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TheDaily Review. IIa,nd- ?CTfft"in that -a fastidious
" I Listn iron Iii for w t hon r4
- v w MW W Wa v
ganUv prepared, and all without a soli
tary exception did justice to the dinner,
and aroso from that table thanking
(Jod for his mercies to Mrs. Hand, and
praying that she might be spared for
no flowery I ruany years to come, and that erery
one mignt oe so lonanaie as to oe ucr
Cnest arain.
Would that you had been there. 1
know how yoa generally enjoy such
things, and Mr. Hand wished for yoa
more than once. Hoping that yoa may
often experience the feeling that I felt
that day, I will close. Burg aw.
am S.
(Read at the Amnil Banquet of tbe CMcas
rres Club.)
No eloquent thought and
s won! .
That the most of you. listening enrap
tured, ha ye bear tl
Could allure mo from viands o tempt
.Instly spread
That I've missed the extempore
speeches you've read.
Rat my heart beats responsive to cne
theme divine 1
The woman we drink to in bumpers of
wine: j
So ( threw down my napkin, my fork
and my knife
To spenk to the toan of ".The Kditor's
Wife." i
Nervous
4 ka-a
N.ura--.
Cor
SKEPTIC SAID
i .ta vra r. Eliminate
: , w, tt. IwUMTfo and Kta,i II.
. i a. I. :4 J ' f K"Sc ir. J -tr.ua
tTHE GREATJ
MiftcMiilQluiEimoiR
p. r:. t-jtv wto-4. ! r rt4 to core
!.rt.rfc tr-i. when u opuni
I: rrrb-:tctl3Jilar!Porti tb IIt
I ! r :moU,. and etrrcUrt rrvJ t (mp.
" X.t 'rf.tr a iff, Ar". Voile Ctty.
irom Yoathiul Imprudence
causing fiTOn veumiT,
i t r hoci cure rUKK. UeJ S3 y&r
Dr. A. (J. OMa. Uox 141. CblcA-
mr Jl-Uwtf
afferors
fBATE'S SPECIFICS.
from f.rmnb uc4 by an eminent
tuj tiurluc ti jfr iueccruj
pnctlce.
j-Hf N x 1 liaaranteo-l i cTecl a radt
i.r of a'.l affwtlot of lit Uloot, whether
tt or arnilrel. Skin lUcae. plm
. un tt-bc. etc., arc permanently
! -r luiK'm Speriaa No. I. rrtcc tl.
.' . 1-CarM StMIXAt. WCUSUV
Kri DkRturr. frotn Yoathtal !Ulcro-
Ti lmot MahooL This rrtacly U un
:WllnlheeareottbeeromtLslnt. J tit
wtrtal tlTit!a to the wrrALenct erroa
ps.aUti Nt'ure to renew tbe ttrenjrtb
!r of the !-l.tUUtet organs an-1 error u
core. Vru-t 9 1.
... tiUtt loKLint nrlUt mo l per
n:lf eurrsUneaautUta. lrtt ti.
:jc .. A po:Ute rire for all weak-
runstuoa to female, rrioe i 1.
kr llraTltf or knt on rvrvlnt of rtrtrA
f. W. IUu-. iJ X. Clark M.. ClitcaKo.
t.i ir iAr arm
And ol course you'll agree siuco our
wrves are all here.
To brightcu tbe scene and partake of
our cheer
That the best ol all angels kind heaven
has tent
To bring a mau tympalliy. peace and
content.
To add to his jy:J and to Ic9$eii his
woes.
To icr on his bnttons and patch up his
hose.
And to s moo! he out the kinks and the
wrinkles of life, j
I the idol we worship: the editor's
wife. .
When the editor comes from his office
at night : i
At a very late hour, in a dubious plight.
The impression prevail! and the story
is to!U
That au editm wile can; be always
cajoled I
With ablialout"bndge'' and "broken
down press j
But we who have been there are free to
con (ess
That wheu husbands nre late and- sus
picions are rife j '
It is lcst to own up to the editor's wife;
All such fabics are cruel, anil men arc
unkind
To libl a sex of Mich generous mind.
A sex who economize all through the
year
That jce may afford to exhibit them
here.
The wouicu who. scrimpingly, patiently
wait
Kor the auuual lcat at three dollars pt:r
plate ;
For of all bwiid joys in the circus of
life.
A banquet seems lfst to the eilitor s
wife.
Ba, ail jesting aside hiuce I dimly sur
mise That the ladies regard uic with sinister
cye3
Who more than the wife of uur bosom
deserves
The sweet veneration her beauty pre
serves? ,
And the years may go by aud our heads
may grow white,
Her beauty grows ever as pure and as
bright
As when she faced poverty, sorrow and
striie.
And blessed our estate as au editor's
wife.
I
Vital Questlous!!
l tie most eminent physlcisu
r aay !. H)!t what is the best thing
ori4rorquicUug and allaying
rr.ioUjn of the nerves aud curing
jrm of ucrTons complaints, eivinz
t rxl. U!dliVe. refrcsuing sleep al
i.
f-4 llcy will tc!i you uuhesitatingW
-2ie torru ol Hops:
ciiaitci: I.
i auy or all of the niot eminent
:eas :
i V hit is tie best and oulv remadv
caa bo relied on to cure all diseases
Liduevs and urinarv oranar
K . ! . ft 1
f-iniuis utjeac. diabetes, rc-
ooor taabihtv Lo rctAia nrini tnd
-d:ea3cs and ailments peculiar to
'ia:-ca!ly "Baehu. '
tly aud
lac same thv?finn
V Lat is the most reliable and surest
lor a.l liter diseases or dyspepsia ;
-PlLa. indirMtinn.
Xrul fever, ague. &c. and they
i;e.i yoa :
hadnletor Dandeliour
-ce. vrhca these remedies arc com.
i th otters eVaally valuable.
lampoua4el into Hop Bitter
iCoucladcd nci week.'
Doors, Blinds,.
P rench Window Glass.
VT n.R V V. CXAMM. TAINT:
,r UK,V I'liCI-AUKD rAisr.
r I Wforc jurrhlnx. Tt fact
v'.. an-1 IC.rrt a
And some of us. glancing back over the
years.
Can call up sweet visions, all hallowed
by tears ; '
A dress, or a toy, or a hood that is torn.
Or a quaint little shoe that a baby has
worn. I
Or a white little lace lying under a pall
And a moss-covered grave over yonder,
tbats all;
Bat wc know the great grief thai has
clouded the life
And broken the heart ol an editor's
wife.
You may drink to your trade and your
creatu res of fa m e :
I raise not my glass till I fiear her sweel
came:
Tis to her who alone ttncomplaininsly
bears ,
The all of our sorrows and most ol our
cares.
Whoso wealth of sweet influence subtly
inspires j
Our grandest achievements and noblest
desires ;
TIs to her I would drink our com pan
ion in life
(tod's best inspiration, tbe editor's wile,
Eugene J-icht.
Hunttug for a Wife.
A good story reaches ns from Milan.
A young nobleman of that city, of
marriageable age and master of a
fortune of $'1,000 a year, not long ago
came to the conclusion that it was
time for him to lookout for a wife. His
pursuits In life cot being of the most
strenuous character, he had leisure to
combine amcsement with research.
Accordingly be advertised his want in a
Milanese newspaper, requesting that
every answer to the advertisement
might be accompanied by the portait of
the lady who replied. A collateral re
sult of this notice was that two or three
of the best photographic artists of the
city bad more work on their hands than
they could attendito. Tho direct result
was sixty bye idlers, with as many
maidenly countenances as would
furnish a good-sized album. The
answers were in some cases accom
panied by parental certificates, setting
forth iu touching language the charms
aud virtues of the daughters. Em
barrassed by a choice of such unex
pected variety and destirous to gratify
that sense of humor which even the
eerious nature of his quest could cot
repress, the young man replied to each
of his correspondents that, before com
ing to a final decision, a personal cot
exactly interview, bat inspection
would be of advautage. To
each of the ladies, of course,
without tho knowledge of the others, he
sent a ticket for an orchestra stall in
the Scaia theatre, anuouccing that he
himself would bo in a particular box.
tho number and situation of which he
stated. A few cvcniug3 later tho thca
trcsgoiug public of Milan were perplex
ed to explain tbe appearance of one of
the rows of stalls in that immense
building. A long lino of beauties, iu
toilets of extreme elegance, unbroken
by a siugic black coat, was observed.
Furtively, aud with trepidation, did
each damsel (torn time to time raise her
opera glass to that box tho cynosure
of mauy bright eyes in which the
graceful youth reposed. Suspiciously
and with darkened brow did each dam
sel turn to tho long file of her neighbors
aud wonder at the magnetism which
drew each class to theoue central point,
By-and-by tfie audience, to whom some
hint of tho secret had leakcu out, ocgan
to give audible signs that they enjoyed
a rw I . .1
me lOKe. ine sporauic lauguier ui iue
theatre iucreascd the confusion of the
young ladies, and the contagion of fun
lurneu me sporaaic mirin inio a genera
roar. At this point our Milanese cor
respondent drops a veil over the scene
concluding his narrative with the trum
pet call. ''Daughters of Eve, revenge!'
I question if that young man wiINgct
married in Milan. Brooklyn Agile.
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FRENCH NAINSOOKS,
Victoria and Persiab Lawns ,
Commissioners.
Inconwrated In 1SG8 for 25 veara bv the Let-
lsl&turcfor Educational and Charitable tut
po5C3 with a capital of (1,000,000 to which a
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aadea.
i $550,000 bag since been
Niagara falls. Well, you wouldn't
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H :
Stop that cough by the uso of Ayer's
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"No licenso" does not bother tho
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Old She Die?
"No;8he lingered and suflered along,
pining away all the Ciuio (or years, the
doctors doing her no good ; and at lost
was cured by this Hop Bitters the Cpa
pers say so much about. Indeed! in
deed! how thankful we should be .for
that medicine."
Birthday Dinner.
Kditoh Daily HKViEWr2fir6:
It has been customary for many
years for mo to give you an outline o:'
the many enjoyments of that ioyousoc
casion. If you remember the 26th day of
January is tho birthday ol ourgood old
friend, Mr?. Nelly Hand, and on Satur
day Ut wc celebrated her 68th birthday
at Mr. Sam V. Hand'4 near Durgaiv.
The only bickerings that ever occur in
the family, is as tc who shall furnish
the dinner. She has lour sons and one
daughter livio?. and everyone is
anxious and put out, if they are arc not
allowed tho privilege of furnishing the
dinner. Tho lot this tinio fell to Mr.
Sam I laud, the youngest son, and
well it. was judging from tho entertain
ment given by him and his most csti
mable w.b'.c, Mrs. Hand
Never in my luo have 1 isteu a day
pas3 off so pleasantly. There were only
The 'poets' scorner" in a newspaper
is usually the editor. i
i
A r!nlnlirntfl Pnsi."
It seems probable that Mr. Michael
O'Connor, of Galesburg, 111., is not re
lated to the celebrated Charles O'Connor
Ho says: "Samaritan Nervine cured
me of dyspepsia and general debility."
The speaker
mother in-law.
of the house Voir
12.
Letter From General John
aiulford.
23 Dr.v Stiieet, New Yokk,
October 8. 1883.
For year3 past I ha ye used Aixcock's
l'OROUS rLASTEKS on my person ana in
my family, and have lound them per
Jcct as an external remedy, j quick In
their action, giving immediate relief.
without blistering the skiu, and far
superior to all others. No family should
bO Without ALLCOCK'3 l'OROUS Jl LAS
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maladies, eucli aa Ulcers, Fever JSorca, Tu
mors, Salt Rheum. Burns, riles, or wherever
inflammation exists, MITCHELL'S SALVE
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MRS. M. S. CUSHING, Musical Instructress.
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T A DIES, WHAT ;A GREAT ADVANTAGE
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lanaa to dispose of are requested to communl
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Mr. Josh T.James, at Wilmington In person.
Full prrtculars as to exact location of lands.
number of acres, probable yield of timber to
the acre and lowest price, must be made
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19 Sent Treat 81
a few invited guests : and your corrcs- tf.i : their healing powers are wonder-
(touucui was uuv ui iun uuuiici . uuu
I asjuro 3ou, if in no other way, I was
highly entertained to sec and hear that
good o!d lady, as is her custom on all
occasions that present themselves, smil
ing upon her children and grandchild
rcn, and ?pcatdrj to them words ot ad
vice in sach God-liko language and tone
it oltcn melted ihcui to tears, aud
touched tho sympathetic heart of be
many tricuds. When at dinner, after a
blessing tvas aked by the oldest son.
Sirs. Sani. P. Hand, who presided at
the "table, offered a toat lor Ite
health, prosperity aud happiocis
of her mother. Several bad re
marks to make, aud all spoke
so reelingly for Mrs. Hand that you
would have thought her the mother of
all. One of her grandchildren (a littc
fellow) iu tho interim, remarked "that
UrandmolhcrlookcdyouDgyct,onlyher
skiu was loo big." It is so, Mr. Ixlitor,
It it was not for l ho corrugated appear
ance or her face, yoa would scarcely
xpect her to be over W. but still sho is
63 years old. It is scarcely necessary
to say one word about tho dinner when
I tell you it was prepared by Mrs. San
ful, and their efficacy far-reaching and
lasting. When in Washington last
winter I was induced to try another
much adrertiscd plaster for severe pain
m ray back. No relief from the pain.
but a sore and blistered back, for a
week was the result. So soon as tbe
blisters healed I applied two of All
cock's Pokols Plasters, !and they
gave iue immediate and permanent
relief. They give additional etroogih
and vitality to tho spinal column, and
they are a never failing remedy in my
family for Coughs. Colds, Sprains, and
all Pains and Weaknesses. Their use
has repeatedly saved me Irom Pocu j
monia. 1 constantly use them, and
would not be without them for any
consideration.
JOHN E. MULFOKIK .
Whom debility, exhausted
powers, premature deeay
nd failure to ierform lire's
dntle propr!jare caused by
exewwie errors of youth, eta,
will find a perfect and listing
rertoratiou to robust health
snd vierorou manhood in
THE MARSTON BOLUS.
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stock. . . . '
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osd street, opposite Somherlanda stables.
jiespectfalfy solicits crdera and raraateea
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The Excursion and Pic ' Nic
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