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Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
THIRD EDITION.
RI. SILK ExMABI.iOs.
Ehs Mother Of DAyar0 Taylor ear
rius of the FIRST Prize.

At the Women's Silk Culture Elk
Inhibition at st. Georges Hall last eveL-
ing the rrsul. Of the competition for the
pre,niun,s, amounting in the aSgre-
gate 10 $500, offered by Strawbrldge x
Glothier for the four best lots OF CO.
coons was announced. Before the
awards were made Clarkson Ciothier
said the exhibit " as tho germ Of a great
nationa. industry. He desired to ace
now leu ge tn, co rage and ability Of the
ladies' engaged ia the en- 1erprise.
America, he said, was pre- emlnently
adapted TO the success f 4. manufactured
of silk. 1t was au industry that would
give employment to hundreds OF thon-
sands Of workers. H. would build
factories aud establish towns aud
villages. Employment for women I
home would b. secu by the prepare
ton of cocOons, c.
He predicted ha the silk industry in
this country would soon stand by the
other. giant industries oil the land.
There were 70 competitors Tor the pre-
aniums. Mrs. Il. Taylor, OF Kennel
SQUARE, mother of Bayard Taylor, 8!
years of age, was awarded the first prize
of 500. Her cOcOons counted l51 10 the
quarter pound and yielded Ole and one
eighth ounces OF silk, two and and sew.
en-eighths ounces of waste. The sec
ond premium of $3.50 was awarded t.
Mrs n. Button OF Camden She had
1893 cocoons, with a ield OF one and
seven thitty-two ounces of silk and tW'
twenty-five thirty second uGuces c
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

"a ! II we i'sNi / o. -
An immense delegation of leading
citizen, C.Inr down from Phi adephia
to- lag 10 appear before the House COM.
mlttte OF commerce il behalf 81 the i'm.
proveutnt of the Delaware IlYer and
harbJr at Philadelphia The Ir.ega-
ton gor here too late to get before the
committees az is re- utar meeting to-day
but was accorded "A itearl * at the luggA
House Tonight. The Joint committee
Of Councils there presented their claims
for a Large appropriation Of over a nil
non dollars. Chairman Page and eight
- her mem beers of hr House committee.
were present together with a number
Of member, OF Congress, among whom
we're EN-Speak"r Randall, Representa-
tlves o Neil, Russell Erictt and 9th
erS. Mr. lIUn>emnn chairman of the
CouicI!s committee, addressed the
House COMMITTEE, a. did also Mr.. W
Erockie % the Mara,jme Exchange.
Colonel Wltlian Ludlow, the engineer
in charge Of the work gave a detailed
statement OF the proposed improve.
ments III The course "t which j." in
formed the committee that IL was found
thAL steel could Dt FURNISHED hv- per
ceut cheaper Than iron, even hy i'm
porting II, and that il was the tuten,
ton to ask the government TO remit the
uuty up"u the necessary supply. The
printed memorial which was presented
was explained and commented upon At
length. The amount asked Tor l. 81
lH},2Hl and the account IS i'en,zed. A
large number Of reading business men
OF Philadelphia accompany the dele,
CATION,
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
A disagreeable day.

dlshgreeable DAY.
Another claimant for Wilmington
has turned up. This time it is from "A
resident Ok Omaha,
The postmas'ership is still shrouded
in mystery ami it is not known ~ yet
who Will be the successful aspiraut
The resignation of Ward Hunt as
J lstiCe OF the Supreme Court Of the
United States i, in the hands OF the
President.
Rev. Charles I'M, pastor Of Asbury
NJ +. Church, who has been i'll for a
week past is improving and VIII be able
to preach on Sunday.
The property at the northeast corner
o. Front and French streets, now Occu-
pi"d as a blacksmith shop, was sold
yesterday TO a son.in.law Of Joseph
Stockle, ofTroy, New York, for 5000
The Hose carriage Of the Phoenix
Steam Fire Eugire Company Is being
oNerhauIed aL0 repaired. WAile TINS
Is being done they have borrowed one
o. the ashingtous carriages.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

The Masqueraders In Their Gisry
Last n ghl-A large Bail.

The second grand Masquerade ball Of the
Nonpariel Association, came off last night
asd was brilliant affair. About one hun
bred and Eve couple assembled In the parlor
Of The Fame Hose Engine House, previous to
the march TO the Dancing Academy. Shortly
after ten O'Clock, everything being "a readi-
ness the party flied out Of the parior, AID
marched to the Masonic Temple, headed by
the First Regimen Band, which played some
lively airs Arriving At the Hall the party
enter, d Prof Webstsr's room and partIcipa
ted in \ grand march, LED by Master Ct cers
monies, George s. smith, as Indian Chefand
Mis- Mamie U. Rooney, as French Countess
Floor Manage Lee nard W. Smith as George
French Princess and followed by los couple
Each lady on the march was the recipient VI
handsome box programme. which was quite
a surprise to them all, 1t consisted ofan or
binary box with the programme pasted On the
I'D; upon opening the t"x, large card wa
pasted In the bottom, In TIE centre Of which
was large sour ball. and the following
words appeared On the card ~ hope you
will ENJOY this ~ our ball "Ihts style lie en-
tirely new and wa gotten up by member
OF the ISOLATION The masqueraders were
dressed IN every Conceivable style. come Of
whcu W.r" too nr'td to jooA a.. To minutes
J., de rrtbr those resent would be impossible
and tie reatels oan imagine how they aF.
pe7red aner dancing scyera sets the MASK :
were re aovcl, and Then they entered. int"
to the lively airs ca lhe rrcnrst-a until day.
light this morning. The bah was success
N every part,cu. ~ and ever! tang passed OF
nicely. During the evening Enlistment,
y ere salNed in abundance,
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

SPEC KHAN On Monday, fehruU, 9Th
DE-, sarah ~peakman
he reialy sand irIs1ds Of the family ar.
respectfully ln,tle! to Il tend the iuueral
from the ,eNdenrc Of her lather. co. ilnr At
Friday. ftbru1ry %, at ! oclU"H. y, III. Ser
wees d! tourr, 10 prU'rg,I to WHINING
ton and BrAndy"ine cemetery
flfO' RN,- On the STU inst Joseph HAIRY
PitUurh. aged - years
fclfti'e- auu trends Of the family ar re
| specially invited to attend hls funeral lr IL
| h'n late residence, RiGd,e- Bsnke, on Satur
dag, at ) 80 O'Clock Services ~ the house
lrterment a. MT. Salem cemetery. Che..e
| papers p.easc copy
miss thee when the morning dawns,
niHs Thee when the nikht returns,
miss thee hire, M, the" there.
Dear husband ! miss thee ever, wnere.
"ArSDN.--On + friday. gh infant Ami,
Watson, IN the 9ist year Of her age
| Inc relatives and friends If the family Ar,
Invited to attend tn funeral AT the residence
| % her daughier. Htnuah j. rh lips. No. 10,
| "est street, OF seventh day morn nv, from
H"J to 1879 y clvcn. lntelment 10 pAlIadei
phia.
/ SH'k II f,h. Mh, lss4, Martha Fisher
"id'W u Hamprt her AGED IS years
Due not CO VI tn tuHcrdl VIII be given
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
Beer and Rtfghts Disease

Gath, in one of his letters to the Gin.
clnnat Enquirer, from New York, r.
ports a conversation between him and
Or. Moutross Paler, who was psOmi
nent in the recent great convention OF
physicians III London, from " bich ",
take the following
81 asked DR.. Fallen, among other
things, If he thought there was any con.
necllon between lager beer and Bright y
disease. The man. said he, who
Ia blthally drinks beer is sure to have
Rrighc's disease. Beer in large quaint
ties ls one OF the worst things a man
can ruin his stomach and or. ans with.
In Germany, ~hen the students drinl,
"A glest deal Of the beer young, t'rir
kidneys and bladders are al~A affect:
ed. OUR | MON.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
R.Oks \ ~ AN


Last evening Char '"H ! y,
mer, was driving a'onfl .'r
with a heavily loadea w., "'",
either gram or ten ,
the REPUBLICANS oil't' Il
team while he steFlr' ~, Il
purchase a paper. Dh', ,.,,
team heavily loaded "' ,"}
longing to the Kent IRON ,
Company, came aioH ~ : "" hi
the pro ruding shafts ',l oI Y
Mr.. I'a,chali's wagon a" i,
OFF, breaking the axle III ' N
letting MIR. P's. watQp q
= rect slush Mr. raSch' ,,,.,
less to help himself, b''' ' "'
Iron Company rad uIiIo'" ,,,,,.
to assistance Of Mr. fa'CI ~,
his wagon aud contop'' "
nation.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
kllI1iuil.e \icl01ly

A few days ago the newspapers OF
this city published an account of a mar
VIII was going abou. among the servant
girls OF this ely, soliciting subscrip
tions in aid Of a Catholic Church IL
Baltimore, Of which, be stated, was the
priest n charge. Word now comes thai
hi, man has bsen plying his wi y art.
in the vicinity Of Rising Sun and Du
Points banks, but owing to the fraud
beng published in the papers. the poo
lie in thar vicinity were warned aga nsl
him and, in consequence, few, If any
were yictimiHed, Such impostors az
these shonId be arrested and severely
d alt with.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

The REPUBLICAN acknowledges the
receipt OF handsome picture Of the
nns Court House, as taken by j, Beer,
wt'd the photographer of this city. The
picture is u large Que and is perfect il
every spect. Mr.. Beerwaid makes a
Specially in Landscape and Portrait
photogr ply aud has some fine sttri0pt-
Ian views Of different points of interest
About I ne city, which he djsposes Of al
asorab.e prices, one Of these views,
10 Of the "Id p, W 4 b. Depot with a
y Ie view OF the new one, wuich is a
picture well-Wor.h hayin. T.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
Church His'', :

The pastor II Mount H'''' ,,,st,
Rev. 4. l.. JOInAilgOa, ~ u'" ,,,a
course OileCturcs 1t hu''' Il,
are very Interesting and are ,', "a,
Mr.. aomkinsoa has been i'"''n ,sj
tor two years, and ha8 ~ c,s
nous vote of the Quarter I'D
his 70 appointment for the wi, "'noio
II. II. Hall will give AL 'AD n
iLsr In tho church to-mof'O'" ,..,
thos. who wish to spend d NV
should attend.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

Mr. William CIavey, he genial Sec.
ond street market butcher, while en-.
gagged IA cutting V"eat at his stall yes.
terday Lad the misfortune to cut a deem
and painful cash in his thumb. II was
reported by some Of his hrpIler butch.
ers that he shed a mum Der Of tears viii te
DIR. Morrison Va, dressing tre wound,
but Inv"StPa ion t,j!el tU authenticate
tina. -.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

The GreenbaCk Labo' !
a meeting last night in 'Lr''
story ofthe HulIey balId'a.
Shipley streets, the a''rHu'
ing very large nor oyer u
Or. WrIch, Charles BTnc5
jackson were appointed az y
solicit subscriptions Il =.
had a special cause o.
against the NJ WHpa PEI p,
prai>ing the Grs"nha'H !
Doyle made an exception u
ing News. DR.. Weller Az. y,
support of the News, an W. ",
bosom himself ina gu'''
thanks t. that paper.
The impression see,lt" :,
among the speakers iha' =, h
more GreeDbackers ~ ~ u
Greenhaok party wo"'' :. y
The heavy weight wre',tI'''
Sherman refunding OH
monopoly and the Monroe y. ="
Welch like a dark spe'"i'
Seethlng children OF ln'A'r +,
tiles arose and stated NAV =, :,
Convention held rece"t'S =
predicted ano her pAaio IL
i'll two yrars from nov
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

THIS r"ening the New Orleans Min,
strt!s viii make their first appearance
- tins city. This troupe is pronounced
tie Electric Lights OF the profession,
aud prolnise.to present rything new.
Saturday night Hyde 4 Behman's
"Muldoon's Blunders," will be present.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
n CARRIAGES,

W'DRk-SpEAR.-At the residence Of Geo
!. Work, D. Il. cor. cr ijth and CIR .rf ave
hue, Pm afelpha, by Rev George Il. kra
mer, OF Wilmington, Del tharlt. L. Work
and hertTule Spear, bOth ot Philadelphia
DARF-~S PtRkS.-tn February 9Th. rs.
by Rev tnoch Stubs, Mr.. Isaac bar,
to Miss Matte |, Sparks, both v l.ruiLytou
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
DHlLhDELpHlA WlLMl NOTION AN Il
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


, TRAINS WILL LKAVE WILMINGTON AS FOL
Lows:
For Philadelphia and intermediates sta
| ions. b, 800, l03J a m; 49,, !, 7.3y, 1870
| \. III.
Philadelphia texpress), ., 2:23 $50. ~, S
b, q, Hit 1873 r. H., TO- ln3, 6l7, d ", t3
% p. IL.
New YORK 2 y 223 80 1.2i. $40, ll.s3 a
m, 'l2:Is, l,b1 oil, t.Ssp. l.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, l,0
o. a. m, and o. y. Ill.
For Baltimore only, 1903 a. IN 5and 6 =. IN
Baltimore and BAY Line, or .. m.
Baltimore and Washington. Ia, 4.5l
a.oe, s.3s a. m, |. 0, 'l:03, o.bf, il.04 D. II.
Trains for delaware division leave for:
New Castle, 9.36a, H., i. ob, e.23p IL.
Harrington and intermediate Stattcns Q.3i
4. IN, Lot, e.25p. IN.
Delmar and Inform edlate Stations as ,
a., Loo, .. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermefiat. S..,t,rP
Nl0 a. IN, u mt30, 73o, te1press y.55J 10 .. IN
Philadelphia and New FORK, 100, AS. l..
| bT, e.3s p. IL.
baltimore and Washington, az, l6,
W a. m; ll.Oi y. IN. Los am.
For further information passengers ara "
| erred 10 the time tables posted at the 1eoot
Trains marked thus ~ are limited xurcs
upon winch extra iare Is CHARGED
FRANK THOMSON, J. X. WOOD
denl MANAGER Genl Pass. AIT.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

Brady's Senate will give their third
annual ball, at tn" New Opera House,
New Castle, on Friday evening, Fnhru.
airy l1lh, Every lady on the Grand
March will be presented with hand
some programme.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
Fifth gN
TGUsTEES Oslu,,
A special sess,o, VI
op'aie.s ~ to H., ~
new Aimsh ouss B,,,. ~

Opinioss ~ 70 n.
ne" A'n''h euss Bpl,.'' q.
>, A special meeting o, y a.
Trustees was held ys,,, 4 Nj
purpose OF hearing The >, M
committee to whom Va, 'Ils1 III
sale OF The old buiIdtny. -, 4l
President Bird no, bplps ~ =
II. ka, was call,d Ia IN.
The question as 10 sh,,h.
could -elI the prr.el,. p,nr "a.
a clear tide wa di,cl., 49,"
question Referred to Wa.
ESQ the Boar,'- atom,
Toe opinion OF Hon.
victor Dupont, Es4,, v. MI
and they all CAV. Il A, NM
that the Trustees could - w. N
valid title. "
The opinion gives III. ia. &
changes that have taken II,
possession OF the proper, IA
present time and coucIQl,,. y,
at seems 10 us perfect, a
the ACES OF Assem- bly, r..g, u,
OF conveyance foregoing. Il, "a
ent Trustees of the Poor Of m
county, ~ a body polite md r
were and are compr'tn' 70 ~,
OF lands IN Tee Simple and q
convey the same IN lee an, Al
W. are further of the op,l,. d
virtue of the reGitrd OK
Trustees OF the Poor Of 10
Comfy, hold aud POSSES i, ia
The real estate u, ii ,ea0 o
conveyed by John sAgr, Il
s"-rs oi the poor of Cnn,tl.I nj
III March 1885. D,
The conveyances In l1e,, II
sointe aud uncoudIlIlaa q
RrApu In tho opinion ,av. IA u
u" and estate OF the l.at, Y
tore absolute and unqQ4.la-, .
The opinion was a. e,s :
Board and ordered 10 b. Il Il y
The committee On sac q
property presented 10 the b. =
when they had preoart,I, ~.
the property into suitable b. y
which was approved b toe b Y
ioap can be- s.en at the t,l,ytN
100 West sixth street, tlyn y
the ~ h OF this month y
GA motion OF Mir litlrm -
IrAvrrs Was employed to M,
of the heating appa.a 4
house. =
Tho plans for Inc nes a.l..S
bel TX revised by . b. huHN 7,
teci In conjunction Win NJ y.
chairman o! the bulletin. J.
Ald its thought the pau :. J,
plere'i aud r, aiy lor ,ubn.a.
BOARD at its next meeting a.
On motion the Board a y,
meet on the 22l inst, whil4 u
regular monthly lneeun. 10
miscellaneous business. Y,
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
ROCERlES DOWN AGAIN

G NooARlls DOWN AGAIN.
we nave lu9t received a fin,
STOCK OF groceries such as raisins, currant =
cltren, lemon pee Orange pool, dates #, q
lellles OF all kinds; dried apples. 8: drie[
peaches, 10; evp. APPLES. II; eyp' psach 'es
20. c'anperrins, cot those frosted snes, 10 cts
p pen luart hs. Jacksons Chester count,
nome mnce meat rs 4 BIZ Of the saIps
make apple butter rs pepper sauce o 70 1" mo-,
q r,aa saut kraut, 10 per quart Ms. be s
a,vu, 80 hi; 'lench prunes 70 3 DIS. new
n ~ 70; Languyra coffee, rs marieabo
70 20 golden ro 20; good tea, 40 extra 80
n nneI o. syrup, 10 cents quart extra. l2cts
soIhen 1sruG, Is; California dr,ps, 70 ssn
say; and scIapplc, IN ie by Lewis Lanh"r n
81 'hGs''r county. We are the sole agent,
aM cabbage N THIS city. Kemembor, for AZ ~
ca.h we viii sell Dbl OF extra FamIiv
lhtHnt process -four; We guarantee s,tIntaSo
,'om Or send after the -four End refund tn,
t'"nry. 50 y'n take no risk In buying fine
oail Nc FORDS store, Front and MaryIand
aVe5uo or Front and Madison. nGv% ua'
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09
THE CHILDREN'S
Magazine Of America
ST. NICHOLAS.

mis- Illustrated magazine for young folts
has now attained 4 circulation ltrger prob
a0.y than that Of any other monthly maya
rine OF It's Glass 1t has heen called mar.
vel Of perfection. both a. 'esArds II literary
exec ence and It's ailstic merit. IL vas the
tirst to give to boysand girls the very best u.
lustrations that could he had, and has earned
the name OF
THE Childrsn's Ar. Magazine
Tho greatest living writers Vi Europe and
America are among lie
DistinEu ished Contributors.
low, John q. Whittier, II. II. toyessn, sake
Holm, bret Harte, Hail Hamilton, 1homAs
Hughes. Louisa NJ Al'ott. Donald a..
Mitchell. Harriet Prescott Spoitord, ELISA.
beth Stuart Phelps, ie0rge Mac lbnAl I,
Washington GLADDEN., The Hoodale sisters.
Alfred Tsnnyson. John Hay, clarence COOK,
korstter Johnson, Susan Coolidge, Edward
Eggleston, Prot. Il, A. Proctor, Christina o..
kOesetti, mn A. ID. I, whitney, Frances
Hodxson burnett, Cola lhaAter. MANOR
Harand. r. ". Higg!nspn, Lucy l.arcom,
Noah Brooks author Of "&lice in Wonder
lnnd' Mrs. Dliphant, + b. Aiirtch, am
hundreds Ct others.
WHAT ENGLAND SAYS orr
Lon Ion Daily News ave wish We oonli
point out IL equal in our swn periodical ~
erature
III. Spectator, 1T Is the best Of all chill
dren'r magazines
Literary World There IA no magazine
for the young that can De saIa T. equal IT,"
Brilliant Features
The Coming Year.
The ninth volume. which begins with the
No.eluher l. 81 number will curtata q new
Serial story, by Mrs, Mary Mapes Lodge,
editor Of 81. Sicholas, author Of Hans Brink
er or he silver States etc. etc a second
serial story, full uf lively Incident, the
HoOsier = hool BOY, " by Edward ERgles,cn,
author VI Tho HOuser School master, etc, A
sDgle sricIe Of universal interest How
Children should Learn Music, by Ricaar!
Wagner, the eminent composer. Two o.hsi
serials, one deal ny with ctmpatgn HE In the
iare war add the other with glrI and boy life
"a lhe 18th Century. Plays for home and
s"nOOi. embroidery nor Klrls, Amateur news
I,sl ers, lliust iated prac zeal and descriptive
apfrs, articles ou sports, and the .rehsufe.
ho Of literature vii! be among the ieaturet
~ this great volume An itnmcuse edition
viii he printei Of the thrstmas Number,
winch viii be ready about December lst.
frce, $500 year; Is cents a number Sub
srrlptions taken and inaaaaIhe9 sold b. boa
sellers and DewsdeaieTs everywhere, or tDt
publishers.
THE CENTURY CO.,
uEipn square. New York,
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

wv iA DtOhS Nah ss'
"A very learned sclelt.ii anil
lecture, delivered Iasl a.sl,
John Nicholson, OF TN, CD
First | nitariaH Church, va
very apprsclatIyc aAIt"2s
dwelling upon the ,cIdoa,
times w assign u the tlmnt
unrlII more remote han ts,
rtcei"uI records, Mr. N!gLgs
10 a de- cripti0n OF III DA,4s
OF the l'utk OF Drrbysh.rr, Ia.
OF several peaks IN tbs C1aLa
Next the lecturer describe.
Of Kent, England, AID t1pi
many Jt them wtrr 100 ',r 9
had a vertical SHAFT Ike Az
had been exGavAlrd II seiil
for inpletnt nts an. weapons
described
From this Mr.. Nicholson
the bronze aye and gave desc
TIA" great strupiurrs u ~
Artblry, Isrnac AMI S'rUH'
Similar temples hr "a"
found all over the world u
Tor the present atr % v''
lake structure.
TAcrc were platforms io'I'
driven into the beds # u. -
.and, scotland, Swl'G"""a.
LraI Europe. tp"AEd' Oh p.
had been disGOyct~i ,to'. ~
ZrrIand alone. III lfr.aa4 "
termed "crannog"-, al4 ID
hardy q considerable .ak''.
try III which they w"i" w.
These lake dwellings hrIr D
by Ilerodotus under date
They we're, however, OF va
antiquity than this, but d. v
light I'll 1889, when tue wv
covered in Lade LsgoIr ~,
tho conclusion Of the Ir''uf'
olson exhibited draw rs q. =
Inenls prehistoric caves v, v,
England, and "A c oIn'rcA u !, :
STONE OF Iho DrUnLs age HON
u Anglesea.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

tor RtNI--THE VI K>,T.GL : Z
~ bakery 3i4 Market street. Bp"y H.
George tab ct the baAeiy. r.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

Al f Il AVE- coon DEALU NDrfY
~ t. loan for good IHultgaln. at ban1 &
per cent. fsjt nLnIO A. "a
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

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~ Office

| = 71''T'
II he unier5iSnei has resumed the bust.
neS6 buy'ng ana setting real estnt, rcn'ir,
tpDssS add coI.ecIug rents GE ace. &.
NJ MS, T. e. EasAtc AeertunL 70, ,cfarcrr
once, No. COL ShpIey street i2ud npoiJ ~
Daily Republican., 1882-02-09

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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-03-31

Many persons who most earnestly
crave for approval are for ever dlsap-
pointed, because they fall INTO the COM
mon mistake of thinking that they
ought to have what they intensely
desire. Nothing is ever gained IN this
way. No one ever grew rich or FAM
Gus, or superior in any art or achieve
ment, by idly longing TO become SO;
so no one ever gained the esteem OF
his tellow-men by merely wishing for
it, even ever so ardently. He must
acquire the right to be esteemed before
he can reasonably hope to be so. He
must cultivate qualities worthy OF adj
miration: he must form character
that shall command respect; he must
pursue line of conduct at once hon
orable and self-respectins. This alone
is the road to the esteem of those whose
esteem is worth having. The direct
efforts which weak-minded persons
make to gain favor by suppressing their
real selves and pretending to be what
they suppose will be admired by those
whom they hatter are worse than futile;
they merely earn, the contempt and
failure which all deceit and hypocrisy
deserve.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-03-31
Massachusetts Letter.

DEAR GRApHC:-l am much interest
in the department and why don't more
Of US write Tor 1t. | am golngright at it,
and if don't give you any new ideas
why take the will for the deed, won I
you?
will tell you of a dish | tasted OF
yesterday winch | liked much, and |
obtained the receipt. and will copy it so
you can Try it fyou like. know you
will like 1t.
Boil :-c-s pound Of maccaroni in
two quarts of boiling water. and two
tablespoonful OF salt. for half hour.
Drain through a colander, and pour
cold water ovel it. Then take half a
can of tomatoes. and add a gill of stock,
or cold water: half cup ofraw turnip,
chopped fine, halt a cup of carrots raw,
also chopped, half an onion, season with
salt and pepper, three whole cloves,
three pepper corns, and boil all this
together for an hour. Then rub
through sieve fine enough to keep
back the ,mato seeds. Nix together
tablespoonful of butter and one of
flour. and add to the sauce. Then pour
this over the MacarGsi, using enough
to inst moisten it. 1t is delicious, and
nice looking cookery for the table, and
not very difficult to prepar.
From kATYDlD.
Worcester. Mass.