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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

that the Democratic members have
made more fuss about the handful OF
patronage 10 the doorkeeper's Office
than the Republicans have about all
the places in the gift Of the President;
and, second, that it is impossible for
any MAI to live in the Office of door
keeper without some breakwater
against the tidal wave of bummerism
and gutter-snipery which the sewage
of the slums of the Democratic party
keeps it submerged in aud overwbel-
med witb.-CGpitol.
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Revenue Informer Shot

WASHINGTON, May l.-InterDa
Revenue Collector Wade, at Savan
nah, telegraphs to Commissioners
Raum information that S. Z. Cum.
mings, who had furnished the reve.
nue. officials with information, was
shot last night by unknown parties
st bis house in Baldwin county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

More diseases are caused by drink
ing impure water than are brought
upon us by poor food. Water forms
three-qusrters of our weight, and be.
fore any part of our food can be taken
into our bodies it must be dissolved
in the fluid of the stomach. There
fore, be sure thst the water you drink
is pure.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
DR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

Makes the SKIN Son, Clear, Pure White and
Healthy Is Cleansing, Deodorizing, Disiniect-
ing, Soothing, Healing and purifying removes
Dandruf, Chatting, Ulcers, Sores, EruPttOns,
Roughness and redness of the SKIN reiieyesitch-
ing, burning and singing Of the Skin, and lrrlta-
ton OF biting and stinging insects will relieve
ITCHING PILES where nothing else will have
any effect is FREE FROM l. OfFEN-
SIVE ODOR, and prevents Contagious Diseases,
tion II has no EQUAL. Price, q cts. a cake
BOX, three Cakes, sixty cents. Sold by
Geo W. Benford, Somerset, Pa, and Druggists
generally. T.. >. WEBSTER, Proprietor. or
nee, 80 N. 5th ST., Philad'a, Pa. Wholesale De
pot. .O0 N. Third St, Phila., Pa.
July %.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Representative Newell Dead.

PELIkpELpHIA, May /. = Hon
James Newell, mcmber of the legis.
lature from the Twenty4oprtb rep.
resenta:ive district, died at bis resi-.
dence in West Philadelphia, about 5
O'Clock this evening.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE

Estate of Aaron Freidline, late of Jenner Twp,
deceased.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having beea granted TO the undersigned, notice Is
hereby given 10 those indebted to 1t TO make immc-
date payment. and those having claims against II
TO present them duly authenticated for settlement
on Saturday, May %. 1875, at the late residence
Of deceased in said township.
SARAH FREIDLINE,
Apriil7 Administrative.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
T%REASURER'S SALE
OF
NSEATEDLANDS

Apreeahiy to the provisions OF an act OF Assembly,
directing the mode Of selling unseated lands ior
taxes, passed the 18th day OF March, A. u. 1873.
and the several supplements thereto, the Treasur-
er of Somerset County hereby gives notice, that
unless the county. school, road and building taxes
due on the following unseated lands, are paid be
fore the day OF sale, the whole, or such parts OF
each tract, as will pay the taxes and costs, Will be
sold at the Court House, In Somerset borough, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
ADesirable Residence
For Sale.

Ioffer for sale my residence In Somerset Dor
ough, containing 30 acres OF LAM all IN a high
state of cultivation, except four acres Of timber
with an orchard of BOO choice seleeted fruit trees
A brick dwelling house with 10 rooms, wash, wood
a nd ice house, well filled. Swiss barn. carriage
house, has never failing runDing water at the
door, fine evergreen shading. Strawberry bed,
bees and bee house. The distance from the public
squares one half mile, with pavement and plank
walk the entire distance will sell stock, farm i'm
plements and furniture IL desired, and will give
possession Immediately.
July Is. J, q. KIMMEL-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
It's Points Of Popularity
AMONGST MANY OTHERS ARE

Il makes m difference whether the Machine il
run backward or rwa the WORK will al
ways run from you, and there is 10 loss or change
Of stitch.
Il has a close shuttle in one piece, with no thread
hole through, the bObbin holding from 80 to 100
yards Of thread.
II winds the hObbiu without running the ma
chine 50 that there is no necessity for unthrcad-
Ing the machine, or removing the work when the
bODbin needs 10 be wound.
Its tensions are simple, perfect. and can he ad-
Iusted both under and upper, without removing
the work.
RJ-Eaeh Machine Is furnished with the oriin-
AIRY attachments.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Mondau. June lOM, 1878,
ADDISON TIP

crunl fhernnn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

The World exults 10 It's victory
over Conkling, whom it declares it
has killed forever. II bis charges
are false. a. a matter of course, and
if they are trae, still more, because
knowing Of the fraud, be kept silence
about il so long. Which is plausible,
but there is q well founded prejudice
among the prudent, against fooling
round the heels Of a mule too soon
afier death.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
No. NachiRe.

O~rnamente VI achlne and Stand, Black Walnut
Tahla, two Drawers, PAten, Box Cover, which
attlehcs to side ofthe Table, forming a
conyenien. work box or an extension
ton nj will
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
MIpnLECREEK TIP.

413 Bedford Cunning i<..........--.-.t
Iy5 Carey Adams heirs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

Little folks are having things their
own way, as regards dress, this sea.
son, for the mode suits them CON-
pietsly, with its simple forms and
gayety of color. Mothers will be
thankful for the plain princess slips,
contrived as if their object was to
have the fewest seams possible,
trimmed with strong, cheap edgings
of torchon lace. or the gay colored
Hamburg embroideries, which range
now from Sto IA and 25 cents q yard,
white cambria, unbleached linen and
cresmcolored cloth. A child's dress
from one of the most fashionable
furnishing houses in town, was of
unbleached linen, a princess, made
loose, with straps Of scarlet or bright
crimson alpaca braid, softer, finer
and narrower than skirt binding,
stitched on each edge across the
shoulders and down the front, with
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Alexander II. Stephens,
Of Georgia; Bishop Pierce
of Georgia John Gill
zen. John h. Gordon, X.

It Is not the quantity
eaten that gives the
strength, life, blood and
iealth. 1t Is the thor.
taken let II be much OF
up thes tomaelI
assist digestion aite
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

Viii BOT carry OUT the ambitions pro
gramme assigned il, Of all driving
their coaches down 10 Philadelphia
together. Perhaps motives Of eeono-
my have something to do with this
a. il would take 400 horses TO furnish
RELAYS for the twelve borse drive.
A. il is, for the enc coach going, 40
horses will be sent ahead 10 stations
along The route, aud the precaulion Is
taken, which every driver 10 the
world should follow. Of carrying all
The tools, chains. bolts. etc. needed
IN case Of accident.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
1T HAS NO EQUAL.


Shorter, Of Alabama; @,
l.. Mott, of Columbus, q
creds to whom we can ref
from Hon. Alexander II.
s, 1872: II occasionally
requires 1t. DIR. Simmons
good effect. IL is mild, a
,anro .affva maafcfpa
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03
Valuable PROPERTY FOR RENT,

The Large and Commodious Two.
aiiiI Story Brick Store House. s. w. Cor.
1aIX OF Main and Commerce Streets.
This building Is in first rate order sit1ated {,
the centre of the business part az Tho Town and
can be rented at moderate rates Possession givcn
at days notice. eV"
GEO. W. CUNfMINs.
SMYRNA, March 18TH, 1s7s-tf
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03

A Montgomery, Ala, factory ships soda
water all over the State.
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DIS.
TRICT OF DELAWARE.

In the matter of Hamilton & Cummins
Bankrupts--In BANKRUPTCY.
day of March, A. D., 1873 0' VI" 'iie --hd
District Of Delalcare ss:
N9tice IS hereby given that Petition has bea,,
ed IN said court by William A. Cummins. of SmyTna
Tupt under the act of Congress of March 49, y c
dseharge and certificate thereof from ali his dnht
ana ana 0tner claims prOyabe under said ect and tbSt
the ruin day of April, 1873 at II O'clock ~ a.
assigned for the hearing of the same at Wiln1ingfo
aioIesaid when and where you may attend and s6nv,
aust II any you have, why the prayer of the saiJ
Petition should not be granted " ''' ''N
S. REDMOND SMITH
Clerk of the U. District Court
mar <'-%W Delaware District
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03
Registers Order.
REelgrER's OFFICE. DOVER. KENT corxry. NJ,

REGISTERS OFFICE DOVER, KENT COUNTY. DEL
-. March 22nd, lS7S
rrS P4n P4nnl application Of GEORGIANNA GARMAN Am
DALI b. GARMAN, late of KentoS Iirnalro "i hAN ~
I ISid County deceased, it is ordered and directed
~ ~ INC REGISTER that the said Administrators
5,G notee OF the granting of Letters of Admins
tlutloh Ira upon the estate of the said deceased
3y causing advertisements 10 be posted within forv
puddle places Of the County of Kent requiring all nor
ois haylig demands against the estate to presentthc
Sa 'aS or uDde by an Act of Assembly IN such case
c i ~, aiIH prOVlded and also cause the same to bc
H. S @ III tiie SMYRNA TINES newspaper published
III smyrna ana continue therein 3 weeks
r.. GlVen under the hand and seal of Office or
lsEAL'I the Register aforesaid at Dover Kent Comfy
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
j. {. PENNEWILI., REG1sTER
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03
Prince Hambleton,

- Inns thoroughbred Hambetonian Stallion
I'M Will make the season in Kent county DeIa
NN NaTe'a follows: Every otherweek AT Dover
~ - ~ every other week at home on the farm
1a , >, :. " lIIs, near Magnolia. beginning Mon
Ta!, Narcn 18th at nome. Monday March }itb ~
Do1er anu 50 on the remainder Of the season
AEisMo INSURANCE Sd; Spring Chance SIS. SINGLE
8e1'4ce IL" Fifty cents cash to the Groom in
each case.
Sgie service CASH services by the season Z, no ra
aoI at the END thereof; Insurance when The mar j.
esctI' ned 70 be with foa Persons partino win q
i Delre She Is ascerained to be with fOal will be
heId for the insurance W ''i' WIZ DC
N IinINCE HAMBLETON is years old was bred nv.
W SlSeker OF WestpOrt Conn. His sire is the famons
I'm iis2" Nv morse otherwise Young Hamb.etonaT W5IL
ttee 1Tg0tRg l'egtgj his dam by sherman Wor"an
t ttouhg HamDlctonian who was sold for Sic 00 3Vae
sIeG Dy kysdyke Hambletonian the greatest trottno
1Ie AHoWn his dam thoroughbred mare bv SON ~
i mus u VIII be that Prince IL NM rTGN
III chnlce style the running with the trot
Sns eiements. He is a beautiful brown mi X .
aal ~ helght' weighs 100 pounds and for boautv
t!ie anu d0clIy Is unsurpassed BY any horse in t5e
tSolnTy. Ih0ugh never especially trained for tbe
ach' YET ne mas trOed in 2j1 The nuID bnr Of sires
~ ~ H0Tss UottinS in go during the wear ISIS Ivss
10 NOt ten per cent. of these sired more than ope
I pelIDllleT. Of all who sired more than one two
oetiIs are HambetOnians; of all who sired moro
ail h tIlIee ali are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1d
ms son volunteer having sired five each 49,
"Pi '-iV" VIII. II. HICKEY. Agent
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03
ITO THE pTTpTTc


a., ~ ~ pllace with the second paragraph of SOC.
a 0h ~ o. the Act Of Regulating the sale Of Inox
SIssng Illg Liquors passed at Dover April TO- 1879 I
Illus COIe OF Harrington. Kent county and State oi
Det,a"aIe, 90 hereby give notice that [ intend t0
.h applcatl0n 20 the Court Of General Sessions of
~ e rsace ana jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware
~ au Ior Kent county at Its next session which will
eeenmenee ana be held at Dover in Kent countv
aaoIessid on Monday, the 22d day Of April i'm the
, Seai ~ our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
s for license to keep an inn or tavern
au 70 sen intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
@ pe quart 70 be drunk on the premises at and In the
iouse now occupied by me tenant and renter and
di9 an9Wh ~ as the Delaware House." The location of
sa,,i. sad mouse wherein ! propose to keep an INN or
aygrn. rs IN school District No o. and I'm the town
In Kent county and State of Delaware
aaiOresaid; The time when the said application will
He made bg me win be on Monday the 22d proximo
Delhg te hrt day Of the next term Of said Cort III
Seef sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of te
State Of Delaware in and for Kent co,,,,y VI s she
names Of the respectable citizens recon,oat ~ @ ne
application are: MY
Benlah Fleming, n II Dorman
IL ~ - HIlupDard' Ezekiel Fleming
ggiiti Eittt fi,e;lning, James Satterhela
faj,s HAL MmVcaseIs, ~ sa, Hezekiah Harrington,
Thomas H. Dawson Alex Harrinoton
% bickihaOn, Gilbert Jones'
Marct, ., ,e-o a. AMOS COLE.
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03
DEATHS.

MITCHELL.-Near Linwood. Pa. Apri1 3rd F,on,a
Frances wife of Horace P Mitchell in the 3rd year
Oh her age Funeral from Linwood Station. p. W.
X B. R. r., on Friday 18th inst. Interment in the
afternoon at the Episcopal Cemetery All friends of
the family are respectfully invited to attcndl
WRIGHT.-In this town. on the 2Sth ult. Miss Hanna
Wright. aged 81 years.
WRIGHT.-Near town, on the Slst ult.. Marrarct in
iant daughter of Washington and Mary Z. Wright
Little Creek Landing on the 10Th
ult Mary Ida McGonisal aged - years.
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03
THE markets.
MARRIAGES

NACNICHoL-NANBCRKALOW.--Thurs,lay even
Ig March 2lst ISIS at the residence of the brides
parents in Magnolia, by Rev. " A. Macnichol. of
inc NJ. Conference. assisted by Revs j. 7. Van
Bnrkalow, and W. F. Talbot of the Wilmington
Conference, Rev. Z. c. Macnichol of the Whining
ton Conference, to Miss Mosena VanBurkalow.
youngest daughter of NJ :. Van Burkalow.
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03
To our Friends and the Public Generally

these Wagons fee
oeneh the puic-a dyed
or Agency tha assof
Oeen the o
raSo5
mostly built
"agn built especially
leaving
"e7 &c" ana are what flmw
Ihey built best
be eXccIIed.
are hnlshei painted of
nn to be- IN every article
demons
tn ty VIII m greater demand than
thoss made by the Whewghts ~
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03

PALATABLE MEDIcINEs.--Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral is a honeyed drop of relief; his
Cathartic Pills glide sugar-shot over the
palate; and his Sarsaparlla is nectar that
lmparts vigor to lite, restores the health
and eXpels disease.- Watctord (Pa.) .Adccy.
tiScr
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03

If you select good and healthy food for
your family, you should also look to the
welfare of your Baby. For all troubles of
early Childhood, nothing is better than Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup. p cents bottle.
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03

9 k00 000 Strawberry, Raspberry. Blackberry,
S,COOyUOU Curfahts grapes, Asparagus, Roots.
Zen aeaeh Tree, ,iO9 9sELECTEDVARIETIESG Great Ameri.
eall , euhWDerfies. Largest and best Berries oz
M ~; ~; af0nhd by mail, 10 for 81 100 for S.
4 a,oy1 ioi eiV Mlison Albany, Chas DOwning's Mon
: mn naa q the west aentucky Green Prolific 81 per
ii,vov5 i5 NapL JACK, Cumberland Triumph, Sterling
~, SSp.,a.hah ~ PEE IyO1 ALL PuhE. Catalogue free
Ins Tat d.s OUT SotiN .. tOLLlNsi Moorestown. New
"sises' feb 6-Sw
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03

Few preparations, if any, have stood the
test of merit of Foutz's Horse and Cattle
Powders. Years ago they were called the
best. To-day farmers say they will use no
other
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03

Silks
Dress Goods
Mourning Goods
CtOGLinOS
EyG11neIS
Linens
-nuSIins
White Goods
LGccS
Ribbons
Trimmings
Em6rOidertes
FFinOcS
ZephyrS Gnd WIorStecls
NecElCeGg.
GIOrcS
Toilet Artic1CS
Stationery
fTOsCc"s &c Fc0thers
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03
NOTICE.

The undersigned Administrators named oho,,c boro
Dy give notice, that Letters of Administration were
granted 20 us on the 22nd day of March 1S7s: Mi
persons therefore having demands against the do.
cehed estate viii present the same properly attested
on or before the 22nd day of March 1879 or abide
by law in this behalf '' - A0
GEORGTANNA GARMAN
HENRY c. DOUGLASS.
ihar <'-SW Administrators
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03

TO THE PUBLIC.
a l. JACOB Levy, of Kent county. and the State of
DeIG"aIc 40 hereby give notice that intend tn erI
- tle court o. General Sessions OF the Peace and i
Deiivery OF the state of Delaware in and for Kcnf
county on the twentysecond day Of April A. ID ISIS
or tavern at the house known as Kits Hamndsii ~,
. notei. situated in School District No. S. in Kent
iiOunty Aforesaid on the Delaware Bay and 10 sell
one quart to be drunk on the premises and the
same are NN''i''eiAlAs TIE
William Hutchinson Tacob : t,,,yi1i
William Slaughter WashinrtC,, 6nn,,,
Charles II. Pardee 2 a P9rIo. He'iiie'''
ro,;,i ms M c,,.-,. James w. Slaughter
D"i4or - y i9iuughIer' Thomas J. Slaughter
W.. marx. W. T. Cullen
"lticss-Samuel Levy 6. w. McGinnis
MS ~ his
'N"-hlnS y Niosoh' PeasantOn = Gibson
y,.:.. main mark
"i'i'css-"Hlter IloSon. Witness-Wultcr Gibson
Stephen Cats
mar go" JACOB LEVY
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03
Bombay Hook Landing,
WILL BE MADE EACH TRIP, UP AND DOWN
Freight and Stock Of all kinds carried
at Low hates.
ITO THE PUBLIC

II. $. OGDEN, Clerk. omce: lol \. Delaware Ave
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18
From o,Ir Local Columns.
The Rev. l.. T.. IIendreii.


Under tile appointments fnr This year
just ma,lelhy et'oisference ai Charlotte,
we fihil that the Rev. i. D.. Adams re-
pIarrs tie Rev T.. Il. IIen.lrei wi,ois
assigned M Presiding Elder oftho Fayetie-
v H. ristrirt.
AauSionie as we arc. to the s.;stem Of
the M.ihmiisi Church whi.h acts upnn
strict application ~ tile principle af rnfn-
Ito !, We can Sclrceiy rrcY,cile ourselves
with iis effects iii rrmovirg lhose 10 whom
we aase heronr attached. Mr.. Hendreh
~ his four years of resi,lence 10 our midst
has enlcared himself 10 all, wiiiii:l and
with ut his Decentralization, con,niainiii x
Respect hy the weight of his talent, re-
cnringesieem by ihe elevation 81 his
character, aud winning affection 4 ) The
geilialiiy ~ his manners. ai.uY fs a8s..
We bid him farewell with sincrre regret,
We publish trlow ihisIetier. giving an
account of his Stewardship intIls circuit.
whicI, We iini Ia the Raleigh caris.iaa
ADVOCATE &4et &3 stHt n IF
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18
HILLsBoRo DISTRICT

y + fHqea FFas s@sass4
MRssRs. EDiTDks have just ciose,l
the aimrs of my fourth year on Hillsioro
DIsiri,a. aud will s-t.d ypl a frw LIENS
which n,ay be of Interest 20 your traders,
cs,ncernlng lis canJition; successes aud
h0is~ for the failure. .a4
A. you are aware, iaere arefye coun-
Ties tmI,racei within iis bcrd-rs. with u
Inpuisfiuu az msre ii.an average industry.
intrlligrmce and piety. A large proportion
~ tnls ci,r-s n in, nil,iunder liiv contr,l ol
the Methodist Church. HilIrinro, Chapel
HUI, aud Durham arelthe csnlres al in
flnencr aud Interest II iilisl,sa CIR iis his
ioric a,-agisiions aud rscial i,o-iiion.
Chapel Hin for it, literary importance aud
superior, e,luraiioRal advantagrs, aud
Durham f,,r iIs wonderful gruwlll. and
great commercial interests. THREE years
agu, Durham was emhrst~d within n small
circuit. and paid about tllree hundred dol
lara pr year, for the support ofihe Minis
Try. Nuw, IL Is first class station, iay-
Ing far current expenses ~ The ChIIn.l'.
fifteen hundred ,lnllars. We have there.
IN pr.lee-s of erection u hni,,iso:Iir Churrh
which viii oosi, when Completed. at"'ut
twelve thsu-aad dollar. all EXPENSES
heing paid d, The bills mature. II affords
ME great pleasure IL he allie tn say, that
tile eIdire district j. ius very g"al aud
steadily imrrpving ronditiun hoth tent
iorally aud spiritually. aIsst ofihr Ias-
IoraI charges have lHrn hlr-se,l. during
the year grarinIIs aud extensive revivaIs,
snj large a,iliiIoiis toaur Churcl. Tie
average salaries 81 II,e pasinrrnIe Ms large.
as tho~e of ury other Di-irlct within the
Conference. Eighiy-svveR per rent at
the assessments were paid last yesr. aud
we VIII dnqulie. as we'll this year. This
rnct'c~s, hnsler the blessing Of t;nI. il
largely, due ioihe aL,lity zeal, fidelity,
aud co.opeiatloil ofthe lmstors, whose cnr-
dial aud harmohioli- reiafions will me
have i,ren s,,,rcr of very great pleasure.
As the lime approaches hr sryering my
relation Will, the District. can lsat recall
The many c.mIicsi,~. ho>IitaiiIirs aud
kln,lnesses af the gm,d renl,le uftlie entire
District whnse christian heartse haye
them. In %, many instances. 10
manifest such high appreciation 81 my
Ialair. Ia,a uniIsr special loldisstlo,is,
rrceRlly. lo n,y very generous flirn,Is uf
Drthani sfniion and fanccyville aud
Lrssl.arg circuits forah entire, Ia hdsoIne
,uifit far Conference. s,eat-s
in all The years ofny ministry. J have
never had a n,ore agrerabIr. harinoni"as
,n,l arrreriaiiyr iitld of lalrr. foi whiclI
tr,i. i,r,Gpn,dly gfafsnuf 90 God. May
lie great Head % tie Church preserve
lnd l.Iess ,I,i- dear leal,le, and h,ay the !
,rxi. four years hess the past aud even !
narr prosperous. Mersrs Editors, ny Ia. |
crest 10 Tie ApvgATE sbidrs with lively /
lge aHd cnnii,lencr. Wishing yoa much
uecess IN yqnT sew work. 4 am.
lous Ia Christ, ~"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18
i WORD OF WARNING.

What virtue Is caiidor! tits d rare
endowment. aud yet when poss ssed and
ptacfised it'nakes n lite, beautiful indeed.
Men sometimes TAX sunshine 10 yonr face.
and gruwl thunder behind your back.
Wien you meet them you are led to be.
lieve. from their polite iatteutiuns. that
they are true frieHds--that yuur interest.
Your reputation. Your souls pe,re AMI
Jour joy, are, nil safe in their keeping BE
not too confident. Sometimes the smnoth
talker is a rough neiphbor. OF course
sou have yonr faults. your infrnities;
every one ias. BIT you prsie5 that when
these weaknessps are mrntinned At all, it
shall be to yourself, aud no, to another.
You little dream. sometimes. how readily
the least detection from the line of q
lrtiered regularity. your mere playful con-
ues.ion. haif-said apology for . wrong
you inwardly prayed for risbtins, has been
caught up, repeated aud torn intu grave
moial delinquency l,exare 81 your con.
6dings even among believers. The hawks
are 10 the wihg Bnzzards swoop the air
Of heaven. = Methodist Recorder.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18
ACTIVITY AND ENERGY.

There ARE some men whuse failure "a
succeed III 10. l. h problem Co others. a.
well as to themselves They ars rs INDUS
iriols. prudent mud economical; yet. after
- bong life Of strisipg, old aye Iin,is then,
siill ppr. They complain of III luck.
They say ihat fate isalways against lheiu.
hut th. fact Is that they iniscarry. because
they have mistaken mere activity for
energy. Cnnfouniing two things e-sess
TALLY different. they have ssiposeii that.
iftIey sere always Jusy. .sthey would be
certain 10 Ls advaurihg their fortunes.
rl,ey have forgotten tllainiistlirected labor
il but waste of activity. Tie person who
would succeed " like amarksman firing
ii y target; u his shots roiss Tie mark.
they area waste ofisewtier.s su IL, Tile
great game afIlfe, what maa does must
be made to c,uilt. 90 might alnlnst as well
hav. been i left un,lone. EveIy yl,ody
knowssuuie one ~ his circle ofiriet,ls.
WIN, tliouvh always active, has this want
ofenergy. The distemper, 1--WE may call
Il such, exhibits itself in vsfinus ways.
IN 0n'e cares the n,an has merely an ex-
sculive capacity, wlrn l,r should lavc a
directive one-lin miner language. be
makes q capital cias ~ l,iuEelf, When
lie nugl,t % do che thinking of the
business. IL other c.sv- what's ,lons Ii
not ,lolie either atths tight ilarpg mtthe
right way. Enefgy. correctly understood.
Il activity pruportlshsl tsthe end.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

Juhsl was tie inventor Of musical ip-
strunsnts. -heoce. musical JusaI.ce.