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National Republican., 1878-05-04
BRIG HTWOOD.
The Meeting Ended with an Interesting
Race.

The Meeting Ended with an Interesting
Yesterday the third and last day Of the bright
wood spring trottipg wound up very successful
meeting. There was large crowd In atondance
to witness tho ral race, which was the only
attraction presented. Alice Lano, Jersey Boy, CIT
Edge. Captain West, Damon. Ned Buckley and Joe
Bradley were entered. but the two latter did not
start. The first heat was won by Jersey boy In
2:+5h. Alice Lane second, Gilt Edyo third, Damon
fourth. and Captain wcst nnh.
Damon did not start In the second heat owing 10
start In the second heat portion OF tho grind
stand broke down. owing to tho crowd running for.
ward to get q good look at the animals. A STAN.
pctc Immediately ensued each one striving to reach
i,rra frind IN advance Of his neighhor. Order WAS
soon rsstorcd and the crowd settled back to enjoy
the second heat A beautiful start was effected, the
horses passing the judges stand abreast. AZ The
flrst quarter Jerey Boy drew ahead and was not
reached by his rivals trotting home In hne style,
winner OF the heat In Gt2 Alice Lane WAS about
three lengths behind, followed by Gilt Edge and
Captain West.
Before the horses were runy up for the third heat
considerable betting was indulgcd In; jersey Boy
backed her steadily, and were rewarded for their
devotion by seeing their horse win the next three
heats In succession In 23g, 2t0, and 2Il Jersey
Boy finishing second, Gilt.Edg third. and Captain
West bad fourth.
Tho scene at tho finish was very exciting. the
crowd and carried to his stable In triumph.
The wheel of the sulky to which Miss Alice was
attached broke In the first quarter Of the last heat
but her driver pluckily kept her nose In front,
although but one wheel was seryiceable,
The following Is q summary OF the race:
National Republican., 1878-05-04
GEORGETOWN NEWS.
,NIoHTs OF pYrHIAs PRESENTATION.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs FERMENTATION.
when the ball of Hermions Lodge, No. u,
knights Of Pythias. was given some time since,
prize was offered for the member selling the great
est number oftickets. The prize has been awarded
to Past Chancellor d. =. Harper, Of that lodge. II
consists OF solid gold badge Of the order. sus-
pended from an elegant gold scroll. Tho badge Is
a shield, enameled with blue, white and red, with
the letter - In the blue, &C. In the white and "B
In tho rcd. and extending through the shell are
the cross sword. and battle.axes OF solid gold On
the scroll Is the name, Benjamin r, Harper" and
on the back OF the shield Is the inscription "Pre.
sented to p c. d. y. Harper by Hcrmione Lodge,
No. l2 X. OF r., Of Georgetown. d. c." The pro.
sentatIon took place at the lodge. rooms. on Con.
gress street and ths presentation address was made
by Mr. II g. Wagner, and was happily responded
to by the recipient, siler which the parties sat
presentation was the visitation Of the Grand Lodge
and II took place In their presence
CANAL TRADE.
During the week ending yesterday III boats a..
rived with coal. their average tonnage being il2
tons making total Of l0,l52 tons Of coal received.
The departures have been i66 boats, mostly light.
FISH wHARF.
The arrivals yesterday amounted to 10000 her.
ring, 600 tailors, and 100 shad. Herring sold at
s5.5qsG per 1000, talors ut 20 cents per 100, and
shad at so per 100.
saEoRGETows PAaAoRAPHs.
Charles Rodier, Atlanta Ga, and T. Williams, 81.
Louis Mo-, are sojourning At the West End Hotel.
large number OF boats are arriving by canal
laden WIN 3 coal but there are no vessels IN port to
sells were here they could readily obtain cargoes
The work Of dredging the bars in the Georgetown
heavy drnuyht can pass up and down stream with.
out the risk Of being grounded.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary \, Chapman took! place
yesterday afternoon. from her late residence, on
West street, and MAS largely attended. The eere-
monies were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Chew.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
Ford's Opera-Iouse -Bryanvs Minstrcis-
Hugisy Douuherty's benefit.

This evening has been ,et apart for the benefit
rendered Hushcy Dousherty by his numerous
friends In Washington. All tho members Of the
members OF the Bryant troupe have kindly volun.
teercd their services and will appear upon the occa-
sion. giving also their last sniert,nncnt In this
city. In addition to the attractive features OF the
regular programme, Mr.. Donghcrty will appear for
the first time In this city in the entertaining sketch
entitled, Come Down. and Wen Make Il Pleasant
for You" In which he Is without an equal.
National Republican., 1878-05-04

THE shocking condition In which tho finances Of
the State OF Louisiana were left afTr the close Of
the war Il illustrated BY the fact that the revenue
of the Roman Catholic diocese Of New Orleans has
chance, aud the lottery seem, the suFeSI Invest.
ment For further Information write ~ ". 4. DAU.
PHIH president VI the Louisiana state Lottery Com.
pany p o. box Gt2, Now Orleans, IL.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
We DO Excel

In every particular quantity, quality, and style;
prices In keeping with the times children's, boys
and youths clothing, We invite those In search OF
good garments 10 call and be convinced that we are
prepared to please every one In price and quail.
tes at the BoyS Clothing House OF d. Robinson q
Co.. Q Pennsy yauia ayeuue
National Republican., 1878-05-04
VEGETlN X.
VEGETlNE.
VEGETINE.
I advise all who are suffering ms
1 have suffered to give
VEGETENE q trial.

DOsros. September 0, lsT7.
Mn. II. r. SrEvHSs;-
Dsdr lSr-I have suffered with lSrrofIlo,s Hfr,or
for year,, and could get relief have trsi
everything In the shaps OF herbs salves piasters,
&c but nothing did me any gCoi was nom my
knees to ankles one mass OF sores adj isei
by Police Oiiicer W. Il. Hnl to try yEGETINE. l
commenced last July, 1870. Amer taking the second
bottle began to get relief and the to heal up
I was finally reduced TO one large ulcer on my right
leg, that run so much and looked so bad thaS many
teen bottles OF NEGErINE, my leg was all healed
consider VEGErINE the best clpPnser and purifier
of the blood aud advise NIL who may be suffering
HENRY 7. SMITH,
No. 80 Utica street, Boston, Mass
SCRoFULoUs HUNoRs.-Jhs vEGETINEhas cured
many cases of fScrofla OF i've ten and twenty years
standing where the patient has had many phi
Tried many ofths known remedies: and arer trying
tho VEGETINE, the Common remark II, 1T acts dE
ferentIy. works dlfferuntly from any medicine have
ever taken" yEGETINE will cleanse scrofula fron
tho system. Tryit.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
Amuacinrnfa In-Nlrl

Amusenents To- Might
NATIONAL -Colvile Folly Company.
OPERA-IiousE.-Bryants MinstrelS
THEATRE CoNiouE-Jake Budd and . new Va.
riety Company.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
RaaI Estnts Transfer..

Augustus JOY to Thomas Fitzpatrick, for 600. lot
O. square S6 J. F. Golbach to II, Rupert for
81 800 lots II, H. and 49, square no. Thomas Smith
TO Jacob Kress for 900, snblot 81, square 900.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
The District Courts.

CRIMINAL CoUhT-JusTIcE wYLIE.
Patrick Ntzhugh, unlicensed barr guilty mo.
tnn for n new trial entered. Charles Brsdcngoyer,
unlicensed bar guilty; notice given OF a motion
for new trial. Samuel W. X. Handy. keeping q
vicious dog guilty. John Hayes, selling liquor by
the small guilty. motion In arrest OF judgment
entered. John Buchanan, keeping a c0w.yard
within 900 feet of q dwelling; bond forfeited,
Charles FGhlin, solling goods without u license
not guilty. William Carey keeping open after
hours; guilty, Hugh Gallahor and John Gallaher,
unlicensed cattle brokers; not guilty. william
Lawrence, unlicensed bar not guilty.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
Darby vs.. Y. s. st. Co.; two weeks allowed plain
tf counsel 10 prepare for trial. Fitzhugh VS.. Cas-
kins; appeal TO dismiss. Mackall VS.. Stewart; ap-
peal dismissed Pollok VS.. Fleming; on argument.
Frazer vs.. Dodge; set for Mays.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
CITY ITEMS.

wnBoRs CoxrousD oy PpRS Cop LIVER OIL ASD
LiaE--The advantage Of this compound over tho
plain OIL Is that the nouscatng taso OF the OIL Is
entirely removed, and the whole rendered entirely
palntable. The offensive taste Of the OIL has long
acted prominent objection to Its use; but In this
form the trouble Is entirely obviated. host Of
certificates might be given here to testify to thc eI
Lime" But the fact that 1t IS regularly prescribed
by the med cal faculty Is sufficient For sale by A.
B. wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and by all druggists.
YOU'VE PEorLK do pay attention 10 yorr teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. 10 wise In time.
Clean them daily with THUnsros's IyoRY PEARL.
Il will keep them through life in good condition.
white and sound, will har.sn the gums sweetsn
ths breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggists. Is and 20 cents per bottle
WELLS NAcHiSE-srRrAp sTRgsorHErI mo PIAsr.
LRs are still the best known. Their curative pow.
er far surpass oil o'hes.
HARD times demand economy. practice u by
renovatng your soiled gloves with JoUvRss ISo-
DKRous KID GLOVE CLRAssER. Price % cents per
bottle.
Ans you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &e' Are you dys.
sxertion. Is your life miserable1 You require u
change. Cleanse the system. purify and renew the
blood. Take QpinE,s 1RIsH TIA. The great mouse;
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold byial
drugsisls, S cents per package, which makes q
quart Of medicine.
Is your hair harsh, dry and stlnt Does II refuse
to curlt Dress Ii with THoNrsoSs PoxADE orrrns.
An olsaginous compound OF singular merit II
will improve it. Sold by druggists, 10 Price rs
and 70 cents per bottle.
LOCAL MISCELLANY
Interest paid on depO'i SPECIAL Is':s on time
Danter, IlI6 Pennsyiyanis nycnIc
National Republican., 1878-05-04

REV, TnEopoRI s. WYSKooP, pastor elect Of the
Western Presbyterian Church OIL II street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth, has arrived In tho city
and entered upon his pastoral duties IIo win
preach 10 morrow at eleven q. IN, and eight p. u.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
National Theatre,

The engagement Of tho Covillc Folly Company
will terminate with the performance Of Babes In
the Wood" at tho matinee this afternoon and "OS.
ygen" md blue Beard" this evening
National Republican., 1878-05-04

TRAVELLERS will hnd the Grand Central Hotel
New York Is one Of the most excellent hotels In that
Accommodations there must be very hard TO please In
doed.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
Qents' Low-Cut shoes
at II. L. stIasburgers, 5, 3O5 3Ds Seventh street.
BOARD or HEALTH.

OSR dollar white vests. duck and Narseilles,
EIsENAS Bios, corner seventh and =.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
VEGETINE
I Can Recommend,

DR. II. r. sTEvuss:-
Dear Sir-It 10 with great pleasure can recon-
mend In the highest terms your vEGErfNE AZ o
purifier Of the blood. Having met with painful In
Jury Of the spine and scatica nerve over fourteen
years ago. my ankle has been swollen great deal OF
The time. and very painful by using VEGErINE
find great relief As give. higher ihe blood
lmprov ny my health; and hope that all the human
family In suffering condition will avail themselves
at once Of this mC ST valuable remedy.
Yours, most respectfully,
wM. STINEHERsT
Station Agent, SomeTvills, Mass.
vEGETINB," says o Roston physician, has no
equal blood purIher. Hearing Of Its many won.
derful cures amer oil other remBdts had failed I
visited the laboratory and convinced myself OF its
genuine merit II Is prenaroi from barks, roots and
herbs. each Of whchH highly effective and they are
compounded ~ such u manner NJ to produce aston
ishing resultA"
National Republican., 1878-05-04
u.sslIratinns

For New England and the Middle States warmer
southerly winds, falling barometer cloudy weather
and numerous rains, followed IN the latieS by
coolor northwest winds. rising barometer, and clear
Ing weather,
National Republican., 1878-05-04

NOT a day passes that we do not hear of sone
poor rheumatic sufferer pTssinH the dlseOyorsr ui
pureng's Rheumatic Remedy. II cannot help cur
Ing Nlo MOTsl case.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
PLACns OF WoDsHrS.

r,osatasa 81 Churches, Nnsas of PASTOR anA
Hoars u Religious Essrcises.
The morning services In sll the churches
begin % eleven O'Clock. vesPsrs In Roman Catholic
held In the churches gsnorally t 10 O'Clock.
The following u list Of the more prominent places
OF WorshiD IN tho Distrct.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
Services To-Morroyx.


Bishop Charles Edward Cheney will preach at
the Church Of the Redeemer (R. En- willard Hall,
tomorrow at II a. m. and 1870 p. m. Subject In the
morning, "Thc Relation OF Knowlsdgs 70 Forgive
ness y In the evening. "The still, Small Voice"
Rev. DR.. A. y. Mason, pastor Of Calvary Baptist
Church. will preach both morning and evening To-
morrow. During the evening service the Lords
Supper will be celebrated.
Rev. Alex. Kent (uniyersalist will preach In
Tallmadgo Hall tomorrow, at II q. IN. Young peO-
pies meeting at 400 p. IN. Communion after morn
Ing service
Revival services at Dunbarton Street N. T.
Church, Georgetown, Sabbath morning, II O'Clock.
Services BY the pastor, assisted by The young
evangelist, Rev. Thomas Harrison. Reception OF
probationers into null membership and sacrament
Afternoon at O'Clock, and evening ct 7:t5 O'Clock.
Revival services by Rey. Thomas Harrison.
All Souls Church, Rev. Clay MacCauley. pastor.
Services at II .. m. Subject for sermon, "A Ra.
tional View Of Prayer" vcspcr services at 7:30 p.
m, at which time seats are free.
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.
Don't fail to procure Mrs. wISsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP for all diseases Of teothing In children. II
relieves THO child from pain, cures wind collie,
regulates the bowels and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to tho mother.
National Republican., 1878-05-04

FoUR years ago DuGangs Rheumatic Remedy
dashed before tile public, and since that time msy
thousand rnsrers have been cured By IT, amer hlI
ing 10 get relief by other means
National Republican., 1878-05-04

RKy CLAY MAcCAvLEY, Of All Souls Church vi
preach to'worrow On the subject "a Rational Vie
bf Prayer
National Republican., 1878-05-04
Thanirs GnnIaue.

The successful weeks engagement of tho efficient
company at the Comqus will terminate with the
matinee this afternoon and the regular perform
ancs this evening.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
gational 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passeugss TRAINS.
II sALrIsosr AND ONO prror. new JERSEY AVE,
4

At BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT. NEW JERSEY AVE
suE AND c STREET.
Morning, Eenhp.
eNn n. ", Phil a Dos eH. st:sO, baltimore Rcrom
az. baltimore eSprey, ESQ, Baltimore accom-
In Mestern express soO, Y. Phil 4 Bos ex.
l.Raltinorr accom-. jD, Western Mall.
~ Ircd. &C. Met birch. s,syT, Baltimore accom-
hA Baltimore Annapolis ~cx ", Baltimore eHpress
I'D way. I'D, Western express
~. Martnsburg and Hn-' sSnu Baltimore express
Gssatown &C, tNel birch. sel5 N Y, Phil n Bos eS
24so, Daltmons accom-. ifGts, baltimore accom-
III, Baltimore express. I
Arrive daily. Others Sundays excepted.
n9- For the time OF departure Of trains, SEQ adver
deeneats elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-05-04

Cloth. Top shoes, New Dssigus,
st II. l.. Strlsburger's, 306-807 Seventh street,
National Republican., 1878-05-04
Hotel Arrivals.

EhbH.-H 7 Wing, New York; geo scIivnr London
England; 7 = Braumond. England J HlgHmbOttOm,
England 4 q Vnpcoup, Y NJ J Eastman, I Al q
II Buush, y 8 Al il u Nichols y \ a; Mrs Perkins,
Richmond, Va: Misses Perkins, Rchmund, va = A
Chamberlain. Us ~ John Hay, Us y; PC Pope,
uSNi &C Taylor, New iorEi Il N Rogers. New
Yors PSmison 3Hn NS% S T%SGs 6sG, fonsrI1' Sr% S
cinnRti, Ohio: IAngeTmNn New York; : !. McDsr-
ham New Jersey; II 4 WesSc aud wife, Einc!nnali,
ONO. W NeedhAm. Delaware; lnrOuA aud wife,
BoSlon, Mass Hanshaw, PhllAd slphih Van Horn,
New York. II J. Lookout and WIFE Cleveland, Ohio:
VI u Brooks and son, New York; W q Williams,
BislOu Mass; u En- lisa anl vile Baltimore; A
Drowning and wife, Chicago.
Iny,,fiL-D J. MuuriE, city; James Mll pni wiis,
Pitt'burg Pa NJ HOuse aud wiie : &; l. Norton,
ciy, N Drag, B0stonL Mass e ; Vo9rheci, Boston,
Mass; ueo & Howard, New Yo.k W u Young and
Riuwiok, LouSyills. Ky; Fred Wllber, Louisville: h
Hall, Louhyilei II Brown, Regkug, Iowa Chas 7
MrCisI q ihAn, New York; Geo tilllsIi, Nov York
Il N Graham, New York; joins W Kiordan and
wife, New lers4yi MrsHarblnsOn, New York: +
COburn, New York
81 JrRes Green, Md; A p BAslRy, Va: A Wright
Conn ] Caldwell, Md d 6TfhthS, Ind; J = Grti hs,
Ind u Robertson. Miss % N Roblnspn, Md; NJ lie
dcTcr, New loik! u Welnmhll, PhlladGlpnia Al
lison, New York; Mrs Keller PhiladeD Dhln:
Miss Jackson, ihladgghiG y hTown, Ind 4
Mend ssOn. New York; = D HARRISON and VIE, New
YUIk, W jackson and family, H.
MeiropOiitpl-DJ COnhrRn, Philadelphia @ II To
Now Nork; & I gSesn, VG b Saulsbury and wife,
Boston, Ma. johnson Mass Waldo Comm q
Gross and wife, Pa
National Republican., 1878-05-04

Ladies' Fronch-Heel shoes
at II. J.. strasburyePs, 3O8-9os Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.

FIVE dollar pants to order; 100 styles to scloot
from. EIsESAS Bros. corner seventh and L.
National Republican., 1878-05-04

Tho following order relative 10 Decoration Day
has been issued by the commander Of this depart
ment Of the q. 4. r..
HEADuuARrKRs
DEPARTMENT ~ THE POTOMAC.
GRAsD ARNT ~ THE REPrBLiC,
WAsHISoros. ID. C., May ,, is.s
General Orders No. a
In aCt ordsnCs with The rules and regulations Thurs
day, the 3Eh instant, will bs oDserved as Memora
Drv and the graves OF our licn Comrades decorated
With GER m. mes appropriate to the solemn and Inter
ewing OCtasiIn
All civil and military organizations in the District
viied TO unite with this sarr~d oraslon In hon
oTing the memory of those who fell In defens- Of the
Un,on and IN c)mmrmorat!ns ths glorious cAuss in
which they died.
Impressive and int resting service, will lie he'd at
Arlin .tOn soldiers Home and Congressional Gene
ter,e, under charge OF appropriate committees IN
monuments TN ol.hout lie city and tho graves OF all
Union sol1isrs 10 Oak il and Battle 'smeere- Will
o % bs deco. ated
II n expected that every mcmbcr Of the Grand
Army In this department will hsnr.:ly CO operate with
the SEVERAL tses. hnd strive TO render the
sion worthy OF order aud Of th0 cause we seek 10
honor. ~. E tORSDN
Department Commander.
The several committees are now actively engaged
In making preparations u carry out tho programme
indicated In the above orders The services Rt
Arlington will be Of most Interesting character,
Hon Charles G. Williams, Of Wisconsin, will deliver
the oT.tiOn AMI Rev J. v. Rankin u. D., will read
an original poem, written by him for the occasion
COmrals G.. G.. Royce will deliver the address al
Soldiers Homo and ComrRde II, J. Clifford will be
ths orator At Congressional Cemetery.
National Republican., 1878-05-04

TMR largest selection light. weight clothing, at
ElsEMAs DRos,, corner Seventh and 4.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
Decoration DAY.

Tho following order relative to Decoration Day
has been issued by the commander Of this depart.
ment Of the @. 4. r.:
National Republican., 1878-05-04

LOCAL MISCELLANY
Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. J. H. sqrIEn 4 Co..
Dankers 14l6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
FISH wHARf.
laEoRGETows PAaAoRAPHs.

The arrivals yesterday amounted to 10000 her.
ring 600 tailoTs and 100 shad. Herring sold at
sb5asG per 1900, tailors ut % cents per 100, and
shad at so per 100.
National Republican., 1878-05-04

During the week ending yesterday III boats a..
rived with coal. their average tonnage being ll2
tons making total of Dl52 tons OF coal received
The departures have been i65 boats mostly light.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-22
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The colored United States Senator Bruce,
go to the Senate.
Mrs. Chisolm has gone to jackson, Miss,
to testify in the United States Court on the
cases of the men indicted for violation of the
Federal election laws By intimidation and
violence. Judge Chisolm's house was
mobbed several times during the campaign
of 1876 The present trials are of national
Importance. They arc the first trials for
conspiracy to deprive one class of citizens of
their rights that have taken place in the
South since the Inauguration Of the "MIssis-
sippi plan"
The Mississippi legislature refuses to re-
establish the whipping post. There isn't
much logic in furnishing chicken thieves
are elected sherifs.
Doorkeeper Polk seems to be typical
Democratic reformer. lie not only doubled
the lawful number Of pages for the House.
but he found room on the payroll for his
son and daughter. The latter did her work
at home, but drew her pay with beautiful
regularity.
The Post, Democratic paper at Washing
ton, has been interviewing Southern politi-
clans on the subject of Mr.. Tilden's chances
for the nomination in so. They generally
agreed that they did not want any Tilien in
theirs.
The Virginia State Senate has a colored
Dcmosthenes. a full-blooded negro, named
Stevens. representing Sussex county. The
other day he made speech which caused
the descendants of the first families TO open
their eyes in astonishment. Leading Demo-
Gratis and Republicans declared it the best
speech of the session. Stevens was born
slave, is thirty years of age. and graduate
of colored institution in Richmond asd
Philadelphia college.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-22

JOSH BILLINGS PROVERBS This lite
is like game of cards. We must plly
the hands dealt to US, and the credit is not
so much in winning as in playing poor
hand well
When | hear man Dragging about
what he did last year, and what he is go
ing to do next year. can tell pretty near
what he's doing now
Don't despise poor relations. They
might get rich sometime, and then it
would be so hard to explain things.
The reputation man gets from his an
cestors wants about as much altering to
fit him as their clothes would.
There is no woman stationed on the
face OF the earth who tries so hard to dc
right and fails oitener than the average
mOther-in-!aw.
An enthusiast is an individual who be
lieves about four times as much as any.
body else will believe.
Falling in love is like falling down
stairs; its hard work to find ont just how
the thing was done
A man who has been waiting for the
last fifteen years for something to turn
up, is still in the same business.
A poodle is a woman's pet, and have
seen some would like to swap living:
with
The worst tyrant in this world is a wo
man who is superior 10 her husband, and
lets everybody know it.
Love is like the measles, you can have
it but once, and the later in life we have
it the tougher it goes with us.
Great thinkers are not apt Ia be great
whistlers. When Il man can't think O
anything he begins to whistle.
The man you can have to work on {
farm for nothing and board himself, jus
about earns his wages.
Neatness. in my opinion, is one of the
virtues. | have always considered j
twin sister to chastity. but none work 81
hard AS the victim of ecstatic neatness
have seen a neat person who would no
let weary fly rest long enoug on theil
best wall paper to take breath, and who
would chase single cockroach up anc
down stairs until his legs were worn off