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The boys are etill hungry and can take In
another $2o,O0Ol Plank w. Carondelet street
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Citizen Fagan was busily employed during
The Sabbath In fixing" three IN town wards
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It IL reported that the Citizens Committee
have laid In full supply OF umbrellas for the
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A CARD.

FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE
5.=. Ciup. New Orleans. sept. 70. 1879.
To the voters Of the Fourth Ward:
Having withdrawn as a candidate for the
presidency Of the Fourth Ward Central Club, /
respectfully recommend my friends to support
the Hon. ALLAN EUsTIS for said position.
seq 81 JOHN CONNOLLY
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il the bottom falling out Of the "boom r.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION

THE DEMOCRATIC CONS rITUTION.
Thirteen years OF State and city govern
mept under the new constitution cannot cost
louisiana more, on the assessment OF dS7a,
than
State government $12, 400, 900 90
INfv government 21,70O, 900 90
Total ..............$3 4, 900 90
Difference to the credit OF the Democratic
Conservative party, S74,a10.64 "a.
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Democratic and Conservative Central
Club tarish Of Orleans, Seventeenth Ward
Seventh istrict-.Accorting to rules five and
six of the Parish Committee. parish Of Orleans.
for the primary election to be held FRIDAY.
Octooers. 1879 the following gentlemen: Fer
Judge, Frederick peibel: commissioners. 2. D.
gustin.
Polls to be held at Star Hook and Ladder
10. rs Hall. on Madison street between Hamp-
son and Second.
By order Of P. mitchell.
ss2Std President.
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THE REPUBLICAN, CONSTITUTION.
Thirteen years State and city government
has cost Louisiana In direct taxation
State government ..... S50, $50, IT'S CD
City government ........ 5S,479.925 81
ne
Total .................... sos, 010,6A "a
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Attrn,tvn saucler wpnxe,s-T here VIII

Attention 6aUCfcr KRnHNfS-TneFe WIN
be % special meeting OF the Saucier hangers
Democratic ard Conservative ,Cinb THIS
(MonJay) EVENIN J. at 7:3o o'clock. sharp. cor
nor of Frsnchmen and RaInpnEt streets.
Jaeob's Hall Members will please attend. as
business Of importatanee will be transacted.
BY order Of the Pres dent. ,u,
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REMINDER TO TIE BoYs.-Our boys
must bear in mind tho naval scholarship
to be given by Delegate Bfcnts. repeat
ed mention Of which has been made
through these columns, The education
to be obtained at Annapolis Is OF u high
character, and is mental. moral and
ply steal. II has no superior among in
situations Of It's kind IN any part Of the
world, and we doubt ii il has an equal.
1t would be difficult indeed Tor young
mau 10 go through its course and grad
ua,e without quitting the Institution u
thorough gentleman. superior In many
respects to the average collegiate. His
presence in the Academy. aud the posi-
ton in the service Of the Government
assumed by him at the close of bis four
years instruction, are taken by tho
world at large AS u guarantee that he Is
as stated in the sentence immediately
preceding He also has an extended
field before HIM in which to carve out u
distinction Of the most elevated charac.
ter, including the career of . whole
life, with advantages in tho resins of
travel. science. &c., unsurpassed. We
hear of only two or three boys prcpar
ing to enter for tho prize, but We trust
that on the morning Of the Goth the
class presenting itself for examination
will number not less than score of
M ,mbcrs.
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pip. Dexter uo,t5n & Cow b F
Briggssslminis.rator Of est,te Of "
Utter ct al and II Jones. Administrator
OF estate Of d " Crooks deceased. e,
al. Foreclosure ~ mortgage
PIG. Crawford X Harrington v.
Henry Mills e, TX aud Joseph Mer-
cerean and Schwabscher Bros & Co.
Foreclosure Of mortgage
2l76 W r impe.t IS Hammond &
Emery. Promissory note.
2l77. w r Impett VS. + Hammond.
DTS Z Hammond vs. W Il Impett
Account
2l79. Foss & Borst VS. OF Albee.
Foreclosure of chat.el mortgages
2ls!. c II Mann VS. A Mohrane
Promissory note.
2ls2. Benz Stretch vs. Smith. Richie
& Co Foreclosure Of chat'cl MT
gage.
2ls3. W Il Impe,t VS. E Hammond
and Wsddell & Miles Promissory
note
PISA. Bartlett 4 Knapp vs. Smith,
Richie X Co. LoRgers Lien.
2lSj Henry Westphall VS. X $
Oppenheimer Promi.sory note
2lS6. Jas Wsrdwill vs. The Port
Discovery Mill Co ct al. Loggers' lien.
2.9O. Thos Clancy vs. e IL W God, 5
Coombs ct al. Foreclosure Of mort
gage.
2l9l. J D Miller VS. f b Ebey i Co.
Account
2i92 ID II Thomas vs. OF Albec.
Logoers' lien.
2l93. Jas E.sency vs. o T Albee.
Foreclosure Of mortgage.
2l9i. Racket Coutnhs ~ +. Dil!er
and ) r COMBS. Conveyance If real
estate
2l95. George BlackmAn vs. Smith,
Richie Il Co Logger's lien.
2l97. Watson G Squire vs.. JAS Nc
Naught and John Leary. Account.
2199. TIC Wilson vs.. Andrew Castro
Dissolution of partnership.
1900 Sarah b Ycsler vs.. d Il Baxter.
Promissnry note.
22Ol .Schwab acher Bros & Co IS 81.
mon Elwell ct al. Promissory note
2202. .Schwabacher Bros x Co Va VI
NOt'htil. L lA'iCs
2203. .Schnabachrr Bros & Co vs. +
NJ Dewali. PIomiss ry note.
22Oi. .Schwatacher Bros & Co W.
p Anderson. Promissory note,
2205. p III Lewis VS.. X Futchnrd.
Louisa Kennedy and Jane, \ NcPhee,
administrator of the estate OF L Pow
ers, deceased. Division of property.
2206. JAS Cribbe and Jas Essing vs..
o F Albee. Loggers lien.
2207. Schwabacher Bros X Co VS. +
A Etstrom. Promissory note.
22OS. j Baum & Co VS. Mundt X Da
Wis. Account.
2209. ID NJ Pierce vs j A Smart. ct
al. Trespass
2212. J B Roberts. bankruptcy.
2213. Dexter Horton & Co. W. II
Jones. individually. and as administra-
t. Of heirs of d w Crooks. Fore clos
ure of mortgage.
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G.. A II. ENCAMrMENr If ycu love
fan. and want to bust your buttons off.
just take spin out to the camp of the
boys, beyond Belltovn. They will
make moro and better fun 10 the square
yard than you ever saw before, and
Keep i, up too oil tho time. How !.
you ask Just wait till you SOC the
bummers come struggling into camp,
after q days forasing, and mind the
oontrat and, when they come TO all
lime the Union. the breas, works.
I,re pits dry tents. guard house, bar
ri punishment. Ac., &c: aud II yoi
are not entertained, YOU MIST he dull
men. and need medicine Friday aud
Saturday next will 10 jolly days at
camp II our boys only had guns and
equipments, they could do much better,
but they will tud something TO answer
in playing soldier.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ship Eliorado the pas. two days ha.
been discharging ballast in the ballast
dock provided by the city.
Asmall party from Por. Madison will
90 this evening to WILDLY Island 20
spend several days. camping cot, hunt
ing, fishing, &c.
We read in All Oregon newspaper that
Joseph T. Ralston. Of New Tacoma,
AMI formerly Of the Webfoot State. has
fallen heir to $4,000 by the death Of
an aunt.
The Bolivian bark Surprise. Owned
in Saa Francesca while On ,ae beach at
Port Madison, ye,tcrdAy. proved her
w.lknr.s by falling partially ia picc. s.
She j. 50 old and rotten that i. is
thought no effort will be made TO save
her. but tina. instead she will be broken
up.
An iSTKLLIGESCER reporter yester-
day witnessed the blasting power # the
new Jud.on powder A fourteen ounce
charge. inserted three feet Ia a stump
five and half feet In diameter and ten
feet in hight, blew the tough old settler
into snithcreens. II its excellent quail.
tiles were more generally known. tho
Judson powder would be in common
use among those haviag land 10 clear
Of knotty logs, stumps and Ike tcrrors
Of the pioneer.
Captain lawson. Of the Coast Survey
service. says the Olympia Courier, IL
having consldcrable difficulty in fndiug
prominent points from which 10 make
triangula'ioDs IN the work Of connecting
the surveys between the Sound and CO.
lumbia river. One peak in the Black
Hills and another IN the BaldHllls. near
Tenalcut, have been selected. and he is
now in search o: third place from
which these two hills and some point
on the Sound are all visible.
Camp life in all its minute detail.
will be illustrated by the q. A. Il. a,
their camp on Friday and Saturday
commencing at O'Clock on Friday
next. Turn ont and enjoy yourself
once in your life. Piper will soda and
ics cream you, and the ladies will pro-
vide cntef,ainmen. for the hungry at
small cost. \ dancing floor nicely
sheltered, Where you can tftp the hight
fantastic toe. Teams and boats will do
the carrying to aud fro. Remembering
". ittls nonsense now and then,
srelishsd BY the wisest men"
The attendance at the Nj T.. Church,
last evening, 10 bear the address Of ID.
Horton, Esq. on various questions con
earning Sabbath School interests was
quite good, and all seemed pleased and
profit.d After q presentation Of the
order Of daily exercise n, the National
Sunday School Convention. held in Cal.
ifornia in June last. he gave two Illus
trations Of Sabbath School teachers,
one of "A Negligent teacher aud the other
Of a faithful one Mr.. iiorton's account
Of tho big trees was simply wonderful.
showing them t. be thirty aud thirty
five fec in diameter He exhibited
section OF the bark Of one tree the bark
over foot III thickness. At the close
Of the lecture u vote Of ,h,uks was I'M
animously rendered to MIR Horton for
h valuable remarks.
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COURT DOCKET.

following il list of the cases on
the docket /" be disposed Of ~ the
term Of the District Court which con.
veneS ia Yes!,rs Hall on Monday next,
the 18th inst Beside these there are
four Tilted State. an: thirteen Ter
ritorill criminal ca,es. and three or
four civil cases " hich we are MT yer
mitted TO publish
1859 A Z Hotaling & Co vs. Jas II
Robbins ct al. Foreclosure of mort
gage.
1861 VIM Walker vs. Otto A Luud
ct ux. Foreclosure Of mortgage
1914 4 ID Smith and Isaac Parker
vs. NJ r. Hicks Account
1916. ID n Hyde vs. Nicholas Muir
ply. Accocnt.
1852. Susanah NJ Woodin ct al vs.
Eph Mcfarland e. al. Foreclosure Of
mortgage.
1857. WIN 4 Jennings IS Vim Nc
Neat and John Thompson. Account.
l7l4. G. ID Young. guardian of es-
tate OF Weaver heirs. vs. Jas X Robbins
ct al. Guardians bond.
III. William jameson and Mary
r jameson. Recover possession of
person property and damage.
1913. Herman Englebrecht. ct al vs.
Chas w Moore 4 Atcbinson Neill
Account.
1855. J p Kirby VS. Ann NJ Kiroy.
Divorce.
1851 Gold,mi,h i Loewenberg vs.
$ + Andrews i Co. Promissory
note.
1866. Port Biakely Mill Co vs. Page.
Albcr,on Il Co Damages
1911. nv b Stacy vs. ID " Crooks
Promissory note.
1868. steamer Nellie vs. l. Thorn
ss. Account
1869. + l. Marshal! u Co IS l. s
Thomas Account.
1901. Port Blaksly Mil Co VS. Henry
Livingston and Hannah Gellersou
Prom.ssory note.
1904 Port Blakely Mill Co VS. Henry
Livingston X Co Account
1888 GeAcvieye Lsdner vs. Thos II
LADDER. Divorce
1857. XII McC.bs VS. l. 5 Jewstt.
Account.
1856. Steamer Nellie vs. Bennett, X
Flatan. Account
1865. Grace + Dyer VS. L V Wyckoff
Sheriff and $ Baxter X Co. Restrain
ing order.
1867. Crawford Huntington VS.
Talbot Coal Co. ct a. Constellation
Of cases.
1870. L II Lewis We Wm b Moore It
al Foreclosure of mortgage
1874. Renton. llolmc, X Co. VS. An
gus Macintosh Account.
1885, George B~als rs Young &
Beimer Foreclosure Of mortgage.
1896. Perry. Woodwork & Co. vs.
W Ray Account.
1000. l. K Guberson vs. VIM Nc.
Callister. Account
1928. MI Oglesby " II l. Yesler
Prnmissory note
1921. Philip II Lewis VS. Thos II
Stringham ct uX For confirmation
1929. L II Lewis vs. James Dolsn e,
ux. For confirmation.
1875 Z II Lewis v, c Hsnford. Eel
confirmation.
s0oi. + Mrrtin 4 c.. VS. S Baxtel
& Co. and l. V Wyckcf, Sheriff. Re
plevin.
2oo6. City Of Sea.tl, vs. II L YES er
In equity. .,
zoos. n + Blumquis. VS. David
kaufman. SANDER.
o0ls. = Harrison W Chas Becker q
ux. Appeal from Justice Court.
ao2i. Abraham Simpson vs. Wn
MeCall,ster. Account.
a025. Hill Harmon VS. Livingston 1
Co. and the Port Blakely Mil &c
Foreclosure OF logsars liens.
2026. Puget Mill Co. VS. Fred Fos'
Account
a030. ID T Wheeler rs Saith. Ri,cbi'
| & Co Foreclosure Of liens.
203l Graham 4 VAuDyke rs Ree'
i Harmon. Account.
2o32 George H Ryan. in,oiven
debtor. Insolvency.
o03l John Bordeaux VS. } T Austin
Foreclosure Of loggers liens.
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PASSENGERS COMING --Passengers
q, follows are on the steamship City
Of Chester. which sailed from san
Francisco At noon on the 10Th of Au-
gust: For Port Toxnseni-Miss Hall
ii Hill and Que Ottoman. For Seat
tle-J Ferguson aud wife. I kirkpat.
rick. W j Howard. J ID Henry, Des-
mund. J Robinson. ID Wiseman. j
Haifey and ono Chinaman For Ia.
coma-John Smith and S Dnwden.
For Olympia w n Horton and ID
R,schoni,s. The Chester will no, be
due here before tomorrow night, and
may not arrive till the day following
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N OTICE.

OFSIcE Oh CIR TsRAsrkEA,l
SEATTLE Aug ., 1879. !
y1>HE TAX LIST FOR THE CRY OF SEATTLE
i for the year l-7S Is nov in my hands and
due. All tales not paid OIL or before De emb<r
lst. 1873. will b. returned Delinquent, AID . per.
eentAge added thereto.
JOHN u. BLANCHARD.
ai0du City Treasurer.
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Goor. We t.le pleasure in com
IN hiding the NV Cit. Council for the
passage OF Ordinsuce No. ls6. cs'ab-
lis mig fire limits and regulating the
Class of buildings 10 be erected. This
should have been done before, bu, is
better now than later. With = compe-
tent fire department and a COED equip
ment. with water in plenty aud bald
inss of the right character, we need
have little fear of any very general
coniiagration in future. This last pre-
caution of the City Fathers is wise IN
the extreme.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

No EXCUSE tor not having your pic
lures taken now. Cabinet photos S6
per dozen; Cards 81 per dozen, at
Moore's Gallery, Sullivans Block.
Front street. jylltf
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SALE OF PRorERIY.-The two lots
and residence occupied by Nj John
Leary, on Second aud Columbia streets.
have been recently purchase by that
gentleman of Col. W. G. Squire, for
$500.
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OFFICIAL PAPER A letter from Au
dtor SWEET, Gatci August 9th, informs
Us that the Beard of Commissioners for
Snohomish county have accepted our
proposal To do their county printing for
the year ending with August, 1880
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OH PAINTING ON GLASS = r. C. r.
Rankin AMI wife recently arrived in
this city from California and are stop
ping at the Occidental. The Lady
learned the art Of transferring photo
graphs to glass in oil Tors III Pans,
several years ago. AID IS prepared to do
that kind OF work for any OF our ci,i
zeus who may desire it. She executes
work In her line in most artistic aud
finished MANNER, and cannot fail 10 give
satisfaction la the transfer from the
card 10 the glass the color OF the hair.
eyes. lips, &c, are made perfect. thus
rendering the likeness oil the more com
plete. Those wishing beautiful pictures
cannot do better than 20 call Oh Mrs.
KaGkIn.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-12

FoR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
30 to Pipcr's
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- Bocs Beer in pints and quarts.
for sale by
CRAwroRD L HARRINGTON. Agents
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TIE ESCAaPxEST.-That our .ea der.
may - informed, xe will state "a. the
proposed enc1mpment OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic this week will
be rs4r .he I'D ca L IN warehouse. or
about mile aud q half from Ye.ler'.
wharf l. will be public 70 eve-y one.
ani all can go there AMI camp who
choose. ~hethe: members If the Order
or not. The barbecue will inclCd. the
roasting Of whole OK. and the clam
oaxe wall include twenty-five bushel. Of
clans. Nine men are ., work CLEARING
AM getting things in READINGS. .or tie
OCCASION. The dancing pavilion will lie
40 by 60 feet. and in 1t there will te
music and dancing on Friday and Sat
urtay evenings. To thi. part 81 the
entertainment there vii! BE- charge Of
fifty cents. Bat All else VIII tie free.
Those unproyIded With eatabies ncedn',
be alarmed. for Dot only will there be
a vel stocked suffers store. bu. Piper
himself viii De there The University
Cadet, will b. on hand. aud do duty IN
the way Of sanding guard. *. NJ
drunken ne,s viii be allowed any a.
guilty OF 20 gras- a brrach %: deccn,v
will he el~ctsi fr1 IN The grouud,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-01
LOCAL DIRECTORY.

! Masonic.-Staunton Lodge No. 13-J. Howard
| Wayt, Master; James Ker, Secretary. Meet at the
lodge in Masonic Building the second and last Fri
day nights in each month.
| Union Royal Arch Chapter-W, Fl. II. Lynn, Higl
Priest; James Ker, Secretary. Meets in Masonic
Hall the second Tuesday nightin each month.
| Stevenson Communicative A. Burke Com
mander; James F. Patterson, Recorder. Meets il
Masonic Hall the fourth Monday in each month.
| knights of Honor.-W. W. Gibbs, Past Dictator
j. M. Lickter, Dictator; F. H. Link, Reporter
Meets 1st and 3rd Monday nights each month il
their Hall in the Cochran Building.
Odd Fellows-Staunton Lodge No. "a. G.
Friou Noble Grand; N. M. Warner, r. Secretay
J. N. Argenbright, F. Secretary. Meets every
Thursday night in Odd Fellows Hall.
| Central Encampment No. A-W. M. Simpson
Chief Patriarch James w. Blackburn, Scribe. Meets
second and fourth Tuesday In each month in Odd
Fellows Hall.
| Saunton Lodge No. 1877 Iron Band 0. X. S. B.-A
Hart President; Moritz Witt, Secretary. Meets in
their Hall in the Cochran Building on the LIST and Sd
Sundays at 10 A. M.
Temperance Societies.-West Augusta LODGE.
W. Waddy, w. G. T.; j. w. Blackburn, W. S., Meets
every Saturday night in Bruce's building
Mizpah Lodge.-Wm. j. McCawley Worthy Chief
John W. Bryan, Secretary. Meets every Thurs
day night in Charity Hall oyer Wayts drug store.
Sons of Jonadab-Wm. B. Hyde, Worthy Chief;
John M Henkle, Secretary Meets every Tuesday
night in Charity Hall Sons of Temperance.
Sons of Temperament. q. Bunch, Worthy Patri
arch; VIM. Fuller. Worthy Secretary.
Juvenile Templars.-J. W. Newton, Superinten-
dent; J. Herbert Stiff, Secretary. $50 MEMBERSHIP
regular meetings,
Fire Observation-Disclosures Fire Company
Michael Cox, Captain; Thos. J. Crowder, Secretary
Meets fourth Tuesday in every month at Firemen's
Hall.
Staunton Hook and Ladder Company.-J. M.
Quarles, Captain; Sandy Wilson, Secretary. Meets
on first Wednesday in each month at their headQuar
tiers in the Sullivan building
Capt. ]. B. Scherer Jr,. Chief Engineer of Fire
Department.
Mitary.-West Augusta Guard-Wm. L. Bum
gardner, Captains Lewis M Bumgardner, Secretary
Meets in their armory in the American Hotel every
Monday night. Regular meetings first Monday in
each month.
Staunton Artery-A. H. Futz, Captain; N. M.
Warner Secretary. Meets at their armory near the
G. & O. Depot every Tuesday night. Regular meeti-
ngs second Tuesday in each month.
Stonewall Brigade Band.-Prof A. j. Turner, Con
ductor; E. M. Cushing, President; w. H. Barkman
Secretary. Meets Tuesday and Friday nights every
week.
Relgious-Young Mems Christian Association
Fl. M. McIlhany, President; j. E. Guy Secretary.
Meets at their rooms in City Hall for all devotional
exercises every Sunday evening at Az P. M. Direc-
tory meetings at the call Of the President. Library
open every evening from S to P. M.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-01
HAUNTED.
BY MARION HARLAND.

Haunted" Yes, for thirty-two years.
was fifty my last birthday. gradua-
ted at twenty. / was eighteen and a
''soph" when we fellows sent John Grey
to Coventry. "John James Grey''-so
stood his name in the college catalogue.
Among us he was known as 'Lady Jane. "
I cannot tell you how odd it seemed to
me to stand fifteen years ago in front OF
small, faded portrait of the poor little ten
days queen, whose head was the football
to the vaulting ambition of Messrs. North
cumberland & Co., and to recognize in the
sad brown eyes the same wistful appeal l
saw in another pair when l last looked
into them. It was mere coincidence, OF
course, but the portrait on the wall IN the
Bodleian Gallery, Oxford, has John Grey's
eyes, as I noted before I knew whose the
likeness was.
We called him " Lady Jane then, part
ly in parody of his real name, as much be
cause of certain refinement OF manner
and appearance, that was neither delicate
nor lack of manliness. 1t was a boylsf
way of acknowledging that he was bit O.
choice porcelain cast by chance among
coarser pottery. None of us even in jes
called him milksop--or, as the collegiar
of this generation would put it, a 'muff. ,
| He Was an admirable student, Jovia
comrade, ready alike for work and frolic-
in short, ga good fellow through ant
through and decided favorite with u
all until what 1 am about to tell you hap
pened.
We were in Old Chess's room that morn
ing. "Chess'' was short for Chesterfield
We thus dubbed the Professor OF Greek
his name being Field, his body as long AM
stiff as the Levitical law. and his dispo
sition as surly as that of hyena. To hat
him came to us by nature, and he laugh
thirty-nine out of the forty in the class t.
labhor the sight and sound OF a Greel
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-01

THE WIFE.-It needs no guilt to break
a husbands heart; the absence of content,
the mutterings of spleen, the untidy dress,
and cherries home; the forbidding scowl
and deserted hearth; these and other pame-
less neglects, without crime among them
have narrowed to the quick the hearts
core Ct many man, and planted there,
beyond the reach of cure, the germ of dark
despair. Oh, may woman. before that sad
sight arrives, dwell on the recollections of
her youth, and cherisbing the idea of that
tuneful time, awake and keep alive the
promise she then so kindly gave. And
though she may be the injured, not the
injuring one-the forgotten, not the for
getful wIfe-a happy allusion to that hour
of peace and love-a kindly welcome to a
comfortable home smile of love to ban
ish hostile words kiss of peace to par
don all the past-and the hardest heart
that ever locked itself within the breast
of selfish man will soon soften to her
charms, and bid her live as she had hoped,
her years in matchless bliss-loved, loving
and content-the soother of the sorrowing
hour-the source of comfort, and the
spring OF joy.