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HOW to Make JeIlies. -

For small fruits, cnFtants grspss, etc.
sci ihem on the FIRE in asst0He .jar in q
! kettle of cold water, and heat ,uBlil ssoft.
Mash with agwooden spoon and strain
. stil.ough q cloth. Allowsua pound OF
granulated sugar for every pint Of juice.
Sc, 'tSe suesr In the oven ia baking tins
and let II heat, while the Juice ,boils, for
twenty-five minutes, BY this time ii
should be too hot TO- bear @yaprT hand in
It. Pat itinto the juice and ustir until
dissolved Boil FIVE mibutes' tos make
sure. Fill your jelly glasses. '.Eay
shfandiea papers on tcp and seal willie
bot. Tin covers are best, hut liter pa
per btushed with white Of egg may be
pasted instead. Brush with the egg ,af.
Ter pasting over the glass. Jams, may
be made in the same msnDer, Without
etraining The ffnir, and using half The
quantity Of eugar. These last mnst be
frequently stirred toepreyent. hprning.--
For ounce jellysboilthe parings, aceres
and small pieces which cannot be pre-
served in water, and use the swater for
making jelly, Never use gela,inev for
fruit jellies. unless they are to be eaten
at once. II is 'slmost sure to make them
mould. Use only the best gianalatsd
spgar. h iaJTIE
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H. cfsi 4hp LBita.--.---f1 a.,..s " -ze
Be Il Resolued bu he Genero, Ass.,ab,,,. ~ a.
ats Of Oio. ttSree.6fths of all he man sIr. r.,
elected to each House concurrinS itbtr.;Sf,
That propositions 70 amend the Conatitptiensef
Of the State on the second Tuesas, ~ ~ 6csos.sI
| A. d. 1879. as follows. TO wit; That .Sect;m,
two of Article two, Section one Of Article
thraa and Sact;on fo,,, "a ss:si. - r
IA ). sssd ~ fol,St.si II y Il -
- '-'-'- - - = ,''1slsn .eNN = -
ARTloLk u. snfo
SEcTioN o.. Senators and Representatives
shall be elected biennially by the electors in
the respective counties or districts. at 4 TINA.
prescribed BY law; their terms Of offios sksII
commence on, the Tuesday, next altar thu a -
Monday of January thereafter. and c,nt;rrs
two wears. ~ Ef3s slliSe Z ~ '--'-i "1iH al
L Ia '7.g .s..s,Anrtct.r .yY,
M !.
eho: Inc r4ecuuve department shall oens
sls' OF governor, Lleutenant Governor, SEQ
re.ary .. 0.a'e, Auaisor; treasurer and Attor-
wno snal 20 CHOSEN oy tne cleo
s0as u sne osa'e, ,s ~ 'ne Piacs Oh voting Tor
neinoeas l. ~ .1s susqerai assembly ana at ?
- 'iine presoiioeu p'tsH1 80 oy as' law sa.,
ARTICLE Z. = s7S
SEC 4 N IA, cars II, - ..,....;aai
the hrst Monday of April b, the ,oualifiAd
electors Of their respective townshiue. in suoh
manner and for such terms not ex xcseding thre,.
years, as may be provided by law. SsVou
~ ),
a. ssiu s'sSaoh 'ne voters IN favor Of the
suvpJion - 'le .s.n nuIen.l OF oecuon. ItE?s
lots the words aAnsndmsnt [ qea II sa.; sGs,r os.s
Article two-of const;s,,t;on ys..n .sS 49, 49,
who do not favor the adoption Of said smenS. ana
ment shall have placed upon their ballots tie,
words, "Amendnasnt to Section two, Article
two. OF Constitution, No. those who favor the
adoption OF Section one Article three, shsll
have placed upon their ballots the wofdG
cslnsa.,. nsnumen' 70 cscssn one' Afuole three OF
ths saont;os ..;d au ,uoss wno ~ nS; isycs
msut % 10 ssot;on one ss ap.;c1. s shssa ~ -
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a aSHERIFFS' SALE. i'.
ci Oliver Sloan
70" vs..
Alexander Givens ct al.

DY virtue of. certain order of sale is.
| Dsued from theoourt of common pleas within
and for the county of Monroe, and State of
Ohio, iu case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and. to me directed,
II will offer for sale at public auction at the
asst door Of the court house in Woodsfeld.op
Saturday, the 4th day Of October, 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: ''''''''''
The east half Of the northwest quarrer Of
section five, township five Of range seven,
containing eighty acres more or less. .Jsi8
Also. the northwest quarter of section thirty
five. township four of range six, containing
one hundred and eight acres.
of section tbirty.fve. township four of range
Creek, containing about five acres. ,k
Also, the southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section six, township five Of range
eeven, containing forty acres--in' all two hum
!. dred and eighty-ive acres bsIpa1d .ssro9
!, ! Said property 80 ordered to be sold L. sp-
| praised as follows:
r The so; acres At $2.4Oo. y
~ a. I0s -" 4;752.s 't'' i33f tas'
Z a...6 ..i"uM $50. f4 s3f5t'
lta 80 ss 1sq 900. ss,is8{
b. 49,. Is11sdsdl ~ --risig mHaa1gs
lu4 Total, .aaiiss - $s.Go2. i5aI 1nu5 sfos
and may cell fer two thirds Of, said appraiae
ment. Terms Of sale, cash before confrna
tion.. .
"'.''.,. .'''''- '.''.,' WIN. READ,
sept2, ,'79w5.. .'.'.--e Sheriff u. G. o.
sPRsaes b DRreas, At'ys.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate

In pursuance OF: an order Of the Probate
| Court OF Monroe County, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public auction, on
Tuesday, tie 16ih day of September, 1879,
between the hours of | O'Clock q m. and
O'Clock p. m of said day the following premi-
ses:
n The northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter of Sc tioa twenty i've township four
and ranee five, excepting therefrom ten acres
of of the east side of the above described
tract, after said deduction to contain thirty
acres, more or less; also. the east half Of the
northeast quarter of the northwest quarter
of section twenty fve, tow nship four Of range
FIVE, containing twenty acres more or less
and appraised at $1,000; to be sold free Of
dover.
Said sale to be made. At > the east door o.
the court house, in Woodsfeld, for not less
than $500, and upon terms, to wit: Cash II
hand before confirmation of sale. .gyrh
JARED HAWKINS.
y Admir- Of Amelia a. Rutter, decd.
augl9,'79. ? !"
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Ey"Wild Bill" tue @frontlersman,
who in his days was as notorious as Kit
Carson, and who was killed three years
ago, has turned to stone from scalp to
toe. His remains, which were buried a,
'Deadwood, were taken from the grave
the other day for reinterment at another
place, when they were foun1 to have be:
come petrified. The features are as nat.
ural as life, save that wh;teness over.
spreading all gives to the face the appear.
'ance of chiseled marble.
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sear II all scccun'sare tryes pa
s,ssia. n al ihe exploded "a reed dn1ar

s49sits Mt OF the exl,lod oded = Creed man 4
Mark ut Washington was awfully. COT
.r1pt 1t is claimed that experts, in the
ecnnrse OF their examination, have dis.
severed leaves cut from the origina
lledgess,- Leaves without, namters psssed
rtogs,hes. and .baiaucesShfonght forward
,Omistioas occur in every book found
In deposit ledeer-.AD the balances foo
up, wi,hthe amount due depositors,, az
gresalbsg SAC, 200 and The indexes tc
iihellssigszs have b Sen torn ont and des
,trsyssi. 40 that it is impossible to tel
sRheilerttkese balances wsfe onlyItrsns
fered or ifaally settled Itis very eI
dent that IL NO one shall be punished
for the Sfn OF that institution, nsome
rEeEy guilty rascsls will escape. -
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NOTICE

ITO the Members OF Trail Run
: i HAnsWra1Ice GOmPany.- ..T The cleo.
tion of new officers for the Company will be
ton the Rhsrdy saturday liniSeptember
from 2nto 6po'cioek p. M, at the Trail Bon
lsohooldhouse near hri Joseph Hill's "A full
attendance is desiredsas there are question.
of importance to discuss. yEb eia1i LsHsii
By order of Directors.
o = y -swILLlAM HoBURG, Secretary.
july2s,'79w3
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LEGAL NOTICE

= : 4 fftattF tfes ----"a fsfir itffFsFt e IL
7 DA MESsERLY "a minor child Of Anthony
A Messerly, 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, Haudepsehails her husband, who
reside 10 Wstzsl County, West Virginia, and
whose post Office address is New Nartinsyills,
wetsel County, West Virginia, will take. no.
'tioe that on the sth day 81 July, 1878, John
Messerly fled his certain petition IN the
court Of oommonspleas OF Monroe County,
Ohio, against them and the other heirs of
James sMesserly, 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 iof Clarington, Monroe
county, Ohio, to wit: Lot number (o6) sixty
six in said town of Clarington (except strip
OF the west side thereof eighteen inches
wide); also the south half of lot number
eighty four in said town;S also, lot pumbel
ni1Ayl ffsel Of section nineteen, township
three of range 'thfes IN said town Of Claring
ton.
----You ara required to answer said petition
on or before the 10th day of September A
D. 1879.i h. T Z CHUNTER & MALLORY,
jy8,79t7. -Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

~ Estate Of Kinsey Davb, Deceased.
.fEHR undersigned has bssn appointed and
/ qualified as Administrator of the estate o.
Kinsey Davis. late Of Monroe County. dec'i
Dated this 9Th day Of July, A. ,. 1879.
HI5 '7sw3. MAI LYNDEMooD.
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NOTICE.

- T. ~. ~ II y al li
NOTICE is hereby. given, that will not be
| IN responsible forany debts contracted BY
my wife, Elizabeth Merokls. or by any of nv
children. . MATTHIAS kBRCKLB, r
| sspe, 79w3 Jackson Township.
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FRUIT CANNINe.-Put pint of warm
water In basin and lay in flannel fold
ed severaltiiicknesses;S Sbeing carefui-that
the flannel j. 9, little larger than The bot
tom Of the dish, 10 Place Sqpss empty jay
on the flannel and pour in your fruit
beiaHs-.ats-A-large-namber-e
can be filed without changing the wa
ster.twith no danger Of breaking. This
simple method saves mach time and
jtrDable >. .sm4S,Q L. vAt. slol ,4aw q "a
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LEGAL NOTICE,

JAMES BUCHANAN and william Buchanan,
y whose postofRce address Is Nebra. ka
City, 0ttoe County, in the State Of Nebraska,
Nancy Jackson and oren Jackson, whose
postoHice address Is Portland ~ Multnomah
County, in the State of Oregon, and Melissa
Sperry and Louis Sperry, whose postofhce
address Is Belleville, Wood County, in the
State Of West Virginia. will take notice, that
Alexander Buchanan as Administrator of the
estate Of William Buchanan. dsoeased,i did
ION the 3lst day of July, 1879, file his GER
tain petition in the Probate Court of Mon.
roe County Ohio. against them, the object
and prayer. Of which is to obtain an order to
sell the following real estate which was o.
William Buchanan, deceased, to pay debts
of said decedent, to wit: The. southwest
quarter Of section eighteen, township five o.
l-rauge six, except twenty one acres in the
north west corner of said tract. ,q side
Said James Buchanan William Buchanan
Nancy jackson, Oren Jackson, Melissa Sperry
and. Louis Sperry are notified that they are
required to appear and answer saia petitio Z
on or before the 3Oth day of September, j 1879.
ALEXANDER BUCHANAN,
- Admir- of William Buchanan, decd. :
augl2,79td.
4 SPRIGGs DRIees. Att'ys. Il
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,Faith 1snaH outward look, not ean, in
ward look. Don't be >leokipgs All you
feelings, look at Christ,
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senrimunranasc sense.

The most manifest lsigR 9fs wisdom is
continued cheerfulness.
The type Of lofty thought oft twine:
around truth to touch the sky.
The wise, and prudent ennqaer Difficult
ties by daring to attempt them.
To ths. .Gbristisn . nothing can be sc
dark but that there .ls,a bright side,
,,. Itis the best proof ofsthed virtues o
afamAyieircle,t0pseena happy ireside.e
|,uaAfalried Iifesofteu begins with rose
wood and mahogany aud ends with pine
+ r1he use or timers d DEBT we cohtrae
from birth, and should only be paid witl
tde interest our life has Accumulated. ~
eEo soul stands withous any disguise
there is always veil, however aranspa
rent, between it and therest ofttiep world
The coming of new guest may ava
ken new .iipterest, hut be can never en-
tixely erowd ,outrthe memory Of The oh
one Walk where,we will, the sunsbin'
Of the pasth5wiIis COME athwartu ou
thoughts. 70 F7'deb Dshiah - a'd
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EtwchDine, taken as remedyfcr obe-
sity.killed young woman at Rapids
Bridge, y. Y.
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= oIsis said BY, the Cologne Gazette that
q Kettwig woman has had five Children
i-;fogr boys and phe girl-at a birth .
They ouly lived q few honrs.. Though
very small they w we're re- well formed. s." {,
A little girl, after profound reflection,
sitting ii9 her little chair by tbe fire, ask
ede esNamma. how does 4. step other
walk ns, tueo at 10 ts,i. s.,.,.,.,,.., T.,
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's' TRuE ESoUeH:A Nothing makes'ama'
az, IN HIVE ycifh ouritv as ,,iIfity ~ nj an,

7s' TRuE ENoUGH.A Nothing makes'a man
SO in Ioves with purity as purity p MANY
q man has been lifted out, Of. fehasing
sins saainst w9ich he has lya;alyp strpg-
rgled, ,sbgr coming 70 knaw, and love apure,
wsetwenaB. II is the sight, ,efiembe
died goodness that makes us sssptaa bf
good 2 Many a-mothersbSrthe qdi6t ue,
aulness'ef' = ber-life fills 'hefi ebiidren wie
"a desire 10 be like ,iers that makes theT
in their !ugp .ppselfslh.. There ad.es of
scure men and womens swha hardly.
their lives utter a woEl Al, Gapscioh
teaching, who by theirtexampls do NOR
to make people around them gentlean(
truthful and Christlike Than any prsaehe
can do. 1t is not thosc-who talk abou
goodness, but those who are good lthal
are the light of The void. .s Es| , sas
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Real Estate = Assessment. So IS
NOTICE 10 ELECTORS.


IN pursuance of Section one of an Aot Of
/ the General Assembly Of the State of
Ohio, passed May II, 1879. providing for the
Assessment and Taxation Of property in the
State, and for lsvying taxes thereon, accord
ing to its true value In money. the Commits.
sioners of Monroe County, Ohio. at their
June ssssion A. D. 1879, proceeded to divide
said county into Districts, as follows .s,
Bach township 70 comprise separste Dis
trict. 49,; .-,..
The qualified electors Of Monroe County,
Ohio, are hereby notified that they are re-
qaired at the october election, 1879, to elect
some citizen Of each Of the above Districts
having the qualifications of an elector. as
Assessor, of Real Property within such Dis
trict. 4a, ,} tenn 4 ..Ul0tCs aotf.4
The Judges of Election shall keep a sspa'
rate poll-book ior the election Of said Asses
sors, and the returns. thereof, duly certified
as in other cases, shall be made to the Coun
ty Auditor Of said county, who, with the
Clerk of the Court, OF Common Pleas and
Probate Judge of the county, shall open the
same and declare the result; and the County
Auditor shall within ten days after opening
such returns, give notice to each Of tue per-
sons elected of his election. - sal no
By order of the County Commissioners. ~
NJ. HOBFFLER.
County Auditor and Clerk of Board.
| 1uiy2y.79w4. q ~ ~ n n -
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BLACKSMITH
Wagon Making and BlacksnithIag
M. 4 8. LETzELTER,
" 90 DSFiE, Z D, Q HI0

WE have opened Wagon Making and
w Blacksmith Shop in the Foundry
Building on the east side Of town, where we
are prepared 10 osmsnufactureW nia7G
Farm and Spring Wagons
Of the latest ana bes. styles. Also, viii re
pair wagons and carriages on short notice: 1
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Wheels and woodwork for wagons ironsd
and iron for wagons and carriages furnished
at market rates. u tiss tEe7
Special attention will be given to shosine
horses. Give us CALL.
may23.'76y. NJ h G. LRTzRLTRR.
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Millinery.
SPRING AND SUMMER
MI ILLINER RY GOODS

I have just received nice stock Of
Hats, eas tae
Bonnets, :
q + aas Collars,
sc 7s Ladies' Neckties,
Ribbons, Flowers, and other articler connect
ed with Millinery Establishment.
Hats and Boanets Trimmed in lie Latest
Styles.
Straw Goods blsaohed and made mp. am
determined to sell cheaper thsn sny. other
establishment in Woodsaeld, or In tn coun-
v. A
Place Of business west Of thu Court House
Call and examine my stock.
may20,'73. MARY A. GUTHRRIB.
| .sl l-f q tgr. q t..4 + Z. ga
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[Ssn Francisco Chronicle

Hunting O Bear that was Famous
I'm 1854.
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JOINT, RESOLUTION, /,

SnbmittingP Proportions 10 A meme
section Two OfArticte TIVE, BeD>
ton Oneo 0f Article Three, sapd
Section Four OF Arttcss Ten sOf
the C0nstitutiOn OF the StatoUt
Ohio . - 49, ---.1sz1
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Senate Joint Resolution,

Proposing an an,Amendmenl 10 SEQ
ttons Three and Etye, Article
Four. OF the Constitutions, Reor-
Eaniztng the ,Jud; ctasy Of lihG
STATE. sd Al4adS isa,ai.isa, "a ..Idn
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County Auditor and Clerk of Board.
jqlya'.7s"4' 81 II II n G9
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o. Total, .neiiss - $500 .sl8fsI tnui 1fos
and may cell fer two thirds Of said appraiae.
ment. Terms Of sale. cash before confrma.
ss+sssssssss.~ .~tsst't tRst tsi fHAS-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-12

HoCsE WAEHIs6.-The Houolgiu Iron WORKS
C15uV4uy gave Al e1tertAiunent OF Friday last, a.
heir rev building. which Is Al extension Of the
EOrks Of the company recently erected situated on
he oorih side @ Marine street; The building Is =
large brick siruc,ure arranged for casting house
and pattern shop Tie adjoining building 10 the
casting house vas fitted up BY the company, under
the saperiliszdeDce Of Mr. Young. the general
znsgs- o. tie entire WORKS, for the ooc.siUn with
ses,s. platform. EOssrs aud everything Necessary
70 make i both nszi and comfortable for the enter
tzin1eu; Of The guests auo those who participated.
L z-z peculiarly TIE affair o. the employees OF TIE
Eonolaiu Iron Works, and ELs the free =il ofEsr-
ing o. he company 4 compliment 20 the officers
and nsn OF The company At about half past
O'Clock P n THE Invited guests began TO assemble
and A. $ O'Clock there were At least four han
dFed persons OF both sexes present The evening".
entertainment Ezs opzoed BY = concert By The
mechanics belonging 70 the machine shops, who
acquitted Themselves v-r! welL zfisE tie e0uOeri
which occuPIsd about one hour, dancing CON-
ue1Ssd. which was kept Up til half past l0o'clock
whez the guests repaired 70 the large casting hons.
! down E.zin Ehsrs A AnP,e EuPpsr vas in EsitiaE
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IL MsxoRIAX.-On tie Oh iuss-, NJ. Ira Rich
ardsor, much respected citizen OF Honolulu
bre&ihed his last 81 his residence on Chaplain street:
The deceased vas G. years Of age, native Of ROch
ester, Vermont, from which place he came 10
these Islands about 1850 and has resided here ever
since During his residence here he has been en-
gagged in stock raising and Other pursuits. Al the
time Of lis Death be Was engaged IN merchsDd siug
The deceased leaves wife aud several children TO
mourn the loss Of q devoted husband aud Affection
ale father. Educated in the good old style OF New
England morality and religious uhseTvanceS, Mr.. r
preserved The character OF unObtrusive christian
and when the d7eSd messenger came, he met his
fate with calm resignation that proved be did not
fear 10 die dis remains WeIe followed TO their
last resting place il Nu1znu Valley Cemetery, on
Monday afternoon tire llih inst, by : large con
course Of relatives ana freuds- The death Of Mr..
Z. has left voic in this community which viii not
Be easily filed He had many friends and few
enemies Thus one by one We are passing sEsy.n
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- Al interesting lsci1re WAS delivered By
CaPs- I Br-y, O. lie nissiouGr! brig Morning star
a. Tie KzauzkAPiH Charel, OF Sunday evening the
81 inst Capt Bray spoke il English, and his
remarks were translated into Hawaiian BY the Rev.
z Z. Parker. Tie leeiurs rave general sstisfae-
tian iazsmzc1 As Il detailed the Circumstances and
iuei5s31s Of tie late cruise o; the Morning Star
among tie MiorouesiAn Islands, their people and
ths progress Of tie Missionary Eork snOng The
uuIaiore1 Inhabitants Of TIE ISLES Of tie Pacific
Oolzu- The thanr though rot new Is fan % inter
81 10 every loEer Q, his rzcs, ard the stories Of
hardship aud seif-s4sriseing devotion OF the par
Of the uissionAries who 80 forth 70 c1uy the GLAD
lidinss Of TIE gospel 10 TIE heEibsu in his blind
uass IS one that Fever grSEs stale bat Is away
listened 20 with Increasing interest, BY those ShC
fee the eUicksuing Influences OF divine grsee il
thsir hearts.
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for them AMER supper, Interesting episode took
place. Tits was the presentation by NJ. 7. Il.
Davies, on eeAAl OF the employees ci the HouolIln
Iron Works, of spleldid double hunting ozsed
gold watch. from the 0Snufseio-y OF Z Howard
& Co, imported By Mr.. NeIueruy, which together
with ebssu m1zufaetDre6 ey Nj EeSers OF this
city costing ihirtv1ve d0Ilsrs.i in al worth $50
10 Mr.. Alexander Young the manager Of the Iron
Works. Nj Davies preceded the presentation ey a
ve-y uszf sua appropriate speech which was Ers;e-
fully responded 10 BY Mr.. Young. The presents
tiou q The watch 10 Mr.. Young was sarprise 10
thst gentleman. iaAsra1eh as the niAile- lad been
kept profound secret from hin uP % The moment
Of the presentation, and NC VIII add that the con-
pineai Is vel earned BY the recipient, who IS not
only good officer and 6rsi CAS- mechanic. bot
kiud and courteous 10 those under him. We regret
that We could rot remain aurias the whole evening
e. as 70 take ample notes ofIhe proceedings. Sae
particularly The speeches mace or The occSsiou :
ba; this ve could not DO owing severe indsPosi-
tiou The supper was furnished by nine hos; Nj.
I. De Jean OF the P4risiAn restaurant The house
warming q the Hnuoluia Iron Works CompasV on
the III inst. eveHt Thai Rill be long reueIl-
bercc ty or citizens 81 an occurrence which W@s
both arioue and Interesting aud a. The time,
one calculated 70 hTiag into fan PiSy the better
feelings o. uziarc, because il recognizes THE
intimate relations existing between the employees
aud the employed, relation which Is essentially
reciprocal aud should Ae - considered oy IhuSe
holding that relation 10 each other; and TINS pre-
serving harmony and respect on the part OF both
parties, thereby digniiyinE Labor. winch Is the
source q 81 wealth, and tia sEre regulator Of Al.
social order.