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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-08

The resolution was adopted.
Committee on Gas reported in favor Of bill Of
Canton Gas Co., less 56 cents; allowed
Committee on Claims reported In favor Of al.
lowing the bill Of ]. Horst for gravel; accepted.
Bill of ex.Mayor shimp ives referred back to
him for an itemized statement
City Solicitor reported he had drawn up con-
tract, between the city and A. @. Etneer, for the
grading of Isouth Market street, from Reynolds
street to the railroad, preparatory to paving Con-
tract signed by Eitneier and President Raft; bond
Of $500 accepted.
The proposition Of Samuel Lightheiser, to renew
his contract as city lamplighter, was referred to
Committee on Gas.
In the matter OF the alteration Of West Fourth
street, the adverse majority report was adopted.
Adjourned.
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This leaves the force just as it was, with the ex.
ception of one new man, Henry Bierworth, of the
First bward. The force now stands as follows
City Marshal, Lewis Rigleri Joseph Rigler Isaac
Hassler, Monroe Herbst, Peter Wolf and Henry
Bierworth. The beats of the force will probably
be redstricted and rearranged.
Shortly before the clock struck the midnight
hour, the Council, on motion, adjourned till Tues
day evening,
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But four of the required five being confirmed
DR.. Arter insisted that the Second ward was enii.
tied to policeman; the Mayor then nominated
as follows:
YES. No.
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Tuesday EVe'g, May 6,
Council met pursuant to adjournment, M. Ar
ter absent
Peiitions--L V. Bockius stated city had been
using gravel from his hill without filling excava'
ton referred
President Raft announced the following com.
mites. These new committees come under rule 3:
JudiciaIy-R Raft, MonnOt and Rohrer,
Streets and Alleys-Arter, sherrick and Mon
not.
Ways and Means-Raff, ,Arter and Lenker.
Sidewalks, Sewers and Drains-s sherrick, Wer.
ner aud SlentS
Claims Rohrer, Monnot and Arter.
City Ohicers-Lenker, Rohrer and Raft.
City Property-Werner sherrick and Lenker
Fire Department Monnot and Lenker
Water Department-Monnot, Arter and Warner.
Police Department-Rohrer, slentz and Raft.
Health DEPARTMENTAL Rohrer and Sher-
rick.
Gas and other Lights Monnot, Lenker and
Raft.
Poor-slentz, sherrick and Warner.
Graveyards- Lenker and Arter.
The Committee Oh Finance recommended the
adoption of the following;
Resolved, That the City Solicitor be directed to
prepare an ordinance authorizing and directing
The Issuing of bonds of the City Of Canton in the
sum Of thirty five thousand dollars, payable in
FIVE years from date bearing interest at not more
than seven per centum per annum, payable semi
annually, at the First National Bank Of Canton,
which shall not be sold at less than par value ior
the purpose Of raising funds with which to pro-
vide for the payment OF water works bonds ma
turing June Doth and 28th, 1879.
Respectfully submitted,
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LEGHoRN,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03

t11 1ACREf FARM situate on WOLF
EfAFoRK Of Big. Skin Greek, 8 miles
from Weston 40 acres cleared and fenced !;
good hewuf log house cribs, &c, 3 good
orchard. Atsplendid bargain Reasonable
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S5l9EACRES.R

NOR sALE-5l2 acres acres Of land 10 SBraI.
/ ion COUNTY, lying ions the waters iofi OIL
G, eek, Two miles from Kanawha River. The
tract will be sold 10 lots, % as an entirety,
as may, b, preferred. House and olher i'm;
proyemeu,s;-will be sold very cheap ielge,,
CANT timber and plenty q coal coal ( Address,
LleHrBURN, CHALfAST u Co.. y
Weston, Viva. q
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ZHEZ).ENOC,lRaT
S.aTURDai az 8.
FUESTsHIRGINLA.iLIfNDS.S

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a ~ 81
"a / Chance for Intending sIn,n,iz;
..Tris grants IN tho East.
Id 1iyiii Vt 4 q |
lfstA 1ik .7-7--T---.:.3 4 lti
..;.l-s3 "a; WssroS, April 81.
i Editors lntelligeueer:
ii Itthankiyoa for the letter you
Fcnclosed MO, III have written to
MraB-invitingth to come eand
see mylands. Ihavetmanyitra
forsale Of perfect title: and guaran:
I tee Fall lands sold, and ask mo
money until perfection Of title is
assured FLOR j am aware that the
want Of title, and the many frauds
on purchasers, have been q source
l 5grcat evil to the development Of
\ the State. 81 I'VE i8iif
IIhaye one tractlin Gilmer and
Calhoun counties accessiblesto the
downward navigation the Little
Kanawha River, containing about
5000 acres Of unsold land. tits
splendidly timbered ;gand on one.
lfside of the survey there is coal g
i feet a inches thick, and on the
other OF! southern! side 6 feet, with
ablacki walnut enough for the de-
3 mand of New England for years.
I5quote from a report made by q
disinterested sworn officer, under
whose sale Iibecame q purchaser.
4The iquantitysto be sold is 81,
s4S acres, and is divided into small
lots. The whole tract!is swell suit
red 10 furnish immigrating compa-
] MICS from Europe a compact and
4 extensive tract of land sufiicien.
2 fol, q small colony that can have
their own churches, their own
schools and ministerial officers, and
with industry and enterprise, could
soon become a lpopulous and pros;
sfpcrous settlement, = 5stss
1.-THE land is well swatered, los may
abe, seenbyrthe map. The water is is.
clear, pure and healthya4 In fact
there is no part of America more
healthy. The climate is genial,
and ithlprudence, good health is
an assured fact.
u The land lis covered with the
greatest abundance oftimberl of tho
most valuable and useful kinds,
and the minerals, suchiasliron ore
and coal iniallI itssyarie tiles, lie i'm.
bedded nsnearly every part of the
4 tract.
The! soil lis peculiarl adopted
TO grazing, raising corn, :Wheat, oats,
tobacco, grapes; fruits, and all the
nrpecessariies Of life and is 5espcci-
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cannot compete with low prices,
untitled lands, Yeti am anxious to
have many Industrious ilnen who
may. come amongst us, furnished
with d comfortable home, and with
the cooked hat Of independence ;
and having corn to sell. Don't
accuse me Of preventing emigra-
/; ton. q E'a NYours truly, n
bidssd i:W t1l jim. Bennett. /
q We'haye taken 2libcrty, Of pub
fishing this letter IF Mr.. Bennett's
and hope he, will excuse vi. for 50
doing. It will no doubt be- read
with interest BY persons who are v
inquiring in regard 70 West Viz
ginia lands. We have been trying
to ,putrinquirers after such infor-
nation in i communication with
those who.haye land to sell-espeo-
tally those who hold it in large
traets,S such as Mr.. B. describes, be
cause we maintain that it lis vital
to the best'interest' ofWest Virgin
ia that. these large holdings should
be cut up and parc,lled out at as
early, a day;aszpossible. There is
little or no .inducement TO improve
lands iheld bin large .bodiesao The
tcmptatiohis:to trcsist4everything
that increases taxation unless it
brings direct and Immediate re-
turnisi.s This is one one reason why The
interior Of the State has improved
no sloly.af These large tracts needto
be cut upiinto gsmall 3 farms rand
peoplcd with immigrants who are
not afraid : to put themselves in
close contact With mother earth
There are ." score. res 81 such people in
the East who would be glad to
FORM colonies Of fifty or one hun
dred aud settle in eligible local.,
ties in this State il they we've only
possessed Of the requisite ilforma;
ton as TO The advantages held out
to thcm.H6We'neel a mantlike Ed
ward Kingtto write sup FNVest vir-
GINA ibyl districts for .!Seritaer or
Harper, and thus spread before the
people Of small means in the North
the fact in regard to- our climate,
sol, Fwater power, timber, minerals,
&cstoAleaa,whilo8 ne ashave hopes
that Mr.. Lutz will be able to en-
large his. operations among tthe
Swiss through the appropriation
made by the last Legislature. II
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35.Fz.JAMisa MORSE, SCI Athens Street.
~ a. a. 1tt l5s . u NJ
REEryAT:sI;s ! cIsEAsEof: tho BLOOD,


= The btDo3, In this tlEseaSa, Il found 10 enntaln
m excess uf abriH, : vEgEriSR acts by convert.
Ing tile bioat frnru iss diseased condition 10 q
healthy cltcnlation.,s, EGErISE Regulates tho
bowels, which ~ very Important IN this com.
plaiHt. Que bottle OF v KHgrlSE wilt givn relief
but 70 effect a permanent cure IL mist ha taken
Iefularly, aud may, take several huitlea,' tspe-
cinlly III raseJ Of lung standing. SiasgrfSE Il
sold by all hftiEgstAr Try IL, and your verdict
Will be the Saiilt W that Of Thousands before
you. who Say. /" | never i0uud 80 much relief a.
nom thu use Of vEIEriSE," witch II com.
posed exclusively VI BIrks, lsootI and Aerti. h j
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EyEeE'EINE|
HAS ENTIRBLYOURE ME

HAS ENTIRELY OUREDIME.
BosToy Oh. $50, s
MI. II. Il. STEvESs.-4S7T7lFT
q ItnF tslr-afy daughter, amor having severe
attack Of Who0plng Cough. wax LEFT IN a feeble
6tate Of heafths& Being advised by II friend, she
Tics, was filIy restored IL healtii. u
= ] have heeti \ great sufferer from I,licunn-
tsni.P ] have taken keyefal bottles uf the vElx-
TINE for this complaint, Gil'i Aiu happy 10 say
IL hAs entirely Cured TIE. have tec6ilmcnded
the vEGErtSE TO oilleEA with the same good
results. Il Il a great eieaitHef and purifier OF
the hloDi III Il pleasant to take and can
eheefsuiiS recommend 1t. :.
.ssEf /. JAMES MORSE, SCI Athens Street,
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unimproyed-inil large or small bodies-eau
be accommodated. Weihayo on ,our, books
alarge number ofitowni lois and tracts Of
and &. r, + dlii, stlg;.l,, I'll
v. now offer The following
IsANsIY.ARI)7lisse!'sTssa'::s! s '
Watts, steam power for grinding bark, &c.
Situate in The town of Weston. YER,
;eteaf: The 9 I,ltst stand Of Tue kind in The
tO07l ACRES Of tlaud@o miles from
w Westou-cheap. si ~
(F!AzRMSOF' 2l5. Ag '.'a,y
acres 5improsed--good house, orchard, kc.,
on Leading Creek. Price s., 200. n
iFiAeDNF-4s actcs-on West Fork
TftATlIHl River, 2 miles from Jane
Lew Splendid house, and land fnelyIim;
pro red. The farm upon which GcneralJ
A.!Lightburn formerly resided. Z ~ " 3
Fill u r4ls III liii 4. = u so - is3
tDATTES'S MILLS tARM-l4 miles from
ID Weston-e50 saetes-gooa house and
mill seat, orchard, &c. 100 acres improved.
a great bargain Is offered in this property.
I1I {, ACRE FARi on Alum, Fork ,of
ilfZ Leading Creek; 5 asre1iil4proyed
log house, &c.,well watered and timbertd;
very cheap e, 4 ~,
GA eDACRE FARM situate on WOLF
ZfZF0RK Of Big. Skin Greek, 9 miles
from Weston I 40 acres cleared and fenced |;
good lhewu log house !; cribs &c, 4 good
orchard. Atsplendid bargain Reasonable
time for paymen. Of most Of purchase money
ETIousE AND 1.oTAjast outside The
corporate limits of Weston, on tile
staanton and Parkcrsbnrs turnpike road !
good frame hoase-iwo s,orys--ia excel
lent condition good wei, fruit, &c. Very
l;desisa0lc propelty% Cheap s7z=@
IEElARM-ilc acres-on lilo Hest Fork
IL River Id Collins Settlement District
90 acres im'reyed, good house, out:baild
ings, orchard, &c. Cheap. z=I9=E,
Oa4 ACRE; FARM-one Of the best IN iii.
J portion Of the slate.-an excellent oppor.
,uniiy for a stock farmer. This farm Inns
upon il every adj nlage, and will be sold
very cheap. Itis located on The West Fork
River ,!.sg:5tsii,., 4s:.lS45t:.s..slJ.
CMALL 5FARaf-s0 }acres-sitnato : near
- The mouth Of Kincheloe, in Lewis county
Splendid newhousc and every convenience
"a beautiful little home. Will DO sold
very cheap. A. Y .4-zii
~ LENrlLLE-Al house and LOT In tho
NJ town Of Chenille; In good condition
md ina good location. Apply TO J. S.
Garlic, Giensi :s"i'! d. i!s -
TAME LEW LANDs-75 acres Or land
81 80 acres clered and remainder in excel.
lent timber; miles below Weston, on the
line Of the ". kW.F, Railroad Will DO
sold very low The timber alone is worth
Tie price asked fol The land ts'ti re-. z ~
Vi SaslilIe hail offer no lands except when
We know, the ti,ia thereto Is beyond dispute
No. New list next week. 4elt MA
LIGHTBURN,- CHALFANT l. co.,
;ttalfssttN57 Weston. VIVA.
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Will CURE RHEUMATISM,
Read His Statements:

ALBER1't CROOK Ell, 4
finn q 4. cteeket 9 Co, DtnggIssi AreahseatLes
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Corporal Punishnlert q, Schools.

taIiSa ~ li-7T----s-5i y a. lsl -
In State against Miner, As Iowa,
24s, itiSwas held that a school
teacher hasIthe right, when necea:
sary to maintain discipline, moder-
Al atelyto chaatise his pupilts. In the
same case, recently again before
the court lit was held that such
chastisement, lto;bej ustifablc, must
be; fol, a definite offence which the
pupil has committed, iand that d
failure TO! pursue the studies, 81 to
attend at the hours fixed blythe
rules, was not such an offence, and
that whipping therefor was not JUS:
tifiabls. The remedyiin such case
the court thought was expulsion
from the school. The right ola
teacher; e! chastise! moderationla
disorderlya pupil ssye.rIyS generally
recognized Butthe above decis:
ionlinf MINERS case uscfully illus.
trates the fact that the Law, does not
justify a brute, even though lie
happen to occupy the position Of
teacher, in assaulting his pupils
without good and sufficient cause.
InSNizard against Neate, recently
decided blythe Bath County Court,
England, Jitgwas held 8thatlan ordi:
nary5school eacher5 and IL Sunday
school teacher were on thu! same
footing sol fan! as relates to! theright
Of chastisement II and that this
right extended to the maintenance
of proper discipline and order, dur.
ing a pleasure excursion orr out.
ing. . So far as we know this is
the only case on this phase Of the
qnestion:-Aibany Lapi Journal. Ezl=zz
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= b ~ - 4
was 70 be sure q very modest ,ap
propriiation, but il judiciously cx5
pended in scattering proper infor-
nation in Switzerland may bear
abundantfruit. Meanwhile We will
befgladi 70 lend our columns 70 the
dissemination Of such useful finfor-
nation as bears upon this impor:
tant subjeet.-lattlligtnetr
q iStal,rdar,t. p
The Charleston Leader iathanks
God that there are two stalwart
papers in this ,state,sand asks the
!State Journal to join the crowd Of
graces. Weido nota object to their
doing q. they please, buttitt looks
as if that paper was trying to set
up a mutual admiration society
and utterly ruin the Republican
party5ofi the State. Az least, five
were all Ito cut and slash, the
Republicans could not muster a
corporal guard in 1880. We5do
not do lit and do not intend to.
We present views Of fsman and
things'' each week in languageth that
cannot be debarred from anysshome
Or any society, and yet we are as
true to, The. principles Of our party:
and moro so-thani he who turns
his voice TO that Of an animal and
ladens the air with tic bad per,
fume Of d breath tainted with sub.
sidy.zC Harrisburg Telegram. = isI *.
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n 49, F..eiA -Y.4',I p ! n.y. i
"vEarrfSE,"e srys boston physician. "has
no equal as y hlIUd pufiAer.s Hearing OF III {
mhny wonderful eureS,. /. Ter all other rem edies
had failed. visited tlia 4buratory and con-
vineed myself Of It's gtitsIit merit II IL pre-
which Is highly effective, and they Nte cnm.
pounded 10 auch manner Is 10 produce aston.
tshlnE Eesnltan ELN.lLEE-s b .IiL,I- M M
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.Gtalllc;ye,y J Sale 81 q ETal11-=
0blcZH0NSe g and g Cot Ein=
The zolc,l Of Roanoke, In
Lclci$I Coltz1tu.:5iIIlii Ell r..

Y By virtue q decree ofihc circuit c,opt.
Of Lewis county in The case Of VIM a.
l'a''cn asairst" I"~D.-i Humphreys md
Others, will on til, rirtt dayy Or Jane c0ur..
next, for Lewis county. in front Of the csur,
House thereof, sell to ths! highest tidderon
q credit Of 0, II and is months, with In.
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leslta0lc ptoPel " CHEAP l58.a55f=Fl5H=H##5s5
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s.N!',.!.yOiIiIeEs!EE..s.
Claims gai1lst! Tie 0ue,'=
Seel.s20fitltes Poor

Notice Is hereby given 10 al persons
having claims against the overssers1 Of, the
Iroor Of Lewis county, dat a meeting Of
said Board will be held al the Court House,
Saturday, May 17,S1S79,s g
allowance; Of such claims! Parties
interested are requested TO Gle their claims
with The undersigned, on or, before! said day
otherwise The Same viii moi l:e acted upon
during The present year.
.s5EJ ly::sWoo EINDIN, Clerk. Z
April 10, 1873.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-10-23

TEACH YoUR BoYs.-Teach them that
p true lady may be found In calico quite
as frequently as in velvet. SQii 80
| Teach them that o common school
education with common Beras, is far bet.
ter than college education without IL. i7
Teach them that one good honest
trade, we'll mastered, ia worth "a dozen
beggarly "pgofessions.n e E; 80
| Teach them that honesty Il tho best
policy, TINT 'tis better to, be poor than 10
pc rich on the profits Of Crooked whis-
key" etc., and point your .precept by the
examples of those who are now suffering
the torrents of tho doomed. ~
Teach them to respect their elders and
themselves.
Teach them that, as they, expect TO, be
men some dar, they cannot TOO. soon
learn 10 protect the weak and helpless.
Teach them that to wear patched
clothes ID no aisgrace, but to wear d
black eye is. $500 ..ts;3s.
Teach them that God Is no respsctar
ofsex, anu that vhsn Heggve theaeventh
commandment He meant &c for thelc on
well es foe their eiBteEa. 5ssi,a ~ fr
Teach that byindulging their deprsysd
eppet:tss in the worst forma Of dissipation
fhey are not fitting themselves to beeofae
the husbands Of pure girls. :, : = sl7'''
Teach them that it 10 better to be on
honest man seven days In the week kian
70 be Chrietian ~ or day and q villhin
nix days. ~ g,ls Z,
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Piedmont Sunday School Institate.

Delegates FROM several schools In the
bounds Of the Piedmont Association met
with the Liberty Church on Friday be-
fore the first Sunday in this month, for
the purpose Of organizing o Sunday
School Institute. Tho Introductory ser
mon was delivered by Rev. d. Weston
Hiatt; text-Nehemiah 4:6-"So built
we the wall; and all the wall was Joined
together INTO the half thereof: for the
people had O mind to work." The dis.
courgs was practical, interesting and well
adapted to the occasion.
In the. afternoon the above Institute
was organized by electing the following
named officers: President, Rev. D. Yves.
ton Hiatt; Vice President, g. A. Gary !;
Secretary and Treasurer, L. Mauldin.
On Saturday, at 10 o. M, we had d
Sabbath School address from Mr. s. A.
Gary, which was delivered in q very
forcible aud edifying manner, deeply i'm.
pressing the audience with the great
work of advancing the Masters cause in
the way of Sunday Schools. By request,
Rev. D. Weston Hiatt explained the
work Of the Institute, which was done
with good effect. In the afternoon We
had lesson in music, ably conducted by
MIR. A. A. Simmons.
On Sunday morning, at g. M, we
held Sunday School mass meeting.
Addresses were, made by Rev. w. 81.
Kay, Mr. s. A. Gary and Rev. D. Weston
Hiatt. The speeches were good and we'll
worth listening to. We then assembled
at the water, where the pastor ID. Wes-
ton Hiatt) led two young ladies into the
water, and they were buried with Christ
by baptism. The missionary sermon,
which was an excellent discourse, was
preached by Rev. F. R. McClauahan.
We then adjourned to meet with the
Beaverdam Church, Anderson County,
S. O., Friday before the third Sunday in
May next.
D. w. HIATT, President.
L. MAULDIN, Secretary.
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A Coon REAsoN.---tI hear that ;t has
been decided to have nothing but netiYe
California wines at the Great Bas:.t::;laE IL
San Francisco" remarked man on q
street yesterday. gE tits,:1a g d
eyes; that's tho idoa,n eaid half q
dozen within hearing. va
The fret speaker " "a lost In reflection
for eeyeral minutes, cx.en he continued.
"Itl mako trouble, sGse. iftheynaa Cali
!s55sznis vines;
Every man in the group seemed to g g
fishing up something from his memory,
and one sster another they expressed
their views. s5.ls
+. cit was five years ago,n said the first
Epeaker, "that I frat tackled. California
champagne. I called OF lady, aud .ahn
opened two bottles. 4 dsanE yena both.
all nut one gIaas. Pretty aoon I In altsd
the lady, beat her poodle to death with 4
chair, kicked child, broke mp the mirrors
and gass fixtures, and was dragged out
of the house by tho police. Next day
the hrsband came after me. with O siy
shoe : and demanded an explanation.
] simply told HIN hss, siis hi wife had opened
some California wine. He grasped mo
BY the hand and said nc ars!s-5ss ar.ss!!ss-5ss = siT
necessary & 4 Il. !,
Il Here every listener looked amomens al
the speaker and they all murmnred in
concerts: 2
s'Yon bet; I've been thore.n
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WoMEn AND TopAooo.-There ar,

! .WoMEH AND TonAoco. are
many women, wives particularly, who
mako tobacco a source Of large amount
of family unhappiness They are everiast-
ingly railing against smoking, continu-
ally getting ct swords points with every
male friend and relative, and gaining
nothing by 1t but o grim defiance v4hink
dIscovers the fact that in the long run q
mans will 10 equally as stroug Go wo-
mans when he once sets out upon SUBJ
jecs with the preconceived determination
OF having his own way. Then there 10
the nervous woman who faints at the
amell of tobacco smoke, and can detect Q
smoker o E.s!a of; and the particular
creature who is afraid of tho house and
the furuitu.e becoming impregnatei with
vspor. These unphilosophical wives
rnsh to the extremity Of driving the
smoker from home TO indulge elsewhere
In his failing for the obnoxious "Weed." !"
All this II very grave error, and If the
little wivea only knew how much un.
happiness might--if it has not already
result from this very proceeding. they
would reflect twice before resorting to
such petty tyranny. Let the smoker
have some cozy little nook to himself
whore he can puff as much as he pleases
without being continually torrnented
about it until fault-fnding becomes o
boEe and dread to him let It be sacred to
cigars and meerschaum. spittoons and
pipes, of whatever description. He has
an equal right 20 homo aud the privi.
leges the proprietoTshiD ahnnld il,qn.e
sim. Iou will ind that he will rot fall
into the unpleasant trick of keeping late
hours so frequently, and neglecting TO
spend his leisure hours at HE own Gre
side.
In the days of courtship-which bring
Us to young ladies who may be at present
enjoying that delectable eeason--you
would not have thought to upbraid him
for such small errors, much less to have
driven him from yonr aide by fainting
fits end small attempts at lectures. No,
Nc Yea might have slowed the knowl-
edge of the Aforesaid away In your mem.
ory against the time "When yol two
shall DO one" but for the time being Won
would have let it slnmber eoiceless, lust
as the knowing little sweethearts Of the
present generation are doing. In fact.
on birthdays anniversaries and holiday
occasions, when you found you had pre-
vionsly exhausted every other suitable
and available memento Of friendship and
something moro, you might have ective-
~ decided upon q sucking, cap Rs your
offering to his iordship.