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The daily gazette., 1880-01-07
J FIFTH EDITION,
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TsS21asfsc 's,MrATHxERF D. a
n 0 SIGHr. IN
The meetipk1has was held inthe Sc
hali last might came very near being pro
took place duribE tse affsrnoon between
the inyvement. fbe. .pspieseEuring in
the affair were Barney lfSssnbaatt,a well
| known character arouhd tawpN and 4
66od> ,natured fellow, for~AlF fhaA> and
l@dsctox, q! g. Adams, sae4 4dsssl cup
mao IN the truth must beNknQN NJ {
| mas -, wel enough 10 state thAys Bah
Hpsy TfQh n native of Poland, ~cfakpl b
f6r bot6rlqty, aud at the same time NE
remark viii also hold good IN the ease
of the Quassi cup dealer. The forLnerf
however, took the first step looking 10
the starting OF NOV ment to aid the
opp, essed Irisbmen, while the Doctor
came into the Organization some tlms
afterward, and was introduced by Ro-
senblatt.
Well, all went along like clock work,
with she Doctor STRIVING to hold a lead
Ing part In the organization and Barney
not caring, he says, "who led, 90 long ~
the thing moved along in the interests
Of the cause" On SUNDAY last the
"Doctor" went 90 New York to write
Hon, Chas. &. Parnell TO come TO Viii
mington, and teleg am was sent from
Mr. Parnell TO Barney saying he would
90 ne to Wilmington soon. This tele-
gra N was published and Barney became
known as the rec pient VI the dispatch.
Now, the "Doctor" wanted TO cal. the
Q ~ hall meeting TO order but IL was de
c.ded that Mr.. Flanagan should do so.
THIS annoyed the doctor" and. on
returning TO Wilmington, he waxed
wroth, and, with anger In his eyes, bur
ried to BarDey's barber shop, intent on
revenge.
What ensued IL told in the most
graphic language 10y good natured Bar
hey. The doctor" cCused him OF let
tnR against him; OF having the telegram
pitnted as addr' s,edi to him Barn y,
when It should not; aud OF using infiL-
ence To get Flanagan to preside al the
meeting. t was more than Polish
blood eould stand, aud battle at once
commenced, and u only ended when the
muscular doctor was seized by the
sight Barney with one hand on the
loose part OF the breeches and the other
ON the coat collar, and fired into the
street In the most scientific way. The
Doctor" was vending his way do wn the
,treet, nwhen,p according 10 Barney's
story, he was over aken and the tele-
kr.u shown TO him, bearing the address,
Barney Rosenblatt" The.'Doctor"
suatched 1t away, aud another struggle
ensued, that did not amount TO much
NO blood Is likely to be- split aud the
,nat sr IL now quoted. Had It not been
10 the Mayors presence at the meeting
~ ~ thought that miniature "Douney-
'rook FAIR" would have been organs
ized.
At the meeting DIR. Adams got ahead
81 Barney and had his (Barne!'sj name
and those of two OF three others sIrickr u
from the list of vice presidents. Ongi'
nallv Barney's name was the third On
the list.
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ALABAMA's NEW SENATOR.

A LAWYER OF FINE ABILITY APPOINTED
BY THE GOVERNOR.
MoNTGoMERY, Ala, Jan. g. Governor
Cobb today appointed Luxe Pryor OF
Athens to dill the vacancy in the United
States Senate caused by the death of
Senator Houston. Mr.. Pryor has never
before been an officeholder, always de
clining. II Is an able man and law yer
Of fine ability. He was the law partner
of the late Senator Houston. An elec
lion by the Legislature of a United
States Senator will take place in Noyem
Der next.
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At Mo0re,s SHIN Ynr1l.

A visit to Moore's ship yard diclosed
the fact that work is very brisk, in fact
lie has as much as he eau possibly do.
This morning the large schooner, II.
d. =. CorsOn, was hauled out on the ma
riAe railway, where she will undergo ex.
tensive repairs.
On Saturday next large canal barge,
which Mr.. Moore is building for X. f
Cahill, Of Philadelphia, will be launch.
ed.
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StOpped In Time.

BUFFALO, Jan. Ca dastardly at
tempt was made 10 wreck the Falls train
on the New York Central branch last
evening between North Buffalo and
Ionawanda, several rails having been
wedged between the tracks and a num-
D OF ties piled cross. The pilot of
the engine had already mounted the first
when tue train was stopped.
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advancing the Price of Milk

PITTsBuRe, Jan. 6.-The nail men
! this city agreed to-day TO advance
the price of nails sevcnty-iive cents per
keg, making the price of keg five dol
lars. This step was taken on account of
great demand which has set in. Tie
recent jump in iron may have had
something TO do with it. The advance
was as sudden as unexpected, and was
made by telephone communication.
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Qusrreling Norsnons.

Advices from Salt Lake City say that
Delegate Cannon seems to have accom-
plished little with his associate apostles,
for they are very defiant, and iusist that
polygamy is sacred institution. Before
he left for Washington he said to gem
tleman in Salt Lake City that he was
satisfied that either polygamy must go
or that the Mormons had to 90. The
Delegate is in an awkward position
and he realizes it. He has TO speak
sense among sensible men in Washing
ton, while his apostle chief indalges in
rebellious rubbish. There has been cur
rent in Salt Lake City for two weeks
report that the apostles were seriously
divided on general church policy, and
that Delegate Cannon was called from
Washington TO take part in an important
deliberatiOn. The chief apostle wants
to step into Brigham Young's shoes, and
be President, Prophet, Seer and Reve-
lator of the whole church. Apostle
Smith claims that as the nephew Of the
founder of Mormonism he Is entitled
TO the highest position. Apostle Orson
Pratt claims that he is the oldest apostle
and that Taylor is only at the head be-
cause Brigham had a grudge against him,
Pratt. They are in nice maddle.
Probable suicide of a Millionaire.
CINCINNATI, January Ga dispatch
from Cleveland says Leonard Case, a
very wealthy resident Of that city, died
early this morning under circumstances
which give rise 10 suspicion of suicide.
He was found lying on the floor and near
by was a saucer which contained chloro.
form. Case was a bachelor nearly 6l
years Of age and was worth between S3,
900, 600 and $4,000,000. He was noted
for his charitable gifts, having donated
some years ago large block of ground
- the Cleveland Library.
an Exceptional Gold Transac-
ton,
LONDON, Jan. 6.-The Standards fl
nancial article this morning says: "Ar
exceptional transaction in the purchase
OF gold for export to America was re-
corded yesterday of f35,000, having
been taken from the ol en- market fol
America. This operation, however, I.
not regarded as initiating any consider
able effiux at present. 1t is understood
that arrangements are in progress for tn,
transmission Of considerable amoun
Of bonds in partial liquidation of the Ii
abilities on account Of grain and cottoI
imports"
1t is related Of well known merchan
OF neigh" "oring city that, after making
his Will and leaving a large property [,
trustees for his son, he called the younI
man In and, after reading the will TO HIN
asked him If there was any alteration 0
Improvement he could suggest. We'll
father" SAID the Young man lighting
cigarette, "I think, as things go now a
days, II would be better for me If yo
left the property TO the other fellow an
made me trustee The old gentleme
made up his mind then and there tha
the young man was quite competent .
tahe charge of his own inheritance, an
he scratched the trustee clause oet.-N
Y. World.
The report that the racehors Frons
has been ruined is now denied.
| General Grant and party arrived q
jacksonville, Fla, yesterday.
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Fingers An.putdted.

Yesterday while Benjamin Cause, a
son of Mr.. S. l. Cause, was at work at a
jointing machine, at the Harlan * Hol-
lingsworth Co. he had the two middle
fingers of his left hand badly mashed.
de was taken to his home, No. l4O9 Van
Buren, streets, and Drs. Tantum and
Franz were summoned, who amputated
the fingers.
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XEkgRxek,
fRRAT$icI ANs
/. T2A\esssAs<' =
3eSsxMRs or
COD4lXER OIL

4 moving Irofs1expef,ezcAf n.
faction ~ uIten I.tfendlrM fte M su'ssalis.
vi mapy Of the eniGjsipps M tbe e,nlehslls
ietftpres Of the efnuls ida sgbicITi h OF lie
parek and dispensed f3r,1yt.sr ~ nave pre.
varying satisfaction, Th6fI ol WIN in.
finest Norwegian and thes fisosi so., Is lns
lous care is exercised In the Nr6a,osc oscIapu'
material and in every detail nj ,, Oi al
faeture. BY careful manipulatia' mann.
emulsion ~ made with the smaiIes, lhs
stole amount OF gum, and by the ves. pt,.
nnte aivisiyh s oI Tue oil globules is reyas, a,'
tach tablespoonful contains boaole bo stable
9i on and grains Of Hy pophosnh,tvteol veol
Lime. samples will be gladly fir,, N Z
g s, an fhysicians who may desire i6rH, Hls1e
nctured and sold Wholesale ami r.hu mhhu
W. h.. WILLIAMS
49,, DRuGGisr
z-t ninth ana Marspl n.
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The Monroe Street .Sewer.

The Court OF Errors and. Appeals met
in Dover yesterday, and The only case
occupying the attention of the court was
the appeal from the Chanceilor's decis-
ion IN the suit of Wm. A. Murphy a al
Us, the City Of Wilmington Macallister
for city, Bradford for applicants. The
case will be argued to-day aud to-mor-
row
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POsfnOllPd.l

Owing TO the large number of engage
ments ahead at the Opera House, the
opera Fdtinitzd, which was announced
to be presented on Thursday evening,
the l7ih inst, has been postponed. Due
announcement will be made when the
opera will be presented
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THIRD EDITION
.aAudtso,s Wells Desire.

HR sEEKs REAPPoIsTMENT .IN THE
WAY OF vINDIcATIoN.
A despatch from Washington is as
follows:
j. Madison Wells, Surveyor OF Gus
tems ~ New Orleans, whose term OF Of
Zoe IN expire soon, Is an aspirant for
reappointment. 1t is not likely, how
ever, that Mr.. Wells win be continued
In Office, because, even should he be re-
appointed by the President, the Senate
would certainly refuse to confirm his
nomination. Mr.. Wells, 1t appears, ap-
preciates this fact, but Is desirous OF hav'
ing the President nominate him fol
another term IN the way of furnishing
him with q vindication against the as
PENSIONS Of his po itical enemies and ira
ducers. 1t Is said that Mr. Wells WI
visit Washington TO urge his appoint
ment in person, but II Is not prooaole
tbat he NH succesd. Mr.. Pinchback
who Is now here, is named rs his prooa
ble successor.
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The Evidence Accumulated

IL. j. Footner, of Toronto, Ont, certifles
that Warmers Safe Pills have cured him
OF biliousness and sleeplessness. @. A, j.
Gadbois, OF Brookvllle, Canada, certifies
that the Safe Pills and Safe Bitters have
cured him Of malarial difficulties con
tracted In Texas. E. ]. Campbell, ofPhll-
adelphia certifies that the Safe Pills and
Safe Kidney and Liver cure have nearly
cured him OF bad chronic liver COM
plaint. And like testimonials keep com
ng In. declS-2wdaw.
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FOURTH EDITION,
Inaie.tlen. for To-Day.

failing, fol- otoed by rising barometer
cooler north and vsst toinds, cloudy oea-
taer ,oih rainor snoW. possibly JoilosOsd by
clear or clearing toeather.
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VIII visit Wilmington.

Gen. Louis Wagner, Of Philadelphia,
head officer of the Grand Army of the
Republic of Pennsylvania, will visit this
city on Wednesday next. He comes for
the purpose If installing the officers of
the Grand Army Posts in this city.
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amounting kto............s .sllO, sOO
@esponsible corresponding agents want
satiOn Will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address. for
iuItner Information, or send orders by ex
press or mail, addressed only 70
M: A. DAUPHIN,
or same person at 49,
No. $40 broadway, New York.
ara al % oIr %o,snu extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manaee-
nlent OF Generals q. T. Beaureeard and
s1Dat n. E.arly decl7-2taW4W&w
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-16th.-
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AAoAOLkfb THEATRE,
In the City OF Louisville. ON

In the City OF Louisville. on
y "A N ~ RY 81, 1880.
These drawings. authorized by act ol
Ine Legislature OF 1858, and sustained by
advertisements ofother lottery companies
VINO claim the sole ownership OF "nlI the
grants In Kentucky" TO the contrary mot.
MlIhstandlngl, occur regularly on the last
ana are supervised by prominent Stata
officials.
Every ticket-holder can be his own
supervisor, call out his number and see il
placed In the wheel
The Management call attention 70 the
grand opportunity presented ofobtaining
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Death OF a Weu KnO,on Actor.

LOWELL. Mas, Jan. 5.-GeOrge E.,
better known as "Yankee" Locke, the
comedian, died at his home in Dracutt
to-day of typheid fever, aged 81 years.
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RAfLhOADb.
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NoYEMBKR lerH. LEE

NOVEMBER 10TH, 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
7.OO, FLO. 1890 n. m. 80, 400. 100. s.i6 p.
Philadelphia (Express) 900. s.Ss, 1902 a.
Phila. and New York AL, 100, 1902 a. m,
l2lS. 1899. $40 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations,
s.8ba IN.
baltimore and Bay line. 7.Os p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l25l, 20S,
s.35 a. m. 1852, l.04, Sis, 2. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave for
New Castle $50, s.l5. a. M; l.l0, 300, $50
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations.
s.l5 "A. m. Ito, 6.SO p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate stations, 9.l5
M; l.I0p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
Hl0 a. m. 800. $50, 9.i6 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 200 a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l26l, 40
n. IN.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot. Ii. +. KENNEY.
superintendent
nELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD
~ Change OF hours. ON and amer Feb.
4th, 1879, Trains will run ~ fol ows:
Leave Wilmington, ,T.l5 a. m, 1880 a. m.
ND $50 pm
Arrive Avoudale, s.5s "A. m, ~ 80 noon.
Arrive Pomeroy, 50 a m, 90 y m.
Returning. leave POmeroy iO.4U a. m
nd so p. m.
Returning, leave Avondale, PA noon,
Arriving, Wilmington, 8 70 a. m, 2I5p
and 0O p. m. ID. CONNELL,
Jferltf Superintendent.
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THE FOLI.OwINS3 Pn.xrs

Al applications for club rates should bs
made TO the home office,
remit Dy bank dram OF express Orders
at our expense.
run list OF drawing published in Louis.
Vilie courier Journal and New York Her-
iid and mailed TO all ticke ket- holders. For
tickets and Information address II. i
CoMMERFORD, Courier journal Build
Ing, Louisville, KY,
enthusiastically wSw,
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Wilmington Markets.

WILNGSGToN, Del. January 7, 1880.
Quotations at the Brandywine Mills for
Flour and Gram, furnished by w. q.
Pennypacker. 4 Co. Corrected Daily.
Best Patent Flour ............t9 so totl0 rs
Choice Family FIOur......... 30 to y 81
Choice perfine.............- 50 To 50
Prime new wheat............. ! so
New Corn. Observation-Disclosures. %
Bran per ton.................. 20OU
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IILADELPHIA MARKETS,
WEDNESDAY,, DEC, 81, ,5P.A

FLOUR Is Inactive and barely steady
sales Of l3JO barrels, including Minnesota
Extra AT 81 5Oa7 20; Pennsylvania do. do.
at 81 OOaS7 %; Western do. do. at 81 a o. 50
and patent and other high grades at 81 75a
sS %. Rye tlouri Is steady at e5 -.
GRAIN.--Wheat is dull and weak
sales of 700 bushels including rejected
al sl AZ; red and amber at 81 sal SAX, !;
ana No. 2 red, elevator, 81 81. At the
open Board, no tran nsactions. Rye Is un-
changed. Corn is quiet and easter. Sales
Of 10000 bushels, including old mixed aud
yellow AT 62aB2l e., and new do do 5sa59l<c
At the open Board no sales. Oats are In :
active but steady, with sales OF 500 bush
including stained, at Fai8c., and white at
ISaigc
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY, January 5,5P.M M.
BEEF CATTLE were dull and prices were
traction lower. 3l9l head sold at the
different yards at a &C. per b., gross,
as to condition.
SHEEP were In demand at an advance
1000 head sold at the different yards at AZ
&C., and lambs at 81 aBl3c. per 10.
Hoes were dull and rather lower, 5000
mead sold at oa714c. per pound, and a few
choice at TIC.
Cows were unchanged, 275 head sold al
t2Oa$5O per head.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION
Purk Drove Yard, West Piltd., Jan. 8.
SHEEP.-Extra, llO to l30 ms, ~ 10 &c.
good, 10 to 100 Ds.. 5l4 TO 51< fair, so to
common lambs, 81 TO SO OO calves,
to ~. Arrivals. 4SO0 head. Market
Ordi uHry.
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Local stock and Bonds.

Local stock and Bonds
National Bank OF Delaware. 20
First NalioSlai Bank. W
Onion National Bank. y
National Bank VII. and Brandywine.. @
Farmers' Bank. nk....-.................... oo
WiImln lngton Coal Gas Compsny........ y
Delaware TX. X. Co. e
Delaware Western X Go stncks y
Phila. vii. 4 Baltimore r. 4 Co... es7z
Wilm Northern r. r. Co. ~
Delaware Fire ms Co................So ~
Delaware State Bonds. ...............10 104
Wilmington City g.. s................"...Is
Wilmington City 50. ...lo4
New Castle County Loan. ....... ........ w
Delaware Railroad. first Mortgage. 1o5
Delaware Railroad, extension. .........i i09
vii. Passenger Railway %. lst mort. loi
% 90 STOCK. 4
Masonic Hall Ce Bonds. %
Masnnic Hall
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authorized by the COMMONWEALTH oTKv
AND FAIREsr IN THE WORLD.
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Fsn..cian and Co.nmercial.

WILMINGTON. Del, Jan. 7, 1850.
L.sest stock quotations furnlehed Dy
dssid a Co.. Clayton House Building
Wilm ington, Del, at II M. to-day;
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Meetings Tonight.
WEDNESDAY.
Hope Lodge, No. 8, l. O.O.F.
Champion Lodge, No. Q, X. of p.
Oriental Lodge, No. l3, X. of p.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. OF T.
Harmony Lodge. No. s. A. o. g. f.
, 1880-05-01
THO MAN IN TEXAS.
now HE IL FANlNu.

I'D tHe LAH9F " 4H& <N+SApN 4FHhNet
GoIIAp, Tex, April 2s.-I have Just tln-
!sl,ed reading TIE Tlt1nuSE advertisements
and nit, a,ld nIn still laughing over deorg!n's
pI.n for making "barrul cimlrs." Just think
how lo,.g had to wuit for my laugh. THE
TRIBUNE Is ncarly q woek old, mud 1t casno TO
mo by to-nlglt's mali. But enjoy II 50
nlucl,l Why should Georgia, or n,.y 0ne
clsu, sock to spread such dangerous infortn,a-
tlonP HIVE wc not evils enough 10 groan
under al1catly9 Why should any unas-
sulnlng purson want that "nu!sanco OF
nnisallces," a barre! cl,airp recollectoMs
OF item date baek many years, but renieIl.-
hvr theln distinctly Us an inlluInatl COLI
triyance to promote skepticisnl and tort
not ornamental. Ttoy were always ~ tlls
yard. They RESTED YoH wlioro yo9 n. didn't
the house that could DO Induced u. OCCUPY
one OF them q second tln,u Was q big, lazy
cat Tie bad buys ut tIllr housu lot whom
was reckouel 01lH) fell lntn tbs iAbtt OF eull-
Ing them "preacll0rs' pulptts," and they werc
taGoocl. used to df4aln abUut theln BY
night, but fonlly lloped I hnl outgrnwN
them along With several other things which
1t Ia not necessary to nlentlOu,-but here they
cpme aRain. OF, 0corKlal IT IL too bad I!
Ifow can we forgive you?
Why Should Evelyn lIopp bo lonesoweP
Why should anybody bv lone8Ome9 Uut
they are--wcary alll hopeless, too. Lot no
suggest o remedy never known to full. ONO
, 1880-05-01
BOUND 70 SAY Ht}alETTrlN0,

~ ~, ,1'', s,,I u"e m o"'easo !7'oaat
.s., mArASA, y, H. ~. Mps.a ~ 5IlseatnR on tho t
"suirer Of, mud make no slgn." IA 49,,
nnusnas thn rrcassarv nnai1tco,,or. es3s
pv nrt,sr ~, ,~ntns ~ In, o1S r. ios
'nai,s1, IN son,s ~ u.'H. Il =" o1'e llstensl
shall NJ least feel relieved.
wonder what Forty Years Is trying Ia A.
for ,ntI mr. fotth l., ti,a cr.ojntv u -. "ts seS
~. ..'a a..''. u ,'. ..'n a - ,.a u ahappy
, 1880-05-01


MUSHROOM, h1icl,., April 2o.-I write to
correct any wrong Impression which nnny
have been made by Trlc0trin'B letter In tho
last Home concerning Chantauaua L. $. O.
lie or she says 1t Ii Il religious circle. and de-
voted chiefly to Biblical studies.
with the Conductors permission, will
give list of studies of the present year, md
thus enable Others to judge for themselves.
They ure rs follows: Roman. history md
literature. philosophy of tho plan Of shlva-
tlOn. English literature, American history
and literature, how to get strong and how.
orlena, 1 thaak you for TINT beautiful
poeIn.
Chat, you do write very nnaccoMntable
things for either man or nn old maid. 1rn
glad YOU anu Snap wrote these letters. Low
those who ttD mt want to bo convinced: It
IL my humble opinion tlint Il faithful follow
Ing OF the tlolttn 1iule by both husband aud
wlfe would make the wheels OF married. life
ruin quito smoothly.
what frIei"i slid TO- to !ns S not iong aeo. W.
were ronyerslng on thls very snb}ecte,vz.:
happy, va. unhappy marriages. Snld slle;
s'Prnp!le are apt to judge the restnf the world
by their own uxperlenGcs." Now did itnoyer
@ xsYS 10 Yy Ike Ent SGsssny " Mser Sn Tsf Rs
one: Now j,!st put yourself III such . po-
sttl0n Ms she describes, and don't you think
you would fcol Just a little Hike grunlbllng !?
Honestly, now, Antl-Grumb!er, dnu't yo,l
{ sE0{ ks Naw Yss Sey yGn Ss 1S aoy yS EraHSs Hat
agree with you IN tI,emaln after gil, / don't
beli0ye / .wnuld get M nntf build the, fire
either; but then what It the twins cried
What would You do? j.
, 1880-05-01

~ ING As4NV1 " 4hS LRItuQQ @Et9uNS%
CHICAGO, April 24.-At least one writer In
Tho Hume has struck the keynote to most OF
tho ,inhapplness i'll snciety. We must alt
bow To wlat Evelyn Hope calls "tho ghost
of solitude" We read Of unhappy nlnr-
rlAgcs, we SEQ broken friendships Oh every
side, and often shed blttcr tears over the
emptiness Of sociaty, without recognizing the
prime cRtlse to be the lonesolnelless OF hu-
mRnfty. .......
1t Is true tl,at there ia no place so lonesome
Us n crowd. Often Wo SEQ young men come
to tho city mid turn out badly attur q few
yenrH simply befaliso they were lonesome
null had not tlles power to put down ills
glI0st. Anti tue worst of 1t seems to be TINT
tho ghost will not stay, down. Even II their
yelope{l n taste for rcAlnE. they still domantt
recreation aud amusement; anu, na oil tho
gntes tic Church md s0ciety seen,
10 he cf6lctl Rgainkt tl,0so in n strange lnud
without money, they su0!l degenerate into
street-lnNfers, mid frnm tllat 10 thu Rllttnr u
but n short step. Tllora nre llnntlrGdH OF
both sexes IN ti,ls city to wl!oln tLis ghost IL
daily. visitor. The 0nly remedy scc!ns to
lie III time a1ul chalco acquaintance, There
bind Zip tho wounds Of this class nt sufferers.
Sone olle says, very truly: "After MI, q
man hns to liv0 80 much al01o IN tl!e world,
tnns,ts M t,mt tic i i',"st lmtlmnte frci chi:
not k,luw, alul longllgs and nsp!rltlot,s tl,at
noa Gan l !1n s,,nre pr s"s'sfy> and ut lust llo
XII XII that list Is very true. VIII not tho
tn dispel this gl90in by welcoming NIL now
c0nlers and creating truo lsolse fculingP
tA,YK.
, 1880-05-01
lin scenery yields sense OF qualification to

this lny.
:. We'll, years haye. .rassea since tl,at tay, md
tic botltlct tl,at Willie Marsh 80 arttsllcnlly
arranged from our tl0wer~gartlpn ilas fntlctl;
Willie, l remember, hatl large black eyes and
-ycs.-rave,l IInir, with ono pure Wlilts lOck
thrown back flt,in Ills forelienh. Tint luck,
we were stlrc, would give HIN. distinction
when he became the eminent llytnn lie was
destined to br. Hnt Wltlle's 1Mln,l oNtgrew
tho mortal pagt; the jawels were too fine for
tho cnskct, and SO tic Master sent for them
to "lnnke up" III Ills crDwn immortal.
Washington laid down hta lifu for hfs c0u11..
try Ills Rraye Is ntnohR the unknown. ami
other hn1las tllnn ours wenve Xnrlntlds for Ills
tomb ut cnch succeeding 3fay, giving
Love mud tcars fnr tho blne,
Tnnrs and love Tor the gtTty.
Frank Inns settlrtl OIL 4 fArtn III tho enjoy
,nent OF domestic bliss, and nll around them
peryudcs such iii atmosphere Of home niitl
f,nppitess tint fear they. never for n nHl-
lnent hive given a thought to that lll0nent-
ois question, How 10 manage each other?
tcallt,ot tell what has bcEon,c Of the "ma-
tnrlRl cano"; but ARrfcolA writes for Tho
lf0ntr, and the ternsnl OF Ills "0gtOEnlia-
run awakened tie Intent )'nwers Of lnolt,o-
~ a1ld provoked this rcnIintsrencc.
80 oflcn nre the pngcs ut tifc's history re-
vlved by single word or ilnnle+ MIliA.