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Daily Republican., 1878-12-07
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|ENOR SALE A highly improved Farm 10
" lO3 acres, in White Clay Creek Hun
Pred. All enclosed with Usage Hedge, divided
|nto5 fields, Large Apple Orchard in full
pairing Public Schools adjoining the Farm
PlIdings, Large mansion double tenant
Fouse, Barn, Granary, and all other buildings
Fecessary on a first-class farm, miles from
Patton on p. W. h b. K. r., Centrally loca-
ki miles from Wilmington. Apply to
|NO. W. WHITEMAN, Real Estate Agent,
" Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
Drt23 W&s-d&w q
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07
Calvary To.,norrow Evening.

Dr.Louderback will preach in Calvary
church on Sunday evening, on "The
Second coming of our Divine Lord tc
Judge the world.' DR.. l.. is an able
preacher and the sermon On the occa
sion will be interesting and instruc.
tive.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

ILNDh SALt.--A three story brick house l07
IL West Seventh street, pleasantly situa-
fed Also two good lots, on +. Sixth street,
opposite the post-oiiice, might be made Ii bust
fess place, house Ga Washington street for
! ket 4. rect. nY21
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

IL bath, No. 6Oj East Sixth street, in good
frier; possession Immediately.
DWELLING No 70T Church street rooms
Also number of small dwellings Tor sale In
tlHerent parts Of the city. Apply TO I'M
GdAULLEY CO., 6oo Market street.
Del. sep25
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

tWR SALE.-A Farm In White Clay Greek
Hundred, ll2 acres, about 100 acres clear,
Ialahce Growing wood. A never failing
E.tam through the farm. Buildings snifi
peh'' situation beautiful and healthy, title
|"o1 and clear, 0 miles from Wilmington.
beaF Churches, Schools, Mills and Shops
'Ge $50 peracre cash, very cheap.
AhDd Timber Tract OF 90 acres, title clear,
|'ar ai Salem Church. Price $500 cash
aSo 4 Farm In Pencader. rs acres, title
Pynr IT., Price $500 cash. Apply to .INO. W.
'hlFEMAN, No, 2 w. Fourth street.
nyl3-wdA st-dSw
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

FC,OR RENT.-A titstclass 400 acre larm
IT within ten miles oithls city Possession
gwen March rs next Apply to John "
|Whtteman, Real Estate Agent, No. ives
Fourth street Wilmington, or Christiana. i'el
scp5-l 5-ltd-wti
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

NOR SALt. Essex Pigs.
Z for breeding purposes from SIX weeks
OLD aud upwards. Awarded first premium at
MIdiietown Fair A. EHLINTnN. New
castle Ave near City line nvg-d&wtt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

|LNOK SALE.-a3o0 shares OF Clayton Loan
In stock, new series at one dollar share,
hsw plan, loaning the iuli amount and col
letting premium monthly. N. L.. LlCHftN.
ISTElN. Secretary. nvl4-lm
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

NOR RENT The third-story irOntroom
southwest corner OF Fourth and Market,
utable 70 business purposes. Rent 50 per
month. dcc@-3t
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07
WHOLESALE PRICES.

We have purchased direct
ly from first hands 1 case Of
upin'S all-wOOl French
MerinOs and Cash meres, in
all Of the latest a nd most de-
sirabie cOlOrs and shades,
which we will offer at the
low price Of IS cents, and,
as regards Beauty Of Ap-
pearance and Durability in
wea., they are Superior to
any goods in the market.
NOTE.-The quail y is limi
ted, and only tllOse who call
early will procure an un-
precedented Bargain. Those
who cannot come in person
will pleas. send for va IN pies.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

hNOR SALE.-Une brick house. Two frame
u houses with N acres Of land. with car.
age house, stable and Ice house Store and
f'oe shop, at Mechanicsville, White Clay
""k Hundred-go0d neighlorhood, good
hinesa stand. and healthy. Price $3.50 cash,
XVII be exchanged for city property, or sold
|" Il not sold by Dec. 2bth, 1873, will be To-
Ehl Apply to .INO. W. WHlrEMAN. W
I0lr'h street. sep25-d- wed -sat&w
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

IENOR SALE rhree.story brick, front and
~ side, 5l2 West Sixth street
lhTec.story brick, o04 French street, side
(sM
Three. story brick, 7o2 Tatnall street
Halfsqua Q ground. on West street, 18th to
1911 streets.
All these properties will he sold at great
argans, and on very easy terms.
VIM. TATNAIII, o02 Market street
uYE3. .2faW lu
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

|INOR SALE.--A very desirable property on
III the southwest corner Of Sixth and Mar
let streets Apply 10 q. CHANDLER, 905
Market street. dc4-u
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

NOR SALE.-Three-story Brick House, IN
III grooms In good orier, house 17h l
Ieet front Price s2ioa. !. A. BOND n co,
h Shipley street. deeh-5td
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
TTEErH FOX ALL THE rEt,PLL.
Beautiful Teeth at %, IS, - and
$40 per set. Teeth extracted with. ~
out pain by the use of gas Over
thirty years experience.
DIR. GALLAGHER,
No 1886 Market street.
DRoPERTY TO REM
JOHN W. WHITMAN
REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTlNG
AGENT,
NO. 2 WEST FOURTH STREET,
WILMINaT IN, DEL.
Dwelling Houses rented or sold on reasona
Die terms. The renting and selling OF farms
a specially, also convevancing done. ang2a
HoMER A. HERR,
ARTIST AND DESIGNER,
STUDIO ROOM, NO. 10 MASONIC
TEMPLE.
Teacher of Painting and drawing in all
its branches including free hand oh ect,
perspective and mechanical. Pupils in the
In Public schools can take lessons after school
hours, to those preierring lessons at houses
will be given. Portraits painted in the finest
styles. Satisfaction guaranteed.
For those 0b)ecting to sitting a photo will
answer. Old pictures carefully copied. All
kinds of
DRAWING AND DESIGNS
made In the most careful and artistic manner.
Terins reduced and very moderate.
REFRRENCE.-H. 5. MCCoMB, r. X. ROB-
INseN Il Co., and J. b. TANruId, M. d.
sep23-Sm
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

IEOR REN1.-House, barden, Orchard
III aud stabling. with pasture for one COW
ba my farm near Greenyiie, Christiana Hun
Bred ROBERT MORROW. dc2 3td-gtwt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

Rev. Willard G. Day of Baltimore,
will preach in the New Jerusalem
church, Delaware Avenue and Wash
ington streets, next Sunday morning at
half past ten O'Clock. Subject, Cross
ing the Jordan. Sunday school at
o'clock.
John Fehrenback has taken out let
ters of administration on the estate Of
Remie Hitler, late of this city.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

yIYANTED.-A girl TO do general house.
w work, I'll Ship,ey street. doo-sta'
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07
WANTED.

WANTED Two good Tuners at once.
w MITCHELL h co. ny2su
1IyANTED. "A horse tor It's iced for this
w winter. Light work, AT No. 23l King
street. debts
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

NyANTED.- .-ueuvereI every week al my
w stall In Third street market, nicely
dressed Poultry and game, Tor which the
highest cash price will be paid on delivery
n. b. APPLETON. nvl2-u
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

yYyANTED A SlTUAT1ON.-A young
w married man with fair education,
would like u situation rs salesman, or 40
oountant Satisfactory reference given. Ad.
dress, &C. j r, this office. oce-2ts
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

WANTED An American girl to do gen
| w eral housework, In private family, one
that understands cooking. Inquire at 4oo
Poplar street. dc3
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

WANTED. by II yo ing lady situation
w In dry goods or notion store. Good
reerence, Address II. " this office. dc6-3t
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07
10 !. TO $1,000 '%vs;',H IN W.iI

Book 'cks o make fortunes every month.
fess n "nt lree explaining everything. Ad-
ryct nA4 24TER n CO.. d nkers. II Wall
''' l. sp26tu.th.st-Aw
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

i19 ,1o9 delaware Avenue,
,@,a' ,%' Delaware Avenuc,
o' ,-1' De aware Avenue,
I4, II4 W est street,
9lo sn ,!!atnall street,
II, l',- Market street,
'l7 lalnaIl street.
w, " French street,
iIo4 o44 Jefferson str, ct,
Wry W",, 'Stnall street. Apply to M. M. CHILD.
4~-,s.,-Ntnlh street. nv2312Le-O-d
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07
FOR sALEOR RENT.

NOR RENT House No. 9lo spruce street,
Ave rooms. l.. Il. VAN KLEEcK, 9l3
Market street. decIlw
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

-'"R NALE.-One Of tho oost dairy an
.u grain Farm In the State. Situate
H." .a|iie Hundred, about miles from W
THetoh. On the State roa1. within 2 miles
'Innlohs on Delaware Railroad COntain
10" acres Of land, good and suscept bic OF
~ Ment. This tarm now pays 6per cent
WI IaXcs and Insurance A never iailina
,h ,,h OF sprihg water uns through the 40
| Watering all the fields. Large lawn IN
, o. dwelling, large barn and all neces sary
u'igs. This farm will be sold very ci,ca,
applied for soon. j. w. W. ITEMAN.
Sep2s-til,janl
NDR pnnr, t-..-.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

NOR SALE.-A large lot OF Horse manure
|T and Ofia from Morocco Factory. JOHN
n BAKER, T03 East Fifth st. nv9.dSwti
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
DEspoNDENCY AND SUICIDE.

JAMES TEMPEST, coPYTsT, OUT OF EMPLOY
MEST, FOUND IN AN OPEN Lon UP TOWN
WITH BULLET WOUND IN HIS HEART.
To tho west OF the Grand Boulevard, between
Ninety -ourth and Ninety-aish streets, there arc
several open lots which at time termed part Of
the old Broadway Park. Some years ago The place
was studded with fruit tross and was known "rns
Orchard" Horc In tho ccntro Of this open field, the
dead body OF a man found lying OH the sward
yesterday morning ny onnoer Haghos, of the Thirty
arst procncL Word was at once despatched
to ths station house, and Captain lyman
responded In person. AT nrst u was supposed
that tho dcccasod some unfortunate person who,
while intoxicated, had wandered from the hIs hway
and lay down under tho shade OF a wido branching
cherry tree to sleep or his dobauch, and had there
dod from tho ELECTS Of iqnor The wasicoat was
unbutloncd and thrown back, thereby exposing she
bosom OF the shirt. Captain lyman thought no do.
and threw tho wastcoai urther oack, whom
10 the suspcnder, aud beneath IT small wound
directly above tho heart
Dihgent search failod TO reveal revoiver or any
other hrearm which would point 10 suicide rs tho
cause OF death. Tho theory OF murder was- shefe-
fore, adopted In the absence Of any cew vhch could
establish the TACT that tho man had died by his own
hand. Inspector Thorne reached the spot Captain
lyman was oxamining the clothing IN The hope OF
coming At some papers which could lead TO the
identity Of the deceased.
TROOPS or sufcrpB.
Among bundle Of letters and papers vas found .
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

business card or the White Star Hotel, No. 2ol Cham
bers street. kept by LOUIS Lnnernan On the back Of
misery Is mine" which was traced on the Top
OF the card In bold, round hand. and directly be-
meath was written-
This revolver beon Is Louis Lin who loaned IL
to 20 XIII eats Please let returned 30 him Ills
address Is ON the other eide Of this card
From other papers ana Documents IL was ascertained
that tho mans name WAS James Tempest; that he ad
an offies No. 206 Broadway, and was oopyist He
had letters from several leading business houses tesl
lying TO mis- character anc intelligence AMONG these
houses was tnat OF Drexei, Morgan Co. rhe letter
from the Inter hrin was as foows:-
for the position which be asd being quiet asnvs ana
Tho following, written by the deceased, was also
iound among his snects:-
No. 2o6 BRoADwAr. Roox 1874
Msssrs L4wsrscx, JOHNSON Co.. No. io7 Chestnut
urnrLs.rs heard that you are extensively or.
gagged in the Br.silan trade and that you nave mouse
take the liberty desiring to 10 70 Brazil OF MP
jaa In OooHfsspinS and in the French languages
s.issstoriy aud ~sies could earn TAR living
family ana can rssr smsss others to such srms az
Drexe. Morgan Co. Very respectfully. 49,,
DRIVEN TO DESPAIR
The reply TO this communication was not q favora-
BILE one. Ii was 10 the effect that ave have nos
place TO give you either here or at Brazil" rnis ex
ting usher on his hopes no doubt drove him to de-
spondency and despair II was evident inat deceased
tuEos, from the number Of letors he mad IN pos
session applying ior situation. Except the letters
referred 10 Iothin. found his person OF any
consequence. He had nc money or valuabiss. but
respectfully dressed.
Alter prolonged but truitless search for the miss
ng revolver Captain lyman mad the BODY conveyed 10
the Nnety-nIDtn Street Hospital and thence II was
removed TO the Morgue.
IL appears that Notwithstanding the statement
tanned IN the letter addressed TO tho Philadelphia rm,
the deceased has "a wife and Two chiliren iIving Ae
was, however, aeparaled from his family He had led
precarious existence Tor several months. He had
bsen In receipt OF 81 week from father In Men
trcal who is wealthy retired merchant; but recently
these remttaLccs, owing to sono family troubles, had
been stopped Mr.. Tempest occupied q desk In the
Eoeang Post Building, In ihs law ollos OF General
Crock, whore he was occasionally employed as copy
st. Recently his habits had Undergone change, and
he did not attend To business. few DAYS ago
In the oice, with pistol III his possession, and tue
fact attracted attention., as he had not been
curry one before. He was Ut tue olce " Mcdncsday
morning lor snort time. Roundsman AcArthur ana
officer Smitl, oil the fbirynrst procinci, are conn
deut that they deceased last Wednesday night
Alderman Simobson's barbecue, at Lion Park
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
HORRIBLE MURDER.

AN AGED LADY KILLED AND HER DAUaHTER
PROBABLY FATALLY WOUNDED FOE PLUM
DER.
[pY TELEaaAPR TO THE HERALD
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 10, 1878.
horrible murder occurred . lew miles from this
city this morning. Mrs. Farmer, lady Of moro than
eighty years, living With her two daughters, was
Murdered by unknown persons passing neighbor
discovered smoke issuing from the house, and break
Ing the door down, entered. Hc ioand the bsd on
Hrs pot full OF 1.-Two Goals having boom empted II.
On the door lay Mrs. Farmer, with her forehead
crushed In, dead Ae removed ths bsddng and called
the nsighbors One OF the daughters was
with notgnbor. The other was found after
search ~ corner, with her skull 6rokon
In, tnssnsibls. She could tell nothing, and will prob
ably die II Is thought sno md been outraged There
10 but slight Glow tns murdersrs. Mrs. Farmer
supposed to have considerable money. Two
negro passed through the settlement just alter
the murder and people are looking Tor them.
white neghbor. who has mysIsriousy disappeared, Is
also suspected and detectives on his track. rho
murder wac discovered fcw moments after II was
committed, as pnssars saw the Old Iady sitting In the
door, knitting, just before the murder
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
EDWARD MOLLOY,
Died September II, 1878.
Aoau az vaars


The interment will take place to-day in CALVARY
Cemetery the procession leaving "rhe" Aliens resi-
dence, No. 133 West Houston street, at Que O'Clock
Mr.. Aiicn self mas given the ordors concerning
the funeral and will bear all the expense Hc at The
very FIRST expressed desire that tho remains should
be taken TO his house, but the woman Rosy
Brown put In Claim for the body Coroner waitman
thought best 10 send them TO the undertaker's
HAD THE PISTOL.
In the aiternooon Aen had many visitors to his
cell, IN the Fifteenth precinct station house.
Through the courtesy Of Captain Byrnes me
HERALD reporter was allowed 70 see him,
and received a glad welcome from tho prisoner.
Mr.. Allen looked more cheerful than he did
before hearing the testimony at the inquest. He cx
planned to the reporter how no came carry the PTS
toi TO tho meeting Of the Filth Assembly nationals
on Monday evening. He was connected with the
Shupo organization, which was about coales-
cling With the Lallor or Hanlon branch.
Al previous meeting he had some words
with W. A. A. Carsey, VINO then determined, as he
thought on pushing Hanlon forward III the Joint or
ganizations. Monday night had beoa set tor meet
ing Of the forty-lour chairmen OF district commit.
tees, twenty-five from each organization, and
some avI districts ON tho Shups side being
without regular chairmen, attempt was
made by Carsey and others TO I'LL them
up with .'bulLdozers" and have things their own
way. He said II LOGGED as II they were to have big
light, he went there prepared only 10 defend him
self Ii It came TO tho worst Everything OF dis
agreeable nature avoided, however, by post
ponement Of decided action.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
REILLY ACQUITTED.

The trial OF John Reilly tor tho murder OF Oflccr
John O'Bren, In a liquor saloon Ninth avenue,
in the month Of August 1854 (the details OF which
hsvo already been fully published In the HsRALD),
concluded yesterday in Part OF the Court Of General
Sessiona The jury retired At one p NJ. and after
absence Of one hour returned with verdict Of not
gailiy. Assistant District Attorney Horrtng then
moved that the prisoner bo remanded TO await his
trial indictment charging him with being I'M
picated In o burglary committed at hardware store
on Eighth avcnue IN 1863. Mr.. Mott, las counsel.
asked that his client be admitted 70 bail and Judge
Sutherland fixed the amounJ at s., 500
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
CIGARS AND A JIMMY.

omcsr Hull, Of tho Tenth prcc,nct arrested Francis
Waller, a pockctbook makor, Of No. l6 Delsncoy
street, yesterday morning while rolling q barrel
taning l. 500 cigars and steel jimmy along street
rhey had been taken from the bsh Of Frod-
orick Gosnen. Of No. 100 stanton street Tho ac-
the barrel his back when capturod. He was com.
nitted In the Essex Market Police Court in $4,000.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
CAN THIS BE TIE GIRL?

BoSDour, N. Y, Sept 10, 1878.
A special despatch IRON saugsrtics to the Daily
Freeman says great excitement prevails there In
sequence OF the belief that body recently found
on Sutsn Island Is that OF Anne Hommell,
beautiful German gir, who myster ousIy
left homo some months ago and who has not since
been heard ironi. She was snciente az The time Of
her disappearance. Hcr tather and tho Rev. Mr..
LIGHTER berg leave Tor New York tonight 10 examine
tna remains and Identify thom N posgiblc
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
FELL FROM THE FIFTH STORY.

Felix Clossman, forsy-nve years Of age, who re-
sided In Fifteenth street. near avenue A. fell TO the
ground IRON tho nith Story, yesterday, whe ut work.
at No. TIA Worth street, iraoturing both his legs
causing conclusion Of the brain. Tno ipjurca man
WINS ,aken the Chambers Street Hospital. where he
Lies ia q critloaI CONDITION..
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

Molloy's physician for some time; las. winter Molloy
very sick at Aliens house and witness thought
be would die; Mooy told the doster that he had no
means and would like to De sent to hos
psal, but whom the matter was broached 10 Alien
he would not listen to II; he told the
witness TO give him all possible care and paid the
bis himself; he never saw any person more kind 70
another than Allen to Moioy that season more
recently Allen tho street, who said 10 him.
.'You must lecture Molioy again, as he 10 drinking
freely"
Coroner woltmsn here announced that, AZ some OF
the most important witnesses could not be iound, no
would adjourn the proceedings until eleven O'Clock
this morning The witness particularly referred 10
Rosa Brown whose counsel IN her trial Tor ogamy
stated that she would certainly be produced to-day
Before goipg out Allen Was led 10 little antero0m,
where many Of his friends followed him. An Affect.
Ing took place between himself and his
daughter. Sho threw herself upon bis neck and
cried bitterly. while he SO moved that
he could hardly nnd words with which TO
comfort her. But when she had left him Allen re-
sumed his extraordinary composure and shook hands
cordially with dozen friends who crowded about and
poured words OF sympathy into his ear, that were all
the moro tonching because OF their roughness Then
ho was lod away by Captain Byrnes
VICTIMS YUSKRAL
The body Of Molloy lay in Lenke's undertaking es-
tabiishment all day. The face was visible, and hnn
dfeds OF people went in for farewell glance at the
regular and almost handsome features. The plate
upon the burial casket reads:-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-26

GE MARX THIS BoYs.--Did you ey-
or know q man who grew rich by fraud.
continue successful through life. and
leave q fortune at DEATH
This question was pat 70 q gentleman
WHO had been in business forty years.
After rejecting awhile he replied:
Not one. have seen many men
become rich rs II By magic. and win
golden opinions when some little thing
led TO an exposure of their fraud aud
they have fallen into disgrace and ruin.
Arson, perjury, murder. and suicide arc
common crimes With those who make
haste TO be rich regardless Of The
means. rfH 19fEs 81. l
Boys stick pin here. You will soon
be men. and begin 90 act with those
who make money. Write this good
mans testimony in your mind, and,
with I; put CHS word Of Col: THe
that hasteueth 90 be rich hath an evil
eye, and considercth noe that poverty
shall come upon him.
Let tho words lead YOU 20 resolve TO
make haste slowly when Won go into
business il the alter of making money
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-26

81 Mr.. John Lindsey, frci0h brake.
man on the Baltimore and Ohio. switch.
ing cars az Piedmont. was, on the 23rd
inst rUu owes and botb Of his legs we're
cut off Ho vill probably die nc
lives at Mart.nsaur and has G. vito
and two chNi.c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-26


w. SPLENDID ENGINEEIING The
grest anthracite fire which has been rag
ing in the mines Of the Butler coal works
near PiLtson, Pa, for many months, and
which seriously threatened in short
time TO nna crmine that town. has been,
it is believed. efIectually headed OF by
surrounding it, with an immense egI
sufficiently deep and wide, to Isolate il
from other and more valuable workings.
The work was commenced on the 18th
ofJanuary, and has been prosecuted
WITH vi9or day and night ever since
and is now about completed This i'm
mense cut, which strikes from the sur
face down through the rock oyerhapg-
ing the coal vein itself 20 the clay be-
meath. is being lined on each side with a
solid wall OF stone six feet ia thickness.
It's constructed in the shape OF q horse
shoe. and owing TO the yielding nature
Of the earth in some portions Of the sur.
face thc task has been a herculean one
from the beginning. The engineer WHO
designed and carried this work through
is Mr. Charles r. Conrad, son Of tho
late Hon Robert Y. Conrad (of " in
chester, Va. .aI.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-26


|. OVER EarING IL Sl;MMER.-Thc Trcn-
ton Gazette, says: All the Trustworthy
hygienists aud medical authorities are
unanimous in recommending. fruits and
vegetables. as the hes: and most appro-
priate, fool Cor ibis ,ssasol. and that The
| eating Of much meat, rich grayies,, ete..,
is carefully TO be Sustained from. And
yet there is not one person in ten, who
carefully and intelligently follows this
advice In hotels ANIL boariiqs bouse-
people gorge themselves with nc9ts
and gravics and pastry. and non der ,how
it is possible, after such strengthening
meal. that they feel so weak, .andsh,ky,
and nervous, and out OF, sorts. With
nothing but good bread and butter. and
a saucer Of good fruit for dinner tie
next day. the same person wonld have
marveled still more how in the world
such slim meal gave him strength and
elasticity OF spirits and improved health.
| Depend on il, n very large proportion
of tho physical Ills of life come from too
mach eating. There is Tut little Llan-
J ger OF note ating enough. The trouble
with ninastcnths Of ailing and chrohical-
| ly complaining people is dbjudicious
and incorporate eating. Leave offica-
ing so much meat &c greasy compounds
and rich pastry; aud try q simpler diet
for time, and, our word for it, you will
soon experience a great and marvellous
change come over tho spirit of your
mind. 3''Hngw 11d1DE eglt! lnn -