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Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
The w.se. Of yarn Hands.


The Department Of Agriculture has
been collecting some figures Of wide
interest regarding the rate Of wages
paid farm laborsrs in different parts Of
the country. These statistics show
that, with the exception Of Minnesota
and some States and Territories still
further West, the average monthly
rate Of pay declined from 3 to 10 per
cent. during the year ending last
April. But this decline in wages was
more than compensated for by an equal
and sometimes greater reduction in the
expense Of living, SO that the relative
condition Of the laborer improved dur
ing the year. The pay Of farm labor
ers in New England in yearly engage
ments, without board, averages s2O.3l
per month, and the average cost OF
living $500. The average of Middle
States is 1890; South Atlantic States,
$11.1O and in the Gulf States, $l4.S0 /;
in the nine Inland States east Of the
Mississippi, from $3.50 south Of the
Ohio to $20. 80 in the North. West Of
the Mississippi the present average is
$23.sl per mouth, slight increase
over a year ago, while the price of
subsistence has fallen Off. In Califor-
mia and Washington Territory the in
crease has been still larger and now
reaches 1896, but is more than Offset
by much greater increase in the cost
Of living. There is almost everywhere
good demand for labor, and there
seems no doubt that the condition OF
the agricultural class is steadily i'm
proving along with that Of the rest OF
the country.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
Turning tho Joke,

The "Detroit News" tells the follow
ing: A facetious young man who
boar ds in hotel not very far from
Grand River avenue, was badly taken
down at the dinner table day or two
ago. The servant who took his order
was good looking sort Of a girl, and
when toward the end Of the meal she
asked him If he wanted anything more,
he replied, "Yes / would like a kiss
The girl left the room and told her
grievance to the laudlady who was in
the kitchen. -,
Without sayinga word the venerable
dame wiped her withered lips and pro
ceeded to the dining room. The young
man sat in his chair laughing at the
girls discontinue, but he quickly
changed his tune when the old lady
threw her arms about his neck and
pressed her dewy lips to his again and
again. The fellow struggled to get
away, but the old woman held him
fast, and showered kisses upon his
burning face, until he finally made a
supreme effort, tore himself loose from
her clutches. and fled for dear life, pur-
sued by the mocking laugh Of his com
panions. ....
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

It is said that jeff Davis new book
will contain at great length structures
on his enemies in the Confederacy, such
as Toombs, Joe johnson and others:
Gath says that he heard one Of Davis
friends say the other day that he was
particularly embittered against Joe
Johnson. Some one told Davis that
johnson was unsparing in his censure
Of the civil chieftain Of the rebellion,
and showed him q foot note in Swinton's
History where he quotes Joe johnson
as saying that the embarrassment Of
Mcclellan and others by Lincoln and
the Cabinet was excelled by the stu
n;ditv of the embarrassment Of General
Johnson by the rebel President.
Joe Pentz took rifle to his wedding
at Marks Gap, Texas. The sexton tried
to persuade him to leave it at the door
on entering the church, but he persis-
ted in carrying it across his shoulde,
as he walked with the bride up ths
aisles TO the altar rail. His explanation
was that a rival suitor had threatened
to kill him on this occasion, and h
meant to be prepared for defence.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
Paris spirome,er.

We wish to call the special attention
Of the public to DR.. NJ. Souvielle, the
eminent French surgeon, who has made
such woadeffnl cures Of cartarrh, asth-
ma, bronchitis and chest diseases. Of
ice No. 2l4 West 4th street, Whining
ton, Del. .rs.
From the Berlin "Medical Gazette
'Dr. Souvielle, by his invention Of the
Paris Spiromster, for the treatment Of
throat and lung diseases, undoubtedly
discovered the best method for curing
these diseases, made more terrible by
the failure Of the physicians. Every
physician should have one." His office
il At No. ZIG W. 4th street. |....
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
Re-Opemod.

The shoe store No. 313 Market street,
formerly occupied by Z. Donahoe, has
been rs.opened and filed with an en-.
tire new stock of ladies' gents, misses
and childrsn's boots, shoes, CATERS and
rubbers, which ars being sold at prices
which defy competition. 1t is under
the able management Of Miss M. y.
Robinson, (formsrly with E. Donahoe,
who will be pleased to see all her
friends and the old customers who
formerly traded there, and to all new
ones we will guarantee that they will
receive the best of attention.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

YOTlCE.-The partnership heretofore Ok.
istina between e. Mitchell, Jr., and f.
Mitchell, trading as Mitchell 4 TO-, Agts..
Mara and dealers In Slate Mantels, ID this
dissolved by mutual consent. All settle
hU will be made to or BY
i. MITCHELL. JR.,
-.. 4. A. MITCHELL.
September Is, ls79.
hope by promptness and good work y
N 4 continuance Of the liberal patronage
bowed upon the above nrm. I'll
e. M11CHELL, JR.. Agt.,
9l93t ..,,.s $40 VI. Fronts.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
Horace Greeley.

The grand old philosopher and phil
anthropist would be alive and at work
to-day had he not been dosed and drug
ged to death by the regular" physi-
clans who attended him at his death
and who have always refused to tell
their treatment. One of DR.. Flagg's
Liver and Stomach Pads would have
restored that great man to his vigorous
health. He would have taken no medi-
cines and have lived to be a blessing to
his race. Consultations free. Office
No, 7 East 9Th street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

John Kelly Is pushing his canvass
with his we'll know energy and deter
minstion. More than one hundred
Kelly clubs have already been organ
lied in New York city, and many more
will be. In addition, the National
Workingmen's party, in one OF the city
districts, have, in full council, ma de
him their candidate for Governor, a
step that will no doubt be followed by
others Of the same, persuasion.
The hotels in New York and Phila,
dslphia have been overcrowded fol
several weeks past, by merchants from
the South and West. This is an evi-
dence Of the increase of trade, showing
that buyers are on the alert. and that
the marts of business are receiving
their customers, who distributs the
products of the loom and the forge TO
all parts ofthe country.
The New York "Herald" says the
merch ants Of that city have been com
pelled to work night and day, for sew,
anal weeks past, to fill their orders, and
the freedom with which the merchants
from ali parts Of the country are BUY,
inr promise handsomely for the fall
and winter trade. The best part OF 1t
is that prompt payments are the order
Of the day. 3D..
Tho new two-cent postal card has
made its appearance. 1t has two stamps
-ona Al each end-and space for Two
,nsssacas The sender occupies one OF
these and the return correspondent
the other. One stamp Is Cancelled AZ
the Office from which It Is sent, ana the
other at the Office to which 1t is return
sd The cards will soon be in general cir
culation.
An Indiana paper notices that MISS
Iottie Bruce, Of Scott county, who cut
100 acres of wheat with a reaper last
harvest is now hauling 1t to the city
and selling 1t. Miss Bruce Is not only y
industrious and intelligent, but she ~
ouite pretty. And she don't wear ner
hair banged, either.
All the popular cough medicines %, suon N'sl,
=. Javne's Expectorant, Ayers Cherry
D. psctcral. Bulls Cough Syrup, &C., are M
so,d bv ], R. Hartman; Druggist, otn
and Poplar.
r vo,,r baby is restless while teeth
inc vst DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup; dose
~ II will relieve the little sufferer
at once.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
For the H1ruBLIoAH. @
JESUS WILL BE KING.
BY JOHN b. STOKES.


The day will soon b dawning,
Our ransom II will bring:
Hall bright and glorious morning,
when JESUS will be King.
With lamps well trimmed we'll meet Him
Rare Jewels we will bring;
In robes Of white we'll greet Him,
And crown Him for our King.
Well Join the heavenly chorus,
And with the angels sing,
In the home He will have for US,
When Jesus will DO King.
There we'll live In lsve forever.
There death will have no sting;
There sin will enter never,
For Jesus will be King,
To your side, you weeping mother, |I
Your loved ones He will bring;
Your treasure you'll recover, I'D.
When Jesus will be King.
Then pilgrims, never falter .
To Him forever cling;
And on your holy altar,
Place Jesus for your King
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
rho ssQueen."

J. M. Kelley has Just turned out
another admirable variety Of soap from
the Diamond soap works, which is war
ranted to be a pure soap;free from adul.
teration and suitable for the washing
of all fabrics from the coarsest to the
finest. It does not injure the texture,
Is beneficial to the skin, and can be
used as "a toilet soap" Inquire fol
the "Queen." fjtI
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
Is38-Hats ! Hats-lS7S

Rumford Bros. are still holding forth
at 4O4 Market street, and selling the
fall STYLES of hats and caps as fast as
they can be made up. This Is the lead
ing house in the State, as regarding
price, quality, amount Of sales, &c.-
Their genial and accommodating man
ner has to some extent been thsmeans
Of attracting and retaining custom, but
the low prices Of their goods are the
chief incentives to buy. I
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
M!oEICIIs.
.tlon for consu y mptIvss.

-. nsvdcians Of the "ConMmpdon Hce:
II Inc, u enelsrd, scknowledge that with Coz
~, ~. III. h any fern, they have not CURED
(lyer ~ cent. Of their patients, Whereas VIII
xo s.a Ta Hypo- PhOsphttes thsy have cured aeyen:
~ "a ~ IN cent. PhyMcians have preecrlDed
cusS + NJ, p ppscksees Of vitaiised Phosphate. n
49, s.s,ps II nervous diseases, vitalixing the
Y Ia,tM,tated. .pREvKwf1NG and curing conSump-
o. r. CROSBY, ess sixth Ave-, NY.
e sue by z. JAMES BELT, s
nor 9Th and MARKET Sts., Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
Boots and Shoes.

Daniel McCusker, ZIG W. I'd street,
has got in large stock of boots and
shoes for the fall trade, and is deter
mined to sell them cheaper than any
house in the city. Give him call and
save money.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

kUTIGE.-- bsg leeve 70 iuiorm the pub
Mc thstI have increased my facilities
manufacturing kindling wood, and an
prepared to furnish wood IN any qusntaic,
4 in thc city. Give mo 3 call before pur.
Iing elsewhere. Orders By mail receive
ND attention, JOHN PONDER,
N Foot Of Fourth street. city.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
Receipts from the Pennsylvania
Fair.

Fair.
The total amount of cash received at
the gates for the thirteen days was
$65, ,09s.25. Deducting expenses tn the
State Society clears about $4,000,
while the Exhibition Company realizes
some $12, 500 the difference being from
balls, &c. held by the company. l37,-
694 individuals paid their way through
the turn styles Of which 122,7OO were
adults and 1895 children. The free
admissions amounted to $4,000. The
highest numberof admissions anyoneday
of the fair was on Thursday last when
%, 1888 cash payments were reported at
the turn stiles. The quietest day was
the opening one on which only 9os
paid their way in. On Philadelphia
day (Tuesday) there were 1852.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

rOTICE,-Tho Citisens' Loan Association
offers new stock Tor sale; no back pay
Iu may be secured Of any time very
Dperous. First series will mature In q III
over nine years, notwithstanding the
'ic Apply Tor shares day Or evening to
GEORHE y. MARIS,
Secretary,
BIN No. col Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
EDUCATaoHAL.

MIGHT SCHOOL
IN At THE
WILMINGTON ACADEMY,
WILL RxroPEM
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 20, 1873.
James H. Crabb, Principal, Teacher Of
Plain and Ornamental Pennanship, Book.
Mr. Raphael Quintsro, B. s. Mining Col.
lege, MeIico) Spanish, Algebra, &c.
Prof, Henry Loubiqnac. A. NJ, French.
Prof. Homer A. Herr, Drawing.
TERMS.
$500 for any one ~ branch, or $3.50 for en-.
tire course.
II and cents per hour.)
N. B.-Free lecture on Monday evening,
Sept. 20. Glasses Of6 or more at reduced
rates. Send for circular. 92O2t
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

RISES FOX SALE.--A bay horse i've
(ears old, blocky built, Will weigh ll60
(and and gentle also black mare four
Pia, Napoleon stock, hne style, promises
o an extra driver. Tho above stock
solo reasonable, mile sonth Of Ken
Btd.2tWs -,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

|v,TICE.-in conformity with the pro-
' visions Of the act, passed by the Gen.
ssembly OF the State OF Delaware. on the
X day OF March, A. D.. 1875. the subscri-
Sefeby give netice that they will make
a,ication on the 2Oth day Of October next.
hS Honorable Leonard + Wales Judge OF
SUPERIOR Court Of the state OF Delaware,
a charter incorporation Of company
,sd 1The James h Webb Printing and
ptiopery Company, /" to carry on the busi
y oi the manufacture Of Books, Prints and
It,onery In all its branches, and that o
ltt Of the proposed charter will be on that
exhibited TO the said Judge for his exami-
Hon and order thereon. -
''A II. JAMES,
p. AINSWoRTH,
4tr 3tf4 M. M. CHILD.
Wilmington, Del, Sept. 10, 1870. 9l7t
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

Office The Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Home Loan Asso-
bn will be hold on Friday evening next,
2bth, at s o'clock, at the usual place.
E. T. TAYLOR, Sect,y.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

UTICE. E.-PersOns having colts ~
they wish broke to light harness ~
prses handled Tor speed, can have the
done by addressing David Ford, New
uel.
s.-Young stock speciality. ellmdAw'
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

fOTlOE-HOME LOAN ASSOCIA-
TlON-New sarics. First payment
bomber 10Th, fourth friday. Good and
= investment. Apply to
E. T. TAYLOR, Secretary,
6O2 Market street.
|ho. W. BUSH, President.
10. W. LAWSON, Treasurer. ol3lN
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

OTICE.--A meeting of the stockholders
Of the Citizens Loan Association will
bid on Wednesday evening next, Sept.
! N O'Clock, in the usual place.
9l96t GEO. O. MARIS, Sec.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

FONEY TO LOAN by the Wilmington
Saving Fund Society, In large or small
|unts, on good first mortgages, no bonus or
mission charged. Apply TO
J. E..SMITH, Treas,
y bl7.lwed-lwe0d. 73O Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

fUTICE.-All persons are forbid cunning,
fishing, or otherwise tresspasstng on
premises Of the subs0riber.
DL0MON TOWNSEND, Union Farm.
42.lm-e-o-d#
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
NOTICE
uprr HUNDRED DOLLARS KE
WARD.

u,se hundred dollars reward will 90 paid
sI ,bs arrest and conviction Ct the thief or
.vss @ who have been recently engaged In
ssebreaking In this city.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

RISES AT PRIVATE SALE.- a.
Elgnt head 0fyouna and sound A
we'll broken, will be sold on the
Persons wishing 70 purchase Will 90
call and examine ~ X. M. Glib
stables, on French street. 9-l7-6M 1tw
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

hENT.-Thres-stoYy house No. ll21
aarset street, with all modern improve.
snd In good order; splendid view OF
|or rent low for the balance of year.
Apply to HENRY DANDY,
aASu 900 Shipley gtrtst.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

! SALE OR KENT.-,rhree now six
Som, two.story brick houses with bath.
y coid water. Situated on Poplar st.
Eleventh. Very reasonable. Apply TO
|, HARLAN CAUSE,
Front and TatnAll SD.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

RENr.-The store and dwelling I'll
fins street. Apply to
h. JOKN PARKER,
4" 03 E. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

sALE.-A we'll made Germantown
at a bargain also . Doctors
H. VIII be sold cheap. Apply to
n. HAMMOND,
|4u Second and French streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

aENT.-Fourth-story Hall with 1, 2
ante rssms. JOHN y. HARK-
tulS-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-19
sALEs Ar AUCTION.

VERY IMPORTANT SALE OF cLYDEsbxI.E
v HORSES AT MERRiToN, LANAKkshlkE, SCOT
LAND.-Messrs. MARSHALL CAkLU kE have been in
strustsd by Mr. Lawrence Drew TO sell ny Pqnie alet.a
yearlinY Colts and Fes The mares and niles are won
derfuy good lot including animals IN ootn CLASSES that
have gained first prizes Paris lpternatoai SHOW ut
that Of the Royal society Of England and at the
shows In Scotland In 1878 The yearlngs are bred on the
farm and the well known horse Prince Ut Wales
and are all very promising.
VVILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIONEER-WIL SELL ON
w this day, at IL O'Clock ut the auction rooms W
Bleecker tine walnut Bedsteads Bureaus Feather PHI
lows elegant rarlor Suits in silk and satin lot ot
fine Marguerite Cribs and Bedsteads Of the best hnsh and
make, manufactured by David Walker OF Newark: also
Brussels and ingram Carpets &c.. &C
WLLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 9S
w Bleecke ST. will sell Thursday, at IL o'clock, the
entire Furniture contained n house No 43i Grand stone
fine rosewood Grand panY Paror Suits in hair cloth wal
and rosewood Chamber Suits, brussels and ingram
Carpets Oeloth, Dining Room and Kitchen Furnnre &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-19
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD wANrED-foR SIX MONTHS
Ofrom May lady and i've little children.
where no other bourders taken; require three large
Rooms good table, beautiful location. good drainage aud
good Send size of and full particulars
to HOMER Herald Office. .... L. Ii. 80 a.---
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-19

HNLORIDA RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP LINE
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FLOHlDAe
N-l SAILING EVERY SATURDAY
LOWEST RATES OF FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
Steamship TYBEE ............ SATURDAY February N
and every SATU RDAY Thereafter =
for Fernandina direct from pier II North River p
Only line issuing through tickets and bill of ladng to
all points Florida. Chatahooche Apaachicola
and Flint rivers and Brunswick Ga Insurance
per cont. Bills OF lading signed per.
For further information through bills Of lading aud
scnger rates apply TO l. X ROBERTS,
No. III W est ST.. up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-19
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
UNITED STATS Naii. s AS1 sEHTIf LINE
for 81 Thomas, Para. rsrnsmbuco. Bahia and
connecting At ST. Thomas with German steamers for Porto
s,,, Hso and spanish Main arry or Rro me-
JAkEIKo Captain Weir. viii sail 70! the above ports on
"sS.si S.f issA s re- after sd yosA mus. b.
Freight received all times Roberts dock Brooklyn.
1 s.n sy any Sto % ns d
For freight engagements passage (hsving elegant
e. H. M3l.G6Ri CO., Agents, Office pier 20 E. r.
PAcIrIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sa isss 81 Ss% Vi. Ssa.n % Panama
Steamship ~ ana ns.dss 70 noon
From San Francisco for Japan n. and China
5$y q AS: noe:
.rss zESLSS6i% Monday March H. ia' nSon
d ''tS s pier Esasso canal i's, a '0np4ay
r..sonssrs torw.rdsd to sam Francisco Sandwich
An,orica Central America aud Mexican potts ''''A
to S Se '9 o sS1'' apply
BERMUDA, WEST INDIES AND VENEZUELA
ID Qnepee and Gulf Ports steamship Company.
Puerto oABEi.Lo and GtRico1, steamship BEH,
9 ~ssss
yHs cS i sDs Broadway
LENE a ALDEN, III broadway
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
IN These hrst class steamships will sail r. from
pie 10 North River ootof Cedar st. for Havana direct
follows
steamer MORR0 CASTLE. Wednesday February 10
Stcamor SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Saturday March I
For irsiFh. aud passage having AscoodA
TiiLLL4lAAsS J T; CLYDE co, No. Bowling erosa.
NJ Y, HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL SIS LINE
IN steamers leave picr North River ut $ r NJ.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT AND VERA CRUZ
calling ~ PruEresO. tuinpeuchy and frortera.
CTTy ~ NEM nUkk. Saturday, February ~, at ~ NJ
XIV ~ iNSrONllavana only Thursday Feb
VI. VI hhA ChuL. Saturday Mnrch
steamers leave Now Orleans February 10 and March IL
Tor Nora Cruz Via Matamoros Tampico and con
meeting with steamers for Havana New York and above
ports ALEXANDRA SONS. VI and S' broadway
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING At
i Key West-The steamer CITY OF SAN ANTONIO
Captain Pennington, will sail from pier 20 East River
Saturday, February ~, at y r. NJ
Through bills OF lsdng given W Houston and all points
tho international and Great Northern Hons
ton and Henderson and tho 0svesoa Harrisburg and San
Antonio railroads.
For freight passage aud general Information apply 70
y. n. MALLORY % aAxcnn.
MAR 10 East River.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-09
Hints to Those Calling Upon the


l. Offer your help in the name of the
church, saying, "Can our church do
anything for your" and be ready either
TO watch yourself, or furnish some one,
if watchers are needed.
q. Only call at the door, unless YOU
are sure your friend is able to see you
without HARM ~ ~,..-,~a~s ...--,> -. .,-.,.u.
8. Enter and leave the house, and
move about the room, quietly.
4. Garry cheerful face, and speak
cheerful words.
S. In. order to cheer, you need tell no
lies.
6. If your friend is very sick, do not
fall into gay and careless talk in the at
tempt to be cheerful.
Z. Do not ask questions, and thus
oblige your friend to talk.
8. Talk about something outside, and
not about the disease and circumstances
of the patient.
g. Tell the news, but not the list of
the sick and dying. ::
10. If possible, carry something with
you to please the eye and relieve the
monotony of the slck-room; flower, or
even picture, which you can loan for a
few days.
II. If desirable, some little delicacy
IT, tempt the appetite will be well be.
slowed.
| II. The perfume of some flowers is
poisonous, and they should never be car.
ried into the sick-room. Especially is
this true of the tuberose, oleander, hello
troPe, hyacinth,, orange, lilac, syringa
and lilies.
13. Stay only moment, or few min.
utes at the longest, unless you can be
of some help. -; ...: "
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-09
Going to Europe and Coming Back

Going to Europe and Coming Back.
Everybody who has crossed the Allan.
tic-and who does not cross in these
days?-must have observed the marked
difference between going out and coming
back. Sailing from home, one might
imagine, would be rather saddening, and
sailing to il rather joyous than other.
wise: But just the contrary is gener-
ally true, particularly among men, who
compared with women, are seldom sea-
sick. On the outward voyage the pas
sengers-those that are we'll, at least
are apt to be cheerful and lively, desir-
GUS to get up and take part in private
concerts, theatricals and the like; to be
full of spirit, and ready for any kind of
amusement. On the home voyage, thew
seem, as rule, listless and weary; they
have no social enterprise; they do not
care to DO anything. Efforts for enter
tainments are likely to prove unavailing
the animation of the outward passage is
extinct. This is equally the case wheth-
er travellers have madetheir first, second
or twentieth trip to Europe; to go is one
thing, to come is wholly another. Cross
ing and recrossing the ocean are not un-
like the lover, hurrying eager expectant,
imprisoned, to his wedding, and the
husband of year, repairing by easy
stages to join his wife. In both instances
it is the delight and imagining of antici-
patton contrasted with the consciousness
and certain disappointment. of expert.
ence. The old world, unvisited or revis.
tied, appeals to hope, to ideal possible
ties, is part of the future when we 20
out. Coming back, the dream has been
dreamed; the feast has been eaten; the
what-is-to-be has been, and our horizon
is sadly changed.-M Y. Times.