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Dunstan Times, Issue 926, 16 January 1880, Page 3

A highly sensational elopement and abduct imi 'visa is agitating Bilfcimore. Miss M'Clellan. daughter of a millionaire, the lateCary M'Clellan, of Baltimore, who had been courted for some time bv one Walker, a young man of low* standing, fled to h's parents' homo in West Virginia the other day, in consequence of determined opposition to the match oa the part of her relatives. Walker hinif.olf was ab In 'ted, and confine! by hy biothurs-iu law, but managed to escape, and it 13 presumed that the couple are married ere this. Sir Henry llaveioek cannot complain of his luck. He succeeded, whilst still a youngster, to the baronetcy which his gallant father had only just earned ; he married well, has long had a seat in Parliament, and now an uncle has left him the reversion of 1,25,(100 a-year. The Italian papers report a singular decision in a case of bigamy just tried before the Law Court at Salerno. The defendant admitted the two marriages, which were otherwise proved, and the judge summed up for a verdict of guilty, but tllfl jury decided in the negative. Tne ju ige, dis-mis-ing the prisonc, s lid : " Siguor Mivitano, you assert that you marrie 1 twice, b.tt the gentlemen of th; jury have declared that ym have mirriel neither onee nor twice, consequently I set you at liberty, and you may now marry a third time. No man should do more work of muscle or brain in die day thin he can perfectly recover from the fatigue of in a good night's rest. Up to that point exercise is good, beyond i.s waste of life. When we take stimulants to spur our jaded nerves or excite an appetite, we are wasting life There is wrong and mischief in all waste of life. A man should live so as to keep himself at his best, and with a true economy. To eat more food than is needful is worse policy than tossing money into the sea. It is a waste of labor an 1 a waste of life.