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AZ centIal Prnslpirrian Church, yes
tcrday aiternoon, there was a gathering
of the SCHOLARS ot Eeptral Sunday school,
and also those of Rodney street aud Gil
hert Suuday ScLooi7, Which are CONNECT
t'l with CsmEaL Church. The exercises,
which were presided ever by pr, Nixon,
pastor of CentTal Church, and consistetl
vi singing by, the diilerent schools, and
the rspeating of the Greed and the
Lords Prayer. The children were also
reyiewed in their caiechsrDs and in tie
rGolhen Eext," OF the lessous for Q ,ch
Sunday ef the past quarter Sunday
school reports wsre aEso made, showing
rome interesting and encouraging tig-
ures. Mr.. w. X Grossly, Superintendent d,
of Central School, reported total mem
bersbip OF $50 AL increase SO during tie
quarteri average attendance during the
quarter,- u6. Thomas NoCorkle, Jr.
| Super ntendeDt OF the Rodney stret
school, reported tina, the, school had q
seating capacity of 10, but the me mem
bership y was l4o, viii An average attend-
anoe OF l25. L. r., Bush, Jr., Siluapi u
tendent OF Gilbert School, reported AZ
| average attenutnce Of 30, Dr. Nixon de
| llvorcu the closing address.
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Newark Noacs.

THE CLASS BALL sHooT'fNG MATCH
, o a. CLohISG OF TUE COLLEGE, ETC. a
Correspondence OF the GAzETTE.
NEWARK, DEE, March 3l.-- The glass
ball shooting match, for double-bar-
relied shot gun. ,carpe OF here on Satgr-
t2y lafterIppa, .bua owing to TIE nnia-
S&t,tr slihAJ 1lse sAeo.mg' of Wii. Nc
Weigh, "A, w. Carlisle and j. II. j. Busf
was very rhns. ,The, bals, were, sprung
from a Car1h patent lrStaty tiap, at =
yardI rise aud the lttiEa WINS earried of
by M. NcNeigh, Wild broke foar out OF
five balls.
We have several very fine shots her'
now, and our local marksmen are inn
proving rapidly. More matches are pro
,pbyed IN Tie near tutare yabd( VIZ Would
liiSa sdn,S df otu Milliibgtoh sIbrfsrne
to try our young men.
/, The. College oIosed on Thursday last
for the sprihg vacation.
Things in general around town .ar'
quiet Vt present- 0otd' ~s-uld .i,u.A'
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The Delta Ishi's Ia,

BeLwoen the two literary yHsI
del, C0lleee-ti,e Atlle,lpap aGlI.l
there has always existed a tj,ahr]
craps ont'in 5bkesicf,hehcay
on ersry possible opplltuui,v. ri,
was lnn,etratei ON Tlurslm y
on the occasion OF an eneni]
given By ule Athelleah Sols.y
number ofstile Delta Phi nealu
guised with masks and iske Nj
Distributed aihbng bocns brQ1
thosA in attaDdancs A. they 'nStI
Csllsue oratory- 'l'lltse pr gramnx
ed with tue fol lowing startling an.
meiit :-''' e . IT, i
h Grand Cattle SHOW CoIlns3
Mons'rositles, Natural Curio.ais
/ gpns II. creation, Ilere thty Sxl
Keys mdIlcs and other nonderl
uials. Make way for them. I'd
Bow as ths progression passa. u
before, III the history Of tie vol
lspch 4 crowd of dead beats treu u
Together. The lnenagerie eoaul
following animals, whose history
below, a. far Is Known
Then f,ilowed a series d I'd
sketches Of the princ,pai Ierfsna
the entertainment, OF a most abk
tridicnlous Character. One Va
as a "bloat SO clumsy that lie al
t-gatc his f1oUfs properly" md
having Eaten so much ro..a
tthat bis head is completely flleil
it," Gne Of the unfortunaies W
mated as "Darwin's missing Y
his companion as a '.gorrllh
hot known to have been born
victim was dubbed With o.
ous title Of "galoot," and va
withpossessinga a hose lhe fcsf
when he attempted 10 b.oTS
! to an.amateur brass baud, sl'
milk 10 turn sour.
The following is one of ils H1
paragraphs ofthis remark iO'spf
but Charitable people will aa
natural result Of eduestlon INN
students by tbis Delaware e
lutiop, which is forever lfs
State gto aid it in its gfea a
work:
NorA BENE.-Tle.mel
society are tho most mppden'
led, i&y, childish, dolile af Y
taassY, bald-p ted, ,too.-!tSs '@'
lSizzard- footed, ioa-heelel' no
tou mouthed, lons-esrrd, !l
How ffyed,- fly bio~n, whisky
. feverkppearcd iupnbilt.
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MPL1ss TO-NIGHT..

Speaking of Miss Ann,e d Pixlev, II
Nils, ~ tho North Broad. Street Thea
ire, the Philadelphia Ledger has the fol-
lowing: "' iH' 'ii..t' ~ N'"'
Miss, the Child of the Sierras,"
dramatization of Bret. Harte's story Of
that name, now running at THIS theatre
grows more popular with avery rerr',
Sc ltation. The caste is filed py the, e,Jobr
f. McDonough and Lamb combihhton
which CON tains a number lOf undoubted
artists, besides these gentlemen WHOSE
excellence In their respective lines is Too
well known 10 nceii commeniataon
Each has part peculiarly adapted tt
him, while Miss pixley invests the roh
of Miss, the heroine, with lively inser'
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The N. s. r. A., will perform "Ten
Nights In q Bar Room" tomorrow
night ct the Grand Opera House.
The members of the bar held meet
ing this morning, to take action ON the
death Of ex- Chancellor, Bates. :.
q pE ! eaIlasher, ,sIrhe }asntist, NO S85
Market street, is always very careful not
t9 pause Iai4 when removing tooth.
Joe Jefferson, will appear on Saturday
pielt YaK Irh, Mp vqv1rTnkie. is it
so1 abdht .tlme &al .JOSeph Lid a hew
play?
| The g ADrTE was the only paper on
Saturday, that published list Of The acts
passed BY ths General Assembly during
the recent session. ,fr.T....-
The Happy Nine and the Social Nine
played " match game et base- bah On Sat
urday afernoon, the score stood S to q III
tayor of i've ytprrpsr.a p. rz~vspy
%Thes 'flihelal ~ the late REV. John
Heugh +, ,rtesisiae Elder<ef tIfeN Dufel
District tSok place Yesterday AFTERNOON
al Dover and was very largely attended
Tie funeral services were very lmpres
sive. 0nm irf aNf ni bifl i.ri seil
| "A grand, testimonial ibeRefita for tht
family of Benjamin C.1Portsr, who wa
Shot at Marshall, Texas, a few night
ago, Will take place at the Wainut Stree
Theatre, Philadelphia, On Friday after
noon next. 9dt ff
T. Miss Apnie Rsx ley the charm Ing act res
\ tandvecalist,Appears ~ the Grand Oper'
House this evening in Miss. She viii
tsing a.hapibett 81. Charming solos, amonI
tthem beiig The drinking song from th'
| opela of Gir0fe-GiroHd.
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Fisk Tewn..aa,. =.

Io,cnsend's ASSERTION ,,,,
Back to Georg.tournn n% ~. ne w
Hts Successor. N" 'o' Cau
Special corrs.poudencs =,
eHonosrows, Marcl, ., s,ls' :,
Peace Townsend runplup j.. ~
county's money a, md a,' viva.
o'ar'ns TO the news,,an.n, a'a
ned not dsfanltcd had M, a ~.'
had formally rendered Ii. ~ ,' ~ =
the Governor, ha. MADE ,hs
wont TO remark that this co1, ~
bit unlike the Colonel wsn 0ua's
Jpst q bare possibility oftn. s a.
'io'i peling true, the Other ,ua
slightest lining to bolster ,ss, ,~'
he has left an 4 not r.tnrn.d'
aware nor Is he expected n ~
by those who kuuw him b..,
'declaration, that he llas $, n, n.
tion to the Governor In a fo,
likewise visionary. Inda.a y
nor says that nothing NJ ,s at
been done. 1t may b. ,rp. N. uss
ought so kDpw assert. That T. y "
a resignation and handed " "a Va
Moore, ESQ, his oounsel :, w. '.
mis- .daHorttioD, hut ~. aka AZ sns W. \
anu more certain for In, aan ,
tha Gov6rnof has r-ceitnd luN'::
L9f the fact Whep TowpssrCS C Y, "
ferred that Few, who spoSe ,a ~ ~
his cash ~ ton, to.Mr. Moors n' Y
that that gentleman ~m,n -, :.
f9ussttbns Itis said by sa,ns ss' Y
Moore Knows consiierabl, Is ,e,a' y
Ethe affnr thar, he carrsto,s,i "s' N
az assertion I would rather pt \ !
I jGoncerniug tho apnoin,m.,
lqiute likely tiru MIR. q d, S,ns' sa
receive liz The bondsln4n hss h,,'
mou-ly agreed to recon,n,,t N. = .
| p5sitiohN iIfTownstsn,l ,,o,s ,'.'
reihoved, 10 VIII make a new ,pr,
ssry ~ lay the Law l.s,. "a. III. n.
Peace goes .oQt VI, otli@,Ilis term
a new one must commence win
fcessbr, 80. ".fiN Nv Nv
Col. Townsend had no, s,r,.l
po9n Saturday, and bis boudsas
expect HIN.
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FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To-Day

The German government has under
taken TO subpressthe spread ofrevolution-
AIRY documents by postal espionage
The ,Frepch Senate Committee has re-
jeaed The pr aposal for removing the ben-
ate and Chamber TO Paris-British rein
forcements have arrived in South Africa
The relief Of Etowe willbe attempisd
soon+ "a hortible'murder has been perpe
ttatsd heaF Riclmonb Ensland+Th'
death ssntepce of Passanants has beer
Acomhlmed~ 10 peual serwul'e for life
The Blackburn (Eng.) weavers have de
cided to acten r. per cent reduction
A statement was made at Satu rday'
E,neetib StiAt half the .triting opera'iye
are starvinp NJ f
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.Ennn AA- AAAST
...,','..... D.,s ..rs rs. D r u G S

FOOD is, MADE u curative ssen e-Dy con
cenlration and artificial djgsstion. and 4
Il 50 simple IN It's application that the ad
vice oilPhysicIaDe IN not required. il 'ril
y Thousands of recDveries frofa chronic
diseases are reported, where the best IA edi-
cal skill has lailed. ...
Many or the best Physicians throughout
the country are DIhCA RIDING DRU9S
AND NERVE FOOD with tle most graf
flying results permanently retrieving all
forms of Physical and Mental iDeblnty
The Dyspeptic and UonsuppAye Patient,
sunsteis ,t M9ia as Ma,ariAi ia & 3f ht9ot rols2h-
plants peculiar tn The Female Sex Ind IN
the use oi Leaa Food sure and speedy re-
Lief. t.t,., .t,H ..t,d L.,ift.,t. .,,tI. ..,l.
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Brief Locals.

How a5out'tte pcach crop? '.'
Tomorrow will be Al Fiol's day. OIL.
March desires TO go out like roaring
lfSH ~ JJ5 .Us3IH 4-lI
Philadelphia is certainly "Pinafole"
mad r'' it,' ~
Spring snits are rapidly appearing on
our streets
Ladies, have you seen the III. NJ. S.
Pil4dfOre" hat ?
AZ The he Ssns,r ss",as Assembly adjourned sine
Next Thursday Is the anniversary OF
Capture of Richmond.
The matrimonial market will be brisk
as soon as Lent is over.
All garden seeds guaranteed by Smith,
Fourth and Shpiey streets. -u,.
q People who have been South during
the winter are beginning to return.
There were a large number of prone.
nadefs on the Avenue yesterday after
noon.
Smith, corner Of Fourth and Shipley
Streets, sells garden seeds Of the bts
quality. 4
ii you. contemplate raising sugar beet'
you should plant as soon as the groub,
will permit
There were twenty-five deaths in thi
city last week, decrease of ten owe
the previous week.
As the time approaches for plantin
garden seeds, pu chase them of Smitf
Fourth and obpley streets, ,.
April is thick with anniversaries CO..
nee ed with the most important eras i
the history Of the United States.
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J NV 1-onK, NOydm b4r "A. Inn

INV 1OftK' NOvtfnUtr 70, f5fI.
ID DIR. ". W. BLA NCIyARDs During the
preparations or Food Cure, Vnd feel happy
TO say they have met my most sang1ilne
expectat ions, giving TO patienus long en-
ieebled by blood ppoison, chr0nio disease,
or over drus dusins tue needed nuiriuoi
and nertie force. -
PRor. gDEMfNC CE x. IOZIER, M. ID, -.
Dean vi HON M al. College and Hospital
for Women, New York Cuy ,lr
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Hundreds OF cases ot BRIG HTS DIS
EA 5 n OF the Kidneys have been repOrted
cured, Ii, For Neuralgic land. kheunatio
diseases II is HlIDost a Specific Physical
hel OPIUM and Tobacco or from any un-
nainabie cause. mud iIr ulis Food q, nstu-
raj and pot Remedy yi'..a4 .rsi-lJ
For THE INTELLECTUAL WORHER
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RArsonal.

Han. T.F. BayardrT S.ssna A
this State,;waf y this tlly'IlAV
tits never too ila'e e meh
ankkt swolleh 4inh., ala Ky NJ
pain Or ache, u.sou blI n ~. r
'-reign.f feraedyC Eellers Il 'nAp
Price 80 Gents atottl~
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'"ianea fat s'i5d ...,r - -, -
''"lI ~ t7rI .lYil. l..iH1.nto,t5,ti
!, 80, 30, tf'stt9at a. '1aS -. 1uni.5s' ~
5s ,,,., ~ 49," - .-olns 80 4aann.
~ -ti' ~ - "7fiHl 'pl.f IIn -sHlb. has
'shl ~, sth q lt'.Io"1 hr. l.; ,ta III
I'7 a. i1Hai Il Foot ,, ~. syn ,i.f.,,'r
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sIimi.ieriu1 Funerals.

The funeral OF Rev. john Honsh. late
Presiding Elder OF tie Dover Districr,
Wilmington NJ. l., Conference, who
died suddenly i'll Trenton n, j., on
| Thursday last, takes place in Smyrna,
this Afternoon. R-v. L. c. MatlaGk. Pre-
siding Elder of Wilmington District,
went down To Smyrna, tLiS morning, to
attend the funeral,
The funeral of Rev. r, J. Williams,
ternoon, also al Smyrna. 1t viii be at
| tended by several ministers from this
city add vicinity. ...
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EverythingInftle'i.u 4 ila' Er,.' y
stove, is 10 be,Tohnd m u meg Z. \
tRa.ge. This srAage SalA F1
tpatterns of cook aioess : n
Eli. +. Pickels'a., Nofl- e.; ;an's A
tStrpet, SS
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In spite of al the new remedies which
are. eeu.,aIty iptrQanced TO the public,
DIR. Bulls cough syrup stilltakes the lead
2J ce nts. sffo- - ..I.,7 '57's, ,f.,.ff .
The daily gazette., 1879-03-31

.sFof the year past 7 have cunstantit y
prescribed fHE BLANCHARD BLOOD
AND NERVE FOOD To- my patients oi
all ages, from eighteen moi.ihs TO eighty
three Years. fn every case the, resuiI has
,t,een exactly that elaimsd by yous IL 10
by far Iire mosi yaiLable aud reliable
Ionic have ever met with. diane Ina.
EDWARD 'sCTToN SMITH. NJ. D.,
~ Irving Place, New Yorh.
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the BLANCHARD
Blood & Nerve FOOD

IL Pure Concentrated LIQUID FUOD,
prepared directly from the
WHEAT KERNEL.
without Fernehtation, ana retaining all
,"iif-I-G1'r I -DTi- 81 of ftsflIi UTW ,IFlF J
II BLoop NERVE AND BRAIN ~
restoring elem ents ia a natural stats oi
q .lN eH .llAvitaiixstiOn. u il ai.e a. 10 ''ii
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NervO,1S . Debility

whici uhderiies all iorms'or Chronic Dis.
ease. Rspeeduy overcome by the use oI
tkis Fool, .t.fD IIItUl 4 f4F.f,tf.
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To Attain Long Lite.

He who strives after long and pleas.
ant term OF life must seek to attain con-
tinual equanimity, and carefully IT, avoid
everything which too violently taxes bis
feelings. Nothing more quickly con.
sames the vigor of life than the violence
Of the emotions Of the mind. We know
that anxiety and care can destroy the
heaithiest body; we know that fright and
fear, yes, excess Of joy, become deadly
They who are naturally cool and of {
quiet turn of mind. upon whom nothing
can make too powerful an impression
who are not wont TO he excited either b,
sny great sorrow or great joy, have the
best chance OF living long and happy az
ter their manner. Preserve, therefore
under all circumstances, couusels the
Sanitarisn, composure OF mind which
no happiness, no misfortune csn too
much disturb. Love nothing too vic.
lently; hate nothing too passionately
fear nothing too strongly.
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8. w. EGGER, Agent,
Probate Notice.

4 CC0UNTS and vouchers have been filed
II in the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio. by the following Administrators and
Assignees:
First partial settlement account Of ]. L. Be-
van Administrator Of the estate of Charles
Cooper, deceased.
Third and final settlement account of William
R. Gray Administrator with the will an.
nexed of the estate of Henry Mason, decd
First partial settlement account of l. P. Far
quhar Administrator of the est ate o.
Charles Peters, decd.
First and final settlement account sf John
Moore Assignee of Joseph Path, an insol
vent. ~ 30 -4;s.
First partial settlement account of C. N
Blowers Assignee of Western Taylor, ar
insolvent rs,,
Second and fral settlement account of 7. g
Allen Assignee of John w. suter, an in
solvent.
ANY person interested may 6le written ex
cepticns to said accounts or any item therec
on or before the Sd day of October next
when the same will be finally heard and con l.
tinued from day to day until disposed Of
81 r1isd7 R. K. WALTON,
sept9, '79w2. Probate Judge N. C. o.
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A Thrice Rejected Song that Be-
came Famous.

- Hoods touching lyric, "The Song of
the Shirt" was the work of an evening
The author wss prompted TO write it by
the condition of thousands Of working
women in the city of London The ef-
feet of its production was foreseen by
Two persons-the poets wife and Mark
Lemon, editor Of Punch.
'Now mind. Tom: mind my Words
said his devoted wife, 'dhis will tell won
derfully. 1t is one of the best things
you ever did,"
Mr.. Lemon looking over his letters
one morning, opened an envelope enclo-
sing poem, which the writer said had
been rejected by three London Journals
He begged the editor to consign it TO the
waste paper basket If it was not though,
suitable for Punch, as the author was
'.sick of the sight Of it." The poem was
signed Tom Hood, and was entitled
"The Song Of the Shirt"
il was submitted to the weekly meet.
ing snd principal contributors, several
Of whom opposed lis publication as un.
suitable for the pages of comic journal
Mr.. Lemon, however, was SO firmly i'm.
pressed with its beauty hat be published
1t on December l6, l843.
"Tbe Song of the Shirt trebled the
sale of the paper,and created profound
sensation throughout Great Britain.-
People of every sort we're moved by it
i was chanted by ballad singers in lh'
streets OF London, and drew tears from
the eyes Of princes. Seven years aftel
the authors death the English peopl
erected monument over his grave. Th
rich gave guiness, the aborers and sew
ing women gave shillings and perce.-
Sculptured on it is the inscription devils
cd by himself: "fbe Song of The Shirt.
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RIf Alsace and Lorraine have ac-

FIf Asace and Lorraine have ac-
quirtd no other advantage by their an-
nexa,ion to Germany, they at least find
their taxes lighter. They are now called
upon to paw about 81, ,500,0 600 less an
nuaiy than under French rule, which is
a difference of some Sl2 10 everyFamily.
Besides this, had the two provinces COD
tinued French territory they would have
had to pay large part of the enormous
ly heavy expenses entailed upon France
by the war. Finally, the German Gov
ernment has constructed expensive rail-
roads through the new territory, which
do not pay so well that private capital
would have constructed them, and which
the French Government would not, al
least for scme time TO come, have been
likely to build.
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ET The Rev. Daniel Isaac was an &C.

ET The Rev. Daniel Isaac was an &C.
centric ltinerant preacher. He once
alightei at an inn to stay all night. On
asking for bed he was told that he
could not have one, as there was TO be q
ball that night and all of the beds were
engaged "At what time does the ball
break up9" inquired Mr.. Isaac. about
3 in the morning, sir" "Well, then,
can | have bed until that time ?" '.Yes
certainly: but if the bed ia asked for
you will have to mov," Very well,'
replied Mr.. Isaac Alb mt in the morn
ing, he was awakened by loud knock
at the chamber door. "What do you
want 2" he asked. "How many of you
are IN there p inquired voice There
ne and Daniel and Mr. Isaac and an old
Methodist preacher" was The reply
Then, by Jupiter, there's plenty of
vou!" and the applicant passed on. leav-
ing Mr. Isaac to finish his nights slum-
ber.
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Administrators Sale OF Real Estate

In pursuance of an order of the Probate
l Court of Monroe County. Ohio, will offer
for ale, at public auction, on
Tuesday, the 10Th day of September, 1879,
between the hours of 1 O'Clock a. m, and 8
O'Clock p. m Of said day the following premi-
ses:
The northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter of Sc tion twenty Eve township four
and ran 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, township four Of range
five, containing twenty acres more or less.
and appraised at $1,000; to be sold free Of
dover.
Sid sale to be made al the east door OF
he court house, in Woodsfeld, for not less
than $500, and upon terms, to wit: Cash in
hand before confirmation Of sale.
JARED HAWKINS.
Admir- Of Amelia A. Rutter, decd.
augls.'7s.
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RE- Mr.. Lecky in his History OF the
Middle Ages" says, with respect to
cleanliness, that the saints 10 Mesopo,a-
mia regarded washing the body as pol.
luton OF the soul, and no man was con-
sidered to have attained the full odor O
ssnctliy until he mad converted himsel
into one hideous mass Of clotted filth.-
st. Anthony, in bis extreme old age, re-
dused TO put his fe, in hot water, on tht
ground that washing Of any sort was {
mesllly vanity. st. Abraham, for fifty
years after his conversion, rigidly refus.
ed TO wash either his face or his feet
s,observing that the face ought to refec
,he purity Of the soul" 81. Euphrasis
Joined convent of 130 nuns who never
washed their feet and who ''shaddered
at the mention OF bath"
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EE Not many lovers, | suppose. have
found that their welded life answered
quite to the dreams of their courtship-
not quite. Mine didn't. Yet who would
enter complaint against heaven because
May does not quite match Ocloberl /
my experience can be of any use tLinl
q thunder storm,so it was not to do mis-.
chief. may sometimes clear the atmos
phere under the root about as well as i
does outside. And 40 sure I am of its
blessing that when I hear people say
they have lived together five and twent,
years and never had The least difference
| wonder if they have not had a grea
deal OF indifference. 1t is the lesson W.
have to learn, too, through our saddes
and most painful bereavement. .-Rober
Coluer.
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er"Here we have the great Egypt
ian wonder, captured in the wilds of
South Africa with loss of five thou
sand men and an expen liture of forty
millions Of treasurer exclaimed the
Snowman, shaking his whip in threat
ming manner at a stuffed hide in a glass
cage Don't 90 too close" SAID a
mother to her little son; sit might sieze
YOU" "Have no fears, madam, for the
safety of your offspring observed the
Snowman, eloquently; "for does not the
Good Book tell us that wonders will
never sieze2 Pass rapidly on to the
next cage and view the living skeleton
or the man who married his mo her in.
law. Gin. Eng
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TooTHAcHE REMEDY.-The large leav-
ed plaintain of the door yard is said 10
be q sure remedy for the toothache.- -
The leaves are chopped finely, packed
closely in bottle and covered with
strong alcohol for week. With this
tincture piece of cotton or wool is sat
urated, and the latter is placed in the
aching cavity. The medicine is also used
internally in minute doses.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-23
BANKRUPT NOTICE.

TN BANKRUPTCY.-U States District
l Court Southern District of Ohio. In the
matter of Duvall & Parker, Bankrupts. No.
l70s. Notice is hereby given that John W.
Duvail, one Of the above named bapkrupts,
has filed his petition in said Court for final
discharge, and that the same will be for hear.
ing before me at my Office in the city of Ma
rletta, in said District. on the Goth day of
September, 1879, at 10 o'clock M. at which
time and place creditors and others in inter.
est may appear and show cause, if any they
have, why such discharge should not be
granted. REUBEN l.. NYR,
aua26, 70w3. Register.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-23

Our namesake OF Portland tells Of an
old farmer who, having eaten an oyster
slew for the first time, said, 81 liked the
stew pretty well, but didn't like them
pollywogs" This recalls the story OF
the Hoosier who lunched wI;h Genera
Jackson, and had among her things
champagne aud olives. General" he
said, slapping the old hero on the back
1 like your cider, but darn your PICKLES.
Boston Transcript.