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Diphtheriia,

cOld or sore throat NAV.
slilouDt 20 much, and II promnts1 1 sNcma
~ IAN eiirliy DC cured: hui MY ATTENDED
~ ,,,,S,,o,,y, wSw ~ SonsulnptiOn or dInL 3 0ila
aS,s AZ, n,l9 eVer been disrOyar.,h heria
ac.s s..,s - uickiy and surely In sn,ehtl snch wh6
pEhltH DAVIS PAIN kII O. 3,ch easss,
prompt use Of this fnp1j,,,,lt, ihlt, ma
baNtd thousands of lives 'tReiy n,
FERRY DAVIS, PAIN txu
NOT an experiment. 10 ms hill h
puOnc iOr forty years, ana Il lN',iofets
Wnere u IS best known. - liO9t 'a1d
read as follows: Us'lm0aih
cifl IN hi,ti'n ,i. has been my househo,s ,,
neyer known u " fail in enss,.9,ttN and IA.
H. ~ CnpckER, Wilhainsyiile. N NVN'N a Cufs.
,,,,., nng tWRrty Year. I have used PAS; Kr,
t L-BsRTGa' sraMtSi ss trSSinedy Tor colds sa9 Y. ~
. hAve received immediate relief from 49,,
hoIo, lhilat, ana consider Your ptis tt rnle III
WNWv'uApie rehledy'--GEo. D. EVERETT ini.itlR u
7 have Just recovered from var,
which have had for some time cn,,Iere III
relieved mo mo ilnmediuiGe9lygr mlsH iG9lgr fiS S KLLrS Ss
Wlthont ~ Y. q, FoRcE. I.owndes q, asaa L
Have used PAIN KILLER In IN fairIh,
Twis NV wavne YDe never known 1t - fail.
pekAn using fAIH kILLER IN my f,npr.
n'e yssirs Ako and have nacd tcyor sinc ,1sf Msft
Drngldst, Oneida, N. Y. D. I'm
For whoopinEcough and crnnp q d, a.
preparation made. We would noi ~ ,t, s uh ~
A., II. houTH, Liberty Mills, Ma ~ "'lOh H.
For twenty -five Year, / have uaod p.,
Tor colds and chnpped hpa and co,,sdo \ NUN
medicine ever roiiercd-6Eo HoorrR. MIN y w w y
I was suffering severely with bronch,,.
throat was M inhamed ! could sGarrtlS iNdlJ
any food. was advised 10 try your p,f2 E;saat
hnu after taking n few duAis MA c,' ,'iA h,5lA
| cured. Il. WILKINSON. S'A'fHAg
DR. WALTON writrs from Coshncion v,u.t
KILLER cures diphthcria and sore ihrfai .u . ~
ingly prevalent here, and has not ie,n ild...
| ihll IN single instance. This fact t6l' X 4
/ make known to the world sN' e4A4
Mrs. ELLfN B. MAsoN writes Nv por ,,s,,
violently sick with diphtheria. high ,e,.r IN y
| chills, 80 many children have died hs,'' WI y
afraid 10 call physician. and tried yGr, N,
| KILLER, lie was taken ON Sunday s,i !
"wednesday hia throat was clear II M a., ~ y
\ derful cure, and | wish II could be knoWr I, \
poor mothers who nrn losing 20 many chiIiBs
For Chills and Fever PAIN KILLER,
no equal II cures when everything pl,s 4,
Delays are Often dangerous 4 balI
PAIN killer IN the house Is a safcpuarln,
no family should be without.
All druggists sell II at 25c., soc, and "A
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, ProDi,.u
Providence, III
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The PItIabIe sprague Divorce Cas-

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Feb. 21.-In
the Superior Court of Kingston, this
afternoon, formal hearing was had on
the petition of Kate Chase Sprague
for divorce from Ex-senator VIM.
Sprague. BY agreement of counsel
Mr.. Sprague's petition was with
drawn. All charges of adultery we're
eliminated from Mrs. Sprague's Pc
tition, and the hearing was had main
ly on the question of non-support.
MIR. Sprague's petition was practically
granted, but the decree of divorce is
not yet entered. The mother retains
custody of the three girls, and the
boy remains with the father.
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STOCKS.
PHI CATTLE MARX EFT
MONDAY Feb % p M

BEEF CATTLE were In fair demand tn is
week and prices steaoy: 1000 head ar
rived anu sold Ht the different yards at
~ a &c. per H., the latter Fate for extra.
SHEEP were In dem nd and pr ces we're
fraction higher 10 900 head arrived and
sold At the different yards at ~ $40 ,
and lambs at 7kc. per pound, as to
condition.
HOGS were firmly held $500 head ar
rived and sold al the different yards, at
s1IalO1kc. per lb.. the latter rate for IRA.
Park Drove Yard SD and Lancaster Gve-
ntse. West P1iIadelphid. Eeb. Is.
SHEEP.-Extra, ITO TO 100 lbs. 30. 10 to $50;
good, 10 10 loO lbs, t6 "A q 30; fair, ~ 10 IS
lbs., 5L 10 6zc. culls, 4 TO 4I5c. good
lambs, w TOT medium ,5% 10 com.
mon $3.50 10 % 90; calves, 9 toS. Arrivals,
$500 head.
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Arrested on a CapIas.

James l.. Branson, of sos Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, manufacturer of
knitting machines, came to Wilmington
yesterday,to confer with Trump Brothers
in regard to claim they held against
hiB, and was arrested at the depot by
Sheriff Clark, as he was about TO take
the train for his home,on cdpais issued
by them. The amount claimed was
S4,0OO,and retaining Chas. B. Lore, Esq,
as counsel he obtained security to the
amount of $4,000 and!prOceeded to Phil.
adelphia.
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Indictment for a Brutal Murder

PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. 21.-The
grand jury of Southampton county
yesterday, indicted Emmit Cloud
colored, for the murder of John Muir
rell and Thomas Glover, in Decem-
Der last. He is to be tried in the
county Circuit Court in May next.
This was the most brutal murder ever
committed in this State, and entirely
unprovoked. After committing the
murder Cloud set fire to tho store of
J. II. & j. B. Prince, in which Murrell
and Glover we're employed as clerks,
and which was entirely consumed.
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When the akin is parched and freck
led by strong northwest winds and the
face becomes dry and scAly, 1t can be
restored to smoothness and good color
by DR.. Bsnson's Skin Cure. A perfect
remedy for troublesome itching and
vexatious plmples. }t
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Tho

Annie Blakely,a young lady of 10, wa,
rudely assaulted at Tenth and Poplar
streets, last night, by q strange man who
roughly grasped her by the arms. She
escaped by running into store near by
A young man suspected Of being the as.
sailant had hearing before the Mayor
this morning, but Miss Blakely sWort
he was not the right patty and he wa,
discharged.
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wrsckaxe from the city Of London

LONDON, Feb. 22.-Lloyd's say that
wreckage from the British steamer
City Of London, Capt. Wilson, which
sailed from London, Nov. 13, for New
York, and has never reached her des.
tinatiou, is continually washing mp on
the Irish coast. A signal locker has
been found bearing the name of the
vessel.
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In1asasions rorro.Day.
ARevolu1lon Eaectea.

OHARLEsroN, s. O., Jan. 20, 1881.
n. H. WARRRR 8 Co.: Sirs--
For thirty years 1 was victim of pain
fnl kidney disease, but your Safe Kid.
ney aud Liver Cure has made me new
man.
it CHARLES LATIMER,
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Meuul0kism
Neuralgia, Sprains,
Pain in the Back and Side

Neuralgia, Spralns,
Pain in the Back and Side.
There is nothing more painful than these
diseases; but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured BY use OF Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
This remedy is not a cheap Benzine
or Petroleum product that must be kept
away from fire or heat TO avoid danger
OF explosion, nor Is it an untried experi-
ment Chat may do more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been in constant use
for forty years, and the universal testimony
from all parts of the world Is, II never
falls. It not only effects permanent cure,
but 1t relieves pain almost instantancously.
Being purely vegetable remedy, It is safe
in the hands OF the most inexperienced.
The record Of cures by the use of Pam
KILLER would fill volumes. The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried 1t think:
Edgar cady, owatonna, MINI, says:
About year since my wife became subject
To severe suffering from rheumatism Our
resort was to the PAIN KILLER, which speedily
Charles Powell writes from the : i.lora'
Home, London:
had been afflicted three years with r.puralpta
at Westminster IFspitil gave up my case ia
despair | tried your PAIN kIiI.Rll, alid 7 gave
me immediate relief. / have regalned my
strength, and am now able to follow lIiy usua
| occupation.
G. H. Walworth, Saco, Me-, writes:
| Iexpereneed immediate refe from pain In
| . the side by the use Of yoilr PAIN KILLEk.
E. York says:
/ have used your PAIN KILLER for rhenmatim
| and have received great benefit.
/ Barton Seaman says:
| Have used PAIN KILLER for thirty years.
and have found it HtnsrJ JaihRg remedy for
/ rheumatism and lamenesa
| Mr.. Burditt writes:
ItHerer lHis 10 give n lief in cases Of rheumatism
| Phil. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa, writes
/ From actual use, ! know your PAIN KIIIFR
is The best medicine l can get
All druggiste i;eep PAIs KILLER It's price
is so low III 1T 1t Is within the reach or all,
and it win save many times Its cost In doctors
bills 25c., 5Oc. and SI.OO bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, PrOpdetors,
Providence, q. !.
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SPECIAL NorrOEs.
A slARn.

To all who are suffering frem the errors
and indiseretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood
&C., will send q recipe that Will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary
In South America. Send a self-aAdressed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
Sgatton ID. Net0 York city. oct28-d&w6m
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HOW To snouRn HMArmn

~ Is strange any one will suffer from
S6sI5a9Re%ents SIoodR %han sG,9gh brought on by impure
kILLA AND STILIINGTH a a
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP hin vi
store health TO the physical organizat,o1,
III ls strengthening syrup. nlaasant ~
take and the BEST BLOODPURTFIEiR ~
ever discovered, curing Scrofnla' Svnbi
nnc disorders, Weakness of the Rtdneus
Erysipelas. Malaria, Nervous disordars
Deolhtyy Bilious complaints and nis.
ssse sases OF & xhe Blood, Liver, Kidusvs
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Mons EaandkerchIers.

THURSDAY ONLY KennRrd s. Co.
will offer lot of mems fine all-linen
hem stitch handkerchief at 20 cents
each, reduced from 81 and 81. Slight
ly discolored.
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sMELTZ. - n .

NO. 1:8 Z. Fourth St.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Sells pure BUTTEGa lower than any
other dealer in the city. Give him q call
and you will save money oct24t
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Worms, Gout. Neuralgia, as a Dinner
Pill. and Purifying the Blood. are the
most coageniai purgative, yet perfected.
Their effects abundant1y show now much
they excel all other Fills. They are safe
and pleasant 10 take, but powerful To
cure. They purge out the foul humors of
the blood they stimulate the sluggish or
disordered organs into action; and they
impart health and tone to the whole be
ing. They cure not only the every day
complaints of everybody, but formidable
and dangerous diseases. Most skillfnl
hyslcians m ost eminent clergymep and
our best citizens, send certificates ofcures
performed, and of great benefits derived
from these Pills. They are the safest and
best physie for children, because mild as
well as effectual. Being sugar coated,
they are easy TO take and being purely
vegetable, they are entirely harmless.
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D EGISTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

> OFFAhhf !
New Castle county, Del, Nov 20 l%l'i
Upon the application OF Joseph "
Derickson and Calvin DeriCesOn, AZ
of MIL Hundred in said c0laI
deceased, IL Is ordered and directeOys
Register tnat the AdmlnistratOrsalOfe
give notice or the granting OF lea
OF Administration upon the estate o. =
deceased, with the date OF granting Ihss
Of, by causing advertisements To be -
ed within forty days from the dale OF ~
letters, in six OF the most public place
the county OF New Castle, TequlTlhI :
persons having demands against lls 2
tate 10 present the same or abide eY
act OF Assembly In such case male =
provided. And also cause the same !
inserted within the same periOd u \ 4
WILMINGToN GAzETTE,a newspapelg..'
lished In Wilmington, and TO be eOl@
ued therein three weeks, (eod), -.
f~, Given under The hand ana =
l.. s. of office OF the Register aloIs,l1 ~
t-~~~' at Wilmington In New ~
county, Aforesaid, the day aud year so'' ~.
written. S. Z. BIGGS. ReglsNa
NOTICE. -,
All persons having claims agalls'
estate of the deceased must preseu !. !"
same dulyattested 10 the Admlnlst'isl%,, !,
on or before Dec. 9th, 1852, or aOiu'
act of Assembly in such case mals
provided.
JOSEPH W. DERlCKs0N
CALVIN DERICKSON, 49,.
Administrator
Address-Merm hid, Del. ,...o,
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NOn7TCH-
DEGIsTERs ORDER.

REGISTERS OFFICE ,,u
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL, Nov. llth' i'Al
Upon the application of Joseph LsT
James a. Lesley Wilson, ana ana JieIIg,ld IIsg,ld|
Htillweli, Executors of Allen v. L'''t
late OF New Castle Hunlrel,, ~
said county, deceased, u ~ muSa
and directed by the Register ,ois
the Executors aforesaid give omse
Of granting of Letters oi les'a@a es'oaa,a
tary upon the estate of the ueLLG
with the date of granting wnosla
by causing advertisements To no I PVua "a
within forty days from the dale ~ mfacsd
Letters in SIX OF the most public PlaC,I,g P"s
the county of New Castle, reluii tbes
persons having demands ag'uhihiSs bs d
tate TO present the same, or abiue .ls al
Act Of Assembly In such case Iaauti IA h
provided; and also cause the Nilio IN M
inserted within the same perIoaL nls
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, q neWsp"p poonllR.
lished In Wilmington. ana 70 ~
ued therein three weeks, (e. o. u, and I'D
, Given under the halu ~ ~ ursssp
J.. =. of Office OF the RegisteI y" 'icl,tl
t--S-J Mt Wilmington. III Nem snoa
County aforesaid, the day anG i.j pSeoistet
written. S. q. BIGGS, hes'''''
NOTICE.. lind ls
All persons having claims asant ID
ohNtAhg vi bIG htNtfArtNAt W
same, duly attested TO the Exeeu,G6eA t6e IA
or before Nov. lith, 1882, or aplao l,.o,d m
o. Assembly In such case maue"''
vIded. JOSEPH LESLEY, po
Bryn Mawn, x
JAMES A Il. WlLSuH1l,A
52S Walnut Atret.,l;, ru,
HENRY V. aTILLW fpbia 5hi
sO7 Walnut street, scuiols sgils
Or ddress-John H. Rodney, dt az TIt
at-law, No. 3 West Seventh sll SSSssolE
| mington. Del. ho''---.II :
EOR RENT.-A farm nlaar rib
II acres suitable Tor trucking st,osef %
dairy or general farming puiini IN pG
good condition, outbuildings nin'nie ni'n "
feet order, one mile from GreenNss nLNosj lsst
ton ON Kennett Turnpike on
Ing TO Grlfflth's mtlls. o,uppTY.
j. ..DOUGHhhi o.
Chribtiana Hd,, New CasIle WI
feh0-2LW.
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BONDS.

Wilmington City e's. lis
do do BB.............lU7 lUe
DO do 4x's...........lB l05
New Castle County b's..........l06 ITO
do do 41<'s........ .lO2IS lOS
Delaware State 6's...............lOO lDO
Relaware X. h. LIST mortgage. d. los lDo
Delaware railroad Extension. .l07 los
p, W. a Is. X. K. lat mortgage. .I2S lb
VIII. City Railway LIST mortgagel02 l03
vii. City Railway Extension. 100 lD
Masonic Hall Co. LIST mortgage. lUl
Delaware City 40 s............. .l0il< ITO
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ygaIm1neson H1arHess.
wILxrraFOH. Dsl. Feb. IS. lssa.
rme Cltv markets.

The following were the ruiing prices II
mark et this morning:
HuttAr froah D0F DOunO ..-,~.. 4Dm 80
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A YER's CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the Purposes of a Family
Physic, Curing

Costiveness, Jaun-
dice, Dyspepsia.
Indigestion, DyE :
entery, Foul Stom-
Hch an / Breath,
Headache, Erysip-
elias. Piles, Rheu-
matism, Eruptions
and Skin Diseases,
BlliOusness, Liver
Complaint, Drop
.3y TefLer. TumOrs
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PRESENCE or MIND.
From The London Globe.


A great dpOmatlst who had spent many years in
the service OF his country with more than common
opportunities for forming a correct udgm ent, once
declared that, among all the Remarkable men with
whom he had been acquainted, he never met above
one or two who possessed presence OF mind. We
shall be the less inclined 10 question tins assertion
if we attempt to realize the essential qualities
which presence of mind" implies Panic. as we
have within The last Jew months had too frequent
aud fatal to discover, Is the temporary SuS-
pension o. paral ysls of the reasoning faculties.
The word is refeIabe to the Greek my thoOgy, and
Is said by Archbishop Potter to be derived from
Paa, who, being once IN command OF an army; ana
cncOmpassed by greatly superior force ordered
his TO raise general shout IN the nlghL, Whcn
so surprised the enemy that they Immediately He'd
from their camp, "whence il came that all sudden
fears impressed upon mems spirits without any Just
reason we're called by TIE Greeks and Romans
'Panick terrouTs.' Presence OF mind. on the other
hand, is the maintenance of the Judgment under
circumstances o: panic or emergency which call
for immediate action That the faculty OF dong
the right thing 80 the right moment Is entirely IN
dependent of merely animal or, as 1T may be called,
constitutional courage. is shown by its occasional
manifestation by those in whom the latter quality
is largely tempered with discretion. Jones of
Nayland asserts indeed that the truest courage is
always mixed with clrcumspectlon; While Addison
points out that the courage which grows simply
iIom constitution very often iOrsakes man just
at the moment when he has occasion for 1t.
Napoleon also refers to this distinction when he
saws. have very rarely met with the 2-OcOck-in-
the-mOrning courage. mean unprbpared courage;
that which rs necessary on unexpected occasion,
and which IN spite of the most Unforeseen events
leaves full freedom Of Judgment and decision"
AS wit pierces the ordinary current Of converse
ton so does presence Ct mind in the form of flash
of ratiocnaton. illuminate catastrophe
panic. The phrases. having your wits about
you and " not losing your head. which are the
ordinary vernacular equivalents for presence of
mind, snow, in fact this exceptional quality to be
essentially wit in action There is an old tradition
which recounts how when William the COngueror
landed for the first time on English soil he slipped
and fell his face. Divining by swift IN
tuition that his followers might regard this as an
i'll omen he rose with each hand null OF earth and
grasp it with both hands" To this readiness the
quality of wit can har ly be denied; bnt it was
practical wit as we'll and is therefore properly re-
garded as of the typical instances OF presence OF
mind
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the King of Naples expressed his ADM aVloh vi La
M,rmora To the Sandman Minister.

the King of Naples expressed his ADM atioh Oh In
Marmora to the Sandman Minister. ,,,. -
DAzegio. who was then Prime Minister wis
much amused at the old enemy OF PiedmonI CON-
mending one of her sons Dearest CenIs s1 ne
writes in his playful manner,"l an hlied WIN
envy TO hear that the King OF Naples admres yon
and not me. IL was the bombardment that oleaseu
him of course and so have no chance OF winning
his esteem" There was at this time IN Genoa flch
English lady Miss BERTHE Mathews, whose acqua'nT
ance Tie General had made in Turin she was ro-
cent convert TO Catholicism. and like all new con,
yerts very deyout Why Miss Mathews shonld
have nreferred 10 be bombarded and held under
martial law with the reyolutionists OF Genoa, IN;
stead of remaining in the pleasant and peacefui
capital does not appear. La Marmora was 700
modest man to suspect that he had " overcome
more than his enemies" but, though quite ignorant
of the state of her feelings he not nsensDe 10
her influence and yielded TO growing lhelnaei .
toward her all the more Willingly because nls ssicr
had praised her warmly and represented her as
Possessed of so many excellent qualltles tnaI sue
would be n treasure as WIG DlmcultIos ~ .
sented themselves in the way OF their MARRIAGE DC
cause of the lady being convert, consequently a
bigot and opposed TO the liberal PRINCIPLES oi ,lD
La Marmora family But by this time nc hau
grown too fond of the girl to give her up, anu ho
resolved finally 10 take his chance OF happiness
with her La MarmOra was now memOcI on wv
DAzeglio Ministry, and though gOou Cathol,O
shaded by her Jesuit advisers that he was treadng
the dangerous road that leads to deStructIou, anu
that il was her duty to try 10 stop MN. IL Is Easy
to conceive the unhappy state oil anarS tnaI 'i,S
idea occasioned. But by degrees the nusoanu III
nnence became paramount and the Slgnofa La
Warmora though ALWAYS devOtee subsidized INTO
most admrinp wife. "She does not love, she W1r-
shps you" wrote Dabvrmida TO his frend II, tle
Crimea; and he repaid her a1iectlon Dy H'o-lons'
chivalrOus devotion.
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trcachcrous climate Of ENGLAND making 1t so.
garden-party not unfrequently gets under deluge
Of rain. when all have to retreat inside filing up
drawing and dining-rooms, hall, Corridors WIN
every sheltered space available. And often inc
guests have TO stay there till the orthodox hour VI
breaking up between p. IN. and z the '''nc VI
commencement being p. IN. on the invitation oaru'
but nearer for arrival.
Ii is well on in the summer, nearing autumn, when
garden parties arc most given; fruit being then ripe
and figuring largely in the moau set before tho
guests another inexpensive convenience. too, the
host or hostess having grown II in their ownorchard
or under glass. Grander and moro potential the dis
play when it consists of pineapples, peaches, mel
ons and products of tropical kind. But in the
gardens of the English aristocracy all these are
grown. some of them even superior to what nature
produces in her unaided efforts.
In the flush season of garden-party giving there
will be several of them within the week; more or
less according TO the number of gentry resident in
the neighborhoo1 Other people, the hoi poflo',
know little about these goings on, only being made
aware of them by seeing an unusual number of car
rages whrled along the roads toward a common
centre each with its contingent Of ladies and gen.
temen. the former in full fnery Of dress, whatever
the wear of the latter. And oh! the envy which
bols up in the heart of many such spectators, be-
ieving as they do that the actors in the scene are
on their way TO al earthly paradise! Could they
enter 1t, and become acquainted with its realities
all ITS holOwness and insipid assumptions-they
would be better contented with their lot, humble
asi