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Can't Spare a Single Vote.

To THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE
Republicans in the Second ward finding thav
were going to lose considerable strength by
the withdrawal of James II. McSorley from
their party, induced him to contradict In the
Morning Ne,es the statement he made tn an
EOery bse'aih9 reporter. The Republicans
cannot afford to lose so efficient worker as
Mr.. McSorley, and they are coaxing him NOT
TO leave the party. Should he desert them
there is no doubt a large number would
follow him in the Second ward,
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BACK AT THEIR POSTS.
The Reliance Excursionists Return From
Their Trip.

The Reliance EXcursiOnlsts Return From
Their Trip.
After an absence of four days the excur-
sjonists of the Reliance Engine Company re-
turned last night about O'clock, 4 resecnnl reecn.
tipp committee of the Reliance Active
Association met them at the train, and after
o short street parade the company was
halted at the engine house. Addresses were
made by Chief Engineer Murphy, Harry
Sharpley, Esq, John +. O'Donnell and
Others and substantial supper provided.
During their absence the excursionists
visited New Brunswick, N. j., Bethlehem,
Maueh Chunk, Switchback and Glen Onoko.
They were well received wherever they went
and made much of little Charlie Broadhart
In particular, who was fairly loaded down
with honors. They left Bethlehem yesterday
morning.
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Deaths During the waaA

During the past week there were so deaths
reported to Registrar razer against IL for
the corresponding week last year. or the
death were from typhoid fever.
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A SHIP AND AN EAGLE.
THE NEW CONSTITUTION AND
THAT PROUD BIRD.n
HON" JUDGE FISHERS SPEECH,
ne, nemarkaole and Characteristic Repub
ncan Mass Meeting In the Opera Hoys.
Last Night-some Amusipe Thtngs

Twas honest Job who built ship
ana gave 1t TO his party,
And Burglar Dick received the eift
With thanks expressed most hearty.
"n,ie calmly that proud bird" sat by.
with mein most sad and sickfil
look was In his hopeless eve
winch said, II am Of Dick full.r
The Republicans had remarkable rou,.
In the Opera House last night on the noaa
sion OF the presentation 70 Mr.. Dick Her
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"a. American Kinao

James O,Neill will appear this evening" M
the Opera House in can American King -
the leading role in which he has mada =
study and a living character. e "
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Union Park MeetinC

mass temperance meeting will be held
In Union Park, Front and Union streets. To.
morrow afternoon at $50. The true issues
OF the day will be discussed. All are in
vited to come and take part.
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BASE RAIL-.

N,
The Quiekstep Defeated by "A v,s,t,,o
Club.
tor. anere y. q, was but small number of specta.
sStsrno a. Cne SnioD street grounds yesterday
aIternoon, but good game was nlave,I he,
Tween the Quicksteps of this efty and the
as follows: P'""' 4"N 'e'eA' MAS
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POcket Picked

Miss Lizzie Tull of Wilmington, had h, p
pocket picked of valuable gold watch n,
at Elktop.. "i'eihos IA
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Indications.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 7.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, slightly warmer, generally
iair weather; southerly to westerly winds :
lower barometer.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
ID EDITION NOW READY.
. THE POCKET MANUAL.
IA Pocket Cyclopedia, ~ Writers and Travel
ers' Ready Reference Book
Contains over u, 600 Synonymous Words; For.
the whole book; ChpTeh Calendar; Great Assem-
bly, Rooms: Titles used In United States: Abbre-
all oceasiops; Womap,s Chances 81 Mafriage
ff0m carefully y-eQmpiled statistics; Interest," DIS
Parliamentary. Charts; Business Laws, Rules,
etc. Perpetual Calqudar; Domestic and Foreign
Read Human Eaturei Cost of the War; Legal
Holidays; Language Of Flowers etc, etc., ..fhe
p.ocketbook style, tl.oO mailed. AGENTS
va = +. @. RIFFEL 4 Co., Publishers.
q, 0-f s3l Arch Street, Philadelphia,
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EOR SALE
PUBLIC R4dLES.
ATTENTION..

at 10 O'Clock, a. M,
The following lot of superior driving horses de-
scrlbed rs follows;
No. L., Dun colt, years 0id warranted seuad
and kind in single aHd double baEpess, A ipe
driver and promises speed,
No. 2. liaV colt, years old, sired by Thomas
Morgan from Star mare, warranted sound and
kind In single and double harness. VIII make a
trotter.
No. 3. Roam mare, years old, one OF the hest
roadsters In the county. Can trot close to q 80 and
can be driven by the most timid person--an extra
pole mare-warraiitcd sound and kind In single
and double harness.
Also a side bar buggy by Mcl.ear 4 Kendall, one
set OF fine harness by YerKer, and lot OF blankets
etc, etc.
The above are all the property ofprivate parties
ana sod only for want OF USE oct7, 9-"5
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United States Marshal McMullea was.
CHIEF marshal of the New ConstitxssD-,.
parade last evening" s''1->z'1
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,~tsSE .iPpLIGATYDYS.
PATRICK MFnApIT,

9lR 9siFR ar !, PATRICK MCCARTHY
Ma sIin The Within mentioned nr"mise,, : ,
y nj Dray u ~ ~, Act of AssemhlS i'm smcb
slll IN H,iaed do hereby TIye no,icn s
lilfsffG f5np, ,r "rillng 10 the lionorabIe ihe
v ss,E,I DeiiSc1gyt 1t 5r GrGH,crel r., sessions Of the
gdSe,e,Sa.,lnle County, on MonJnv lsawaTe, ",
s.tiiof sail il"., next, A. b., IsSs 6.ine
a',l Al NsTySIrntn,dI NsPSrt, for license to keep s AZ
ySa ,YI h u the Third ward az r3hroe ~, I.s and
'hlts, quS,., Di', and to sell in.nv ,S @ Sn.K ol
Z tht poi.,rs pre,o,y.rs than one quart t"hs ~ hs
tless,' ss'p,'1rs, paI,, and sthe fdiiowin.u" !" ro ne
ssll ap6lIrSas, I1Ss,liaenis of said ward ~ raco,n me-
"a " iP''catlon to wit "' 'ecoia-
aatssIln Ih0. Edwards.
~ NJ. Grumll,h,
Y IlsSyi9rt MA Fcukr n n Abberger,
II.aSh +, \. Haekenbere,
sfspp frederick Beck,
As,p, Geo. il. i, Graham.
iPake Ygprge Yund,
i'phdd,. John A. Mitchell
Saaaaad J7hn A. CONWAY
~, AhdreY Reed. ="
rzFhlSk IE91nlrY,
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hin meni,NlES n NJ MESSlNG, OWNER

An ullh sailh mcntlnna,91olNG, OWNER
SSy'issI%ey sIV s%aS sase ie SsGe GS@e
vagS99eaf seS.o,RIorable, the JS Jsa,es shail III
!, ,sgsis slle e sf DeiaIwiaGree SI iGe Peace F., and
~ ~ XIX Monday e' he lsth ~ asd 9dy for or
d; i$Is III d4salps the '''i iirst a'G day ~
y Ss9STrSc SSSc stree. iHs 96lihAs, Keep aornnn an
Il5aSStss tssTjihugtop,, Il I bdl,e ihe TRird dsd ~ssd
I,,ilas WAL Oh tbee leSs IS qiiaptities iba32 ~ s seg
aaeadih RillzeRse Uses, and the foT-
Ik Johp,IP PEIlse93lioa, to Wit: ~"
hG' PIT p'ck < Monaghan.
i,ta,. Sa,ward Walther
il' JSseph JS%ph +. Martin
ifAO Iiilinirs Iiiliirs Martln
h. !, G. Ha;wdaIig *; wdaIightcap,
lIeSh rank Zimmerm.n
Charles v MsltEglesworIh,
JACOB MESSING,
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R2GLSTERS NOTICES.
ppI,r..-. -7-717-7-i
idslER'S ORDER.
q. i aRE9IsTER's OFFIcR.

hhE9lsTER's OFFICE.
''. ,ts, w. De-, September Goth, 1882.
4, E \, ippllcatiop Of El1en KeIly admin
~ n IN itAlels i,i, Kelly, laIs Of Wlnin9tan
.lrffj Il, ~, punhty' deceased, Il As ordered
.5s.,,dp ., a.. lllt Register that the AdIninistra-
Ihls,,r.,i,v ,v notice of granting of Irtiers
\ M s',s 10 upon the estate OF tho reepased
ArisWsa,l i :, granting thereof by cansinn
IN astangl 20 nc posted within forty dnYs
u bIsrr, u 4, ;ugh letters in six OF Inc most
4 III m ,or o Iv county OF New Castle
Salf Ia ,,l'l.,.is 'Is,hs having demands against
snbly In s,,i N we SAME, or abide by Am aii
|lAeaa,, M, b,uVi su eass made and provided
t+rioi Wv ~ same TO be asserted within ths
t,ls, t,ga oa,lil " The DAILY GAzETrR :"
INA ia.i ikaelii,hgd In Wilmington. ana =, "a
Nj lilrsn ui1tc ,llfec weeks, e. q. al
\ sI6fissI p.d!r punurr the hand and seal ofoff,ae
L~Ib NJ NJ Htsl'ler Aforesaid tWIlminyian
-Aiiear,t's ~ dslle county Aforesaid he
sc. BIGGs, Register.
sise5 u", "a' ilg claims against Tue asta.e or
IahIsis,rss.inlic hIi,s. present the same dnlv atIastad
h g,hii ,0n or before sent .s,ih
as ni nt.sI ~ act Of Assembly In sua6
P'''iued. ELLEN KELLY.
s' Klniuy,.n -, Administrator.
epnoQ-un xy q a,,,
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10 THE U0Nop.n---

,eE OF OF thn i,iE E HONORABLE THE
y and ,I,i, luz ',,3urt of General scaa,,,. -
n Mined I'd, 'Tr Tcs, New Castle Count S'a'S 60 OF
\ ihr rciiPifr1p9jg ciiy Gs sitlssns Of ws; IL;
;slstssl Vtgrllly ta, that .Josep4 i,nsnd IN said
va pets"n = street, In said w warn iIi and or
'@ ,.sljl jlGr4 Z, c}afacasagr. asg IEGa ,Gdt a man of
H. public Il I'VE poipi ddsia,patSali9Hn. III WI We 2r
''Sat tt tral mat be is The oSH ~ oe " IT, ghe
as.,.. 'al value thereof Il
\; as,. al 2almfs u. iIeai,
,sasSsa' ,ssss,a' Gna@nrns j. Gross,
'Ta, gailes A, Kane,
YYsell, Juhn calDpbeiI.
Zion tnstol bernard BoaneIrV nIVes'
.llSSal FSi,lfs Frn6,sM McG9nlgai,
lSlaton Francis meyer.
= Oct5-3tsasugustus Simmdns'
IsI ,J.ca,, JOS. MCDAcE.
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NoTICE.-THE CITIZENS LOAN Az
a soCiATloN is issuing new stock, The
nrsl payment dne on or before October s, Call
day oreyening at No. sol Shlpley street on
sepS'-l2t GEOhE q. MARIS, Sec'y.
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WASHINGTON HASTINGS,
A l. L NJ T. N ,

Regardless of their politics, are politely asked to
DC present aud hear fair discussion, without
abuse, of all those interests so Important 10 all
our citizens oct7.ot-,o
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NoTICE.-RENTING AND COLLECT
a y nNG g. RENTs specially, by GEORGE G.
MAhIS O0l Shipley ST., Real Estate Agent, o. 23-im
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WANTED.
ron SALE.

EOR sALE.-A LICENSED WHOLE
- SALE liquor stand: one Of the oldest, best
iVcateu ana most successful wholesale lIuuor
stands In this city, for sale on accommodating
Eighth street oet.A.6f
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EOR SALE.-EIGHT NEW SIX ROOM
Il COTTAGES ON lots 25 feet Inv tan foot hSi,,
on hlgh ground, In good neghborhOod and
Wlthln three minutes walk of the City Passenger
apply 10 D. j MEN;r0N "i'
sepiStilm'lml Cor. Fourth and jackson sts.
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s. y. lrCntiSs.

A,,;,rs :, Oh, F,votto Chronicle
60. uo.on.,,h 7 sord n mo-
,;,. - ,ho G-0, ,Jy,,, q, Tia p;fte1
ona ro,,s,t 6 G. p,c,t;sr. i,,c urod;.
gv of tho nv, in which ho lived, or OF
~, - o,Lor sco. Whptevsr relates TO
,h;. +rr,, oroo, o5on,o5 s,p q old
:, T..,son !" cm;ron,iv in.er,a,ipp 10
III - roo,le. Wa NIL tnov the
trials and triumph OF Sfr Prontiss,
Tho ;ao, ., hin fr;onds ,l,e admired
If ,bo iptel,ec.usl men of mind
,brourbou. America. Oar country
is prpud of our sduptsd son, and i. is
not e,nyoss;ny too much to say upon
,,o bns,;no. ba had no cousl. Wo
b,,o hsars !. soil when tho poor boy
,f,,.;,, ,x.;,o, - No,oh.v ha bore
" ', ,o,,". - , r;oh ,rorcbsr. oe our
@ S, -. u,. ;nar..d :, Land him
,.. ,.,,,r, Or = hv d,v. RI.
s. H., h.a ,;mo - a.rn a dime bc
49, MO, h., hi, horsi,o.orapa duu.
mad f,r III, ,;.,,pcs in tie streets.
rh,. ,nn,.v lander vorshipucd tho al.
.,,;s,,,,, S,,,,:r moro Than tho rich
- -, ,fmon,.l suooriori.y ond
'.',on;sooro. 60, with pleapuro
,h., Jn,Iro s. ,o;lss Ina obaut couc,u.
a.a'h;s ,.om,;ro n onr lomepted and
,.,,,rao;,,.d ,ricna 8. s. Peeutiss.
s,rrept s p,on,iss, who a genera.
,;or ~ .o non became The creatos,
orator in the South. had severe
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
A Keen EcbHkc.

lie was' O ccntrno.eiaI traveller On
Lis way from b wiling G:con to II 'p.
kinsvi'lo. Ky. Tacro was 4 wait OF
three hours a:Gd!hrie, and q parry
Of young ladies, with lively young
married persons acting as matrops,
male tho ristion ring with msrri-
mcnt. Taey were going 10 visit tic
Mammoth Gaze. The face Of enc Of
them 10 u s!uly-pcrfcct oval, yei
with that .ich warm brunette tint
iha. you geo moro often in the Latin
races than in tho Anglo.S .xon.
Her oyes look out from undcr the
bri,a OF Gainaborough hat, through
half closed Ida, wen ,erfully tantSliz
ing in their subducd mirth, coquc'-
ry, and love Of lifo, lightly voilod
with the laziuess Of good breeding
The bras,y md dappor little wretch
Of q drummer had boon watching
tho gi.ls as o cat would q bevy Of
irolicsomo and unsophis'ica!cd mice
Hastily sciz;ng and returning han
kcrchici accidentally dropped by the
Gaincsboroush beauty, hs teat',
with the an.lac:ty Of hi1 class, b.
open conversation:
an very gay party you Lave, NJ ss''
"Y,s," rays she, qnietly, bewipG
acknowledgement Of the handkcr.
chief, and letting her laughing eyes
drift slowly over him. "hut thea You
Geo we know osch other"
A very kosn remark, keon.eycd Of
q Damascus blade. but perfectly
ladylike in its unrai!l-d good temper,
The "drummcr" relrcated.
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A Battery in u Tight Place.

The Californian.
A battery Of the First Artillery
balied ono night during tho Seven
Days Fight in little clearing. Tie
men lay down. unl,itching thoiI
borses, bu! leaving them in harness,
Tue first sergcnt, now on hoaorcd
ohicer Of tho Third Artillory, told mo
got up and walked toward ono sido
of the clearing. Lie was hal!od ond
turned back by the sentinel. q ing
toward the other side he was again
challenged.
Who comes tharp'
The voice struck him. "Friond,'
and said WHAT regiment ia tha,?'
The answer came, Seventh Ala.
bama.'
What regiment is that on tho 9th
or side!'
Filth Georgia, replied The sentinol
What battery is that?'
Hero was q siualion. Tho scrgent
naturally dida't know the namo Of a
battery in tho rebel army. Fcsits-
ton would have been fatal by q
lucky insipatiou ho replyed, 'O.e OF
s,uast's batteries,' knowing that Jvb
Stuart commanded theis cavalry.
'oA' said the other. thon you's
hoss balter.f
Yes said G.. Good night
He Immediately awoke the Captain
who rather ansriy said, What the
deuce is tho matter now?'
Excuse me, Captain. said tho ecr-
gent, 'but wo'Ea camped between o
Georgia nndfan Alabama Regiment
1t is needless to say tho Captain
got up. Horses were h;tcIed in
quietly, and that battery withdrew
from between the sleeping regiments
who nevtr know Of tho prizs thu t
wes within their grasp.
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liapn.ihs IS.

It's q mistaken idea entertained
thu. riches arc necessary to pos.
feet happirosS. /! is scarcely nee.
essary to state fact 70 woll under;
stood, that many men and vonea
possessed OF great wealth arc OK
coodingly unhappy. A thousand
things occur in the fluctuations and
busy scenes Of life 10 bring sorrow
and discomfort to the homes OF tho
rich as well as those OF the poor.
II is in tho homes OF people OF mod
crate means, rs o rule, ithat bsppi.
nosa is found. Tho highest r;clcr
do not consist in q princely income.
There is greater wealth Ethan this.
1t consists in q good constitution,
good digestion, good heart, stout
limbs, q sound mind and a clear
conscience. Some one says that
good bones are better than gold.
tough muscles, than silver, aad
nerves that flash fire, and carry en-
orgy in every function aro bo.'cr
than houses and lands. Bet.or than
money is o good dispooition. aud T
that man is rich who Las generous
impulses, q noble soul and who hns
the courage to keep the even tenor
Of his way, whatever may bctido
him. Such man is rich, though
not accounted 80 when measured by
q money standard, but he stands
immsasurably higher, in point Of
tiae worth, than the avaricious COR
morant whoae only claim to
consider alton consists in his money
bags.
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Selfish People.

"Don't you go there" he 8 id, as
he turned around on tho passenger
who announced that he was going
through to Idaho. 'Thoy are the
most selfish sort Of pooplc you ever
saw
How
well, take my case, l RON o wild
cat under o school louise, and dis.
covered silver mine, and yet thoy
wouldn't lot me blast under there
during school hours f.r fear Of dis-
turbinS tho children. I had to
work lights altogether, and they
charged me thirty ceuts for break.
ing window
Indeed!
And in another case whero I
stakcd ont o claim, und three men
jumped it the Governor refused to
ISSUE ammunition or to let tho sher.
if move; and do You know what I
hadto DO? I had to dig o cana,
from n river three miles away, and
let in tho water to drive the jump.
e-s out, and, ovon thcn, tho coroner
who rat on tho bodies made mo
pay for tho cofIins, and charged mo
twelvs dollars for funeral sermon
only sovcn minutes long! Don't 60
beyond Colorado il you want to DO
uaed WELL
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| cycd tho lamo boy before him 10
somo minutes before replying, whei
in o Y .nkee style ho dill % by ask
ing another question. Doyou wan
10 birO q horstf'
lds;I am from M;ino, and IL
in search of o school. | nmdcrs'nnt
o Mrs. Slci!da, few mics from ho'e
wishes teacher, aud it is there
propose goirg. | have no money, al
a stranger here, aad propose to rur
my face for tue hire OF q borro t.
carry no there; rs l am too lame te
walh.'
Il know Mrs Shields, and sho viii
want good recommendations, young
man. Cot nnyI'
'oaly my face was tho reply.
Foote looked into his lace, and
then pt his shrunkcn limb, throw
out his tobacco, and calling to his
henchman said: Bring the baldiscrd
mare and turning to Prontiss said;
II your fIco is not sufficient security
your impudeuce is, and they will
carry you through this world
There was q resident in the neigh.
bcrhood OF Mrs Shields, Dr. M,sruda
q very learned man. Y, him Mrs
Shields referred Mr. Prcnr;ss. that he
might examine him. The note writ
ten by tho doctor to the lady ran
thus: 'Easago this young prodigy at
once, f1r he is tho brightest and best
educated young man l ever met, and
m uch better qualified 10 examine me
than 1 him.
Mrs Shields was q polished ard
reserved lady. She read tho note
carefully. When sho had finished
she carefully removed her g!asses
and remarked: You are acquainted
1 suppose. Nj Preutis, with the con-
tents OF this notc!'
4 am not, madam he replied.
Will you read it il you pleasc?'
I did read it, Prenliss was wont
TO say, and feel 10 day that it was
The turning poiut Of my liie.'
IIoosod up i:.to tue iaco OF the
meek bn. most elegant ma:,on who
sat before mo. She was locking
caimly uni steadil, upon my features
and / was astonished when che ask
cd. Mr. prcntiss have You q mother
Ny heart broke. On how my
Iesr mother and far away homo rose
op to my view. answered and my
tears told tho rest. She rose nr, w;p-
ed her eyes, and said: You Shall havs
the situation, Mr. Prentiss. When
will it suit You 10 commence your
SCHOOL,?
There was not word snid ns to
Bic reference or salary. My reply
was, Tomorrow, madam Here 1
wGs iomicilod, bow lopg I did rO!
know, and with q lady who. could,
if any ono could, supply the place Of
a mother
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The Girls.

W.lilnaas is q thing that girls can
rot afrorl. D,licscy il thing
which cannot be lost and found. No
art can restore the grape its blossom.
Familiarity wi,hou. love. withon,
confidence, without regard, is do
s.ruc,iye to oil that makes woman
o1alting and cnnpbipg.
"Th;s world ID wido, these thing
orc small,
They may bO noihi7s, yet they
are ALL"
No!hinsG It is tho FIRST duty Of
woman TO be o lady. G'od brtoding
is good son. o. Bal manners in o
woman IL immorrality. Awk"rd-
ness may be tradicablo. Bashfal-
ness is constitutional. Ignorance el
c.iquetteis the result OF circuhistan-
ccs. All can be condoncd and dc
got bahioh mon or women from the
amenities Ct their kind. Bat sell.
possessed, unshripking and agrees
,vo coarsencsa Of de,nGauor may be
rcckoned as Sta'o's prison offence,
and certainly merits that mild f1rm
OF restraint called imprisonment fol
life. I.is shame for women to he
locturcd On their manners. It is
bitter shame tia. they need it. Wo'
men arc the umpires Of society. Il
is they to whom all mooted quos'
,ions uhould be referred. 10 be
lady is mvre than TO be q princess
To o lady, prince and peasant alike
bow. d. net bo restrained. ID.
not Lave impulse that need restraint
d. not wish 10 dance with the prince
unsought; feel differently. Bs cure
you confer an honor. Garry your
self 30 lofty That men shall look nj
10 you for reward, not ut you in 70
bukc. The natural sentiment o
men toward women is reverence
IIs loses u largo amount Of grsc'
WHOM ho !. Obliged ~ ACCOUNT her
le.Dg W te trained in propriety. a
mars idea is not wounded when I
S,luan iai!s ID worldly wisdom. Bu
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EXtracs from EMer.0n.

We owe no man higher succors
than food and fire. Wo owe to
man man.-Domestio Life.
Wherever there is power thero is
age. Don't be deceived by dimples
aud curls, I tell you that babo il
thousand years old,-Old Ago
The truest test Of civilization is
not tho census, nor tho size Of cite,
nor the crops-no, but tho kind OF
man tho country turns out.-Oivili-
zation.
Oae OF lhoao concoitei pr:gi who
value nature OILY as it feeds md c1-
hibiis Il ON is equally q pest with
tho royeslcrers. Clubs.
The man that works at homo helps
society at large with somewhat moro
OF certaiatyvthan he who dcvoLes
himself to oRaritioe. .--Farrsipy.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29
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a CoaraoMrsE-A DArkey entered
Nose Sinmburghor's store on Austin
avenue, and aaiod the price Of o bat
and was told tho prico was three do.
lars.
I'll give yer six.bits.'
'Schon, said Mose to his clerk,
'choost run dat tam darkcy on. Of d.
stcre'
] ,hn seized the colored customer
tythO neck; ard was showing him on.
ID the door. when the latter called
oui:
I'll girc you q dollar, speak quick
before quit dc store
4 dskss your offer. mine f.icoj.
Ping him back scllon'-T,xa' SIT
inga.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-29


Psripatetics claim that nature ab-
iors q vacuum: bu. they revcr ex.
perin.en.cd with prin'e O, . towel, ss
wo did some time ago. We took the
towel. stood IL up in tho front yard on
our wooden step. After curvins It 80
as to loavo spsoa on the inside We
placed ono cotton seed in tho yacudm
and left it alone. The other morning
We woke up to lind tas. Insignificant
seed had grown five feet, opened aid
he cot on MD the t,wol n'irrly from
view. N B-The towel is not fol
sals-Ex.