple Of Refugee Train.

London, January 21.-The Daily
Telegraph prints the following under
date OF Constantinople, yesterday !:
"Mr. Master, agent of the English
relief fund, has just arrived here with
q train full OF refugees from Adrino-
pie. These unhappy people have
been in open cattle trucks three days.
MANY PERIsHED
from the cold weather. Last light
fifteen were found dead in. the tricke.
The suffering of all are described as
awful. Mothers are reported in their
frenzy, to have threwn away
LIVING BABIES
rather than see them die in their
arms AS the train moved from
Adrianople numbers of people tried
TO CLING
to the outside and frame. " ork of the
carriages, and many attempted TO
ride on the buffers. At one station,
where hundreds of people had cong
regated without food for two days,
men threatened Mr.. Master with VIC J.,
lence if bread was not given to them.
Yesterday there were Is, 600
women and children
OUT IN THE SNOW
at Charlou. Three trains full are
hourly expected to arrive at Con-
stantinople. 1t is not known where
they will find shelter. The snow is
six inches deep, and is
STILL FALLING.
The excitement is intense All
that can possibly be done is being
effected by the administrators Of
the relief fund, but many lives are
being sacrificed"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-01-24

Hon. Geo. Il. Pendleton, who Is to Gil the
seat OF the United States Senate left vacant
by the death of the late Senator Morton, Is q
gentleman Of great ability and scholarship, be.
sides being man Of unblemished integrity.
Behold how great the change-from Morton
TO Pendleton. Verify we have something for
which to be grateful.--P dss Ch Courier.
We're dre'fully confused somehow.
Pendleton ill the seat Of Morton |
Ahem, PendIetou--she 10 the sister
of the Belknap family isn't she2 Or
is she any relation to Mrs. Sycamore
Wabash? We have 10 doubt Pen.
dleton is great. How could we think
other wise when told SO by one who
knows 80 much about it?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-01-24

THE State of Wisconsin has been in
the habit Of paying $3.50 per volume
for it's Supreme Court Reports. We
understand 1t pays for over 1000 per
year at this price, to Chicago man
with whvua tho contract waa made
The lawyers purchase them at the
same price and pay transportation be-
sides. On an average they cost the
lawyers Is ooper volume and the law.
yers of Wisconsin purchase in the
year probably 1000 volumes. Banks
81 Brothers of New York, offer to sup
ply these books in style superior to
those now furnished, and deliver them
free. at Sl.75 per volume. On the
above estimates the State would save
s4,4oo per year and the lawyers over
$4,000 per year il the copyright and
contract were given to Msssrs. Banks
Il Brothers. We should prefer Of
course to see it given to some reliable
Wisconsin house on the same terms.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-01-24

GEORGE FL. PRNDLEroN, the orig.
insl repudiator, and the man proved
to have pocketed $4,000 steal on q
railroad swindle put through Con.
gress, has been elected U. s. Senator
from Ohio. This is "Reform." Do
the yeomenry, the honest men who
are followers in the follies of the day
note the results? Are they willing
to be led like sheep to the slaughter ?
Every step of progress results in
electing this sort of men to Office and
such men as Brick Pomeroy, who
pocketed many thousands of Tweed's
millions, as the head oenters OF their
working committees.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-01-24
Rules for Parents Paradise.

We came across little ar ticle the
other day, consisting of copy of
rules and regulations, which the
writer said he found pinned upon the
wall of house where lived large
family of remarkably we'll. behaved
children. If you think it hard work
to keep SO many of them in mind all
the time, just think also what a
happy place it would make of home il
you only could. Here they are:
Shut every door after you, and
without slamming it.
2. Never shout, Jump or run in
the house.
B. Never call to persons upstairs,
or in the next room; if you wish to
speak to them, go quitely where they
are.
4. Always speak kindly and poll.
tely to servents, if you would have
them do the same to you.
5. When told to do, or n OF to do,
a thing, by either parent, never ask
why you should or should not do it.
o. IeIi or your own faults and
missdoings, not Of those of your
Brothers and sisters;
z. Carefully clean the mud or
snow off your boots before entering
the house.
8. Be prompt at every meal hour.
8. Never set down at the table,
or in the parlor, with dirty hands or
tumbled hair.
10. Never interrupt any converse
ton, but wait patiently your turn to
speak.
II. Never reserve your good man.
ners for company, but be equally pc.
lite at home and abroad.
IL Let your first, last, and best
friend be your mother.-Househod.