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MANN l. cos
CELRRRATED a

MANN l. cos
Justly CELEBRATED AND
- far famed
BALTIMORE OYSTERS
In Cans md acgE5 Warfanted fresh ena lfut itpm
sheld, and superior 70 any in the MARKET ana Fs
now noceivsd daily by
J.H. a .s. GORHAM,
l0i gUrEstaR afHRkI,
Who are TIE only authorized ents ler tbs city.
We are prepared 70 supply - dealefs with Hny
qusutitYs and 80 any time. These Oyster are put
% under the suI-srTisiun Of
Mr.. JosEPH- B. -M Am, -
Wh0se reputation ls suflcirut guarantee alone for
The good Quaittes Of the UTEtarE. We Wl gulrnntee
then equal IN size e any Oyster rut no I'll Ialti-
more, and are ready % supply or country hifudf
cheaper than ever. We also keep
SHE'LL OYSTERS AND CLANS
By -tha barrel OF bushel. Manufacturers Of every
kind Of Crackers, and 0i q super qnality, which
We O1er 70 the trade low.
J. IL. A. 0hhAli,
ootsRiO l0s Superior street
8.43R IA VEN OYSTERS.
HYHE CELEBRATED FAIR HA-
VEE Plant Oysters, being thg largest s1d fnest
1Ft1rs cguEht Et this season oi no year, are re-
81 ssii.ss as f1lS y p RSA Cor sel 2
E - 80 @se =
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OpI TWELYE YEARS AGO

1901 TWELVE YEARS AGO
lOUla the success Of several medical gentle-
men 10 curing disease upon principles in accordance
with the great natural laws induced their establish
ment as an incorporated institution under act Of
the Legislature BY the title Of til IL GkEFENBER9
COMPANY Of Now Ierk. The continued success Of
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
upon public confidence, has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association BY Legislative en-
aCtment aud they have reason to ee great pride In
comparing their success with medical academies al
So chartered BY public authority. Unsolicited testl-
nony from ublic and private individuals and CON-
mandatory notices In the leading public journals,
bear witness 20 the medical skill and high personal
Character Of the gentlemen connected with the in
sttutiou thus assuring the public that, among the
many unworthy advertisers OF the day, tdE 9klEF-
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been and Will b.
reliable and trustworthy medium for the restoration
Of health to the afflicted and all who are suffering
may address them with entire confidence.
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted by
this Institution are ucidly set fortl in n 3 REF
ENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an invaluable
fors sold at the nominal price OF % cents, tor which
mn, n is mailed free 10 anv part ofthe COUNTRY
The health Of American Women, diseases Of Chil-
dren and the obscure and chronic con- plantds
as well as the common diseases incident 70 this ooun
try have received the attention Of this Institution
aud t is enough say they have proved themselves
fully competent for the great trusts which the public
have conhdod TO ther skill.
Insir series Of Medicines embrace eleven different
remedies adapted 10 different diseases with minute
directions accompany ing each article. The Medl-
cine o. which wish 70 call the attention oi the
many Feunles afflicted with disease IL
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There ii no mistake about iti
THE CORDIAL Is ALL Wa CLAIM FOB IT
MOTHERS, TRY 1T
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M0RNINGLEADER.
WEDNESDAY, mORNING. April 10.


- For TelesrHphIc News and Markets
see Fourth paEe.
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solaby :. ,. GAYLORD, saa an 80 PTsfEII'',
Glso, b. VIZ, FlEKa.
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asteaitinEs.


IT CURES DIPTHERIAl
IT Is EVERY BoDT's TR1ENDiI
EVERYBODY APPRECIATES
PERRY DAVIs'
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
We eaE the attention Of the public to this iOns
FAMILY MEDICINE.
II has been favOrably known for more than tEen.
~ ears, during which time we have reoeyed thou
sands Of testimonials, showing this Aeaieins 70 be
NEVER FAILING REMEDY
sus5 % sseS cosb SsP,eq ysyst sy 9s ma Isss
Bilious Fever Pain In the Side Back and
LOtus, as we'll ~ IN the JointgA Limbs
HBaralgia Rheumatic Pains
Ia any part o. the sya-
aui Palms 10 the Head and Faee.
As BLOOD PURIFIER aud TONIC for the
sfOMACH 1t seldom fails 70 cure Dyspepsia, Indi-
geston, Liver Complains, Acid stomach, ,HeartbuTnl
or Phthlsic, Ringw0rms, BOils, foous, y hitlgWB,
Old sorcs Sweiled Jolnta, and General Debility Of
Gargiing the Throat with Pain Killer and Watsrs--
Il vial cure It. Try ITi
II is also a prompt and sure Remedy Tor
ORAMP AND PAIN
IN the stomach. Painters Collie, DlarrhOa, Dyssn.
terry, Summer Complaint, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Infantum, sealds, Chllblains,
Bites, we'll the
Stings Of Insects,
Scorpions,
Uentipedss, aud the Bites OF Poisonous Insects.
See DIrsctioas Accompanying Zach Bofle.
IL has been tested In every variety Of climate and
BY almost every Nation known 10 Americans. Itis
the almost constant compan on and inestimable
friend Of the Missionary and the TravoleF,-0n SEA
and land-and no ono should travel cur Lakes
and Rivers without II.
NOTICE TO ALL DEALING IN OR USING THE
p PAIN Kill L E R.
It's great Merit and unprecedented sale as caused
some men to Oier preparations Of their own Make
Ia imitation Of tho PaiR hiller-some using the
naIno 90 sell their worthless stun. Try expert
ments, but he sure TO call for "Perry Davis Pain
Killer and be sure that you get Il, and you will
always pot a good Medicine and the worth Of your
money invested.
Priess-25 cents, 80 cents, Gad 81 per Bottls.
nlB-S0ld By Medicine Dealers EVuryWhera.7E
J. n. HARkIS & CO., Cincinnati, T.,
Proprietors Tor the Southern and Western States,
70 whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by,
Il. r. Gaylord, VIM. Fiske, Strong & AimstrOug,
u. s. Mackenzie, ~. w. Sack rider. CiaVainH. fehn
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else should Away use f.
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~ Pure, Healthy Tonic, and one free from the
delstsrOns and injurious eeetB % follow those
IN ordinary use, has long been felt 70 Be daadera
tum IN the medical world. such tonic, and one 80
skiliuily combined frOm the vegetable kingdom
10 act IN pert accordancs with the laws Of nature,
and thus sooths the weakest stomach, aud at the
same time allay nervous and other lrrtationss and
tone up ali the organa Of which The human body
composed, q offered In Prof. WOOD B Restorative
Cordial aud Bleed Henovator. Hence it Is perfectly
adapted 10 old and young Reader, ty it. Thousands
have already done so and the testimony Is universal
in its favOr.-lhew York Atias.
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EB- Prot. Woods Restorative Cordial AID Blood
RenovatSr & without doubt, the best tonic Cordial
In the world. To thcse who are sunering Iron Cen
eral Debility, Woud recommend its use, for Il u
pleasant the taste e ltrengthg1inE % the system
ana will as once tend 70 AL impurities Of the
blood and eradicate al trases Of disease. II Be
taken by she weakest stoma'ht Whllo tho1s In good
health viii At once f3el t1 eLhilaraftnF power. We
are confont that amer using bottle Of this Cor
dial none viii b. Tor day without iLfN Z. Leader
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n@AtNo. 444 Broadway, Eli the Family
and Patent Medicines constantly on hand
Always Fresh and Genuine.
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p1g-.1The Root Of all Evna IS The venom

B-''The Root Of al Evil Is the venom
q disease iostied inlo the system BY early abuse,
eradicatei ifom the system Without deag not anfQ-
msutsheull bs lost. The parnlcloua nee q mercury
wnl not 90 It, nay Il wiz luiure rather ihan enre
rRiEsEMAR "a 5. is year only ohenoe-a per1.
sal ofiho book "HUMAN FRAILrY, or PHKsie-
LOGtuAL hEsEARCaES, Illustrated with eel-
ored surrdvlnei. Will explain orerfthipg. II viii
Gully cost yea 3 cents.
Sold By Dr. Barrcw, lss Prince e., y. 7. fgioo 23
cents. sent iIeo oi postage eyorywhere. koad the
aaVertissulont Of ''Tsiossmar' in another column.
Also sola by 4. q. GAYLORD and William Fiske.
Druqeisla, Cleveland. Qhio CD t.tHass
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- be of 90 yIsId IlI.e laagIs b b.

great powers oflho Pain killer. ~.
KINsnAS, o., MAY 80, 100.
J. y. HARRIS & CO., GrTgs; I have Tor a iew
Honths past used Ferry Davis Puiu Killer Tor Dys-
Pspsie aud Liver Complaint, and must say it has
done bitter ior me than any other msdieine that
have ever talen.
A iriend o. milne Was afflicted with severe cough,
snd was Permanently cured b. ns use, 1 eau re-
commend u Is valuable medicine TO bo kepi in ov-
- houss, Yonrs, &e,,
d. b. PELPON.
~ sola esetyWhcri, aud BY +. p. Gaylord, Wm.
ftsEs. e. s. 4aegeuzie, Strong 8 Armstrong, aud
4. ". Sackrider, Cleveland, y.
sN-ss- Advertisement Ga another onlamn.
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BB- Prof. Woods Restorative Cordial aud Blood
RenoVat0r for the eurs Of General Debility Or eak-
ness arising irom any CAUSE also Dyapep1ias her-
vousnass, Night sWuats, lcipient Consu ptoni AlT-
er Complaints, Biliousnea1, Loss OF Appetltor les
male Weakness 10 all is stages also @ prevent the
contraction Of disease 8 certainly the best and most
agreeable Cordial tonic and keuogator ever offered
70 the afflicted, and 20 chemically combined a. 70 Be-
the most powerful tonic ever known % medical sci
onoe Reader, Try it. Il = I'll do yea good. We have
no hesitation IN Recommending Il, since We know It
10 be safe pleasant and remedy for the disea-
e senumorated.-lNew York Dispatch.
~ Look 70 Yourself IN Time. How many, in
Consequence Of talae delioacyl euisr om snpprgs!-
ed, painful or obatructod mensturation, and think
because they are young that bye-and-bye nature VIII
work itself clear from obstrlctions, and AL come
right IN the end little dreaming that the seeds Of
death already Eerinating IN the gJHtem because
the vital energies impaired, and the entro anl-
mai economy deranged, debtlitatcdi ana yoti care
less Of themselves they are II lo1efiv were ~
baiore them which would restore all the functions q
the system, and rbinYigorate the body tley Nouid
take Il, and thus Be Ia time 70 save thgir ntes 80,
Parents think Of ID u, and at once give tnaa ~
"a of Prof Woods Restorative cordial and Blood
RenovatOr.-l New York Courier.
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BROECHITIs, INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, Loss OF APPETITE, FAINT
NESS, hERYOOs IRRITA5ILITY, NEU-
kAlGIA, PALPITATION OF TIE
HEART, MELANCHOLY, HTPO-
C40HDRIA, NIGHT SKEATs,
LANGOUR, GIDDIHESs, 3
ALL THAT CLASS OF
CASES so FEARFUL
LYFATAL,CALL-
KID FEMALE
WEAKEESS AND IRREGULARITIES,
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OIL WOOD, Proprietor, No. - Broad
vay. n. 7, and No. ia Market st., st. Louis.
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As Il prevents eostivsnsss strengthens the digss-
tive organs L should Be IN the hands Of AL persons
OF sedentary habits.
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RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

4rlE a-sElIr
AND
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nDN,T DELAY TO PURIFY
~ THE BLOOD.

DR.. WEAVER'S
CANRER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP,
FoR THE 0u8E Or
Canker, Salt Rheuml ETysipelas, Scrotulous Dts
eagea, Cutaneous Eruptions aud every kind
Of Disease arising from sn impure
state Of the Blood.
The most Effective Blood Purifier Of ths Rils0-
tenth Century.
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It Discharges from the Bottom Of the Buckle

Water eaR be raised in less time than IN arg
other IOGy.
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IT IS THE PRESCRIPTION OF
an Educated Physician, and all who are afiieted
with any Of the above named diseases, should it
without delay. It will drive the diseases frOm the
system, and when Ouoe ont on the Skin law Gppt.
cations OF DR., WeaTer'a
CERATE, Oh OINTMENT,
and you have permanent Cure.
The CERATE has proved itself 70 Be the best Oints
ment ever invented, and where ence used, Il has
never been known TO tail sf efecting permanent
cure old Sores, letter and Rngwormi Scald Heads
Chillblains and Frost Bites Barbers Itch, Ohapped
or cracked Hands or Lips, BIotehes or Pimples on
tue Face. Aud for
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYEs,
the CeTate 10 the only thing required 20 cure. Il
should be kept in the house Of every Family.
Price Of Syrup 81; Csrats IS cents per Bott9s.
Directions Accompany Each Bottle. -
SOLD BY MOsT MEDICINE DEALERS.
J. N HARRIS = Co, PrOprietors,
For Western States. CINCINNATI Ohio.
To whom all orders for the above Medicines must
be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
E. j. Gaylord, U. 3. Mackenzie, William Flake,
E. W. sackrideT, md Strong Z Armstrong, CleTe-
land Ohio; Roberts q Samuel, C0lumbusi w. A. Gra-
ham, Sandusky; Carter n Brother, Erie, Pa.
WeayeE's salt Rheum Syrup and Oerate, Is sold BY
Curchill e Brother f5b9
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
Naval INTEL Cence .


III ooedience 10 ofders from wash
n9ion' the United States ship Supply
Is not 10 be put out OF COMMISSION as
was exp ec'ed' od' VIII be imn edi"teiy
hied Win stores ant provisions Tor tae
squadron now cruising oil + iorida- As
Every eNefuoh IS beng mAde 10 eNpe-
dIe her ou'iI'' she wiil br ready IN d
lew days Letters TOR the Brooklyn,
Macsdonian' "yahdoS'e, 81 LOUIS aud
otbI"e' WIZ o1 iofWa,ued o. her' Il
Ieil al lhe brooklyn Naval Lyctutn,
without eXpense.
Inc Cnled States steam Funhoai
Mona "N' Ni'CH arrived mere L"
Gays SiH'e' hAs cen Hauied alou5-sidr
Tie wharf, al lhe Navy-l ard, aud viii
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

The heading of this article, ays the
Valley Farmer, was the remark Of an old
farmer the other day, While deploiIng the
IA lure of the wheat crop. One year the
wheat fails, another year re oats fail,
another year the con; but, said he - stock
pays all Of the time" lie moreover re-
IN arked, that the farmers who early gave
their attention to stock raising. had gone
night along. without setback, aud had cut
ST Ipped the grain-gruwers
In re is no doubt much truth in the oil
mans remarks. Stock Is the sur 81 a d
most remuuerative. But in the III OK Y
settled regions II is better and safer to di-
vide the Interest between the two The
two us>iSt each other and improve the
farm.
Waste starw, and offal of tie ain crop,
will 20 far To feed tie stock. while the
was and offaI of he stock Will 90 far in
fe tIiiling the soil and improving It's capac-
Ity for pr,ducll. eneSs. Th strength OF
the soil Is the great desidera,um with The
farmer. The soil il his mine Of veal h
his treasury-h bank of deposit He
must keep It good, or his paperis protested !;
hi, reputation as a farmer is di-hoaefed.
Il l. we'll to keep "A variety of stock. as
we'll as rise Il variety of gram crops. Tie
9 neral profits OF each year are thus kept
near eqna,, Farming m y be done closer,
less wasted and more made.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

armament. Four SO cyt. guns. one
twrlv-p pound howi'z-r. and a quantity
of shot and shell will be put on board.
II is sand that marine guard is 10 be
detailed for her unme dIaieiy.
We re IN Position 10 state that o.
ficers who have resigned in the United
States service are eudedyoriug To ob-
lalu men for The Secession armies and
nlvies from Northern ar>en lis and un-
vy-yards. Lieutenant Kirkland, late
of the Marin corps, has written TO 4
marine al this place. asking him to IN
duence "all soldiers VINO have pat up
lheir time IN Uncle Sans service 10
enter the Georgian army, where they
will receive all the extra pay and emol-
umeuls that le-cnlislmeut in The FEEDER
al forces would en'ltle them 10. Lieut..
kirkland i> native of North Carolina
and is married 10 a daughter or niece
of Col. Hardee. Ills offer will have
lillle effect on the United States troops.
" J. TrtLunc
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
financial Anecd0te

Some time during the past year,
when the Saving Bank of Bu1iIo re-
solved 10 pay 10 interests on deI osits
amounting 10 more than two thousand
dollars, a thrifty merchant who had
about s. 900 suuglv laid up in one of
tn Institutions. consulted with himself
a 10 hoN he should manage 10 obtain
In errst on th whole sam. H fiualy
approached lhe pres I-ut aud asked ID
~ hdrlw - 600 Of Ei> money aud re-
deposit q, 'u the name of his wife. The
o-Lcer d -murred at frs, protesting
coIscIrn i'a< serupIrs. tut being o. an
acconmnIaing temperament, finsily
consented 10 tn Arrangement. The cash
Was accepted in The name Of Mrs. mer-
cIant aforesaid, and SIX per celt. per
annun accumulated upon the whole, as
before.
Bul a crisis came at lat. \ few
weeks ago the lady died w,ihou, hav-
ug previously conveyed her share oi
the household fortune back 10 her hus.
band. As she died without issue, hel
] personal property naturally reverls tl
other heirs, and thus the merchant
. hard earned $4,000 are Likely 10 pas
forever from his control. The mora
( IS obvious B4fako Courier.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
Militia y Terms.

So much appear, Ia print now relat
ing 10 ior.Itcalions, ordinance, an
arms, that ttnay not be inappropriate 1
present some brief explanations of tn
common terms III use applicable 10 sucl
subjects.
There are two kinds Of cannon bear
ing the names of their inventors in rs,
IN this country. The one is the PaIx
han, named after Captain Paixhan.-
These guns are also called Coum bIaiS
and several of them are mouuled ut Fl
/ Sumter. They are des gIed principal.
/ ly for throwing shells; aud it was oae
OF these, we believe, which bursted on
IrlaI, several years ago, on board a yes
sci ot war, IN presence OF Il large party
OF eXcurslonists. killing several mem
bers of the Cabinet, aud other proml-
nent citizens.
Tlc Dthlgren gun IS the invention
OF Capilin Dab gren. and Is peculiar,
chiefly. for having The weight of the
metal at the breech; 1t having been as
cer'aIned by their inventor, that IN al
most every instance OF the bursting OF
ordinance, II gives way at the breech.
These guns weigh from 5000 10 II, :
900, or even $4,000 pounds each, and
one OF The latter weight is supposed ca
pa8le OF throwing an eleven inch saell
Ihe distance ot four miles. The Mug
ara Is armed wiki DIhIgren guns.
a mortar Is short gun with a large
bore Tor throwing shells. Murlars are
constructed 10 be set up at an angle OF
torty-lFe degrees; and by constant ex-
Perimenls. TIE amount OF The change OF
powder necessary 10 drop a sheit at 4
gwen distance from the mouth OF tn
qua IS accurately determined. Similar
experiments have determined the
length OF The fus- hy which il is TO be
explode d w II :, ch i degree Of accara-
cy' mat. under the infringement Of 5c-
cOihpil>hed guuLerS, the SHELLS are tx
plo led The Instant Of their striking
Ihe fuses are small cylinders filed
with fuse powder, aud inserted ia tne
shells, and are lguted from The pow
der winch projects them from tn guu
Shells are hollow east iron gi0Jcs.
varyI. 9 Ia SIZE according 10 The Uure OF
Tie mortar gun. some rs large as ghIr-
Teen inches III dEmelcr, # not even
larger. Tuey are charr, d wuh pow.
der. auI pieces Of metal; ana on ex-
ploIiug, scatter death and destruction
IN every direction around them. AS well
from lhe cOutcurs wIh winch they are
IIeIghlcu IT'S lev their own rcut ana fIy-
ug fragments. rney also bury them
selves la earth works and masonry. ana
cdrct breaches by iAeIrr,slslluss cxp.o-
slon there.
\ cJsemlte Is a protection to forti-
licatIUns OF Ships, intended 10 rcs.sl the
cHrcgs OF uruhrrv. AppIcd 10 iu,ts.
the term signifies a stone roof or ct,r
capable ol leslstlur cannon balls. Nrs-
scIs OF war are casciadlrd win IRON or
steel plates OF from TWO TO four or more
Inches IN thickness. aud their ohi..Ieu-
y Is just beginning to be apprcctat. d .
aud nhcIy soon 10 be tested. Tn.
Americans have 10 casenated ships.
bur the Freucn are LuIldlur rrea, nun
bers OF them, aud the EaglI-h are al
80 producing them IS fast as possible
\ casenAle gun Is a gun protected by
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

~ lRIsHNAN WILL TAKE CoMFoRr
Wa1rE AZ EHGITsHHAN WILL Ghowr.-
nc EnSiIsh Travellers complain that they
are 50 much hurried in our hotels. and so
iltt'e IN our stage coaches. An Irish tray
eief t'o< ifcrcnt view Of the case
Honest Fat came IN at ] @ clock. and was
el.led up IN a half an hour And what
'i3i 5-e charge To- the loi .ins?' Twenty
hEe cent vas the reply. An sure
twas kind or We to call M 80 airIv ifTd
slept until the morniny. Id not had mon
= % pay the LiII =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

oh. if she is good looking, neat an
well bred
All three, sir; SO this evening yo
may expect TO meet her at the suppe
tahIr
AIr. Gleason was a liule surprise,
and perPleXed. bur concluded TO wait f.
explanations and, kissing his merry
wife and happy child, hu r!ed way ,auC
soon forgot, amid the piles of caiicoe.
and merInes, the dinner chat.
lie was a few moments later .har
usual, tea WAS all ready, and The house.
hould waiting. lie wondered that Lvd.
Ia did not meet him AT the door as usu-
al, 10 welcome HIN. HInging his hat
I upon the rack, he sought The sitting
room. wife not there the tea room, wife
not al The head al The :able : tut, in the
neate-t Of calico wrappers. with the neat
est of bib aprons, her pretty round arms
bare TO the elbows, was the new cook.
just bringing in the toast from the kitch-
eI1.
And if she had not deposited i, at
once IN the corner opposite TO lis usual
place, there might have been sad ca
tastroPhe in the morning papers of
Terribly Scalded.'
Please, sir, may sit at your table e
said The maid, courteseylng with mock
gravity, as soon as she was released
FROM his arms.
Every Time you are as beautiful as
tonight, Mss Dora was tie jovlal
reply.
Never was better meal relishcd or
never happier wife than Lydia.
How dId II all come about 2" asked
Albert, as they sat together after tea,
"you said you hated all house work"
We'll, 50 did. I'll you tod me,
plainly, your IDEAS of w,mInly duty
That sci me to thinking, and thinking
led to acuun. The first week, of course,
taken IN the kitchen, convinced me Of
how much service could be. The ef-
fort 10 be useful brought is own rich re-
ward. | soon learned that Iife's cares
are lis pleasures when rightly taken up
on Ourselves, and then my love for vou
WAS lever 10 help me- on to the end
But how did you know that would
ever love in turn 3
/ did not, bu, what of that2 To do
what we know tn Sc we love would have
Us do. i always pleasure, even when
the loved are dead
But how came YOU to dare to take
me, with my hatred for druIgcry, she
asked.
Oh to DO kitchen work is not all Of
life, though It IS great help in The
home trade. Lydia, without The kuoul-
edge or love for il, was more to me a
thousand fold than your mothers money
with ali her wonderful power as cook
aud house keeper
Albert. | Will tell you Just how it is
mn IN flsbioulbIr life treat lvI,h such
uurr disrrspecl all wonanly labor, aud
su.h suatlIng epuhrts il speaking Of
working women, That they frigntrn
young ladies into The idea that weak
MSS, uSrlessuess aud spoudrucy Is all
they d. sire IN young laIy love. lfthcy
would be- IS sensible as my houored bus
band, aud, with bol;iucs, speak their
preference for strong handed, strong
hearted ana strong minded girls, my
word for il there would be more Of them
IN the market. You know what Mrs
Poustn. in y lam Bedr. said TO the snar-
Ilng school master: God made some
women fools to match the men"
Bul there lis eight o'clock, and
must run and st my bucliwheat cakes
for breakfast, and with a kiss upon the
manly brow she bounded away.