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Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
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Ts0pesaass O0esvs 1aseallsasl
Al the regular meeting Of .Waloll
Ledge, !. o. etc. r., held last evening
In the McClary building the following
oficeS were installed by Lodge Deputy
4. =. II. Martin:
w. c. T.--Chandl-r Way.
W. V. T.-Miss Louisa Martin.
W. S.--John T. Kenneday.
W. y. 8 Frederick Woodward.
w TIE. p. n, Martin. a
w. Chap Frank Whelen.
W. M.--tieorgs u. Byron.
W. A. S.--Miss Blla Wood.
w. !. G.--Reecs Pyle.
w. o. G.--Thomas V. Greer.
W. R. II. s.--Miss Clemmie D. Brad.
ford.
w. l.. II. S.--Mrs. Rebsccs Virtue.
An open public meeting Of III. Lodg.
will be held on Friday evening for
which a very entertaining literary pro,
gramme has been prepared.
Adanss' Exhibsssoss.
Rev. g. II. Adams Of Colorado, will
commence a series OF four illustrated
exhibitions on Monday evrring next in
st. Paul's NJ. X. Church and which will
b. held four successive evenings. To
those who attended these exhibitions at
the Union N, X. Church during tn.
past week no recommendation or praise
Is necessary, thr pictures speak for
themselves.
Monday evening will b. devoted 70
the exhibition Of scriptural scenes and
incidents, and Tuesday, Wednesday
aud Thursday evenings tG the Rocky
Mountains and other romantic scenery
In northern and southern Colorado and
Pacific. rhe season tickets Are so cents,
single admission Is cents, children 10
cents. No one can fail 10 BE- Interested
and pleased who attends. .......
Middi-tewn Dogs Poisoned.
The dog poison.r IL around In Mid
dl"town. During Tuesday night pieces
ot poisoned meat were scattered from
one end OF Maine street to the other.
and In less than twenty four hours ~
dogs were dead. As several dogs were
poisoned that were chained within the
snclosnr. Of their owners, Il Ia probable
that the poisoned meat was thrown
over u them.
The Transcript says, there Ia every
excuse for man who takes n gun and
deliberately slays a troublesome canine
that prowls ahout his premises In the
day or night, but We can only attribute
a wholesal" distribution o. poison In
the streets Of this town to what they
t. rm ont West freak Of pure cussed
upss -
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
KEGISTER's ORDERS.
ID EGlSTfR'S ORDER.
ftiISTf,R'S OFF L

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New CASTLE COUNTY, October :, 1873.
Upon the application OF John "urrrIl and
Samuel NOrrrll. AGIuInisi raturs Of Joseph
Wnrrcll Ilteoi NH Creek Hid in said county
deceased. II Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrators aforesaid
gly" notice Of granting OF letter. OF AduinIstrA-
tiOn upon tie estate Of the deceased. with
III, date Of granting thereof, hy causing ad-
vertiscmcnts to bc posted within forty days
from the date Oi such letters, in six Of the
most pubic places Of the county oi New Cas-
Tie. requiring all persons having demands
against the estate. 10 present the same, ~
tUnI" uy an act Of Assembly in such case
mlhrutd provided. And also cause the sam,
~ he inserted. within the sImc period IA tlr
DELAWARE REru BLICAN. n nuws.nper pub.
Ii'Lrd ia Wilmington ana to hr continued
therein three weeks te o ~.
Given under the hand and seal Of
I.s. office pf the Register aierpsail at
- New Castle, in Now Ct-tlc 'ounb
Aforesaid. TIE day and year above written.
>. G. BlGG% Register
tUTtCE-All persons h"y' ~ 'ltms againH
III, estate Of the deceased uu-t present tut
suHr duly att ,sted to u" 4 AIrln strHtors on .
before October I, 1879. or tDidr the act Of As
1cmhly in such ease made q" provided.
JOHN ", WORRELL, Administration.
SAMUEL WDkRELL, ''''''''''"'''''
Address Pleasant HilI. OctlO-t
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
LOCAL STOCKS AND BOMBS.
BA Nk ERS & BROk LRS
n. T.. Cor. Fourth and Market,
WILMINGTON, DELLA WARE
ID X. ROBINSON 4 CO..

FOR SALE
s shares Gas stock, - shares Of Farmers bank
Stock.
8 shares Wilmington n Brandywine b'nk stk
shares First National Bank stock
WANTED.
10 shares Masonic Hall stock.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold on commission. Every facil-
y afforded for persons TO sell invest In
stocks or bonds. 'ebI0-lv
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
s.pssssS IAs. ss,..

The man ioupA Arow ned In the Cb,
tiana on Sunlay last is Suppose
have been John Perry, . man q,
-rly employed upon the farm Of /,
Daniel Husbands near Elan, Dela.,
Comfy, Penns., hut had left II,
about . week before the drowning,
gentleman and couple OF iadi.s csl
upon Coroner Rose yesterday and /,
the description given II is snpp,
that the man was John Perry.
Accident.
About seven o'clock last even.
Charlse Cornell went up In the N
loft at the stable. In jefferson a,
Second street, and the rask br.as,I
hs frll to the floor, a distanc.of aloa
feet, striking his head on the floor
was taken to his resideuc- No. 20 a
penter street and DR.. Maull sunmal
to attend the lads injuries.
uaym~ws SWpper.
We have been informed tha, Il
supper at the ClaymoLt N. Il chg4
on Thursday evening was a great u,
cess, both financially and sociabIv 4
reflected great credit upon the mas
gers aud all concerned.
Specially Provided For.
We are informsd that the m.ml-l
Of st. Peters Catholic church have l..
by tbs Bishop to Civ. I.
their seats on Sunday for the sIe
benefit of those Protestants VII, apss
the sermon; and to see that the visi,
are made comfortable. "a
% ES#Bg.a Personal.
Rev. Mr.. Kramer will preach Il
Brooklyn 20 morrow. t
The Rocky Mountains, CoIor.
and the great West, at st.. Paul. &
u. Church on Monday evening, tn 4.
Inst. n
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
WILMINGTON WAGON WORKS

CONSTANTLY on HAND,
EXPRESS. MARKET TRUCK
FARM. GERMAN OWN
SNEArH'S PATENT TILTING WAC
ONS, CARTS. PlSH-CARrS AND
BARROWS. ALSO
AGRICUITuRAL lMPLEMtNTk,
When are being sold ut cost, including
PLOWS. HARRDWS AND cTLTIVA-
rtRS, All numbers of Moore. Wiley, Pea
eek and Heckerdon plows. with or without
centre urat.
Repairing neatly and promptly executed.
B L. G l. = NJ I ii \ q
In ali it, br ucb :. Particular atte ton
EINcn to
HORS SE SH DEIN G
OFFICE i'll AMP lI3 ''RANgE sTHEEr,
DAVID NDDLMAN. Agt.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
DIED.

REEVES. ON the "a inst OF typhoid lever.
George Maxwell Reeves. In the 23d year Of
his age.
Funeral from the residence Of his father,
Clement Reeves, at Delawtre City, on Tues.
day, Nov. 5th, at one O'Clock, p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
MARRIED,

ILSDN-KINDtLL In Philadelphia, on
the I'D of August, at the Central M. r.
church parsonage. No. l2l0 Vine street. by
Rev En0ch Stubbs, Mr.. l.. Taylor Wilson to
Miss Louisa II. Kindel both Of this city
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

WILMINGTON, Della WARE,
Spring, I.orust. ana BroHn Mountain am
L,H.gh. BiacH Heath amt Schu, lkl.l coal -
VI . 1cs and oI superior qU"lUg. Pin" nG,
,J,r wnoa, ta,ciH"d T. Is,'r jud cement IN.
r.r.Hl. wholesale an. rrt1.,.
DoHm alsu a patent 20 improved plan
..,t''ug cuH. INTO c.I,i,. lear Oi diII.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
Greenbaca Meeting at Rising sun

Greenbacb Meeting at Rising sun
A mass me ting vii be held this
evening,at 7 J o'clock,at the Rising Su", +,
in the inter- It Of the Green ack Labor
Party. DR.. Marshall, one of the randl-
dates for the Legislature, Mr.. Doyle
and others, ill address the meeting.
APPLES.
Tfyou want any apples call on Carr,
Smeltz & Co, 4th and King streets,
just stop and price them and you will
be surprised; they are selling them very
ow for want of room to store them.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
TLYDFS STEAM ilNES ~N"'
FROM TpnIT.lItLJ p\lrS P9,tx

TLYDES STEAM IlNES ~N"''-
y FROM PHILAUELPNES ss2t1S
Through bills landing to principal sea ports
clues and points South and West and North
aud East.
For BOSTON, FALL RIVER and PROVl
DHNtG. .-gItNiy.
Foi CHARLESTON, 5. G., every week.
For RICHMOND. NORFOLK and CITY
POINT, tri.weekly.
For WASH N'frON, u. G.. GEORGE
TOWN aud ALEXANDRIA, Va, ever,
week.
FOR NEW YORK, daily.
as' MARK GOODS VIA CLYDE LINE.
delaware and Chesapeake Tow Boat Co
Barges lowrd between PhilHdelphia and Bal
im0rr Hayr' Diet trace. cic.
For Frcights and other Information apply
VIM. =, CLYDE co.,
General Manager yr III the above lines
NJ. T. South "haryrs lhriadelphia
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
IIORSES! HDRSES!! HDRS ES ~
Sl'RNITuRE CARS AND DRAYS,

The subscriber bcg9 leave to notify his Old
trends. aud the people IF Wilmington aud
vicinity. that he .tIl continues to keep his
old stand. COR. FRONT AND FRENCH
STREETS. Furniture cars, drnys and excel
lent horses to hire at all hours. Furniture and
other articles viii be removed from the steam
boat landing and other places in the city, with
great care by skilliu drivers. All who desire
drayng can be accommodated with prompt
ness, AT the lowest possible rates.
,pr25 NORRIS WELDlE.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
sskrla,EaI.

SoOD INVESTMENT. -sharss 10 III.
" sth series, Home Las Xssociasios 10,
sale. 4 T. TAYLDk Sec'y. octioimd
|NOiICE.-rartlss intending to buy singeI
IN Sewing machines, either new OF second
hand, will nnd Il 70 their advantage TO call
on RAMO, No. o0s West Eighth street. bef0rs
purchasing elsewhere, ost2s-e.d
NOTICE special attention paid 10 clean
~ Ing. repairing and adjusting sewing ma
chimes by John RHmo. No. eO6 West sth ~
Wilmington, bel. Findings and aftae hme nts
ior oil sewing machines. needles, oils. Ae.. Al
ways on hand. octis.u
NBTICE-The hrn Of Pusey Brothers Il
~ this day dissolved ny mutual consent.
u, NJ. Pusey Withdrawing. Either sartser
viii sign In settleInent. y N. Pusey, Lea
Pusey, aud Edward Pusey will conduct busI-
ness as heretofore, under the firm name 0f
T. PUSEY BRfyTHERS.
Wilmington, Oct 81, ISIS. nvi.ot
~ TIUN.-A meeting Of the stockholders
OF the above association will se held on Thurs.
day eve,ing next. November I. at O'Clock,
TO act on amendments 10 the BY Laws. GE'D.
q. MARiS. See'y. nv2st
NO1ICE.--The subscriber having this day
IN disposed all OF hts interett In the Street
Sprinkler, and accounts due 10 tho same. will
not be held responsible Tor any claims con.
tracted Tor the same after this date.
November Q, 1878. LIZ. ADAIR.
nv23t
WILMINGTON, bkL., october IL, 1878.
The andcrsigned having associated them
selves under the frm name OF ]. A. bond 4
CO.. for the transaction Of all business per
taiiing to Real Estate, Insurance, Convey.
anclng and Surveying, solicit continuance
of the patronage aerst0fore given TO Bond
Pierce and T. II. Gregg. Once, room l.
Maris building, N. W. cor. Sixth and Shipiey.
j. A. BOED,
J T.. PIERCE,
octi%-u f.... L. II. dRKGa.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

N0rl JE-Aher several years experience
~ l have come % thr conclusion 10 en-.
large and extend my business, having made
arrangements with some OF our leading men.
ns we can do the work with entire satisfaction,
I would say TO all that may need our services
we viii be happy toreceiye all orders.
=. S.--The best attention will be given.
octl93wd CHARLES u. AuNESS.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
HEALD & CO.,
IA NKERk AMI bWOK ERk
AND DEALkRs IN
sLS nnNnG UnA 49, 4

AND DEALKRs IN
STtN'kS, BONDS, LOANS, GOLD AMI
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WiLNIS9ros, DEl
Interest, Coupon. and General Collections
Tickets 70 and drafts on Great Britain an,
ofhcr p'rts oi Europe. novT-ly-d
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
NOR SALE.--One OF tho best dair
II grain Farm In the State. Stu

NOR SALE.--One OF tho best dair
II grain Farm In the State. Stu
New Castle Hundred, about o miles from
mington, on the State r0ad. within IN
Stations on Delaware Railroad Cot
ing ls3 acres Cf land, good and suscepta
Improvement. This farm now pays Q per
with Taxes and Insurance. 4 never +
stream OF sprihg water iuDs through tn
perty watering all the fields. Large Ia
front OF dwelling, large barn and all nece
bulldogs This farm will be sold very
ifappiied for soon. J. W. Wh!TEMA
sep2s-tiljanl
ENOR SALE.-A good farm Of 25 o?s
T ~ miles from this city, 800 yard
X. X. station, purchaser can have ten
teen years to make payments v desired
Two new six.r0omed brick dwellin.
$500 each, on easy terms.
One six roOmed brick dwelling with J."
cold water, gas fxiures, nicely paper"
2Oxso feet, only 5000 Cash required,
Large numper Of other farms md dive
at very low prices. and on purcha cr
terms. J. A. BOND 4 CO.. Real t-t''.
Insurance Agents, eOl Shipley stree
mington, Del. oc."
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
A Valuable DOnatiNn.

James w. Domap has received a
handsome communion set, consisting OF
five pieces, for the shiloh Baptist
church, the gift Of Wilmington lady,
who does not want her name to be pub
lished.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
MONEY READY FOR GOOD F1Rs1
VA MORTGAGES.
Elliott, Johnson E. Co..
BANKE ERS AND BROk ERs
SIXTH AND MARKET kTk.,

WlLMlNfTDN. DELAWARE,
FoR SALR.-4 shares Wilmington nj Bran,
dywine Bank, ~ shares Union National
Bank. ..
Stocks and Bonds bought for cash or carried
IN margins II desired. Teegaphic commu
nication with all the Exchanges. Quotations
furnished gratis on application.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
NOR sALE.-A good farm Of 25 to 2s
NOTICE.
~ We. Linton Smith and Edward c
ter, trading as Smith Il Painter.

"a
ter, trading as Smith Il Painter.
vists. hereby publish our intention 10
application TO the Court of General Se.
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the :
Delaware. In and for New Castle conn
Monday, the 18th day of Novembr,
1878, for n license to sell Intoxicating
tor medical purposes, at No. 7Ol
street. being the " W. corner Of Seven
Market streets. In the Filth ward of n
Of Wilmington, county and State aio
and the 'olloaIng respectable citizens
mend the said application to wit:
d w Maull. NJ u, John X X ne.
Ignatius q Grubb, Anthony Iiggin
III wood Garrett, Edward W Hoop
Albert W Smith, william q Gih'r
q orgc u Armstrong. pr T. Smith.
Ben amin Nields, George s ir1Dh'
q Worrll, Philip Garrett,
Levi & BoOtes. John II Wulray'
G X Rust VI u. Geo = Wulrn en-
) ,R0dmOnd Smith, J Naris.
Levi G Bird. Chas f. Fritz.
George AllmOn, Samuel MIR b .
Joel Frist. SMITH n PA Nj
nov2-3t
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
England and Russia.


net, whose name is not mentioned, is
reported to have expressed the opinion
that war between England and Russia
would be av-rted, "Ly wise counsels OF
tn. two nations" There is no apprs.
bension in Washington that England
will claim consequential dam ages he
cause Of the open purchase by Russia
ofships and war material in this coun-
try, which might be used against Eng.
land in case of war, such purch asses
having been mad. in time OF peace,
and therefore not in violation OF nru-
trality laws.
Announcement.
The usual vesp-rs at st. Peters
Church will b- postponed until 7 30 p.
NJ, In order to leave time and room for
the reply Of RI. Rev. Bishop Becker to
the charges made against the Church
of Rome, by ihe Rt. Rev., the Bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Delaware, Rt. Rev. DR.. Lee. Our sep
Grated brethren Of the Anglican per
snasion are especially and respectfully
invited. Lecture at 3 p. NJ.
Left 70 Her Fate.
The EaeiIa Bright, belonging to Geo.
Bright, Of this city, which was wrecked
during the late storm, off the New Jer-
sey coast, has been left to her fate. A
number of Philadelphia wfeckers have
been engaged for some time in cndeav-
oring to raise her, hut have found it
impossible owing to her being so deeply
imb-dded in the sand.
Police Force 10 be Increased.
A caucus of the Democratic mem bers
Of Council was held last evening in the
Street Commissioner Office. At that
caucus, it is stated, they decided to in
crease the police force ten men and two
srrgeants, and the police be required
to light and extingLish the lamps OF
the city.
Anniversary.
Rev. J. A. Caldwell, d. D., of St.
PauPs NJ. Il. church Of this city, will
preach in the Stanton NJ. 4. church to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, it being
the first anniversary of the dedication
of the church. Welcome to all.
House Wanted.
A gentleman wishes to rent two or
three story house with modern cOnvrn-
iencrs on moderate terms, near Market
street. See want
November Interest
The interest on Nos. 6 and % loans,
$4,000, amount to $3.50 with State
tax of $ll5,20. This interest which is
for the month Of November is now
payable at the Treasurer's office.
Filing Orders.
Carswell & Vanderbrack, machinists
and axle makers, at Second and Orang,
streets, are filling large orders to b.
sent to South America.
Religi giOus Services.
A.. J. Snyder will preach at the Wes
Presbyterian church to. morrow at 1913
. AM. No service in the evening.
The Christy Senate meets tonight.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
SILK AND wORSTED PRINCES

IN the market. An elegant new style. WOr-ted
Fringe at 12c. yard. Selling Elsewore at abc
Dnr 5Jr, R tcE aud tOlored SIX Fringe We
are sure cannot be bought In Phla. for less
than 7b". a yard.
~huncmIn Bros. guarantee the cheapest
FOODS in rhcir line. Before purchasing else.
where call and examine tor yourselves
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
w,lM M ! jim Errh M III siA aE

wtLN NGTON AND ~
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SEPTEMBER %. 1873.
rraiuy will leave Wilmington as follow -
For Philadelphia. and intermediate STATE,
! U5, 10, 900. s47, 1000. IL ri a. HI. 2so, %
10 70. 946, y. IN, .
Philadelphia aud NewYork. 90. 8 Aa.m
" 81, II ~. s 40 y. III.
Baltimore and intermediate stations.s s. ~ a.
baltimore and Washington IL 81, ID q
N. 1854, " 30, b OPP IN.
Trains for Delaware Division Ieaye To-
New Castle go. 9lb a. IN, %, 0 80 =. M
Wyoming and intermediate station . 10 n.
u. Us, 30 y ID.
nelmnr Iptcrmediate stations 10 a. III, Of
p. m. ,,,.,N,
phiIad"lphia and intermediate stations II
m, ~, 4 80 .. IN.
phiIadellpia aud New York, z W, ~ q, -,
Baltiunorr and Washington IL 81; 10 a. II
For further information passengers are 7
erred to the timetables posted at the dep"
nov2O. II. r. KENNEY Sup
<,HANfE OF WARl
WESTERN RAILROAD'-Cou
menclng Tuesday, Dec. 4. 1877. Trains vii
run rs follows:
Leave wilmington 10 70 IA. M, and 30 p.r
Leave Landenherg 45 m., and ! SC p J"
A i've atWilmngton 7 bb a. m. and 10 = ID
Arrive at I.andenbeIgat IL m. and o40p.n
Conpections--Traihs leaving Landenbers NJ
46 a, IN. connect with train for Pbiladelpb
at 3 10 q. m..
Train leaving Wilmington at loD .. LII
with train leaving Philadelphia at 8 10 o. IN
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train leaving
Lii ndenberg nj 0Op ".
Triin leaving Landenberg or rl.v,tf
Pennsylvania and Delaware trti:i. NJ with
train leaving for Philadelphia - " p. m.
Trains leaving WilTiLt ton, ut $50 p, m,
with train leaving .iiadelphio, at A1b p. IN.
mvsdu 'u' d. CONNEI4, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

E>OR SALE.-At prices that '
T. pay tO purchase.
so Dwellings,
l7n Rutldt"g Lots,
% Farms. Of H3
Good Mortgages wanted.
J. r. NEAIl
ReRl Estate and Mortgage
chhnEe. Octl2-wed.st
--"--. .'s=-r-'-'-r'-7- ------aaa...
LNOR SALE A highly improved Fi-
Il lo3 acres, In White Clay Greek 3
dred. All enclosed with Usage Hedge, du
into fields, Large Apple Orchard ID
bearing. Public Schools adjoining the n
buildings, Large mansion double tss
house, Barn, Granary, and all other bui.4
necessary on first-class farm, 2 mile
Station on p. W. 4 B. r. r., CentralN
ted, . miles from Wilmington. App.
JNO. W. WHITEMAN, Real Estate A.
W Fourth street, Wilmington. Del.
oGt23. wa s-d&w II
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
Specially Previded For.
Pors.,sssl.
POR sALEOR RENT.

ENohsALE.-A house. or will De excha,
II for farm. Esquire at DO Fast 7
street, octlttf
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

70 Talleyvilie, Brandywine =
i02 acres miles this side Ui Glasgow
Several OF the above farms will bt
changed ior city property. Apply To tn
X. LALI.Y, COZ Market street. o. u
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
$ll,57o.o,

Iotdl, Sll;''".''
A glance at the foregoing will sho"
that hul few licenses wer" granted a.
the November term, and thtt very few
could Ya,r been re used at the MAY
terun 1t is due TO the druggists to say
that they do not all sell intoxicating
liquor, and are therefore not couprlIco
to take out lr"us", but ali druggists
wholesale dealers. .yrIak",rers, %
keepers p' drIukin- saloons, VITO sell
intoxIcap0g quors, and Who's names
are not tnum"r ltrd il th'. at1 publish
I'd in this article aIr doing so ontrai!
TO the laws of She State.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
rLOvES ON A GOLD BASIS
AT
SNOWMAN BROS.
IIsAND IFS NORTH EIGHTH ST

ORR CELEBRATED MIGNDN KID
tLOVE Only ONE DOLLAR PER
PAIR, AND EVERY PAIR
v ARRANTED.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

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Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

EyOR SALt CHEAP.--A first-cias
J. new Express Harness. Apply al
King street 0et2g6t
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

NOR SALE.-Two work horses, n.
j. and one good driving horse and rs
aJenney Land Carriage. VIII sell chcat
the want tf use. Apply Vt 2l3 West
street. 81 ~ ~ q py2.et.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-07-12
WHAT KILLS.

In the school, "a ia the world, far
more rust out than wear out. Study
is most tedious and wearisome to those
who study least. Drones always have
the hardest times. Grumblers make
poor scholars, and their lessons are
uniformly hard and "too long"
The time and thought expended IN
shirking would be ample to master
their tasks. Sloth, gormandizing, aud
worry kill their thousands where over
study harms one. The curse of Heav
en- rests on laziness and giuttony. BY
the very constitution of our being they
are fitted to beget that torpor and
dependency which chill the blood,
deaden the nerves, enfeeble the mus
cles, and derange the whole vital
machinery. Fsetting, fidgeting. eHnui,
and anxiety are among the most
common causes of disease. On the
other hand, high aspiration and
enthusiasm help digestion and respira-
ton, and send an increased supply of
vital energy to all parts of fine body.
Courage ana work invigorate the
whole system, and lift one into a
purer atmosphere, above thereach OF
contagiou. The lazy groan most over
their ''arduous duties" while earnest
workers talk little about the exhaus-
ting labors of their profession. OF all
creatures the sloth would seem to De
the most worried and wcrn.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-07-12
A SETTER.

y raw boy coming into n printing of
flee to learn the business, the foreman
asked the question: Have you ever
set anyl meaning type OF course.
Set? reckon kin; haven't SIT ali
our old hens; and didn't every one Oh
'em hatch out every egg put under EN-
except Old Speckle, that went off and
left her EeSt-cunsarn her old pietuTi'
You'll do" said the foreman. Il
don't want You to set hens, buy to st
at that stand"
"Wa1l that's quare; you want Iar
TO set at stand, ike them set Cf fl
lers p:ekin' up them little ijgama5ecs
do you'll Waal, here goes"
John went TO work, ard learnt his
letters at case, until he c1uiI
compose and punetuate correctly 81
that he is now a first-rate setter and
pointer.