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Only two (iollarM and a null' a yeni aj>i>i<ess, To-Lay Printing C: Publishing Co., ^ "33 Sanfiom Sf., ]9hi\0(to\j)Ma. Is 81 Jlroadway. N. Y. 3 School St., llos'-o 11S, 115 6c 117 E. Madison fct. Chicago. feBfiHBnHHHHuaimHiM. '?""IT 4T ?" H- -I 6 $ g ? jl _i_ v_y Ji VOL. (). COXV Whv Do?'t 'ihev Kuu Auav! i i< ? I ,r [From the New York Sun.} It sonii'limes happens that the host h i tiling a politician can <h> lot himselt, ! his party, and his country, is to run <_* j away. Ami this impels us to ask why Si Kiehardson, Sawyer, Shepherd, l>ab- i< cock, Cooke, und the rest ol the \\ ash- p j ingtou King don't run a vay. I?y [ i staying here any longer they are only ; t.l j making a great deal of trouble lor i tl themselves, lor their und scovu-red h associates, I >t Congressional eoinmil tees, lor the. tax-payers ol the District, j lor Cran't Administration, and foi the I J Republican party. And unless they I I leave at an early day they will soon : 1 ; j be making trotd?le lor grand juiies, M , courts ot justice, and wardens of pen{ i teutiarics. There lore let them run , invav, and stand not upon the order C* of their going hut all go at once. The Washington King might take , O DO j a leson from the late Tammany* King. Connolly, Woodward, Tom Fields, <J , | llarrv (Jennet, and we know not how x j many more, ran away; and since their 1 departure they have given the city and the State very little trouble. J?ut look at Koss Tweed, lie re- * ! j solved to stay lure and light it out on v that line; and see what lias come ol ( ' his obstinacy. A pile of indictments : siilliiient to stock a tir.-l class District y Attorney's otViee, t wo or three trials before petit, juries, ten or iVlteen mo-C , t ions at Special Term, at (leucrnl Term, ( ! and in the Court ol Anneais. with the i ' j e.hauee of a now trial owing to Noah Davis"* p?oe.ceding, when the V ' ? 1 same weary round \\ i 11 nave to he ' travelled all over again. Then see ' the trouble the lluss is causing the Commis.siu.ners ?>1 Charities and Cor- ' 11 c.i ion. t! l.s this exactly fair? Suppose the ' \\ a-hiiiglou King have closely copied ! ' I the. Tammany Ross and his eonlcder\j J B * j, lutes in the matter ut plundering the <1 lax-payers, and have thrown them wholly into the shade in trying to i cowr up their crimes with perjury., ! j s this a sullicicut reason foreimduting j the example, ot tweed hy staying here and making a heap ol trouble? Then I why do not these slimy rogues. who (l I have waxed fat upon the plunder the j President gave into their hands, follow tiie lead ol Dick Connolly and Tom 1 Fields, and slip away? And when Richardson and Sawyer, and Shep- : i herd, and 1 bibcock, and Cooke, and ( I the rest get away, let them stay away. \ . . I If they d>? not think this good advice, I let them drop a line to dames 11. Ingersoll at Auburn and obtain his opinj ion on the subject. Do not let. the disintereRted patriots oi the Washington Ring he deterred i from going hy the fear that they can- < I not he spared. Kven after they have absconded there will he theives enough in olVice within a stone's throw of the I d : Wiiile House to supply a party larger than the Republican party w ill be ~ next fall il the Washington Ring continues to bear the same sway in its . counsels that it has for a year or two 1 .part. J A Husband Sold. Some years since, when all the world was mad upon lotterics, the Irish cook 1 ol a middle-aged, single gentleman ! r-> . o .1... ... i\. i : i i i 1 uit-w inmi ms IIIIIIIIH I KM' earnings !lll(l | savings of sonic years. Iler employ- ! or was anxious to know the cause, and she told him that, having repeatedly dreamed that a certain number was ? a great prize, she had bought the s whole ticket. lie called her a fool |r lor her pains, and never lost a chance d to tease her on the subject. She q : seemed to take his taunts in good hu- j mor, saying it would all turn out right by-and-by. One morning he opened bis paper at breakfast, and | it announced that the very numbers^, i thai Bridget had dreamed and bought, ,'j had drawn the great prize, one hun- ; d dred thousand dollars! Bridget was summoned, and the 0 ! ? ' a wily gentleman proceeded to inform ,'J j her that he bad long valued her as a Is friend, and being desirous to set lie him- I * self lor lil'o, ho wonlil h<? willing to make l.er liis wife, ii she had no objection. ' p* Bridget 11ri<I always thought him a | dear, good man, ami would bo glad to do anything to please. !v> ho finished his breakfast, told Bridget to put on her best things, the parson was sent 3 "1 j % / XXX 1 _A 11 I lH 1(M K'M lr AY HOUO. S. C\. ?r, ami made them one that very j iorn:ng. Alter it was all over the cautious ushand said to his bride,? "Well, I'fidget, vou have made two > C j ood hits to-day; you have got a good usbaud ami now brine- me the lot ry ticket you ami I have laughed so melt about." "1 Mease don't laugh any more about hat; 1 knew there was nothing in hem dreams, and I sold it to the ' uther a mont h sign!" Tom .Marshall. A case in which a duel was preventd by otic <>1 the seconds, much to the iiKgust of the. other, who happened t?? >e a military man, may 1k> related ere. It, occurred during the extra ession ot Congress in 18 I 1 Thomas 0. Marshall invited three gentlemen ! 0 dine with htm one stormy, dismal Minday. One of the guests was an dlieer of the army, from the South, vho aileewards made <oniet liing of a 1 a me during t he rebellion. Tim ot her wo were connected with the press. \n entertainment given hy Tom darshall helore lio j??in?*?l tin1 coldvalor assoeiat ion was mj re lo he aho.ulanily furnished ;viili win". M arsliall uid one oi I lie newspaper inoti, who J a as Irotn Now ()rloans, drank <l"o|?lv. riiov had hoou "lass-mates in college, utd wore on tonus of familiar intima y. A slight misunderstanding aroso aotwoon litem, and both hoing considerably olovatod, a harsh rontark was made by the editor. Marshall inptired it he was rosponsibh for what lio had said. The reply was. "Tom Marshall, you ought to know ine loo well to ask suuh a question.'" The parly broke up rather suddenly and a shoritime alivrward tin- odi lor brought (t% his iriond ot the j<ross who was present at the dinner a challenge which lie had just, roetived front Marshall. with an nneoiidilional aoooji lance, asking him to deliver th I'^.y, see the army ollieer, who was to act as M irshall's second, and make arrangements for an immediate mooting. The Ineml of lite editor was iuexperiettced in such matters, hut ho .vas imtn'ossod with the fnllv ??f m dn??l & J W " ",,x ' between two gentlemen on a niisundcrstanding at the dinner table, and determined to prevent :i light at all ha/, urdn. lie held the aceeptanee until near the close of the lollowing day, when he wa'ted upon .Marshall. "You came, 1 presume, on hehall ol Mr. V" "Yes Sir." "You have been a dovelish loner t ime in get Ling here!" P r> "That is my fault intirely. Your challenge was accepted at once." "Let me have the acceptance, then, without further delay." "Here it is," the gentleman replied. "I>u I do not propose to deliver it at all. 1 will not hi* accessory to a duel between two men who have no real cause of quarrell;" and thcreunon tore the paper in pieces and threw the fragments into the lire. Marshall was much astonished, and inquired of the gentleman if lie knew the rcsponsi bility lie had assumed in so doing. The reply was that be neither knew ii 01 cared. "You have pnt yourself in your nrincilial's nlncc anil 1 lire\;/.n I I I ' " I J "" arc prepared to take llu: consequence," 1 Marshall. "Nonsoenae," was the reply. "J will neither let meet yon, nor will I light yon myself on any such redieuIouh quarrel. Now, what do you intend to do about it?" Marshall finally burst into a laugh, and in less than an hour's lime all the parlies were taking a friendly drink at Oodshy's, The army ollicer was inclined to make a scene, protesting against tin; irregularity of the whole proceeding, but there the difficulty ended.?An Old Stager, in Harper* 8 Magazine for A rll. Itev. Tuomas Smi i ii, a l?ahist minister, ; 1:..; . . i ? > m n??? n% i ii j.; iit i ;i i roisv 11 k', U'l> n., over 101 years oM. lie came lo Tennessee Irom \ irginta eighty years ago, was the pastor ol one church iortydour years, lias preached several times 1 lie past year, riding on horseback to his appointments, (plots Scripture readily, iias a good memory, reads without glasses, and lias never taken but three doses ot medicine. rw. ' uy* < ?> -V - r. > \\ 1 [1 , 1 ^ _JL1_ < Ion t" Joiirnal. KSD.VY, V. \ Y 5. 1871. ri,TT"S1 r t\\T7T",T? O'UT'? Li.l?i Lil W w l.??i OU-li-U. Acts and JMnt Eos::uti::is Passed by tho General Assembly cf Couth Carolina, at the C:s:ien of 1S73- / ! l*l| An Act to Hemulate the Sale of intoxicating Lbpiors, ami t ? alter and Aim 11 I liio Law in relation thereto. l!a it enacted hy the Senate and l!ons?? c?I licprcscntalives ot the State of Sent !i I 'arolina, now nu t and sitt inn i in (Jencral Assembly, ami by the am t liorit v oltlie kiiiic: S! :< i ion 1. That tbe provisions oT ('b\ ?er eiirhly (! A \ X ), ot' Title tourteen (II), Put one ( ! ), of tbe; (lent ral Si at ntes, re 1 aline- to t he nuaiit infill retail and tavern licenses, be .<n I tiie same are hereby, declare 1 I > be! applicable sole'y and confined to the erantine ot such licenses inside of the ; incorporate limits <d cities, tow ns and villages. Snr. 2. That the propel municipal ant Lorit ies ot all incorporated cities, towns and villages shall have power to erant, lift uses to retail spii it nous ] liquors inside the ineorp>-rate limits ?! such cities, t'?witK and villages, in I ?j ua n t: i ies hss than one oi\art, to keepers <?t drinking saloons ami eating- j houses apart front ta\erns, ami to ii \ the price ot ilic same, which sliali not I>e less than seventy live dollars, the person to whom the same is granted j bojuo lirst recommended I \* siv it j speci able Iax payors of the ncii?di -?? r- ] hood, and cnleriny iii 1 <? a bond, in 11 ? ] sum ol <iic 1 hmisand dollars, willi throe good suret ies, lor t iie k? oping ol | an orderly house, and ler tin' clue observunee nl':i!l lit ws rclut ing to tin* retailing ol' spirituous liquors. Sir, The proper muuieipal Jin llioriliis ol ail incorporated cities, lowMHUie' villages shall have p >\vei to gi ant licenses for the retailing ol wine, eider, lireweil or tnall liquors, within the incorporate limits ol said cities, town and villages, upon t Inpayment <d a license lee ol not jess than twenty live dollars, the person to whom the said license is granted bcinu liist recotinnended hy jsix respectable taxpayers el iiis neighborhood, and entering into a bond, in '.be sum ol live bandied dollars, v illi two good sureties, lor the keeping ol an orderly house, and lor the observance ol' all I iwt1 regulating tliesale ol sin li liquors: and that ho will nol sell any spirituous liquors or any admixture llu ia ol. St<;e. I. Any person intending to apply lot a license to retail spirituous liquors, in quantities loss than one quart, outside ol incorporated cities, towns and villages, shall Jilc bis petition with the Clerk of the Circuit I iitiil i)l the county *vhere lie r< -sules, fifteen nays before ihe first or s< comi session ol s.t'nl Court, in each year, m l ting tort 11 tin1, locality aid township where lie proposes to retail such liquors, with a eerrilie.ale ol six respect.ahlo taxpayers ol his neighborhood that he is a psrsoti ol tcinperate h ibils and good moral character, and shall pay to said (deck u h*e ol two dollars lor his services in connection with tlx same; ami it shall he the duly ol the said clerk to place a notice on the court house door ot sueh application, giving the naine ol sneii person, the place ol his residence, and the nanus of the persons recommending him* and the petition and accompanying (vrtili cate shall be submitted to the (Jrand .lurv ol the county, a' the lir.-t ensuing year ol the Court, who shall, in then presentment, report whether or not the pet it ioner should icccivou license, and the price at which the same shall he granted (which price shall lie uni- I lorm for all applicants), and the presiding Judge of the circuit, unless good cause he shown to the contrary, shall oialer the clerk to eeitily the pro-! ceedings to the County Commission ers, who thereupon shall grant a license to the person recommended to the drain) Jury, upon liie payment ol the license lee lived by them, which shall not, in any c?se, he. less than iilty dollars; and the person to whom the same is granted shall enter a rccog. nizance, with at least three good sure! t ies, ?ii the sum of one thouaiul dollars, j tor tin* keeping ol an orderly house, and for the due obss rvanec ol all laws relating to the retailing ol spirituous liquors. iS.nCt r>. The County Commissioners of ihe several counties of tin* State shall have power to grant licenses lor t lie retailing of w ine, eider, m ilt and brewed liquors, in places outside ol corporate*! cities, towns and villages, to any person of temperate habits ami good moral character, who may be recommended by four respectable citizens of his neighborhood, upon the payment of a license lee ot twenty iivo dollars; h.u<1 person to enter into la recognisance, in the sum ol live hundred dollars, with two good sureLies, that lie* will keep an orderly ; house, and that he win not s< 11 spirit* 1 nous liquors, or any admixture thero! oi. Skc. (>. All persons engaged in retailing liquors under lieenst s grunted in aceordance with this Act, or under j tavern license* granted under pre-exi isting laws, shall expose their license* 4 i,,, | , _ _ T| | m m m mm m ~|? ??Vv i^*?. NO. 18. to punne view in im'ir etiicl plaCo *> 1 making s ties, and no such licenses hall authorize sales b\ any pet'son neglect inj? this rcipiircment. And any per* sen selling or retailing i?*;i i in?? li(|Uers without a license shall he deemed guilty el a misdemeanor, and upon eonvie! ion i hereof, shall lie lined not less than titty dollars nor more than two hundred dollars, or imprioned not less th in one month nor mort than six months, or both; and any person who shall be eonvieted of re t ailine spirit uotts liipiors or any ad mixture l hereof, while en traced in retailing under license to sell w ine, aider, mall or hrewed lnjtu?rs, shall sullm- a like puitish nn n l, and shall, besides, lo#U'il ins, license. Any person who shall he convicted twice within two years tor re? ailing without licciiM shall not he entitled to receive a license h?r t wo veal's next sueeeedino the date ol the last eonvietion, and any license granted to such person shall he utterly without ellect, and shall allord no protection. Sec. 7. Will ally lm nishino any in toxicalino drink, by sale, oitt or olb erwis'1, to anv person ol known m temperate habits, or to any person when drunk or intoxicated, or to a minor, or to any insane person, lor us* as a be veraoe, shall he held am! deemed a uiisdeim anor, and upon Co 11 \ i c I t in tin roil the 111'l i )! lit* s 11 m I be lined not less iltiMi ten dollars, 01 more than one hundred dollars, and imprisoned not, less lliati ten days or moio than thirty days; and i shall he law I'm i lor any member ol tin family, or Idood relation, or t?uardiar ol such intmnnerate person, or minor and lor the committee ol such in-uin person, or lor any I rial .Instice of tin township w here any or either ol sucl persons lesid", or have, their hvfal set ticmvnl, to jj;ive a notice in writing to any person or persons enijai^ed in re t ailine, selling <m- having int oxicat :n? hi | uors, lorl lidding hi in or I hem, as i h< case inav he, Irom lurnishing such ?n tempi-rule person, minor or insam person, with intoxicating drinks 01 Inpiors; and if, within three months ol the lime ol such notice, any persons l< whom the same m ?ivi n shall lurnish. ore,a use to liiruisln d, any intoxieat ine Illinois in such i it - itipmatc person, minor < r insane pi rsoii, 10 he used aa hcvcrae'c, lie or 'hey shall he held civilly responsible lor any injury ti person or property which may occui m cousi-i|ueiice ol such lui nishinjo and any one a'jfjjp ie\ed may recover dam a^i's agaiihi tlii' person so Inrnishiiio; | by an action instituted in any (.'nun iin this State having jurisdiction ol civil action; and in ease any wif< shall ^i\ e such notice, she shall In | ell 111 h d to ri'ii i v e o t the J ict'so 11 furnishing iiiloxical in<( liipior to h< : husband, in an action in her own name, such daniaja-u as :tn\' t' nit or jury may award lor the maintenance ot hi'i'iself and latnily during tin period when lu r hushand, hy reason ol such furnishing, is ineap ihle el pro viding lor the proper support o! iim or theni; and in any action brought in accord nice with the provisions ol i his section, tiie lioud ot the pmsoii furnishing inf o\i-jatiu?_? drinks ->r li '|uors shall he li.ihlc lor dama _p-s re coycred t ? the ex' ml -?i the penalties thereof, in case the same cainn t hi satislicd out ot the prof cr'.y ol the de.ends lit in such act ion. Hia:. H. Any person wl.o shall In found drunk, or yn-.-siy ii.to\';eatml ii any street, highway, public house 01 puhlic place, shall hi- lined upon \icu ol, or upon piool inn.le I?? i?> c nu\ mayor or other municipal otlicer 01 l I' i i; 11 .Justice, not oxeecdin j |] v e <; < > i j I.us, aiul, i! the same i- no: paid, im piisoiiiuent not. exceeding live days Any p i'?oii who shall sell into.viea lui'j; lniUois to such person, to lu diuuk on th'- premises where s"M U hereby the Mild p< i> >11 she ! bccoilU intoxicated, shall, he-Ales ins liahilny under .section sevti 17) of this Yet, h< liable to pay to t he wile, pin ul, ehih or guardian ol the per.- u no Sound mi toxica ted the sum <d live dollars to every sneh oil. nee, to he ivcov* red ij an action ol debi brine any I'riu .Justice bavin*/ jurisdiction of to person ol the defendant: /Vow* 'cl That no suit shall l?e instituted alie ten days from the commission of tin olieiice mentioned in tins seetion. Sko. 9. \\ henever any riot < l* bread ol the peace shall occur at or witlui any tavern, drinking saloon or ol he place where intoxicating liquors mm sold, the pi o| t li t or or keeper ol suel j place fhall be doerned and t ken lo 1" Ian aider ami abetter in such i ioi o other breach of the p ace, tut 1 shal be liable to be prosecuted and ;uu isb ! c(1 as such, unless such pei -mis e mi : show that such riot oi other breach .> the peace was not cause hy the p i : sons engaged therein becoming in toxteated on said premises. blCO. 10. It shall not he lawful to any person to sell, trade <or hinder an spintons or malt liquors, eider or win j on Sunday, and any person so iloinj ! shall l?o liable i<? a line of not less thai : ten dollars, or more than i wo hundre< dollars, or imprisonment lor not les than ten days, or more than twi months. : Skc. 11. 'I ho municipal aut otitic i. i jW .J MM ' -?-fl l f" ' ia;i;iisi;ui;.vrs 4 I.')4) |??*r t.|ii*r<' for first arnl - I ' < r ? it liMerUori. , .?? ? will constitute a H<|nar??, v^h-'Mi >i??\ i??r 01 iv ty |K?; le.s-*' l:;ui Mi i ?I'. ?*?I lor sis :i si|>mi*:. M arri.i ? : s Iron. iM' il' 'ti'l '''iPiOrrtl uoMeoi IV?*?. OUit , a mi** square l'iovrojio Hu'i'i* i It te> .it ii'lvi?rtUiiii{ rat*'-*. II< Ii 11 ?*i ? of out* *Minnr f A lit si hfici.it Will : is in.ill*' wl'tisc v i !Pi'iifs art* t? l?t* kept It?* ?? ' 01 i i -it tl's or lotiflor ? in m atd - tawt > .MmMMMmi.ti -^n i ?j m I <>t iii< no" t'( >! ritiei. I own* <?i 1 . i'i* 1 !at/o- i o! ho Coiin'y Corninis>ti<?ni? a oi counties, *?liall have power i<? "ant licens J or i hf selling of inttixKMi i?: ^ li jiiins by Ll o quart upon lite pa . t........... ?.... i.?... .1. ' - 111? i i i , i iuru .^r i \'l 11??i* i? r* ^ i i | till y < I * ?l' a iv; any person t<> w n i s111*ii I con so is printed who shall pe mi sin ii intoxicating liquors t. > ?'nii'k ii?"fi the premises where s I I f. i; his Jieenso, and the -a i 5 i >t oc renewed within t ye ii* truiii t110 ti ne of forfeiture. All ?> | r?i\ i cms i ( f*cc t ion ten (it)) I or I> ?liu j the vi c .,t liquors i?t certain tirri \ lie i . 11 met t it >n ?'i I .loill lie upj.l'.e ih! i to 11" >a!c oi liquors, as provided lor in t 11v ? t i m, and like pennll ics vh:dI be lull.' I e 11 u ! to 11 iiuv | erson who, iti.i!\ ; 1!i e>im 1 granted in net oi thin* o with t I: I v -eet loll, chilli make Silles I, tie' pi i n ?i| t herein prohibited; /'ror lt </, i : it no Itemise shall be granted bf I the (uuiitv ('oiniiiissionel ft ot any eoiiii'\ ' ? nny person or person* to* ' i*< 1111 nieie led or :i p | Ivillj^ lor llio Hill fir;, i uiitii tin- person or persons so rceoin1 mended or applying shall have tir?,t j paid the I'ouiit v Treasurers of the rej speet i \ e eoiin' ies tie* license lee herein iniih"ii/t'd, ;ind shall present the receipt oi the l ie:.surer to the ( ounty ('oni11iis-i mii i y as evideucu t?l said j?a\iie i.i. u Ir.eii lieens fee shall he I placed in i he fun et y lund for county | pn'i"pose*i. ? ' i-:< . ! J. It shall not be lawful lor any a pot heemw , d i uq^ist or otto r ucrsoi., in .veil, trade or baler any bi;.eis u| whit h qm'itous or inn I f. lupous are an borivdiein, or any othei imdi1 eatcil llu lo|w lii. till* (initio or be I. Irink. i.i : 11. v p. isoii upon ihe 11r? x i ij ;?>; :i regular |?l ysieiau, 111111 s> s.it ii -i pothemrv, ?li iiLT'.ji't 1 r ! ot I < r ?n shall obtain :\ Ii? i : In >? tl sneli Ihj'ini s as pl'OUJileil hi j lion < !i \ i it i i i i ol t liis Ail, lilt- } i -*? j ol - l.:' 11 .I.. 11 - i 11 In' III > I !e-> I I III 11 11II V I 11??i! :i i j ' in i)i 111?/, I I ill I upon o 111 ; 111 ill J, Nihil lh I'.IST, Midi upntlieeaiv, h u^^isi >! other imM'hoii, si,all be culiiU-ii lo -i I. i;i!i r liquors, us in < .-o ')l persons l.atin**' lieOUMU to Sell 1 / ; tin* ?.]11. Any ;ipntliocary, ilni^','!-;, or ot ivci in : - ?11 violating the in <i\ sinus ol ibis ( lion, shall, upon runI'iotloil, III' vll '' j i 'i' L III I III* Millie III II i lies as are picse-ribm! by law lor i> sons selling spiritoiis liipiors in ?1 r like eiieiiinsiaiii'es w it ln>iit a lit. n* . Siie. IIl shall be the iluty ol t.o; (Joint, .M .vor or ui'inieipal un Uni it ie* of a eiiy, low n or villeoe, or Trial .ln.->I iee, lii-lore wholn any line !ll: y I o rccovel e-l in aeeonlauee Willi tin* in. visions oi lies \e... lo a w ar.I to lh I inloi iiu i oi pin>eeuor ;i ? asoualno 1 share 1 In-11*??1 lor liis lime ami trouble, lull nol in any east: exeeeilin^ mielliinl; ami I lie residue, as well us ihe proceeds i I all lorleited t'oiiiiH, .shall lie paid l i lie trustees m tlie puldhi schools in liit- .-enuol dial riot wherein I lie panic* convicted reside. Sic.:, i 1. That all Aels or .parts of Acts inc. ii d?icnt willi ami repugnant to lie.' | o oi'ins ut Iliia Act are, lor i lie purpose ii| tins Acl, hereby repealed. Appioveil March If), A. 1)., Ib7 I i I are fur Ihin train's. Wimlil you show yourself real I v ?nW?l to your hau^liters ? Then be i/cnerous in I'm mi in a >nu'r sen^c linn tint I heaping trinkets on fheir necks. . Train tie m I .r in Icperulenee lirst, ami | then labor in cjive it to them. lait thrill, .'is s-?i?n as ever they SUP grown ii p, li ivr soiiu1 little uioi'i'V, or means <?!'making ill'?fk* y to lie their own. nnli tesic*11 t In*hi how 111111 :iI with ii, without needing, i'vci'v iii<mii nt, somebody to help them. (Vileuhite whflt you givo ; them or will l>. ?ju??:?tli to then:, not, :ih . is usually .<J me, 011 the chames of their . 111:ik111?.? u ri' h marriage, hut oil tho | prohihilty ?>! their remaining single, ami xeeopling t>i the scale of living to I whieh you have accustomed them, j ^oppress their luxuries now, it ueed be, | , hut )lo not, leave them with tewrcelv .(hare neeessarie* herealtor, in strking c contract t o their present home. Ahn\n , j all, In lp them t > help theinseh e*. Ku, 1 j 1 hem to l>e able to add to their ow i | means, rather than to he torever pine' ' : ing ami economizing till their miu a i are mri'nwt'J ami their (wart* are si k. . < i c thetn all the endure you can ts? every power whirh they may posHess. , It they should marry after all, they , will 1>" i he happier and the he* tor for j. | it. If i hey should remain anm-nr tint , mil'voi s of the unmanied, t! e will , hi" ss von i- your jrrw e, and say ot y<?u# what ear not he sai l of rn my a i| ?tii.i< i parent hy !n> surviving child: *\Mv | father eared that. I should !? ? h ?ppv I alter his death as well a while 1 was I i.is pet and his toy." It was at a party t i it se n youn t ladies were discussing the relalivo benefits ol ihe sparrow* and the ' wormf, when ono of the tail* our* (l appealed to young Kixzleton, who had r just joined them, and had not t aught 11 the drift <>t the c?uverst ion, 4i Whi ii ' do you think tin* worse, worms or _ sparrows V" What did the stupid D 1 1 brute do i>nt iniHeontly answer: ' t s don't kuow; I wove.* bad sparrow*?" 1