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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

RECRUITS TO co To ARIzONA-soME DISPUTED
POINTS ABOUT A BATTLE OF THE LATE WAR
ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Superntend-
ent OF Mounted Rccrutng Service has been ordered
10 prepare and forward seyeBtyve recruits to Marco
pavie Arizona, by Lathrop and Fort Yuma, California
for assignment 10 the 9th Cavalry
board Of officers TO consist OF Leuteuant-Genera
p II. Sheridan BrigadIer-General George Crook, and
Colonel c. DAVIS has been ordered to convene in Chi
cago the purpose Of considering and correcting diff
OF opinion which exist relative 10 the actual
positions and movements the troops engaged in the
Battle OF Chlckamauga. The Wac Department is deslr
OF settling the disputed questions preparatory to the
publication OF "a correct map of the battlefield.
On his own application, Frst-Leuienant +. L.
Fletcher 18Th Infantry has been transferred from Com
pany 10 Company Of that regiment, Lieutenant
H. H. Gilman 18TH Infantry, who Is transferred from
Company TO Company |.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Noss visited the apartments OF Joseph
strtI-- No a. tu.uub t--i., Jut IA, dAu stole
gold watch Ia tuc Court OF Special Sessions yesterday
be wa sentenced 10 state Prison iOr two ycdrr, having
pleaded guilty.
James COnnOrs fOrcibly entered the clothing
store Emanuel Lew, No. 749 Third t gut
oi August ana stole quantity uf goods. In The Court
Genera - ssIOus Yesterday he pleaded guilty. and
sentenced to state Prison for three lcArs.
Upon motion of Charles W. Brooke, vester-
day Justice Van BTunt ia Supreme Court, Chambers,
adjourned tho hearing on tue writ OF haDoas corpus
AIanted AIgust a Nc VI John HOPE cnEIaisd
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4 wel-known Boston author, who has re-

\ WtII-hUUWH DUSIUH UUIUOI, " no ms To-
Gently published volume, had the curiosity 10 20
ono OF circulating Libraries last week and inquire
about the book. " Have you got the novel. DI-
ana's Eyes % he asked. Yes" said tue woman III
charge. Then seeing that he not particularly
ious take IT out: Are yOu the man that Il a.
she asked. Yes" was the answer; " how does II
take a. on, answered the guardian OF literature. II
isn't book that should read myself but then there :
quite call for it," Exit novelist, feeling he has
not yet qutc conquered the puOhc -lBOston Courier.
The onion is not without its uses. 4 cer-
gyman Table Grove, H., mad planned to eope with
another mans wife, but he ate onions ANA the
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R,v j. g. Ostrander OF New-York lecturcd on " the
Model o. Terod's Temple; Dr. W. II. Perrine on
Moses on Mount Sebo"; and Dr. James strong On
"Jerusalem" Miss D1ttemOre, OF Rochester gave an
Illustrated lecture ON Microscopy" this afternoon. and
AZ 73O This evening Mfi0r Cole held Bible Conference
I'm the ampnith The Roy. Dr. warren at "clOek,
delivered 4 very sting lpCtnIe on p" The telescope
t.occf. of Celestial llacts" with hydrogen uIl
nation b. Professor Maynard. or NeW-1ork' ~ u.oV
M. same gentleman gave "A very entertaining l'clu,t,
m which ne taught mia audience how 10 Fedu lue
aimtuIc tn in, crest in the Assembly exercises Is III
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THE FoRGERs OF BRAZILIAN CURRENCY.

FRANCESCA ANTONIO NOuIIgutZ odnaDId dHU
JoaO Benecio Bebaagua, recently arrested, charged
with having forged Brazilian currency notes, were
taken from the Tumbs 10 Supreme Court, Chambers
erday morning. where Justice Van Bruut listened to
tne argument the writ OF haDeas corDus which was
granted several days ago The for the prisoners
claimed that two should be discharged, mas
NM rs no law OF the State had been violated, because
tue notes were only pfin Ell ana not sgucd Mr. DYlne
I'M pch4 OF the Brazilian Government, said IN reply
mat even il the notes we're not signed, the statutes pro-
yded that any steps toward the preparation Of Tor
gerry should be considered an attempt az forgery.
;Ier some further cent Justice Van BTunt took
tlr pap. r and reserved lis -cl-lOn.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Bernard Kappes, a saloon-keeper in Yon-
kers sued his WIFE, Catherine Kappes, for an abso
e divorce and the referee has decided IN bis favor
decree Was asked for before Judge Barns rd Brooklyn
Yesterday. The decision was reserved.
A suit for limited divorce, on the ground of
cruel aud iubuman treatment. has been brought by
Annie 4 Howell against her husband, David NJ. Howell
al Youkers. On q motion before Judge Barnard, ia
Brooklyn, yesterday, the referred 70 AlausOn
III II.Iue.
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VISIT FROM GOVERNOR BROWN.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug. IA special
train having on board Governor Joseph Brown Of Geor
ca and party ofladies and gentlemen from Georgia
and Texas reached this place yesterday After visiting
Monticello University aud other places OF interest the
party visited the Wne sulphur Springs today.
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SUIT For Unpaid INCOME TAX.

Suit has been begun III the United States
District Court against b. r. Babbtt, Of this city, 10
recover Ss348O with interest and penalties, claimed
y, be dpe the United STATES under the income tax law
N is claimed that from tHe year lsO2 TO 1871, inclusive
income taX was paid on much smaller than
actually the income Of the defendant. IL h thought
mat the amount claimed by the Government. with
uenaltes VIII probably exceed Sl5OOUO
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A TOURIST AT RAVENNA.
RELICS or A FAMOUS PAST.

o,STr AND IRE RESPECT SHOWN To HIS MEMORY
-THr ANCIENT. CHURCHES AND RELICS
A correspondent, writing again from Ma
eenna, speaks briefly of the ashes and statue
Of Dante, and of some of the phases OF the
great poets career. The great Church OF ST.
Auolhnare, with genuine mosaics OF OIL Is
described, as also the pine forest which, 1t Is
said. Supplied the ships which waited
Augustus to Actium.'
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THE CUAUTNUOIA ASSEMBLY.

CHAUTAUQUA, n. Y, Aug. 11.-Dr Fowler,
OF The Nec- IOr Chrsta 4drOcate. delivered lecture
TO an crowd N the ampnitheatre at o'clock.
Oh The Deeds OF Goat Men. At so o'clock tas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
Brooklpn Real SoIaIs for safe.

BLOCKS, HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS of
- LOTS Tor sale lines IT rapid transit n Brooklyn.
Tie Cnon OF couI'IyOynE cly people u invited 10 ts
property price > 100 up aut goEgup
rutland ~ WHITING, 8 Beekman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

NEw-YOBK. Monday, Aug. IL, 1870.
The following sale was held at tho Tx.
;hanee salesroom to-day:
BU y. n Ltiio1r e CO
3storv brick w lluE with IT. NJ SlS East ith-st
S. 1886 % Of AyoC lot lSN3O, Michael Hogan $3.50
EECOEDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFORM
SEN-YoRK cry.
W clover .......-.-..- sI375o
Brooa {, SIN as, l5Eiooi Aymar feiercs to
Cray ,....,...,, 1900
KelIig ......... 1850
VIE to y asrnett, -, $500, $3.50
Hiudiey cxecutry, 20 John r Conn -...:....: go
3d.sye. = cor Crard.st, lSj.GAi0O t23d Wardl: II
Purdy, executor etc 90 q iurdy 2JO01
yey......;....., COCO
referee. 70 ~ o'iLaTa ..,; 1000
La,aa to James VI B,Ise 49,. 1900
beth A Greer 20 III ID say
81 tb.-t. - 25H 70 Of Jth-ayc, jOXlOUJ; John j Il
Sayre ~ henry u SaYGe ..................
Bldst % - 43y 10 o. 3ddye, l1XlOJJs David Marks
and wife 10 Do Ocstrey her g. 500
7Gtn.st. a. 373 n OF Aye-A, 25XlU22; l. Werner
ana VIE 70 John 7chuc,mann ma, ........ 1851
l. HAYDEN W III Duck vortlI-....---. .-.......
SJth-,t. ZiI 70 O. Of lstavc 5ONlOD Xirreyuar: O.
" vile 10 John BaIer bOCO
l3Ofl.,t. % =, between Gth and 7thaVes. o lts, VII
lam Alexander ana Wlio W Joel ID steDDlns ana
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RECORDED LEASE.
Garvey. Andrew J 70 John Garycy. East l2Jh-st 40
ll2 "a years, rental - per anuum considerations
RECORDED NORTaAGE-

RECORDED MORTGAGES
Brooks. Hannah and husband 10 George " Miller and
others executors, etc. n iJtlst 1915 e Of Itl-
5000
~ itl.aSe, -. 1900
Connolly. Edward ID and wife to the Mutual Life IE-
suIauce Company, 81 Doth 81, 1884 20 Ui 4Uv
1900
Connolly. Edward ID and WIFE 10 the mutual Life Iu-
ave- year..... -. $4,000
st. e ii. demand $500
Fraser Charts and wife Frederick Reorz and
another 3BtT-sI. 25S 70 OF -tiye years. 1900
LOwtIr,, Catherine aud husband 20 X \ Marcher
NIlsm-,,. lot 40 - l25G War0J years COO
Mack. Jar. William ana VIE to- Ilaycf cor Nal
ts8uiNc and l3isi-s, year 1000
'i 5t ave- IL months on 10000
aace socety LAST j7tasl NoI4, Iyear...... G250o
RECOEDLD ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
Gcdncy Eosa and husband candy trustee. $500
L4dGs. James TO II O~trauder 1000
Nel.Idy. George b, puarn etc. to J. A stewart. $500
Meitudy, George B TO george l. AeiendN, guardian,
etc. ....- . DOW
Metz .cr Bertha TO Louis Biusse and another tus.
scott William il 20 Edward CIowc ............ 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

COOK.-By a first-class English Protestant
u cook who ia experienced marketer &C. no
objection 20 the country COZ 6thayo, bet SJth and
3Cth-sts, first floor
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5,lnauous rUanIco--t Females

NURSE-A very tidy French girl. speaking
" language win pure accent can sew neatly and
adsped for family meudlng, wishes place Tor
growing cmdreu light chanDrrwork maid TO misses. No
0O2 Oth-ayr, FRENCH BU REAU.
NURSE.-As mOnthly nurse by one who is
~ dlseuH,ged none but respectable parties need
auply. best of references. Address 423 37h-st
GEAMSHRESS.-By a respectable young girl
- as private family; understands dress.
making. yIG West stst, hrst 1oor.
IA acknowledgements woman wishes gen
w teman's OF family washing by month dozen
ESQ; luung Included Il years reference MIS- BiRNE,
800 East 8Bthst.
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EOOK.-A respectable woman as frSt-casS
Y COOK I'm private family best city reference city or
country. 3l6 West 4lst-st,, first hOOr
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Gountrp lJropcrtn for Sale ano Go Get.

At METUCHEN, y. J.-Cottage, 10 rooms !;
"A modern Improvements ~ carnage house. lot luJAlyJi
price $4,000 free and clear; viii exchange Tor BROOKLYN
house AMI pay difference Ia cash. rutland * "hAl4NG'
BcckmdusL
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE CHEAP.-iIome-
2l TuHmsi 80 acres tiiilFlleaf -DD t OF t'ab
capable oi landing largest vessels surpassed u
idcuce, mandatory, warehouse &cf 10 miue' rom ~ l.
Address A. Tribune ohce.
IGOR WIdercIitfe.n at Rhiuebecl, on
east bank the Hudson late residence Of N.ry Rutbrr
frd GarIrtsn deceased contains 90 acres OF land Poio
views Of AMI muuut3u scenery aua house eau
e. -,.n IDs-t.or In March. Apply
the Rev. A. ~ ST. Ext, RAInebeck; FRANCIS T. GAlt
REIT-ON IKE, 70 BrOadst, y. - or l. H. 1t DLoW .
CO., Puc--t, y y.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-Oue of the
best farms Long Island for milk business geu0 n
about tweutn miles rom Ne"-l ort near i2l
u tror including about 81 tons OF hay mortgage AID
some advanced neccssay can be operated To await
age person residing in NcWlOrk for farming purposes
AID a. a summer resort. Adtr,ss box 1904 y. \ r..
EOR SALE.-On Round Hill, Northampton,
Il Mass the family residence Of the ate Henry Bughs
about acres of land IN large lawns flower veg
eIp moving and p8suiagc large uftA
HOyOke the centre OF The town con
schools churches smiths College TOT girls ana mo
usiive mDroveI without uurug the residence terms
viii easy Apply WM. L. BRIGHT. Executor No $50
" ashingtonst, Boston
ORANGE, \. J.-Houses and Country Seats
~ 10 let Tor sale; great variety also farms and build
mg lots. BLACkWE ELL BROS 2l5 broadway Room 3
RIVERSIDE Greenwich BOARDING and
IL DAY SCUOOTLar-c house 20 let, uufurIslrd aC II.
ably located this business opportunity, COmpe.
uiJn. ATNATER, y IaIk-rOW.
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COOK, &c.-A competent woman as COOK
~ and 10 do the coarse Washing the best city reference
be given be at No. 23l West ooths ns' hoor
luLL nl.Lmn
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Gin propertn 60 Get.

'VO LET or for SALE.-Three three story
4 private dwellings, all modern Improvements for ono
family. Apply the premises Ave. 4, Boulevard, between
SUth Rent $50 per month; price 1000 each
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COOK.-By Protestant Welsh wOman un-
de- stands an kinds soups meats and desseitsi
take entire Cnarge an excellent baAef c OF county,
Cal al 9g2 ave. lStl-st.
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y understands all kinds o. cooking soups m att ana Ges
serts can lake entire II kitchen puDicof YatI
CITY or county AZ the PROTESTANT HOME, l3s 9Th
ave fturd above lOth-st.
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TOOk, WASHER and lRONER.-by an
~ English Protestant woman good family cook maAes
excecuLbrcad biscuit c1rnbread pastries &C; ur'tesss
aundrtss country understands milk ana 0ulS5j
best references. PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, 100
6th.aye, four doors above lOth.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

A FIRST-CLASS cutter. filter and trimmer
n des res engagements August city cOuntrv terms
reasonable. Gail address DREssMAkER 3thAye, cor
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COOK and ASSISTANT WASHlNG.-By
Scotch Protestant woman understands soups and pas
try rstcass Of the milk and butter best
city references 800 SGthayo. near 23dst, hIst ho"r
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoEK. Monday, Aug. II. 1870.
The following sale was held at tho TX.
;hRnce salesr0om to-day:
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GHANBERMAID, &c.-By tidy swedish
y girl neat compete chambermaid aLd waitress fu
able do the entire work and assist with wasn n
desired; excellent city references girl OF steay isDs
who wants steady home; city country. ~ btuNe7
l~thst.
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mr.. n L.Uiio1r e CO
3story brick " .lluG with 1T. NJ 5ls Fast itb.st.
S. 1886 70 OF Ayo-C lot lSN9O, Michael Hogan $3.50
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slluallons UanIcO- dlalcs

5IluGrons iUlHIc0-1tlalcs
NOACHMAN.-By a married man as first
~ class cOachman Hl be iOuud perfectly sober and
liable excellent CITY diyer has we'd with
nrstcass families Of this city be Vol recommended.
Address Med l3j West .stsL
ENGLlSH BUTLER or EALET.-By a most
H capable and experienced single man Thoroughly
pe,ont ia all his outcs wiling and obgng CITY or coun
Try very nur cts references Address J. b., Box 200,
Tribune Up,OHu once. SO. l,235 Broadway.
EDOIMAN.-By young Swedish man 3
years o. mako himself useful about The house
moderate; excellent city reference Cal address lO1 East
-bth-st. near Ithayc.
GROOM, &c.-By "A hrst-class groom and
~ cpaclmiH IrHte,tant single, North German good ref
errncss cIty country Address h. Bs2O West l3thsL
DORIER, &c.-By "a respectable Protestant
young twenty sOf situation GIT
porter store or TO maze himself us ful At any kud Ot
work produce the best % yy references. Address W
4. HARRIS, No 5u2 West 52dst
\NAiCIlMAN, &c.-A young man rs watch
w any aIy employ mcuti good references
given county Address >. r., Tribune Uptown Once,
IL broadway.
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stead 2 rooms go acres cultivated 200 'e.' on East
River: capable oi landing largest vessels; ,urn1ssen Tor res
AM-Ir,s A.. lIlhuu. LlAne
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~ German Protestant girl. very respectable and we
recommended competent In either capacity chamDema
waitress also understands all about children cV
country. 500 shave. 2SG-st.. tirst door.
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5ltuatlons Uanie0--f females

TMRS. LOVES GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
"A HOUSE VII always be found large number O hrst
families hotels bOardn houses, &c; city and country,
Mrs. LOWE, l3l East 18Th ST.. near 3dave.
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COOK, WASH, IRONER.-By Swedish
" girl; good worker; and sober cook and laHn
Dress years reference Cal lO1 East 2shst De-
fAn IL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-22
CAUSE AND CURE OF SNORING.

A writer in theScientific American tells
how the habit of snoring is acquired, and
how it may be cured.
First, the cause: Tho air reaches the
lungs through two channels. the nose and
the mouth. The two currents meet In
the throat below the soft ot the palate,
the end ot which hangs loose, and swings
backward and forward. producing the
snoring Ii the air reaches the lungs as
1t should, through the nose, no noise
will be made. If it reaches the same
through the mouth. the palate will make
more noise, since it is not the natural
channel; then it is that the sound Sleep
er banishes rest from the pillows OF his
companions by his hIdeous noise. The
remedy tor snoring is to keep the
mouth closed; and for this purpose DIR.
Wyeth, the writer of the article referred
to, has invented an article SO cheap that
any one can make 1t, and no snorer
should be without it.. 1t consists ot
single cap fitting the head snugly and
piece of soft material fitting the chin.
These are connected by elastic webbing.
which is connected with the head-cap
near the ears. This contrivance prevents
the jaw from dropping down. and there
by renders snoring impossible. The
great trouble will be to get people to
adopt this invention, since the most up
right and honest of men and women will
rarely, II ever, confess that they snore,
and will be very indignant if accused Of
it. AS further inducement to the in-
PRODUCTION of this contrivance of DIR.
Wyeth, itmay be added that breathing
through the mouth is very detrimental
to the health, and that many diseases OF
the throat or lungs are CONT acted or ag-
gravatsd thereby.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-22
SERVED HIM RIGHT.

Call the next case," said his honor,
and man struggled up to the bar with
his face looking as ii he had been fool
ing with briar patch and a compound.
high-pressure threshing
machine. He was closely followed by q
woman struggling to get loose from the
grasp OF two policemen. ...,.. ..... =.
''How is this. MADAME" querled his
honor, with his brows lowering like
storm clouds. and his voice as the NUT
tering of thunder. ''You are accused of
assault and battery, and the scratched
face, the broken nose, and black eyes,
are q sight to make angels weep"
Tell you how it was" said the pris-
ener so quickly that the victim couldn't
get IN word edgeways. This man
came into my house and said he was
agent for some tangled sewing ma
chine, and"
"That IS enough,' replied his honor
"You are discharged. my dear madam.
You have acted nobly, and your fellow
citizens will. no doubt. reward you with
a gold medal as large and thick as the
driving wheel of q locomotive, and erect
a monument over you when dead Al
massive as that at Bunker Hill. You're
an honor to your sex. madam, and"
'Y our honor" teeblY interposed the
victim, ''in the hereafter" &-t
ssThere is no hereafter for sewing ma
chimes, agents lightning rod. men, or book
agents if the theory OF Ingersoll is cor.
rect" was the decisive response. ''Call
the next case"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-22
THE NEW HUG AND JUMP WALTZ.

That dreadful round dance, the
new hug-and-jnmp waltz, is making
the innocent blush, all over New
York. The posture could not be
worse. The gentleman stands direct
iy in front of the lady. puts his right
arm clear around her aud hugs her az
close as bear conld hug tree. Thus
melted into each others arms, they
20 hopping around the room like .
saw-mill gate. The fellows like it.
They say they have never before bad
dance where they could hug girl
up absolutely close - where they
could put ON the arm pressure and
bring her so close that they could
feel her heart beat against their vests.
If Mrs. General Sherman were In
New York now she would go crazy.
Country people not used to such
Wholesale squeezing aud hugging, act-
ualiy blush with shame, aud delicate
ladies hang their heads aud turn their
eyes away. Still. say. 1t is lovely
for the boys. What could be more
pleasant than to put your arms
around twenty beautiful young ladies
In the evening, bringing their blush
ing faces to touch yours. and squeeze
them tight, while their throbbing
bosons press against your heart {
And this is fashion.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-22
WISE SAYINGS FROM DON QUIXoTB.

Beauty in modest woman Is like
fire or sharp sword at a distance;
neither dsth the one burn nor the other
wound those that come not too close to
them.
Keep your mouth shut and your eyes
open.
The absent feel and fear every Ill.
Self-praise depreciatss. ..,...... .
The dead to the bier, the living to
good cheer.
All women. let them be ever 80 home
ly, are pleased to hear themselves cole
brated for their beauty. t..... e.
Squires and knights errant are subject
to much hunger and lll-luck.
Llberality may be carried too far IN
those who have children to inherit from
them. ,... .....t.. ......... .-,,. .....4..-.,..
Virtue is always more prosecuted. by
the wicked than believed by the right
eous.
Every one is the son of his own works.
Honey is not for the mouth of an ass.
No paddock, bolts or bars can secure
maiden so we'll as her own reserve.
Wit and humor belong to genius alone.
The wlttiest person in comedy is he
who plays the fool. .. si 81.
There is no book so bad but that some
thing good may be found IN it.
We are all as God made us and often
times great deal worse.
Let hen live. though 1t be with q
pup. ........ .........,-.... ..
We cannot all be triars, and various
are the paths by which God conducts the
good to heaven. 80
Covetousness bursts the bag.
1t is easy to undertake but more diff
cult to finish the thing.
The term is equally applicable to all
ranks. whoever Is Ignorant and vulgar.
By the streets OF "By-and-by" one
arrives at the house OF Never" ..
| Between the "Yes" and "Ne'' OF q
woman would not undertake to thrust
the point of a pin.
| Patience and shuttle the cards. @
A soldier had better smell gunpowdel
than musk.
Other mems pains are easily borne.
A bad cloak oiten covers good
drinker. .. ..
Pray devoutly and hammer on stoutly
When thing is once begun it is al.
most half finished
Lay a bridge of silver for flying
enemy. 5.. ........ .,..-.
The lest that gives pain is no lest.