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Prices lor new crop Of wool are rang.
ing from rs cent. q" ~ cents per pound
here
- Trains now arrive here from Rich.
mond at 1852 A. NJ, and from Stanford At
$50 P. NJ. This change. we think, Is very
gratifying to our people.
j. T. Ross, Of Philadelphia, bought
of W : Beazley IN excellent coach geld
ing at fancy price. Mr.. Beslley has also
purchased several fine geldings during the
past two weeks Elijah Lear bought the
Hubble stallion. Stonewall. for s275.
- The County Sunday School Conven.
ton was held ut Anticch last Sunday. a
large crowd present, bouniiful dinner,
much good music and several worthy
spccches-among the number was the adj
dress Of Elder Allen, Of Danville. on the
Philosophy II Sunday Schools.
- The proiractcd meeting held nj the
Christian Church nv Elder Sweeney, clos.
cd Monday night with thirty-six or more
additions. This powerful man was much
appreciated by our people, and it wa.
greatly regretted that he was unable to re-
main longer. The two baptizings at the
river one last and the other this week
were very largely attended. Rev. Barnes
has been sent for and is expected here
some time soon, 80 "a to keep the religious
ball rolling in our community. Lancaster
il rapidly and surely chaneing.I
90 PERsoSA1.-tIon. W. O. Bradley and
Col. J.K. Faulkner are absent, and We nm.
derstand are in Washington, D. G. On po-
litical matters, we suppose. Miss JEANNE
Lackey Is visiting Miss Goodloe, Of Lex
ington. Miss Ella Iandram is visiting
Richmond. Editor Fnterpris, wears a long
face. VIM. Greenleaf returned home last
week from Memphis. who're he has been
employed in the service Of the Adams Ex-
press Company, aud left for Lexington to
take charge OF the office there, Senator J.
II. Bruce was home from Frankfort Satur-
day. Miss Patiie Beazley, Wallace Narnon
and sister Miss Mary, Of your town has Wis
tied "a in the last few days.
- Our Hall was we'll filled on Saturday
Night last, by people from town and adioin-
ing. country who were highly entertained
by Janauschek and troupe in Shakespeare
most favored tragedy, Macbeth. We see,
perfectly represented, the full effect Of am
bition in the person Of Lady Macbeth
What wonderful and powerful incentive
this passion is, when it takes possession Of
the mind-how it viii gorge and feed itself
upon all Of the pure affections, under SEN
sibilities and generous emotions, aud how
it will bring about the qualification Of its
desires, even at the expense Of every good
and just principle Of human
ity. We see Duncan, owing to his better
nature, retaining from the preparation Of
such terrible and horrible acts, but per-
shaded and lured on to the oommittal of
The fearful deeds by the intelligence, de.
termination and influence Of his evil spir-
tied Lady. The characters were we'll rep
resented and all Of the points forcibly pre-
senied. Shortly after the performance clos
ed the winds were loosed and the heavens
opened, and We were wildly impressed
hat il rained.
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aEeIslaTUrE Dosse,.

A bill to incorporate the Carpenter n
llu sionville Turnpike Comrany has passed
both houses.
A bill to incorporate Walnutia Col
lege at Paint Lick, XIV, aud one for the
benefit Of 5. VI. Peacock have passed both
Houses
"A hill to allow jurors two cents mile
for one tiip OF necessary travel to
and from their homes 10 The Court has
passed the house
The Senate rejected tho House bill
10 branch the Penitentiary, and the House
has defeated the Senate bill to hire out
the convicis over GOO, and things are in q
muddlc. The body ought to adjourn and
60 home and hang themselves.
- VIC. r. rrcckinridec has drafted a
hill which has been favorably acted on by
the Senate Committee, to establish an in
termediate Court of Appeal. We hope
such bill will not pass The State has
Offices and officers enough already
- For cxhuming and extracting the ball
from the body Of Hiram Tucker. Drs. J.
+. Pcyton and q. II. McRoberts. Of Stan
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80 Fishing and kiie-hying are the princi.
raj outdoor amusements hereabouts
: 80 W. Adams n Co. will open another
lot Of new spring prints first Of next week. :
4. Best bought Of LAFAYETTE Brown,
Wednesday, a fine roadster gelding by
Morrison, dam Black Hawk mare, for
$500 cash.
- samuel Riddle, aiios swayne, who es.
capped from the Mt. Vernon Jail, last Sat
urday night, is reported 10 have been seen
in the vncinity Of j. q. Kirby Il Cos tan
yard, on Wednesday,
On Friday last VIM. Burton, who has
been employed at W. :. Hume d Co.'S dis
tillery at Silver Creek since Christmas, was
arrested by two detectives from Illinois ON
a charge Of horse stealing.
90 James IIagerty, foreman Of j. B. Ker-
by Il Co.'S lanyard, who was recently shot
by W. q. Smith, is living in a very preca.
rious condition, and his recovery Is regard.
ed impossible. A priest was telegpnbed
for Wednesday to attend him.
J. H. Rhorer, the defaultine Cashier
Of the Louisville Savings Bank, has been
sentenced to the Penitentiary for one wear.
The jury recommended him to Executive
Clemency, and of course Blackburn will
pardon him. lie Is certainly more desery
ing Of it than Atwood.
- Low PAGES At W. ADAMS n Co.'S
Spring prints, 81 cents per yard; brown
sheeting % cents; lawns, 10 and Is cents;
mackerel, - cent? per hit; best Rio coffee,
Is cents per H.; canned fruit and vegeta.
bles at l2l to l6i cents, for full three pound
goods Everything else in proportion.
- Ground will be broken next week ON
the new tnrnnike Ie,din, from N. I,n-
, p'', '"D's '0"' Wv Ian
easter h'ehh"hd ioad TO nelghoorhood
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- The preach crop promises To he the
largest ever known in this section.
- An immense crowd of people were in
our village on Saturday, called hither by
the examining courts and the trial Of two
or three civil cases by change Of venue.
- Miss Belle Firth entertained number
Of her young friends at her residence in
Gum sulphur on the eve Of the Bird inst.
preceding with her usual grace and amia.
biliiy.
r. Adam p,lre and James Denny were
under guard here on Saturday last on
charge Of corn stealing. They had their
examining trial on Monday before r.
quires Gable aud harp aud wcre acquitted
- Messrs. A. a. NJ handed M plug Of
the most delicionsly favored, rayishingly
beautiful, unexcelled but here that plug
of tobacco gives out. We will probably
finish this item NJ some luture time when
alike courtesy has been aiend. d the editor.
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Il ssaie 10 say. and we 10 say IL on
good authority, that 70 the proposed sever
ancc Of this county from It, ola Judicial
District were lcii to the voice Of the pco.
pie u would hc opposed by at least two
thirds Of them. Better to be king but We
won't say u.
- James Scythcmore q recent acquisi.
ton to our numbers, Il furnishing lrcd.
head with IT, present supply u gns, which,
Tor the brilliancy IT H. iets, quantity and
chcapnce', l. unprecedented. The mer-
chants complain. however, that il !. most
too attractive; that i, il attracts most too
many dead beats around their stores.
PERSONAL Mr.. lIudnal, II this place,
is dangerously ~. Mr.. Matte adams and
Mis- Nee Adams. of Garrarl, are visiting
the family of Capt Jack Adams, Il Mt
Vernon. NJ W. =. Perkins aud lady. Of
Pulaski, are visiting the baichelor brother.
Albright Mr. Rail and wife ~ Indiana,
are here withthe intention of locating J.
u. Nanhook j. the present CHIP 81 the
yardsti,k behind the counter II Mr. r :.
Firth.
- The Deputy Sheriff n Gafrarl crca-
tel a considerable sensation At this place q
few DAYS since hy hlusiering around with a
shot gun and two pistols, inquiring for u
certain party. Many Tongues were henumh.
ell with terror, and all admitted that they
saw blood on the face II the moon. We
-harpened our pencil and -tond with note
book in hand, wrought up To- q state Of the
most intense expectancy, hui alas far the
reporters luck, when the victim WIS ~ lat
found, il was only Tor social glass Moth
ing mote serious Ut least
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CaH for ueeffDo ~ Democratic In
,gfas0f faugsllfffee.

CaH Jor ueeffoo ~ Democratic ~
afcsaf sommYfec.
The Chairmcu of ilc Democratic toun
o., Comait.,cs in this. too Eighth Judicial
District. arc requested 10 meet in Stanford
on Tuc.dov April ~. to adopt % plan ior
nominating a candidate for Circuit Judge
and Commonwealth attorney
W D. CALDWELL, Chairman.
p,mncm'ic paper. Of The District pleas,
copy.
tan gsr Meeting ~ Congressional
CoDpiffce.
The mcmh fs Of The Committee of the
Eighth Congressional District will please
meet in stanford on Tuesday. April %, ~
adopt q plan ior nominating candidate
for Congress.
W r. WALTON Chairman.
Democratic papers VI the District are
requested to copy
The following Is a list of those cumpo--
ing the Congressional Committee;
Adair-N u. Rhoier. columbia
Andcrson-W. .. nen, iawrcrcchuia.
Boyle-w. T. Caldwell, nanvllie.
Cascy--Johu W. whip. Liberty
Garrard-H r. Neel. Lancaster.
iincoln-H. :. Withets, stanford.
Madison. D. IIauis. Richmond.
Mercer. u GRIMES, lisrrrl-bure
rulsski-s. A. Newell. Somerset
Russell-s =. Collins, Esto.
raylor-C. W. Wright. Camrheilssille
Wayne -fahan LLOYD. Monticello
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JAMES NJ. LEAR AND IsABINDA LEAR, Ills
WIFE NOTICE ENPARTE.

Notice - hereby given 10 whom u may concern,
that JAMES N. Tear and lstbinda Lear, his vile
a. "a parie plaintiffs, have this day hled Ia the
clerks Once oi the Lincoln tirculi Court their
joint Petition, praying that lsahinda Lear he ea-
powered Ny ludgnent 0f said Court 10 use
enjoy sell and convey Toe her own henefi, aus
prupHriy that ,he may own or aequifc, nee ironi
be raims or the dshis Of her husband, jane
NJ Lear 10 make contracts, sue and be- sued ~
single uuinan tn trade la her uuu name and tu
dispose ni her properly ~ will or deed.
u IL therefore order,d ~ the undsrsigned Clerk
81 said Court, that The noioo Of said petition and
a newspaper published IN the town Of sianaHtl, hy
tw0 weekly Insertions hooro the next April tenn
OF said Cont
Witness my hand a. Cieik % The lircoln Ciruii
toari, this the aih day uf April. 1851.
i22-H u. D. JOHNSTON, tlerk
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kENnAtIvuIE, INniAsA.-rhe ahovc named
city Is Ia Northern Indiana. situated 30 the cross
ing Of the Air Line division the l.. SAN :
r. H. ard the Grand Rapids a Indiana r. n. Ken
dall,iiie, In usines- way, blooms all the time
10 is more noted perhaps As ieng headquaricrs Or
The manufacturing OF the celebrated medicines,
"pr. Marshalls Lung syrup" Tor Coughs and
Colds, ami nromoline the rlood aud Liver Reg.
ulaior for which We are agents. II you have coli
remember Dr. Marhslrs Lung syrup, aud II your
blood Is had, your liver out Of order. try "Rro-
moline Trial hotties tire. Regular size g.
Sold by Chenault a Penny.
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tenfraf Kentucky uedicai sssocia-
fion.

The next qaarieii J, meeilns Of The trniral Ken
tucky Medical Association viii De- hell IN Lausa.-
'sr, the ihlrd "Wednesday In Apri commencing %
1913 o'elo'k Az. The oIeuing paper will lc read
by nr. Wa. Huffman, OF Lancasicr, on rueumenia
it, rathology and Treatment w. a. y. Prize. u
narrldshurg Chairman Of the Commiticc on
"Practicil Medicine, Will read paper on the snla
Jet. Al this time delegates 10 iho Kentucky Slate
Medical society and to the American Medical A.
sariaiion-thc burner Of which mects In MAY al
Lexington, AMI tho latcr In New York In Iunc-
will he elected. A till ATTENDANCE &. requested
Those having voluntary Iarets vii pleas notify
tho ~ccfciary ten day previous to the meeiinr.
srEELr BAiiEY, ~ D., sccreiary
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1oc.,.sy,r
-
W. 'er"""'
" ~ Ni'"s"' y 0""u",''' 'o'
'"e''n W '''0N''S''e '""''' ." wv wv
gust election, lsSo. e.
-Govcrnor blackburn recently appoint !
ed our Young friend JACK Ndam', Jr, Of
ihis place Notary fnblic' lie - pre-
pared to swear You in good style, when
ever you call on him.
-- by the recent change on the Knox
VILE branch trains arrive here as follows
Going Norlh-express ll'2o' A. NJ freight
S'o' a. N. 'uolng Sonih-eNpFes- 'tlf r.
W. freight OH p NJ
"A violent ana tremendous Storm OF
"inn' fah' ha''' tauhuer anu hsh'hhs
passed over the low" ana county SATURDAY
night lhe storm raged rom u O'Clock
VI" O'CLOCK No serious dam"Ss reported
The "Canco up" At the Joplin
House La, week was q grand success. The
dresses were "beautifnl but not CANDY.
The Young gentleman from Pine Hill
shone like silver mirrors. They must come
again.
The veal her is bright and warm. The
farmers are serene and happy I.og-roll-
ing and COMMUNICATING are "ihe orders OF
the day The,festive, frolicsome frog sounds
his praises at twilight in the marshes. II
Is cheering season.
w. II. Albright adds the following
year subscribers to his "club" this week
A. ]. Thompson, Jack Mccall, W. Ii. Bran
aman Mt Vernon; Ephriam Shockley'
Roundstone; +. A. Parks, Paint Lick;
Miss Helen Conn, Brodhead.
The Republicans were duly notified
ten days ago by written posters that the
county convention to send delegates to the
State Convention would be held at the
Court-house last Monday. The day came
but the convention was not held why,
unable to say.
o. The report,which has obtained eonsid-
cradle prevalence here that the reason
have had no letter IN the INTERIOR JOUR
NAL Tor three weeks was because OF a hs''
night ieiween the editor and myself, Is
malicious iaisehood. never hght win my /
us's' ana my silence Is dne TO absence IRON
nome; a. n ,u-,,.
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n;0b, h., vol 80 ,ha oo.n'o.;h :, 49,.
nnaIa s;n,.o, ~, ii ,-,.-;-,.i.
III a. - -, - a.. IN
wh;oh !, oo., lii, ,n,,oh ,,';I .nI 20, Ia,
s.. - - ri - -. - ,',
but the "guiltiest one escaped. and the
Commonwealth failed to make ont her case
against the other two.
last Monday was Quarterly Court
There was large docket, with but few
contested cases. The celebrated ease Of
Carol Martin Us. John Anglin, brought by
chance of venue from ScafE,ld Cane w,.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

Taken In exchange Cor 1,ools, Al the highest taaT.
Net rsies. bring me your rouliry, Feathers, Eg,s
Butter, Wax, Wild 0aino, Lard, haeon. Ginsrng
% anything elss and ! will give yea 'iosds i0i
them 10 iheir hili value.
.. n. DAVIS.
0f-Gin >sss she nss,sf
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EXECUTORS SALE
As EXECUTORS OF THE WILL OF JOSIAH
aldweli, decd, Re viii,
ON FRIDAY, APRIL l6, 1880,

In the town Of Milledgeyille, Ky., Offer al public
sale the real and personal estate OF tcstator,
sisting Of Gov, j iearling Heller l Cali, ~ old
sheep - lambs, buggy 80 shares In the Farm
ledgcyille, including a large, frame st0re-hOuse
lot No 2, including a Dwelling -h0nse, a small
stofe-house and large Distilleryi the Howard
properly containing about I Acre OF Land, on
which l. a comfortable Dwelling lot No. 4, a va
cant 1T Of about Acres. TKnMs-Ihe personally
viii ~ sold on credit Of three months ior all sums
over tlui under that anount, cash The real estate
viii Ice sold on a credit Of six and twelve months
bonds wit h good security required hearing inter-
ct from day of sale. %. nH0WN.
I'D. AItOhN,
ts2-lt Executor.
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C,splp,rrs
TIN ". HIGGINS
JOHN n. MILLER

i,a candidate roR CIRCUIT CLERK. uljcc, 4
the f,iiou uf be ncmo,tary.
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The Senate has rejected the nomina-
ton Of J. Madison Wells for Collector Of
the port Of New Orleans. Mad. only show
i place on the next Retuming Board,
and that's slim one.
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JAMES y. BAILEY.

Isa Candidate FoR CIRCUIT CLERK, saiJccl
the srtlon of the ncmefatic party.
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TnE Somerset Reporter has changed
10 a quarto, and was booming with
news last week. Rucker has a No.
nose for news and is giving those PA.
laskians an extra good paper. Hold
yourself to the helve, old fellow, and
all will be well.
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Mr.. President JOHNSTON, or THE
Press ASSOCIATION: On the motion
made by Emmett Logan, that the
meeting of the Editors be postponed
till next fall, and seconded by Broth.
er Mars and others, please record our
vote in the affirmative. Too many
other things to attend to next June.
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- Silver dollars Of the coinage Of 1904
are valued by collectors at 81 900 There
are but twelve Of that date known Have
yon one Of them
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STAN FORD. KY.
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- The 1eos'an suggests the name VI d.
Howard Smith as delegate 10 the Cinein.
Iaii Convention.
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The National House has passed bin
appropriaiing $4,000 for a Custom House
Al iaducah, Ky.
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lT WILL be seen that the meetings
of the Judicial and Congressional Com.
mittee have been called for the same
day, April %, at Stanford. This Was
done to save the Committeeman an
extra trip, as, so hr as they go, the
members of the Judicial are the same
rs those of the Congressional Com
mittee.
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- Blaine's Washington friends count up
$50 votes for him on the drsi ballot at the
Chicago Convention.
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LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT

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GOVERNOR BLAcKBuRS continues
to turn his machine and grind out on
an average OF a pardon a day. Thus
are the courts thwarted, the country
is flooded with red handed criminals
and everybody is damaged except the
assistant Secretary OF State who gets
his 81 every time a pardon is granted
or fine RENTED. How long, oh
Lord, are We to endure such fragrant
violations of the true intent OF pardon.
ING mower?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-30
N nHIy Words.

General Garfsld's speech wien Lie
wac nominated for the Senate Is recall
I'd as q tinsly document now. Speak
ing Of his puh!icliTo, lie said "Lat
ne venture to point single instance
in regard to that work. During the
twenty years that have heen in pub
lie (almDst eighteen Of it in the Con
gress Of the United States Ihaye tried
10 DO one thing. Whether was mis-
taken or otherwise, II has leen NE
plan Of lay life to follow ny conviction
at whatever personal cost to myself. |
have represented for many years dis
trict in Congress whose appreciation l
greatly degired, but though It my seem
perhaps a little more egotistical 20 say
it, yet desired still more tie appr0ba .
ton OF one person aud hia name was
Garfield. lie is the only nan l en-
compelled t, sleep With, and e.: with,
and live with, and die with, and II !
could no. have his appreciation, should
have p'd COMPREHENSIVE. And in ths
larger constituency which has called
rae to represent tEeln now can only d.
what is trus to rcyself, applying the
same rule and if should be 20 uutnr.
turate as to lose the confidence Of this
larger constituency, must do Whit
avery other fair minded tasn has to d,
GARY his political life in his LSnds
and take the Consequences. But ma7t
follow what it seems to me- TO be the
orly safe rule Of my life, and with that
much personal references, l leave that
IN hincL -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-30
The NatIOu's Prosperity.

WASHINGTON, June 28.--The cfHcera
Of tia Internal R4veHus Ba:eau have
approximately estimated the aggregate
revenue for tho fiscal year which ends
Wednesday. These receipts will exceed
the Commissioner estimate By IS, 900
900, and the receipts Of the previous
year by about $4,000, 0G0. AZ the
close OF the work to-day the total was
1922, $50, 265. About $3.50, goo will be
received Tomorrow, and aboat $500, 900
on Wednesday, the latter payment in.
cludiug bank taxes, Therefore the re-
ceipta in round numbers will be $685.
$4,000, against $ll0,5oo, 600 last
year. The showing would be still better
bat for the reduction Of the tax on TO.
becco, which is said to have caused
falling of of &l2, COO, n00. The Con-.
missioner estimated last year that the
falling of on thi2 account would be
$ll 200, 600. The Increase is regarded
by the Treasury Department as ex-
ee,lsnt proof of the growing prosperity
Of the Nation. The exact statement OF
the Customs receipts cannot be made
for several days, but enough ia known
to show that the receipts have been il
excess Of tLoje oflast year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-30
Rumors Of am Extra GesslOu.

ALBANY, June 2S.-rhere has been a
rumor here to-day, started by men Of
prominence, that the Governor would
be very sure to csll an extra session OF
the L: gislatu.e 10 entertain subjects
rela.ivs to Nav. York City, and for
such other business as may be brought
before it. II was broadly intimated
that "such other purpose" msant the
consider alton Of tho Potter bill ctlast
session TO change the methods OF
electing the Electoral ticket, so as to
transfer 1t to an election by Congress
sional districts. Some Republicans
strongly favor the idea. but at the
Governors chamber nothing has been
heard of it. 1t depends upon the Gov
ernor to issue the Gall for an extra ses-
sion. The result of the passage Of the
Potter bill it is conceded would ordin-
arily divide up the Electoral vote OF
New York State so as to give the Re'
publicans at least IL Of the IS, but the
wisdom Of the measure Is doubted by
many.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-30

"Sti,l in our aches live our worts1
li-ss." A hermit who had lived in a
cave, solitary and alone, for thirty
years, and who has arrived at the cool
age Of seventy.fonr years, ike Austin
Sheldon, in the woods Of Pike county,
Pa ought to be mail proof sgainss the
shafts CT Cupid. But this hermit fell
in love with young girl, and besouqht
her parents 10 give her to him in mar
ri&ge, which they were naturally dis
inclined TO do The young woman did
rot care to live Ia cave with such Il
relic. At lsast this young WOMAN did
not see ct TO do SC, though possibly
.here may he some other yOnpg woraI
who, from tha very noTslty Ct the
pioposition, might have seen iii to say
YES" The hermit has, therefore, in
great dudgeop, retired to his cave,
where he reads the Bible and cooks
meEses which he calls his meals. Bat
hsrusit who wants 70 get married is =
humbug. He has not the true hermit
e&l ssrse. He may have his cave, live
OF vegetables, be untidy and ragged,
have all the modes and glories Of the
hermitage, but piring for the rHPtial
knot he is still fraud ard q delntion.
N. Y. Tribune.