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was finely dressed, and sauntered about
the hotel nonchalantly ana ~ sivusr III
"owned the earth.o This gaiieu vi. oa ~,
eron. and tapping the young man on :, .ne
shoulder he said, "Don't you ..iih :, IL
about time you paid for those pehc''s
"What's that sir 7"
"Those pencils" II rso,.
al owe you for no pencils uoh
know who you are" ..,
Then followed some positive remarks on
poverty-stricken young men ana contempt,
iblc swindling, a1d both had some spirited
remarks. 1t eliminated In the young man
calling up "General - ana having
himself identified When Mr.. cameron
found that he was accusing millionaire
Vanderbilt Of petty swindle his apologies
were of course i'm good order.
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AUCTION sALEs...Yu,ure Dey..
BY ". Goddin 4 Son, Auctioneers.

T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF A LARGE LOT,
i WITH A FIRsT-RATE NEW BRICK STORE
ANDDWELLING THEREON.A AT THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF VI AND THIRTfETH
STREETS.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust executed
To the subscriber by John :. Green and wife, dated
the 18th Of April. 1890. duly recorded In Rich
mond Chanccry Court. In Deadlock A, page 179,
ON the 18th of April, 1880. shsll, a trustee. at
the request Of the beneficiary, proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, ON
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1882.
at O'Clock L. NJ, (f fair; Il not, on the first fair
day thereafter.l that VALUABLE PROPERTY
located rs above, having front on the north side
Of VI street of 1916 feet. running back 100 feet,
bounded on the west by Thrteth street. having
thereon a LARGE AND WELL-BUILT STORE
and DWELLING. now i'm the occupancy Of said
John Screen. On this lot there u small piece OF
land many years ago reserved for burial purposes
IN copy Of which reservation and It's boundaries
will De exhibited NJ the time OF sale).
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as to cx-
penscs Of sale and enough to pay of two negotia-
bic notes, one for sl,272 at twelve months. aud the
other for Ss4s. also mt twelve months yet am
authorized by the beneficiary 10 accept the ex-
pcnses and costs Of sale, and ono third Of the debt
in cash: and for the residue of the debt liberal
credits VIII be announced az the sale. For the sur
plus Of the SALE n any. liberal terms will be- given.
for wifi IN a separate note will be taken, the whole
credit amounts being secured by negotiable notes
and decd Of trust. ON the said debt sl2O has
been paid nj sundry times.
Special attention T. called 10 the sale of this VAL
liable property. WILLIAM j. MAYO,
fc2 Trustee.
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The annual statement OF the Mutual Lie
Insurance Company, OF New York, appears
i'm our columns to-day. 1t is Of interest to
the general reader, as well as to the army
OF .policy-holdcrs OF this great corporation,
and shows how well trust can be man
aged, and the confidence OF the public not
only obtained but increased from year to
year. This company now has S4.702,9j7.92
assets. a surplus Of over S12,0O0,O00, and
has paid to policy-holders during the past
year S12,640, l12.l2. Its policies in force
aggregate the enormous sum OF S3Io,9OO,-
1871. The business of the Mutual Lie con-
s,antly increases in magnitude, and the re-
suit is doubtless in large measure due to
the fact OF its reduction in premium rates.
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Two Men KiIIcd-Three Fatally In.
iured,

HANGING Rock, ONO, January Sl.-A
freight train and 4 construction train col
lided at noon to-day near the railroad OF
flee on the Scio;o Valley railroad at this
place. Both were going at good rate Of
speed. The caboosc OF the construction
train was telescoped. 1t was filed with
workmen eating dinners, two Of whom
Edward Lockett and Thomas Kennedy,
both OF Chilicothe, Ohio-were killed OUT
right, Five others were badly injured.
They are Christopher Swartz, Of Balti-
more; John Price, OF North Carolina
Jefferson \. Henlucks, OF Virginia, who
cannot recover; John Garschage, Of Chilli
Gothic, Ohio; Finn Gregory, Of Petersburg,
Ohio. The people Of Hanging Rock are
taking care OF the injured. II is said the
conductor OF the freight train was going
without orders.
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How "a Charitable Chicagoan Mistook
al Millionaire for an Ungratcfuf
Tramp.

Corneiius III. Vanderbilt Was the victim
Of Il ludicrous ease OF mistaken identity
yesterday at the fremont House. Two
weeks ago young man entered Cameron,
Amberg Il Co.'s store. on Lake street, and
asked for the proprietor. lie was intro
duced TO Mr.. Cameron, to whom he told n
pitiful story Of poverty and his desire to
earn an honest living. Mr.. Cameron said
he wanted no more help, whereupon the
young man suggested that If he would give
him credit for a quantity Of indellible PEN
ellis he would pay for them as he sold them.
He was given the pencils, but Mr.. Cameron
never saw him again. Yesterday afternoon,
while In the fremont House, Mr. Cameron
met the young man in the rotunda. lie
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STIMULANTs.-Col mornings these. good
friends, and sadly in need OF something to warm up
the inner man nj once. after shlyering and shaking
over the washstand. Stimulants Kill, and theirfue
does not last long unless IL is constantly renewed
but II You want solid warmth and a cheerful meal
which will brace you up for tie days work. why
take a twenty-hve-ccnt breakfast at LANES
MODEL DINISG-RooMs, No. 322 north Seventh
street. and put us down as your benefactors for
giving you the hint.
NB. Dinners and suppers, 2J cents.
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M,NcHEsTEH, Va, January 81, 1882

To the Editors Of tie Dispatch:
What do you think of the weather now :
How has it turned out? Or have you
taken any notice of il since | wrote you
about it.! Yours, in good faith
MANCHESTER.
We don't believe in weather prophets, rs
our correspondent probably knows-that
is, excepting Old Probabilities. We mist
confess. however, that "Manches.. cr's 4"
cuesses were remarkably near me truth.
Yesterday he missed for tie first time in
twelve days.
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IRosinn star.I

sat behind her ut the play
CTbey aid IL was " Othcllo -
Nm who appeared. or how twas done
We'll, ask some other Fellow.
know an overture was played
TThe srme thcy played last season.;
And. later. peouie cried "Encorc!'
Il do moi know the reason.l
Iheard a sweet. cntreating voice,
A stIned shrek. groan-a
short silence that. lake IL.
Marked the death OF Desdemona.
But this was all: simply write
These lines AS a reminder
To some one thai ! lost the play,
Because sat behind her.
IL was the Hat.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR. Sc.
liz CoNrAGIous Diseases

IN CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
SMALLPOX. Diplthcria, Scarlet, Typhoid, Vel
low. and Malarial-Fevers. expose in the sck-room
DARBYs PRoPHYLACTIC FLUID. II viii attack
all impurities and odors. The Fluid will draw to
itself the germ poisons In the atmosphere and re-
charge 1t with ozone. the mysterious agent by
which nature vitalzcs the air.
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Oalcfal snals.l,ox Report.

OPFTcR BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, Va, February /, 1ss2. }
To The Editors Of The Dispatch:
The report for this day Is rs follows
Colored man, No. 30l west FRANKLIN
street, varioloid; hospital.
Colored man, No. 622 Concord street,
smallpox; hospital.
Respectfully, J. e.. CABELI,
President Board OF Health.
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PICNIC CIGARS, 80.

DR.. j. j. Caldwell. Baltimore. staie,: -" have
used COLDES's LIEBfG'S LIQUID EXTRACT or
BEEF AND Tonic INyIGORATOR largely In dcbili-
ty febrilc and nervous diseases. and found II one
the most reliable Of nutriment tonics now in use
or 10 be found In pharmacy. ASK FOR CoLDEN's;
TAKE 30 OTHER. OF druggists generally.
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SC. only for L Picnic CIGAR.

TO CoSsUNPTVEs.-Many have been happy to
give their testimony In favor Of The use Of I" WILL
BORIS PURE COD-LGvER OIL AND LIME" EXpe-
rlcnce has proved IL TO be. Il valuable remedy for
Consumption, Asthma, Dlph1hcrin. and all disease
Of tie Throat and Lungs. Manufactured only by
4. Il. WLEoR, Chemist, Boston. Soldhy all drug
gists.
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| OF that city, on last Sunday, and on Mon,
day night addressed the Baptist Social
Union in fremont Temple, and raised ior
Richmond College fifteen hundred dollars.
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have analysed the WHIS6EY known under
the brand Of "B-SELECT,' controlled by Mcs,rs.
WALTER y. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va and
find Il FREE FROM FUsGL OIL and other impure
tlc,. and recommend its use for medicinal ana
family purposes. j. Il. NCCAw. VI. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry. Medical College Of
NIrginil.
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". ELLYSON & CO., acknowledgements. inset 10
ycrtsemenisin al OF tie newspapers of the United
states at publishers rate. Orders left az the Dis
patch comting-room will receive prompt aGcn.
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WHILE THE SMALL-PoX question f. agitatna
the mind, keep perfectly comfortable by buying
the peerless WEST VIRGINIA SPLINI COAL clean
and dry. from CRUMr & WEST,
1919 east Cary street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a.
The DISPATCH PEINTINC-iicUSt. Good work
low prices. and satislhction guaranteed.
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POLICE CoURT.-liany Walters and
James johnson (coloredD were fined 81
each for being drunk.
William ii. Christian and T. A. Pleas
ants doth colored), charged with fighting
In the street, were fined $3.50 esch.
Andrew Bell, charged with being drunk
on the streets, was fined ~.
Monroe Quarles (colored). charged with
assaulting and beating William Page, was
2 ,ed IS and committed to jail In default
on surety for his good behavior for six
months.
William Page (colored), charged with
contempt Of court, was fined y.
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CHICK CIGARS. Sc.

HAVE YOURSELF VACCGNkTED. Keep good
cheerful fires, and buy your ANTHEACITE COAL.
KINDLING and COOKING WOOD. always dry. from
CRUMP & WEST,
1919 east Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-02

SUPREME COURT OF APPEAIs.-Moore as.
Citizens National Bank. Dismissed.
Moore Us. Adam and ais. Dismissed.
Baldwin's executrix as. Baldwin. Ar
gued by w. W. Henry, Esq, for appel
liant, and Colonel John ii. Guy for appel
lees
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By Furman upper,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOnecr,
1916 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR BUILD
/ lNG-LOTS ON LAFAYETTE AVENUE
By virtue of deed Of trust executed by VI rtimer
Bowlcs and wife 10 the undersigned. Joseph Adams,
Joseph l.. Farrar. and EdinhorO Archer, trustees
of the Virginia Building and Savings Company,
dated July Is. 1876. and recorded in the clerks
office of Richmond Chanccry Court, ID. =. l0S 4.
page 435. default being made In The payment Of q
certain bond secured therein We will sell by auc-
lion, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1889,
at o'clock l.. NJ. on the premises the above LOTS,
described I'm said trust-dccd as fronting 20 feet :
inches each on the east side Of Lafayette avenue.
and running northeast ON said avenue 10 Marshall
street - feet inches; thence southeast along
Marshall street 81 feet thence southwest So feet 5
inches thence northwest 81 feet 10 point of begin
ming.
TERMS: Cash.
JOSEPH ADAMS.
JOSEPH 4. FARRAR. Trustees.
EDlNBORO' ARCHERY
FURNAN UPPER. Aucduuecr. fc !
By Qulr,cs McCurdy.
successors to Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agents, Brokers and Aucuonecrs,
1919 Main street.
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GEORGE +. CRAWFORD, 1 =. VI, commissions
ers' sale Of lot, with frame tenement thereon.
ST the northeast corner of 81. John and I'LL
streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. 1870 p. NJ, commits
sioncrs sale Of stoch-brick residence No. 4O1
north Eighth Greet 1elwetn h1r'hall ana
Clay streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 \. VI. 1924 Main
street, household furniture, &c.
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RAILROAD LINES.
~ |. 80 - -

~ -
R1CHMOND AND PETERsRr.pG
- RAILROAD COMPAS Y.-Com,,o,c,,s,
s y,,, January 22, 1882, trains On hi, r,sa
LEAVE RICHMoSD-sorru
''i' T. W., fAsI NAIL, daily. Makes u,r,nyh
con,nec, ,. for savannah. >iop,
LIDO \. W., THROUGH NAIL, daliv. rn,',,c,
lhg Tor Raleigh. Charleston a.,
Rusta, AIKEN, savannah. aud J,ci.
sobNille. stops az shops Chs.fsr
.entralla. Pullman sle,p.r. Lc
, ,,, Ne" Nork and Charleston on
1902 7. W., MAIL. daily. makes through COM.
necuon for Charleston. SAVANNAH.
9ndJacks0ny lie. stops N Driv.r,,t
biun' ,cntralia. and chester. phil
nan Ia1cc >hcplng-Car. between,
Oh this train '''''' ~
6:0u J.. W. FREIGHT, daily cNccpt Sund,v
o:l0 ~ S'' fEElGtI. daily except Suud.,
49, ~ - 1--we EIERsRrKG-NOglr.
900 ~ ''' shoi MAIL daily. Stops only ~
$40 Z. VI, THRorGHMiIG.dai .connee,i,s
WIN Richmond. Fredericksburg 1rI
Potomac railroad Tor all point, Fa.f
ana Vest also making connection.
WIN Chesapeake and ohio railroad
tor all points West abs tr.n
Stops ~ Manchester. Chester, and
tcntralia. Pullman sleeper. IN lll.
York.
O'lV y W. NAIL, daily, connecting daily ..t.
cept sunday with the Rir.il.l..
fredericksburg and P0iomae rtu.
road Tor the North and Wet. SION.
AZ Chcster. Drcwy's BluN. ANA tr..
lfalla. Pullman Palace ~iccrir..
cars between Jacksonville. Ii..
90 . ana Washington on this train.
SOD ~ VI" FREIGHT dolly except sunday.
45O /. VI, FREIGHT. daily except >mtay.
\ direct fonr-h0urs connection Is made between
Richmond and Norfolk Ly trains leaving Rich.
mona ~ 100 \. ". and Norfolk ut 1925 p. VI.
Nj ualus leaving Petersburg viii start from tlo
Npp"hattoN dcpot. I. ID. hLINt.
~, General superintendent
A.PoPE, General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE
L DETACHED BRICK DWELLING, No. III,
on NINTH STREET BEYOND VI STREET.
FRENCH GARDEN HILL, Ar PUBLIC AUC-
TfON.-m execution Of a certain deed Of trust
from John :. Coles. dated 10Th November. 1877,
and recorded in the clerks Office Of Richmond
Chancery Court. ID. y. III b.. page $50. % the
undersigned n trustees. being required 50 to do by
the holder of The note thereby secured, We viii
offer tor sale. upon The premises. on
FRIDAY. FEBRUA AIRY 3. 1852.
az O'Clock T.. NJ. the PROPERTY above mem
toned. The house contains about ~ gili rooms and
the usual c0nyenicnccs, and l. substantially and
Well built. and IS in good order The lot hia
front Of 30 feet on the ctst line of Ninth street
and runs back between parallel lines 80 feet. IN
yicwOf the proximity of the large maChin" work,
now m this ncighh0rh00d and those being now
erected by Me-srs. ". +. Tanner & Co., this pro-
pcrty should command the attention Of those
seeking good investment or q convenient home. as
this portion of Cur city /, certain 10 De greatly en-
HANGED I'm value.
TERMS: Cash as ~ expenses Of sale and 10 pay
of note Of 5000. with Interest from lsf Janu-
any. lSS,. tim paid: balance upon such terms as
may be given az sale. Il. A.. MEAGlltR.
HENRY G.. CANNON.
Trustee.
QUARLES a NlCCURDY. Auctioncer-. ja 2s
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

b. ON ~ sales of Real Estate made between The
81 of January and last Of june the taxes for the
present year have To- be paid 10y thc purchaser. On
al sales made between the lst Of July and last OF
the year the taxes have 10 De paid 10y the seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and APP
plie, 10 Richmond and Yiciuity.l
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GIyrs TO RIcHx0SD CoLLEGE.--The Bos-
ton papers announce that Rev. a. ~. DICK
fnson preached at the First Baptist church,
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AUCTION sALEs...rhis nay.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
ll13 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A MOST
~ DEsIRABLEA AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
sTOCK-BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 4O7 NORTH
AND CLAY sTREETs-IRON yERANDA,
BRICK STABLE, AND CARRlAGE-IlOUsE.-
Fly virtue of a decree or the Richmond Chancery
Court In the suit Of Freeman rS. Eacho and ais,
entered March H. 1881. and upon the terms Of
three deeds of trust therein mentioned. We as spe-
cial commissioners therein appointed, VIII sell al
public auction. on
TUESDAY. JANUAEY 81. 1882,
ut 4:3O L. W., the above valuable RESIDENCE
AND GROUNDS. described In the above separate
deeds as all that property, with Improvements
street. between Clay and Marshall streets. o6 rect
inches. more or less, running back between par
allel lines l2O feet To an alley 10 feet vide, ana
bounded on the south bya wide well-paycd alley.
This property will be recognized ~ 0nceas being
a DESIRABLE FIRSr-CLASS RESIDENCE. As
centrally located as desired and with all the con-
yenienccs and comforts TO be- found In such resi-
dence.
seldom such property Is sold at auction, and par
ties desiring such should not fail 10 attend. the
property viii be sold.
TERMS: Cash. j. l.. APPERSOS.
LEROY T.. BROWN,
Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON Brown. Auctioncer
II Is confidently expected that al the hour Of sale
the terms will be made easier for the purchasers.
POSITION EliENT.
Postponed on account Of the weather until
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1882,
at same hour
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance in six. twelve.
and eighteen months bearing interest, secured by
deed of trust. fe
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dwellings FOR RENT.
CMALL DWELLINGS FOR RENT. q

DOR RENT, THREE-STORl a.
L BRICK DWELL ING. 500 seventh street, I'll
between Clay and Leigh NOW occupied by me
Misses Hines); contains ten rooms not ana cold
bath, cooking-mnge, &C.; detached Kitchen Tour
rooms. Possession February l5th. -
i. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
,o-3t 1lla Main street.
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by George T.. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoncer,
1905 Bank street.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-05-11
Old 81 on Political Reform.

One Of the Fourth Ward politicians
tackled the old man last night, saying:
''Uncle ST, how is you gwine to vote
in dis 'leckshun?''
II amt gwine ter vote no way, 'kase
I amt been heah long huff fer ter git
nachulized yitr'
"Well, 'sposin' dat yer had de age
whicher way would yer votep"
''rd vote wild my mouf shet and do de
job airly-dat's my ham allusn'
But which ticket 'ud yer vote-Dimo-
crat, Publican or Ind pendint?'
II wouldn't vote nary wun-Tse 'er
scratcher frum 'er county whar de seben-
year itch ar politikly eperdermick-an'
l votes fer men an not fer de labil whats
put on de ticket! neber goes ter sea
in er bote jes 'kase hit's got er gilt fgger-
headr'
.'Den you don't believe in stickin' ter
de nominashuns?'
"Yas. / does-but Use gin urily de
man what makes de nominashuns on my
ticket, an de sooner dat every homes
man forms hissef In holler squar', calls
hissef ter order an dominates his own
tickit unanimously, de sooner dar'u be
reform in politics an honesty in de CUB.
mentr'
This doctrine seemed to be novel to
the Fourth Warder, and when last seen
he was evidently deeply engrossed in
the proceedings of convention Of one.
Florida Times.
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CARLYLE,

Early in 1889 Carlyle acknowledged
q draft for $500 from Ralph Waldo En-
erson, proceeds of the sale of his French
Revolution" in this country. Two hum
drcd and fifty had come before this, but
not farthing from his own English pub
fishers. 1T is very strange" he wrote,
''this American occurrence, very graft
flying; nothing more so has occurred in
the history of my economics. Thanks
to the kind friends across the salt waters
yonder This American cash is so well
come because / am so poor. Had l been
rich could,pot have had that true pleas
ure Sic de mulits: / must own it, Bit
ter as l often grumble at my poverty.
On the whole, / shall rejoice to have
been poor if in my old days l be not still
prosecuted and logged by the spectre Of
absolute poverty" Carlyle is the charm
ing gentleman who spoke of the Ameri.
cans as 80. 900, 600, mostly FOOLS" and
subsequently expressed his disgust at
''the smoky chimney of our civil war,
and declared that we were shooting
Niagara but by that time he was no
longer hauntedwith q fear Of poverty.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-05-11
Selected Miscellany.

Better diamond with a flaw than .
pebble without.
Beware, oh, beware Of the mother OF
a man that despises women!
Wounds of the heart are the only ones
that are healed by opening
Jealousy is the sentiment of property;
but envy is the instinct of theft.
In love, womeng go to the length of fol-
ly, and men to the extreme of Stiffness
Kisses by people who no longer love
each other are merely collated yswns.
Cast your nets in the right water. and
they may take fish while you ere sleep
TO have the reputation of a bitter
tongue gets you enemies and invitations
to dinner
Experience is trophy composed of
all the weapons that we have been wound
ed with.
memory's mellowed light we behold
not the thorns, we see only the beautiful
flowers.
Platonic love is like march out in
time of peace; there is much music and
. good deal of dust, but no danger.
It is an admitted fact that men who
use their brains live longer, other things
being equal, than the men who do not.
Weakness is the egotism of goodness
When one hope departs the other hopes
gather more closely together to hide the
gap it has left.
An ambitious man whom you can serve
will often aid you to rise, but not higher
than his knee; otherwise you might be
standing in his light
Marriage resembles a village fair,
where every one endeavors to trade off
his lame horse or his vicious COW for q
handsome, sound and useful critter.
A French husband follows his wife
through life as dog his master on a
COMMUNICATING thousand capers
and darts around her from time to time,
and sticking close to her towards the
end of the day.
1t is better to have doctor for a con-
fessor than priest. Tell a priest that
you detest men; he will reply that you
are not Christian. The doctor gives
you some rhubarb, and straightway
you love your fellows. Tell the priest
that you are weary of life; be will reply
that suicide is a crime. The doctor will
give you stimulant, and straightway
you find life endurable.
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VENUS is now receiving good deal of
attention from Jupiter, 50 they say. and
they have sn appointment to meet some
time this month. Venus will be, in the
summer, q beautiful telescope object,
exhibiting the phase of crescent moon,
and shining with extraordinary splendor.
She is now swinging around on this side
of the sun, preparatory to her transit
across his disk in December, which is
one of the most important of all astron-
onical events, and for the observation of
which various governments have already
begun to prepare expeditions. The as
tronomers have been preparing for it for
twenty years, as it will be the last transit
of Venus before the year 1904.