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The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENTS.

Tuesday morning the public schools of
this city closed for the holidays and in
several of the schools, entertainments
were given which proved to be enter
tanning and instructive. At No. 8 school
the scholars in Miss Ogles room sang
some very appropriate pieces. AT No. Is
school the scholars were very happy and
the recltations showed that all thorough
ly understood their parts. Mrs. Slocomb
the principal of the school, received
note few days ago from Superi ntend-
ent Harlan stating that in the tenth and
eleventh grades her school had made the
highest per cert.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
Police News.

Judging from the number of cases dis
posed of at the police office, Christmas
was very quiet. The following cases were
handled by Mayor Almond, since
Tuesday morning.:
Jamas Miller, for being drunk and dis
orderly were each required to pay 81 and
Patrick McCloskey, for vagrancy, com
mitt.d to New Castle.
Nine drunks, with the usual penalty OF
30 cents and costs, completed the record.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
A christmas Quarrel.

Yesterday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, two
young men engaged in quarrel at Third
and King streets. One of the party, not
being hit at several times, Though the
knocks were not dangerousl, ran into
Downs cigar store, which ended the
skirmish, the other young man being
taken away by his friends.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
DISASTROUS FIRE.
LARGE QUANTITIES OF FLOUR GRAIN
AND PROPERTY DESTROYED.

LARGE QUANTITIES OF FLOUR GRAIN
AND PROPERTY DESTROYED.
BUFFALO, N. Y, December 25.-At
four o'clock this morning fire broke
out in the Globe FIGURING mills. in Black
Rock, Thornton q Chester, proprietors,
and with the contents-500 barrels OF
flour and 10000 bushels of grain-they
were destroyed. The Niagara mills, ad-
Joining, owned by Lee X. Howell, to-
gether with the contents-7 900 bushels
of wheat and 700 barrels of fiour-were
also totally destroyed. Two frame build
ings adjoining the Niagara mills were
burned. Thornton 81 Chrster's los will
reach $40, 900; insured for $4,000. Lee R.
Howell's loss is $4,000; Insurance un-
600. The loss of the frame dwellings Is
about 1000; insured. The wind at the
time of ihe fire was blowing gale, and
but for the roofs of the houses being
covered with snow, the entire village of
Black Rock would probably have been
destroyed.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
A Christmas Tree.

Tomorrow evening the scholars of the
First Presbyterian church Sunday School
win be treated to an evenings enjoy
mont in the shape of a Christmas tree.
The tree, which is very handsome one,
will be trimmed with articles for the lit
tie ones, which, after short musical pre-
lude, will he presented to them. The
friends of the school are invited to at
tend
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
CONCERTAT NEW CASTLE

Prof. Aarinksen, of this city gave a
concert in the Court House, at New Cas-
tie, on Tuesday evening. The atte ndance
was small, but the programme, was a
very fine one, and was tborougbIv en-.
Joyed by those present, as was fully at
tested by the liberal applause bestowed
upona the artists. The violin solos. bv
Prof fAarinksen,w were very fine, and gave
abundant evidence chat he ranks among
the first musicians of the country.
Two children of Mr.. Geo. Wilhelm
sang duet, in such an acceptable man
ner, that they were lsudly applauded. 1t
is to be regretted that the attendance
was not large.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
Thanks Returned.

The employees of Wilmington City
Railway Company return their sincere
thanks for the kindness rendered them
by the ladies, who so interested them
selves in giving them fine dinner at
the depot on Christmas day, and in re-
turn wish them many pleasures in the
coming year.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
AN EXCELLENT TREAT

! ~ drivers of the city cars and the EN-
9eeS of the City Passenger Railway
,Npany, were treated to an excellent
~ri !. yes erday, by the wives of the di-
~N he table was spread in the
e.a I story of the depot, aud consisted
.aaheys, chickens, ,ducks and all the
"dcles that the markets afforded.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
DIED.


PETITDEM ANGE-On the oath inst, n
Brandyw inc hundred, Francis Petitde-
mango, In the s3rd year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are invited 10 attend his funeral from his
late residence without further notice, on
Friday, the 9th inst To leave the house
at IL O'Clock, a. m. Interment at Will
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
dec24-2t*
STAVELY-On The 22d of Dec, at 8 80. a.
M, after short illness, A ma Stavely.
Funeral from the residence of her broth
er-in.law, Henry NJ. White, on the New
Castle road, on Thursday. Dec. 26th, at
p. m.
Kent County, Md, papers please copy.
WILKINSON the 23d inst, IN Brook yn i,
N. Y, OF consumption, Hillary II. Will
kins, formerly OF this city, in his Esd
year.
Funeral takes place on Thursday after
neen. at O'Clock, from 1911 Jefferson ST.,
this city. Interment at Wilmington and
Bra odywine cemetery. dec24-2t*
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
ANNIVERSARY.

On Sunday afternoon next, the 14lst
anniversary of the First Presbyterian
Church Sunday school will take place in
the Sunday school room of the church. A
very interesting programme has been
decided upon, which is not only instruc..
tive, but entertaining. The friends of
the school are invited to attend.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
The Chri tmas festival of Trinity after

The Chri, tmas festival of Trinity after
noon Sunday school, will be held This
evening at 730, in the Old Church. The
children willsing their Christmas carols,
which are among the most beautiful we
have ever heard, and will afterward re,
ceiye their gifts. The public are invited
to he present and will be cordially well
comed. There is no charge for admis-
sion. SO all who wish can come with us
and enjoy good time.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26

Bc,IoS sends the story of terrible
ChH,mi i Eve tragedy--the murder of a
you! wife ny her aged husband, who
@uretd d his bloody work by suicide.
jealousy was, of course, the motive of
tLecuma
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
Christmas Presents.

At the Scott NJ. e. Chu' ch lat even
ing, the scholars of the Sunday Schools
each received Chri tmas present ON
a large Christmas tree. kriss hringIe
was as 6resent in person, and delivered The
nresents to the little ones. The evening
was spent very pleasantly by all pres
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
TRINITY CHURCH ITEMS.

A good Time in The Old Swedes Church
this evening at u o'clock.
The Christmas Tide festival for the
children of the Old church will be b held Ill
the church tonight at "a o'clock.
We congratulate the children of the
old church and wish them merry time
at their Christmas tree festival. Nav
their glad hearts and tuneful lips give il
CHEEKY welcome while in each bright eve
reappaa the pretty picture of the big tree
resplendent in height aud beauty. f.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
Ale W shots Exchanged.

MACON, Ca, 1878.
ss,N ' Nottingham ard S. ii. Jemison
s5', 'cu former difficulty to-day, AID
jged several shots on the street.
e,O OS'sham was severely wounded in
'emison in the hand and shoulder.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
Wilmington Markets.
Indications for To-Day.

n, NdicdtionS for he M'ddie States
t.dOy or, tdlling barometer, wdTtner Sout'-
rs 10 rortwest, increasing cIoudiness,
P9dy yfpliowed by snow ot northern sta
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26

TaE Intelligence that there is no pros
lec of ah Indian war in Washington
Territory makes the New Years outlook
fJrhy Indian contractor pretty blue.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
Dc,.war, vessel Injured.

Among a number Of vessels inj ared oy
the fierce storm in the Isthmus OF fana- .a
ma, on Tuesday, was the Haroeson H'ck-
man, of Lewes, Del.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26

Sound Advice-We conscientious.y re-
commend our readers to try Keilers
Roman Liniment in all cases of rheuma-
tism. For sale by all druggis is.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
FIRST EDITION.
finAuc1nl nnu Com mhmercinf.

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec 20. 1873
Llesl Sgock 3uo.a.ioIs iuInIsn1u py
snli 4 Co, Siay.os use nu'ioihg
glmln4soh, Del, .. az m. o-uay'
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Joseph Cook Coming

TINE WORLD-RENOWNF JOSEPH
Il COOK, who is now delivering his
second hundred lectures in the city of Bos-
pie, will deliver two OF his most popular
lectures, entitled
"CertdintieS in Religion,"
and "Ultimdte Americd,"
in the Opera House. in this ciy on FRI
DAY EVENINGS, January
Sd and 10th next.
Course tickets, 10 Cts; single tickets, so
cts. Reserved seats i ana after Wednes-
day, Jan. |, at Messrs. G. f. Thomas &
Cos, without extra charge.
dec26 22ianl & & 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
Town and Country.

We would like TO see more ~ our people
engaged 10 agriculture, and iewcr 10 commerce
more moving into the country, aud fewer int
the town more following the iuuow, aud
fewer hopping the counter, more making their
support in the fields, aud fewer ioadng % tLe
streets, more builling houses iu tic couLtry,
aud fewer renting them 10 town. When we
say lLis We express the sentiments Of nine
teniLs Of tie people in both town snd country
We need reform il this respect. Tic greatest
drawback Of our country since the war, ha,
been TOO many Of our people are striving q
make a living without work Lst us learn {,
labor sud earn our daily b- al 10y the sweat u
yur brow
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
Southern society Gi.Is.

This 20. e ra.dy docs uat socm 70 cmb7r-
ras. Southern women il The least. They are.
from their tcudcfost years, educated 90 4cial
calistA n'cs up 70 this pOut of endurance -
Southern children are ollencr 10 TIE pal1T
than .lmalca of tlc uw-uy, and pa-s tie
hours Which should bc calia-rockd, am0ng
Tie cycu;as guests. talking. eating aud lttin-
with amusing crac. aud maturity. Their
comrlcxious suffer, aa does their hcaitb 30
after years, aul tLcrush 70 '9c'sme'ies, 20 cover
I'd Deficiencies ir c.9rirg, as uccc arg 90
ticir use of quiniue or ha.ih-susailing med
icincs. But iLcy lave tie easy. elegant,
unconsci9asiy-graccful manners u weii-brcd
women of tbo world, whom 20 cyi-cucy fur-
priscs. and who ,0ok upon ,lc world as hung
with roses fr their especial p'gckiug You
never see O Southern eociaty-Girl act awkward
~. or look misaral'y out u place. as did
p0Jr Joe Gargcry, when dressed in iis aunda)
clothes They at naturally, because they ar'
as much iu tLc.r element as orc swans on th'
Jre-sf of the river
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
- -
'igIt.

Light Is tho most Immediate outward agent
and minister If Gods loyc, Tic most powerful
and rapid diGuscr Of his blessings through the
whole universe of lis creation. IL blcsSes tho
Garth, and makes her bring forth herbs and
plants. Il tblcsscs the herbs aud plants, aud
makes them bring forth their g:aiu and their
fruit. Il Jlcsscs every living creature, and
enables al to support and euj y their existence
Above an, it hlcsscs man in BIS goiuss out nnd
lis comiugs in in bis body aui In his soul
in bis senses aud IN lis imagination, and IN
his affections ia III. Social intercourse with
his brother. and in his slitary communion
with lis maker. Merely b!ot ont light ironi
the earth, and ly Will pass away from It, and
lca'lh viii pass away from II, AMI
lie will PASS aaay fr.m il, aud twill s'nk
back iutoa confused, turmo.iias chaos. 90 Arc'-
a. lA 'iuu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
sleighing with a Girl.

OF all the jys vouclsafed TO man in liie's
tcmpcsluous whirl, there's uausht approaches
heaven so near as slcishing with girl-a
rosy. laughing buxom girl, frank, good.na-
,urel. honest girl, feeling, frting, dashins.
doting, smiling. smackmg, july, i'king. iluuty
iyial. poser poking, dear little du,k Of a girl.
Pile up your wealth mountain high. you
snccrinc. scoding churl IN laugh as ! 90
by with my Dusling bells and sirl-tho
brightest, dearest, sweetest girl. tic trimmcst,
gaycst. ncatcst girl, tie funniest, fushics',
lraukest, iaircst, rouudcst, ripest, rogueishest,
rarcst, spuuhicst, spicies;, sluirmiest
squarest, best Of girls, with dropping lashes-
half couccllng, ,ayo provoking, amorous
asbes-ust tie girl for chap Ike me to
court. and love aud marry. you sec, with rosy
checks, and clustering curls, the sweetest aud
the best Of girls.-L1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
DEFERRED ARTICLES.

Pal estate IN The District Of Columbia i'm
mediately fal, Tie good effect ofConsrcssional
legislation giving it permanent form Of go
government. The General Government us
sumcs ouc-La;f If the expenses Of the Dis
;rict. This was a proper thing to do. Some
Senators advocated the payment Of GO instead
Of - per cent. That would have been pro-
per. for more than onc-half the cost Of 60
veruing the District il tuccaLIe arcc'ly TO
the General Government aud its belongings
10 the years ls1l TO 1915 Government officers
put tho District In debt 10 tho extent Of over
800 600 600 for tho benefit OF the nited
States, and Il was the interest ou this sum and
tue expense Of keeping the streets and ave-
s-Govcrumcut streets aud nycnues-in
ropar, anu the uncertainty Of Congressional
action, which destroyed the vAluo Of real pro-
porty. crippled all kinds Of trade, and made
this ooco prospesous city as bankrupt as Jay
| Cooke & Co. With the legislation OF Congress
como, great improvement. People wishing
to luvost money OF reside 10 the hsndsomcst
and healttIost city 10 the world can nov do so
without ,ho fear Of belna taxed into tie Poor
/ House
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
rho harlem Ladies Mania.

3.
mania among me i'''1'H ''O"'S n' W.
Gently OT'"cn o'', "''o" Is Ue'onp : .''''l'.ut
10 th''t NUSUA"''' S'n'' Il - my - ,'.' -
III c'can s"''I ~ 'HC' W"Ie'oV.' ''u "
supc'aoun''l''t o' I.','s .e'''i' !" 80
l'u''no'a d" '.' 1li.
IL seems '""t one 81 '""' '.-'"'No .'','-'.''
m'muera % s'''''!' VIM ''"S . mum
pcusit9 l'r ut1i'uS !" s'C"'"- ii"'" V'''"'.S'
laJies # Harlem. with whom he has iccn
,...,.;.,,,,, .,y,,,,.i,, Ii,;ucss l,i.'y Vli.
80 -, - in.t
Su'e"u "''' ''N1N' - '''',' ''N"" '' ''''
got hold 81 patent rocNlnS-chairi The frames
Of which, VIC understand, arc made in Nor-
rce,er Mas Ila had them painted over
M a. ;,.,t,,;., s ,,.,,,,.t ,r Rosewood and
" 80, .-. -,... "a 49,
uph",s'e'e4 """ '"'i .'"'s ""S 10. No.
thereby making quite hrdt anl usclul piece
If furniture. Vac- clairs he values al 81
- so,,l, orI claim. flat tLcv orc rrc,i
=" u" - ~ -.
bargains at ''' pI'''' VIC" '"'9 h"9 u,
may Mt lc but at any rate the aforesaid
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06

AL,EvyG SYrrI0vs.--A cough or cold, IL roi
promptly attended 90 may result in q iucursb le
lurg disease. For ell diseases OF tie throat,
breast aud lungs, bronchial or asthmaiic aztec
tious, Dr.. Swaync's Compound Syrup OF I'D
Cherry is pleasant and certain cure. IL pro
rnotts rypectoration ond removes all diseased mat
Ger which obstructs the lungs. tao liberation is
healed and the sufferer IS restored 90 perfect
health. Trial size bottles 2j cents regular size
Sl.O0 ! the bowels are costiye, or liver disor,
darcd. take a few doses of Or. SWaync. az and
Sarsaparilia Pills which viii cracuatc thc bowels.
and is OF vital importance relieve the contested
b,x. These valuable remedies are sold 40 the
leading drug stores, or can DO had by Writing =
pr Swayne Son, Philadelphia. For saic ~
druggist. generally. In Chat.csto"n hy Batter
a. Ai-r1ltl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
Martinsburg Matters.

Commodore Doarmau Las commenced tho
erection CT a brick house on East King street
Oats five feet three inches high grown by
Mr.. i. ". Thaichcr-straws thick as reed
pipesicns.
Beverly naudo!ph. son Of James I. Ran
dolph Of this place, Engineer Of the y. d. o.
i. r., has returned home from Central Ameri-
ca. where lie has been engaged for some Tune
aa a civil engineer. he is in fine health
Adarn ;. Bales formerly Of this place, was
killed BY shots from pistol in the hands Of
man named David g. Gordon, in Columbia,
Missouri, on June ST. Both were under the
influence Of liquor.
A co!ored boy named johnson. who was
picking ny bits of coal in the depot yard Of the
B & o L. r ou Tuesday morning last, was
run over by an engine wlic! was backing up
the track and had ouo of his legs 50 badly
crushed that il had to be anipataled. lie
died on "Wednesday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
Quthrie's Capital Gossip.
W.snlnarox. Tuesdar. Juno 2s.

WssHINdr0S, IuesdaYi June 20
Deeply sensible Of thc shameful manner in
which have neglected TuE SmCISA FREE Pass,
and of Gle many times when prouiscs ol an epi--
talIry character have been disregarded. ! can
Int silently end .aYtr to renew the acquaintance
4 nm O!p FA4fIY JorHSaL-to creep back into
30, favor, as It were rciy repeniint aud, II pos
sihie, III Observed.
Copgrcs- has lee, US, and the old city exhibits
this fact IN every sectian-save one: Seventh
street the nromcnade where our mothers, wives,
sisters. daughters sweethcarts and all the gcr"-
Of feminine existence most do congrcgate.
Seventh street still shows a daily scene Of hvcli-
mess and business activity. New buildings are
in process OF erection along It's lengthy pi.h.
while others, as hear, are already contemplated
being built quite soon. Although there be some
who regard the favorable notice about town
prosperity from is own newspapers rs being
somcthiI, In the bGtUTe GI good, square pun,
yctthc mention by our Ercatng Sfrr and morning
journals ancht the heniihfu effect given our trade
uy the plss1rc Of the new District Government
bin car bc 'aken as correct in every particular.
Fsp.rial'y for Ills letter have taken the pains
tecrin0 rrsclf s,ili the friend and sometime
u.,.- lItlcrtr cf Tie ErfE pUfss-to enquire
among several representative houses OF Nashing-
ton trade to the real impetus which or eehnitc-
Us uroc'Girftd relations O. thc general government
had so far given % business. Not % note each
separate reglv il l. enough 20 group the a.crr-
t4iupl -it'vs ol these merchants IL one bUtuF
quoted opinion They say that the binnchcs ci
trade which .hey control have already most eer-
tsiuly been given start IN On unwafu direction,
8'tho' Of eours, n dimly dsccrnod impetus eX-
e,uting o. those who can, from experience, in
s,autlr appreciate the least variation in market
-aiues. Nor could IL "a -ory long, they say, be
fore outsiders as well shall be able Co perceive q
most grateful reaction "a tAe condition % District
So Jar, s., good l-t r' hope that the pre- diction
u al rrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
Vol 67---YOL. l3, NEW SERLES.I CHA


NOAH WALK E1IS ~ CO,
Celebrated Cicthiors Of Baltimore, Md,
Announce the introduction e plan OF ordering
Clothing and Underwear
BY LETTER,
To which ticv call your special attention. Thcr
viii send ou application their Improved and accu-
rate
RULES FOR SELF F-NEiSUREHENT
aud a fuJj line of samples from their Immense
stock of CLOTHS, CASSlMEBEN, COAIlNHS,
SUlETINGS. Ac.. thus enabling parties iu any
mar, - the country t1 ord. their Clothing aud
Shuts direct from thCm, vi.h ,he certainty oi re-
ceifiu, garments ot
I.he lly Lqiesi S3le
Ind Nosi Perfect M AtdHG}ls
Grols ordered Win BE- sent by Express 60 any
-ar- thc cDrrtry.
As s. MN known throughout. the So9t,ern
States ta.y have for Forty-Thrcr ea'5
EXCELLED
in ali departments OF their business, which is
sub.artial guarantee IS 90 the character ~ th-
Good. thuy will send ou-
a large aut veli-ls-Urtcl stock 10
EEABE-3EADE CLOTHING
always On hand, together with ivu line of
EuruiShing Goods.
lircia!iur sll .asi.t,-,N Design, and at
VOPrLAKrWCES
When Goods are sent per Express c. o. d.
.hgr, will bc no collection charge vn amounts oi
$50 aud over.
Ru'cs flr SelEMclsurcmcut Samples 81 Goods
: ana TFic, List sent free 90 application.
The s,tcutiou q the Irnd,e Is invited O. c-r
/ Wh1iesaia Department, Wlich is Glvsys kept W
I 90 the highest standard.
NOAH WALKER * co.
Narufictqrcr- snd Dealers in Men, lud Boys
Cuthjn- and Furnishing Goods, either ready
tnate.ur made 90 order.
I Iciand lc7 baltimore street, BALTIMORE,
Nav Is. I,It-ytE ND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06

There orc people who DO DOT lko the olor
u I.imlufgor clccc but thcro arc ai-o people
who cant appreciate Tie favor u wcll.deyo-
opcI pole-c4t. One evening recently q gentle
man living up town, ari belonging 10 q
prosperous church 10 the Ciiy of Cburchos
bad made his Preparations, after TIC tea things
IaI been disposed d, 20 attend tic regular
N0!ucdly evening prayer meeting with bis
wife. Previous % starting, however, BE- step
pei around the corner IN tie udghbOfhood ~
have a chat with tho family grocer. While
thcTc . ucIghOor and acquaintance discovered
that Dc was about 10 engage iu "Wednesday
evening Devotion Accordingly that ucigbbor
PIT Up yi.iaiaous Yb. Procuring huge
slice Of tho most fragrant IdmLcrgcr cheese o.
be had, be watched IFS opportunity. a1d just
as the gentleman stepped out of the door to 80
home ior bis wife, slipped tin BIZ pookct-
The parties repaired r. the church. aud were
soon seated side by sile IN q comfortable pcw
near tie stove. soon ihgchcC,e began O. grow
lyui Tie sisters turned their Leads about.
aud booked as n o krolt barrel bad czploIed.
Tic deacons elevated their noses, and thought
& the tLinl plague e Egypt The preacher
smclicd great smcli, aud tic wIic oi the uD-
conscious fdOr caskct lulerd tie spouse and
inquired If hc didn't Fmoll something. "Ma-
riar, its awful, % DE responded " it must ic in
the coal" Tie more the assembly spccu'aicd
the louder ibc odor became, and finally an
hands united ia hurDins tLc proceedings % %
cl,sc arrived 81 home, and While preparing
( t. retire, tbc gentleman discovered ihe cause VI
tie unpleasautness. and removed il cu q
couple u chips L5ootiJ1i SH.
"lfyou would keep your children 10 health.
1 give them plenty Of hesh air" Tbs Is all
well enough bat now-a-l1ys children put on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
LEGEND IN ALSACE.

Kuow'st thou. Gretchen, how IL happen
Shat the dear ones dict
God walks daily in His garden,
While die sun shines highs
In that garden there are rcse-.
Beautilal and bright.
And he gazes round, delighted
With the lovely sight;
II lie marks one gaily blooming,
Than the rest more fair,
Ilc viii pause and gaze upon it,
Full OF tender care;
And the bcau,eoUs rose lle gathers,
IT, lis bosom lies |
But on earth are tears and sorrow,
For dear one dies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06

An exchange Gays Judge David Davis is
going to Eurcpc, sud Of course will 60 in two
vessels. as the Great Eistern i- not running
ncW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
POETICAL
NATURE.

As fond mother. when thc dsy iso'er.
Leads by the hand rlitte child 20 bed,
Half willing, bali reluctant T. be ted,
Aud leaves HE broken plsythings on the toor,
Sill geziuc q. them through the open door,
Nor wholly reassured and comforiad
By promises Of Others in their stead.
Which, though more splendid, may not please
him more,
So nature deals With rs, ord takes away
Our playihings enc by one. and by tie aaud
Leads Us 70 rest so gently th0t we 70,
Scarce know iug if we wish to 60 or stay,
Being 700 fu.l Of sleep 90 understand
How mr the unknown transceuds the what
we know.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
SAMF0RD'S
RADICAL CURE
For GATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
G nnn EEEr AROYF The SEA.

THO following testimonial are from McssTs. J. @;
pdsl.oi.rU 4 Co. Denver, Col. largo and Influential
d.t.ri.ts They report urpIccedcnlcdly large saie5
M. universal faislacticn. 40 other disease l. 20
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