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THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
GOVERNOR CARROLL ENTERTAINED BY THE
orFIcERs-GRAND BALL

GOVERNOR CARROLL ENTERTAINED BY THE
OFFICERS BALL
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ASSAPoLIs Md, Dec. II, 1873.
Governor Jonn Lee Carroll. of Maryland accom-
panied by Adjutant General Frank A. Bond paid an
official visit the Naval Academy this afternoon at
two o'clock and received with military salute OF
seventeen guns from the United States ship Santee.
The Governor received ut the middle gate by the
Marine Guard under Lieutenant s. II. Gileson; the
Naval Academy Band playing Hail to the Chief as
the carriage passed through the gate. the
Governor was escorted To Commodore Foxhall A.
parkcr's residence in the Academy. where collation.
was set out, ut which number of officers
Of the Academy participated In the afternoon. from
four TO seven O'Clock the Ofccrs Hop of at the
battery at which the officers in general present
The Midshipmens Fancy Dress Ball. which is to
come OF on Christmas Eve. will be grand event
this year Invitations have been sent to parties in
New York Philadelphia. Washington. Baltimore and
other places. and mono viii be admitted except they
be Ia full costume.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor Moses Colt Tyler. of the University of
Michigan. is At the Sturtevant. Congressman J. w.
Dwight, OF Dryden n. y. is at the Aston Rev. DR..
r. b. Fairbairn of st. Stephens College, is at the ST.
James. General l. L. Clinsman. of North Carolina,
is at the New York. Governor Charles G. Van Landt.
OF Rhode Island, and Colonel A. s. Buford, Of Rich
nond. Va, arc at the Fifth Avenue. Ex-Governor
Charles Il. Ingerson. of Connecticut is at the Abe
marie. J. n. Camden. of West Virginia, and Con
gresham Benjamin A. Willis at the Windsor. G.
p. Patterson. Superintendent of the United States
Coast Survey. is at the Everett General j. b. Stone
house of Albany, is at the Brunswick. L. +. Drake,
President of the Sioux City and st. Paul Railway Com
pany, is at the Westminster
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THE ST. LOUIS BRIDGE.

Sr. LOUIS Mo-, Dec 81 1873.
The st. Louis Bridge Company has perfected its
organization by clccting Scion Humphreys. of New
York. President; Ed Walsh Jr. OF 81. Louis. Score
tary, and Anthony J. Thomas, OF New York. Treas
urcr Tho contract entered into stpulates that the
company will give to holders of the frst mortgage
new bonds at par to holders Of the second mortgage
will be issued first preferred stock aud to holders Of
tho third mortgage. second preferred stock. The
the earnings Of the bridge until 1881 to be divided
between the first mortgage bondholders and the hold
ers of Indebtedness incurred while the prnpertr ~
in the hands Of tho receiver.
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DISORDER IN LOUISIANA.
MoNED TO TESTIFY BEFORE rHE GRAND JURY.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEW ORLEANS Dec. IL 1873.
While two most important witnesses in the late
election troubles LOT Clark and Bill Whitel were
coming down the river on the steamer Danube to
give their testimony before the Grand jury now in
session here. the steamer was boarded by one JEFF
Cole aconstabe with warrant for the arrest of both
of these men, with orders he said. to take them to
shreveport. When they had reached Jerry
Blacks plantation, short distance from Cal
edonia. the very locality that was the scene
of the recent troubles. rnmor says that the
constable was oyerpowered by number of
armed men, and White and Clark, the two prisoners
were killed. The official journal of the parish OF
Natchitoches. which some time since advised armed
resistance to the United States authorities i'll recent
editorial s:'f we are prosecuted our malignant
enemies shall suffer WELL" This passage. in con-
nection with the above. certainly looks significant
and Hornsbys fear for his personal safety
should he be sent back to Shreveport, assuredly
seems reasonable enough.
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ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l

IDY TETEGKAPH To THE HERN F4D
BALTIMORE Dec. II, 1873.
Late last night Luke Gillen, William Mahoney and
william Johnson. hands ON the schooner r. u. Car
michael lying at Canton, went shore and returned
to the pungy about midnight. Gillen, in attempting
10 yet aboard fell into the water. Mahoney In his
efforts 70 save him. also went overheard Johnson
then cntlcavored To- his companions and sue
ceeded i'm landing Gillcn. Mahoney. before he could
be reached sank TO the bottom and drowned.
The body was recovered this morning. Mahoney
was thirty years old. unmarried native of Liver.
pool England. and has been in this country seven
years.
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MOURNING IN CANADA.

OTTAWA Ont, Dec 81. 1873.
According to the Official Gazette the court will go
into mourning till January 30 instead of the 1Oth rs
previously announced.
QUEBEC. Dec. 81. 1878.
At meeting of the City Council resolutions Of
coincidence with the royal family respecting the death
of the Princess Alice adopted and ordered to be
sent to the Governor General for transmission to the
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SHOT IN A THEATRE.
fly TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NEWPORT. H. L., Dec. II. 1873.
Tho body OF Kcndrick washburn, OF Middleboro,
Mass, has arrived at his mothers residence from
Trinidad where he shot and killed on the 9TH
inst. by a drunken rough, who rushed into the
theatre and fired o revolver ut the crowd. He did
not aim ut any one In particular. Deceased was
most estiIuable young man. nineteen years OF age.
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ADMITTED TO BAIL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

IBX TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PETERSBURG Va, Dee Il. 1878.
DIR. Eugene G. Powell. who stabbed Il. c. Shell at
Dnwidde Court House ON Monday last has been adj
mitted to bail by Judge Il. H. Jones in the sum OF
$4,000 and released from jail. The condition of
Shell is still critical
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STARS IN THE DARK,
Every ut of coughing the still watches of the night is
stab IN the dark At tho lungs Heal the stabs and
the stabbng with HALks HONEY IIoREHoUND TAR.
Nothing is soothing Nothing 50 quickly cures. No
remedy can he less dsagroeablc.
PiKE'S ToorEAcHk uRoPs in n minute.
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EUROPE.

EUROPE.
" BELGRAyIA COLOGNE
Is the fsyorite Of the ladies
Of the Royal aud Imperial! Courts Of Europe.
L'LoRILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH.
Ifteeth white and beautiful
II t sss e d ihs@ r. l"saf ihs least.
And by It's use what good effects
Are daily 10 be seem
's Grss Ss"s SRaaRaS isp FIokP 'rsSs
For sale by all druggists in the Quilted States
GOLDEN HAIR.-RoBARE's AuREoIINE PRO.
~ duce by three applications the beautiful golden
q AZ sps!hssSss anS fancy goods dealers sole agents
NOTABLE rgADEsMEN IN PARIS.
Az GRAND, norEL-pARIs PLACE DE LoPERA
Particularly recommended
Bedrooms from . francs gay L.
orf Nov HAhA RE ph d Ia rAX s
Ar H. Ger ,fpSe sm s1 HT TstE ns cApucsEs
AZ rETr * EHfE oHh se Dr yr oG GS NOVEL, NOVELTIES
Az rue III 4' s AND FANCY
AxEkiGxS 4o sRa Ssas
4" Es fai'Gs s Aaf f Fo
's'fs Ss;ss
cARkaeE BrG afi aag"' MILLION QUIET CO..
WINES N FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BouRGoGNE,
Champagne. shcrries Brandes. cuviliier. 10 Rue do
CONVECTION WHOLESALE FOR LADIES
Robes. Costumes. Haute Nouvraute.
a9s G' g eaff
GOLD y + sf S6s ha FEGsI MANU-
JEwl AETaS / HsGs 4 sns s9 os 1rREscuE
Spi S sawis a sS & Ia L rs1 also at Geneva
pSS sTocR PES p H sqs;sr Rf s la 'ssnss
rEnr KHsi sT S9apssgN a atGT
Paris Is Rue dc la Pax.
RESTAURANT GRAND VELOUR.
TAPESTRY cHRfETs TISSUES FOR FURNITURE
YOUNG G IxDIRs' sc sfE MISS suLEAu Garden,
%na e
Yous as sdhDo e 5'''' Rooms
norEh HE 6FRs RI Il R6 OPPOSITE THE
Tuileriss Gardens First class Family Hotel Lifs
JEwE sGRIk1S5 orr1sRRfRsfss' OBJECTS or ART
spEcATY 81 WEpb Ess osSnNEsr FROM 400
10 5000 francs. CH LABouRIAu Jeweller ll9
PRECIOUS S "' sToNEs. opAIs SPECIALITY, DuBNIK
DAxDSp rEk FsEcfots 4 s6 sflsss Emil.
Au FHi De SoE
TIES. Rue du Havre Boulevard iaussmann.
HussoS BTJourIER. JEwELLER.
AXIS GEss'
EAU M F &c ssf Phi mn as s X
JEwEh Isa1i fSI s. rf Works
LIE ROY n Fills, HORLOGERS DE La MARINE, 13
SHIRE CLOVES BREEcIs RACINE Gnu coLoRs
e, Fos THE MOST STYLISH
Partisan ladies' Caroline RebouN ~ Rue de In Paix.
LINGERIE DE IIArTE ELEGANCE, DRESSES, CO.'S
MNEs bE vE EtF s E"f s q S SrrSruRE
Regemte and Corset Cuirass. Y Rue ,uber first floor
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES. FERRY.
II Rue Scribe. Unepualled for stylish ladies.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS FEATHERS FOR DRESSES,
Head Dresses first class. Butler, Frere 4 Suura,
lat 10 D FIR Sem" EMULSION rERFuMED GIVING
beauty to compcNon L. ]. Piyer 10 Boulevard ia
Strashourg
EAU DENTIFRICE PHILIPPE AND oDoNTHALINH
Dental PasteL ~ Rue d'Enghein
| RESTAURANT VELOUR, JNE, " CHESNE SUCCR.
Pslas Royal, talere yalois lo7, les, lts.
| DINER NATIONAL CArELATN. la PALAIS ROYAL.
Deieuner. 3 francs: Diner. 8 francs. win compris
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FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
BROADWAY, MADISON SQUARE
OPEN SUNDAY FROM NOON TO 10 =. NJ

OPEN SUNDAY FROM NOON TO 10 r. NJ.
@--------
GRAND EXPOSITION
'AASD t dhASb EXPOSITION
GRAND EXPOSITION
o os
Sass SATIN AsEB A ASD
E EASsy Bones sSxEs
s sSSsSSSIEHhs,
Ak7IsTHG F FSEsEEAESs.
NUM-
Der OF THESE
PATTERNS HAVE FIG.
uRED AT THE PARIS EXPOSE
TIoS. ALL ARTICLES EXHIBITED AT
THIS ESTABLISHMENT HAVE BEEN Sc
LEcTED FROM THE LEADING MANuFAc-
TURERs IN PARIS RENOWNED
FOR THEIR ELEGANT
WORKMANSHIP AND
TASTE.
NAiLLARD's
$ $ $aSEE|:4
CHOCOLATES
A ASP P PEt!S!Sys
AND DELICIOUS
CARACAS
s sEEAkFAsT
C C6c3A,
AWARDED THE
GOLD MEDAL
GOLD MEDAL
GOLD MEDAL
at the
PARIS EXPOSITION, 1879
PARIS EXPOSITION, 1873
DcRes all imported chocolates as to quslity and
price.
IMMENSE CONSUMPTION.
IMMENSE CONSUMPTION.
Sold by
PARK 4 TILpoRD
ACKER, MERRALL CONDIT,
and all leading grocers the Uuted States canadas
Report Of the Jury Of the Universal Exposition -
CHAMP DIX MARS, PARIS Oct II. 1878.
Tho International Jury unanimously accord to Henry
Maard Of Now York. the Medal for the perfection
superiority Of his productions in Chocolate and Con-
fectioneryn
Rapport Tsxtuel du Jury de rExpostion Unversellc;
CnAHr DE MARS, PANS, 81 oct 1873.
10 jury international q accorde, runanimte. In Me-
daiile Or Henry Mailard de York pour la perec
ton la superiorte Dc produs Chocols ct Conf
seriesn
T Doors and SHoKs
Recommended by all phy sicians.
| ,ls6 Broadway, corner 18th st.
on TUESDAY, rnE PATH INST.
WILL TAKE PLACE
THE CHRISTMAS DRAWING
OF THE
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
prize of 5ooooo pesos
rrirc ~ 10000 pesos
prize Of 5000 pesos
prize of ;;............... 1917 pesos
u prizes Of 500 pesos each ,1uD pesos
appro xnations Of 2UyI each ........ 1900 pesos
g., $1,000 pesos
BEWARE OF corNTERfEIrs.
~ A. MARTINEZ 4 CO.. BANKERS.
10 Wall st.. basement
A-BRADLEE's ALICLANA.
I.ss. Ts'Is. i isr Sss 9sst
Ladies, Toilets Tor weddings and reception.
Ladies' Toilets s IA si.S%. the use
A tsi.na cures cures s,.siss '''''
Xeiana only cosmetic Endorsed BY leading chemists
Aciana has met With unparalleled success.
HH ei ana IS for sale BY iii arurrs.s.
THE QUEEN OF sHEBA
wondered ct the marnihcence Of solomon she would have
Se"desa ' ms,s had .S see, Tina & a
effect They coating Of DIAMOND prcciptated by vol
is' sS',Hp eSs ssasn al spoaasas
18th st. New York Price list seat FREQ have no
agents
WARN DIVERSIONS
| largest stock ia the city.
| SELF AcrSG OvkRsitots,
| put on and on without using the hands
| BROOKS, ! ,liB Broadway, corner 18th st. |
n -----
A.-HoI IDAY HATS, SEAL CAPS AND GLOVES,
for gentlemen, Mt popular prices F!xt sIlk llAr y,
BURKE, ia Broadway.
A.--SELTzER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
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A.--HoI IDAy HATS, SEAL CAPS AND GLOVES,
BURKE. ia Broadway.
A--sELTZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER A. sTEPrANI 4 CO ~ New st., sole
imua
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. WARN OyKRsnoks
largest stock ia the city.
SELF. ACriSC OykRsuots.
put IN and 81 without using the hands.
BROOKS, ,lu1 broadway. corner 18th It.
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rtrv at-prx pr suEpA

THE QUEEN OF SHEBA
wondered 81 the Of Solomon she would have
wondered stl more had she iIusPnRry's P,RissS
DIAMONDS upon which neither time nor wear have any
effect They are coating Of diamond pccpitated by vol
action pure crystal base They for sale only at
r. HUMPHREYS lew ry establishment. Slo Broadwa
corner 18th ST. Now York Price list seat FREQ have no
agents.
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royalty aud nobility
putronisc the elegant
pEi,t,K\\lk COLOGNE.


putronisc the elegant
BELGRAviA COLOGNE
THE .pIANo ELF-ACCOMpANIsT."-By A SIM
plc thod you learn play without notes merit
fious book. Scc Musical column.
THERE'S NOW BUT LITTLE SYMPATHY FOR PAIN
Such a afiict the careless every day,
who constantly ~ countless Ills complain,
That In a moment can be swept away.
Their Rheumatics, Toothachcs, Coles, Sprains,
And all such common ailments they can foil,
IL only they have just enough OF brans
To yet bottle ~ keNNK's MsGIc ulL.
Sold By VII druggists. Sample bottles free al depot
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FINE SILK HATS. So 30 WORTH 50; NOBBY
Dcrbys 81 M. worth 81 IL New Church St., stairs
HAVE YOU TRIED DIR. UNDERHIIL'S PURE
WINES the Croton Point vine, For sale by
dr. uirts mud gIo,efs.
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LESTER SAW.

That boy Of yours can earn enough with L$rkR saw
In twenty days pay for IT, lie will do " fnrnisl
him tn. machine the work l. more pleasing than play
IL consists Of scroll circular saw turning lathe
tools drill emery wheel designs, and many other things
Price ~ MIILERS FALLS tOMrANl
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MERRY CHKlSTMAS.-BOOlS AND SHOES,
With beautiful ToKT SLIPPERS useful gifts for the hvi
day :; patronifo; open evening 49,,
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FINE DRESS SHIRTS. COLLARS. CUFFS. &C.
order in supercr style and q .w prices
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We can s.e pleasure " reason Ia the converting
OF a baby show, but confess could never the
cause reasonable otherwise for fas mems
unless he the fact that misery loves company
For ~ or men, whose several weights range from no
pounds hold convention simply because of
much surplus asoirupos Is absurd to say the least IL 10
Games doubiy when reflect that obesity Is disease
What would think OF many persons eniaciaed Wy
cun pton holding convention to compare their rela
tiye weights There Is but ground upon which
would another fat mems convention and that is
thsy will discuss the merits uf ALLANs ANTI
FAT the known remedy for obesity II Is safe and
liable Sold BY druggists.
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The Greatest Medical Discovery since the Cro1-
ton Of Adn, or srnce the Commence
ment Of The Christian Era.
There never has been n time when the
healing of SO many different diseases has
been caused by outward application us the
present. 1t is an undisputed TACT that over
mali OF the entire population OF the globe re-
sort To the use OF ordinary plasters.
DIR. MELHIN's CAPsICUM Porous PLAsTERs
are acknowledged by all who have used
them, to act quicker than any other plaster
they ever before tried, and that one OF these
plasters VIII do more real service than "A hum
dred of the ordinary kind. All other plns-
tiers are slow OF action, and require to be
Worn coutinnally to elect a cure; but with
these " is entirely different; the instant one
is applied the patient will feel its effect.
Physicians in ali ages have thoroughly
and II has always been more or less used as a
medical agent for an outward applications;
but ! Is only of a very recent date that its ad-
Santages In "a porous plaster have been dis
covered. Being, however. convinced OF tue
wonderful cures effected by DIR. MELvIN's
CAPsIcuM PoRors PLssTERs and their supe-
riority over all other plnsters, they now
actually prescribe them, In their practice. for
such diseases as rheumatism, pain in the side
the use OF plasters or linlment. After you
have tried other plnsters and linlments. and
they have JAILED, and you want a certain
cure, ask your drugI- Isl for DIR. MELvIN's
CAPsIcuM PoRoUs PLASTER You can hardly
belieye your own convictions of Its wonder
iul effects. Although powerful and quick in
It's action, you can rely on Its safety for the
most delicate person to wear, as II IS free
from lead aud other poisonous material COM
plasters. One trial is a sufficient guarantee
of Its merits, and one pinsi er will sell hun
dreds To your friends.
ASK your druggist for DIR. MARvIS's CAP
sIcuM PoRoUs PLASTER and lake no other;
or, on receipt of D cents for one, 81 for five, or
2 for a dozen, they will be mailed. post paid,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
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CHEYENNE MARKETS
Grocrrie-, train. Provisionr, Esc.

Corrected weekly by whippie 4 Hay. Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and commission
Merchanta. -
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/ Jan

OF course You can. You show il in YOU
looks, in your motion, in your speech, AM,
everything else. Every attitude shows thai
your body hiss q soul, and is inhabited by
resolution and moral sense. I eau! A
brave, hearty, soulful, manly expression
There is character, force, vigor, determine
ton, and will in il. The words have a spirit,
sparkle, and pungency about them, not TO
be..resisted nor forgotten. There lis q word
OF meaning expressed, nailed down, epigram-
mised, and crammed, so as to speak, into
these few letters. Whole lectures are there,
AID sermons of mighty grandeur and elo-
quence, on the stern and solid virtues. We
like to hear the young man speak II out
bravely, boldly, determined, as though il
was an ortstretching of his entire nature-e
reflection Of mis- inner soul. II tsl,s OF some.
thing that is earnest, sober. serious-of
something that will race and battle with the
world, when tho way is open for it.
lean! What n spirit, purpose, intensity,
reality, In the phrasel 1t is q strong ann, q
stout heart a bold eye, a firm spirit, an in
domitable will. We never knew of a man
possessed of its energy, vitality, u~nsubdued
and energetic fire, thatdid not attain q place
of some distinction among his fellows.
How should've may say how could, Il
have beer otherwisei Take Franklin, WASH
ington, Wilberforce, Ferguson, La Place,
and all the master spirits that have found o
name Gnd a place on the page of history,
and where is the nation, where is the people,
among whom they would not be distinguish
ed? 1t could not be otherwise. 1t is the
nature, constitution, order, necessity, the
very inevitability of things and events, that
it should be 80. lean! rightly and truly
said, and then clenched and riveted by the
manly and heroic deed, is the real secret,
the true philosophy, of all great mems lives.
They took I can for q motto, and then went
forth and made of themselves and the world
exactly what they pleased
Then, young men, hear US, IL it be only
this once. II you would be something more
than a common, prosy wayfarer in life, Just
put these magic words On your lips, and
their musing, hopeful, expanding philosophy
into you heart and arms. Say, Todn! and
do it, and your are a man whose fortune will
soon be made, and blessed with the recollec-
ton Of making it yourself.
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Good Advice Don't"

Don't insult q poor man. His muscles
may be well developed. ~
Don't fret. The world will move on as
usual after you are gone.
Don't color meerschaums for a living. II
is simply dyeing by inches.
Don't say: II told you So" Two to one
you never said o word about it.
Don't throw dirt in your teachers eyes.
1t would injure the pupil.
Don't worry about the ice crop. Keep
coil and you will have enough.
Don't turn up your nose at light things.
Think Of bread and taxation.
Don't buy g coach to please your wife.
Better make her a little sulky.
Don't write long obituaries. Save some
Of your kind words for those living.
Don't imagine that everything is weaken
ing. Butter is strong in this market.
Don't mourn over financial grievances.
Bide your time and real sorow will come.
Don't put on airs in your new clothes.
Remember the tailor is suffering.
Don't be too sentimental. A dead heart,
properly cooked, will make q sayory meal.
Don't ask your pastor to pray without
notes. How else can he pay his provision
bill?
Don't depend wholly on prepared glue.
II will not mend broken promises.
Don't linger where ''your love lies dream
ing" Wake her up and tell her to get the
breakfast.
Don't stand and point the way to heaven.
Spiritual guide-boards save but few sinners.
Don't worry about another mans bust
ness. A little selfshness is sometimes CON-
mendable.
Don't attempt to punish all your enemies
at once. You can't do a large business with
a small capital.
Don't imagine that you can correct all the
evils in the world. A grain of sand is not
! prominent in a desert.
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Popular Proverbs.

"Tt takes a clever man to make a fool
Ills is true. 1 know it from personal ex-
P~nrience.
1T is a wise child that knows his own
n:her,"-I can't see myself that the child
nss 10 be wiser than the father.
THE early bird catches the worm."-Lc
Dim; who wants to catch worms?
THE laughter of fools is like the cracking
IF thorns under the pot."-Never having
scard thorns crackle under pots, / can't say.
at is never too late to mem My boot
,aakcr saws this amt true, and he ought to
know.
Gas the twig is bent, so is the tree in
c!ined."-Yes; / twig that.
when the win is in. the wit is OUT
IF course; who oouH be funny on cold wat
u?
"Good wine needs no bush. NO; one
mly wants a corkscrew and a glass.
THE loud laugh proclaims the vacant
nlind."-There must be a goodish lot of
Empty heads about, then.
Never put o5 till tomorrow what you
=tn do to-day."-I don't; / always make O
point of finishing the bottle.
"a contented mind is q perpetual feast"
I can't make this out at all. I am con-
snted, yet l got faint when dinner isn't
plnctual.
EARLY to bed and early to rise makes
one both healthy and wealthy and wise."-
Al, well, my brother tried that one for
twenty-five years. Now he's in the Free
Hospital.
Never say die."-I never DO.
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Tobacco speedily exhausts the soil in which
i, grows, as may be judged from the large
amount of ash which it contains. Every ton
of perfectly dry leaves carries OF from the
soil from four to five hundredweight of min.
,rl matter-that is, as much as is contained
in fourteen tons of the grain Of wheat.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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