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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-28

- The Spencer County Fair, held at
the Society's new grounds, near Rockport
last week, was attended by crowd Of 100
or 500 substantial farmers and citizens Of
Warrick and Spencer counties. There were
also agoodly number of stock raisers from
the nsighboring counties Of Kentucky pres
emit. The show was very creditable, but
most Of the premiums were carried of by
the warrick farmers The most exciting
eventof the Fair xass pacing match, in
which little brown Canadian, Bob, for.
merly owned BY Mr. Keen, Of this city,
made mile and eight rods in $50, beating
the field and winning q boz o. regalias, the
only bet that could, be raised. The track
was new and heavy had teen made only
ten days, and had not been rolled. The
time IS vsry semarkabls for such . pony
under the circumstances. "a AM va \
On Thursday evening Judge Law, Of this
city, talked to the farmers in his happy
vein upon the subject Of agriculture ana
fairs. The Dsmeerss says be vss listened
to win delight and great sttention BY a
large audience.1 His speech was one Of in-
struction and encouragement, both to the
old and the young, and, at the close Of his
speech, gave strong and feeling invitation
to the citizens Of Spencer 70 attend the Dis
trict Fair, at Evansville, which was accept
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-28

THE GREAT EASTERN sECLIPSEDr
- 1T THIS MOMENT TINE .9RRF-
81 val Of the greatest ship is yet uneertsiri hut
il is rejoicing TO Know that the stock Of FALI.
AND WINTER DRY GOODS nj SAM. EMEIcu a
Co.'S Is the most complete In the city; and as they
expect To increase their sales largely by selling
cheaper than ever, their customers may rely upon
getting bargains. ''i &fft
They will be pleased to show their stock of goods
TO all, whether they wish to buy not, and all
goods are warranted represented. sep23
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-28

NEOUSE IND LIND FOR 1sALE.-ONB OF
III the NEST beautifni places about Evansville,
with acre planted in fruitful yines and five or
eleven i'm garden, as the purchaser may desire a
good we'll the premises. IL will be offered at pri
vate sale if not sold before the 18th Of the month,
the above property will be put mp at auction aud
sold to the highest bidder. Terms made known on
the dav of sale. PHIL. kLON1CHER.
Stringtown, Ind, Sept. q 81 Ia. IT,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

bond spd surety 1" appear ~ The next term
lof any court Of common jurisdiclicllvu to
answer said charge.
StcrioN ~ All laws aud parts ~ laws
coming in cohhi with any Of I've prvvi--
nns Of his net, be and The samc nre hereby
repealed; but nothing in his act sholl be 40
construed as 70 prohibit HE Common y nm
ellis Of cities und B1nrds of Trustees u :
curporaied towns from demanding aud en-
crcing fee Tor license from si keepers -
crifee-huu-es or ether places where int.x =
eating liquors s-e cold aud DRINK within lhr
li,nlis a iheir respective corporaliDns.
SEcTIpE AZ Il il hereby declared that an
emergency exists for the immediate taking
etiec, Of this act. 4, shall therefore be ia
'orce from and after its pubicstion in The
Indiana State Sentinel aud Indiana journal
ASHBEL y. WILLARD.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06
NO. T..
IeuNsI1a


Whsf hnhit ior al intelligent being AZ
~ rye o. sush stirring events aud % rhsr.
ctsrz zrJ w busy tie ~ NJ = ~ wh,rh Pro.
siJence has cast eur ~. Aud yri, soc
how many thousands are uJ.Died 10 ID ia
every community:
friend of ours 2sidrs himsslf on the
faci lha', wrsn he IA ahsent 'r,u, his d,m, =
&c circle. after li,r { o~e Of business no ona
IN 'ws @herr 70 Ind hisu- IA other werds,
he never sulir.= himself 80 have lmngins
place weere habit sends him to pass even
his hours q leisure. The reason u his
persistence in this coprss, which he assigns,
is that he became such victim of the loun-
ge's habit while living 10 country villages,
md saw so much Of il in Otter men, that no
never thinks as il, but with lvatLing any
horror
II Is 10 villagers, rather Than citzens, that
we address ourselves. In cities, there Is 80
much, Of either evil or good, 10 attract A.
tention. that this habit 10 not prevalent as
IN rural places. In the liter, il ui,en be.
comes a mental and moral g;sla4y, from
which scarcely nhstitant escapes. TIE
moment the evening meal is eaten, away
they 60 70 some .avorite Iounging mace al
The store, or the tavern, leaving their fami-
ies-perhops poung wives whom they have
brought among srangers-t to pass the long
winter or hot summer evening IN soIi'ud !,
while they talk politics, smoke sigars, and
squirt tobacco juice among their fellow
loungcrs! We wish we could avoid fearing
lhat they are not, some Of them, engaged in
even worse practices, 10 which this sui :
rienlly de'eslable one Of lourging 50 frr-
quentIy leads.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

"A WI As WAS a WIFE."-A story IL
going the rounds Of the papers of merchant
in this c,iy, who, when first married. told hi.
wife that for every baby she produced be
would place at her disposal. 80 900. After
lapse Of years he failed, and upon inform.
ing Ms wife Of his embarrcsments. sh,
quickly placed in his hands bonds 10 tIs
amount Of $300lo, as The products OF he'
industry, remarking a. the same timc, "Yor
see, Chsrles, that | have not been illo; aDs
h: you had been half as ipduslri Us rs YOU
brother over The way. | Should now hay,
10000,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

sale Of SpiritLous, vinous, malt, and
other Intoxicating Lir-ors, 10 rrpeas
all ioimer Laws Contravening the
provisions Of this act. and prescrib-
ing penalties for violation Thereof.
SscrIos /. Be il enacted by the Gene
raj Assembly OF the State Of ludianr, That
no person shall Sell 0, barter. Directly or IN
directly, any intoxicating liquor hy less
quantity than quart alta 'ime, within this
STATE without first procuring from the Board
vi Comm ssiohers Of the county 10 which
such liquor o~liqpors are 10 he sud license,
as hereinafter provided, and no person. with
out having fret such license. shall ell or
barter any Intoxicating lquor 70 be drank.
or Suffered 10 be drank, in his house, out
huse. yard. gscJen, or the appurtcnances
ther.unto heioaring.
SEcrros =. The words Intoxicating li-
qnur,n ns used in this act, shall apply TO any
spirituous, vinous, OF malt liquor, or TO any
intoxicating liquor whstever which Is used
or may be used as beverage.
SEcr,os 3. Any white male inhsbiiant
desiring IL obtain license 60 sci! Intoxicating
liquors shali give notice 70 the c;'izsns Of
NJ iHwnshir IN which he desires 10 sell, BY
pNN sung tN Ntck'y ftN NspaI's az ttfo
,bur'y rotiec. stating 10 thu notice the
prerise .ocn,ion 81 th. premises in which
he desires 70 sell, az least, enty days be-
lure the meeting of the Board az which tie
Sppli can, interds 70 apply ios license. Or IN
case there 10 no such newspaper IN such
county, BY posting up written Or printed no
'ices Ia three Of the most public places in
the township where he desire 70 sell, at least
twenty days before the meeting Of said
Board; and II shall be the privilege Of any
iDhabitant Of said township 10 remons,rate,
in writing, against the granting OF such L.
cense TO any applicant, on account Of i'm
morality or other unfitness.
SEcrrcs 4. The Board Of County Com
missioners, al such term, shall grant u
cense 70 such applicant, upon his allowing,
10 the satisfaction of said Board Of Com
miseioners, that hehas given norice as above
required, and that he is a uan ot gocc char
acler and fl 10 be trusted With ,icersr md
upon bic giving bond, payable 20 The State
q ladiaDa. ~,'h o. least two freehold Sc
curities. residents within said county, to be
approved by the ctun,y Auditor, in the sum
y five hundred dollars. cor di,oned that he
vii lcsp w sisrly slt SFseenblc hcr.c,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

Two KINDS cF GIRLS. There are two
kinds Of girls--one is the kind that appears
the brst abroad; the girls that are good fcl
pariies, rides, visits, balls, &c, and whose
chief Delight is in ouch things; the other Il
The kind that appears the best q, home. the
girls thai are useful and cheerful 10 The
diniug-room, and all the precinc,s of home
They differ widely In character; one Is often
torrent a, home The other blessing -
Oae i moth consuming everything about
her the other i sunbeam, inspiring lie ans
gladness al along her pathway. Now, i
does not necessarily follow that there shall
be two classes Of girls. The right cduca
ton will modify both little, and unite lhci'
chagactcrsin vnc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

l.nvELIxEss. What constitutes lowell.
ness! Not the polished brow, nor The show
and parade OF fashionable life. A woman
may have aIl The outward make Of beau y
and yel not possess lovely character. j
is the benevolent disposi,ions--lhe kine
acts aud the Cl ris'ian department. II is il
the heart where msrkncss, truth, affection
and humility are found-.wlere we look for
Icveliness--nor do We look in vain. The
woman who can sooihe the aching heart
soosh tie wrink led Drow, alleviate the en-
guish Of the mind, and pour balm OF con.
ISOLATION In the wounded breast. possesses
in an eminent degree, true Ioyeliness Of char
acter. She is the real companion OF man
md does The work Of an angel. II is sucl
a character that blesses with warmth ans
sunshine. and makes the earth 10 resemble
the Paradise Of God.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

From The Louisgll, q ,urier.
ines written for the Especial Benefit
Of Bachelors,
H-ve pity on the bachelor,
For lonely il his lot;
Win 10 his faults. with all his sns,
lie must not Le forgot.
For think how hard must be his fate,
With no comp Mon fair
H.. sew his buttons nearly on,
And oil his troubles share.
y. smile 10 cheer bis single nee-t,
No hand 10 clasp his own;
But sadness sweeps across his suu,
And whispers he's alone.
N,-drrains Of love. 10 dreams N home,
Wnh ire. slde " , shg'c,
I'l- ~ s.ine so.i,;. ~,
H. home. alss, 10 .l-'s.
Ana there h.'ii rise a. early mcrn.
Al. sm.Jh his = IN a WIG,
And swenr ihs, for q married iifc
II would no. give ~
Bet thu 10 sinsie blcssednsss
Thus luns 10 lie he's surried.
l. wager that his proudest hope
l., that he may get married.
Fsr he must have gentle heart.
~, loncly y his lite;
Then Irt o. pray that heaven may send
The bsci,ciur q wife.
L,r,syiLIE, " ,rch 1859. SALIlE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

IL One Of the most remarkable exploits
10 legislation, during the present century
y tim. Of ahe Arkansas L"gisIaiure, for x
terminating free blacks 10 that State. All
such un!oriunates are allowed Till the first
OF next January 70 remove. After thai
time they are 10 be seized by The Sheriff
md ic' our BY the yerr 10 the highest bidder
40 wors fof the benefit OF The ) ale. Those
who prefer 70 enslaye themselves are nj.
lowed 10 choose matters, the latter paying
nto the common school fund he amount
at which such blacks shall be appraised.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06
40 Kissing pretty girl down south,

H- Kissing pretty girl "do~n SOUTH
young gentleman asked her what made
her SO swcetw o." she replied, in utter
innocence, "my father % ougar planter
IL An irish dTagoon, On hearing lla, h's
widowed mother had been married since he
Quilted Ireland. exclaimed: 'MuF'her, hope
.hc won't have a son older ,han mel she
loes l shall lose The estate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

GRAY EYfs.-Gray eyes will bring pre-.
mum in the market OF romance. now
that the m IN Of Destiny has immortal
zad optics II iha, hue upon the plains and
up the rivers Of Nicarsgua. NipoIenn The
First had vast opinion Of inen with Il 'msn
noses, ard for time in the worries history
they put all other noses completely out Of
joint. We suppose that gray eyes are now
10 tined TO eDjy their season Of luxurious
immortality. Black aud blue' eyes have
always been equvocal in their sfistocracy.
Green eyes have always been attributed 20
jealous monsters. ked eyes are peculiar 70
Niobes and rabbits. white mice and AIbinos.
Gray eyes now belong only 10 heroes ~ not
~i,nstanding the nursery adage which sayg
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

RATES or ADVERTISING.
For square Of " lines % less, week, 81 90.
r.ch subrccuent insertion, IS cts.
Longer adveriiseme nts, at same rate. a
fraction over even square or squares, counted
ssa square. These are the terms for tran
sient advertisements; a reasonable deduc-
,Ion will De made 10 regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment OF administrators
and legal notices Vi like character 10 be
paid Tor 10 advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
rsr T.xuship Offices, each, 800
For couny 2oo
Far Dis,sict. Circuit, or State, 5,CO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

0-A negro girl. aged eleven years eleven
monihs and twenty two dnys, belonging Y.
". Samuel Everett, near this place, gsve
birth t. a large, fine looking boy, on the 4 h
instant. The nge OF the mother is as well
authenticated ss that Of sny child ia the
country. Who says this county is bar.eI !.
Glasgow Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

no The New York Commercial Adycr-
tiser states that novel scene was witness
ed in lIamiltoa Avenue, Brooklyn, on NJ m
day evening, being 9 wed ing pa-ty--the
groom q negro, and the bride young Irish
girl. The wedding psr'y consisted Of seven
negroes. with their wives The groom is .
waiter GA The steamer Empire Wy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

IL : m~body adverlises for agents 70
sell q work entitled, 'Hymenial Instructor.'
A cctemporary adds. The bret instructor we
kno. Of is young widow. What sic dom
know, there i no use Of lea9ning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

ORA lady Of albany has entered COM
plaint against q young gentleman Of that
Lily. She charges young gent with "lesf-
ing her from the path of rcc,i,ode.' Tie
NY Is 80 years u age, the ycung gentleman
IlS,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

Nv 1 resolution has been iu,ro i"ced IN
10 the n use oi X representatives. Of C,Iiior-
MIA, asking Congress for permission % d.
yids ihe Ssaie on latitude So fj snir.sia.
The $ u,tern portion u be called the State
or Colorado.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

oTThe indianapolis Journal says garter
snakes have made their appearance ~ that
vicinity. Gartcrs themselves mnde their np-
pcarance here during the high winds oi The
last few days.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06
"Gray eyes, greedy gut
Estnllthe word up =

-s-The new DahIgreen gun was tried u
Norfolk. aot long SINCE, and carried "a
pound shot more than six miIes The Ere "
these guns is 50 accurate as TO Bit the size Of
= man, at the distance Of u mile, l9 out of
l20 times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06
From Tie Western Christian. Advocate.
Spring.

From Tie Western Christian. Advocate.
Spring.
Come. rose lipp'i Spring
Thy chnplcis Lrlng.
Te crnun 'hs Joyous rs'gn;
With bird 10 bowers,
And hrigh, eyed y wers,
IN welcome thee again,
@, now return,
And Winiar -purn
Back TO his Arctic homo
Wit. su.ieu scowl.
A iid 'yengeful howl,
That 'hakcs It's :,y dome.
Anfumnsl hloum
lie charged to gloom,
Aud stiipf the forest trees;
With lrowning looks
Froze up The brooks,
And maddened all the seas.
Speed, thou sweet Spring.
On angel wing.
T. unlock the prison door
Release the flowers
To zen. the bowers,
And Eden earth once more.
Queen Of The year!
Thy voice hear
la song Of birds without;
Earth Will prolong.
And nan join h. song
In . jubilant shout. NJ w. A.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

~ a man In Osangs. Ma-sachuse'tF. was
married un the glh ullimc. became 'a'nes
- The ~ b, ard nJvrriis his w''e on ~"
li,h. cauiiuning al persons pgains' trusting
lps oil lIi- account.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06

Hon. Joshua r. Bell has formally &C.
cepied the nomination for Governor Of Ken
tuckv, rendered iil BY The Opposition par
~ oi Keniucky. lie expects 10 canvas
the State at an early day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06
PrpLIsBLp ivtny WEDNESDAY,, ar iAsrEg
DUBois courIy, IxpIAsA, ny
NEHRINGER, AND D0ANE.
OFFICE-CoRSEn or NAN CRoss AND
MAcDoxALn STREzTs.
TERMs- STRICTLY IN ADVANCE

single Subscription. for nifty Nos. 81 90
For six months, 20
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-06
THE NEW LIQUOR LAW

An Act to Regulate and License the
sale Of Spiritlors, vinous, malt, and
other Intoxicating Lir~ors, 10 rrpeas
all ioimer Laws Contravening the
provisions Of this act. and pTescri5-
ing penalties for violation thereof.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-04
" D. Hyuruurrs g.,
" u WoErmssfoy


THE CAss-YRissARI TREATY AM ITS SrIP-
rLArIoNs.-A Washington journal an
nounces that the CASEY ri~sari Treaty con-
tains no stipulation allowing the United
States To land forces within the territory
Of Nicaragua. except for the purpose Of
suppressing tilibuster enterprises, and
that is also denies 10 the United States
right Of transporting troops across the Is
thmus, except with the consent Of the Me
araguan Government. The reverse OF
this Is the truth have reason to know
that the treaty secures to the United
States the right TO transport troops and
munitions Of war at their pleasure, except
10 make war on any Central American
States in amity with Nicaragua; but this
Government Is in no way obligated 10 in.
teriere with hlibusters, except to prevent
their organization in this country and
this point il the only issue pending. a.
stated in my previous dispatch. ON
Government entertains no doubt now Of {
satisfactory settlement Of the whole bust
ness.-C6rr., 81 ". J. TINES.
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Cotton Circular

MouuE, April 80. 1850.
Cot. s.. r. ADAM. Nr.-The Cotton
season Is now drawing 10 a close. and, We
think under quit favorable auspices for
Planters. a. almost at the end Of the larg-
ct crop ever produced, prices have raj
liod, and are now higher than they were
at the opgninrof the season on the first
Of september. when Middlinr Cotton was
quoted az llic. Now the same grades Is
worth u cents and but for the disturbed
condition of European politics. would, no
I doubt. hc a 10 a cent higher. rs the
/ stocks both in this country and Europe
/ are less than they were at this time last
/ year. The latest news from Europe shows
I that war is imminent. The doubt oc.
| cassioned by such a state Of affairs, often
Affect commercial credits more injurious
" than actual ho-tilities: and in our
opinion. a general war in Europe would
not reduce the price of cotton more than
cent per n lower than the present un
certain state Of affairs has already done
WherDlst tho observation-disclosures 81 peace
ful and amicable relations among the Eu
ropean powers would no doubt cause a de
cided improvement in prices With thi
view Of the matter, We do not think Plant
srs have much to fear in reference TO price
next season.
We are prepared TO furnish our patron
with such articles a. they may want 70
their plantations and families during tn
summer. 10 be paid for when they sen
their cotton to market next fall, and I
. grant such other facilities and accomm,
dations a. are incident TO the Factoral
and Commission Business.
. The following are the prices at whic
2 [ planter ortIsrs rst, notv no hItpd.
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oBITUARY

ErSIcE IosErmSE, hr-t born daughter Of Doctor
w a. and Mrs. M,Er j. SMITH. 81 Clarke County.
Miss, departed this bid Tuesday evening. the 10Th
uiitn". Her death was caused by Group Of an incu-
raide type. Her STAY ou this -in-marred planet was
-hort-ouly a little more than three years. She was
born March Z5th, lslS Her death occurred April
10Th. lsia Little Josephine a beautiful, prom
ising interesting child Her innocent prattling her
artless love, and her early, rapid intellectual deve-
opmcnt, made her an object Of intense interest to
her doting father aud mother. o, twas a heart
rending scene % stand by the lovely little corpse
beautiful even in death--and see the silvery tear.
drops fll In torrents down the checks Of her noble
father and hear the half suppressed ~obs and cries
that routi burst from The almost breaking heart Of
her young mother. Then ~ the grave 10 look again
At l,yr sweet pale face, motonles- a. marble, and
cold o. CLAW while circle Of mourning friends stood
weeping sad. sad tears. az the final parting.
To her father aud mother ] tender my heartfelt
sympathicS, and to them would say-indulge not in
painful rrcf your babe too pure for EARTH has gone
10 live ia a more genial cline. In that bright land
she Will bloom IN ro~y-cheeked youth and beauty
forever. Ifyou will only serve God faithfully, wher
your hfe-work j. finished, and you are called from
the labor- Of earth 90 your rest in heaven she will
come 10 you. with the fragrance Of blossoms IL
your names on her tongue, and the welcome Of hea
ven in her song she will gently conduct YOU to tn,
land Of the pilgrims repose where parting and deatl
are unknown.
Aaecnonately inscribed by p h. NAPuH.
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WAatfEE.-fhc news from Europe l. Of
very warlike character The great en-
pires ~ France and Austria. after more
than forty years Of peace ia which 10 re-
ruporato their energies and develop their
resources. which were crippled in the long
wars Of the first Napoleon are making tho
most gigantic preparations for another APP
peal 20 the arbitrament Of the sword "a
settle the ioalousies and conflicting inter.
rsts and ambitions which have arisen be-
tween them. Tho shock. II IL comes. viii
De- terrific. whether any Of the other great
powers become involved IN It or not. tn,
present army Of France, d perhaps th'
most powerful and bost appointed eye
commanded by single sovereign, an,
that Of Austria b. hut little inferior. tn
world would gaze with breathless intercs
upon a struggle where such stupendou
forces would be engaged on either side
For humanity sake Il l. to be hoped tina
Il may be- avertod
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-04

LoRD Lyons. LORD NAPIER AND LADY
A Washington correspondent says Lord
Lyons has arrived-a nice, neatly dressed
rather diminutive bachelor Lord Napier
evidently does not fancy his displacement
and disgrace He j. exceedingly popular
here. and most Of the stories about his
libertinism are false; but he is not an En-
glishman after the sort of Lord John Rus
sell, the Earl Of Carlisle. and others |
might mention. lie is refined, and scholar
ly, is an author Of books, but somewhat
free in his words. though not so bad as
his enemies represent. Lady Napier Is
both good and beautiful, a genuine En-.
| glishwoman Of the highest type If you
have ever looked upon Brady's photo
graph Of her. You have noticed the look
OF pensive sorrow upon her face. 1t tells
/ tales out Of school. To woman Of her
character, the conduct of her husband
however kind and noble he may be in
most matters, must be CALLING.