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Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
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The Tariff Commission met yester-
day in PittsburR. John M. SJoGRlole,
editor of the Wool Grower aud Farmer,
said that 10 depress the wool interest
now would be almost equal to pubic
calamity. The prices Of wool AZ pre-
sent were insufficient to justify a con
tipuance of the business, and yet the
competition from Australia, with It's
cheap land and its facilities for raising
sheep, was 80 great as to threaten tue
destruction of the wool-producing in.
terest in Washington county. de read
a report of the proceedings OF the Wool
Growers Convention of Washington
county, in which it is asserted that the
present duties on wool are wholly in
adeuuate to afford tHe protection ab
solutely necessary, and suggesting tha'
the wool which now pays 8 cents 8
p)und shall pay cents ana tLat al
other wool shall pay 10 cents a ponno
and 20 per cent. ad valOrem.
Asa Manchester argued in the same
interest. H r. Hill, an exporter, O.
East Liverpool, Ohio, favored high pro
lection for the pottery manufacturers
He asserted that protection had redu'
ced the price of Chinaware to the con
sumner, and that the cheapest and bes
Rockingham and yellow ware in th'
world was row made in the Unitet
stat. 8. Ernest Mayor and Enoch Rel
ly, of East Liverpool, practical potter
and formerly connected with the Lau
casbire pot5eriee, made statement a
to the difference in wages i'll Englan'
and the United S ates, to show nov
much larger the wages were here; Ais
as to The relative cost and quality o
the PRODUCES. John +. Benlett, G
Ptttsburs, spoke Of "the importance Q
sufficient protection to maganese or
and spiegeeisen " The Commission
then adjourned until this morning.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
Books Received by the mayor.

Mayor Wales has received a band
somely bound copy of the Municipal
RI gister of the City Of Hartford, Conn.,
containing lists OF the city officers
message of the Mayor for 1882, and
reports of the chief officers OF the sever
al departments. One book was sent
by Morgan G. Bulkely, Mayor OF the
city.
He has also received from the Com
missioners of the District Of Columbia
their fourth annual report. 1t is al
interesting work. and has inscribed IL
gilt letters on the cover the words
"District of COlu'rtia to the City o
Whining ton The hooks will b.
placed with others of like nature be
longing to the city.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
IaunIrx hiura Robbed.

Sometime yesterday afternoon the
show window of the jewelry store OF
Wilson Scrafton, No. 42O West Front
street was robbed of watches TO the
amount OF $45. There was a broken
light of glass in the window over
which sheet of paper had been posted
ard the thieves effected their object by
tearing this off and reaching through tt
the articles. Several suspicious char
ac.ers were seen lurking around th'
place and one of them was arrested
brt Az there was no evidence to connec
him with the affair he was released.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10

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he is (
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can n
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tpeaki
though
any n
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tore o.
Guntr
does n.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
Goodbye, HweethearI,

Within the past few months hun
dreds of matrimonial associations
came into existence in Tennessee, and
there was a rush TO get married in or
der to get the benefits OF the insurance
For n while the assessed parties came
to time, and paid their assessmen' 8
but the demands came too rapidly, and
az a consequence the associations art
now breaking up about as rapidly a.
thew came into existence.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
C.rue,u. .OuGlorhs. L'noliOm' 1o'

McCartney, Kenney y go, Go1 w T1
ket street, Institute BuiIalhSI III hSSor,Sr
to onr large and well seIsc'su sow M
carpets, oil cloths, wiDI1S DSIs1scripil
Goods GOOD to be- found in a first &c ol'S" ~
house. house Carpets from S5 !, cts, SS,i5th, II
Der yard. Oil clot9s all al Td laid. 4
prices. p Carpets made ana ana, 'ss s,,ssI
ps a call before purchasing 0'''
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
Hold for Grand J sry AeslOn

William Fl. Salter and Wllmot H
Ward were arraiGned before United
States Commissioner Bundy yesterday,
cha eyed on the oath OF Chief Brooks, OF
che Cioverhne ent Secret Service, with
attempting to nulawfllly obtain pos
sesslon of distinctive paper used IL
printing revenue Stamps and currency
in the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing through bribery Of employees
N ssrs. Williamson and Sweet appear
I'd as counsel for the accused. ft'e
arnu1n, mt among counsel AL t1aAinu'
ton was waived, and the accused Ter'
held IN $1,000 bail each to await the &c
tiUn If the Grand Jury.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
.,.rg. number Q. Prsmia. ".

Al the recent fair at aa b,h'N NV d
w. Jester, of St.. Georges ,ivSlipI
County, succeeded in in OgS tSs numb
premiums received be lnTISi6idon nIT Id
tion OF fancy pigeons on rEn,'V, n,s, 90,
received twenty pLGna p3anons and 81
the best collection Of plssUniDu pil!s,smiums loi
fist, Ts a, and tour second pro'l'"''
haat single BIRDS
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
nv E,mwp Awuc KIIIev.

The perfection of Ague Medicines.
Never more than one chill after its use,
and generally well in about ten days.
Contains no quinine or auy other inlu,
rious drugs. We have cured oVor 3oC
cases during the last two years, ami
more than 5000 during twenty-seven
wears. 30 cents, Sent by mail. Sold by
dealers. Prepared by DR.. Simms q Son,
4th ana King sts., w'E''ngton, Del
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
the Wise SmnVh UnpIsasan'ness

RICHMOND, VA, OcT. 9.---Although
there have been rumorH Of duel be-
tween Capt. Geo. ID. Wise and j. Am
bler Smith, it Is positively known here
that no hostile meeting has taken place
Capt. Wise spoke at Chesterfield Court
House to-day, and Mr., Smith has been
in Richmond ever since Friday night.
when he had the difficulty with Gen
Peyton Wise. The latter il also in
the city. Geo. D. Wise will be before
the Police Court tomorrow to answer
for threatening violence to Smith las
Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
IetaerE Granted,

Letters of adro ,uisbratiOn werr grant
Olby Register i. sgS yesterday, 60 Pear
son TALLY. on thH estAte OF George IaI
ley, lat of Brandywine hundred.
Gavin Nixon also took out letters on
estate of HarIie Nixon and HaIrie
Purueil, late of this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
A CcesRful AFFAIR

The festival given at Madeley chapel
last week, closed on Saturday evening
after q successful run of several nights,
The managers In charge were well
pleased with the result and state ina,
the affair was an enjoyable one as well
as btiDR a financial success. The net
proceeds, after paying expenses,
amourtcd to over $40 aud the mem bers
desire to extend their thanks to the
public ter their liberal patronage.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
nL.nnO OnenIns'

Mrs Hayes will have ave = tStS ID
French patterns, 70 Tying King street
her %,ss store, Generally SHi are invited TO y
aTamine her fall styles
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
Preparing 20 Rebuild.

Mr.. John Phillips, OF Kimbleville,
Pa. whose stables and out buildings,
attached to his hotel at that place
we're recently destroyed by hre'
il making preparations to re-
build the same and was in this city or
Saturday making arrangements for tA'
purchase of lumber for that purpose.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
sAS SS
ON TUESDAY.
THE gath DAY or OCTOBER, 1882

THE gath DAY OF UCIOBth, leS2,
at q O'Clock, D. m, the following described
real estate, viz:
All the certain p,ece rpaTcel OF lahu ltu
ated in Christina Hundred, new Csstle
COM ty and ST. to Of Delaware, bounded and
descr bed As follows, to wit;
EepinuipE at u new corner stone OF James
White land and in q line OF Robert Peirce's
In land, thence by said whites land thence
next four lines south 3'A degrees, ta't " D
10 perches to h new corner stone by the nor,
tberly side ( road knows by the name OF
the IuckI berry road south " degrees, west
s 4.l0 Oercbes to a new marked chestnut tree,
| sorth 3,K degrees ca 3h12 perches TO new
corner stone. north ai degrees, east 6l perch-
| es to : NV mary ed corner chestnut Dy tne
edge of run OF i'd hite's and John Std
hams land thence continuing the same
| c, urso along said Stiuham's land AZ perches
| H. q now corner stone, thence by said Std
ham land north 1871 degrees, west SO o-lO
| percheg tg a rev tone in a inc OF John Hen
| driCk5OD'l lar d. themes alung said line s.uth
| 67% degrees, west 10 $40 perches tO a corner
stone Of the said Pierce s land, thehce BY his
Hand these next i've lives, Pouth 10 degrees,
west IL perches t. corner stone "a degrees;
Yves 94-lO pOrches 20 IDer stone, south
Seh degrees, west Y 4 10 perch to an old
corner marked Black COX, north % deg eCs,
west IS perchos 10 q corner stone, north X
ideerees, WI st 2314 perches. the place Of be-
ginning, cOntai 1ig thirty-two &C g. one
quarter ard fourteen perctes OF land with
t6e riviIege Of road 1b ett wide on the
a1iatning lRnds I. extend from this lind by
John HenIricssop's line. ard to continue
until it inFer5eoTs tire road leading to dog
sons Mills and excepting thereon six acres
g. Id to Mil on Meals, and out Of viii h 'i'
cres there is reserved for the use Of hes'
rrcmfseP a road leading 10 ihe main pubic
l. q rever.
&c zed ard taken in exCCut ion RS the prop
ertv Of lanes McGre,Iis decf ased, (de0ra'
cGrellis, executor Of Jam s McGreilis dc
ce sad \ and Margery Mc'freilis, surVl I'M
mortRager, and t and to be sold by
PHI;lP h. CLARK, sheriff,
SHRRIFF's OFFICE Wilmington, Del, Hct
l. 1882
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
~.LAIALOdke "0O

This Lodge has been taS,S tsaa.ssrnS
mer rn1S vacation, at but will .TspiTe, TsSiIV!,l
i,,VtbeT in the Huliey Bui'dtngs', s,. d A %
slxth 81 Sun aud sGipley, rO0SS'
tandance is des red
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
SoUreme Council u E% S,n,

The adjourned session 59 II q lA,ms'isl ,1pSii'
Council OF the Frionat Ts ,ba hail 10
US yeped this morning at M rms do pIS NJ
Gawthrop BuiidinR' :. Nv ynrssldsi
tS1TSu. by Supreme President JESSE
of Germantown
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
A OnnnOe neIAom offered

Being about to retire from business
offer nv entire stock of hats, caps, um
prellas, ETC., at cost. This Is an 0Ppor-
tunity to get your Fall and Winter
goods at very low prices. Fixtures tol
sale and store for rent. Call early and
secure bargains, as l am determined u
close the business. John V. Sheppey
5l)3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINETO N
AND BALTIMORE RAlLl1OAD.
OCTOBER 9TH, SS!.

Trains will leave wilmington as follows;
FIR philadelphia and intermediate sta
tions, {, IS 100, lOS. A. M; %So' t'7S'' 900
p. NJ. o.o son m
8l5, d, 9 8r, 95S, ,b3 A. H.; 4|'lo' o'' 'A
n, New v y 70 K. 100 a23 $50, $50 95s II g.
A M; tI2 3S, l53, 2.9O, 8 II, o..s ~ r; M' M
Baltimore and intermediate stations, loo
9 4 10 20 A. NJ, an0 900 p. M.
Baltimo o AMI bay Line, 81 r. NJ E, o.s
hal,imore anu Eshingt0n, ~, 5l, ovo
sjT A. NJ; / 90 u 90, o. e.G7, INA h
Bait more only, w, 1870 A Nj; 1923 and
+ 4. ,,
Trains for Delaware Division leSvs for:
New ULSt.e, go. O. 10 "A. M ; AO', 3.oo, o.
Harrington and intermediate stations, OIL
DeImpr anG intermediate stations, 10 a
M i.O3 r. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
DR. SIMMB'
~ yEaETABLELlVER PlLLs,
THEPERFFCTION OF PILLS,

MANKIND'S FAVORITEPILL
The most famous liver medicine on oarLL
No Dripping, Sickness or Weakness attsnn
their operat on. hey co not leave the bowels
coetive They one aut s.reugthea IN hIVer'
curing tiy,r cOmpl int sick hOadache, ne9
TSjgia bill ousntes, pain In the sides or back
uains in the bowels, kidneys or hl adder. stc: .:
Very valuable IN dyspeps a, malarlal fever OF
dumb sgue, cnilLs and tever general ,SHS SesSi u
n ss. Iots Of appetite etc. they are splenalao
for weakly femalss as an ass stsht 70 Keep ~ ~
sv,t m healthy. They are endorsed and 70
c1rrner d, d by thou ards As the nicest pur
TatiTe M W and splendid liver mfdicise. tlessEt
iy sugar 90 .ted. 'b cent: family boxes, II
| MS. ont by mil. Sold by LEADING deai
era In medic. nos. Main depot, EouTth sha
King streets, WrniiuE on, pel.'ano ooa atVl
street, Hhila"eipht hoN]AA
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
Ready for FAIl Buslmess.

Oar Fall stock OF Hats aud Gaps now
in store. The most elegant stock OF
Derby Hats we ever had made up
Prices as usual, the lowest in the city
+. II, Rumfurd q Bro. 4O4 Mark e'
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
Playing Ball Oh the street.

Geo GO Schaeffer, Joseph Fleming
John Cannon and James Haggerty
whose ages range from II 70 IA, were be
forethe Mayor. last evening.charged WIN
nlaying ball in the street, They wee
Hned one dollar and costs each.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
..nn,Ienn slee'l1S., y,

The Republioan ,ss yOs'FPP FPPh@nIl \
So%ss SSIS Sl cn WVsd1esa,ssyy Vsi1 SDss'G,s !,
B By ord order Of the County 00'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
OIIG0.

The meeting for the Promotion of
HOLINESS, held al 617 west Taird street,
will b. resumed ou Thursday and con.
tinuel ,ve' Y Thursday at O'Clock r
M, irs,ead OF on Wednesday as here
tafore
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
RNrAOnRIs

Mr.. George Walls the well known
fruit and Vegetable dealer at Fourth ana
King Streets with his wife returned
Yesterday from visit to Queen Annes
County, Maryland.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10

aETTS- Chester, Pa, on the
6h inst, by New. W. Paxson, William b.
Belts to Mary / . HOEue, both OF whining
ton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
Doors open at 1850 O'Clock. P, M. oclO-&

CHEKIFF'S SALH-bY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of vendttoni expcnas to Ene directed,
viii be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the Oity Of " ilmihEton,
New CASTLE county, Del,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
SUNDAY IRAINS.

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphis ard iDttrm eaiatn stations
q Ia A m A moor U,30, Z 80, 9b6 p M.
niladeIphia and new orE' w. AZ
M; 5l7 63s, 726 7. M; ,n @ "a
baltimore and WAShinston, 49, 'Si' hs o W.
F,r tpr,her inform alton passenge's are re
f, rred TO the Llme-tables post at ne delo
trains marked thus I 20 hmlted tx
mr. IS NJ Oh whi,h extra fare Is charged.
pHLaSSt pL o. y w pITCTg n. WOOD,
q ieperal ManGser. General Passenger AGENT
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
FIFTH EDITION
RUANINa TAE BASES
Our Boys GgAIm Dero.,.o
m0kOuO ErF0.. "u'


A fair audience assembled - ii
front and Union street grounds w va,,l tAI
day afternoon to witness tha SesIst
ball between the Albert Msri,.E ESue Se q
Camden N. j. The visitor. o,S 0'uD q
posed of a heavy set Of fellows az SnS SGtnI
the appearance of professional Tu nI, laf
while their playing was qrsa, ,player
mired. Our Boys,S however @I
have given them q hard fvbt woolt
the bad errors OF several Of the pla,aIs01 SS y
Higgins who usually plays w,tbaay,ef layer
error, made three brilliant hInus
and Weller Ia credited with /, va SuuefI
The throwing of the latter Vets 'aa.s Ottvt
and weaker and II he does M, "sAEe %
with more precision thereis is ro, 'utOI ,
use OF the rest Of the nine to trr ~us
win. Tatnall sustained the rs~S, M
of the nine by his heavy battin"N y
nell played good game Of tirst my w
not bat as he generally does, lev "%su
failed to put in an appearance
Ocheltree took the pitchers nCJ.N
lOldheld the new catcher tor "v y
home team PLAYED an excellsUt >.
and If the whole nine PLAYED s. Ss
such precision as he practical w
would be hard to beat. His thr,SI
was unsurpassed. More than b.W
the runs made by the visitors
made in errors. DR.. Nichols umr,'
the game and gave satisfaction NJ
following is the score by inai0I%
Our Boys ........ OOOli09o
Merritt ........., 41O219Op
Runs earned, Merritt, 8; Ieft an N ~,
Our Boys 3, Merritt 3; two basA a. IL IN
Barber l, Fennelly /; bases on hsii NJ
Our Boys 2; Merritt 81 passed bal' "a ~
Boys 4; Merritt ., wild pitches, IN a
BOYS 4,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
OTHER GAMES
The Merritt's play the HOustODS
SOukh Eheatar tn-jav

The Merritt's play the HoustODT
South Chester to-day.
Tomorrow afternoon Our Bov, =
again CROSS bats with the Aqburn N,
of Philadelphia, on the Union s,,' NJ
4 grounds, and with the assistaucs
Crowley as field captain, th,y avn,
to play a good game and will eudaav
to get even with the visiting nina n
defeated them some time ago. \
The Philadelphia and Deyoit Clu
play ed an exciting game in Pbllsdt
phla yesterday. At the end Of |
eighth inning the score was tied. VI
three more innings were played Vil
out any change and the game \
brought to an end by darkness |
score being as follows:
Detroit 0l000llOOOO-
Philadelphia 0OO0OOl2OOO-
| AT HarrI burg yesterday the Rsa
ling ActiVes were defeated BY the I'D
risburg Club by a score ct Ii bS,
! At Pottsviile yesterday The Bal
smore Club made 8 runs and tie Al
thIatic 4,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10

NvOTIOw -- EMPLOYERS WAITING
~ help should 20 to FkNkEL'S EN-
ployment Bureau at 4C2 W. Front rect
charge for obtaining all kinds r laeoi
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10

l,TRAYED AWAY OR STOLEN E=HE
y on Monday morning, October Q, R-E~
Rrindle COW with white face. Tbs tinder wa
he suitably rewarded on leaving information
at Wcoddale p. Q.
oclO Std.ltw LOT ISIA Z LYMAN.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
Est SIXTH STREET ~ 1FF
TX I,iaao ,,,n.ra Uou clp Of the wCrt h

NFG place vnere you can 'et the worm
= Won dollar. SD suapg acc SB c-ackers q
n fruiI cakes 40; Oh Iics z6c, Sb Gu rant
Csc; bag -four &C. for small bSs; - ior "a .SrEe X
bag; sbam tOck, small bag 500, lalge IL w,
makes bread as white ~ snoW patad,s 70
make YOU hspDy; our Q fee At 20, taxes tho
iesd. ! cans ssu ed IN &C. cral 80 cts; We have
the whttest fuga. and the best tea and coffee
in this Guy. Have you tried this new tea, II
not buy some q: once 1t is exc silent. we
have all our potatoes Ia the cellar, but nose
early rose from our own farm take the lead
the first day We sold 81 bushels to parties that
are all gope. Fresh eggs and good Duter
and fne dried beef at 100. b, at lob g Ski.
| Oct-0t ~ 7. M. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10

TYANTED~ GDND SOBER MEN TO
w sltet orders for standard BOOKS on
the installment plao. Best Of commission
paid. Addrt So with reference y, q. Il.
this office. oilS.T
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10

IN LEUM or Cork Floor Cloths now
made four, six and eight yards Wide
Rooms of ordinary siso now covered with one
ertire p ece. 70 seams. warm, durable
noiseless For s.le by the leading carpet
dealers. oClo-oI
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
RrnnnaR Rnnh Ribbons
HARRUAO1ES,

fur trimmings at M. L. Riley, 22S King
atrnat
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10

ETTANTED-ALLP PERSONS IN WANT
" of employn ent should no 70 EN-
X us Emplo yment Bureau at 4O2 W. Front
street Ocll-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
THIRD EDITION.
NTGAMER WRECKED.
The steamer II eFder on tho ROCKS
The PassFngeEs saved.

The steamer HePder ON tho ROCKS
The PnssF myers saved.
ST. JOINS, N. f., Oct. 9-The fol-
lowing particulars have been received
from Cape Race regarding the loss OF
the steamer Herder:
The Herder left New York on the al
ternoon of Thursday last, and expert
enceu fine weather up to yesterday
evening, when dense fog set In ana
necessary precautions were taken 10
avoid, If possible, accidents liable to
occur under such circumstances.
Everything went on as usual, and no
danger was apprshended until 2 O'Clock
this morning, when the ship suddenly.
and before her officers were aware or
bar proximity to land, ran en the rocks
Immediately eastward Of the head OF
Long Beach, about three miles west OF
Cape Race. :,
landed safely at daylight, in the eignI
boats belonging to the ship, and are
now being well cared for by the Few
families living near the scene OF tDe
wreck. The passengers and crew SPEAK
in the highest terms of Captain Tlscn-
helm and the officers, who were remark
ably cool and self-possessed throughout
The baggage of the passengers, anu
all the mails, consisting OF 10 bags,
were saved. The ship is certain to be o
total wreck, but it is believed thaG 'oulo
Of the cargo will be saved In gooo COL
dition. -.
Parties Just from the wreck reNor'
that the HerLUf lies across 10 NJ c"V''
with her starDoaId s.do completely uh-
der water. , ~,
There ia listle probability of the hall
breaking up so long as the wind con
Times from the present point, north
west. but should it veer any further 10
the westward heavy sea would o'
anre TO heave in and male 1t 'mpossl Oh
TO do anything worth while in the wa!
of taking out cargo.
As soon az intelligence of the alsaste
reached here the German Consul, II
II. Prowse, Esq hired the ste'me
Nep,uue and dispatched her 90 the at
sistauce of the shipwrecked Pecpitt
She left for Cape Race at o'clock tnl
evening, taking alarCe supply OF pre-
visions, the Cousul having ascertalne'
by ueleRrapL that only small poruo
of the ships StOres had been saved.
LATER.
Purser Meyer says the passenger
were perfectly cCol and manifested n
disposition TO disregard orders, The
are now in tents made of sails save
from the wreck, there being only tw
houses at Long Beach. The ship cor
tinues in the same position. Some tl"n
ing boats are around, but more out
curiosity than ANYTHING else, and U
danger of an attempt to needle wit
the cargo is apprehended.
The valuables, silverware, thrt
cases of specie, etc, we're saved tn
evening. Nething remains on ooaI
now bul the cabin furniture and carE
The passengers and crew are expec't
10 reach St. Johns tomorrow eVenlp
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10

Y USr-BEH WEEN 10TH AND hINH &
w. B. Depot, Rossamer clCak.
The tnder will receive reward on leOving
the same a. 1903 Market street. oclO-lCt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10

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lets han
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600, 81
|LnG one D
| Fraction.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-10
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Girls who think it is pGoessary to be
beautiful in order " be attractive,
should get bravely over that notion. A
young womcl's plainnsss-which, BY
the way, saves her from great many
annoyaD COS and dangers will detract
not. ing from her loveliness ii only her
disposition is amiable, her mind
cultured, and her heart kind and pure,
The story is told OF a famous lady
who once reigned in Paris society, that
she was SO very homely that her moth.
er said one day, "My poor child, You
are too ugly for any one to ever fall in
love with you"
From this time, Madame de Circourt
began to be very kind to the pauper
children of The village, the servants OF
the household, even the birds that hop.
ped about the garden walks. She vas
always distressed if she happened to be
unable to render a service.
This good will towards every body
made her the idol of the city Though
her complexion was sallow, her gray
eyes small and sunken, yet she held
in devotion to her the greatest men of
her time. Her unseltish interest in
others made her, it is said. perfectly
irresistible. Her life furnishes a valu
able lesson.