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National Republican., 1878-12-02

THE fact that South Carolina did rot par.
Thanksgiving Day last Thursday did no
spoil the relish of the conventional turkey
sacrificed in Northern households on that
occasion. The truth is, the petty arrogance
which induced the GoD.like HAMPTON to
ignore the Presidents Thanksgiving prorn.
nation and appoint another day for the OBJ
seryanCe Of his followers, one uncontami-
mated by Yankee recognition, was so dcspic-
ably characteristic. of the man and the State
that it has only served TO increase the con-
tempt respectable people have hitherto en-
teriancd for him aud His frllow-ChivS il
it had been the custom in South Carolina TO
select IN especial day for this purpose there
might have been some excuse for this fool
ish act but, If We are correctly informed
Thanksgiving Day was not hahitually oh
served in that State before the war. Al any
rate, since the war HAMPTON's Republican
predecessors have invariably joined with
the Governors Of other States in recognizing
the day selected by the President The
precedeuts are therefore against him. and
the only reason lhle construction that can
be put upon his act IL that he deliberately
intended, even in this comparatively unim.
portant matter, to show his contcmptiblt
defiance of national authority and exhibit
his want of respect ior the General Govern
mcnt.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

THERE are some Turkish practice in gov
eminent which are worthy of emulation in
this country. For instance, there they
brand upon the forehead OF the convicted
authors of notorious filSehood, with hot
iron the brand of liar. What spectacle
the nest of foul birds who fill tho columns
OF the Democratic organ in this city would
present if such was the law in this country.
They would look like the tatooed natives
Of the South Sea islnnhs.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
EEpUBLICAN CoNGREs EssIoNALCoMMIT.
TEE

The delamers of the Republican Congress
sionnl Committee during the late campaign
have nssaicd them with great variety Of
silly and wicked allegations, all Of course
in the nterc.t Of an uTlncndly spirit No
committee has ever encountered such u Aood
OF Misrepresentation aud abuse as has been
poured upon that Of which the Hon EuGENE
HALE was chairman and Hon GEORGE {.
GuEHAM secretary. And this aCrimony has
not been entirely confined to the opponents
Of the Republican party. Their admins
;ration has not been altogether exempt from
unjust and uniayorable criticisms nom those
who claim Republican allegiance but they
earned the campaign through with yigor
and wise discretion and the result yindicates
their efficiency and GdelIty TO the cause
they were defending,
In reply to an accusation that the com.
mittee permitted Southern Republicans to
carry on the contest without its aid, Mr..
HALE very properly and very justly in
ferns the public that money was given for
the Legitimate purposes Of the campaign tc
tho proper committees and to the caudi'
dates in the South He then very pertl
nently remarks that his committee Is not iC
he held responsible for u result caused by
cheating and bull-dozing, With or without
funds, there were certain Southern Con.
National Republican., 1878-12-02

THE Republicans of tho State of Penn
sylvania resident in Washington have re-
organized their State Association, and are
ready to take proper rart in any future
political contest. The State associations
have all been in Il dormant state for the
last two years, and this is the evidence of o
resurrection. We may confidently expect
TO see Others shaking of their ccrements
and coming into active life again.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
DIED.

PEIRCE.-On the :ph Of November SAMUEL
PEIRus. father OF Mrs John W. Griiin. In the SD
year OF his age.
Funeral from the Church Of the Incarnation, corner
Twelfth and streets. this Monday afternoon at
o'clock.
IRochesier, BufIiio, and Lookport IN. W papers
pleaSa
National Republican., 1878-12-02
OFFIcE OF L, A. McINTIRE,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. g's FsTREET. OPPOSITE MASONIC TEN
FILE, WASHINGTON. ., O.

~
NOVEMBER ;0 ISIS
The partnership heretofore existing between II. IL.
Warner and myself having expired by limitation,
take This mode Of advising my friends and the public
generally that have Op"nOd an Ofice at the above
address, where am prepared TO give my attention to
tie Real EAiRte business In all It's details.
Parties who desire TO borrow money on good real
estate or other approved collateral can always be hc-
COnImodnted, aud those who have surplus funds TO
loan will hnd ready TO give their business prompt
attention: and have the character Of the security dill
gently inquired Into.
MyexpeTlelce in this city and In Philadelphia In
matters concerning the selling and renting proper.
ties, hns enabled me To Ierlecly syslCmRtize these
branches OF the business, Persons placing large or
many houses IN my care Will always be granted lib
eTal reduction In ruling rates. Houses "FOr Rent
WI he advertised tree Of charge, and In all cases
where furnish tenant Will, ifne,d he, protect the
Interests OF the landlord before Justice OfthU peace
charging nothing for my legal services, and sharing
with tho owner the usual expense In sunnIDnlng and
cIrcting u tenant
Particular attention Will he given 10 the manage
ment uf estates Of non residents Taxes VIII lie paid
assurances ehrCed, and needhIl repairs seen TO at
lowest rates Returns VIII be made Immediately
upon collection, nj state intervals as desired,
Thankful Tor prt EvUrs. trust, by II due exercise
q ppiIlpuCs1 piunptnrSs and accuracy, to continue
to merit that lbr SImr" ui public pnionase hereto
noJO- T. A. MCINTYRE
National Republican., 1878-12-02

RESUMPTION is now a fixed fact only
30 days more and ii will become legal
lhct.
National Republican., 1878-12-02
Wanted.

WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL. A SIT
w. uation 10 do the housewofk Of a small family,
TO do the uTstnrs work aud sowing. Please call at
1874 Fourteenth street northwest lnoOStt
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31

old beau Charlie, Dick Persirnmon, Tommy Straddles, Billy's son, and three or four more of the most distinguished members of the Spuyten Club, were all ushers and was sur rounded by a galaxy of lovely bridesmaids whose names, togethT with an exact .descrip- tion of our dresses, are containedA Ain fhe col umns of the papers which appeared next day. In the same veracious chronicles will be found list of the unusully costly and magnificent presents which came pouring in upon the hap py pair; with their probable values attached; while the reporters vied with each other in extolling the good looks of both bride and bridegroom, and in conveying to their inter ested readers a most minute and detailed ac- account of their appearance and conduct upon this trying occasion
 A fewdays afterwards they started for Eng landinthe same steamer with the Schamo witches, who had been making tour in Cana da; and relapsed into a resigned condition, conducive to much moralizing on the' vanity of subluuary affairs, and felt very much as if the world was stuffed with sawdust. Little did then dream of the thrilling natureso of the episode still ia store for me.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31
THE WONDERFUL EGYPTIAN BLOOD-PURIFIER.
HEEE AR.

Inis incotnpdrGbIe DEPURATTVE Es q pO.ocrfM AITER4IIIB, TONIC, DI- URETTC, DT4 PHORETTC, mud APERI- -ENI, cODpbininO ci9'tHes tchicIt rcHdc.. @t fnUnIH0bIe aud SaeOeF-f f0itinO, utpt by its cOntinssed etse 1ctlL thoroughly eTadf- cute aH diseases Of the blood. Its InOro- dtentS are Of Q pHreIy hdrnaIeSs erfFac- tiOn, t'e prOdHcfs gathered from rsMaOtc EDyptiGn PrOvissoes. amd trhere there is the slightest fGtHt or disease in the sys- fem, tt 4seUeT fails iI ejectinJ fhat dIseI SO fhr0Mg1t the 5sed Hns 0f the skin, or eS- retltnO tt tLron0h the 'nany aud roriOHs & tseir proper "or"at sna j.'ne.lea%i con: ',s dssiog. A -very crisf space ?T dime ,riH d6Sebted reiiG6ility aud se0nderfmI r"r,,- ftre properties, tt being, s''Ost ,t,IqucSt'oH- amd the OreGtest IiscOrery Of the prcsr,t age, i1s the treatment of erery diSeaSo svhere the blood ttseIf ts rri'narIy tho RCROFULA 0md tIae thOsisGnsE 1ssd oms causes tIs0t lead tO this terrible 06FictiOR, Of sDIttots GH ciciItsed communities are ss ss 0 e2s sssS tss s ssssSs g@s ssssss sss1 cfstt eUe'. ssssto fhe thl',d cad IoM,th gem- ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS ft Ss Q 1DOcerfiEL TejMrenafOr, causing the srrecl Of tsGss OHce e'aOT,e tO dssTSISe tae GOd-itk0 s'lIs For T CUT1NE0 Tt,i;li.VIa US DISFASES, URTN- ARY-DLSORDERS, CONSTIPATfONO OR GG00SS7TIKENyHESSS' HS' hTyER TK AND PIX RIDMEF IS,B GLANDUE4R ENEA ARG E1EENTS, EIsT- THELIOMATOU CANCER, SC CRTY, AFFECTIONS OF THE BONES. INDO- LENT ULCERS, FEMALE COM- PLANTS (Glsd to tie OeIstEeT sec tt ts q boom IOnO sought for Oy Sesasitice, ssss-eF- tibIe, aud deLic0te feIn0Ies, 0s H fdErS ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE IN WHICH THE BLOOD IS THE SEAT OF THE TROUBLE, it iS fRU0issabIe. 4 7DerseUerG3lce Irith this remedy sr1u frOre q POsitiVe aud pe9.t1s0aeste cSare Ior CHLLLS aud FEVERS aud aU MALA- RIAL POTSONS.
 Ir.- TEoWs0stds of Testimonials attest ths. trpEtt Of these ct6inS.
 r Ir-tte, Ome DOGtGr, gSsI IGrOe bottle, OS sic bottles, $5.,.u
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31
VE.GETTNE.

The following letter from Rev sG. TW.x Mansfield formerly pastor of tile Methodist Episcopal Church, Hyde Park and at presenf settled m 1o%sn mnst full curative qualities of VEG eT1NE asa tnofough cleanse and purifier of the blood. - :
 HYDE PARK, MAss Feb. b, 1876. MR. H. R STEVENS,
 Dear Sr-About ten years ago my health failed through the depicting affects of dyspepsia; nearly year later attacked by typhoid fever Ill it's worst form. Hsettlrd in nay back, and took the form or large deep-seated abscess which was fifteen months in gathering had two surgical operations by the best skill in the State, out received no permanent cure. Isuffered great pain at times, and was coh- stsntly weakened by profuse discharge, also loet small pieces of bone at different tmes.s N
 Matters rsn on thus about seven years, tlll May, 1874 when friend recommend me to go to your of flee and talk with you Of the virtue Of @VEGETIHE. did so and by your kindness passed through your manufactory, noting theingredents. &c..aby which your refnedy.is produced. s. A.E
 By what saw and heard I gained some commence comm need taking it soon after. but felt worse from it's eects still persevered, and soon fef It 1t was benefting me in other respects Yet did not see the results desired till had taken 1t fanniuly Tor more than year, when the difficulty in the back was cured; and for nine months have enjoyed the Dest Of health. f~ ~~s
 have in that time gained twenty-five pounds of hesh being heavier than ever before 1n my ie, anu I was never more able to perform labor than now
 During the past few weeks had scrofulous swehng large my fist gather another part ot my Dooy
 took vegetine faithfully, and 1t removed tevei M " ith the surfsce in month. think should nave been cured of my man trouble sooner Ii had takeh larger doses after having become accu>tom"d 70 Hs effects. .. -. s,. s-ssx.e - disease understand that it takes time to cure chrome diseases and they will patiently take VEGEr1NE. it will, in my judgment. cure them With great obligations am
 .E Yours very truly,
 ftE G. W. MANSFIELD.
 Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31

MR. H. R. STEVENS.
 In 1872 your yEGETINE recommended to me , and yielding to the persuasons of friend, consen ed to try 1t. At the time was suffering from gener al debility and nervous prostration supernduced byt overwork and irregular habits. Its wonderful nv debfateda from the first dese. and under it's persistent rapidly recovered, gaining more than usual health and good feang. Since then have not hestated to give VEGErINE my most unqualified indorsement being safe sure, aud powerful agent notng health and restoring the wasted system to new life and energy. Vegetine is the only medi- cine use, and as long live never expect to find 8 better.
 Yours truly, W. H. CLARK,
 12O Monterey Street Alleghany, Penn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31
CLIPPINGS.
A horses is a1ife of w'oas y-

3 A .h horses DTS i is aiife of w'o@0 rrox3 2
 No man has right to do as he pleases ex- cept when he pleases to do right.
 The drop curtain is so called because the gentlemen go out for a drop when it is down.
 Experience may be dear teacher, but she isn't any dearer than pretty schoolma 'am
 One of the kittens at the cat show is named Pawlean and another Clawed.
 "A little boy will never willingly srelinquish any of his cakes except his spanaches
 The president doesn't seem half 50 anxious to wag the party as the party does to wag the president.
 Mr. Jones was advised to get hislife insured Wont do it," he said; it would be my luck to live forever if should." @s-s@ --@~. *s-7@s
 An intelligent German thus expressed his preference for quack doctor: T wouldn't call him ov mine cat vas dead ]" a sE
 The first hours of sumber are the sweetest If ever man sleeps the sleep of the just it is when he's just asleep. H7- an sf %--s
 We notice among the cadets at West Point one named Corn. He'wM probably be Kerz nel some time.
 It is asserted of Philadelphianth that he died ''worn out by too severe mental effort in the study of how to live without work. "% '
 Mice can live live anywhere comic rtably but in church they fat very slowly in a church. This proves that they can't live on religion any more than minister can"
 When boy does something funny, and you laugh at it, he will invariably keep doing it twenty or thirty times more, till you have to knock him down with something. f.t.'
 A man who thought he would present his wife with material for new dress was some- what surprised to see the dealer slip the cloth in an envelope and say he would have the but tons sent right up in dray. ~ a s'C-o-l-o-r-s," said Sunday-school boy, slowly spellingit out-''coat of many collars why did it have to have SO many collars, teach CT? So they could lift him out of the well ea- sy?"
 A little girl said to her mamma, Mamma, have you heard of the man who got shot?" No, child; how did he get shot ?"asked man. ma. Oh" said the young precocious, ''he bought 'eln."
 The wise man was right, alter all, about all things having their uses. Even the young man with eyeglasses and hair parted in the middle don't make bad model for segar store sign.
 The publisher of a aoeekly paper in Illinois prints in each issue chapter of the Bible, and upon being ridiculed for 1t by his cotempora- ries, remarks edtorially: ''We publish nothing but What is neaos to our readers
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31
DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

,4iGASTEONis is q s9fes speedy, rad posi- fiVe cure for thdt most depressiSaO OF att- sseasts, aud a bFtef eoltrse Of treutnsaHe scGiI restore the digestiUe organs Co tlsetr foris- tine strength, mad f11'omofe tbe healthy
 Reti09l of the, ,StO1adch 0Hd iHtestineS. The saerOottS irrttdbiIitN Of literary aud aIl
 psrsorssi PssrsWiHg c sedemtGry ufe, ts speciality Temored by this agent. Tho StOMsSch is Fe~fOted Co hesrIeh tsad tJsS keD-.
 asOte of tue system sciu once 8ssOs TespOsaGf
 FJs fte peTf0TNa0saee Q f EesbOS.. f a..
 4,a Price, Ore ,DOituF, iss LarOe bOttiss or
 Sir bottles, $5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31
!" BRONCHITIS, AND LUNG ,,,7.~nAFFECTIONS.
 ] ar bas5slkfRACWEON. p.f ....

a!d' 4 siight so -eaFlet cotd aefrI offti,nas JeGB t0. e seriOsts lcsHgh, sgisieIs, siHearCd for or bGdIy tre0ted, mast h"rr bH. oHS 9'eSNIt-it HsMSt cyehtsdfP iIS G seffgesl cGss Of BRONCHITIS, or acitQt iS pr"FSr, fEs fPndIy REDISTRIBUTION lC Tn GII smBeriH.: TX CIfT0N oasss G so.s,.. oa rsi;obI". "s. speTnlassesES TeIief. It G,asiAiesiy rgPee O.
 3.Gti6h, a5,s elIdGIes the PafE Ht to eLpt. Eh Ht BcTwitf optic depcsft, tcjsfrA, iJ NsJt
 acithoIEt jndicioWS f1ehtBtrHf, asIHSt =
 sDsss1tc0g0eStS 7lpisOA to fhe res jcag0r sW6-
 stGRce Of kte EtsilaJ, GcSaa aerGkiRg rIi,d dr.
 Gsd fssttt tnIatesI 0IEdg i't fuRrrrrrfB atsI H,.- fippsekH dedfh. TR14ClII IcON hds l,o egHaf, ssbssOk ltesSsp IsttperiOr,nHA fts e1ss Srsd psof onEH T.e1lEOrc ths deposit, 6hesebg 0I5oreffsa GreGt s'eTief, tWt hedIs thss ss.csIf0r1ne nnd leaees the fIuti4Iat tIt possesSiOss 0J ActiftLU Iuhl tissue.
 'Hib Hrfcej 1ITJFy0 CentS per BottIe, or siS kOkkLeS. 2,5O.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31
PROPRIETARY M MEDIcINEs
" DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A., Late Physician to st Georas's and st ssrthOIO- news Hosptals London, Curator to
 St EiiEsbeth's etc.

Affer yea1:s of the most sabOrioHs re- se17cIt ts9sd inrcStiHdti0n,, aud 0Jfss. fhe practical application in tre1tO,ent tO fhOM- sT1lds Of qOEtIeRfS, Geo. ChHsdieS', 4. M., NI. D., hOC presents to the -4HlePfcdH pub Tic tEe foIIOrtng remedies, his sole dis cOUery Gnd pFoperty, the e1icacy or irLicis iS OtTeSted iH the COIHnlinOHS qHGRf;fy O| testimonials, fhe unsolicited OtfeT.i8lgs or SMferiHg aud discouraged patients, srhO hGVe SsOt only 1'eceiOed reiief and besaeJit from their cOntiHHed tlSe, 6St haze becn radically cured Of aiInsejtts aud chromte com iF.tS, lcftich haUe beem adjHd0ed bH the 1IEOSt eHttItcbtt 1OItyStct 1s HOfScIesS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31
hemOIrhOidS.
 PILLOW.

,,. ,Mqag Seuses tend 10 produce tAts 1'at's- retarded in its retNrR; the f0O fregUent 9Gee Of drastic pUrgGfives tends to produce cD1t0esti0ss of stlte 60aCels, torpid 0etiaa og |, the HveT, a,ta n;,iaserons other causes are sa0ftipg efecfWGE has been press med e the pssbIic,. scJstcA seOuld ropSdIv alEeriats :gsnpso1ss G,.d .,Iets.Gtsty 3rove a's egtes- aUJsscIs ss0t OpsJf nets @lNsOst tssssamtfv, bat y.sgtH feHsope the LGrgest fRaaofs oT Hie PdFfs havs xecefved nof oniy Sossetif, 6s9 kase SsSFios. to ssssiss0 aJsis sTsGtSaesstC by ssai-
 s, sosfa ssss a s , S % sroi @ ts sv sg % -lOpe'fgtiOn, asld sePR OrtSsg it es' fIsrDt roPs
 he body Igu oroeeds.1'e srhieh s.eceesitat; ed the e1Iffe.q This Sezssedg Iins been h1sfcss ,.cttb .deli0It, anld ts ',oie prescribed 6E ,lS5sdssy stssg phystciasss, trIa0 are eog- n..ss ss s sy.ffrT'tfs; yfrt; ss 'hs 0"'S E"0'''' ysd Rgtess Eiftv, Gents Rr'' 1'aekG0c, Or siR gOdF sYfSl;;"Y1, asia-~- t4 asr rHE aa sss s1aaisa iAKF1EEs o9 .Ss fs1 ;E Sstes kgnd ielsstoass sadIadies dsaso issife. cad gre, the res'sls or pGtiesi. s-archta0, ssecas s astH ffsi '''''.g De"F'' '' -as Hfshs. spec;li dtrsetaons ors. oos,i,ISS.I ssssss % M ssiSs 11. o. gs%s sosSos ssgss ssS asssistiS, usss ,, = Srs fteIsts so desire, DE. CH4NDLER SeIII bsfsaIT TbyisaseSe iJ 1,segss6rs'., : -, < .oos @ @, ss.sdsts h"" .s,s s"g Css
 EBFg Es5ss f ts ss ..Ss Q. ..is as .s:!. pastioH'0gS drNggi:tie, seHd oragrs e ados ,sa0Fas CHANDLER,
 s os y,ulrl asl47s BvOaduaay, Ke@-;,,.k City.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31
Our Ministers Wife.
 LOUISVILLE, KY., Feb. 16, 1877.

MIR. Fl. R. STEVENS.
 Dear Sir,-Three years ago was fering terribly with Infamnatory Rheunatisns.S Our ministers wife tle was entirely relieves This gsars feeling return of the disease, again commenced taking it, and am being benefited. It greatly improves my digestion.
 Respectfully,
 MRS. A. BALLARD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31

are bero' noever oave in at ali and as ble sel
 | if wac and 1ot che who was oonG the N ,ss,r;pd she knew very well that sooner Tomp ahe wonld have to heat a retreat and ical Fl u;so uomon che saved her dionitv nv found l ,vviuy herself to he drawn any further gather ltruggle which could only end in defeat. lorine 4uery much relieved at the unexpected Wri.n .
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31
dSHEPAUG RAILROAD. !.

COmmencing Dec. Sd, 1871,
 UPWARD. -e
 To- 0J A. M. Mixed Train from Dafbury connecting ---- at Bethel with train IeavInh soutA Nor 7aK io yak st so a. m, on aEr,T"l of sos a3 m 1K flew tfe With t tram lea ing Brdgeport at ft i6 rtil4 aaj ia. m., on arrRll ff 9!33 a. h. Express
 train from New Haven. Arrives at Litch sArURDars, sbeeisf tain Eii leave Bethel bIs a0ijop am, onsarrivai of 624 D. m train from
 South iNorwalk si eonn ecti,ig with FHrainl a v leaving, New York at 4.40 P. ID. Will, also n97al wbury at 615 5! I'm. and at Hawley wife With .nH oHOusatonieJ train aleeYings Bridgetort. atI % n copneeting fHasau New Haven ct -~-7---r5 2S P m. Also with train leaving Pitts,
 field at 20p T. rn' ArriSesga at Litchtield at,
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31

Miss Susan B: Anthony has sent ssOe to , assist in defraying the expensesof the woman suffrage organization that recently met in Washington and it is said that she cohtflmtes every year as much money tosaid the cause as all therestofits advocateA s1 X AAlIWN
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31

The grandson of an English Baronet drives public hack in Buffalo, and can charge as exorbitantly as if the pursuit had been fol- lowedaiy thefamily for untold generatipnBsI q
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31

Mrs. Fremont writes from the French trials, for Gen. Fremont's comphcity in putting swim ding American railrord bonds on the market have resulted in giving him a complete release from all obligations
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31

A young Minnesota lawyer exclaimed; q am not here, gentleman of the jury, to defend MT. Mims. In the language of the immortal Webster, he needs DO defense" t-..---..I
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31

James Gordon Bennett has sold his pleasure yacht Danntless to New Yorker for $1O GOO, and bought the Arctic steam yacht Pandora for $20, 900, Is he going to send Stanley to find the North pole
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31
Safe and Sure.

lOIl West Jefferson Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31
PATENT MEDICINES.

sTsrrant's Seltzer Aperient. .. ....... % 7s schencks Sea Weed Tonic ,... .-- -s.,1 90 l t
 sss. PnimDnic Syrup. !. ...-... ..-s | 50 l It
 q. Mandrake Pills .... ............ 9 4s + Perryas Moth and Freckle L. fion :. e8 H0l1nanh Fever ana Ague Pad .: % 5t Weays-'s Salt Rheum Syrup. .... l p ] OC Peruvian Syr,Ip co ' 72 Brown 's Extract Jamaica Ginger. .-. E.. 50 N B All other Patent leilcines ill the sNne ratio.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31

The mayor, of Des Moines, Ia., has resign ed He handed in his resignation conditional on his next drunkenness It has come and he has gone.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31

A little girl said to her mamma, Mamma, have you heard of the man who got shot?" No, child; how did he get shot ?"asked man. ma. Oh" said the young precocious, ''he houpht 'p,n !" ~ -
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-31

On legitimate STOCK operations in WALL Street. lI4Iliurthiy Profit on S5Sl 25, reprentg 800 shares $6 8O9 Monthly Prot $22.5O, reprent 200 shares $SOOO Monthly Profit $lO6 25, reprentg lCOshares $l, ,2H Monthly Profit lS, reprentk 50 shares
 $2l2 Monthly Profit on $lS.63, repre.ntg 10 shares Financial Book giving full information. sent free.
 .A.d9atesy yTS.sIun, Y, !9sKTER oo.,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-08-17
Jealousy.

1t is wonderful how soon jealousy
works its way into the minds OF chill
dren. All men and women are more or
less jealous; some are jealous OF their
neighbors, if they happen to live in a
better house than themselves; some are
jealous if their neighbors' children look
better than their own. With parents
continually showing them jealousy, it is
no wonder that the same vicious traits
appear developed in children; but it is
nevertheless very strange that they
should show it as early as some of them
do. They desire to dress finer, and
have every little knick-knack better than
others, is a poor foundation to build up
on, yet it lies at the basis of manga life,
and always leads to enormous expenses,
and sometimes to wretched conse-
quences. Young ladies and gentlemen
about to be engaged should think a
great deal upon this matter, for not a
little of the happiness they are TO have
in the coming home they are looking
forward 10 depends upon it. 1t is plain
to see, when a person looks into the
subject, that jealousy leads to extrava-
gance, and that it is one of the first
things which mothers should guard
their children against. -