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Work to be Commenced on Monday.

Mr.. John Travillion has gone mp to
get ready TO commence work in the
Golden Gate mine. He will commences
putting it in shape next Monday.
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PROSPECT NO BRIGHTER.

LONDON, April 20tll.-The Times
Vienna correspondent says: The week
closes with the prospect of the Eas-
tern difficulty NJ brighter
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Busy.

The blacksmith shops arc doing
more work this year tllan for the same
length ef Time for $ venor eight years
past.
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Reli .ious Services.

narlsr services will be held in the M.
:, M @SSurch next Sunday at IL A. NJ. and 7
D. on Sunday school at 2 p. NJ.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26

: Forest King Company have
e. Up . large quantity Of iron to
II Inc tracks in their mine.
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RAvAGEs OF TYPHUs.

A special from Sistova says: Ty-
plus is raging here and at Nikopolis.
The hospitals ale crowded, and peo-
pie are dying in the streets.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26

NJ Coal Oil at retail at Coffin &
Kennaly's
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HE PACIFIC COAST DELEGATION IN CONGRESS
AND THe CHINESE QUESTION.

AM Ah~ IHlAEsE QuESTlUN.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-0wing to
previous engagements, most of the
Pacific coast delegation in Congress
were unable 10 meet their colleagues
to-day To determine which of the pend
irg measures on the Chinese question
shall be passed unitedly, and the con-
ference has therefore been postponed
until next Monday morning. Sargent,
Davis, Page and Wren talked the mat
ter over to-day. and agreed that it
will bc advisable to urge the House
committee 10 report, in addition TO lis
joint resolution for limiting Mongolian
Immigration by means of negotiations,
the bill originally introduced 10y Sar-
gent. which proposes to allow only
ten Chinese to be landed from any one
vessel. They came to the conclusion,
also, that they could allow the free en-
Try of one Mongolian to every one
hundred tons OF freightagc capacity,
and permit others To land on the pay
ment of capitation tax of 800 each.
AFFAIRS ~ MExIco-INsURgECTI AGAINST
THE DiAz GOVERNMENT.
SAS ANTONIO "exas), April 10
Reliable information has just reached
here tlom the interior of the Mexican
border States that the instruction
against the Diaz Government is stead
lily but surely ripening. Ii is under
stood there that Lerdo's party are
arming Mexican Indians to renew
raiding in order to bring matters on
the Rio Grande to their former unsta-
bic state as regards the United States
The commanding officer of the sub d s.
trict of Pecos tclegraphs the depart
ment headquarters that Mexican Indi-
ans are rai1ipg in concert with Indi-
ans from the Fort Stanton reservation,
who are now on an extensive raid in
Texas.
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
Prince Hambleton.

| SH ms thoroughbred Ilamblctol,io, St,i,i,,
I'M "Ill make the season in Kent riI,it,.
CI%N WAIr'aS follows Every othcrvcrk nj mr.
- - ana every ether week at home ON tbr "a NV
DIV V;r,0 = " iII> icitr Magnolia. beginning Mon
H.? n?y ,iHlCn lNth at home. Monday March .,ith -,
'O'' "'I'' $" on the remainder of the season " "
IN lnSnrncc S25 Spring Chance SI5 SinoIo
'-' 1iI'! cents cash to the Groom in
each case
ns!e service. cash: services l,v tIc s,,so,, r., i
@ M az, I tle SIl thereof; Insurance. when thr ,n,r, -
TliIlca To- he with iuHl. Persons parfin, i,ith -
cIIIe slIr Is tScertained to be with fmj vii "a
Hcld tor the insurance ''i i""I' viii De
" fTiNCE HTiNCE HAMBLETON is years Old was I,ro,, J.,
w; H'geNtr oi NeStpUrt, Conn. His sire is tho C! -!
"iiis1" morse otherwise Young IaInblrton,i, iT,L
V ILt',El"2 =, Hg'Iff,) his dam bv sherman W,r
i0'-i'E Iis'lhlCtonlan who was sold Cr SI,. a -,
- =! a.! uENc llamblctunian the greatest -,
Ii" ii"Mit vi ms 'iam thoroughbred marc l, Son -
i mus Il VIII be that PRIYCr IT Ip 80. ~
m i"i'Ica III choice style the running with thn trt
i5 ii'i5 crlHontS. lie is beautiful brown mi ' ~"
iH,S I ntisht weighs 100 pounds and G,r Lno,,,
'' HrMci!ItE Is unsurpassed by auy horse in ~
tran ,ih9u@h never especially trIinpj fir ~
@ n !t' nc mas Futtcd in 81 The number cf 80
r.. "GI,cH G"ttlng IN 2%D during the ycor ls-- ,,
- N"t Ten per cent Of these sired NOR. tt vas o
VI an who sired more than one tvin
tGs1 tt an IIHibIetonianS; of all who sired NOR
t''tC' lIlArc llambleoniarS-Iam blctoia,, ni
ms son NuIuhtccr having sired five each an"
VII. Id. HICKEY Agent
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
DEATHS.

El-ACk-ln this town, ON the 9Th inst Major .Iob,
T. Black, i'll the 10Th year of his age
ne relatives and friends of the family are especia y
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
on MAIN street, on Saturday afternoon June Stb At
O'Clock. mtermcnt at st. Peters Cemetery
STCBBS.-In Philadelphia on the ist inst Carrie p
infant daughter of Rev E. and Mary Stubbs. Inter
ment in Mount Moriah Cemetery
bEAIIlE.-on the list inst. in Philadelphia. of
pneumonia, Martha Ellen Beattic, formerly Miss
Lord. of Camden, Dell wife Of Rev. Joseph Beattie
of Latakia, Syria aged A years
JoNES-At her residence. near Persons Corner. on
the 18th inst, Mary \. jones' consort of Levin Jones
and daughter of the late William and Mary Rash
aged I2 years and J months
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS,

=, mere VIII be an examination of all candidates
i9 desire To teach in the Public schools of Deav"r
VINO DO NOT HOLD \ CERTIFICATE al the fniI",v
ing places: '' 'i'e iollo"
MILFORD, June nth UARRTNGTov 1,,,,. ,o,
WYOMING, June DIST ''
Teachers WHO NOW HOLD \ CERTIFICATE win
meet i ior examination at the following places:
--' M '""V L Lotii. FELTON,, June 20lh.
WYOMING June 22nd
EN"hlhati'hs Will begin promptly at 9oclock 4. N.
.. j. II. GROVES
iAd1"drtdR, Ne1tfiad and Rniu>rlar N,7rs cn,y1
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
ALBERT Cox.
WIIM1Ncro~ m, A.,

-, :, " I'm INUION, DEL, April % lSTS :
am happy 10 make a statement as foIIoUs.
1, nave been afflicted for one year with dysneS.
boc,, b.a, pam at the side, heart disease. lame
DlIlty OF my whole system, and for tive TTaels
Stoan1 ESttoaIous 10 coming under treatment of DrS
SoearnS I and Wilson, was disqualified for bDsi. @
toTS HeSS commenced to take their treatment
speedy relief. In one week after commencin'5
,me me- treatment was able to resume NV bns99
ness and have been able to pursue the ssmo
ever ever, since: The dyspepsia, palpitation Of tbe
cured, and feel better in every resnect 'lIo IN
I' Iact l ieeI IKE new man. L make this state
ment lOr the benefit Ofothers who are ttlicta,I
VIZ" uIsedse' OLIVER GROVES.
Mccullough Iron 90.
House, go East 7th street
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

Fl' HAEIG-WlLkINSON.-NI 231d 1873. at Icip-
sic by Rev. |. y. Fmeman. Wm c. Fluhal,v 10
Miss Jennie Wilkinson, beth of smyrna Del
ANpEGRlFT-McNAl.-On the ID inst. at Red
iol'' oy the Rev. Lewis Barrett, Mr.. John r. Vande
gritt, Of Kirkwood Del. to Miss Iaur, I Ncv,,. 81
Mt. Pleasant Del
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05

An agreement has been made as between
Rnssia and England so that the conference
will meet at an early day in Berlin. 1t IS
believed that this will be able TO arrange
all the difficulties in manner that both
nations will conclude to agree to, for the
present at least
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
WILMTNGTON II,

" WILMINGTON, DEL, NAV /. 1S-R
came under the treatment Of Drs Stco.,.
* wilson VI hye weeks since; they have cn-ed a
IanoroI w IerPIe dTiIie cough, dyspepsia catarrh and
physicians for consumption without syccsSs SsiS'
OuI kept constantly declining on THAR honJs'
ROBERT RuDoLPH, Carpenter.
House 9th 4 WaInu4
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
The following Certificates
are from the columns of
the Delaware Tribune.
Unparalleled Cures In WtImt,
ton.

PEaAeAAeu CuFeS In WIImfu@.
ton.
Please read the following, which are
but few of hundreds of remarLablo
cures, wrought by Drs. Stearns & vii.
son in Wilmington, during the last few
weeks: AZ"
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nav 3 1879
IL was my good fortune to come under tbo
treatment OF Drs. Stearns X Wilson tbroc
weeks since. L had been afflicted with oD
adSa aDceSs upon my left lung, extreme pain and
soreness through the chest, a distressinC
cough, and Catarrh. Physicians had nrG'
no. nhounced my case incurable. After hearing Of
the great success of Drs. Stearns x Wilson IN
curing several of my acquainfances in tbi1
Guy; wasanduced to give them trial. Ths
results nave been the most satisfactory ,rhe
cough, PAIN, and soreness through the chesf
anu catarrh are cured. Have not felt ms veIi
as as now do in three years. Will also stota
that Mrs. +. Taggart, my mother. and others
see seeing the good work wrought upon me were
leu 10 procure treatment Of these celebr"tnJ
physicians, and they all claim TO have rncciyl
GU sEStI 1ItoitI; peneht; EDWIN A. HARRISON.
Butcher stall, No. II, 2nd street MarEct
House. No. 500 Poplar street
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
Mrs. ELIzABHTH FARRApY.
residence No. OIL Orange street
WILNTNcToN m,

o,,In DrS: Stearns x Wilson have cured me oF
the side and kidney disease aIsn pI,I az
curing ti.g the last six weeks Several Of oar onr
most most prominent physicians treated NV " eosa oSa
"''NOu' Success HENRY GARETs0N,
Pickles and 90.
House y25 Shpley street
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05

In composition, merit, and popularity
Foutz's Celebrated Horse and Cattle Pow.
ders stand to-day as the leading Stock
Powder of the United States.
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
WILMINGToN. DEL NAV . 1e-o

7r,, WILMINGTON, DEL, NAV 8. ISIS
NY daughter Anna has been takinp rnedi
eal treatment OF Drs. Stearns & Wilson for tho
;,,Sd ;aTt SIX weeks. She had been afflicted with
IlDie cough, occasional hemOrrhapes cataTrb
ti, anu pains through the chest and side. AT The
tlnle OF commencing the treatment She seemad ,a,
t1S 70 pG IN rapid decline with CONSUMPTION ali
aasa ma shill having failed TO arrest the dis
tie vSse. am happy to say under the treatmentor
onI anese E, eminent physicians hercoggh' catarrh
anu lungs are cured, and she is now in tho or
Joyment of good health. ~ 'Ho Gu
MRS. ELIzABHTH FARRADy
residence No. oil Orange stree.
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
MI1,trNnrnN m H.

I WILMINGTON, DEL, MAY 4. ISIS
procured treatment Of Drs. Stearns 4 TUu
son hye weeks SINCE the results are tbot
nave nave been most decidedly benefited. / had
sidney affections, pain, lameness and sorol "a
ne ness thr0uga the back, rheumatism, dysnen-
sra ana heart disease. Have expendeI buPg-
GtrIedSs tiI OF dollars in employing our'most skill
ing me any permanent relief. Drs Sfoorrs
Mlls0n's remedies are restoring me 70 ner9
~ He"4IH' JOHN HEDRICKs
House. No. Sl5 Church ctso..
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
W1LMINGrnN nrr - -.

Trs S-.a iEui NGiON, DEL, May 8. 1879
,oIIs., DIs: otearns * Wilson have rernoved
nv sns nacI aG1Gt nor as arge as hens egg from
Geuclng pain. Also his general health h,S Pr
htnlpIove9 hal1 under their treatment. He Ias
oeeh undertreatment four weeks. --' Las
A. ). FEAsTER.
House, No 624 East 9TH street
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
BAD CANCER REMOVED.

To ssIoo, II -. s,'IoN' DEL, April 4. 1873
. rms Is 10 certify that DIR. Stearns VIII, "a
stopping at the Clayton House. removed a'5dS
GdHeer from my face in eight ddys without ~
"'''' " pun MRS. DAVID w. HALL.
Uvi,Do., -, NO. 62S L. Seventh stree.
4. Iney ,Ily nave removed II monster Tame uor,,s
IN IN wilmington, varying from 40 10 Ia feei tn
length. They publish only certIfcates aa an
"iIO"s, which speak for themselves: 90
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05

n .WIEMINGTON, DEL, April q. 1879
!, DTS. Stearns * Wilson have cnred' ~ &,
,' Ie tst inree weeks Of terrible erysipelas on
my hands, and benefited me In many othoI
-NP0N's' MRS. MARTHA BARNES
No. 528 Fourth street
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
WILMINcrnr Nm

Tho,,o MILNINGToS, DEL, MAY 8. 1873
nave been cured Of one of the most ao.o. ae,.'.,
SSatolng cases OF fistula and Piles by m
Stearns * Wilson in the last SIX wcekS' Dts
NEHEMIAH SINEx
House, No. 3 West jackson stree,
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
Tle Archer Self-Dump and
Self-Discharging Rake.

me "h'H Srii.diSc har@ing Rake operated with.
""t $ralIn@ friction or springs. 1t !, simnle
NOT uanIr (" get ont or ,r,icr and >, r,siIy
operated ih"t any on" vino rau ,u,uoo. =
H"rS" can rake ia" heaviest mo.,.i,w, Tbe
Ir''rr has Ir"' u-r a. both hands rn manaoe
.hr h"rs". Tn" seat is n,iiu,tal,!,. to suit t6c
h'iS'' "' driver. the teeth can tc lowered
ana ana t'i''d to suit different kinds OF rakinn
without altering their gathering qualities,
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
MILMINaroN- nr1 A-,a.

hereby bILnrNSToN, cart,si DEL, April oath, 1873.
whoa VINO are stopping at the Clavfon uonsd = 1i'Un' s
Inoved Wo rom me this day a monster 'rono me-
y, worm @ ABOUT l45 feet long Includin@ The beIS
~ iVI1 nours. would also state that fbs
The iaas, wa was very mild, not making me in
'''' i'a'' Sich' FRANK MANToN.
diamond State Iron Mills.
residence, 5l7 Spruce st.
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
JOHN REED

Tb,s " ,WtLL~MIsGToN, ~ ~ DEL, April 18th. 1879
,,lii ms Is 10 certify that DIR. Stoarns wbo a.
sg moRsteT tape az tRs So,G Clayton House removed
minutes, about lo2 feet long. Also he .nl, uIs, 20
dnother monster, about 1sO feet lon@ trn ',
u@ughter, In hours and Is minutes' '''iN in'
Cor. l4th and Claymont streey
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
SMYRNA HOTEL.
MAIN ST., SMYRNA DEL.

inc me undersigned having taken charre ot tho ,,o,
a,,j usCl' mas put It through thorllph rny,i,,,
i' @ iciurhlshcd II with beds Garnet, fiirni,,
~ y 10" prepared to accoInlnodntr mo &
P;ic ~ every respect. Especial attention vii ~
Customers al ''"'IucIS or transient
ans; lnG subscriber has had varied cvpcrinnce in ,,
q !i"ltI "hlch VIII enable hlm To >,rlIrn tb,
'c"HIg ana Chambers will be cspcciaIi,, 1T, ,iJ
TO- ana the Table will be equally 50. "''eii'c"
THE BAR
& - lSP'(ie with choice liquors and Of The b,.t o,d
thn ~ iD'ildS, ana my experience in this branch ~
IL ~, JusiiicS Inc in announcing that tbn nar
- ''o' SUI passed by any on the Peninsula ''
HACK.
r"tk - ll"tk VIII be run to the PRINCIPAL trains \,
c"mye 70 guests Of this hotel uthrr persons viii be
THE STABLE
I III cl3rSc OF an experienced hoslpr and norers
tb', iIoISts III our charge may feel assured tLat
"ir? VIII receive the best attention. '''"'
t mere Is Livery Stable connected with tbo tT,1
rates. '7N' N'ii Dc HIIcu at reasonable
may 2otf p Co1r1rs D.,
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05

Ischudy has lot of Chester PAYING Brick
sst~sys a. sts on hand. They are the only kind
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
ADRIANCE, pLATT & CO.,
AANrFNrCEEE> OF
Buckeye blowers &. ReaperS,
AND THE
A>IzI-ANCIG a 1SIcAPEcxt
LOO dit5IEICa&. ("r"' c'ur'I'ol ST. New York.
N0ullactoln. Pnnnakrl.u.:.. Y l.

= " , ~ l7'tti =. 7
u i ne M MADIIANCE is light strong siu,,Ir nii,,,
EN- which Will work Wen in all Kinds un CON,
u9is Hl grain, and combine. more !nnd n,imts tb
i @ ~ ."uiid III any other II has Il fdus nI1tt;,rn,
Mower '' ~ '''"N -" Itl inc buckeye
tba - 81 81 L has r u years held > position as
WORIT- r. iAIhiNG IN,G MOWER and REAPER of TILE
iiIh because 1t Is superior to all others i'm tLr
piHJiPies @ oi ITS construction 1t is the only nacm
liS svtii entire satisfaction to the farmer: il,
riSSc uuianl!ity has been more than double thut nr
otne[s and thc cost of keeping it in repair les t
,I hi' IrlSeS reduced To the lowest point M w,i
lish standard of excellence in mntprin ,i,,I ,l
f%mSh san m be maintained Descriptive Crcars
ne HlHCllhtS are for Sui, in Delaware bv w, =,
" MHElihgtun; Stevenson ~ Slauuhtnr n.r
Newark. ''Sh" Machlnc Co.,
may 13-iw
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
PHOTOGRAPHS

fall sizes painted in the beautiful OH Photo Chrome
STYLE by Miss MARION JONES. Orders left nj The
stores OF Miss Maria sipple and Mr. Frank Raymond
as well at her own home win receive prompt atten,
ton.
All pictures warranted to give satisfaction. apr "a
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
WILMINaroy. March o7,h ,e

Thig io - o.-4Ir.- = N4'i 4IHICII ZILn, 1873
,vith NE ~ 70 certliy that have been afflicted
WIN pain and distress at the stomach and si1a
IN ana other symptoms described In the cIrcnSp
~ u, 1T. th Stearns & Wilson. called upon t6,m
s. a. tne ClaytOn House where they are n,Y
STiItPbPing; They described my case accurately
tmhiShout asking question, and decided tiat
Ihe cause of all my ailments was tane MA, Ss'
i LOOK LOOK their treatment and in few hours
passed a y nm0nstrous Tape Worm. head and IN
make th1s statement for the benefit of otb,rs
VINO are afflicted with disease. VI o'iNIs
JAMES A. McVEY.
7 Iberob,, oo-.,r- DuPont's Powder Mills
o,laIn.y hereby certify that witnessed the mbeve
Tro, UperatlOn, and therefore have no hesitotioniD
P'oHouhclng the statement correct.
JOHN REED
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
WILMINGTON, DEL. Nav 3. 1873

ylo Nh "a g..
tif ueem J.. IN IL duty as well as pleasure to tes.
TUy,s wy 10 .he wonderful effects fDrs. Stearns
sMIisohS s treatment 1 had been afflicted for
nve wears with fits and frequent cboltin,. ,Ur
Sp1ia. spells; would have them nearly every day7
0e1es c0nStantfH or times day. The fits We're
placed myself under the treatment of tbo!sa,
Tha 1TThiaOus n physicians nearly four weeks since
have have results 9ot have been the most wonderful
was vo ,,oi. 'u put one tit since then and that
was mas very light one which 1 had soon a to-
commencing their remedies '0Oi "i'eF
ALBERT Cox.
Jyo bouot,. ,o House, 313 King street.
thhIerest tht IN the case above specified. WERE
tnereDy led to closely watch the results oFtLo
to be correct 'ii0 s'"tenenC
=; T. STROUD, 624 West Third street.
eT; y ~ Nj M GlDson, No. West Fourth street
VIM ~ { MUTfISOn' MtTO' & SI3 King street,
And many others
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05
~" "UsCLusIVE .,s0 PROOF THAT THEIR crpys
''A rEhAANESr MAY BIZ SEEN BY the
FOLLOWING.


p,, WILMINGTON, DEL, May g. 1873.
,.In' Dn' Stearns & Wilson cured Us IN tiIeovo.
iand Ohio, thirteen years since at,er Cioso e,her
manent nySahs had failed, and the cure was Der.
tnant ,atct, the diseases that they gave ne treat
vs tdrnn ior nave remained cured to the nresent
manv MANI ~ we ,eo aSe personally acquainted with
,naIiy niany oI their patients, in that state mat
we're cured by Them at that tine ~ In9,antde s,,s
nab.s as ginerent d, forms OF female weakness and
inc reTaoSaa p,oSes; Inc cures were lasting, hav-
sns remained TO the present. Al the time we
of1ho orne under Their treatment We purchased one
Snthe.rr thr medical books, Of which they were the
has ashoIs, , book possessing rare value. which
s ENABLED US TO treat our own family with
of Saiiag success, thereby saving Us hundreds
Jaut nviiars m IN doctors bills That book we have
indndn,a iRS ~ valuable treasure and could mot be
eu 70 sell II for any price.
EPIfRAIM DoLLAs
Arrs n.r1LLLA FILA DoLLAs, Pleasant street,
lng madt9lias gSiias may be seen at the Singer sew
hundreds Of other reference us es'un NAV be
ss seen az Drs. stearns & Wilson'S Office,
a. people cured in Wilmington, Of
alnerent forms of disease.
Smyrna times., 1878-06-05

SILKS
Dress Goods
Mourning Goods
C9OdAin0s
FyGIIneLs
Linens
-HWsIins
White Goods
L0CeS
Ribbons
Trimmings
Enl6rOideTies
FrinGeS
ZephyrS and WOrstetEs
NecklCear
GLOceS
Toilet articles
Stationery
FIOiCerS &c Feathers
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-12-24
DON'Ts FOR HUSBANDS.
Points Which Memphis Husbands Should
Not Read.

Don't think that when you have
won a wife you have also won a slave.
Don't think that your wife has less
feelings than3your sweetheart. Her
relationship to you has only changed,
not her nature.
Don't think that you can dispense
with all the civilities toward her when
you are married. She appreciates
those things quite as much as other
women.
Don't be gruff and rude ar home.
Had you been that sort of a fellow be-
fore marriage, the probabilities are
that you would be sewing on your own
buttons still.
Don't make your wife feel hat she
is an encumbrance on you, by giving
grudgingly. What she needs, give il
cheerfully, as fit were a pleasure to
do so. She will feel better and so will
you.
Don't NEEDLE in the affairs under
her charge. You have no more bust
ness poking your nose in the kitchen
than she has to walk into you place OF
business and give direction to your
employees.
Don't find fault with her extrava-
gance in ribbons, etc, until you have
Shut down on cigars, tobacco, etc.
Don't leave your wife at home to
nurse the children on the score of
economy, while you bolt down to see
the show orspend a dollar on billiards.
Don't bolt your supper and hurry
up to spend your evening roaming
around away from your wife. Before
marriage you could not spend evening:
enough in her company.
Don't prowl in lOafng resorts unit
midnight, wasting your time in culpa.
BILE idleness, leaving your wife at home
to brood over your neglect and disap.
pointment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-12-24

the iight-draught steamers Alberta
and Milt Harry for the upper White
and Black rivers. The Hard Cash is
not only a reliable and safe carrier but
has good and comfortable passenger
accommodations. Charley Postal, a
great isTTcsitc with the shipping and
travelling public, and who is recognized
for his integrity and promptness in
business and uniform kindness, is her
chief clerk, seconded by j. @. Wyck-
off, a clever gentleman.
ga st. Louis dispatch received last
night reports the river falling there,
with only 30 inches out to Cairo, as
near as can be a~scertained. The dis
patch further says " Ice is aceumu-
lating fast. 1t gorged at Carondelet
this morning, and broke away about
noon. 1t stopped again this evening
and still holds. The weather mode
rated materially last night and to-day,
but turned very cold again tonight,
and the mercury at this writing stands
g above zero"
The celebrated passengers steamer
j. w. CAT, Captain Bob Wise in
command, came in this morning from
the Ohio river with over 900 tons of
general merchandise and large list of
passengers, including a good number
who are making the round trip on her
holiday .excursion. She announced
her arrival by a salute from her six
FOUNDER which attracted quite a num-
Der of people to the bluff to witness
her sailing into port with her colors
flying and decks crowded with passen-
gers. She returns tomorrow evening
to Cincinnati, leaving positively at five
o'clock, going through with dispatch
and ticketing passengers through to
all points East at cheaper rates than
/, ever. Captain Wash Thompson, a
, gentleman.with whom its a pleasure to
travel and do business, is her chief
, clerk, while Billy Collins, the most
celebrated steward on the river, caters
to the comforts of the guests and, with
E the assistance Of Billy Buyers, makes
everybody on the Gaff feel at home,
The elegant sidewheel, Independent
Tuesday White river packet Red
e Wing, in command Of the veteran
= White river bOatman, Captain John
e B. Davis, came in yesterday afternoon
a at 3 o'clock from White river with
178 bales cotton, 1923 SKIS seed, anC
j. 20 pkgs sundries, and r%eshipped at the
3 mouth ia bales cotton. Total out O
q the river 352 bales. She also brought
in a large number of orders for mer
chandise, which will be filled for her
She will return this evening to Whit,
! river, leaving at 5 o'clock, paying
! strict attention to all way and planta
. ton business, and going through h
y Jacksonport, making direct connec
+ ton with the Winnie for all points OF
the upper White and Black rivers
st The Red Wing is a swift and reliabl
W passenger steamer and has palatia
It, accommodations for passengers. Nj
e. Ed 0rowell, who made himself so pop
III ular with the shipping and ~travelin
public, while in the office of the Ruth
is her chief clerk, and all business EN-
4 trusted to him will meet with prope
in care and attention.