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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-15

NEWSPAPER EST TABLIS HMENT I
~ WANTED.-Any party wishing 10 remove
NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT TO one of the
largest counties in The State. with fateiinP pros
pects Of securing extensive paroDare. win please
nsddross VALLEY.
in l4-3i< at the DLSpatch once.
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> ISUpREaE CouRT or ApPEALs.--HarYey
Wilson. ESQ. qualified asocounselt to prac'
.tice in this court. ..--- a::-..t -... y
BaiIey's personal representative yss Gar
nettgand ais.TI Argued bN;G9lonel W. ".
Gordon and George z, Haw, Esq, for :ap'
pellant, and James. Alfred Jones. 8, Tor ,l appel
lees, and continued Until to-day I'D yg!ssm..stI 10
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.ADntNIsTRaEoR,s notice.

A DaiAiSTRATQR'S, NQTICE.-Notice
;.t.. hefesv given thai have qualified as admin-
,siIasor OF JAMES PHIIiPS, deceased, with his
all persons indebted the estate WiH
Jss VIA me, andail personshaying claims against
e ee'a'e VIII present them to me for pay speltt.
.yEra"eW. II. PHILLIPS, r,,,
!ei4-zfa@3w "a ,ga .,g No. 1906 Aatn street.
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OUR cooEuS VI WINE Is really good enough for
table use. w. y. BLAIR 6 Co.
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yIrANTED.-A GRADUATE IN HIG Fl
w STANDING of 4 Virsinia College and STU
dent OF the University or Virginia desires for the
next half session to TEACH IN A GOOD SCHOOL
on PRIVATE FAMILY. Testimonials as 70 ability
and character furnished on application. Address
+ 7 'niyrrsity or Virynia. ia IO-deod4t Sw1t*
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PRsTfR PoR "A Revival. .NThe largest
congregation yet assembled participated in
the meeting ut Tie Y oung> Mems Christian
Association Hall Yesterday evening" -
. Rev. Dir. Scnaeffer was very happy in his
conduct Of the meeting and his remarks,
as were Rev. DR., Read, Rev. DR.. j. E. Ed
wards, Rev. ,Drs., Hoge, Curry, DashielI,
and Bishop Doggett in the part they took in
the after exercises. = ~. p. So ~
MIR. j. D. K, sleight presented several
special topics Of prayer. --.---- :. !.
There was more. than usual feeling and
general interest IN the meeting.
Bishop Dogget. will conduct the meet.
ing-troni fUez to- si1-this evening, and
the young men Of the city, swell as others,
are earnestly urged TO attend. .lsIt.iis! i
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VILE OPEN ON MONDAY aroiter rot OF cLoAKs
on consignment, with instractt6ns to sell them ht
thirty Icr ocut.belpw regular ppicc.-wh!eh will be
done. SAyou will get
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MOE RENY,-A-NICE OFFICE oNNs
n SS,stN STnEET. cea.raliy, locslss;. nr,t 81
asor saiislls tor alawyer or Gre. os
aSsas Rsat very AaSdssaSnn; n nnpnsilI. Co,
ltk S5 ". l54 81 Real EsfSte Agents,
s. al 3ss{3 fl ~ HOG szaia sireot.
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TEY OUR a0c- TEA and our 16c: La2unyra coffee.
". d. BLAIR & Co.
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FINEST Il uar, Scotch whiskey, and apple brandy.
w. ID. EI,AIR 4 Co. ....s .s.......
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4nhn,o.ld 1ispattt.

ss- THE or THE DIsPATCH
IS LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED c1RCU-
LAg1oS or ALL rrl p oTtsE y DAILY NEWS
Papers OF TfIE CRY. ''ss>.'
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THE ORDER IN THE HOUsE TODAY.

The canal-railroad bill is the special and
continuing order in the House commenc-
ing o.day at 1 O'Clock. TIE probable
itY is that the galleries and privileged seats
will all be occupied. as the people Of the
State, without reference to sections, seem
to be deeply interested in the fate of this
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= LRT us .READIpsG, promilpent reaa.
,nsiinp n ain senator naa received FROM wealthy
brother glfto 900. 4 ~ ',:i, St... ts! = Il
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T OsT, A YOUNG SiBROWN-ssso
l. hASD-WHITE SETTER DOG, with aAn
new collar 4 liberal reward will be given II re-
turned 10 T. COPELAND, 2520 Franklin street,
corner Twenty.sixtll.---- ia 15-1tA
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;DIy4DEEDs..

Iifs FIRE RklaEsJrAxcRa aEoNpANYl
yy,u,, IhtehGoap,Y " YA4,sgaHaary.I3,i 1870. is
ne BOARD OF DlREGTpRS of this
or FuI.sp have declaFeda dividend
Nochc,yts ~ the past six ponths, pasable I'd the
i, IL 'asners ae on and after fsSe fI5il Instant 80
s-1-ot .2EaA AfEhDE. secrefafy.
NE OF RicInroSp TRRfgrraL BUILDING, 4
LoAa,AgD THUST COMPANY. IL
no. o ELEygNTH STREET.
fs,.r,, hlciia0aE, " A., January 8, 1879.
1aE BOARD, on paREGToRs OF,
PIyf pEni Ee9nippany have declared u DINIDEND OF
shr eon, En- GENT, aJes PAID on the earnings hf
iis:r ,s ~ Tor t5e rast six month";. payable az
se ob and after JannaKg l5. 1879. . {5Yf,f
tas-7t tasSIList1tai LDy5sssSsTElH. IA
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i5Ho.EaIsss aHd Ensarisaoes Elee esions.l -
/ ALL OF the national banks and several of
tue dfbsalrasfuts csrar raases iie!d dtthairaBnuaI
election Of president andr,disecsorsig ester
tdayi RliedUfioWing arR t.,e.neW, boards:

'tNU % {taa}36Si uc!uttnoITQBn
election Of president andEdisecsopsg ester.
-days Rliefuiiowiug ara thslnew, boards:
ftRsT saqiosaL sns a7g9lao
II Isaae u; &. Rielstd IT, L..B BfosYfi
WIaas ~ 5HFatcbsfs 81 !!s earls ~
S eass ssa5aa, B. aslala +. hssa M re- re-
las sseSRgSs % 5sa Fss a: FsEssssa & Sizes.
= n. sAyE9Ss4b gASf' qF yiRsrs4fas,y< n @
1lE sQ- iNdlting, Thomas v. NC Canoe,
IHenrY;lK K. Ellyson,s William r. Palmer,
James W. Allison, James 7. Gray, H. a.
Claiborne, lliam K. Watts, Marx Dow
,Bey,, John F.: Allen Claiborne Watkins,
Thonass c. Williams. md L. b. Tatulm- AT
a meeting OF the directors held nbseauentIy
E-a. N6lfing, ESD, was unanimously re-
elected president. .ia!r n lt1,,og 3'rgff1,ls,
PLANTERS NATIONAL BAEK.i ,7Gl'2s
John B. Davis, John A. BeIyin; John x.
Chfldrey, s. M.i 'Rosenbaum, a. M.> Lyon,
W. W. GosdeH. Charles Phillips TtE.p d.
Christian, and w! 4. Martin. John B. Da-
Yis was rejected president All the old tii-
'rectors were elected, Gwithhtbe addition to
the board Of Walter X: Martin, Esq. '7s'L
ROO - MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK. m
10 Thomas, BRANCH, F.. r. Scott, John p.
Branch. Bradleg 7, Johnsons G. b. Board.
W. J.Jehnston, ~. j, Leake, D., W., Pick.
rell, A. S. Buiord, r. e. Morton, William
H. Garnet, Thomas Potts, and William, E..
Dibrell. Thomas Branch was elected presi-
dent and F. r. Scott yice-presi0ent.
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yEY FRAME HOUSE jSnJ Filth sirsst,r Navy
Sf2B per annuIn. - y = ''.'-'.'' - - -.
.BRICK HOUSE, six rosIps,N No; SAL north Twen-
ty.st ronfi street; $40 per month.
:, FRAME h0C Sc ave rooms, No. 20aTeass Main
- FRAME HOUSE. eight rooms, No. TIC south
FRAME House, four rooms, No. 3i9 Market
ts,reatg sI2 per MONTH 4 Il moi it.i.. e. -
ERAsiE, No. 500 south Pine street, 1--WE rooms'
sIOper month: '9'1 'EIDG .rLn ,l.,.daI2
|, IDHELLING1 oyeR Taylor's aroesryI No: lSl6
|; FRAsiE, No. 81 oBeyerfy street, tn erooris; Slo
per month. s.s..,rx.s., ..... i.,., ,,s,,,,s
'7.7 ~ Reat Estate Agents,
,t,,o od,t .aaptg.slft 1r.J 0S iAiau street.
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~ .HusT1Nus .CoURT.-The HustipssriC iCourE
was engaged yesferday IN the IriaT OF ciV1l
cgSas = y NA'S = - -.--'r. 3
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c1TOREs FORi RENT :;,;o! dosh ,

SToREs Fo1t hLS l'aH'r'..,.., = .,I,,. = NI
No. 1904 cast Main, with Dwelling above MS per
No. 1905 enss Main, with dwelling above; - 8 per
month. ,.-.ur, .r>.a,,,, and
No. 1908 east aiaiIf street eet~esn Isfoiih ana
Thirleentb: u. 500 per apn nInl. Me-. .,.,,,.
: No 22l4 cast Main, wit large 'dwtHiag aho'ef
sISO utr aIixnni. F,sr - - IT,. - .o,o
30. i44l aasL Main, wiz d"e!un 'SaseS soo'
per year. ,, ,.,,- ,o.o H,t, a,d c,rv
streets, nest 10 CIemmstG & Jones. s,o
No I as7 east Maiu, dwelling alssve- adloinihs
ei,y ,ynnS Es 10 TooV' FR.aNk. D. HILL & Co.
3-rfpp'pf Real Estatza Agents and aluitonfers
.1..onaSt - - GO, Msin street.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Jan. l3, Jan. ~, Jan. 4, Jan. IL,
1871, 1873. 1879. 1879.
". G.. ". Z. ". C. W. &.
.l9 IT, z Is is II II. 20

stiI.born aiil ss.isas .s...:. 50 Z
Mean temperature for the week ending
january 4, 1879, 300, "; mean tempera-
ture for the week ending 'January1l, 1879,
$50, S5.f1 i5n= ->Irif t5aaI l'''' '"ie~:N at; %.
a' Amount Of rainfall for week ending JAN
uary 4, 1879, 0.26 inches; amount of rain
fall for week ending Jannary II, 1879, 900
inches.s 4 Il 81 f~-I , IA = =
,. Population ofrcity estimated ut 10000
white, 45,S00.;t celored3A SO, 700s, Rate of
mortality of whole population was 2o.40: per
1905 per anhum rate or morality Of white
population was 1852 per 1000 per annum !;
rate Of, mortality of ,colored population was
30.S6 per LOCO per annum. J..
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WANTED. a SITUATION IN SOME
w WHOLESALE HOUSE, by young man
from Middle North Carolina. Have au eXten I've
aruuainiance throughout the State. Relertlces
given Address. for three days, PELL,
81, I52it Dispatch ofice.
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ESTRAY.-A MEDIUM-slzE RED rssg
~ COW WIS taken no by the police on the SisA.
hglt OF the Stb Instant. The owner can get ber!by
applying at The First poiice-s,a,ion: Orb Market.
3l Tnii JOHN POE. JR.,
ia l4-lw.a, ~, rs,73., Chief of POLICE.
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('L0SING OUTGeATt VERY Low
~ PRICES Of onr stock or GROCKERY, GLASS
WARE, BASKETS, and BRUSHES, in order quit
business. NJ. EVANS tE' co., 3S6 Broad street.
il l5-eof3m 50 ~. =
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&, srowp ..--six. Inches 81 snow was reported
at ghaslot yesterday. if-5si =
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parton of the works 1t Balle Tie are afso
6peratfor,, sfi1iifi III snsSf"S S'S =

Fad hoBstt: Pinch. Thee parfies ssssn-
WepsaI -bsYi Judge d C!optpn 70, show cause
hEb1 ihesr, licenses sbouId not be revoked
fsilife to com ply With tYe' proyisfois Jof
the HSdeft bel I-punsh net wefs sdIseharsetl
fw7e issa adm onitior TO badnore careful in
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS q CHI AN GE.--Stock, Good.
- WIN, and Fixtures OF an Established Business
for sale. Apply TO ".'br. IN. EVANS a. CO
u l5.eod3n .L.-.l .a.rL326 Broad street.
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T,1r1K.AaD JoBsWORE EEAMY Exs
b bacu7ED q tas p!se 4 saA 3 |. Ns aAA
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CORN WANTED.-Highest market price
v paid for PRIME WHITE CORN delivered at
GOOD Findings on nsyigabic rivers. Parties having
corn TO sell will DO we'll 70 confer With us before
Ealing THOMAS BRANCH & CO..
"a la.1w 1917 east Main street, Richmond.
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TAME TO MY PLACE. OPPOSITE Ess:a
" New city reservoir. on The 18th instant. 1xasA.
4 COW. The owner will please cal. pay charSes,
and TAXI her away. q. Il. LUGNOT. j.
u lI-1t
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WANTED, By A RESPECTABLE
W WHlTELADY. situation rs WET NURSE
Auufy at 507 Marshall street. il l5-W&F2tt
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LOST. sFsAYEo. AND F@UND..


POUND, AT THE THEATRE EAST
L NIGHT an UMBRELLA, which the owner can
get by calling at This Office and paying for This ac-
yerisemcnt. IN 15-lt
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u LANGuAGELIKE THIS


must appear extraYagant, to; those who take
different views, OF. the whole subject from
those herein expressed; but this language Is
none too strong to express the convictions
OF those who, believe with, me that r grave
wrong has.,been perpetrated iagainst tne
great, interests cpprnf tied 10 my charge-a
wrong nW hose destructive csnseq equenees dQr
not become less as the years advance pus
Become greater year by YEN. In lS71sRe hsd
i4'sTa schools aud 204 4;074 children enrolled;
in 1878 we had 4,545 schools anu, aoz IA
children enrolled and now, in 1919, so faf
we cannot exhibit more than one fourth OF
these tigures.7GIn this sudden andar q
Ei'la1 s,'9 s' "A f 1AllsElIJi 5sEAsEJE . @
.se ( f,,5aaaf are brought face face With peru
scamnarell with IN hich: ALI other peElls iade
.iutb insig i6canee the peril .et genera.
[fion of. Virginia children growing up h. fh
darkness-,an. .eYiI which IN itself emDoales
ali other eYils, moral and material. g {
fFinaIls,I afa required TO say what 1 meant am
,,H Ia yinc THAT The robbery or wrong y hlen
have irist explained 5 6 VIII not be allow ~
ia conrinne much longers' ....3 !. y q .
sln sepiy,I beg leave TO say that meant W.
s, What II then belieYed. ald noH believe 10
iEbe tf,tel-1anely. that however portentouss as
! ana Encouraging was the existing stae 81
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WANTS.

Admission. 25 cents Children. 10 cents.
Doors open from 10 A. N. .to9P. NJ. ia 15-3t*
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SMALL. HOUSES.

EoR RENT. -. -" -. =. .,,.,. .,..',.' AZ;
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s., w. ,EGGER, Agent, -
iyS.79Y. Miltonsburg, Ohio.
LEGAL NOTICE.


I DA MRSSERLY IA minor child of Anthony
Messsrly, deceased, aged about l6 years,)
Nancy Zorne and C. Y Zorne her husband,
who reside in the city of Wheeling in the
State of West Virginia, William Messeriy
who resides at Dover, st, wart County, Ten.
nesses, Margaret Bare and Joseph Bare her
husband, who reside at Belmont, Wabash
County, Illinois, Mary A. Haudenschailt and
William Haudenschailt her husband, who
reside in Wstzsl. County, West Virginia, and
whose post Office address is New wartinsv lille,
Wetzel County, West. Virginia, will take no.
tice that on the 5th day Of July, 1879, John
Messerly fled his certain petition in the
court Of common pleas of Monroe County,
Ohio. against them and the other heirs Of
James Messerly, deceased, the object and
prayer Of said petition, is to obtain an order
of said court. for the, partition of the real
estate of which James Messerly died seized.
situate in the town OF Clarington, Monroe
sceunty, Ohio. to wit: Lot number (66) sixty
six in said town Of Clarington except a strip
off the west side thereof eighteen inches
wide5; also the south half of lot number
eighty four in said town; also, lot number
ninety FIVE of section nineteen, township
three of range three in said town of Claring
ton. .h .hae86se. IL fia5}
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 10th day Of September A.
D, 1873. HUNTER & MALLORY,
jy8.T9t7y Att'ys for Plaintiff. ,
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ROAD NOTICE,

MOTIcR is. hereby given that petition
IN will be presented to the Commissi oners
Of Monroe County, Ohio, At their next session
to be held on the first Monday of September,
1879, praying for the establishment of a
county road along the following dssribe1
route in said county, to wit: Beginning at
the point where the road, vacated on the pc.
tition of Joseph Hamilton and others inter-
sects the road established on the same pe.i.
tion and being on the lands Of ]. H. Hamil-
ton, Summit Township. Monroe County, Ohio
thence through the LAM of said Hamilton
on or near the line of the old road; thence
through the lands of Christopher Kindelber
ger and Mrs. Ulrich to station No. l8, being
at the point to which the old road was vaca.
ted. and to intersect the old road at that
point. And also to view and establish Q
road, beginning at section No. "a, at the
point where the present road intersects the
line Of the old Malaga road; thence through
the lands of Christian Weber to intersect the
present Malaga road at the nearest practica
BILE point. MANY PETITIONERS.
! juns74, '7swb.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
George Ring
VS..
Benjamin Ring ct al.


RY virtue of certain order of sale in par
tition issued from the court Of common
pleas, within and for the county Of Monroe
and State Of Ohio, in case pending in said
court between the above named parties. and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public
auction at the east door Of the court house
in Woods6eld, on a. q.,s-,f, Il
Saturday, the 30h day Of August, 1879
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. M, of said day, the following de.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county.
Ohio to wit: Et IT, ii e74.s -&
The east half of the southwest uarter o
section twenty five, township three of range
five, except about twelve acres out of the
southwest corner of said half quarter and
particularly described as follows: Being all
lying east of said line, commencing at su-
gar tree on the old county line on the cas-,
bank of Little Muskingum Creek; thence 9
northeasterly course to store about twelve
feet west of the south corner Of the tobacco
house; thence about north to stone planted
on the east bank of the creek, six feet from q
bellfower apple tree; thence west to the line
dividing the quarter; thence north to land
formerly owned by Simeon Hill, deceased
and being the same land set off to Margaret
Ring in fee simple in the case Of George Rims
VS.. Margaret Ring ct al in the court Of com
mon pleas of Monroe county, Ohio; the prem
ises herein is also subject to the family
graveyard, devised by Walter Ring in his last
win and testament, and also road from said
graveyard to the public road i
IA n,1a % Ioc col1 Is.
praised at $3.50, and may sell for two
thirds of said appraisement, Terms of sale
one-third cash on day of sale, one-third il
one year and one-third in two years; the de-
ferred payments to bear interest and be Sc.
cured by mortgage on the premises sold. eu
e-.-- WILLIAM RRAD, !;
fuly29.7sw5, Sheriff N C. 0.
h HUNTEB Il MALLORY, Att'ys. i'aA
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Compromise. J
JDet,oit Free Press.l

Acf'izen driving IN on the Holder
road the other day met a lad about 1;
years old on the highway some six OF
seven miles from the city. The boy hat
Ea shot gun as long as himself, but nc
game, and the citizen inquired:
"Out fora hunt2", 3,.,oo.0 a. %
81 was out for, hunt" was the reply
"And you haven't killed any. thing r.
"Well, no." q lsi't6iini u aa
sand you don't expect top" diivf
"Not unless kin git within striking
distance. You see, two of ne came ou
together. After we got out here l wan
ted to hunt for lions, and the other boy
wanted 10 shoot ostriches, and so we di
yided up. He took the powder and sho
and ! took the gun. I'm over her
looking for turnips, and he's over il
that field watching holler log for bears
It's such hot weather guess we won
have much luck, anyhow"
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Remedy for. Damp Walls.

So much sickness, too often fatal, re
sults from damp walls, that every pre-,
caution should be taken to remedy the
evil. Moisture may be kept from a
brick wall by dissolving three-quarters
of pound Of mottled soap in one gal.
lon of boiling water, and spreading the
hot solution steadily, with large fla,
brush, over the surface of the brick.
work, taking care that it does not lather
This is to be allowed to dry for twenty.
four hours, when solution formed of 9
quarter Of pound OF alum dissolved il
two gallons of water is to be applied ir
a similar manner over the coating o.
soap The soap and alum mutually de
compose each other, and form an inso
luble varnish which the rain is unable te
penetrate. The operation should be per
formed in dry, settled weather.
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The Ageing Fllrt.
fLon.don Ma,fair.i :

- q a. a
,t,She was supreme Eve years ago. But
ave years have toll upon, her complex
Ion and her beauty, whileiheyoung men
who adored her are young men still, and
woe her little chit Of sister, who seems
to her only fit tor the governess and the
littie chiidren's dinner. The retrospect
is not pleasant. She thinks Of time
wasted, OF honest hearts toyed with, en-
Filtered, rejected.s She has seen, one by
one, pretty girls of not half her beauty
or style reaped and agarnered by the
proper husbandman.a And nov che
stands rejected, abandoned and in the
cold. The retrospect is not pleasant. 50
But how about the prospect 2 Il is sad
der still. There is the gay music, the
bright rooms, the polished floors, Still
her name figures on the invitation cards,
though she knows that she is asked moi
for her own, but for her sisters sake
She might, indeed, give up tue game and
retire with the dignity OF years. But
the dignity OF years is an indignity for
her. She can not take the hint of the
Pettou u1 feou 'ue nanu"i"snS wy"
which Time autographs her brow. She
stiIl haunts the bright scenes-a sorry
sight; Snperanusted oeans and timid
stfiplings fall 10 her lot 1t begins TO
become very dreary Still she trips l,
on q toe which perhaps never was IAN
iastic, and has certainly long since ceas
edso he light. Whatever may be her
faults, no one can deny .hat ,ne sne mas mas
courage and perseverance People would
almost wish that she bad neither. For
the world is a selfish world, and the peo-
pie who give dances like to see fresh
'iaces and lovely figures in tue ballroom
Here is the third stage OF the life OF the
hirt- It's not . pleasant picture 70
look at. It is not-rexcept from the
imorallz,ng cynics point o. tv'ew-an
agreeable onJect 70 contemplate. QUICK
let US dismiss the company. Let our
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30 Several years ago, when the building
OF the Scioto Valley Road was on The
tapis. q delegation Of prominent citizens
or Columbus, CrcleviIle and Portsmouth
met in the parlor OF one OF our hotels,
In conjunction with a number of our
cown citizens, to consnlt sas to the best
means OF pursuing the enterprise to
completion. To give more than usual
seclat TO the gathering, the "Old Govern
orr was induced to attend and give his
advice. (Chiilicoiheans we're always
fond Of showing him off to strangers J
After the business portion of the meet,
ing had been despatched the, converse
stion turned upon general topies,i and
finally come, one asked the Governor
Why he did not re-enter politics and be
come candidate for the Presidency =
This Was enough TO set the Governor
going. Taking up his personal history
from the earliest day, be, recounted in
his impressive manner, step by step, un.
III from poor boy he had served, this
District as Representative ana the State
two terms as Senator, shaving for com.
peers such men as Harry Clay, Webster
Calhoun. and Tom Benton" Leaving
.tte Senate, gentlemen" be continued
II retired to my home and gave myself
70 stndy-profoand study; deep study
and after twenty FIVE years OF compan,
ionship with hooks, / came TO the con.
clnsion, gentlemen, that TO be President o.
fffic potch OF territory on third raa
planet, BY Cd soos ansosrtky the ambition
Of q salesman and scholarf" The fash
Ing eye, the deep leonine intonation Will
which this was said, and the shake o
the bead which accompanied it, vii
readily be remembered by all who eve
heard him talk upon that all-absnrbine
topic: Himself. .-Chilhicothe Register.
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An unsucce ssful lover was asked by
what mischaLce he lost his divinity
AAlas = said l,e. 81 6stteIed; her until
she grew too proud to speak to me-"
In 1000 churcbyalds Of Eogiand it is
still impossible Tor dissenting parish.
ioner TO be buried by his minister. Were
We not familiar With the ia. t, says an ex.
change, we should have thougbt it i'm
possible that any church in Christsndom
could refuse courtesy and Cancellation to
mourners for the dead.