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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01

SPECIAL NorrcE.-The travelling pub
lie are hereby respectfully informed tha,
the ILLINOIS Il SouTHERS Iowa RAILROAD
COMPANY have made arran gements to.
aud will, on and after this day. Oct. 3lst.
furnish baggage wagon, attended by a
careful and competent person, to receive
and deliver the baggage OF all passengers
destined to or from the depot of their
road at Hamilton, Ills. BY which ar
rAngement, all such baggage will be called
for in any part of the city proper, (oid
ttna'ts) and taken from the Office OF the
company, hotels, railroad depots, acroes
tae river to the compsny's passenger
trains without charge, ard likewise from
their depot al Hamilton 10 the railroad
depots, hotels, and Office of the comnanv
within the city, which the company trust
will prove satisfactory to their patrons
In view of this arrangement, Omnibus
tickets and the former charge of th;r,y.
rue cents included in the fare Of n.ssen.
gers for omnibus and ferry tickets will hc
dispensed with by the company, and the
SUN of ten cents only included for ferriaee
OF passengers and their usual baggage
Those desiring the use of, or passage
In omnibus or other conveyance 10 o,
from the compsny's depot at Hamilton,
Will arrange with the proprietor and paw
therefor, aside from their railroad fare.
and should leave their orders accordinvlv.
ID. l. sHErnkHD, Gen'l Ag',.
GUY WELLS. Sap't. IOet2lat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01

Col. CHlPMAS.-We received call
from this gentleman on last evening. He
came in on the evening train, and is pre-.
pared TO fill his appointment at The Court
House this evening. Ladies and gentle
men, all 5e good people of Keokhk, come
out aud hear the gallant Colonel's earnest
words in behalf of the country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01
Union Meeting To- Night

COL. N. p. CHIPMAN,
Will address the people Of Keokuk this
evening at Z o'clock, at the Court House.
Come out and hear him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01

GENEROSITY TO SoLDIERs.-T a let
ter addressed 10 the publishers of Little q
Living Age, asking for a single copy o.
that periodical for our Soldiers Reading
r en-, Chaplain Williams received the
subjoined reply, which rings like old pa
trlotic Massachusetts,, aud bespesks a no
bic appreciation of the soldiers sacrifices
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01

eE In the list of loyal merchants of
Vicksburg, Mics, who contributed for
the use of the Western Illinois Sanitary
Fair held a. Quincy, Ills. Oct. llth 1854,
we end the following names OF our owp
well known and patriotic citizens:
VIM. l.. Wood, $1,000
j. B Knight. - 10000
Human j. Gauut loo 90
kEokuk RE-EsroRcED l-Iu response
to requisitiou from the military CON-
manaer at Keokuk. for a battery Of four
field pieces, ammunition, clothing. and
ten years rations, Gen. Baker clipped
this morning s FOUNDER brass cannon,
/ 6rkn or two OF powder and few bushels
of solid shot This piece lie to be used as
siege gun. 10 be mounted upon subs,an.
| tial casema,ed eartbworks along the cor
poration line OF that unthreateued but
badly scared city, so as to command At
once ali the rebel approaches II is now
thought BIZ reliable con'rsbsnds that Keo.
kuk will hold out a short time longer,
whether she pays her city debt or not. 1t
/. rebel proof by this time to morrow.
We clip the above equib from the Cop.
perhead paper at Davenport. as much to
let lis amiable editor know that We are
yet ''i,olding out" notwithstanding the
threatened invasion and destruction OF
our city by his friends aud supporters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01

Ha~We received letter yesterday
from gentleman in Van Buren, county,
making inquiries as to special excursion
trains upon the Des Moines Valley Road
for the benefit 81 those wishing to attend
the meeting here Wednesday evening"
That mater should have been attended to
by persons living nlorg the line of tie
road. The Company would doubtless
pat on special train and make satisfsc.
tory arrangements as to time If enough
persons will come to justify their doing it.
We could and should have large at
tendance from Harrington, Bonsparte,
Bentonspor:, keosauqus, and as far up as
Ottumwa. But We cannot make arrange.
ments here without kno wing whether our
friends at the places referred to propose
coming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01
Office OF Little's Living Age.

Dpstuu, OcI II, 1904.
DEAR SIR: We have yoar letter of
Oct. 81 For thousand soldiers a single
copy Of the Living Age would be very
puor supply. Even ten copies will not
be enough, but We beg your acceptance
Of that number.
Hoping that these and the future mum
bers may promptly reach you, We thank
you and the soldiers for what you have
done and suffered, and are very heartily
yours, LITTLE. Son l. Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01

n Kramer, Irwin d Co., agents for
the sale OF Slocum's Side Loading Re.
volyers.' The best pistol now in use
No. l08 Main street 1iune l5,e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01

F Adj't Gen'l Baker has issued an
order for military companies to drill at
at least once month; otherwise their
arms will be taken from them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01

nE- The Des Moines Union Guards
have been disbsnded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01

This celebrated Toilet Seap, In such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, Il
mild aad emo iienti in lis nature, fragrantuy
scented and extremely ben fetal In tie action
upon the skin. For sale By all Druggists ard Fancy
Goods DsalerN. fanao-1wd.~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01

e. "Llnkensale'' was to be in Des
Aoinss upon Wednesday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01

gar Tobacco spices Fresh Butter Eggr Lard bacon and
Mola-ses Of all grades Flour and Feed always On hand
Goods delivered TO AL parts Of the city free Of charge
eet10-d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05
IMPORT TO LADIES
GREAT ERlCAN REM EDY.'
DR. HAr vOysO

IMPORT ANT TO LADIES
GREAT A ERlCAN REM EDY.'
Dr. HAr vOys0
.hvo . 1T 9 ~ \ r u q Q PtlIs.
N HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
" when the directions have been strictly
followed IL removing 0ifbculii.s Arising from
Obs TkUCTlUN UR STUPrA0E Of NATURE,
o. in restoring the ., stem to perfect health shen
suffering from special affections, rolsp.us Ct<ii,
the Whites, u "tasr ~eak0ssa Of tbs Uterine Or
gans. The rills srs perfectly harmless on the
constitution. aud m.yb taken By the mot DEL
icste female without csusing distsess 1t the
s.me time - ct 1t1ko = O1hArna.
BY strengthening. iDvigvrasinE aid rss' oslDy the
. stem to healthy condition, and By bringing .
On the monthly period OF regularity, 70
m.ttss from what e.uts the Obstruction may
arise. The, should however Nut - tskso the
hrst three " four man :hs Of pregnaey, thosgh
cafe ~ any other time, ~ miseariage ~suld b.
the result. Essn box contains 70 pills. P,ics 81.
Dr.. Ha,set's z,sssies ~ disea.es y Females,
Pseysoscy, Aiscsyrso0e. Bassesnees. 6tssslS.
ty, ksprodsts;Os aaj ibsss qf Aetsss,
and smphat'cally the LADi.s' PsivAfs MEDICAL
ADvIsxH, PAT phlst 81 ~ pskes. sent ire 70 ~
ad.ress. Six cents required q psy postage.
Tue Pills AID book ~mI b sent ~ m.il,
densisly, when desi ID. stcafsy esslsd, aid pre-.
rad, On receipt Of mono. BY
]. BRYAN. N. u, 0e~svsl \sess.
7e.Codas- street, New York.
sold By I'll the principal iDssggisss.
amisb Owyef. " h01ssale Agents, Chicago.
III WELLS. asens epsve"N-.t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

On the goth inst. there ". re one hun.
dted- AID ssveoty OF The new ma
tional baLk. on the books Of tho Comp
T. oiler u the I u, rem. y 10 Washington,
oil 0rga"'z-d aid ready for business, rep.
rese"t.ng \ cap tai, IN round numbers, Of
twenty Xix mii.ions of dollars. One third
Of this amount, or shout >s,7OO. 900, the
law requires shall be depos ted With the
Government Treasurer IN United States
bonds, upon which they will be allowed
to issue ninety per cent, or $7,800,00O
u notes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

A BLoODraIRsrY krxo.-The Paris
paps,s publish advices f. ON Egypt an
nounciny the victory OF the emperor
Theodore, "f Abv.s'nia, over the popu
l.tion Of Gojam. The Emperor u re-
ported to have ordered the massacre o
1T cen thousand p'isc ner, men, women
and children. He 10 also stated, to ha. Z
had the English G J" sui at Msssoma ar
res cd aud TO have set toe French Con-
sui It liberty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

A patriotic old lady iecen,ly sent
{ rec smoking caps - prssents - oil
sers 10 the Array Of the Potomac. Que
vac tor Gen. Mssd,, sad The rsmainss Z
'wo shs desired 10 DO present d ~ -"
Gsderaie. onS VI whom must be teeto=
tale, and the other who never ,ndnlged
!" profanity. G, neral Williams, Clrel
Of General y .ads's stsff, toUk the ., t.
profanity Gap. AID General Hunt The
"mOer.rce cap. A graf deal Vi ten 10
mad, about the dist ibution OF these
reseNte.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

BLACK s10NR, n ass.
0sxrLlNRN The three American ORGANS
purchased Of y.u for the use Of our ehusches,
her. 10 Cxbsioge, and in Mulbury, have been 10
Use one yesr. il gives me much OLE sure 70 say
that they have fully met our expeeiat ons, and
given the greatest satisfaction. fensin youss,
4 J SusRiDIM, PAsToa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

DIvoRcE--Co,s l. v. Hitch, the
well -Anown spirmuaI medium, has OBJ
ts..el tr.sn III. Judicial e. UT Of New
Y"k decree dive. cling her ma.,i,noni-
u bonds Nth Is. +. Hath. Here alter
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

AN7oo0e
TREA1lSE VN ,SkliiNAL MEAN NES.
~ lnvoiunts - Emisstons. Mensal snd ~ sics
lssapacity. Losssf Powss. Premature bsc.ys In.
psdi.eoss - Marriage. Nervous Deb,lisj, Sell
abuse Sexu i lisssses. H., 10.
~ kODr. T.. BgLl. n. D., Mensss u the Royal
G. i:egs Of tsesgeons. Lrsden. u rsess Pics esl
This Book should b read b every one, and
part c.lasiy By thsss arriving ~ Mssl God. II
eoat aims mpor sns sdsieeto al aad The assus Of
eues 10 The sGlistsd 10 plsinly ~ forth. ls haa
sassi Mossssds/ rsa : Lys y Assry.
Kent under eealed selope, 81 nei;, % e.
eeips Of the aouey " costsRs ttsops. b.
.. RRYAN. u. d.. Cedsr.Ss Ne0 Yort.
IL. WILLS. Agent, Davsapost.
ax9a dAalv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

Total exp 7c9 sl.7 4s7, 51s SOL sa5 7O0
to- oaelu vS
Of spscis I3i 3d.. ass IA ,sss. sis ISL 3So,se7
At TIL. rate all the gid OF the Pacif
&c vi 30 required to discharge the
d. b . c"nt,ac IN Eur,pe f,r co ton
aud ~"olsn goods, si Ks, hardware, jew
cry, trinkets, etc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

In every variety, with prices 70. gng from $ls to
S2sS. Every one 10
CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL
and examine our ins,ru ments whe her they wish
u Guy or MT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05
90 NJ - U M r ITO NJ
CAN &c CURE

The advertiser, Physician # thirty years ex.
periencs, in the TIRE .iGsnt Of Lang Dl.easss,
bronch asthma. TO-, but now retired firm the
prsctice, IL desirous OF iEpsrtipx his experiences
~ d,fusing Information invaluable to suffering
humanity, and which has Cured Thousands.
The sane medicine will No, do for all. hs will
send Prescription. With iull dirsctions for USE
adapted to each particular will surely o.
feet cure. THY gf-it will cSst you nothing-a
stamp required for postsge. Address.
H. LOW 4. ~. Boz SOC. New York City.
H. WEI l.S Agent. Us venp6r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

81. 900 ooD 80, ~. 80 81 ovoOOO
These exports are exclusive o. specie,
and 'show The net basaoce psya6fe ~
colo sod Lulliou. To those balances
add the probable amount due snd paid
10 Europe tos American navel and fof
isterest on bon ted debts, and about
fo,tv millions must be sdded s1uusliy.
Our export trade With foreign coco
u co f-r I. clever months Of this cal.
en.ier ear .Ows % foil Tvs:
lxsosss 70 nv sa1 sn0M NJ ioN ,srs 70
Sas slHvAA ~ ~ IN JAauAas 1.
Domsesie psv. 6ii 49, 1854
dues sill 81 ..55i e134 31s.i4S4 b. ~ &c
F0l'u mss
chaa jiss.tsee - 70 l73 3.7N3S9 oct y667
For'S No ohsn.
1 - dat abe l.5is.A'l 4sPrts1 :, 6s,ooi
Specie aud tul. "
lion 800. Ss.s,231 81. 7s3 so1 ~ ass ls
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

ORse houss from - l2 . .. ssd : 70 %.
The + losing ere 'estia'"nisis ~ u 'as ass'
Physis,ans u Osssnpost, which sAouid b tu0.
eteut 20 cOnvince the most sksptiaal:
leAcsr vii, re .nwsad Dr. Y. v. Sauedees -
su0eisnt ssd uustwVsthy - . ehen ,Aiss. asd
believe be v,ll sssisi, ali Who y = s.tsass them.
E.s. BAhLows. ND.
Deesnb4r l1th.
W. sousvr IL ID. abo-s.
JOhs n ADLER, D.
TIL SAUNDEK>, D.
- IOM~OM, u v.
This ssrtiAss that l ave experienced the op.
Grafton VI ~. ssunds.s in ssrvv,nx Uosss f'om
NJ ioct, and r.oUM men :. him 70 the community
~ . ski.l. VI 0rerstUr. Z U BLOOD.
De N cauudsrs upon the foot Of Mr. b =
0rssse, woul chsssfuliy r.c mn,snd hin u all
wAe may b .s6ssias FROM curus, bunioos. chill
blAias iagrow.rg zoe nails, Ac.. - very sciea-
~, sad .hiliiai operator. .o,r~c~ -,
Davsnp,et, Dec. teth.
pA.AHposf, leo 18th, 1868
Dr. Saanders has d day opesated on ny test
and Gle, upon the test Of my wife, foe the removal
Of ~ %. Tue opcrsto on vas psi,lsss. l chs.S-
Il y recommend him 10 ail sua.rine from emo.
tivns VI ne test Pm WOkLEl, n v.
lhsss Witnessed On opera ion for the removal
Of . corn by.r eaunders. IL wss removed (ss
sss patient ssil) without pin or drssioe blood
Il wAs very oeasy done. From the testimonials
exhibited by the Doctor and the operations -.
isrrsd 70. ebessfully recommend him to The psb.
lie - skilltul operator. "
Davenport, Dec l7sh. 1858.
Dr. Saunders would Gay To oil Who are suffer-
Inc fps,sn In pnRi In nail RnfP
~ .AmeIsats cure w,tnoat eUi 4 shf. ugh the
basbs,ous ops ia,ion Of tearing he nail e. - IL
done In lsAay cases. His treatment VI the feet
causes no pin.
- y. s,stions performed In . fer moments
and the oo.t Or shUe can Be worn lmussdiAtely,
without the lesss iuaOnv snience TO u. patient.
ChiibissasAs gassAussss an, eGso, uak care ~ %
eharsss. ~ - deoiS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

the DEST REGULATOR FOR
FEMALES.
THERE IS BUT ONE G GENUINE
1liERE Is BUT ONE GENUINE
THERE Is BUCUNI GENUINE
AND sUREcURE.
AND SURE CURE,
AND SURE CURE,
FOR GIRLS OR wOMFN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS Ok WOMEN
Who suffer from IRRFouL RITES or enDfaUCrsoxs
% fBs MEKsks Nk.t.ver Mat ~ tAe easss ef sAess
distractions.
Tsis cuns Has. Seen srcoax,srp soa MANY
YEARS ASl
The only Safe Reliance
The only Safe Reliance I!
The only Safe Reliance !!
that the Ladies have for relief fron the suprrss-
sion of those periodic Nh ch, II kept up according
70 the calls Of Nsturs, will
GUARANTEE TO TTlEM
GUARANTEE TO THEM
The Eat An.i,. ~ G.,l Health
- and Strensih,
and which, il no: regularly experienced, will
produce
MISERY AMI DEATH
MISERY AND DEATH,
:AxD II raAf
FivA If ell ksmfoies for Uise0Aa # Finale
F'rss 81 oil A.msdiss JcS LtueM.tI Fsmak
nm. CHEEsEMAL's- PILLS
DIR. CHCESFJn.AA'S Pills,
az. CHEESE.M.a.N'S PILL.
THE GOOD OLD REMEDY
For alt Obstrxctione mas been Hailed
NTH Pleasure and Profit
FOR Twenty FIVE YElRS
in oil rar:s Of the eivil;ssd world It. asthor 10
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
AN CID EXPERT ENCED PHYSICIAN
AN OLD EXrERlENCED PHYSICIAN
Whom every bsdy knows, and In whom: Everybody
places confidence and respe:t. Its
NO NEW TANGLED ARRANGEMENT
STANDARD REMEDY,
Which has never failed.
snd nueands Of ce.tifcatss TO this effect can BE-
fon nd In I'll rsrts Of the county.
The proprietor Of Ur. CD eeseman's
Tons = Tried ROC0dr3o,
ISong Tiled Rooo, no.
Ions = Tried 1oOo119o.
GUARANTEES that
oArm BOZ
oH1H BOX
o11M BOX
OF DR.. CHsssxAx's Female Regulating Pills
will restore the natural monthly function to ANY
FsAALs, NO AArrHR WHAT nER CONDITION. on HEx
AOK.
Indeed so cersain srs these Pills, e1ick kave
bess popular ard ssse cure tors
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
OVER A QUARTER or A CENTURY
to resto.s the menstrual dow in . natural way.
thar lsdie. who are lregnsn' mssf rot we Mesn,
- they will sssarioSiy produce ssiscarrisoe.
THEY CANNOT DO HARM,
THEY CANNOT no HARM,
10 IN other way.
Dr.. {. L. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
ARE TUE ONLY MEDICINE,
ARE TIE ONLY MEDICINE,
That Married and Single Ladle,
have rolled spon fos many ysars. or eas rel, spos
aow. IA
Beware Or limits tfons.
Take this sd,srsissnsas t yssr Druggist. asd
I'll hin that yos vast
TINE BEST
Female Eedicise n tho wsIll.
which b ecurissd II
DR.. CREESE1iK'S PILLS.
These forn 0s fses pr s,ssios' az, PIT ~
usr1, With
,nneA,ats asa Pe,si.t ans Succ.ss
DON'T BE DECEIVED.
DON'T BE DECEIVED,
~. Cheeeemsu's Pills hsas receied. a3d arr
rov recejvine, the ssLctioo Of the must satSsst
Pkss. eiass u Ames %
Exsi,eit Dssecioss 9Th es-h Bo,-he rs.S
DE { Hss -, Boz. ca sisiss fson 50 :. 9 i'.,:s
r,lis esus bymssi, prsntsiy b. tsAis1sg pre-
a. AnPeasa i0T a..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-17
4 Don't Care il L ItO.

In clden time, be lore Maine laws were in.
vented. Wing kept the hotel at Middle
Granville, ard from his weil-stocked bal
furnished "accommeda, ions to man and
beast"
lie was o good man, but most terribly
deal. Fish the village painter, was also aGsc-
ted the same way.
One day they were sitting by tbemselves
in the bar room. Wing was behind the bal
waiting for the next customer, while Fish
was lou ging before the fire with thirsty
look, casting sleeps eyes cccasionly aI
Wings decanter, and wishing most devoutly
that some clever fellow would come, in and
kindly tr,at
A traveller from the South, on his way to
Brandon, stopped in to inquire the dis
tance. Going up to the counter, he said:
Can you tell me, sir, how fer it is to Bran
don p
'Brandy?' says the ready landlord, jump.
ing up; yes sir, have some;' and at the
same time handing down the dscanter Of the
precious liquid.
you misunderstood me- said the stranger
Il asked you how lar it was to Brandon?
The call it pretty good brandy said
Wing. viii you take sugar in it?
reaching for the bowl and toddy stick.
The despairing traveller turned 10 FISH
and said;
The landlord seems to be deal, will yot
tell me how tar il is TO Brandon?'
THANK you,' said Fish, don't care il
do take drink with you.'
| The stranger treated and fled.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-17

There is nothing half so sweet in life. half
80 beautiful, or delightful, or SO iovsable as
mice girl" Nots ptotty, or q dashiug,
or su elegant girl, but a nice girl. One o
those lovely, lively good tempered, good
hearted, sweet faced ainiable, neat, happy,
domes ic creatures met within the sphere o
home, diffusing around the domestic hearth
the influence o! her goodness like the eace &C
ofsweet flowers.
A nice girl 10 not the languisbing beauty
5avdlins on soa, asd discussing the nov
el or opera; or the giraffe like creature swee
ping mhjestically through a drawing room
The nice girl may not even dance or play
we'll. and knows nothing about tusing her
eyes," or cequetting with fan. She is moi
given to sensation novels, she is too busy -.
A, the opera, she is not in front showing hel
bare shoulders; but she sits quietly and un
obtusvely- at the back OF the box most like.
". 10 TACT, is it not often in such scenes we
discover her. Home is her place.
Who rises betimes, and superintends the
morning meal? Who makes the toast and
the tea and buttons the boys shirts ant
wa'ers the flowers, and leeds the chickens,
and bright ten up tie paflor and sitting room
Is it the languisher, or the giraffe or the ee
giant ? Not bit OF tit is the nice girl
Her unmads toilet is made in the short
eat possible time, yet how charmingly it Il
done and how elegant her neat dress and
plain collar Not presenting check or q
bow. like Zine GIRL" but an oudibe smacl
which s,ys plainly: 81 love you ever Sc
much - If | ever coveted anything it is ont
Of this girls kisses.
Breakfast over, down in the kitchen to Sc,
about dinner; always cheerful and ligh,heart
ed, She never ceases to be active and use
ful until the day is done, when sho will pol
ka with the boys, and sing old songs, and
play old tunes to her mother fer hours to-
getber. She is psrfect treasure, is the
in ce girl" When illness comes, it ia sht
who attends with unwearying patience to
the sick chamber. There is no risk, no "a.
.igue that she will not undergo, no sscrifcs
that she will not make. She is all love, all
devotion. | have often thought it would b.
happiness to be i'll; to he watched by sucf
loving eyes and tended by such fair hands.
One Of the most strongly marked charac
teristics ofa mice grip is tidiness and sim.
plicity or dress. She is ever associated il
my mind with high frock, plain collar, snt
the neatest OF neck ribbons, bound with tht
most IN Oldest little broach in the world.
never know "nice girl'' who displayed I
proiusion OF rings and bracelets; or who
wore low dresses or splendnd bonnet.
say again, there is nothing In the worl'
half so nIrinsically good as mice girl."-
She il the sweetest flower in the path O life
There are others far more stately, far NOR
gorgeous, but these we merely admire as W
20 BY. Il is where the daisy grows that VI
lie down 10 rest.