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Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Death Of VI RS. Tweed,

Mrs. Mary Tweed, wife of the late
William NJ. Tweed, died in Paris, on
Wednesday. For some months past
Mrs. Tweed had been in failing health,
and her condition was thought to te 60
precarious that her son, William
Tweed, had male arrangements to
leave New York for Paris on thu steam.
er Celtic this morning, when his depar-
ture was arrested by the receipt of a
cablegram announcing her death. Mrs.
Tweed's maiden name was Mary Sked.
den, and she was born in the Seventh
Ward of New York city. William NJ.
Tweed was clerk in the brush factory
of Mr.. Berrian, on Pearl street,
when LIE married Miss Skadden. -
Mrs. Tweed Is represent ted by those
who knew her best as being kind and
estimable woman who lived domes-
tic life, and who bestowed most OF her
time and attention on her family.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
The Herald Fun d Committee.

The committee appointed by MIR. J.
Gordon Bennett to disburse the New
York "Herald" Irish Famine Relief
Fund, consists of Cardinal McCloskey,
Colonel Harman King, William Shaw
NJ. P, of Cork, Professor Baldwin and
Mr.. Chas. s. Parnell. Mr.. Bennett an
nounced that, if Mr.. Parnell declines,
he will appoint another gentleman.
Cardinal McCloskey, Colonel King and
Professor Baldwin have already accep-
ted. The "Herald" Fund now reach
es about 100000, whilst the total
collections in the United States and
Canada for Irish relief exceed $5l5 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Trinity Sabbath school.

Trinity Morning Sunday school hn
recently added an lafant Department
tor the oral instru ction Of the yourgd
children, under the care Of lady o.
experience, and admirably qusliied to
interest and instruct the children. The
children meet at 8 o'clock and are dlE
missed for their homes at 10 O'Clock
Parents will find this school all thai
they could wish for the care OF young
children.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Ice Cutting stopped.

KINGSTON, N. Y, Feb. l3.-The warm
and rainy weather of the past two days
has driven all the ice companies from
the river. Experienced boatmen fear a
general breaking Of the ice and big
freshet. The Mutual Benefit ice com
pany has discharged all its employees
in this region, and will ship its ma
chinery to Maine at once. This CON-
pany's example will be followed by
other companies.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
MAR RIED

MARCY -. G EORIE--At the residence Of
the brides parents. near State hacer Sta.
ton, on the evening of the llth OF Febru.
ary. by Rev Louis 4. Barrett, Thomas W.
LarCey to Miss Annie M. George, both Of
Few Castle County, Del.
SHARPLES%-THORP - Second month,
I2.h inst at the reid sn3e OF the brides
puen i, $40 Jefferson stTtet.JOel Snarpless
Jr. o Delaware Co.,Pa. to Mary =. Thorp,
Of Wilmington, De. West Chester papers
please copy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chester, on the
Attn iLs,., by the Rev. w. q. Robinson
Richard Sanders and Elizabeth b. Emory
Both Of New Castle, Del.
s;COTT-4UGHES ES.-At the residence of the
brides parents. on Thursday, Feb. 18th
1850, by the Rev. ]. Owen Sepherd, Mr.
mos q. Scott, of LewiSville, Chester Go.
Pa. and Miss Lille aukhes, Of Whining
ton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
UMiDn M. II. Church,

Tbs members and friends OF Union
NJ. X. Church, who have not yet return.
ed their envelopes for Freedman's aa i
and church extension collections, will
please remember to do 80 tomorrow.
The church is rapidly approaching
completion, and will be opened on tAs
29th inst, by Rev. DR.. Hanlon, OtNeF
Jersey, President OF the Pennington
Seminary. NJ. b.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Democrats declare for Gr.nt

CINCINNATI, Feb. IA despatch
from Lafayette, Ind, tells Of loyal
Democratic league Of 300 members in
that city, which is for Gen. Grant solid
should he run. They ara against State
Church, and q sold South, and for free
schools, fee press, ard ffos ballot.
They are Ior G ant because they believe
his elscti>n will be the end OF social
sectio lalism in this country. 1t is
compo'-d Of young Democrats and
ex sold "a No politicians or hard
heads will he admitted under any con-
sideratiou. They are pledged not to
vote for anv State or national Demo
cratic candidate until tn J, south becomes
less solid.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Bu naiO BIZ

This evening the "Knights of thu
Plains" will be- played by large
troupe There will be several abort
gines in the piece who will give exhibi
tons of native dancing and exper
shooting. The display made upon th'
8tre-ts by the organization was goot
and attracted the attention of ever!
ons, more especially the ubiquitouI
small boy. The house will bs crowded
this evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
TheCIsU. Convention

The Irish Societies Of this city are
aaEing preparations to receive the ns,
tional convention Of the c. |. Z. U.
which meets in September next, in this
city. Yesterday afternoon a meeting
of the different representatives was
held in the basement of St. Mary's
Cath Ollie Church. A committee of five
fl ON each organization were appointed
to make arrangements.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Lodge Annlversary.

Lincoln Lodge, Knights of Pythias
will celebrate its annual anniversary
this evening. The exercises will con
sist of select readings, recitations ant
singing. Rev. c. M. Pegg has received
an invitation to address the order, ais,
Messrs Condor and Hawke, leading
members of the Order in Philadelphii
are expected to be present.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Double MurOer.

The dead bodies of julius c. Mantz
and hia cousin, Amelia Mantz, each
with a bnlIet hole in the head, were
found iu a room in disreputable hotel
in Syracuse, N. Y, on Saturday even
ing. A revolver, with two chambers
discharged, was held in the girls right
hand, and looking glass was held in
the left. 1t is supposed she sho, Mau'z
while he slept, and then killed her
-,lf
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
PURIFYING RrandYMine water

In order to obviate the rs5tine'
which flows into the Brandywins ffou
the Bancroft Mills, the Bancroft BrotA,
ers have put in about ten fiiterers o.
the jennings pattern which will %
put 'in operation as soon as warn
weather sets in. The dye will be ellnt
mated by this method and the wafer
will lie rendered purer.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
FORGED Notes,

Several forged notes, aggregating
$2100, on s. H. & J. +. Adams, build
ers, Of Baltimore, have been discovered
in one of the banks OF that city. The
forger has disappeared. His name is
not given, but it is said that at one
time he was engaged in the lum Der
business and owned a number of new
buildings in Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
DuBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
viii be sold at public sale. at the residence
of the subscriber, near Salem church, White
Clay Greek Hundred, on the road leading
from the Christiana pike to the camp meeting
woods, on
TUESDAY, MARCH Q, 1850,
at ten o'clock, a. m,
as follows: 8 good work or driving horses, 2
colta, coming 2 years old; q head Of cattle, lC
head Of mich cows, some fresh and Others
springing; eight heifers, one and two k1-1x
years old; 3 woyear.old bulls, all of H3-X
good stock; one Champion reaper and NOV or,
/ farm wagon, one Germantown carriage, one
buggy, one horse rake. grain fan, corn sneller,
pl0ws, harness, cutivat0r, shovels, forks and
spades, carriage, wagon and plow harness,
chickens, shOates, dairy fixtures, Churn. but
ter, dish pans, cream cans, scales, household
and kitchen furniture and many articles not
herein enumerated.
TERMS. Ali sums Of $25 and less cash, on
all sums over that amount credit of ten
months will be given by the purchaser giving
q bankabl0 note with an approved end0rser
MARY GIBSON.
L. W. Stldham g. Sen, AuctioneerS.
262td-2tW
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Theft OF Poultry .

Joseph Jacquot, truck dealer at SAC
Taylor street, and dispenser of produce
at Fourth and King streets, was robbed
last night of about 20 pairs of chickens.
He was robbed of lot of poultry some
time ago and it is supposed that the
thieves who appropriated his poultry
were the depredators of last night.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Washbnrne NOtA Candidate.

CuJCAG0. FAb. 13.-Tha Hon. Il. B.
Wash burr. au horiz a the "Inter-
Ocean" to announce tDa' he is not and
under no circumstances will be cardi,
for the Presidency. Also, that the
friend who wrote that he was a candI.
date for Governor of Illinois was more
Jealous than wise.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
EaOteI Arrivals.
CLAYTON HOUSE,

CLAYTON HOUSE.
W Barnhutst ScnOharie Y
A Hayes do do
VIM G Handy do DO
Tom. Miller Jr ST Louis
Alfred tysars and wife Cleveland
w H Phillips New York
W p Con: and wife New York
u Holloway NJ ID Bishopyille Md
g A Stone Jr Pbiladeipnia
John NJ Young Washington DC
uNNirED STATES HOTEL.
+ II Stittman New York
Mrs II s Lpuchhein Philadelphia
Mrs Jos Louchheln do
Joshua Mccullough Del
VI iss DOughe-ty Illinois
5 l. Kahn Smyrna
John H Gray UnIonVIlle
T H Moran Ches erCo Pa
$ Davis city
q Moor city
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
Robert Stuart Philadelphia
+ Walters BALTIC
= lngersoll New York
Edward White Snow Hill Nd
Sydney Wader Salisbury
J W Smith Henderson
J s Coyle City
ID b Martin Phila
J q LittletOn Pittsville Md
Bernard Mitchell vile and daughter Englan
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Singular Coincidence.

To-day silver dollar came into the
possession of Second Street Market
butcher with hole through it, and the
name Of NJ. Connell stamped upon it.
Whether the dollar ever belonged to
the unfortunate individual whose body
was found yesterday, or some other
person of thatname is left TO conjecture.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
uOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

Graining, Vanishing, Paper Vanishing {
speciality, Staining and Ha1d wood Finishing
and every kind OF work In our line done In
Patronage solicited. Estimates furnished
DANIEL SMITH, Manager,
Successor to Barker & Smith, Agts.
Z3l SHlPLEY STREET,
sind Wilmington, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Street Fight.

A fight occurred this morning between
two small colored youths at the corner
of Sixth and Shipley streets. The
youths engaged in butting each others
heads, and the linsamants of the phiz
of the by-stande, betrayed much
mirth.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
The Eig htleah Mile Stone

Mrs. Eliza Forwood, residing at 1926
King street, was given surprise yes.
terday by her relations in observa ance
Of her eightieth Birthday. A number
of useful presents were made. There
were great many friends present.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Personal.

A. e. Soaggs, M. D., Of Appoqnini-
mink Hundred W II be one Of the stud
ents in the Electio Medical in Philadel
phia, opened this winter. Terms for
attending the lecture are m0dsrats.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
RLIOhER RS.
ELLIOTr, JOHNSON n co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKEr SITS.
W lmington, Delaware.
lDlRECF PRIVATE WIRE,

From our office to the New York and Phila.
dephia Stock Exchanges. Quotations fur,
nished simultaneously with sales being
made st those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and SanFranc isco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and cGy.
ried on margin.
All Local Securities Bought and Sold
Cash Roady for good First Mortgages
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
tsI Eus

ASH.-ln this city, on the 14th inst, Phnoa,
wife OF VIM. Ash, in her Sih year.
The relatives AM friends OF the family are
invited t. attend her funeral from the resi-.
dencs OF her hu band, Lord street betH cen
Spruce and Pine, on Monday afternoon, at
o'clock. to proceed to the O.d Swedes' burial
ground.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
WIllr,ose for the season

Tue Beet and Sugar works of River
ton will close for the season to-day and
ther4 lave been invitations sent around
requesting Interested parties to visit
III. works aud Inspect them.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED AMI
y EXUHANGED. Also guns, pistols and
ocks for sale. Bell hanging, tools, bolt cut
ers, ratchets, wrenohes, drilling machines
ngtnes and boileys. JNO. q. HfRZEL.,
9-l8ti 20e III. Sooond street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
TlUBLIU SALE.


At the residence OF W, IL. II. Clark. at
Clark's Corner, near Delaware CITY, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1857,
at ten O'Clock, a. M,
THE ENTIRE PERSONAL PROPERTY
consisting OF . good horses, mules, Es-nH
SO head Of Mich Cows, sorue Of which 4X.
have calves by their side, seven ycarling neii
erS;2 bulls, 2 yoke Of good oxen, SOW, %
good shoats; q large variety Of carriages and
ia IN ngI Implements, Dairy Fixtures, Poultry,
several Hives Of Bees &C.
IERMs.-All sums OF S25 and under cash,
over that amount II credit Of six months.
ENMA L. CLARK.
H. W Stldham & Son Auc'tg, 2r5-ZtW-4td
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
List OF Public Sal on.

To take place:
February
:" 10, Frank 4 Pusey Pennoct, NJ. O. H
Is 10, VIM s. aoodley, d. CO.. Pa.
II, Emma CLARK, Red LION Hd.
Is, L. Shepherd, Pen. Hid,
10, J. u. Hutchinson, N. U. Hd.
i" 20, Lyman X Gamble, NJ. q. II.
23, Samuel Logan, III. G. II,
3" "a, Mathias TObin, y. II
"a, BENJAMIN Booth 8 estate, N. y. II
" 20, ]. Hoifecker, Red Lion HID.
2b, Samr McDonnelly. near Newark
- 20, Elizabeth J. Lyman, M. 9. lid.
." 20, John Newiove's estate, N. q. Hid
" 20, John W. Burris, summit Bridge
" IS, Amos W. House, u q,
-" 28, John Mcdonnell, N. u. Hid.
March !, Abner IL. ana Elwood Woodward
Trustees, MIL Greek Hundred.
], Evan Righter, Brandywine Hid.
2, Mary Gibson w. q. y, II.
Sd McCarty, Christiana Hd.
Q, Ellis Hicks, city.
o, Carr X Lea, Brandywine Hundred.
9, Swayne and Mouseley, Uhris. HID.
- 10, Ezra Pierce, Brandy wine Hid.
- 10. John Barnes city.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16

ge1 E0 For large load OF kindlinp
DlsSbO wood. Orders can be Loft al
Gray u Bros, Second and King streets; 10
cob Mooro,a at CITY Depot, and John y. Miller
At Rising Sun, or Ut the Factory, corner oi
Union street and Htipiu avenue.
9-1Att NrKi~~Bc
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
W GODS DE,

containing 100 acres of land, In Christiana
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, on
the old BrandYwine Springs road, Il a mile
from Lancaster pike, ~ miles west Of VIII
mington. 20 minntes walk to Lancaster pike
station, w. & N. Il. X. Large mansion, an
ornamental grounds, gardens orchards, a
extensive outt uildings, ram, windmill, hy'
drants, two living streams--risht to erect dam
Tor mill or manuiactory-valuab timber,
tenant houses, no ague, no mosquitoes, pur-
est well water Improvements cost $50, ,0t0.
Terms eusy--Sl2, 90 can remain on bond and
mortgage. Address
JOSHUA 7. HEALD,
Real Estate Broker.
H. II. HOsFECKEH. JR., ESQ.
l-29-3'w. cod wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
TOUBLlO SALE.

The subscriber intending to quit the arm'
ing business, will sell ut Public Sale, on the
farm OF Joseph X. Lyman In MIL Greek
Hd., ~ miles above the Brandywine Springs,
on the old HockesSin Road, their stock and
Farming Utensils,
ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY &c, 1880,
at o'clock p. m.. sharp, as follows,
three head oil good Horses, Fight Nv
head Of good Cows, most Of which will 10y
be fresh by day Of sale.
FARMING lMPLEMEyTs.-1 set OF double
Harrows. 8 Cultvators. l Piow, ! Roller,
Horse Rake, Farm Wagon. Rigging.
Corn Shelter, Pennock's; / Grain Fan. Hoes,
Shovels, Rakes, Forks, Spades, nc, Market
Dearborn. In good ordor; ! top Buggy, spar
spring used one year, set of Dearborn Har-
ness, set Of Wagon Harness, Plow Gears,
Collars, Brides, sc.
DAIRY FIxTuRRs.-lC Churn, ! Butter Tub,
with cooler; Pans, Buckets, and many other
articles not mentioned. Also Seed Potatoes
by the bushel, Early Rose, half interest la q
acres OF Wheat In ground.
A credit of months will be given by pur.
chaser giving bank bile not, W tn approved
endorser. LYMAN & GAMBLE
l.. W. Stidham 4 Son. Aucts. 2l2-ts
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
u H. HoHlESOE d. 40.
BANK ERS l. BhOkAN&
N. n. EGF. FOarIh sna rsME&sG.
WlLATlN[iltiN. Della " ASk
IL & EnI1nS LrlAn ShYn,
February l4.-ll.30, A. NJ

SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
Philadelphia, Now rsrx and Bt0n stockp
bought and sold on commission. Every isotL
les afforded for persons to sell or invest ir
stnckR nr bonds. fab2G-Jv
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
II. M. N ULLIN,
TNIV1DEND.

l2-2s.u 400 W. FRONT STREET.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16

DlvlDEND'
A dividend of thirty cents per share hal
been declared by the Managers OF the Will
mington and Philadelphia turnpike Com
pany, payable on en- aztec the 10th Inst
JOS. TATNALIA, Treas.
II no. Nth. Hll-sta-ltw
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

CHEW TEN STRIKE TOBACCO. A
" superior article, and sold at bargain,
something new, give 1t a trial, with all the
best grades to be found in the market, and
sold Mt reasonable prices. DO not forget that
you get tho best YARA OR HAVANA o.
GAR in the city, free smoker and Of the
finest flavor TaIS is A FACT. Also q
large line OF Choice Smoking TOBECCO ON
HAND, ut
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
DUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold 20 the highest bidder, on

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18th, 1880,
t2o'clock, p. NJ.
at the auction rooms of Thos. NJ. Cgle, No.
500 Market street, Wilmington, Del, that de.
sirable country seat and productive farm
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.
7O9 W, FRONT STREET.

Corrected daily by A. r. Tatuall,)
, 1880-03-20
SELTIatINES9.

10 the Editor o. 1hs uhtfngo T+ttuht.
FREEpOilr, ILL.,, March 17.-Will you open
tic door OF Tho 1Iotno to stranger who H.
vested Sl9 for THE Tribune for tho coming
yoar On account Of Tho I1onle being located
there; ard will Orlena propose my mime asa
member? II there are my dues Mtd iorfeits
to pay, will SHE be kind enough to sond me
NIL lsomtzed statement, a11l reln[ttances shalI
bo forthcoming. But to my subject:
noticed III tho lust Home TINT 1toxcy has
sson.etling to say about sclils,aess. ! some
may By permitted will oifera few o., this
aud utllHcJ lnatturst-Inure III tho subject Of
gess .s.o, that eyi: ,xey noxey 44sys ,, so%s
true bit IN Il majority Of cases Il Is 70 from
habit. This s,tbfuct Is so vast TINT Il would
reqsliro paEps to trent 1t fairly. When yo4
see 4 ,tlnn sitting with gloomy eye and ai!d
Gn ,anEnE !; Gl'; t"'w; y y %fy BE- sEe ISn e
1t Is your bright people who think Of
ish 1uan. 1t III tliat very selshncea which
mnkes ST. HIN ,n,oo.ly n'n glony lle asa IL nas
duty has reference to othora. lie hEs bern
.isappnintcl III s0ine selfish qualification; for
Ing tho 1,rans Of Tint qualification; 10 hs s!s
tlle ,neans To fectl ill., desires, aud rIoamy H.
cause lle Is without them. Envlo1ls " aetlya
aiNl industrious tilei, lie Is yet unwilling to
follow, their example, 10 he slts III dnrkless
and slot!. nursing hts solttshness nll ll!s
coarso nppptltes. | distinguish THIS brooA
Ing, moody, snturnfno ma, from tho ,nelan'
clloly ma1l. Tho melancholy man lnny %
made OF tho finpst ,nnterIal; mRy bc kecnly
| sMsforings may bo great eAwsa Of Ills 'Metaa.
| c1,oIy. hut tic MIN Of whom / anl writing,
Nature or his eariy trainng llns woven llftu
Of the coarsest lbre. WILEY R1ELEY.
, 1880-03-20

40 tht Editor o. Ihs Chicago 3TthtHh
CHICAGO, March 1a-Iu answer to Soa'
correspondents inquiry Of the sd ult;
touching the date Of the publication anq
value Of au old edition OF the SPECTATOR
fln.l from q complete edition Of the Original
comprising nino volumes, !n MY possession
that 1t first appeared In London OIL Thursaey'
tho 1st day of blarct, I'LL THE year. POW
ever, Is printed thus: Il. 1o1l}. Its paplleNw,
tlo,l was continued daily from this time NY. ~
Saturday, the 9th Of December, 17ia, at w''ieu
date 1t reached Its ts5th number. THO sslr
eral prevailing op!nlon appears to ba tha1 Wv
Spectator ceased to- exlat..wltil The !as's.
number. but'1 tind that Its 65ath number WV
published on Frldny, juno IL, l7l4, and lio's
this latter date 1t appeared continaous1
every. Friday, Monday. and Wednesday oa~ ~.
Monday, Dec. 20, lila, when Its 6S5th naa91s ,sa
was ,eachetl. It ceased Its publication WY
this number for wo-weeks, and rcoppealty%
with IFS G}0th number OH Monday. 3a.as 3s,s -
ILL., After this ttate 1t was published eSea1
Monday and Fsi,luy until Aux:3, lila. "hsn
1t tltle1 ltA career With NDa, G6 lnd e9A
This Spectator in Its day acu,iireu f'tgn r.
and lust fuJne, all lAs Geell c0tlslieTed IT, ".
must popular df Any mEscellnnyln EnRlisn IL II
ernture. Sit Rtchiirl! Steele was lllDllpietaaSS
lts leading spltlt. 1la was an erratle tssa t,''a
gentleman, possessing, l,nweser. tf!ht hsnjJ ej
brl9lsalcy OF fnliey. imvutslYo asdos' S4''
, 1880-03-20

to ccusurc herself. The duties OF wife md
mother, ttebnrrinR l.cr from tho pleasures OF
society, she lias stud At home to rerf{orm n,
cared for no ouu hit hlnsclf-l,as Eone Into
snctety ns lnrscl, rs ever, llcver col!sluerlng
tllet his duty ns father Of these twp in',ocent
Children sle,na,a!e.i my rclln9M1sl'nSn,ts o.
nttltnE insult to Injury, tlc hos yielded It's
who, to say tho least. Is ileltllor pr',c't nor
modest. llal these two, tncstl!1g IN aocirty
utterly runounccd the snctcty of each nthor;
b,!t instead, he, having wlfc and children
whosa happiness a,ltl Wcil-hcinE tic WIS ni,-
and sl,c, Knowing Tint he wn* nelther
''"'ts Ell t, II" Tic % %dIsgiacctai @ intatu ,tian. s
And, aitloneh they might bc par;
feelings nettl,er sllouii iiavu cherished, tic
greater crltue has been IN keeping TIP the is,-
fatuulLntt by correspolnlancr mi Under
the Impression that thu editors sentiment,
trs 5" Il II ahs sss ses sc,ss q kas wt s's sa
le,aly herself to such sciictnc for rsining =
fnMily? | tlse tho word "ul,prlliclpesl ;"
S'tHfressaSt %a ean sss{ ao {9n q ss syss a issa saS
duilce tint CEarIls's la'ppinrss woail be
eecure should his nuble. generous wife teavo
lIl,n to follow liis own dcvices. And III those
very facts, my drnr Katie, yo,i hnse tlla
strongest lnntlvcs for efforts to reclaim your
husband. Suraly yuu, NJ. honest, iavlng girl,
surupulolls wn,llnll Of this kind. And, u,l-
less lle IL 80 ilxrtl III his purpose 70 coinnlit
tI!ia wronE TINT nothng viii turn liI,n taml
still l,nye tho p.,wer to tllangc Ills COURSE.
But l,nw? An;l first, ~ read your latter,
1t strikes NE that 3Utr gre;ltGst fnlstnku
hns lcGli III permitting your Christian ltupe
a,Ma f:.ttIt to give way u.tler trial, t>o you
not know lint there II u why "to slisltr i,tlti
grow slronE"? Perhaps tic very strongest
attraction you Ind for Charlie WHEN yotl were
married WIS this beauty of Christian life
shown IN faitft md, hope, md toye?' For It
il evident TINT men, liuwtver much they n,ny
70 asirnY themselves, liz, generally prefer
pure, religious women for wives, whose
truth, laHntsty, a,ll purity nre above auspi.
elm. Suppose, It'll all t1lesu years, you Ind
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