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The Morning herald., 1878-03-09
HERIFF's SALE,

BY virtue of writ of Lavari Facias
me directed, will be exposed to public sald
at the Lafayette Hotel, 8il Shipl' y street
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip In the city Of VIII
mington, New Castle County. Delaware, d
WEDNESDAY, the. 18th day of MARCH
1878.
at 2 o'clock, p m,
The following described Real Estate. VIII
All that certain lot or piece Of land will
a three story brick house thereon erects|
known as the washington House" stu
ate Ia the city of Wilmington, county au|
state, aforesaid. bounded and described I
fol Iows, to wit: Beginning on thA wesj
erly side OF Market ST., at the distance
43 feet 10 inches f;om the northerly SD
of second street thence passing by u
outside OF the southerly gable wall Of y
Brick Messuage or Tavern House about
feet 7 inches to the back corner OF "
house AZ feet & inches fiom IL Q north SD
OF second street, thence westerly and PAL
llel t, second street about 81 feet to Y
easteily site of Shine y .treet, thence wiz
The same northerly q eet6H lncnes. .theHi
easterly parallel to 9nd.street, III feeI
inches to the afoI esaid side OF Market Il
thence down the safne soltherly feet II
inches to the place of beginning be the cof
tents thereof what they may Book "
Seized and taken In execution as the n
perty of william Silver and Eliza j,
wife. and Jos. Hopes and Annie HooM
t. It's, aud to be sold by
sherif7s Office, New Castle, Feb. 20, lSsII
feb26-tS
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FOREIGN.
FRANCIS JOSEPH ILL.

FRANCIS JOSEPH ILL.
VIENNA, March S.-The Emperor Francis
Joseph is Ill but not seriously.
DEAFNESS OF FOOD.
LONDON. March s.-The Manchester
Guardian ssys:-"The late mail advices,
describing the effects of the dearness of food
throughout India, leave no doubt about the
cause Of the comparatively small amountof
cotton goods now consumed and the conse-
quent indisposition of merchants to buy In
this market at the usual rate" ya&
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-yHERIFF'S SAIL.

By virtue OF a writ of Levarl FaS
to me directed, will be exposed 10 Full
Sale, at the Lafayette Hotel, 8lt ShiEi
street.. kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in thenn
of Wilmington, New Castle County, Ns
WEDNESDAY the 18th day of March,
at 2 o'clock, p, NJ, the following descrsS
Real Estate Viz. All 1nose two certain
or pieces ofland 'iIuate in the city Oh WI
mington, county add Stale aloieg7 aita
bounded as describe as follows, TO WIZ
Of Market st., at 40 #. 6 in. broad, the sa
being o corner OF a lot or part OF
whicn Job Harvey and wife sold ana e "
yeyed to john Hill, and now OF Ls1
Chandler. thence with his line nortn
degrees west. a nd pas sting through the ls
dis Of the gab'e end wall Of the
navtd Chand S Trick me: suage To ie',I
to TIE s,id David Cha er's stake III
mird Q distance betw. en- Market
Shipley sts,, thenoe with the said nliu1
distance and ii he OF aand fornein
Mary Harvey, deceastd d, north ~ des'cl
east about.5 # 10 ia to q corner stakeSl
lot or part OF lot which Job Harvey n
wife sold ana conveyed TO JOhn hlss1
and now of G. Green, hence Wlte lnh1,, ln11,o
south and passing thr ugh the mluuind
the south east gable end wall OF me sai'l
Green's BriCR M aSuhge 10 IL. 10 MA ,,rl
thence down Market st., sou h 32 9sl asesl
west about 25fJ 10. In. tn the plaes e OF pes
ming, coltaInsng within said bouDusa
com putation I75 feet o land, be the s1l
more or less, VITA q four story brlck ~
ther. on erected o,
Also, No. . Beginning ata stone on
east side of Shi Nlry ST., a corner OF loS ia n
merry of John Hayes and now al ~ Hionsl
dler, thence nor1h 8! degi eeS, east 20 soT
| in, by shipley st. to a stake, thel ce nOil
| So degrees east to the middle dlslanTNVo
| tween Market and Shiplcy ST. ,on,l ,mS+l
| with tie middle distance south 81 oFiicl
west .0 It 6 in by the Inc f 1mer,y m1tSl o.
| Eayes, af.erwa' ds Ann L4timers HSSs
stake, thence with the sime norm to
gress west h. In y ace ofbeginnins,t' " M
contents wi'hiu said BOUNDS Whatt
| NAV, with a ihrs stprY N irk nous. 'N'
on erected. Book l., vol 8, pa. 70 o.,
Seized ana t. ken IN execution, r,,Ii,l
property OF William S,lrar ann I'WUd
nawlte, and Eober5 Pyle and Wm' "
mond, l.i.'s, ard 20 b. sold bv v,, uher;G
sheriff 6 Office, Flew Caste, FeeruS''
4, D., 1878
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sHERIFFs SALES.
CHEkIFF'S SALE.

By virtue ofa writ Of Ais. LevarI Faoi,,
to me directed will be exposed at nnbasa nilss
sale at the hotel OF John D. Paulin. IN irg,ic| 3.
Georges hundred, In New Castle coupMtv ~
Della ware, on
THURSDAY, the 2rst day Of March, 1877 .,
O'clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz.
All those two lots or pieces ofland, s,uat.
Castle, and Slate Of Delaware, bonnmceJSe 40 JeS y
follows, to wit: No, !. Beginning at
corner Of the lands OF the heirs of sannd
Thomas, deceased, on the Main street !!
road, thence with said Thomas land sonS
40 10 degrees west 81 p. rches, thence nortS
48 10 degrees. west pei ches thence north
street, or road Aforesaid, thence with ths
same south 4S IL deg ees, east perches VI
the place of beginning, containing one aorJ
aud eight square perches OF land, more oil
less.
No. 2.-Beginning at corner for land N
said village thence north Al l-2 dgrees, essI
20 pc, ches. thence with lands of Jams1
Rogers, Esq. north 1894 degrees, eaSI
II 6-l0 perches, thence south Al degrees, ,esTI
| 27 2.l0 lerches to the lands OF Il. Croft de1
ceased, thence with the sfme south 70 dsI
grees, west 25 80 perches to q stone, thencl
north IL Ia degrees. west $40 Of a relcS1
l
| to the said Osborne street, thence with I'M
said street north 48 10 degrees, west Is 2.I1
perches to The place of beginning. contain
ing IL acres. more or less Book L. Vol
IL, page 257, &c. Upon No. Is erected
two-sto~y house and kitchen g also, build
| ing used rs school house ore'story high
also barn with stable under II, wood
house. corn house. hog house. and necessar|
buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken into execution as thd
property of Ann e. Lord. Executrix o|
Joseph A Lord, deceased, and SURVIVING
mortgager of Joseph A. Lord, and Ann 81
his wife, and Joseph Alpheus Lord vir|
ginia Lord, Cordella, wife of Colep FergI
uson, Clara. wife Of Roberts, Vict0I
Lord, Anna Lord, Lmma Lora, Fila Lord
Eliza A. Lord. daughter of Theodore Lord
! deceased, son of Joseph A. Lord, deceased
deyirees Of Joseph A. LORD, and.t. t., and \
be sold by
Sherif7s Office, New Castle, Msrch l, lEI
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Of their influence among their then en-
slsyed population that Brazil bad bow.
aver practically abolished slavery, and
the resurrection q the obnoxious hw wa
having an injurious effect upon the indusE
trious colored populaton. 6As our trade
With Brazil.n said the ehxirman rs re-
caivipa new impetus frcA khs sstablish-
nant vSof line Of American steamer to-
Rio Janeiro it will also have bad tenden-
cy: for no American captain can take his
colored cook or steward or, any other col
cred person to Brazil on his vessel without
making himself liable to fine and indig-
nifty. About one hundred colored people
had contracted to 90 to Brazil as iaoorers
on the MADEIRA and Marmora Roilroad,
and were to have taken passage on the ILL.,
fated Metropolis; but the company, hnding
from the Brazilian representatives, that the
introduction of the colored race had been
interdicted by the government, they wsre
not allowed. to 70. pThe question now
arises whether the colored freedmen of the
United States have any rights which for
eipn nations are bound to respect. The
matter will probably be again brought be-
fore the Department Of State, as we'll as
Congress. ...r.a s1r
MR.. EvARTs' LETTER
The following is copy Of the letter OF
Mr.. Eyarts to the secretary Of the society
asking for information on the matter re-
ferred to 80" .,,.. s2 -... .Tf.i .rna. n
= - DEPARTMENT OF STATE, u
1N WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, 1878. ,
Samuel R. Scrotton, ESQ, Secretary OF the
American Foreign Ant-Slavery Society
New York:
DEAR SIR-Your letter on the I'd in
slant, has been received. It asks me te
| INQUIRE, through the Minister Of Brazl
here, as to the truth of the report that
company of contractors in this country FOL
constructing railway in that Empire
have been forbidden to take thither col
ned laborers for that purpose. In reply
have to express my regret with your re-
quests. There has been no complaint re
ceiyed at this department from the com
pany referred to that their rights hav
been infringed by the alleged discrimina
tion against colored laborers, and non
from those laborers themselves or.any rep
resentative of theirs as to their impute'
discharge after they had been engaged !!
consequence ofobiection to their employ
ment by the Brazilian government. Com
plants of this character w,uld be neces
sary for this department to base an otficis
proceeding upon, even if Brazil, by treat
with the United States, had agreed to ab
stain from such discrimination against pei
SONS of color from this country. There
however no such treaty stipulation. Th
leaves Brazil as free in regard to the mat
ter as her own laws or supposed intere'
may seem to dictate. VIM. E. EVART'
The action of Spain in regard to tn
liberation of the slaves iu the island
Cuba was favorably referred to, and II
meeting adjourned to await iuriher deye
opments in regard to the Brazilian int
dict. -o-
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TELECRAMS.
rak rEAsrERN wAR.

,nussrk AND PERSIA NEGOTIATING y "a
: L LsNDoN, March s.-The Daily Telegraph
has q despatch from the Para correspondent
SAVING ..ms.yyipe:-.sT am informed that Russia and
Persia are negotiating for the exchange OF
Z 'tbe District OK Bayazid for certain Persian
territories on the Caspian Sea.
7yQb2II DIRECT TEtEeRArH.
laai The Daily News states that the Govern
4 msnt has taken measures to establish di-
rect telegrsphic communication with Bes'ka
y Bay by way Of Alexandria. .''1
THE gRAAT1 NOT HET RECEIVED Br sNe>
LoHDoN, March 8.--Sir Stafford North-
! cote announced In the House of Commons
q Yesterday that the Government had not yet
received the authenticated terms OF tho
treaty. ..s,l ..a
TIE puBLrsHED CONDITIONS PREMATURE
sr. PETERSBURG, March S.-The 0ficial
.s Journal says the peace conditions published
a are premature. The documents signed by
" the Grand Duke Nicholas and Safet Pasha
have not vet reached the Russian Foreign
Minister. .... rrts.,.
.gg p, MORE ENGLISH IRON CLADs.
IL LONDON, March s.-Four additional
, iron clads have been ordered 10 Besica
Bsy. aass.4 81.
..sT OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION. IT,.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The Depart
ment of State has been officially informed
through the Minister of the Ottoman EN-
pire that an instrument has been signee
providing for peace between that empire
and Russia.
WHO WILL ATTEND THE CONFERENCE.
LONDON, March s.-The London CORE
spondent of the Manchester Guardian say
s'The belief gains ground thatif Prince Bis
msrck presides over the Conference, Lor'
Besconsfield will represent England. 1t
exceeding improbable that the English dele
gate, whoever he may be, will remain In tn
conference If it becomes apparent. that tn
object of the majority of the Powers is sim
DIV to endorse the Russo Turkish bargain
F But II the conferences means to do more I
ratify foregone conclusions there will b
some important proposals affecting Britis
interests In the Mediterranean and the saiet
OF the Suez Canal.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-09

ctnmase money faster at work for us
| than a. anything else. Capital not
reuuired we will start yOu $I2 day at
home made by theindustrlous. Meu. Wonl-
en-, boys and girls wanted everywhern 10
work for us. Now il the time. Costly
outt,t and terms free. Address TRrE 4
co, Augusta. Maine.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
FARMOF3OO ACRES

IN CAROLINE COUNTY, ,MARYLAND,
Three miles from Ridgely Station. on Mary
land and Delaware Railroad. One hall
cleared and fenced. Timber chiefly oak
and chestnut. A good barn. stable, etc.
A peach orchard Of 900 trees, good varie
Ties, Good neighborhood. Sold because II
has passed into the hands Of lady In
Philadelphia who cannot give 1t attention
Attorney. Denton, Caroline County. Md.
feb7 .-...
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PROFESSIONAL.

TOHN q. COLE, ...5
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
AND "..
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT.
OFFICE, PLUNKRTT's BUILDING, THIRD
Noy24 AND MARKET SHEETS.
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Pension Papers Carefully Prepared
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THE FALL OF A MOUNTAIN.

ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT LAND
MARKS IN MONTANA TUMBLEs TO THE
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CHERIFr'S BALE.

NEW \
Feb @-ts.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
BEAUTIES or BRAzIL.


Those who sigh for lodge III Brazil
should read wha: Mr.. Bigg, witiers writes
ofihe beauties of thai country I: .ssr.s,r.., !,
The n,equito makes his home In these
Wild. A hny fly, called EoirOra. from
being a small aud muliiiudinous a. atonis
ofdust. passes through the neslrs of the
finest net, then penetrates the hair and
beard aud sticks lis yeBon,ous proboscis
into the skin. Tie luaihsonie tick
cBupcsto, when disturbed on the cones
aud twIgs ty tile foot ofthe passer by,
swarrns up the trouser legs and fastens
upon the flesh. II has 50 fifm bite that
if Il Is piucked OF. iis head Is let
buried deep ~ the flesh, diifasing q
viruient pni~,n Of It's own. The hairy
caterpillar. by day OF night equally beau.
tifully, inminously plluspborescent in the
dark. aud with covering ofbriIliant
hues. like drlicatsly formed moss, the
ends Of which branch or into polluted
an,lers. inili,ts win every point 81 these
asers nainfpl sting. There isa lively red
ant whose tornentlng powers are not 70
he tles,aise.Lp Butone of the worst enc
mics of mankind. N well as Of the cattle
and hogs, is big sth,ted fiy which
comes alnng silently and prick, the body
% i,s victim. IL sucks no blood aill In
stllls no yerum;i,s tnss6ts weapon, in-
siantly withdrawn. leaves 90 soreness OF
irritation at tile iine. The man thus
slightly puncluredh does lnotgruh sor
scruicll himself. lie little knows that he
has received The deposif of an egg which
win soon become a wriggling maggot,
halfan Inch af,ersne week's growth, but
Capable of growing 10 an Inch aud y
quarter IN length and . half an inch
III thickness. with ane rings of black
spikes Of bristIss aroond iis body. Il has .
horrid trick Of revolving Oh rs own axis.
tearing she flesh anew by each of iis
hourly reyolullnpA Mules oxen aud
wild deer suffer likewise frcn, The hi,leous
yisiisiiou. Wasl~ and hornets there are.
ofcure. Thspis asmall, stiueless bee,
si,ici,l sefowdslse thick upon sxposr,i
parss sf che bpdy rs y Ieav. rs room, fof q
mosquito 10 sIirla. lAs The bee osly
tlrklss-.s iusses.l ~ ts;iissg. stiaziaE 90
lzyisx sa e.,x, n " w<ses,~s: bal u a iha.
fsAss'.i4soesf ~i'lless acrmnpg half 4
dsash osansts.fw ~ eefgnw
. 7 Z. - T. Il
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

"A dispute arising rels,iye 70 the bert
node Of drraipg berfsIeak. the osn,ro-
vorry vas determined By one VI the dis
patan,s giving, shakspere as an authority.
.lf whsns'twete done txcrs we'll demo.
thea 'tvsre veil 10 we're done quickly +
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
REDUCED no EATIEG,DIRTf !,
r6e Rev. $. welIs wniian,s, Ia afstter

The Rev. s. Wells Williams, ia 4 letter
dated Feb 10, says: ssfs " 'sF ataH sasa
.rhis day was iiile worst OF all. SAW
abundant propfs nf men exiting clay or
stones, aud brought three stone cakes.
The stone isthe same as our soft stone
pencils. 1t Is redpced 10 dust and mixed
with millei hnsks, III different proportions,
and tlien baked II does not look bad.
but tastes Hike what 1t iis-slusti' a'hs
dad seem io.day 10 number more than
on any previous day, for there were
twenty .nine In eighteen miles along the
circumstances were more truthful. In
one valley the road branched into two, and
my servant took one while took one
while / took the 0tlier--one each side tire
stream. On his road, the servant saw "a
woman, lying in ditch after being
rubbed Of all she had, and still moving,
though unconscious Of any one passing
by. Further on we saw mans heaslcu
clean from his body-a cruel murderer's
deed. We saw Also among tie dead
wolves. dogs or birds. The dogs barked
and howied III us when we drove them off
from the dead. Many ofihe cOrpses seen
when we were gazing had disappeared, hut
their places were more. than supplied by
others.
'Tothese details OF what Tsaw give
you briefer account Of what have heard.
Some men coming from Sichum, an their
way to Peking, said that along the whole
way they saw dead bodies here aud there.
Snow had fallen IN Hopan province q
foot deep. aud about eight inches In Shansi
TO the west aud northwest, and none
further north in that province. In all that
region west OF this tile cold had beensun-
usual The soft Stone is sold at from 2 10
mills . pound. aud bark from 5tp Z
mills per pound for food. The roots or
swec, Gags are dug, but they cause the
face 20 swell. Grain istbree OF four times
the usual price. and turnips aud cabbage
live W six tirles. Flour Is seven, aeiglit
aud nine mills ger ounce. In every city
passed through the report was twenty,
thirty or forty dying daily Al piny-
yang ten great pits had been filed, and
two carts were daily employed IN carting
the dead. One iin-keeper told Us that
one Of his customers reported having
counted two HUNDRED and seventy denl
on ihe road iu tile days Journey Whole
families, old aud young, die In their
houses and lie there nnburied. In one
,lisiricta Third Of The population are dead,
and the people maintain that In many
towns fully one-half have persisted. and
they know villages where formerly dwelt
200. 400 aud even 500 people, u whom not
more than 100 now remain ~ 81 14
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
a DREAM FuLrlLLgD.

That dreams are ofIen fulfilled IN re-
n,arkable manner. says tae New Bedford
Massachusetts, Standard, Is excmplliiei
~ = case which has just come % cur
knoSledse in ihis cltS. "a young man
who occupies Ie>Imnsible ,y,,-illJu in .
cOrl0ratiUu hayingan office attne Meth
End, not long since found that his cash
account was short to The ammnit af Sz,.
As be iscarrful aad orderly, the circum-
stance troubled him and his p,liid .lS.it
upon the. ocvurence f,eluentIy. The
o,bsf night hei retired. an,i ppphal,Iy
thought of Tie affair Oefore sfeeping, sor he
had a slScani, clear and ilAt,,,cg. t,,a, IL,
lost mtnes.wa- underl his de-k in the
niiice. lnihr.morniag his dream came
vividly 70 hius uud upon going 70 IA.
place 81 busiae~ be secured The all ~
another msn i,i tile nfftre. lie desk was
removed. aud ~! there wa. tie hug. he.
money --at least eight cents of Il. The
young nian feels quite encouraged. and
thinks that ifsicb dreams occur frequently
r1oueh. hs viii ess,,taally rycoyvr tbs
wiloie apseant lost. 6}f
diesss s g--tr r-t,s-- n ,seslss Al
Every man must ~uk his ovn wsy 70
sucesse ,soshinx III tile worJbm o maiss
hiudieg springs upspontaDsously'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
AoWoRDs IN SEASON. u

2 .nag b1R 9GilaHI9UN n faS aefda ylleiaes
Kilstein, = pious German minister. once
heard v la6oriiig man use fhe most awful
curses and imprecatioiis ID a6tof PASSION.
without reprosing him for it.H This 81, trou,
ibled hun that be sonld scarcely. slcep tho
following night, The morning be arose
early, soon saw The man coming along, ana
addressed him Is follows: asAIy friend !. II
is yha l am saithsggto see. .''naisai lEssfs
'You ARE mistakens' ereplieia the inall,
z yeu have never seen, me, before. W., !.
Yes. saw ypu yesterday, said Kill
s,ein.s whilst returning from your work
aud heard YOU praying isa9a dFs'7s9
.iNiat heard me pruys' said tho man.
!. Tam sure owthat vou are mistaken. for
II never prayed ID my hfe.' 51T
! :. And yet, calmly but earnestly replied
the minister . il God had heard your pray.
er. you would not be here. but III hell /: for
] heard you beseeching God that he might
strike you with blindness and condemn you
into hell-fre.'l 5.4.s.f .gr
The man turned pale aud tremblingiy
said: Dear sir. do you cal this prayer !.
Yes. it is true. did this very thing ne,
Now. my friend 2 continued Kilstein.
as yon acknowledge il, is my duty to be.
scech you 10 seek with the same earnest.
ness the salvation Of your soul as you have
hitherto It's damnatiou. and ] will pray ID
God that be ewill have mercy upon sou.
From this time the man regularly at
tended upon the ministry Of Kilstein, and
ere long was brought in humble repentance
TO fhrist asa true believer. %t f25
Aword IN season, how good II is.
Bc instant IN season. and out Of season
rebuke. reprpve. exhorl, with all, long
suffering aud priience.' ,.. .. ii
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
NORTH CAROLINA AT GETTYS.
s4af RtJRG. dl

p u K 9445 &
Applications are constantly made for
copie. rf TnE OBSERVER containing the
articles inregard 20 the conduct II North
Carolina troops - Gettysburg. The mum.
Der Of requests TO- these. from ,he North.
ern States especially, has latterly become
50 great that. beng unable % supply them
Otherwise. IL has been determined 10 pub
lish them 10 book form. 0sr sasil srg
The papers on the subject, on 10th sides.
will bcreprinted just -ssthey spueared- IN
The OBsFRvKR. and will make . volume
Of some tso hundred pages.
The book will be printed On fair white
paper. with good. clear type. and in paper
covers will be sold al % cents; 10 dealers
and canva.sers at SIS per hundred.
A library edirim will also he made.
printed On superior aud handsomely bound.
which win be scid at 81 each: TO dealers
and canvasscrs ~ the rate Of SC per hun,
dred. YfG e I.i,3 n
Single copies Of either edition mailed
postpaid on receipt Of die price. 4 ~
Thelbook will be ready f.r delivery 10 !
few weeks. Orders accompanied with
cash are solicited, g
III Address THE 0BsERvEI,. as.s :.
go Raleigh. N. G.;
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
AN INDIAN LEGEND.

f1AhA ITfi0l SHn
The following story, selected from an
Eastern teacher. may be applicable in 81
slimes1 and ~ Iall people; There vsss
beautiful ds,hssl upyu whom cpe u tbs
good gea,i sisl,ca % sesie~ blessing. Iis
lei hsr tothc eigs ola large ield of corn
where hevsssj ~ her: sFrXrE -
Daughter. Ia The beld before ss the ears
Of corn. IN ,bp hands 81 ,hyss who pluck
them 10 faith, shsll have ialismspic slI;ue. |.
and The virtue shall be 10 proportion u the
slIe aud beauty of the ear gathered. Thou
shall pass through The tsld once. and pluck
une ear. Il must be taken Us thou goest
forward. and thou shall NOT stop In thy path.
nor shall thou rstrpce single step in quest
of thine ohjcrt. sslee, ailsafI,fsil aud
iair. aud according 10 lis size and beauty.
shalt be is value 70 thee as ialisman.
TIE maiden thanked the good gcniay
and then set forward upon her quest. An
she advanced she saw many ears of large,
ripe and beautiful. such as calm jadglprht
might baye told Der would possess virtues
enough; but in her eagsrness 70 grasp the
very best shs lsls thess fsir ears behind,
hoping that she might fnd one still isirer.
Al lepgsh. as the day was closing she reach.
ed part Of the fielG where the stalks we're
shorter snd tbuuner. aud The cars very
small aud shrivelej. She now regretted
the grasd ears she had lett behind, and
d,sdaiusd TO pisk from the poor show o.
round her. for here rhe found nct M ear
which bore perfect grain. She wen, on,
but alas oiily 70 dad Tue stalk more feeble
and blIgh,ed. until IN the end, Is ihe day
vas closing aud the nieht coming on. she
found herself st the end Of Me heid with
out having plaeked an ear of any kind.
No need sha, the gealns susuld rebuks
her for her folly. She saw Il clearly When
to, late. as how many 10 al elimes aud IN
I'll sse-. 10 che sveting Of life call sadly
sud tsesstfulIy towlnd che thousand eul-
den opportunities forever lost because they
we're not placked 10 season. f
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

4 An Irishmsn Got ous of che csrrisee u .
railway depot foe Refreshments. but unfar>
tunaisly the bell rang, ard the train left
bsfcre hc bad hai~hsJ biz repnst ilIppIi
col, sriedxl,at las BE- rsn sftef The car |;
'houid 90. ys martherinf old sean inRia
--ys'va gotta passenger sbsael taa.'s lift
bchind = -. ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

wcmss usf, bcru, r.,e seelses,2
TO srnooth our linen and our esrss;
And 'lir hyi inst. fr BY MY troth,
They're very opt 70 rufao tah.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

Wig, e ,hs baggage q ao~sr., .r lis-
! eks