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Whitcfield's COurtships.

The celebrated George Whiteaeld began his
cohrtship In singular fashion. His biographer
ever wooed When Whitehead was in America rGsa.
and had under his Charge the orphan house In
savannah, sit was much impressed on his heart
that he ought to marry In order to have help
mate In his arduOus work." He had also fixed
his mind on the young lady whom he intended
to ask to become his wife. So he addressed a
letter to her parents. and inclosed another to
thsohe wanted wife to help him in the man.
agement OF his increasing family and then
said: "Ihis letter comes like Abraham's SER
your daughter, Miss F., is proper person
to engage in such an undertaking; and IL SO,
whether you will be pleased to give me leave to
Propose 10 e, marriage to her You need not be
II know anything OF my own heart, am free
from that foolish passion which the world calls
love-" He wrote In similar strain to the
young lady, asking her, among many other
questions, II she could leave her home and trust
In Him for support who feeds the young ravens:
and bear the inclemencies OF air both as to heat
husband she could be as though she had none
He also told her that he thought the passionate
expressions which ordinary courtiers use ought
and that II she thought marriage would be In
any way preJudical to her better part, she was
to be $50 kind as send him denial; that she
loved her only for God.
the letters were not so successful as Abra-
mans servant: The parents were not very
anxious to send their daughter on such an ad-
venture; and Whitef1eld continued for longer
space in his bachelor condition Some time
after ne eSsayed another courtsh1p with
WIDOW In wales after the same style The
mode IN Which Rebekah was chosen for ISsac
seems to have been WAtefield's ideal of OBJ
tanning wife. The week after he was mar
REQ ne went on one of his evangelistic tours:
amid the Welsh hills Pin the second Quarter of
tnelf Observation-Disclosures Journal
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DISREGARD OF LENT IN PARIs.-"The obsery.
ance OF Lent grows less and less rigorous
IN Paris each time it comes round" writes
correspondent OF the Chicago Tribune. Chow
could IL De otherwise when the example OF laxity
Is set to us In the highest places? The ministers
give Inelr gayeSt balls and receptions between
Mardi Gras and Easter. Only the other day
IneIe was magnificent entertainment at the
Mlnistry OF Marine, and society has not vet done
taxing tau IN OF the charming evening at the Minis
dc or upnc lnssrlGtlon N. Bardouxs soirees-
Ferry seems bent on Outdoing them. He treated
MS guests to an intellectual feast-a delightfui
,ntes1nede dranatique by some Of the most popu
iar alIlstS OF the FRANCHISE. The President OF
the republic has been more reserved. and he
YONG an occasional dinner and the weekly re-
SepIions notnlng has enlivened the severe sa-
IONS OF the Elysee. 1t is natural ENOUGH that
Inc tne Ministers who are with hardly an excep.
show great respect for Catholic traditions. bnf
IL rather startling to see the increasing laxity
OF the Noble Faubourg,' which has always
posed for austerity. Madame la Duchesse and
Monsieur lie Marquis may be found at the thea
tiers and balls, with the most profane inhahi
t tan OF the Avenue des Champs Eysees, or the
FauDOurg st. HOnOre. The special Lenten SER
vices, however, are very well attended
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An Owego man calls his wife poor excuse.
I'd, ''-' '''-1"'''9' w
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NEW AND DEsIRABLE.
IL pieces .5-inch al. wool De Bege, best bargain
Line n Huckaback at Doc worth IS. bale TwIlied
Crash, at 10c case Kn1ckerb, ecker Dress Goods at
&C. Plain and Striped Oolored Silks, very cheap.
Linen and cotton Pant stuff 1917. is, 20 and 2Sc.
100 dozen Towels. at l2H and l5c. Table Linen and
Napkins, extra BARGAINS Table and Floor Oil Cloths.
GEO. ]. JOHNSON,
my8tr Corner Sth st. and Market Spzoe.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS

GPBING GOODS.
Most fashionable stylee Of best makes so, cru
ready for inspection.
respectfully request the fsvors Of my pat "
sers aud the public generally c.
F. j. HEIBER0ER
UIG1ZENg ARMY B NAVY TAnxIu
Apou 900 10th street. opp. Treasury.
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i TABLE LINENS!
VERY CHEAP.
The largest and best Towels in this city, IL.
Dr. Warmers extra long Fix Embroidered Alb
domi 1,a Health . Corset very cheap,
LAD. Ladies SSH. SiR Embrodercd Balbrisan twoven
Piano Covers. handsomely embroidered with silk,
Nottingham Lace for curtains. 20. Is. 81. 81. 50.
CATERS.
III Market Space.
ings (almotD every quality and every price, from
IL 10 81: Shetland shawls, all coors, from &l0O to
$500. New Parasols! New Parasos! my6-tr
nNAwERS-FineD Drilling Drawers, only 40 cts
sh fo o1dsr only
Meas SIN Ties, IS sts: worth 80:
Men,s ki MI. scaE a. :; so cts worth sl25
Best Dress Shirts made to order in best manner
mys.r SID Est. $40, S onp Patent sa6te Once
WAMsUTTA UNFINISHED SHIFTS, rs oenta
!Msmsptta Finished Shirts. 90 cents. ''''S
B Boz q the L. shirss g 6 cents cents
Closing cut large lot beet " Linen Collars, from
s5s Issss sS; the market
SIX Fine Shirts (unfinished MADE to order of best
muslin and twenty-one hundred linen. for &c. fit
THOMPsoN's shirt FACTORY,
my3.U $40 n st. Mtc opp Patent Office.
CLOsING OUT a VERY LABEE LOT
al sizes. for 81 per dozen. At MEdINNIss'. lO52
N. BEThe shove goods were made by Earl 4
MiieoP Coon; Reynolds Co.. and other arst7class
Observation-Disclosures apztIm
THE CHEAPEST and BEST QUALITY
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS INTHIs CITY.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS,
al R a s s;Isr 81 81 s BIacs en-. 9: sa
Il sS.ses. g. as s. b. oisa s liz al 0'0''
CARRIERS,
III Market Space.
:, The LARGEST ASSORTMENT 9. DRY GOODS in
Pure Wool Bantngs 90 Is. 81. 81. 60 81; Pure Wool
Debeges: Black 0sshmersa, pure wool. SO; Lace
Immense assortment Of DRESS a pe Guo6s every
klnd. every quality, every price my3tr
CTE 11a Pc, SPREAD OUT. fun size. sl2s
s1s Masl Ssss sna Sc i sard fdth $50
Robys Double Busk CorsetA
Good Finished Shirts COO
Remnants Calico. SIC yard
| apl9tr JOS. B. BAILEY. Cor. IN = y sts. Scr.
SI1 FINE gREss SHIRTS mad. to order Of tn.
tor $40, ready TO put on
Finest DREGE SHIRTS made 70 order IN the mon
~ M40INNI0G.
teD6'N xOOD y o6pA99 0.e0
RUY THE MYSTERY" or the "OOMHORTn
~ SHIRT, open back, made Of Wamgut6 IuaIis
and extra fne Linen Boeoms, for Is cfa
The Great Southern" made Of the e0me maSsraaa
open front, Ii only 30 cfk
II est Dress Shirts made 10 ORDER and sn4anfaa
Hon guaranteed. tor a at ARGINNI6H
febs-ly 1908 y s6Ves6 80.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW OHK SHOE STORE,
IN 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
, SPRING STOCK COMPLETE
fo6 sI rfNSo92 q pa aTR,p. A ASH PRICE,
DUB Shoes ARE ALL OU6TOM-M MADE.
STAMPED AND WARRANTED,
A FEW STYLES AND PRICES.
Ladies G Gest french K 20 Button 9 80
Ladies, Best Our; Kid Button....... 400 to $500
ladies' Foxed Button ...S ~ AZ 20 q ~
Ladies, 1e0 styles Newport Ties..... loo to $2SS
Ladies slippers, ali styles SO 70 S 70 n n
Gents Cali, Congress. e2OO to $500
Sents Hand stitched CALF, 90
Sents Low-quarter6d shoes, all etyles&I az 10 "a m
Ssert,s Goie esS ana Aaced........ LOO to LOO
Mia And mi : g $26O
ap17-ly CSE0 WCnaRTGv
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T AWUS! LAWNSH LAVNSH:
Choice Few LAWNS, 6ac
Pat ific LAWNS new and fresh styles 12kc
A great drive in Shetland Wool SHAWLS, In all
colors, at so
BUNTINilS in Blark and Colors. Ike
Pure All.wool BUNTINGs, at Csc.
PARASOLS...... .PARASOLS ....... PARASOIS
In GREAT VARIETY AND AT Low PRIcFs
BENJAMIN MILLER
mystr los Bridge street, GHonasroVu.
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DRY GOODS.

Pa ayenue.-Just received. splendid lins Dress
Goods ut l2h cts one Gaze be utiful Pacific Lawns
~ p.eces choice Linen Lawns. Black Silks a sne.
c:alty; CUR 81 Sik is worth 81. %; Bunti gs Cash
meres, and other des rab,e dress goods below value
Silk Umbrella 1t 50 is the best in Washington; our
our SLIPS LAundried Shirts are cheap ut 81 SO: \
Gloves frum &c to 81 great Inducements in Hand.
herchiefs, Toweis and Linen Damask: Cloths and
to close out. All gi o1s ct lowest cash prices.
LUTTRELL q WVNE
instr Goth st. and Pa. noe.
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pUY "THE MYSTERY" or the s-OONFORT.
- SHIRT, open back, made Of Wamsut0 Mum,
The 'Great Southern" made Of the sane uasar4sa
open front, Ii only 80 C3x
II est Dress Shirts made 10 order and sn4anfas
hon guaranteed, Tor a Ct MEGNNINT
1eb8ly 10O0 y o1ee0 go,
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The World Would be the Better
for 1t.
for 1t.

IL men cared less for wealth and fame.
And less for battlefields and glory;
If writ In human hearts a name
Seem better than in song and story;
If man, instead OF nursing pride,
Would learn to hate it and abhor it
If more relied on love and guide,
The world woald be the better for il.
III men dealt less in stock and lands.
And more in bonds & deeds fraternal.
II loves werk had more willing hands
To link world to the supcrnal;
If men stored up Loves oil and wine,
And on bruised human hearts would
pour it;
If yours Il mine would once combine.
The world would lie the better for it.
If more would act the play of Life,
And fewer spoil it in rehearsal
If Bigotry would sheathe It's knife,
Till Good becomes more universal
If custom, gray with ages grown.
Had fewer blind men to adore it
Ii Talent shone for Truth alone,
The world would be the better For it.
If men were wise in little things
Affecting less in all their dealings;
II hearts had fewer rusted strings
To insolute their kindly feelings
If men, when Wrong beats down tn,
Right,
Would strike together and restorse it
If Fright made Might in every fight,
The world would be the better for it.
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Our Rail Road.

Mr.. HARPER Please re-publish this
letter of Senator DAVIS as this cores.
pondence induced the Charter of the
South Branch Railway Company.
1t IS proper to add, that of the stock
required TO construct the Tram Road,
Senator Davis agreed to take $4,000,
and that at the time this scheme was
postponed, in favor Of the larger enter
prise eg the B. d o. r. Il. Company, a.
bout Twenty Thousand dollars had been
promised in subscription Of stock and l
had additional assurances of twenty-five
thousand dollars to be lent the Compa,
ny on mortgage Bonds.
Whether it was fortunate for Romney
or Hampshire county, that this original
scheme for cheap and adequate transpor-
tation between Green Spring & Romney,
was abandoned and the present condition
Of affairs existing, it must remain for
others to determine l think it was not
but from the day that our Road passed
into the hands Of the b. &. O. R. II.
Company, / well knew that its e.rteasioa
III this valley, southwark of Romncv,
would appreciate the value of our lands
and prove a material injury to our coun.
y. In no sense, was the extension of
the b. Il o. Il. II. through this valley.
southwark, matter of my counsel or ad.
vice; and those gentlemen who were en-.
gagged in that enterprise, never foand me
in their ranks. If our original Tram
Road had beer. built, this prosperous
village would probably be a place of ac-
tiyity and enterprise, with thriving
population OF several thousand people
to-day A. w. IL.
PlnDNoNT w. VA, Aug. Sth, 1870.
4. W. KEEcuEyAL, Esq,
-by Dear Su Responding to yours
Of Ind inst, think favorably Of the
scheme of Tram Railway from Ball;-
more & Oslo Rail Road ~ G reen Sprinc
or mouth OF South Branch to Romncv.
with descending grade, in favor Of the
transportation OF your produce, lumber
&c. Taking from your letter the dis.
lance "a fifteen miles, with my personal
knowledge of the ground to be traversed
| estimate cost Of grading SC, &c, lcx-
elusive Of Bridge over South Rranch} II
S65o-Njy Hundred ana Fifty Dollars
per mile.
recommend track of four feet wide
and usa Of - rail, (all iron s los. TO the
yard,l and car something like those used
ca City passengers roads. -Four horses
or mules To relay and driver could
make two trips per day meeting mcrn-
ln2 and evening trains. requiring about
two and half hours each way, and can
carry twenty persons. We, II. c.. Da-
us aud Bros, have now in use in our
lumber Trade thirteen miles OF tram
road 81 feet wide .-rsa portion laid
with 3N6 OAK siringcrs with liXll fiat
iron rail, and small portion on heavy
grade has L rail lG lbs To the yard. We
have averaged. for the last five or six
years, 10000 feet Of lGmber per dav.
equal To about twenty tons or two tons
20 ,0CO feet. We estimate cost on
tram road at about one fourth that Of
wagons an aver ~ OF one man keeps
road in repair. some OF our coal mines
are successfully using small engines on
their tram roads OF Two or three miles
long and grade OF FIVE feet TO the hun
drcd, they use I rail, with cross ties TWO
feet apart
+ S 7 VI \ T L.
II miles ~ $3.50 per mile, e9.750
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GRANTS REMEDY.

It's effects are truly marvellous in Dropsy. Ora
vel, Brights disease, Seminal lcsses Iapcoe.
rhpa, and lost Sisor, no matter of how lonr
standing the case may be, positive relief is had
~ from one 10 three DAYS DO not deapafr
hesitate or doubt FOR it is really specific and
he'er iali5. Il IS purely vegetable prepara-
Ion, 10y its timei, use Thousands of case, that
have been considered iGcursbls by the most
eminent physicians, have been permanently
cured. Il :, n'sj Endorsed by the regular Phy.
sicans and Medi.a Societies throughout the
country, sold IN bottles at Two Dol!arl each
or three bottles which ia enough TO cure Inc
most Aggravated case, sent 10 any address on
receipt OF FIVE dollars. Small trial bottles
OEE dollar each, all orders TO be addressed to
Grants Remeiy Nonfactpriny Co.,
554 Main St, Worcester. Mass
August 2. 1873.
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SECOND NOTICE.

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i Hook, deceased, are requested TO p,y pp a,
once. Inese debts must be collected ard
p,onP' Aynehi viii save costs. al persons
nA'lns '''lin' against the Fstste will present
them al once, properly proven, for setilenspt
VIM. :. HOOK.
November -. ls7s.-u '0''' ''' u
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WIT AND HUI NOR.

~ - n - 4'A ~ ~
A young woman applying for the sit
uation as teacher to a village school, DE.
ing questioned By the trustee as to her
qualifications, replied: 81 amt much of
an arithmetickr, but I'm an elegant
grammarist.''
How are you off for funds TODAY 2"
asked collector of an impecunions
though classical debtor. 81 am sep,pey
iden'' without change).
"A GAME THAT Is BOUND TO BE Pop
ULAR.-Onion parties are all the race in
Lancaster. Six young ladies take an
onion with them into room and one of
the number takes bite of it. Then y
young gentleman is admitted, and. after.
kissing all OF them, if lac fails to tell
which one of them bit the "unyon" whv
then all the girls are compelled to kiss
him, or he is compelled to kiss oil Of
them, 1t is not stated which.
At a London book sale a copy Of
Drew's Essay on Souls" was Knocked
down to a shoemaker, who, to the great
amusement Of the assembly, inuocentlv
asked the auctionecr if he had any more
books on shoemaking to sell.
Secently matron made her appear.
ance on the piazza where her daughter
and the latters young man had cone Sc.
Verai hours before to enjoy the evening
AR and moonshine, and began looking
around as If she had lost something's
What are you looking fer, ma :" asked
the young lady. The morning papers"
was the reply, The porch was vacated.
Johnny" said fond mother to her
boy, (which would you rather DO, speak
French or Spanish :" q would rather
said johnny, rubbing his waistLand and
looking eXpressively at the table, q
would rather talk Turkey
I)r. Byles' wit once met with q severe
" " i'n0o''l''er'"e i"uy wh"' nav
Ing ''''''' az oi'e' % marriage from
the doctor, had married u gentleman of
the name of Quincy, he said: so, mad
am, 1t appears you prefer Ynin2ey to
biles' Yes she replied, for if there
"''' p'gh any enih6 worse than h''es God
''''' '''' - ''i'''e" 0oo "l'h 'heM'
They had sbod.roo, sor .u,,.,n ,
when littlc.siv.voor OH n,, iaI.'l =.
some be rpt = norfior Sc ;t;m 1,;,.'...,.n.
east a doubtful ;no,,ir;n,, IaaI, -
an" 'e"'"'Noo S'om' believe ! don't
''"' 'n'S' IT got TOO many seeds IN 1t,
A vouns Iodv ,to boIf . ,.,,l:.
and ,bor ,,od r., H., g 49, es.,.,.'
husband Nov sbo savs ,I,,, ~, .-s.,il
rather die than ,o,rrr -. n,,, .ha .
in that dream
She was Il hard looking sinner, and
she know better than to wiring at the
the back stems and told bcr t,l. u;3o,r
three small children. etc -, u.,,l ~,
ta[inc very much stool, IN L,,..,.-, a..
-, w.. 80 :, 9'''',3'' '''f wan Z"
'0''7 ,'-,'., .''I ON VIC i'''' LOOK
-,'5 In - P'"2''a'y at 'n' P,''' Oh iIie'
e ,''V 81 '''''''"' sh' 'o"Io command
YOU O''S' our S'-'8y S'"I' q F' ehihN
~, ,l''' ''','' '''' ',' wa" gro" I"t ON inc
''A's . 'n"' ana She Jet 1T DIVE
S''"'s"' at Tue ne"" Oh he' 'ehe''ct'r
over, ,,,n .b,ujJ ,r,y;l. ,;h...II..
for his family" saws N, sm,,b .Is,l.
since IN, ,o.iri,.o ~, lo,.t 49,. ...s.
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&O. 600 A YEAR 70 honest Intelligent hu.
w - Iuc mtr Hr agents .w business -
gbt work Idres. COOPERATIVE AGEN.
Cf, Madison lad Jaue u, 1870 -4m
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.MaRhood.
Kosc Lost, Hoe Restored :

a@Vtt &-r>ts II UtN LsNcNIf w
n~ep Jus; published new edition Of
II DR. CCLvERwEbL'S CELEBRa-
U TED ESSAY on the Radical Cure
(wi,hoat medieinel Of Sperms,orrhoe or Semi
nal Weakness. Involuntary Sepinsl LSsses. I'm.
potency, Mental aud Physical lncspaciv, im.
pedimsnts TO Marriage, eic.-alsc, Cousump-
uon, Epilepsy and Fits induced by seifindul-
gence or sexual extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Es-
say, clearly dem onstrstes, ftom thirty gears
successful practice, that the ala; ming consequent
ces of elf-abuse may be radically cured without
the dangerous use OF internal medicine or ths
application Of the kuife-pointiog out mode
OF cure at once simple. certain, aud etfectusl.
by means of which every sufferer, no ma tier
what his condition may De, may cure himself
cheaply. privately, and RADICALLY.
scr This lecture should be in the hands o.
every youth and every man In The land.
Sent free, under seal, in a plain envelope, tC
any address
Address the publishers.
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL co
IL Ann ST., New York Pcsi Office Box, 45sC
June 20, lS.9.--ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12
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4 LII forms of Kidney and Urinary diseases.
a Pains in the Back, Sides, aud Loins arc
positively cured by
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12

How are you off for funds TODAY %
asked collector of an impecunious
though classical debtor. 81 am sempe,
i1enl" without change).
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12

At a London book sale copy Of
Dre"'s Essay on Souls" was knocked
down to a shoemaker, who, to the great
amusement Of the assembly, inuocentlv
asked the auctionecr if he had any more
books on shoemaking to sell.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12

a young woman applying for the sit
nation as teacher to village school, be-
ing questioned By the trustee as to her
qualifications, replied 81 amt much of
an arithmetickr, but I'm an elegant
grammarist.'