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WILLARD BIRcUMsHAw.

THE AMERICAN MARKET, Sc I. FIRST
Il South, Just opened Full supply OF
fresh meats always on hand. willard wiz
be glad TO have all old friends give him =
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

nR.F. HARRISON HAS CHANGED
~ his residence from 20 Z. North Temple
Street to 5. Second East Street. Ofice -
s. M-in Street
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Mr. T. RADCLIFFE. TEACHER OF No.
III SIC, No. Z33 & First South strees.
second door east Of 81 Marks church o.
den visited Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
srRAYEp on sToLEN.

IRON ARSENAL HILL. LAST MoSDAY.
IL Black Horse. branded W on left
thigh. and saddle marks Return 70 @.
Wager. No. $50 Wall Street
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TWO FINE ROOMS.

TTNFURNIsHED. IN A NEW HOUSE, TO
u bent 10 single Gentlemen or Couples,
and within quick reach Of town Apply At
The HERALD Once
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DIR. ELLEN b. FERaUsoN.
PIANO LESSONS.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, no. 80 Z.
" Brigham street, Telephone 81.
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AIDDLE-AGED MEN who lack vigor
and vitality can be cured BY Gilmere's
Aromatic Wine For sale 1t A. G.
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store.
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WANTED.

COMPETENT MILLwRIGHT, TO RE
pair Mil At Huntington Address.
COOMBS, farmin ten Coop
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cARELEss' SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

CARELESS' SCHOOL OF MUSlC-
DRIvATE OR CLASS LESS oNS IN SING
/ ing. Sight Reading. Piano. C-bineE Or
gan, Violin. Violincello, Harmony. Counter
point, Orchestration, etc, etc
For particulars and terms, apply TO
PROF. GEORGE CAR. LESS,
5SW. Second south Street
nONT PURCHASE PIANO UNTIL YOU
~ examine the celebrated "Fischer."
GEORGE CAR LESS, sole Agent
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$40 REWARD

T WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD To
IL anyone giving information leading to the
discovery OF the person who poisoned nv
New Fourdl4nd dog on Friday last II the
above rewsrd is not sufficient indueement.
will increase It JNO. s. LEWIS.
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FOR RENT

A FURNISHED HOUSE OF SEVEN
No 40 3. Main Street. opposite z. c. n I.
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MONEY TO LOAN

aI00 OO0 MONEY TO LOAN on
yC1UO,OOO Real EstAts. liamonds,
Watches. Jewelry, and collat, ~ % c. Z.
Pomeroy, Broker, 153 Main tree. Rate
reasonable Everything confidential.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
The Proc

or the pudding 10 Ia the eating. The superiority n
OIL has been fully demonstrated by the great iue,
sales Altar you once commence using this oil, yoa
satisfied with any other. We were afraid that You
thst STUDENT OIL. could only be used in Studeu,
our last advertisement We told you that it would
lamp. The wisdom Of our advising you t, that eff.
shown to us by the fact that numbers OF people hay,
who have been using different kinds of lamps, the Ro
|" Little Giant the Beacoo," the Standard. tn.
and oil the other makes of lan ps now sold and have
DENT OIL, and after having fought one gallon
regular customers. IA
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
Cooperation.

Amongst all the. labor associations
organized presumably for the benefit OF
the laboriDg classes Of the people, 1t
seems little singular that there are 30
few cooperative asso ;iations-that 10,
associations that agree 70 unite In pur-
chasing the necesssries OF life at drst
cost and divide the surplus amongst
themselves either in the shape OF sup
plies or money dividends. The I'D van
tsges OF such associations are shown in
the annual footing up Of one that has
been in successful operation In Phoe-
nixville, Chester County, where there
are very large iron works. The bust
ness for The year amounted TO SIT, $50,
Of which sum 81. $40 was for the sale
Of groceries, clothing, dry goods, etc.,
and s. 260 from the sale Of coal during
fourteen weeks to January I'd instant.
The net profits rem aiming, after paying
six per cent Cor depreciation of FIX lures
and Ave per cent. for sinking fund,
amounted 70 over $500, which has been
distributed to the customers OF the store
in the shape of dividends on their re-
spective purchases, the rate the last
quarter being seven per cent. to nom
mem bers. Coal lie sold at reduction
In prize OF Sl.l0 per ton for prevailing
rates. The association claims an an
nusl saving to the people of that towI
by reason of It's existence and opera
tions Of S15, 900 on coal alone and 81
mach more on groceries. This is th,
kind OF labor protective association
that sLonId be organized every where
1t will amount TO q greater saving In ,
year than going on strikes severa
weeks 70 save ten cents q day reduction
of wages.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

GHERIFF'S sALE-BY vlkTuE OF A
= writ fLevart FaeiAs. 70 ne dtreeted,
Will DO exposed 70 public taie. ~ the Court
House on N AEket street. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. In the city Of Wilmington.
New Castle County, Del. on
TUESDAY, THE 1srH DAY or JArU-
AM. leso,
- 2 o'clock, p. N,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain piece Of land with 2 two.
story bries dwelling houses thereon esected,
situated 10 the city Of Wilmington, aud
bounded ~ follows, 70 wit
Beginning or the sasterly side OF Wollas'
ton street, between highth and Ninth Sta,
iIs feel inches nom Eighth street. at thu
centre Of tho party wall, thence easteriy
through the middle thereof parRllel 70
Eighth street 10 feet thence northefly par
allei 70 W0lAston street - feet inches q
land formarly Of samuel McCaulley. row o.
Lavinia Pyle and Others, thence westerly
thereby 90 fee. 20 wcllsston ST. Get, and
iheocs southerly thereby 20 feat inches Il
the pace oil beginning. kook 4, Vol.
page 81 Ike.
Seized and taken In execution as IN.
roperty OF Martha A. t1Aris, exeeutrix Of
Joshue MAsis, deceased. snd surviving
m0rtgagor and e., and 70 be sold By
TH0MA AS P,IhD. Sheriff.
sherifi's Ctice, Wilmington, december
2s, A. d., 1888. ian2.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

TIE grave yesterday closed over the
remains of J. Wesley II Anby, the fated
victim OF the fatal tragedy on Tuesday
in BIandywlne Hundred. With one
of the victims in the grave, and the
other trembling npon its verge from
which ne may by strong reaction OF
the laws Of nature be drawn back for q
time, people in their calm, sober senses
can look and wonder why human pas
sion and revenge should be allo wed to
get the better OF r man, when death
distress and misery are the certain
ends. We would not say q word tC
cast reflection upon a life that ia
closed nor upon one that must be- rem
dered miserable throughout its futur,
career. The law Ia the tribunal nov
that is 10 settle the matter, excep. tina
life lost csunot be restored. In viey
of all these facts, a voice is raised from
the living and echoed from the grAv
OF the dead against letting passion an
prejudics going unrestrained ant
against the too common practice G
carrying deadly weapons.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
: RUSSELL'S BEE HIVE
SOC MARKET srREEr.

Cold weather has come, and
We are prepared for it by having
q good stock of Mittens for ali
ages and qualities Cheap Yarn
Gloves; scotch Yarn Gloves;
Lined Leather or Kid Gloves;
Nubias Hoods enough for all
Handmade Leggins for Ladies
and Children AZ half.I rice. A
few Jackets left for Gentle men
to be closed out at low price.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

45-inch Tricots in the foul
best shades, Black, Blue, Greer
and Brown, 75c. goods, down
now to SOC. yard, only two
thirds price Embossed Velve.
teens from $l.00 down to SO
cents.
r. L RUSSELL.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY YiRrUk or a
y wit Of LsvAriA Fsciss. 70 me directed,
1Iii be en- ,ossd 20 Public Sale 81 the Corr
House, on rarkst street, between Tenth and
! lsvsnth streets, In the EFT Of Wilmington.
In Mes Castle Coanty, Delaware, on
TUESDAY. THE less nAr on JANu-
ss9 sieieek ,. NJ
the fsilswinx asssssbsa real estate. via
All shsss thrss certain iess q land situate
IN ne city % wiinisxssn. peusesd sad de-
No /, with : ikrss -stsry briek dwelling
|shsrson erected. EssgfpufnS On the westerly
|sids 81 Madisen strssi. between seventh And
klghth streets, e. distsnee % 10 fsef and
,senss 49,, 49, sns 80 ss,v ssn psrsils, .
fsevsnth strest % fsss 70 ths essteriy side q
Thornssn street. ~ - fsst vida. thence there.
/ By nerthsriy parallel % maaison street -
4 net u inches, themes essIsfiy parallel g
madison ssrssi, aEd thsass thereby ssuther.
4 ~ u feet II tncnes 70 tAs pasee,of begtnnsss
be the coutsnts thereof what thsy MAJ. BOOK
/ P, Vel Q, page 30. ga.
No. ., With . two . sry hnms dwsiiins
nortnsriy conner Il BIRD avenue and Anr
street, thsncs with said ssstsfly side Of ans
street nsr,neastsriy 90 feet 70 an alley "
test wide called Clark = o., thence aicne
The same sAsssriy parallel 10 md avsnus y
feet, th. noe south westerly p failsi 10 Ans
str. ct ~ feet 70 the sforesaid noFtheriy ftds
| OF Bird avenue. theuoe with tbs cam north
westerly 10 feet 70 the place o. beginning. b
The csntsnts thereof what they may.
Ssised and taken tn executioa ~ the prop
erty of MA tbs a. maris, surviving NOR
Ka9or ana exeeutrix o. joshua MaFis, 90
ceased, and & is and 70 be sold By
m .aAs fUaD, .sbsFin.
| shsrif's Cfhes. Wilmington, Decsmeef =
a. D., isss. jana 81
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

If THE COMMITTEES Of City Council
appointed 70 wait upon the Singer Sew
ing Machine Company will perform
their duty In business like manner,
without incurring an unreasonable
junketing bill, like the committee did
that went ON 70 Jersey City In refer
ence 70 safety gates. they win deserve
the thanks of City Council and the pab'
lie 1T large. As the Railroad Company
will furnish the committee with Tres
passes, $40 bill will more than NEE
ell other expenses and leave largs
balance. We have so much confidence
In Chairman Newell, that We think W
can safely predict that everything wii
be done In business like manner and
without extravsgAnce.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

CHERIFr'S SALE--bY VInTUG uF a
- wfit Lsvari faeiAs, ~ ne dlre-te I,
will be exgoss d 10 Puoiic sale. ct the Court
House, on ma ket street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets 10 tee city Of Wilmington
REV Castle County, delaware,
ON THU HSDAY.
THE ssrH DAY OF IAnUARY, isss,
At 2 O'Clock, p. me-.
the following dessribed ksAi Estate, Via
All that certain lot. piece % parcel Of isnd.
situated 10 the city Of Wilmington, bounded
and described ~ follows. % wit
Beginning 81 the insersecflon formed BY
the line Of the sastsriy side Of DnPont street.
with the line Of porthsfiy si1o 81 Sixtssntn
street. thence sasser,y ~ the said side Of
sixteenth street ~ feet a. q oornsr. theuee
nnvthegly parallel wihh Dupont street 10 the
southses:sriy side Of Delaware avenue,
thence northwesterly Dy the said side Of SAID
avenue 10 the ID esstefiy side OF lIePoni
street. and therce thereby southeriy 1i9 feel
u inches 10 the pisee Of Bargaining: b the
co .tents thereof within said bounds whal
they may with three story brick houss AID
brick buildings thereon erected.
re Aed and tHksa IN execution a. the prop
erty oil William q. n. 40 quhoun and Mar
Emma his wife, end q t'a. and 70 be sold o.
THOMAS ftIbD. Sherin.
Sherifi's Once, Wilmington, January lsse
ianll-m, th.ts.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

THE Presidential succession kill pass
ed the House yesterday just a. II CAM
from the Senate, by q vote OF 1888 10 az
ALI that 1t needs now TO become lav
Is the signature OF the President Thi
brings Secretary Bayard for the secont
time within one OF the Presidency, AND
from this time forward the Presidenc,
OF the Senase protein loses It's signif'
canoe.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
Philadelphia, hllnisgtsa & Baltimore RslIn,d
DEC. 2OTM, lssS.

Trains leave wilmington as follows:
For Philsdeiphia and intermediate sta
lions, 70. 700, 10 20 .. n; 2so, 90. Z 20. stb
p. m.
a., !r.hiIa =. tszpr..s,, 4 az. 40. . 80,
ia4t, ia, SIS, "a. ess, iii .. N. ~
10 90, IL 81 o. m; ga a, ia, aso. SIS
"a, s.9 and II p. m.
re- tc, West Chester, via IAmokin. 80 and
f1r Newark and intermediate stations,
Ass. III.
BaltimC.e and intermediate stat.orr. 10 %
| 9. m; 3 10 u. IN. and IL 90 night.
baltimore and hay Lls.e, Is D. m.
p. N.
Trains fer Delaware Division leave for:
new Castle, % u. M; u 30. . %. sse, o 20,
.ieorsstown snd Loves 50 9. M; % ana
e1b p. N.
. !, 'eaiOri and iI,srmsdiate stations. sas p
harrington, Delmar and way stations. Q q
Express for harrington, Q 80 D. N.
Express for lover Harrington and Dolrnar
Loes> .. m week days, and II % p. m. ever
franklin CITY, sssan.
Express for Norfolk, 10 Is q. m. weekdays
and II b .. m. daily.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
philadelphia and intermediate stations
10 9. m; IL 10 noon, s 30, 40, b5 .. N.
philadelphiA and New YORK, COZ "a, 4 lC
~, IL 81 m; 8 "a, IL p. IA
For West Chester, Wis LaInokin. si0A. m
and 6 40 p. N,
Baltimore and Washington, i rs, Z %. o.
10 90 a m.and 5l3 D NJ. Baltimore, IL 90 might
For further Information passengers are re
ierred to tho time tables posted at the ma
ton.
Trains marked thus (s)are limited expre,,
upon watch extra faro Is charged.
J. H. Wool
General Passenger Agent.
OsARLBe l.. PUaH 9eheral Manager'
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

BRASS and gas didn't bring slippery
George r. Bristor through this time.
The eccies.astlcal body before which he
WAS tried have decided that it is a sin
for q professed minister Of the gospel
TO feloniouslys assault q weak-minded
girl, and that IL Is AS much Of sin TO
lie out OF it afterwards.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

SINCE the great irrupton OF Cosa-
paxi, little earthquakes have been
cavorting around over the country. One
OF them stopped q little while In Jersey
yesterday and shook mp Bordentown,
but not 70 ipjure any body.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
WAMAMAKERsm.

ton standing collars alone
are worth the price Of both
collars and cuffs. But we
didn't mean to spend our
money on what we are out
OF.
The others! IS cents for
collars. IS for cuffs, from
we're not going to tell where
they come from. No col
lars and cuffs in the world
are better in outside linen or
cut or sewing or finish. No
tabs-alas! no tabs to keep
an uneasy scarf in place! but
men, who have not been
civilized up to tabs, have got
to wear collars and cuffs; and
these are tor the 'cutest ones
among 'em.
There are splendid collars
and cuffs to be got this side
the briny, Is and 40; not q
whit better; not quite SC
good; and 10 and IS cent?
more.
We'd rather go across the
tippy sea, save your 10 and
IS cents, and bring you
these.
There's another trihe thai
worries a man more thar
collars and cuffs. Whai
sort OF cuff-buttors! We
; have them to sell. Do 20,
look to US for counsel? Yol
sh Ill haveit. The best cuff
button is none at all. There
a cut Of cuff that's better
Both cut and counsel cos
you nothing at all. II ever,
!! tormented by Contributions
r man in Philadelphia will fal
t into line and look at the GU
4 that's better than buttons
he'll be a happier man to
v morrow.
+ There is a depth Of mis-
a cry out OF which we can tax
a well dressed man with
: kink or two-drop in an
t 10, X at that cut
west It 9 Arcade, two steps from Il
door.
Il You can probably get
: new business suit as good
9 the one you have on tor ha
. OF what you paid for it. Yo
can tell by a minutes lool
ing. 1t may take an hol
to find a fit though.
} We are making money /
= selling Gle thing for half!
. BY the middle Market-street door.
J, We are trying to get o,
a ready-made shoe business il
n to such condition that yo
will say 81 want anoth'
s. pair exactly like this" Tn
l. means that the shoes al
always the same and alwa,
e right.
e. That isn't going to I
s. done by lodging about an
y picking up" Jobs here t
day and there tomorro'
u It's going to be done
% sticking to makers that cal
q our confidence.
And SO il comes abol
D. that we never have any sho
70 to sell for halt, as we used
y do. We are doing bette
Now we see that we car
D. afford to relax our grip
O. the very best and steadie
/; work, not even to get "
H. shoes for half. We a
T. doing better.
BY the middle Market-street door.
te Najolica wares, one THU
10 5000 useful pieces, rer
nants.
jugs, 8 to IS cents; plat
10 IS to $3.50 a dozen; brea
an trays IS and IS cents; CO
.or ports 8 to Is cents; Der,
Gu trays IS cents; salad'bo,
% 20 and IS cents; lemonad
10 bowls $I.25; butter-dishes
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16

CHERIFY's 3 sL~-BY vIRTUE or a
- writ Of Issvar FAeiAs Ssch. Llsnl q
me directed. will Be sxposea 70 ruoiie sale
81 the Court House, on Market street, between
Tenth and D ieventh sirests. In the city Of
wiininston, New Castle oounsy, Delssars'
on
THURSDAY. To Il 2sth DAY CT JANu
AkY. 1881.
at3o'eioek, p. m,
the foliowing described real estate. v.E:
A frame dwelling house and store located
ON o Let OF land al uAted In kialng san,
Ohri tiana auntred. res Oasuo County.
delaware poanded Apd described - folio9e
Bexinptng at = stake on the utheAstffly
SIDE of the u al ieaninx from the whining.
ton and KeaBett turnpis 20 the rev bridge
over the brAndywlne creek and In line ol
landa formerly u Barney McManus. thence
thereby soath % degrees east 20 feet, themes
north 20 dezreea. wet 10 ieet 70 the said
|southeastsriy AIDE Of said road leading from
the Wilmington and kenhett tufnptke N
sforesaid. and thence thereby soath % de-
Erees west forty feet - the place OF begin
ming.
seiEed and taken In execution - the prop
|trty OF ka'e Blessinst0n, owner or repatsa
owner. James Toner, admihistrAtor Of kat<
Patters n, formerly said Kate BiessinRton,
Hubert Cassidy. eontrsetor, and tueh per.
sons ss may hold or occupy the lands and
premises hercin mentioned, and 70 Be sold
By THOMAS fokD, Sherifi.
sheriff. { fhcs. wiimington, January 9. A.
D., 1855 Iaii u
Daily Republican., 1886-01-16
W ANAMAMkR,h.
PnILApKLPBIA. saturday. Jan. ID. isse.

fhiLApALrhiA. SAtuTneS, Jan 10 1870.
What damaged books are
left shall go today, if rub
bing out the prices will let
them out.
Booksellers call a book
that nobody wants a "plug."
A good many plugs get into
a bookstore. They never
go out. In the course OF a
year they are damaged" by
dust and busting if not by
being looked at.
The plugs shall go at the
prices made today; and no!
rag-man! no! we have books
tor you
Calendars same as yester-
day. Next year We shall
have a new Dickens Calen-
dar for you, and half a hun
dred others-none between
now and then. Carpe diem!
that is to say, find out for
next-to-nothing today what
a daily pleasure there is in a
wise or witty something look
ling at you freshly every
morning while you pin your
scarf. There is much in a
calendar.
To-day is the end of book.
butchering week. Goes out
with a bang!
By the thirteenth street door.
| Photograph-albums ane
pocket-books, il there ar,
Iany left that bear the mark
of handling, same as yester
} day.
North west of the center.
We are willing to partl,
lgive a few laces away-tt
balance the stock of course
I Oriental, 81 to 74-inch
, two thirds, IS to so cents ;
yard; six-hundred yards il
.lall.
Il Torchon, three-quarters
10 to 80 cents; sixteen-hun
q dred yards of it.
Duchesse and Point lac,
. 6chus, collars, vests, jabott
fedoras, ETC., three-quarters
9 S. to $40; less than twent,
2 altogether.
Il Back silk guipure 70
: halt, I to 3 inch, 20 cents t.
!, ISL; three or four-hundre'
e yards.
Il Black Escuria', 4 to &c
!. finch, three-quarters, S. t
n So IS; hundred-and-fi #
nj Wool iaces, half and two
!. thirde, so GEMS to $2.5c
q nearly three thousand yard
e. cream, ectu, blue, brown
!. havana, cardinal, game
n plum, green and black.
Nottingham tides, whit
he and ecru, three-quarters,
d cents to so.
- Southwest of tie center.
ne We could say a word
Of every well-1ressed ma
a within reading distance Fl
e e which he would be oblige
tito US. 1t is only half a GOO
a. time to say it. Relates
to collars and cuffs-two sor
\, II. Iof them-one of the sor
re we are short OF.
~ 1t is a nuisance to have
Nv GO three thousand miles f
' Ue collars and cuffs. The wor
nd !of it is they w'n't stay he
of of when we get 'em. There
no such thing as enough
Best in the world are V.
ne. Igoe, Middleton & Co.'S
he cents a piece for collars al
pei 40 cents a pair for cuffs; b
l: <. the style you want is prob
"Ihlu o,,f CO sab -. @lo =,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-03-04
FOR OUR BOYS.

Every boy likes to be considered
generOus-Ought to like it, for selfish
ness and niggardliness are detestable !;
but being generous and seeming gen
erOus are often very different things.
"Have You done your grammar ex-
ercises yet, Wills ?" asked schoOlbOy
of his class mate.
| eyes" Will is an honest, hard stu
dent, and he cOmplacently displays
the carefully prepared paper.
"Lend it to me little while, will
yOu7 | haven't begun mine yet, and
Pm afraid I'll be too late !; besides l
never could understand grammar as
you do"
Will lends the paper. 1t will be
copied he knows, and he says to him
self as he turns away, 'It's shame
the way some of the boys cheat! But
| can't very well refuse to lend my
exercises when they ask for them !;
they'd call it selfish and mean"
Is he generous or only cOwardly ?
A young clerk was leaving a store
one night with his months salary in
his pocket. 1t was small enough
sum, and sOrely needed in the poor
little heme where his widowed mother
tOiled busily with her needle for the
support of the family. She was look
ing to this sum, he knew, to complete
the amount she had been saving for
the house rent, and he was glad he had
it for her at last. Just then some one
called to him, "See here, Grey Stop a
minute we. want to speak to yOu,"
his fellow clerks. They were talking
- lNnV # hn win
to leave it.
"And we want to make him u pres
ent before he gOes-a set of books, or
something of that sOrt-as Il mark of
esteem, you know. He has been so
Obliging, and we all like him." they
explained. eve knew we could count
on you, of course, and we have plan
ned for about three or four dollars
apiece"
All very pleasant and kind that was
for those who could afford it, bnt Grey
could not, and his heart sank heavily
at the first mention of the matter, yet
he only answered, "Of COURSE" and
gave the money.
"MOther will he disappointed, he
said to himself us he walked home
ward, "but | can't help it. A fellow
must be little generous once in a
while"
Was he generous 2 or was he only
selfishly considerate of his own feel
ings at the expense of hers.
There are men whe often give care
lessly and lavishly when an appeal is
made to them, from whom creditors
find it almost impossible to collect an
honest bill.
There used to be an old motto in the
copy books years ago: "Be just before
you are generous" which might truly
have read: "Without being just it is
impossible to be generous )" for true
generosity implies giving only what is
our own, what is right and where it is
right Kate Hamilton, in S. S. Wis
itOr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-03-04
For the Young Men.

HOratiO Seymour three years ago
wrote to a young man who asked his
influence to get place in one of the
New York state offices, dissuading him,
and saying:-
never yet made or procured an APP
pOiDtment for young man for one of
the clerks hips which did not in the end
prove to be IL great injury to him.
look back with regret to my action in
this respect. If you get place, in a
little while change will throw you out,
and You will be in n worse condition
than ever. Now is the time for you to
get some employment which will be
lasting, and in which you can become
skilful, and where you will not be de-
pendent upon others. Any duties
which will give you your food and
clothing are better for young man
than any of the places in the public
departments.