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The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
The Egyptian Dinicusty.

LONDON, June PA despatch from
Alexandria NJ nday night to the News
says that it is rumored that the Khedive
has agreed to abdicate on certain condi-
tions.
A Cairo Reuter- despatch says that ne
gotiations have been opened between
the Porte and the powers relative TO the
order of the Egyptian succession.
The correspondence Of the Times II
Vienna reports there is some fear in
Constantinople that the Sultan ifhe con-
sents to the abdication of the Khedive
will no longer have any control over
Egypt.
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NnERIFF's SALE.

- II ERIfF'S SALE.
y b, virtue oi a wr.s Of Ala .Levari Facies
to me directed, will he exposed 70 Publ 10
Sale, At the
LAFAY LTTE HOTEL. s4i shipiey 81.
kept by John j. Dougherty, In the city Of
WilminLton, New CasLle county, Leila
ware, on
SATURDAY, The 2sth Day of June,
A. D., 1879, at 2 o'clsck, p. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz 4:
All that certain lot OF land with brick
dwelling house thereon erected, situate In
the city bf Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, +, wit: Beginning ~
the easierly side OF King street bel " eel
Second and Third streets at a line of land
formerly OF Daniel Hully, now OF Georgc
Vernon, being rs feet more or less, from
The souiherly side o. Third street, thence
southerIy with the said easterly side OF
X ing stTer. "A feet inches, more or less, i,
to the centre of the b lex division wall OF
the hou . for nerly OF William Morrow /,
and late Oi the heirs OF william McCluoK,
d. ceased, thence caste with the centr.
OF said division wall and parallel ~
Third street. 66 feet GA corner where tht
fence hdw stands, thence nortnerly with
said fe ce parallel TO King street ~ ieet
to another corner, thence westerly with
fence parallel TO Third st. 10 feet u a cor
ner. ihelce northerly with said fence par
allel u King street, 20 lee inches, more
or less, To the said Vernon's line, ami
thence thereu ith westerly parallel u Third
street. 81 feet 10 the said easterly side OF
KING street AMI place II beginEing, be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the
prop rty of Louisa ID. kehfuss, mortgag-
or. ana Martin Z. Henwood, z. II Brun-
ner and Elizabeth A. Parry, terre tenants
anu 10 70 '''o " JOHN PYLE. Sheriff
Sheril's once, New Castle, June IL, 1879
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,uERI vr,s sALE.

4, (,HEBlfE-B SALE.
y BY vlrtne OF = writ Of Lsvari Facias
TO me directed, will be exposed To Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4i shipiey IT,,
kept by John J, Dougherty, In the city. OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Dsla-
ware, on
SATURD AY, The 2sth Day Of June,
A.D., 1919, al Q O'Clock p. M,
The following descr bed Real Estate, viz :
A II that cdriaia lot or piece OF land with q
two stery frame house thereon ere ed /,
stu ated il the city of wilmington. sound
ed and described as follows, 10 wit: Begin
ming at point on the easterly side Oi = 81
feet wide street. between and l.0bdell
streets, al the distance Of % feet inches,
nertherly from the nOrtherly side Of
street. said 90 feet wide street being laid
out parallel " ith Claynont street and dis
tant therefr0m at right angles westerly 40
feet thence easteily ana parallel with
street " feet, passing through the middle
OF the pattition wall betw.en this house
and the house adjoining on the south, to
the westerly side Of three feet Wide alley;
thence along alley side northerlv 10 feet
inches, more or less, to q stake; thence
westerly parallel with A street aud pass
ing through the middle OF the division
wall bet ~een this house and the house sd =
Joining on the north " leet 70 the afsre-
said eAsterly side OF said 90 feet wide street,
andthence thereby southerlvlo feet 8 inches
more or less TO the place OF beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may, etc
Book +, Vol. Q, Page so, &C.
Seized and taken IN execution ~ the
property OF James r, Brennan and Sarah
E., his wife and I. and TO be sold by
sherin's ONCE, New Castle. June 10, 1879
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.HERUFr,S SALE.

= HERIFF'S SALE
= by virtue Oh a writ of Levari Facias,
10 me diret ted, will. be exposed TO Public
sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l Hhipley ST.,
kept by John J. Dougherty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware. on
SATURDAY, The 2Sth Day of June,
A. ID. 1919, NJ 2 O'Clock p. m,
The following de cribed Rea Estate, viz
All that certain lot or piece o land with u
wo story frame house thereon erected,
situate IN the city OF Wilmington, bound
d and described as follows, TO VII: Be-
ginning at q poi on the easterly II ide Of a
20 feet wide 81 rect, between and Lobdeli
streets, said street being laid out parallel
with Ciaymont sire ana distani there
| from W, sterly st right angles l75 Ieet, said
| place OF beginning being IS feet norIherlS
| from the northerly side OF A street thence
| casterly and parallel with A stieeL ~ feet
| TO the westerly side OF feet wide alley {;
thence along said alley side northerly and
| parallel with Clayinont stree ~ feet 4
| / cheS more or , TO Il stake; thence
| westerly ans pa. al ell with A street u feet
10 the a 'oresaid easterly side of said 50 feet
| wide street. and thence thereby southern y
| 10 feet inches more or less to the place ol
| beg glnning. be the contents thereof VIII
| hey may. Book Il. Vol. 0, Pase 2 o, &C.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perty of Jemes +. Brennan and Sarah K i,
his wife, and /. L., and To be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherh's Office, New Castle, June 10
1879. jeii-3tawts,
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New Couns.rfs,s ss Legal Tender.


A new counteif. IL $5 legal tender note
has made its appca' ance in Western New
Jer.ev. It is of the series Of 1876, and
beals the name Of ALI on, Register, and
Wyman, Treasurer. 1t Is executed on
printed imitation of fibre paper, which
Is lighter than the genuine. The por-
trait of Jackson is good, but the general
appearance of the note bad. Bankers
pronounce it dangerous COUNTERFEIT. A
quantity of this spurious money was
passed on Saturday at Buffalo, N. Y,
and later several Of the showers were al
res ed at Dunkirk.
The notes were probably issued from
some Canadian point, as the parties ar
resed were traced from Canada aud had
in their possession u quantity Of SIN II
bills on Canada banks, which were
genuine.
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Jennie smith ana Cove Bennett

TRENTON, n. j., june 24.-The court
of Errors and Appeals has rendered an
opinion sustaining Attorney Genera
Stockton's points and diminishing the
writ of error in the cases of Cornish
Smi h and Bennett and Noyrs, and de-
claring the act OF 1873, so far rs the
Smith Bennett case is concerned, uncon-
stitutioUal. The case will now probably
go to the Supreme court and from ther'
to the court of Errors and Appeals BE-
fore the term expires.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
Reform In baltimore.

1t is expected that Baltimore will be
the scene Of the Lext attempt to enforce
in all respects blue laws respecting the
observance of Sunday, with a view to
make them odious. Such contest
would be much more exciting in great
city than in the towns or watering places
where similar attempts have attracted
so much attention.
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Caused by Mental Depression.

Solomon Fletcher, pIasterer, com
mitted suicide 1T .rippe Talbot equity,
last week. by taking strychnine. TIE
eau g probably was me"tal depressi n
following prolonged "spre, He vas
about 40 years old, and a man of fiue
physique.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25

VNH "ENGLESIDE," AT BEACH
l. HAVEN, ON LONG BEACH, N. J.,
Now OPEN. Superior Bathing, Sailing,
1t to their ad vantage to address the Pre-
prietors OF this fne large Hotel fer their
terms and circular before making arrange
ments for the summer.
lei Pms
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The (.as U.nlrplpS.

Mich complaint is being made con-
cerning til. gas lamps throughout the
city, it being charged that the lamps
only give very dim and insufficient
light
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
SHERIFF,S SALES


q MERlFF's SALE,
~ Ny var, Ne OF n writ OF Levari racias,
% % me directed, will be exposed TO fuoiio
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4i ship'ey ST..
kept b, John J. Doughery. In the city OF
Wilningtop, New Castle County Deia-
ware, on
SATURDAY, The 2sth Day of June,
\. u. 1872, AT lo'clock L. m,
TIE following . escribed heai Estate, viz
All that certain lot of land with atwo-
story frame mouse thereon err cted, situate
IN The city OF ilmington. bounded and
de cribed as follows, 10 wit: Beginning ri
point Oh the mort erly side OF Fifth street
between Church street and the Philad,l-
pima, WILMINGTON Baltimore hailroad,
al the dlstaUce OF lac feet Inches ffom the
easterly side Of Church street, thence
norlberly and parallel with Church street
80 feet wide thence alons the saiue, east
erly paral, With Fifth ,treet II feet TO
sake. thence southeriy parallel win
| Church street one hundred and forty i've
feet to the aforesaid side OF 5th street, and
thence thereby westerly II feet Ia the place
OF beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property Of Jane DOugherty. surviving
mortgagor, Dennis Dougherty, Joseph
Dougheriy, Mary j. SchmucK, Margaret
Doug, erty. and John Dougherty. heirs al
law vi Pulp Doagherty. aeceased mort
gagor, anu 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sherin.
Sherifi's ONCE, New Castle. June 10,
1879. Jeii- i-Sldwts.
CHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias
10 me directed, will be exposed TO Public
Sale at the
LAk' Al kTTE HOTEL, s4i shipley st.,
Kept by John ]. Dougherty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, on
SATURDAY,, The 2Sth Day of June,
a. D., 1879, at 2 O'Clock y. m.
| The following described Real Estale. viz
All that certain lot, piece. or parcel OF land
| win BRICK messuaYe nereOn situate H.
| the city of Wilmington aforesaid, bound
ed and described rs follows, To Wit: Be
| ginning at the westerly side OF Marker
| street between Front and W ater stree $, al
| the distance OF So feet inches and hall
| from the sonth, rly side OF Front street a.
/ y percnes broad, thence north bS degree,
west. and pa sing through tue middle O
| the norLh-e, st gable end wall of the mess.
| uage on this lot. and parallel with Front
| rte, 90 feet inches 10 land now or late o
| joshua +. eal, thence souLh 81 degrees
west parable with Market street 10 feet
ibct es tO land late of Hugh McGov,rn
| thence BY said land south Sc degrees, cas-
paAsing through the middle OF The souiI
| ely gaDie END wall Of stid bpessuag,
parallel with the FIR / mentioned line 81
eet inches To the aforese Id side OF Mark,
| street thei ce herewith north 32 degrees
east 10 feet Inches to the .ce OF begin
Mug, he the same more or iss.
Seized ana taken IN execution as tn,
property OF Matthew Bax er, Executor O
James Baxter, dee, ased, and T.. and u
be sold by JOHN PYLE, Sherlh.
Sh.r riffs Office, New Castle, June IL
1879. jeil-3tiwts.
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IN OFFICE CFTHE COUNTY TREA-)

No or1SE; uSricr OF THE COUNTY rnrA,,
SURER.
New CAsELE, Del. June 2ist, 1879.
The under s gned IL authorized TO neso.
tale "a County Loan of Seventy Thousand
Dollars, $50 400 for the pu rpOse OF erect
ing the new County Buildings In the City
OF Wilmington. Sealed proposals for all
or any part OF said loan will be- r. ceived
by the undersigned until July list, 1919.
The bonds, VIII Gu Will bear Interest at the
rate bi AZ per cent, will be issued In sums
of 500, . % and 81 900 registered.
The right to ject any or all bids, II II
be deemed to the Interest OF the county
to do SO, is hereby reserved
WILLIAM HERBERT,
County Treasurer.
p. D. Address, New Caslle, Del.
leQl-ff
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1m saturday, June 2sth, 1879.

Jn Saturday, June 2sth. 1879.
Al o'clock, p. m, on the premises,
WITHOUT OSTPONEMENT, WITH
ORA WAL OR UNDERBIDDIN9
This property is located partly opposite
the Rodney sire ct Reservoir adj jaceiittptl u e
Public CITY Park, AMI TO the Rowland
Villa, with ample shade trees already
grown, with many selected fruit trees III
full bearing, and with comprehensive
views of the Delaware River, of Tie
Brandywine Hills, OF the City of Will
mIngton, and OF four states Of the Union,
altogether unexcelled in this, If not In any
of our cities. his site havins been viewed
rs fitted for the location of the Capitol Of
our country. The Mansion is subs antial,
roomy, well -consti ucted, with modern
conveniences, and cludes in the lot 10
feet by 100 feet. grapery, ice house. &c.
The lots are on the highest natural ground
In Wilmington, bout y39 feet above tide
water, each aud all having pleasant sur
roundinss and beautiful views. The
Mansion will be sold first, thus gi ing the
purchaser chance to add other portions
OF the square at his discretion. An omni-
bus Will Lave The Clayton House at 3.3O
p. M. or terms, plct and particulars, see
posters. j. T. HFALD,
Clayton House Building,
Je2l 24-26-2S Agent to effect sale
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rs hiS5fSS sGsn .Ss rns ha
or of any gun or pistol, or the Oischai ge
OF any fireworks within the limitb Of the
city before the Fourth day of July, Will be
strictly enforced.
All persons found so offending will be
arrested by the Police and taken before
the Mayor.
WILLIAM ]. MAXWELL,
Je2l.tb Jy3 ChieI OF Police.
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Having greatly increased the sales during h. year 4, a..
GRAND DEPOTl|
Without materially increasing the expenses.
WE ARE READY on AND AFTER rHIs n,,

To sill further lessen many Of the po,t
Ih: tens OF Of psopis who have watched
apply economic
buyers ~ view we'll will o ng % he
all WI" Tue advarus
We confident find ,hsr.,
prove 70 lif u
benent people At ' eei'ahy OF
therefore, publicly he
all that
Prices low A the Grs,d at the h
samples and put them side by side with wa
themselves
pidity OF fcto
duced
principle business. ' "A m i
Junel finds with Full Fine prices ara MT
a Il"
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25

PROPOSALS. The Building Commit
i 'ee eI me Levy Court OF New Castle
County, are prepared 10 receive proposals
for levcling The basins at Tenth and Mar
ket streets. The drawings and specihca-
lions can be seen at the Water Department,
after Monday morning at o O'Clock. Esti-
mates To close at noon Thursday, the 18th
of June. A. III. SILVER
je2i-4t Chairman OF Building Com.
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NJ -Mechanics' Loan Associa-
IN tion offers Ior sale 800 share, new
stock. First payment on the sec md Tues
day n May. Application can he IN ade TO
WM. j. MORROW, Secretary,
apll-eOdtf All French street
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1ssDAILY GAZETTE Is pa oiisnea ss gxs,y Ma
afternoon (suuday exoeplsal rsa,s ~ 70 snh
sSrthsrs il ali parts Of the city ana % sur
.s.,~dins toWl,s and villages, or six cen,
cwssS psysble weekly. Yearly tubscrib
-. n II advance II has larger c.reuin, ,a a.,
don than any other Dehocra'io p'p'' AL
TaS DELAWARE GAZETTE, ,lsaea es'ao,.ssnaea
ia. II the largest and most nonrisnlng IN
sssSiy paper in the state, and has = larser
Troulstion than any other on the ,er,nnn enil,on
r. Habllshed every Thursoay
n per year In advance.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS
IN Notice Is hereby given to all owners
OF dogs, that on and after June 2isL, ali
dogs found running at large ON the streets
without" "J gs" on will be- taken up and
killed within twenty-four hours, If not
reclaimed. W. j. NJ AXWELL,
jelt-lt t'hiet OF Police
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25

N Of sns ca .nd '1e 4s.S
sewing machine company-the Wheeler a
Wilson. his machjne has been lately
improved, and is an en.irely new machine,
and Is known as the Improved w heeler A
Wilson. Ii Is the finest made lock -stitot
sewing machine now in use, and has ad
vantages superior to any other.
We hope our friends will give us a call. =.
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine
U Opr territory embraces Delaware and
Chester counties, Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Our Office, at present. will he Kound nj
72s Market street. After the 18th of WarcI
next we will be found at our old stand. the
Garrett building, No. 7ls Market street.
@AGENTS WANTED.
feb5-dtf j. H. PRIMROSE
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NOTICE1.

or sSs w%nson mss,%s city
Railway Co, Will bs held oa Tuesday
July sth, next. At Two O'Clock p. IN. at
their olfice, for the purpose OF electing
Directors for the ensuing year.
SAMUEL CHAMBEItS,
Je4-6t Ser tary.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25

NJ DTICE.-Ibe Delaware Loan Associa-
IN tlon now offers new stock for sale-
Ihe first payment may be made at any
time to the secretary. GEO. U. MARIS,
aUia COL Sh tpIey ST nnd door
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f.ipe,as rns st ssvass %ss'sy L%s %sSl"s HS
ciation will be held uesday, July lst, at
Third and Market street, over tho Tele-
graph Office, at O'Clock, p. m.
je2i-6L. M. l.. LICHTEN STEIN SEQ.
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NOTICE
MINGToN u BALT. X, II. Co.,
PHILAD' 4, June 18th, 1919
The Board OF Directors have declared u
Semi Annual Dividend OF four per cenI
on the capital stock of the Company
payable on anu after July list, 1879.
ALFRED HORNER.
je18-2taw2w Secretary.
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Comprising the Entire Square as located
bel ween Rodney and Clayton streets,
and between seventh and Eighth
streets, Wilmington Del,
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25

NJ OTlCE. - New Loan New Loan
~ StDck for sale by the A Id Loan Asso-
ciatiou, the first payment may be made at
once 10 GEO. q. MARIS, Sec'y.
jega-1mS No GIL Shipley street.
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-19
rrRRrRLE wArERspour.

Gainesville Eagle: From Col.
Weir Boyd, who reached the city
from DahIonega on Wednesday eve
ming, we learn that an immense
waterproof burst 10 the vicinity of
Leathers Ford about midway be-
tween this city and Dahlonega. The
locality is that between the Hightow~
err aud Chestatee rivers and near
the mine of Col. Baker on Mill
creek.
The water came down in perfect
torrets destroying the FsIuice boxes,
pits and much valuable property OF
the mine. The bridge across Mill
creek was Carried away, and the
loss will be an exceedingly heavy
one. The roads are rendered almost
impossible, and desoIation reigns SUI
preme. Fences were destroyed, and
splendid field of wheat belonging
to Col. Smith. just above the mills,
was literally carried away, and COW
cred over by the drifting earth.
Col. Boyd says there has not been
such fall of water anywhere in this
section in ten years.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-19
COSTLY CHICKENS. New York


COSTLY CHICKENS. New York is
very strict in enforcing the chicken
code" Isaac Jacobs, of No. A.
Mott street, bought coop Of chick
ens the other day. which he placed
in hia back yard, taking q chicken
therefrom whenever he needed one
for dinner. The unfortunate Jacobs
was somewhat astoupded when he
was arrested, with thirteen indict
ments against him, for violating sec>
ton 1877 of the sanitary code, in
keeping live chickens in his yard
without a permit from the BoardHof
Health. Jacobs make an eloquent
defense and proved that he had pos
sesssd the chickens only one day.
It was in vain. He was found guilty
by the jury and sentenced by the
Judge to pay fine Of $l00--at the
rate of three dollars to the chick en-,
or go to Jail. The health authorities
of New York are evidently deter
mined to enforce all the sanitary reg
uIations, even if the streets of that
city are the dirtiest in the, Union.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-19

Few people are aware that the
proud boast of Englishmen that the
sun never sets on the British empire
is equally applicable to the United
States. Instead of being the wes-
tern limit of the Union, San Fran
cisco is only about mid way between
the funniest Aleutian isle, acquired
by our purchase of Alaska, and East
port, Maine. Our territory extends
through one ninety seven degrees of
longitude, or seventeen degrees more
than half way round the globe =
The Rocky Mountain Presbyterian,
in commenting on this fact says: =
"When the sun is giving its good
night kiss to our westermost isle, on
the confines of Behring's sea, it is
already flooding the fields and forests
of Maine with its morning light, and
in the eastern part of the State is
more than an hour high. At the
very moment when the Aleutian
fisherman, warned by the approach
ing shades of night, is pulling his
canoe toward the shore, the wood
chopper of Maine is beginnig to make
the forest echo with the stirring
music of his axe"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-19
is II just, IS IT GENEROUS ?

We notice that few papers have
sInrred Governor Colquitt for deliv-
ering Sunday School addresses, when
he has been invited to do 80, insin-
uating that it is an electioneering
scheme on his part. As there is no
race on hand at this junc.ure, we
think such ill>natured filings are con-
temptible. When politics in this
country degenerate into such low
malice that private and religious
character must be attacked and the
humblest acts of christian devotion
impugned, then indeed have we fall
en- upon evil times. Until it 10 clear
Iy shown, by more than mere iosin-
uation, that Gov. Colquitt, in maxi
ing few Sunday School addresses,
was actnated by other than the
purest motives, then we shall bslieve
bis religious life is not one OF pre-
tense and hypocrisy, and that he is
indeed what he seems to be, man
who uses bis influence in behalf of
morality, sobriety and religion, from
a conscious individual responsibility
to bis God, as he aud all men
ought to do. If Governor CoIquitt
was a scoffer, Atheist or q drunkard,
then he would be denounced for such
idiosy ncrasies by these same editors
who through political prejudice dis
like him, out having no such cause by
which to ju, tify their love of beslim-
ing him, they by iDsinuation seek to
cast foul sspersion upon his religious
character by a,tributing unworthy
motives to him every time he adj
dresses a crowd of Sunday School
workers. Fortunate, indeed, is Gov.
Colqaitt in living a life so invulner
able that his enemies have to resort
to his Sunday School speeches to as
sauIt him. We care not whether he
is a candidate for Governor next
year or not, but we do think that he
is entitled to respect and immunity
from such ungenerouS insinuations,
as we have herein mentioned
There afe too few public men who
throw the weight of their influence
10 behalf of virtue aud godliness, for
any portion of the press to decry
those who do.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-19
SMOKE IN ANY ROOM YOU
PLEASE"


A lady writes thus very handsome
.ly to a Western paper:
Make home q home. and make 1t
one in every sense Of the word. My
husband is a great smoker be loves
10 play cards, dominoes and chess;
be is at perfect liberty to smoke IN
any room in the house, and | am al
ways ready and willing to join him
ia the different games endesVor,
10 every way, to be not only help
mate, bat companion, to him, and
the result has been that have and
enjoy his society. | cannot under
stand why women will run the rick
of losing their husbands society and
love merely for the sake OF crafty
ing an over fastidious taste 1t they
do Tot like tobacco, did they object
20 his using it during the days of
court.shipl And if they objected
then and failed, why did they mar
ry7 If men will not give up such
habits st the solicitations of their
sweethearts it is not likely they will
be persuaded out of them by their
wives; therefore, | think it unwise
for a woman to risk her happiness
By quarreling With her husband over
venial fault the existence and ex
teut of which she knew and perfect
ly understood before she took upon
herself the duties of wife.