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a Gard From John Otto.

To THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE :
1 desire, through the columns Of
your paper, to return my thanks to
the warm friends who so generously
supported and stood by me at Satur-
days nomination, and to express
my earnest hope that they will
heartily sspport the successful nomi-
nee, Mr.. Martin Farrell, and the
whole Democratic ticket.
JOHN OTTO.
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Mr.. ORIe's Card.

1 hereby return my thanks to the
Democrats who voted for me on
Saturday last, and promise to give
my hearty support to the successful
nominee, Martin Farrell, Esq, and
hope my friends will do likewise.
Respectfully,
THOS. M. OGLE.
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General Hancock has sent to Lulu,
Jessie, Laura and Cough Jamison, OF
Catonsville, his photograph in re-
sponse to letter written by them con-
graduating him on his nomination.
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DriLLinl Nilht.

Company A, Young Mems Demo
cratic Club, will drill tonight at
headquarters, 900 Market street, al
7:3O O'Clock. and the members should
be present, for without practice no
degree Of proficiency can be at
famed
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LAND SALES.

William Hastead, real estate agent
sold farm in Chapel District to j. NJ il
ler, of Ireland; and Mr.. Charles B. Saw
yei's farm on Dover Road, of 100 acres
to Leo nard Fleckenstein, of Pennsylva-
mia, for 81 ,50O.-Easton, Nd, Ledger,
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NOW READY.

The checks for the Inspectors, Assis-
tants and clerks of the late city election,
are now ready at the City Treasurer
Office. The Treasurer desires those il
whose favor the orders are drawn tc
call and receipt for them.
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- Returning, leave Ocean City at SEQ
p. m,, arrive at Wilmington IL 80 p. m.
Tickets good to return by regular trains
until Monday, September Goth only when
presented TO and stamped by the ticket
agent at Ocean City. First-clase cars run
directly through to the surf.
q HOURS AT HE SEA-SHORE.
Should any persons residing at Stations
on the Delaware Division, other than
those named, desire TO participate in this
excursion, tickets Will be sod at correS-
ponding rates, and the trains stopped at
such stat ons. III. +, KENNY. Supt.
l, N. MILLS. General Agt, Del. Div.
GEO. A. DADMUN,
General Ticket Agent.
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Bait r. r.
septl3-te.
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nIpala In'raauaregard arrived in Pbila-
n Ssa1u urtI Iay thEy from Saratoga. He will
s%Vl0N-r given - ~ d to be present at
n.y. SSt Aztec Uluh U" hoy General pat.erson
"iect d to bp bS'up' General II ,ncock is
"' esent AZ the III ner.
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The bad effects of inpruden:e In eating
ana drinking are speedily removed and
the depression fo' lowing ealing is quickly
nan shed by me use of DR.. Bull's BalLi-
more PHI Price 25 cents.
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Total.

Mothers will grow weary and sigh over
the bnby's troubles when Dr. Bulls BABY
syrup would relieve the child and thereby
give the mother rest. = u"H
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,tals. 1I42 622 1915 1872

Majority, Farrell over Norton, 5O4;
Farrelis minority in total vote, 3G0; total
vote, 1862.
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Extensive bush fires continue to rage
in 9 ,nada.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENrs.
Ocean City!
In consequence of the storm. the
Only Excursion the Season.
WILL BE REPI ATED
Thursday, Sept. 18Th,
Stallion

A Special excursion will be run to Ocean
City, at the following low rates OF fare:
Fare for Chin
round under
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/ gully Sasstt.

~ WILMINGTON POST
''' otfiVss tfT.Ass MATTER.
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Peach Shipments.

The following were the shipments
of peaches over the Delaware railroad
Yesterday:
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KILLED IT SU2NEHHTLL.-Thc iifeless remains
Of "A named john Stcncbiser. who was at one
time employed uostleT at the Cambria House in
John Brown at SUmrccrhil in Cruyle township.
found in close proZiuit ty to the south track OF
day last but whether he was killed by falling over
the embankmeut. which is very high and exceed
ingly steep o. by being run by the cars could
not be determined. though the fact that badly
crushed arm, which had evidently rested on the
rail. was the only apparent injury he had sustain
cd tended 10 the belief that death was produced
by falling The remains were taken to the station
house at SummcrhiN and prepared for burial. a
telegram having meantime been sent to his broth
er, who was, attending Court in this place pros
ecut0r and defendant in n couple OF cases ignored
by the Grand Jury. Deceased was aged about 81
years and unmarried. His parents reside at OF
near CarrClltOwn.
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GOOD News AND KIND WORDS FOR RAIL
ROAD ENIPLOYEs.-In the annual report OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, the
following testimonials TO the faithfulness Of
the employees and the coming advance in
their wages are promulgated. Though this
advance has been fcreshadOwed semi-offi-
ciqlly for some time past, remarks the Al
toona Tribune, the official announcement of
il at a fixed date, and the promise Of further
advance rs circumstances warrant, viii be
received by the employees with the liveliest
satisfaction:
THE board desires In this connection to tender
their thanks 20 their employees for the fidelity and
efficiency displayed in the discharge Of their du-
ties and to express their satisfaction at the near
approach of the period when the company viii he
abfc 20 advance their compensation Owing To the
large reductions IN freight rates necessary TO keep
in operation the manufacturing establishments =
upon yoUr lines and to meet the competition OF
other roads, the company did not, until near the
close Of 1879 experience in any marked degree the
benefits resulting from the improvement in the in
dustrial interests of the country. But IN the be
lief that its earnings during the current yeaI
viii furnish sufficient funds 20 meet Its necessary
expenditures. and also permit an increase Of wages
your board have decided 20 make an advance, not
later than the 1st Of April next They desire also
10 convey the assurance that they viii continue 70
look after the Interests CT the employees and take
such further action from time TO time as the cor
dition OF the company may warrant
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LOCAL CORREsPoxDENCE.


DEAR FREENAS-FOr the month Of February
ii ckets Of merit St Francis College were award
cd 10 Charles Schwab Harry Cullen, George Kay
Tor, and Harry Keating, in Rhetoric; g Schwab.
q. kaylOr. II. Cullen. n. Foley. ". Jones and T.
RIlbridc. in Latin: G Schwab. e. Eaylo-. NJ
Foley. and I. KERN, in Latin Rhetoric; N. Foley
II. heating Il. Cnllen, q. ksyior. and g. Schwab.
in Composition of Essays; Geo EHylor. and r.
kcating. in Geometry; {. Bright. r. Glass. and
W. PhcIan, in Algebra G. Schwlh. in Calculles ::
II. Schwab. Harry Cullcu, Harry heatiuE. and y.
KIyler. in Christian Doctrine; VIM. Phclan. ia
Arithmetic; w. Jones and 4. Combs, in Drawing.
and II. Foley in DIctatiou.
Wsshingt0u's birthday was celebrated ~ the
College by q free j w
The Literary Society elected Bro. Lawrence, the
Superior. e ofiriO President Of the Society.
On Sunday last "a SUuallty was formed. 20 be
called SoOality of j. '. NJ. under Bro. De Sales.
Wm. Phelau elected President: +. EIIbridc.
Vice President; 7. KERN. Secretary Wm- Jones,
Treasurer; Harry Heating, Marshal. T. y.
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4 1TOfHP1,,s Grfef.

The pride Of mother, the light and JOY Of home,
are her children. Hence her grief when sickness
enters and takes them away. Take warning, then.
If they have a Cough. Group, or Whoopiug Cough,
which leads 10 Consumption. that you are running
? terrible risk If YOU do not attend 10 IL at once.
SH1IOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE il guaran-
teed TO cure them Price 10 cts. 50 cts. and Sl00
For Lame Back Side. or Chest, use Shiioh's POr-
Gus Plsstcrs. Price. . cts. Sold by K. J. IUoYp,
Tygtzufsf r-hen-hur.r. fa-lp.-e. -v.tni-l
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STRAY STEER.-Came to the prem
~ ises OF the subscriber IN Portage township. on
about the 25th OF November last. brindle steer
with white face, brown ring around each eve. a
white belly. tail tipped with white. and between
two and three years old. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property. pay charges. and
take him away; falling in which. he Will he sold
the law directs JAMES FAREEE-
Portage Twp. March .. 1ss0.-gt.s+
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TRY sIHP SONS LICORICE WORM LOzENGEs
stiI an OnportunIty 20 Secure won

derfuI BARGAINS have still on hand fine
lot Of first class Heating Stoves which am will
ing to sell at the prices asked for them before
the recent advance. or about oue-half what they
really worth at this time. Also, n few Cooking
Stoves and Ranges. which ! am selling at less
than the present wholesale prices. Also. large
lot Of Sleigh Bells at the old lowest prices. or
about one-half what they viii likely he worth next
winter full stock Of General Hardware. Table
and Pocket Gallery. Tea and Table Spoons. Silver
Plated Ware. ReyolveTs, &c, &c.-al Of which I
selling at less than the present wholesale prices.
Also, have a few first class Moving Machines.
which will be sold for cash at great reduction i'm
prices, OF exchanged for good young horses. These
opportunities are only offered until 1 lay in my
new Spring stock. GEO. HUNTLET.
Ebensburg, Feb. 10. 1850.
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III IL
CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS
CAMBRIA FREEMAN
s2.OO YEAR, POSTAGE INCLUDED.

THE CHICAGO WEEELv news IS erc-rThe-e rec
oEuized rs paper llsscl iu lll the require
rents Ci American Journalism II stands con-
spIeuouS among the metropolitan journals ui the
country rs coz. ..ete ur--EF1Tcr. Its -glgErtuhlc
service comprises all the dispatches OF THE WEsr-
EES ASSOCIATED Press ana the NATIu1Ar Asso-
GATED ITCS= beside very extensive service Of
special tclcErasns from all Important points. AS
--l-rTHTer it iIls sap erior. IL is IcuITE
IL iCLITICS presenting all political news free irH
partisan bias OF c1lo-ilE. and ChSolu-llE without
fear OF favor as Co. parties.
Il Is. ga the fullest reuEc. Th-fLLE TkTEB--
E-cI issue contains SIX CUrIFLl-I-D ~TeI.Ir- he
sides rich variety 1f condensed notes on E.sH-
Io-S. ART INDUSTRIES. LITER sTUEE. SCIENCE,
ETC. E-,- It's HlAElET tlUOTAE-l-s5 are complete
and 90 be relied upon.
It is unsurpassed rs an eDterrrisiuE. pure and
trus stwurthg GENERAL FAMILY CEFy-UAEEfl. Our
SPECIAL clubbing terms bring it within the --rh Of
all. Specimen copies may he seen 1r This ONCE.
E-s-S--a suhsaTir-l1uz 10 this office
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THE CENSUS OF 1860 AND 18TO.-Below
will be found tabular statement of the cen
sus Of this county for the past two decades.
The townships Of Barr, Dean, Elder, POr-
tage, Reade and Stonycreek, and also the
boroughs of Gallitzin, funnehill and Wood
vale having all been erected since 1870, could
not Of course be embraced in the statement.
The table will be worth preserving to be COM
pared with the census which will be taken
aNvt TUn,a
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For Grown PERSONS or the Youngest CHILDREN,
the old and safe
EEsFo--a

III. y EH SboAfHhliSs Ns-EltlHtttitkNf-
It can be given with perfect safety your baby il
only two or three days old 1t does not S-u--fv but
the little thing will 20 TO sleep natural and yet
awake laughing. It cures DIARRHCsA and DNS-
EMERY. no matter how long standing. CHOLE-
MER COMPLAINT, WIND COLIC, frettug and
crying Of Infants (Which is always sign OF Taiu),
GREEN STOOL, SOUR VOMITING, SLEEP
LESSNESS, and all complaints Of the stomach or
BOWELS.
Price 25 cts q bottle-a safe and certain cure It
is the oldest remedy in use. and is recommended
by PHYSICIANS. sold 10y DRUGGISTS and
STOREKEEPERS.
TRY SNIP SONS LICORICE WORN LOZESGES.
They are pleasant. safe and sure. 25 cts.
Depot. 400 y Third St. Philad'a Pa.
RS- LoZenges for sale by y. !. FREIDHoFF and
'. $ BAGEEE : BRO. Ebensburr. T1-.3.-1ln.1
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y NENERA BILE CITIZEN GONE.-Mr Mich
ael SlIely, who was one of the very oldest
residents Of Cambria county, died at his res
idence in Croyle township on last Wednes-
day week. at the advanced age of Of. When
he was a boy only eight years old he came
here from Maryland with his father, who is
said TO have been the third settler within the
limits of our county. Mr.. Skelly raised a
largefamily, and during his long life enjoyed
the confidence and esteem of all who knew
him. His remains were inferred in the Cath
Ole cemetery at Wilmore on Friday last.
Regttiesc0t in pace
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SELECT SCHOOL
fI'IFE undersigned viii open q rSr--ErI ~rucoL in
L the E5-nsburg Union school hrildtIg, Jog q
Term Of Ten GTfckE, commencing on non DAN
April 26. 1850 The common branches. hi-l
Cr raaIncn1tfcs and natural sciences VIII he tg-ht.
Instruction iu teaching viii be given IS hen desired
TERNs.-Fuur dollars per term iHr all studying
only the ordinary branches. ave dollars par term
for instruction In teaching. Those int-u''-g %
come viii please give notice before a qrll lst-
Fch 81 iSSl-3t =. A. LNTE.
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NOTICE OF APPEALS.-Notice is

NOTICE OF APPEAI.S.-Notice is
~ hereby given % the Taxpayers of Cauu7la
county that appeals win be held NJ Lhe CrImis-
siouers oficc, In tho borough az E7c1shr-s as
follows.
Monday March Is. ISSO.-F0- Adams.
Allegheny. Barr, EiacSlick and Carroll town
ships. the 9Th 5.h and 9Th wards o.. jllust17yn and
CGrroiitOwu borough.
Tuesday. March I6. IsS0.-Far C-Caraeld.
Dean. CuDcmauEh. Cru-lc. GIliit--c. Jackson
Bichiand and SummeThill township and Gone
maugh and ICDneihiil beruuEhz.
Wednesday. Nzascst AZ EsSf'.--F0r 81 tony
creek. Washington, Taylor. Upper lufer. Lower
Noder, Chest Elder and Srsuuclauua townships.
I and lSJ. 2l and 81 wards of johnston
Thursday. 5Earc2 Is ISS0.-ECr Chu=t
Springs, Cambria Couperslale. East Cal-rlauEh-
Eranklin. Lo-c-tp, Giilv5ilc and SllmEtvilIl iCr-
Oughs and Munster township
Friday March IS. EssO.-For White.
Ecadc. Portage and Cambria townships. and ih-
cnsburg. Prospect, Wilnorc, Woodvaie, and Gal
lttzin borouuhs
By order of tho Board Of County Comm uners-
L. r. UT- MIG Az. CLERK.
EbcusburE. March. 2 1Ss7-zt
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SHREwDNEss AND ABILITY.-Hop Bitters
so freely advertised in all the papers, secular
and religious, are having a large sale, and
are supplanting all other medicines. There
Is no DENYING the virtues of the Hop plant,
and the propTietors of these Bitters have
shown great shrewdness and ability in COM
pounding a BitteTs whose virtues are so
palpable to every ones observation. TT
chdrge
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COUNTLESS sufferers find the balm of re-
lief, and the fountain of theiI health and
strength, in AYERS SARsAPARILLA 1t is
the most potent of all the alternatives to puri-
fy the system and cleanse the blood. 1t pos
sesses inyiGOTatinG qualities, so that it stimu-
lates the faded vitalitieS and purges ont the
cOTruptious which mingle with the blood
promoting arrangements aud decay. We
are assured by many intelligent physicians
that this medicine cures beyond all others of
Its kind, and we can fortify this statement
by our own experience. PunTsatd1cneg ( Pa
AT1rfs
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DEATH OF Az OLD CAAIBRIAS IN KANSAS.
-NfT. Michael Storm died at St Mary's Mis-
sion. Kansas, on the 18th of February last in
the 9th year of his age. He was son of
John Storm, who came here from Adams
county at a very early day and settled near
where Loretto now stands. For many years
after the completion of the old Portage rail-
road, Mr.. ). worked in the triggers loft at
the Summit. In the spring of 1868 he sold
the place on which he lived, in Allegheny
township and removed to st. Mary's, Kan
sas. He was an industrious, hard-working
man while he lived in this county and con-
tinued so in his late western home. His
he died as he had lived, a consistent and ex-
emplary member of the Catholic Church.
May he rest in peace.
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WE have already ordered Um Doors
w and SHors for the coming season. which
VIII arrive during Fcbruary and March. and ln
order make rolrG for stock. viii gtC- the
large assortment now On hand tuat-ithstsudiug
the advance In such goods ~ prices We tety any
one 20 compete with y. 8. BARKER ! bHo-
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The attention Of parties who have I'M
employed time or their hands is directed to
the announcement of General G.. T. Beaure-
gard, of New Orleans, La, in our advertising
columns, relative to the agency in this vicini-
ty for the sale of the great work on the war,
by the late General J. j. Hoop, entitled
"ADvASCE AND RETREAT, Personal Ex-
federatc States Armies"
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SHOW THIS 10 YOUR GROCER.

NOR SALE.-A tip-top heavy one.
L horse or light tvO-horsc PEDDLING WAC
ON. Apply 20 GEO. HUNTLEH.
Ebcn-hury Fct. 10 lsse.-ti
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MONDAY EVENING.

4 special session of Court was held Mon
day evening to dispose of the several appli-
cations for tavern, eating house and quart
licenses, THIS work had scarcely been com
menced before Chal. J.. Dick, Esq, arose
and presented remOnstrances against no less
than fifteen applicants for license from
JOhnstOTn and vicinity These Temon-
strances, ike the several applications, were
read aloud by Judge Dean, but the Court
reserved its decision. All the other appica-
tions, except that of Joseph Weiser, whose
petition was refused because he does not oc-
cupy the premises for which license was
asked, were thereupOn granted
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S5OS10 per iy yls. Ss e.s s5T ssIsTs'i : co 9'-s 81, :
land, Nfinc. i'f-o - j
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WE have still on hand a small as
w sortrneut ofE4ADTEs' COATS, which We
are Offering II greatly reduced prices, ~ order 70
oloze ont our stock before Spring. can cary and
rst heraia ~ fhev-viIl not Isst long the pri-
ces VIC ars skins, Tor them -
, 1880-03-15
Sam francisco N1Ob Law,

The fabled sowing of dragons teeth
to breed and perpctuate the race OF mon
sters has been realized in San Francicso
for more than twenty years past The
merchants and business men in that city,
failing to control the municipal govern
mcnt through the lawful medium of pops
ular suffrage, usurped and maintained the
the same by lawless force, establishing
reign of terror which it was perllous to
oppose, and a star-chamber tribunal
which arra:gned, condemned and put to
death citizens, without legal authority,
judicial forms or lnterposition of jury,
openly and publicly assassinated men
who resisted their authority or incurred
their displeasure; by threats and violence
prohibited the exercise of any official
function by the regularly constituted off
GERS and successfully defed and set at
naught both State and Federal autbori-
ty. This lawless organization perpetua-
ted it control of the city government for
ten years through the party machinery
against which the rebellion was ostensi-
bly, aimed, and by the use OF some of the
identical strikers aud tools who were
banished from the city under its behests.
Every subsequent attempt at mob gov>
ernment-of which the people live in
perpetual fear--are the legitimate fruits
of the seeds then planted. The mer-
chants and capitalists, deeming them
selves wronged, or not properly protect
ed by the lawful civil authorities, resort
ed TO lawlcss violence for the correction
of the supposed abuses; they established
a precedent and made mob law respecta~
bic because of the high social position of
those engaged In it. But in this country,
where all men are equal before the law,
who will undertake to justify the "Vig>
ilantes," and condemn the workingmen
for seeking the redr. IS of acknowledged
grievances by the same meansl The
wrongs against which the "Vigilantes"
made unlawful war grew out of an un
settled state of society which time would
shortly remedy. The remedy applied
, 1880-03-15

established precedent for respectable
fawlessness to the viciously inclined for
all future time. The sore was scared
over as by hot iron, but its virus was
left to tester in the body polite and sup
purates whenever the surface is irritated
"a perpetual invitation to the restless
spirit OF disturbance. Organization to
maintain law and order when threatened
by lawess violence is public duty; but
organization to resist lawful authority is n
crime against God and man which no
degree of social respectability can pali-
ate. it is an assault upon the bulwarks
of all human rights, destroying the sole
defences OF the weak against the strong,
and as certain as the laws eff nature
will its fruits be after its kind: violence
begets violence; lawessness begets law
iessness; he who taketh the sword sh all
perish by the sword.' Nearly the liica
time of degeneration after the "Vigll-
antes" took forcibie possession of the
city government and established lawless
Iule, the leaders, now surrounded by
wealth and luxury, alta time Of life when
freedom from care and anxiety are most
necessary To toerablc existence, find
themselves suddenly confronted 10y the
spirit OF lawless violence which they then
invoked, threatening them with the same
measures they then meted ont to Others
The mills of the gods grind slowly, but
they grind exceeding fine'
, 1880-03-15
Wit and RDatiaOs.

Among the funny newspaper writer's
of the day, few, if any, excel Robert ],
Burdette in tricks of fancy which amuse
without wounding the sensbilities of
any. The following touching incident
which lie relates, shove that his fancy is
as teuder as it is humorous
"While l was lecturing at Washing
ton | saw lady with an intelligent pref
ty face, and bright, eloquent eyes, that
were rarely lifted towards the speaker
and then only for a flash of time. They
were bent upon her husbands hands al
most constantly. Brilliant and accom-,
pushed, few years ago she had gone
down into the world of voiceless silence.
and now all the music and all the speech
that comes into her life comes threupb
the tender devotion of her husband. and
as talked, l watched HIM telling off the
lecture on his nimble fingers, while her
eager eyes glanced from them to his syn-
pathetic face. 1t was pretty picture of
devotion. They were SO Young to have
this cloud shadow the morning skies of
their lives, but as l glanced from the
voiceless wife to her husband, I thought
how beautifully the sun light of his de-
votion was breaking through these clouds
and tinting even their Affections with IA
tender radiance. This discipline of at
tending upon suffering is good thing
for man. 1t rounds out his life; it de-
velopes his manlier, nobler qualities; it
makes his heart brave and tendersand
strong as woman's.n