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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-01
TERRIBLE TALE OF SUFFERING
The Only survivor of the foundered
Schooner IL. G.. Simmons.

NORFOLK. Va. October 81 special F.
Robert Lee Garnet. the seaman who re-
mained five DAYS without food or water IN
tho RIGGING of The f0undercd schooner II. &.
simmons. which went down of Cape Fear.
WAS brought 10 Norfolk to-day lie was the
only man out of crew of eight
saved. Garnet tells horrible tale oil
suffering. The schooner. he says, was
-Wampcd 10y a sea, which swept her llatches
and cabin away and filled the vessel. The
crew at once made for the rigging WIN
nothing but their clothes saved. ana re-
mained there until they dropped into the
-ea dead. from exhaustion. Garrett attri-
hutc. the success of his long and successful
nrht for life 10 the sleep which he had every
NIGHT stretched out on the vessels cross
trees. The vessel went down on the I'D, at
10 o'clock. at night. None of those on
board knew where they were. ana the ire
mcndous sea- and gail were awlu
The winds blew for three days, ana
il was two days later before the
.eanNent down enough 10 allow liie-saNiiS
boat 10 goto the schooner and rescue the sole
survivor. They had seen the men drop one
i,, one into the sea. hut could not launch Il
boat i'm the furious surf. KS Garnet
WAS taken from the rigging ON the morn
INC of the 18th at daylight, he
mad then been without food or drink
for i've days, but thinks he could have held
ont "A day longer. lie was asleep on the
cross-trccs when the life-saying crew reach
ed him. and had 10 be- aroused by vigorous
shakes. lie was well taken care OF by the
lifp-sayers on shore and amply fed. lie lett
tonight for his home in Baltimore.
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.lf0cncr Howe. New York, coal.
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Y. NJ. c. 4. Entertainments at the Uni
xersity.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, October ~.
Correspondence. The Young Men, Chris
tian Association gave an open entertain
ment in the public hall on Tuesday night
10 which invitations 10 every student ~
college were sent. The reception lasted
from 80 to IL T.. W.. and was presided
over by Mrs. Professors W. VI. Thornton, y
n. Davis. W. l.. Peters and +. II. >mith
Almost all the yeung ladies from Char
lottesyillc and the surrounding country, IL
well as those living at the University, were
present. and added much 10 the pleasure o
the occasion. %,
During the evening the Charlot,es'ill'
Rand plaved several attractive airs, ana !
chorus of voices selected from among th'
students gave very creditable rendition o
some popular songs. Refreshments wer
served. and were not the least attraction o
the evening. Altogether the ah"ir Was
decided success. and reflected much credi
upon the committee who arranged II, "a
well as upon the Y. NJ. {. \. ITSELF
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LYNCHBURG LACONlCS.
Brilliant Marriagc-Iudignation over the
rittsyivapia Arrest. -- Surprise We'd
al ling personai.


IYNcnBrRG. Va. October 81. special.
\ brilliant marriage came OF to-day. the
contracting parties being Mr.. -. Il. Payne,
Jr.. and Miss Ellen scott. daughter of Mr.
+. {. scott. formerly OF Richmond. The
ceremony was performed at The second
PRESBYTERIAN Church, by Rev. Joseph \.
duncan. of BOydtOn. before a very large
and fashionable attendance. and the bride
and groom left on the 1880 train on the
Midland Railroad on bridal tour North.
The telegram received here last night
from Dan,illc announcing the arrest Of scy-
eral Democratic election judges in Pittsyl-
yana. and read by Mr.. Montague from the
stand. only increased the Indignation Of our
people. and will make hundreds OF votes for
the Democratic party. \ more iniamt us
outrage was never pcrpeirated.
The residence Of Mr.. W. W. Franklin, No.
7l2 Madison street, was the scene last night
at II 30 of an interesting surprise we'd
ding. The parties were Miss Ella '.
Brown daughter of Mr.. {. I. Brown, ana
Mr.. j. O. Martin. prominent merchant Of
Richmond member Of the firm of W. Il.
ThaXton a Company. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. II. {. Chcatham, pastor
of Centenary VI. T.. Church. and was wit
messed only by relatives. the affair being
kept secret from all but those most con-
ccrned. An elegant supper followed. after
which the couple lc6 on the l:iO \. NJ.
train for an extended Northern trip.
Conductor NickiZer. of Richmond. who
was seriously hurt at the railroad accident
Yesterday, and had a lcg amputaied, Is
little easier this morning.
\ slight accident occurred to No. -
freight this morning near IhaNions by the
breaking down of a bOX-car, and wrecking
several others. No one hurt. The track j.
NOW clear.
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NORFOLK NEW6.
Pcrsing the Polls In the Black Belt
rhe Woman's Missionary socicty-Na-
vassa Rioters.

NORFOLK. VA. nc'otcf 81. special. +
I The p,,rsiry ~ The registration books in
South afipton and Nansemond counties last
| Saturday by the Democrats, resulted in the
names Of one thousand negroes being
erased, thus insuring majority ief We
Democrats in both Of these tOnbNul conn
ties. In the second district. Of which thesn
counties are portion, the penovfats
expect 10 gain certainly tour thousand votes.
which vii, leave Republican majority q
rrlv about two thousand. IN anticipation
Of MahOnc's people attempting ~ rapture
the polls III S0uihamo'rN and Nansenond
sJuniies ard rau-ing "a riot. the Democrats
! la'D paced orders with well known
Portsmouth eun-dcaler for fifty Winchester
rifles. which will be stored at convenient
places near the voting prerinc', ~ New
SONS, Southampton county,. YESTERDAY me
Democrats had grand rally, wri'i was
participated in bi m i'nmcrse number OF
farmers, .
The NUinan's Missionary Society Of the
Virginia Conference. Methodist Episcopal
Church. SOUTH are getting along very nice
" i'm their annual meeting now being
held at Granby-Street Methodist Episr"pa'
church in this city. At tO-das p se2siQn 1iis.
Juliana Ur'cs. president Of the Missionary
society OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
south, and Miss pla;ti Gilbert. Mis-
alOnary '6 Mexico, VINO is nome on NlSlt'
made addresses. which were responded 10
by Mrs. X. II. Jones. \ number OF reports
consumed most Of the time at to-daN'- ses-
sion. This afternoon the lady dclesatcs
and a number of Norfolk friend, went 10 Viz
ginia Reach. vhefe they had delightful
and nNigoretipg view of the ocean.
The american brig l.. and Romance ar
rived at Fortress Monroe to-day from Ma
vassa. West Indies. having on board sixty
four Of the negro rioters engaged in the muir
dcrOus riot against their white oNerseerS III
September last. The revenue cutters
lot VI. Morrill, and Ewing nave
been ON the outlook Tor the parks
for about week. and Immediately
upnn their arrival at Fortress Monroe to-
dav arrested a large number Of the men ON
United states warrants and took them 10
Baltimore. where they viii bc tried in the
United states tiicui, Court for their crime.
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DISSOLVED rAHrNrrsnir.
THE FIRM OF THOMAS q ABORN
/ -f.is day dissolved hV limitation.
WA 10. lN MAS.
Wa. n. AfDk\.

N.lnlre to tho above would say thnt
Nl continue Tho business under thc name
a.ItffieofWM. THOMAS a CO., take
iI. opportunity i1 thank friends and the
iaI.. generally for their liberal patronage
bestowed upon ihc old nfm, and assure them
Nr .me oafOfui attention given by them
Willie given hy the now firm TO all Olicrs
mr.stol i0 them
n.l-li' wa. r. THOMAS.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE THE FIRM
- of ktNNAN. SAUNDERS < co. j. thls
.It dissolved hy mutual consent. ". L
AfNNAN and ". = ~AiNDtlS Viii assume
NN iNc +. lllliDs ani clnd 60 the eul
..cs, Hs heretofore. ll parties Indebted o.
'Nr concern viii please make .fompt settle
mont WItl ~. a. hENNAN ,r ". =. ~AlN-
hfi~. as both are authorized To sirn the firnl
i'i'nr Liquidation. Wltress our hands and
seals This let daN OF Notfff bl =. 1850.
". T.. ktNNAN. SEAL
~. p. ~AONDllt~, SEAL
hpl-'t Ahlillk GRAY. SEAL
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BIG DEED OF TRUST.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad Wants
10000, 900.

ROANOKE. Va, October 3l.-A deed Of
trust from the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company 20 the Mercantile Trust Company
of New ork. for ij,oO0,Oo0. has been filed
in the clerks office here. The purpose of
the deed is 10 provide means To double track
portions Of the line of railroad, and To build
extensions to lronton. o.; also an extension
10 North Carolina, and provide additional
terminal facilities at Norfolk and other i'm
proyemcnts. Existing mortgages VIII be
retired.
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CAnIE NnIEs
Marriage of AN Old Confed.

FLENINGsBuRG, KY, October 3l.-Wm
Bowen, known in history as the BLreIooted
Color Bearer Of General John Morgan's Cor.
federate Brigade, was married today nj
this place TO Miss Maggie kyne. The first
pair Of shoes he ever wore We're taken from
the feet Of dead Federal soldier, whom he
slew at cythiana with his fag stan in a bat
tie the re 1853. His ex-comrades In arm.
remembered him handsomely,
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In.pection and cation of Cotton. =.

NEW YORK. October 3l.-The members oi
the Cotton Exchange met to-day ana passed.
"A resolution calling on the board oi man
ragers to submit Il bylaw, 10 be- voted on py
the Exchange. which would repeal the pre-
sent system of inspecting and chasing cot
TON. and re-enact the former system, Win
s,ch amendments and notifications as eN'
perjence has shown TO I've desirable.
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[ VOICE COUNTRY BUTTER. 25c.
~ Prime Mountain Butter. 2Oc.: Good but.
t'i' lp.i ookine Butter two pounds, 25c.
ihi'e rounds Lard, x5e: -Four Pounds Rice
<'li I'VE POuu NcNy RuckWheu. 25c.
.'N Honey zoe. per pound: Mince Meat
49, q l,i pound ihfce Cans tomatoes, &c.
4Nict 'aur tofn. X5r: New Ictscrvc- nv.
pounds DOci Country iilc) IN. ZOE. ycr round
g.. IA. BI.Akrl.
N''-f. No. ~ north SIKH street.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is It not worth the small price OF % eents
IN free Yourself OF every symptom OF thesv
distressing complaintss II you think SO car
at our store and get bottle OF shilohs i,A.,
ixer. Every bottle has pfiE,,su s va" no
good IL will cost you nothing. sold py 30 G
Esr Brother>:and II. NJ. Shields Co., cofu' ~
Of FIN and Msrshsli streets.
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suov I'm Omaha.

OMAHA, NEB., Octooer 3i.-The first sno"
of the season fell in Western Nebraska iies
day night and early Yesterday morning
The trainmen on the Union PacIhc tr'lI
from the West say that little west nom
sidney the fall was heavy. The Atlanii'
express On that road was an holsr lale II
consequence. There Is no report oi sho"
falling east OF Sidney.
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THE CRONlN TRIAL.
4 Great Deal of Testimony Taken

Great Dcai OF i's'ii"""y '"~'"'
CHICAGO. October 81. The oronin trial
wa. continued to-day. The trunk in which
the body of Dr. Cronin was placed after he
was murdered was brought TO the court,
and after being identified by the seller 1t
was offered as evidence. \ number Of wli'
nesses were examined and great deal
testimony taken, but no startling points
were developed.
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i|ofktNNAN. GRAY q 60. &, this day dis
niftd uN mutual consent q X. KEENAN,
.il N. 4. klNNAN VIII assume all fhc ia-
.iNNes ana conduct the business as her, to-
iNiE. All parties indebted 90 the concern
"Iii please settle with ". ". KEENAN,. who
N'Nr is authorized 90 sign The firm name iu
tIWlHuuu. Witness our bands and seals
t.'f ltl dHy ~ November 1850.
". KEENAN, fsEAI.I
&. x. kENNAN. STALL
iNl-5i ARTHUR GRAY. lskAL.l
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SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
A Railroad Mans wife Throws Herself In
Front of an Engine.

LOUISVILLE. KY. October 3l.-Mrs. An
ME Gallagher. wife Of Captain Patrick Cal
lager. Of the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road. committed suicide this morning by
throwing herself in front of an engine
About , o'clock. trainmen riding on the
pilot Of an engine noticed something they
supposed was bundle Of some sort. Tho
engine was stopped, and the discover,
proved TO De- the form Of Mrs. Gallagher.
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From ROANOKE.
severely III-Senator Daniel.

Judge Allen severely Ex-senator Daniel.
ROANOKE. VA, October 81 special.
Judge Henry {. Allen is no better. DIR. +.
y. Wood, of Buchanan. his brother-in-law,
was summoned by telegraph to consult
with his physician, DIR. Pedig0.
senator Daniels will be here tomorrow
night 10 reply to the attack made upon him
by Malone when he spoke here.
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LATrR-pEATH OF JUDGE ALLEN.

ROANOKE, Va, Octobar ST. special. -
Judge Allen died at 10 o'clock tonight of
congestion of the brain. He began ~ sink
RAPIDLY this afternoon, and all efforts 10
rally him proved futile.
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IOr of RIcnMoND. oeIonEn 81.


ARRIVED.
schooner G.. q. Cramcr Walton. kcnnchcc.
he Richmond Ice co
SAILED.
gafkcntinc Mario. lom'nc, rclotas. -four:
-.Nnlurr William t0lh. Chase. Newport
~lw-. to load coal for Boston.
schooner Mary NnuuiNcr Primrose, scot
IlnI ~npri. 90 load lumber icr Baltimore.
schooner Il. =. Graham. Graham. Bermuda
Hundreds, to iotd poplar wool fer ihiiadel-
,..in. vessel. Curtis a Pan kcr
schooner rli.s Moore. lalkcnhcrg. licr-
rUnIf Hundreds, 90 load railroad ties for Sew
york. Nes>.i. curtis Parker
-al.onf. lHitf i1lr~ou. iichrpn, tity
In.nf l1 iu1d poplar wood iir lhil tlcipiio;
f..e,l Curtis PARKER.
INaT OF NtWrOHl NTWs, OCronra 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Guvandottc. New York. and
s.Irl i0r Sew York. mc. chnnl sc.
steamship stag. NfW orleans, 90 coal.
sArLfp
steamship pnmuiS. Liverpool. coalcd.
-flIfI Niu lfNfi'lll. IfNNfU.o oI. cOti'd.
-f..mslIp p.lun, Prince. Sew Orleans
Steamship Honcnicr. norfolk. mcichan-
sr,ocacrA.H. Howe. Ncw York. coal
FORT OF wisr ioiNr OCTOBER 80.
ARRIVED.
.-f..mship Al 'ceh1n,. lHfi,cr. Providence,
l. >,Fl0fi NeN~ general cllco.
,i0i. .HIp Goiistoio. O'Ncli, Philadelphia,
-tam .er sarah. Alexandra Va. coal.
.r.O.U.i Cmilc, hI tmnIe. salt.
SAILED.
-rnuoucr w. De- Franklin. higgins. FOR
f.IUlv iYi wood. flr |IiI.r.uH.l.
~fr'Mcr fm rry. i.'.l. NhEtit'n. ren-
Si.m.6 ran,He. nrrI-. Baltimore.
. | |
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FROM OTHER LANDS.
Foreign News and Items.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 3l.-Adyices
from Peru. under date of September -.
state that an attempt was recently made
TO capture the cruiser Lama, in Call0a
harbor, by four officers belonging u
the revolutionary party of lglesias. They
thought they had arranged matters with
the chief officer of the gunboat, and the lat
ter pretended TO accept bribe of $4,000.
and when the reyolutiOnists came alongside
four Of the leaders were captured. They
Will be put TO death.
CABLE NOTES.
BRUSSELS. October 3l.-At the anti
slavery conference the representative Of Bel
GUM will propose 10 levy a duty Of five per
cent. on all merchandise imported into the
Congo state. the proceeds 10 be devoted t.
procuring the extension Of slavery.
ATHENS. October 3l.-A certain Christian
Of high standing and influence has arrived
here, having escaped from the island with
much difficulty. He fully confirms the re-
ports of the outrages inflicted upon Chris
tians by the Turkish officials in Crete.
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JOO BOOKS At A song.

l..f works oftlo Does. uuih1u-viz: scott
iHHs Cooper Dickens, Ihackcray, nulwei
bid. 'He poets. auu other >taudsi works.
rlA>nArp BOOKS. NICELY BOUND
Al 25c.
0.-1-if RANDOLPH a. ENGLISH.
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The North Carolina Lynchers,

CHARLOTTE. \. C., October 3l.-'rhe in
yestigation into the Lexington. \. c.,
lynching. resulted in binding nine men over
TO court Tor murder, in 5000 each.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-01

EOR SALE ONE WATER MOTOR
lN.in. -Hl ur want Ci usc. App ly
.' jumps UIn... au3u-ff
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DEOFESSOR 4. BAILEY, MAG
/ >ITO-1i A~-tlE and Medical fiectri-
r.H. Chronic H1a nervous diseases cured.
.tr...l.r.f baths. 0Lic.st Broad street,
I....I...f.I Ma tc2t-im.
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Az ILLEGAL WARRANT.

The warrant of arrest was issued without
the required oath nearly twelve months
after the alleged Ofiense. There can be
found no one 90 testify against these men
thu, dragged before a Federal Court and
held under arrest on a trumpcd up charge,
solely for intimidation.
viii not the manhood of Virginia strike
down MahOne's base methods, and rebuke
such tyrany and treason TO the state Of Nir-
uiuil
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NKTANTED by 4 YOUNG LADY
w situation io teach small children.
sIn fllru flH usual English branches lttin,
anI German. 80 objection iu assisting lh
needle work. Address. stating terms.
Miss y. o.. g..
unlu Care Postmaster. ialisNiiie' va.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

uNlATuRE ALMANAC. SovrNnEn I. 1850.
.,., p se,. ............ C.3s Noon sots 1900 p m
-rn ,.ss-...-....... 5:ii BAYS length, ION Sim
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roH EEaE

LOR RENT-IHREE FLOORS OF
..0-rI In .rle-t part oftlD city LNcrN
N.N..I..n0D l.r obi, accommodation oi t
l..I.. ..ufn stable. Apply at 32O cast Frank
I.N ..IN|f I.IUf. nee. required -n"l-oi
DOONS I0RRENTAT NO. 2l3 EAST
II NtIN -I..NI uol-it
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sNrhNTTD-BN 4 STRANGER IN
W fIccitN nuI commuricui oi tine lpis-
.npa Church. sowing ht Oh. iiy i4 u iilNnic
family 90 take home. 30. lt- irt north
seventh street Oc 3l-ltt
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srArE ot rmLNMoMErhR.
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WNsfINcfoN. u. e.. October 81. .-
For Virginia. fair. slightly warmer,
lllR souihcflv winds.
i"" For North Carolina: fair. station
- ary tcmpcmturc, souihcriy winds
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schooner &. q. Cmmcr. Walton. kcnnch,c.
Dad. Richmond Ice GO
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-08-17
OUSEHOL

CuRRANT JELLY.-We igh the cur
rants without removing the stems; do
not wash them, but carefully remove
leaves and whatever may adhere to
them. To each pound of fruit allow
half the weight of graduated sugar
Put a few currants into a porcelain
lined kettle, and press them with a po-
tato masher in order to secure sufficient
liquid to prevent burning; then add the
remainder of the fruit, and boil freely
for twenty minutes, stirring occasion
ally to prevent burning. Take out and
strain carefully through a three-cor-
nered bag of canton flannel, putting the
liquid into either earthen or wooden
vessels, never in tin. When strained,
return the liquid to the kettle, without
the trouble of measuring, and let 1t boil
thoroughly for a moment or SO, and
then add the sugar. The moment the
sugar is entirely dissolved, the jelly Is
done, and must be Immediately dished
or placed in glasses. 1t will jelly upon
the side of the cup as it is taken up,
leaving no doubt as to the result
Gather the fruit early, as soon as fully
ripe, since the pulp softens and the juice
is less rich If allowed to remain long
after ripening.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-08-17

ANOTHER KIND OF LIcENsE.-Ar
amusing incident. as well as an emoai'
RAISING one to the persons concerned,
occurred in the county clerks Office N
indianapolis recently. About ocloch
a young lady, probobly 2l years OF age
walked up to the marriage license desk
accompanied by an elderly lady, pre-
sumably her mother.
want a license" " she said to Depui.
ty Daniels. This is the place, 8 n
it2o
eyes" replied the deputy. ''the name
please"
The young lady gave her name, ano
then the clerk asked: "Do you reside IL
this county,"
"Yes, 1 live here" And after a fe"
more such interrogatories, Daniels wa
in the act of laying down his pen wheI
the lady ventured the question: do !
have to put the license on the dogs col
lar?''
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FOOD lOk 1HOUGHT

Nature when she plants a vegetable
poison, generally provides an antidote;
SO in the moral world, she SYM
patlies to spring up by the side Oh an
tipathieS.
The happiness of life is made up OF
minute fractions, the little o o forgot
ten charities Of a kiss, or II smiles KIND
Look. n heartfelt compliment, and the
cor niless mfinitessimals OF pielsuiabie
thought and genial feeling.
AS the tree Is fertilized by its own
broken branches and falling leaves, and
grows out Of Its own decay, so men and
nations are bettered and improved by
trial and refined out OF their bittei
hopes and blighted expectations
P~ositiyeness is a most absurd folble
If YOU are in the right it lessons youi
triumph; IL in the wrong it addssllame'
| to your defeat.
He is n weak man who cannot twist
and a the threads of his feelings
however line, however tangled, however
strained or however strong. into tht
great cable of Purpose, by which lac lie:
moored TO his life of action.
Affection is the stepping stone to God
The heart is sur only measure OF mimi
tude. The mind tires Of greatness, tht
heart peyer. Thought is worried, ano
weakened IN its flight through immen'
| sity Of space, but love scars around TIE
throne Of the Highest with added bless
inss'and strength.
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. Ar
..N,,w. Mr. Costello, will you Lsy,
,ho goodness to answer me. directly and
ccnatsgoriesll, a few plain questionsi"
Witness-"Certainly, SIR"
"Now Mr.. Costello, Is there a female
n, nresent living with you who is known
IN he neighborhood as Mrs. Costello?''
'sThere is"
..is she under your protection"
snow, on your oath,d do you maintain
her?"
81 do"
81 have not.
rIere several severe jurors scowled
c,oomily at Mr.. Costello.l
THAT is all, Mr.. Costello; you may
go down." ..z..
ment Mr.. Costello. Is the female in
question your grandmother"
"Yes, she is"
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-08-17

A CONSPIRACY. - Mrs. Du He
''John, my dressmaker arrived to-day
and l must have the materials to-mor-
row." =,
Nj. Du Ille-"Eh? What? You said
you had written to her not to come I'M
til next month"
Mrs. Du nle-"Yes, 1 did, but she
never got the letter"
Mr.. Du lille, clasping his hand to his
breast pocket-"Woman, this is a plot,
a vile plotl If you had really wanted
her to stay you would have handed Thai
letter to the postman yourself; you
wouldn't have given 1t to me to mall
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-08-17

A SCANDAL AT LONG BRANCH
Romantic spinster-"Excuse me, sir
but is not this the spot where the beau
tiful girl fell into the water last sum
mer, and was SO calamity rescued By
the gentleman who afterward marie,
her?"
Practical bachelor, giving her a pene
trating glance-"Yes, ma'am; but
can't SWIM"