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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28

'ance of the genuine and spurious, and de-
'terminedly refuse, under every pretext, to
receive them.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28

A BEAUTIFUL lot OF Glass Fruit Bow,s inst rs,.,,
AAnd for sale low By 1"''' 'us' ssesn
Tnos. y. DsNoRMANDIF,
502 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D. Porter, Principal
SESSIONS--1865.

The buildings aud grounds have been PLACED 10 M M
Iplete order and hed up with new furniture eiprssr
Iadapied for the comfort aud convenience Of
,hooms are furnished Tor the oldest boys, as n ut
private study Tree from the confusion aud res'4"'
school room. .ts
The Course Of instruction Ia thorough and l,a K.
designed TO ht our young men f1r admission 1" v1
colleges, OF for the active duties OF the Ah ''T
counting house a.,
By the liberaliy OF tho Board OF Truste ne AZ
s flrnished with library ofleOt0 yolum- aaa ~
the best COLLECTIONS Of Chemical and Phily' h
Iaeqnlrlng complete seleniia aud NJ. hsmsll
tlon far superior TO most schools In OF ountiY' u
The Lest Teachers will be EN-. Jed aud " ,tl
lspaisl 70 secure the proper m la, lents All VI
training OF the young men entIu I'd to his eaie
YpWxRD b. P0RIbbS.
NevArk, D'4
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28
THE EYE and EAR
Large Stock Of Carpetingl

Ny large stotkof
Brussels,
1hree.Ply,
ingraln,
Cottage, aad
Rag
CARPETS,
WINDOW SHADES, &C., will 10 sold al greatly niA
prices. Call aud examine quality aud tiiCa VI 81
And you will save money.
J. \. DELACROIk
No.;7 South Second Sue /. a.ove Chssllut
MARI 5nl Phila1aplI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28
HIGHLY IMPORTANT,
BOOTH, THE ASSASSIN
KILLED.
HAROLD, THE ACCOMPLIOE
CAPTURED.
Official Gazette,

Booths Body taken to Washing
ton.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-28
Hands,

AZ tue suspension of the dian renders the further
the war debt unnecessary and these bond are issued
! for the purpose OF funding the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17

STATE or NEw YORK Ice
City aud County ofNcw York %
}. Milton Smith, President. and Vincent TIL
yon, Secretary. Of the Arctic Insurance Com.
pany," being severally sworn. depose and say,
and each for himself says, that the foregoing is
true. full aud correct statement OF tie affairs Of
the said corporation. and that they are the above
described officers thereof
J. MILTON SxIru, President.
Y. TrLYoN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 9th day
Of January. A. D., 1865. J. w. WILDsY.
A Commissioner for Iowa in N, Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17

The Washington Star, describing the ap.
pearance Of Henry S. Foote in Washington,
says: He looks much worn physically since
he was in the United states Senate, and as
he has discarded his wiz, and wears the
grayest Of hair and whiSkers, of course he
looks much ol-cr than at that time. In his
dress, &c, there was marked change from
his natty appearance Of olden time. lie has
apparently discarded the use Of the razor,
and. from the Snlplusage of rongh-looAing
clothing upon his person, it would seem thai
he had taken this mode Of conveying his
wardrobe. Thus he had on him at the sta
ito. three coats and two vests, q Of which
looked worse for wear. as also an old soldier
cap, Of the ,eh rtyle Of shabbiness, the band
Of which had slipped to the back of his
head
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17

Total losses, claims and liabilities. &14 23S &c
The greatest amount insured on any one risk
is $50 900, but will not as u general rule exceed
geo 900.
The Company has no general rule as to the
amount allowed 10 be insured in my city, town.
village block. beirg governed in this matter,
in each case, by the general character Of the
buildings, width Of streets, facilities for putting
out fires, &c.
An attested copy of the Charter or Act Of In
corporation has already been flied
Amount deposited in other States t75 600.
Amount of premiums received in State, &4,19o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17
A GENUINE DISCOVERY.
AGENUINE DISCOVERY.
A GENUINE DISCOVERY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Is the only genuine discovery in medi-
cine for the Relief Of Pain and Cure Of its
Cause, that IAN claim originality. True there
are hundreds Of medicines claimed to be
discoveries, represented to possess similar
curative powers Railways Ready Relief, yet
when we come to reduce these medicines to
an anyalisi, we discover them to be nothing
but limitations Of the original discovery. At
the present time there are only
Twelve Original Discoveries Of EX-OFFI.
ClNAL Medicines in the World,
All the rest are inere limitations.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
RAILWAYS READY RELIES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
Was the first and is the only Medicine dis
covered that excels Opium, Morphine Chic.
reform, Veratrine, &C., in relieving pain
without injury to the perceptive faculties, or
oecasioning insensibilitv, or stupor. Yet
We lind hundreds Of limitations under the
name OF pain killers, magic relief speedy
re.e'' hnaments &c, Not one Of these rem
ed'es are the result Of original discovery,
OUT a. limitations Of Railway Ready Relief.
Ask fo' Railways Ready Relief. price %
cents per bottle Sold BY Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17

The Horror Of Was can be greatly mitiga-
ted by that sovereign remedy. llULLO-
WAYS OINTMENT as it viii cure any
wound. however desperate. if it be we'll
rubbed around the wounded parts, and they
be kept thoroughly covered with it. A pot
Of ointment should be in every mans KNAPP
sack. Ii the reader Of this notice" cam
not get & box Of Pills or Ointment from the
drug store in his place, let him write to me,
80 Maiden Lane, enclosing tie amount, and
will mail box free Of expense. Many
dealers will not keep my medicines on hand
because they cannot make as much profit as
on others persons make. So cents, SS
cents, and 81 40 per box or pot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17

51Sx 1'Sos1ies1 60 ~ fsbsl eoouiseisn-
-: hsst inviting thsm . : odnlseenes n. 4
! kmkpAidh b. sepeesel No. weeN note1.
5sssalk aud, whG! ~ uasxl sssslly fq1nd
A. 1Esy would, oeeooing - lssis and
| 6psstloS asw Obstacles 70 psees. + muot bs
&tids(Ht 80 evHy fsadef ct The -docurneutr
ehas this negotiation was, On The part Of M.
Hocoln, insincers; that peacs and union
wsre n hi power, end that " Deliberately
rspellsd then.
That 90 honorable termination Of the N,
~ n the power Of our guvsrnmsnt is, II
possible, still more clearly evident in the
dispatch Of the Secretary Of State to Mr..
Adams.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17
sp4clAL norlces.
Loan

by authority Of the Secretary Of the Ire sury.
the undersigned has assumed the General Sub.
seriptivn Agency for The ssls u United Stsse,
Treasury Notes, bsarise ssvsn s,d sbrss-ssssb,
per cent interest, per snnum, known q the
SEVEN TMaTY.LoAM.
These Notes ere issued ssdsr date of ADJUST IS
1864 end are payable three years ftvm thss time.
II currency. o. ere Convertible 1t the option d
the holder into
U. =. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17
MANHOOD.:

Just i>ubt,shed IN ssated Enretope. Price q cent?
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
IA MENr and Radical Cure ofSpermrtorrhea
Or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions,
Sexual Debility and lmpedimen,s to Marriage
generally Nervousness, Consumption, Eilepsy
and Fits; Mental and Physical fncapacity. re.
sulting from Self Abuse, &c, by RosgRr ] GU.
vERwFLL, N. d author of the Green R5ok. dc.
"a Boon to 7housantls Of Sufferers"
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any adj.
dress, post pad. on receipt of six cents or two
postage steamps. by DIR. J. G. KLINE. l27 Bc,Sry
New York-POst Office box 1856. {ian20.d do van
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17

SPECIAL AGENCY OF HoxE Insurance Cor.
PANY AND OF EQuIrABLE LIFE ASH, -
SOCIETY, AND GsxERAL INSURANCE
DAvEHsoar, JAN. 9. 1Aa6.
Il. T. TAYLOR has become = parter 81 "
F. X -, IN che Insurance business .hovs
named. which win hereafter be conducted
~ ROSS + TAYLOR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17

::r =: :; 80; 81. 4: n: r,,.
r. rsIsve.sss tho syste. ssd ssercsss liasass.
~ The RejuvenaiinE Elixir IL the result q mod.
an entirely and abstract method q cure irres-
pectve OF all the old and worn cut systems.
tV Tals medicine has been tested by ssc most
eminent medical men ofth day. and by them pre-
nounccd TO be Of the greatest medical discoveries
Of the age.
" few doses cures Mysteries In females.
EWe One bottle cures Palpitation OF the Heart.
tn Prom one TO three bottles restores the msnii.
AeAs and full vignr Of youth.
Try Few doses restores the appetite.
tB- Three bottles cure the worst cess Of Impss
tency.
IVA few doses cures the low spirited.
IA. One bottle restores mental power.
IT, Eew dONs vestor,s the csVurs u genevnfias.
e~ few doses bring the rose 70 the check.
- This medicine restores 70 manly vlgor and
robus, health the poor debllitsted, Worn-doWn end
eN- The lislcss, enervased you.h, The over -task.
ed man o. business, the victim Of nervous depresso.
the individual suffering from general debility. ~
vo s0eakness Of singis organ, will all md imme.
diate and permanent relief W the or this Knxf
eY- Price, IS per bottle or three bottles for O..
and forwarded BY Express. on receipt Of money
TO any address.
~ Tho Cherokee P111s and RcJu.
voOatlng Elixir, are sold by al enterprising
Druggists In the civilized world. Some unprincpled
dealers, however, try 70 sell worthless compounds
In place Of these those which they purchase 1t
. cheap price, and make more money by ell.
Ing. than tey can these medicines. A. you value
your health, aye. the health Of your future Oh.
spring, do not be deceived by such unprnclpled
DrugsHs, ark for fhess medicines and TAXI no oth-
ere. fthe Druggist will not buy them for you,
Slose the money In letter, and We Will send them
to you BY Express, securely sealed and packed tree
from observation.
Ladies' or Gentlemen can address ~ IN perfect
confidence, stating fully and plainly their diseases
and eymptoUs, We treat ill diseases o. chronic
nature in male female. Patients need not hesl
tate because n their inability 70 visit us have
treated paentS successfully In all portions Of the
civilized globe, by correspondence.
Patients addressing us will please state plainly al
the symptoms Of their complaints, and write POST
Office, County, State and Of writer, plain, and
lnclose postage stamp for reply.
We send our 81 page Pamphlet FREE TO any 3D.
dress. Address allleters for Pamphlets Or advcsto
~ proprietors,
o.. W. \. AogRWlM = CO.,
No. q llbeftv arest. Maw YWe.
~-o 49, 49, - -. - -
eoR. 01Da go nn0A ~ = -
uo10sN ~ u- .s-
DID = Wholesale u Chicago ~
yviisa. FIscs : TuLLsa; 9. q. Surrs; LoaD =
onisn; BcaIRAn 4 Vas scnAAcx; ". b. HAnsa1
Co.; enis1 3 DwyBa, anA b ooovilL.
oold ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17
:HUBBEL'S
Golden BisscrS.

Natures requirements may be gratitied. The
Golden Bsttrs "a a purely pegfa5te Tonic.
1uvgorating and Strengthening, Fortrfcs the
system against the effects Of unwholesome water
viii cure Dyspepsia.
Will cure Weakness and General Debility.
Will cure Heartburn,
Will cure Headache,
Will cure Liver Complaint.
Will cure Jaundice. i
Will cure Sea Sickness.
Will cure Bilious Collie.
Will excite and create healthy appetite,
Will Invigorate the organs of Digestion,
and moderately increases the Temperature of the
body and the force Of the circulation, acting in
fact. as general corroborant of the system con-
tanning poisonous d. ugs, and is the best Tonic
Bitters in the World. A fair trial is earnestly
solicited.
GEO. g. HUBBEL. Il CO,
Proprietors Hudson, N. Y.
General Depot, Amciica Express Buildings,
Hudson Street, New York.
For Sale bv Druggists. Grocers, &c.
BURNHAM 4 VAN Setback.
Sole Agents for North Western States, No. 10
Lake Street. Chicago. III. Oc27d&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17

WE ARE NOW PREPARED 70 rURNIsH
/" employmentto aey nuanher o. ssss meno
women. Call at room No. 2, up stairs, cofner y
~. IA. AZ INGALLS, & BARD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17

These bonds are now worth premium Of nine
per cent, including gold interest from Nov.
which makes the actual profit ON the 80 loan at
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. ~er annnm, besides its srsmption from State
on municipal taxation, wA.1A odds from one to
three pr cent more according to the rate levied on
other property. The interest is payable semi an.
nually by coupons attached to each note. which
may be cut of and sold TO any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17

rant 10 Tepuua9 tue MISSION ne 0oO virtually
invited. He kept the commissions knocking
At our lines, and plainly would have sent
them back unadm,tted, if Gen. Grant had
not derenged his plans by admitting then,
before the arrival Of Maj. Eckert, the agent
sent BY the President to interpose obstacles.
Even then this agent seems so well to have
understood the wishes Of the President. that
he accomplished the object for which he was
sent, and the commissioners would have
been Immediately remanded across the lines
had it not been for the interposition Of Gen.
Grant, ~ am ccncisced." telegraphed Gen.
Grant, to the President, ''tkat their inten
tom are good, and THEM DESIRE SINCERE TO
RESTORE PEACE AND UNION. - With the doc.
ument in existence to testify against Mr..
Lincoln whenever It should come TO light,
he was checkmated in his intention 70 send
the peace cnvoys back unheard. He aceord.
sne'y So cat q once, and proceeded ~ fast
- steam could carry him, to meet the peace
ENJOYS IN psrson. and exert his captions and
cunning immunity to put them in the wrong.
and render the negotiations abortive,
As Qoenae he learped Of the arrival Of the
commissioners, he forthwith took the pre-
caution to erect barrier against peace, by
furnishing to Secretary Seward written in
structions. in which he change tho grount
on which he had originally inyied the mis-
sion. II was no longer simple reunion "a:
IN the letter to Mr.. Blair) on which he in
sisted but be instructed Mr.. Seward to in
sast in5exibly On other conditions a abeo
!ute!y indispensable to peace. He instructe,
him thae there vonld 30 mo receding b,
TIE executive Of The United States On tn
slavery question" He would stand b,
waas he .a!d On thia subject in his late mes
age and lin presiding documents" name
y. ~ eoa4capaeion proclamation asd ~
0iaGnra nahile6to.
Il = eenBevsseibls. Thea, that IL Pr,ai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-04
s,ute Bouuties-New Regulations.

AdJuisni-Grneral Irving, Of the State Of New
York, las promulgated all order containing the
reyul.hons for the payment Of iOunues u1dcr tie
Law recently Adopted by the Legislature II pro.
yides for the payment Of bounues under tho follow
ing condiuonsi
l. ON the enlistment and certificate Of mu-ior on
muster and descriptive toAa, Of thG On, a. TIE r,a
devious N which they shall hc sent OF qua t'I,i
within this State.
O. or on tie po~or Of attorney Of the volunteer or
drafted man.
). All payments Of bounty shall be entered OF inc
dorsrd on the voucher which u shall be paid, and
shall ho ed by suhs r'biuF witncs. Of such
known personal Identity NJ to satisfactory 10 tho
officer makinr tho payment.
The bountics to volunteers or 10 rcrfouA VhO fur
nirh substitutes before they are drSftud To.
three years $500 for tso yCatp, f4U; 0r one fcnr,
etUO 10 any pcuon who shall BE- dIHited whr hes bO
subsequently furnish AubstitJte o. not wll pa
the sum Of $3.50. The PaNmlt'"r- ,cncIM VIII max"
INN odAtr ~ fessgry arrangement for pG'In' nuu
tcs 81 the following GCndcZsous HArt's islam, iNev
YORK city! Albany Barracks, Ehnifa and Album.
supplemental orders all Immediately be usW"i
70 provide for reimbursement Of cities towns and
counties, who shall under the provisions OF Inv be
40 81 titled
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WILLIAMsRI RON.

TnE CELEBRATION To-DAY.-The Celcbra-
ton, in honor q tho recent Union victor.eA will be
inaugursssi here by the ringing Of the hro-beIs,
in accordance wish tho following order.
PaooEtYN March LIST, 1865.
The Chief Engineer OF the y ID Fire Department
j. dire tcd t. have the ilro-Jes run. On SATURDAY,
.gaa a., J. 30, 'ur half an hour IN honor Of the
recount victories Of the Union "oors
The pulls oIiocs and leading place. Of business
Will Re closed.
i REILCrED AMAzoN.-A Young colorcd
woman, Creased IN launty iaao attire, was ycster-
day afs,rnoou taken 10 the Provost Marshsls ofico
Of to Second District 20 Grand street, L. D., by
some No" i1tk brokers', who were ignorant Of her
SCI, for the purpose Of enlistment. Dr. woodm,n
Was not long In discovering her SEX and 10 blush.
inSly AID indignantly rejected her services.
Provost MARsHAL's OrrICE.-Thc officials
in this Office "a districtl are Kept busy hearing
excuses of couscrpts- Who crowd the doorway IN
large numbers. Nearly all the drafted FROM New
Lofts aud the 9Th Ward have had a hearing, but
comparatively few have been qualified Tor tue field
There VII 10 no business transacted o, this Office
| to-day.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-A Young married
woman, who resides near Calvary Cemetery, and
who formerly lived In the family u Mr. Peter
OD3nohue, was yesterday brought TO the lbth
Precinct station house, having tssn found in the
ttIrti IN dt'nH''.i condition, Shortly altcr being
lDcFoi up In IN. cells doorman Wilson discovered
icf IN the act OF strangling heisei with her garter
| AND ei.te he could open the door Of the cell IN
~Llch she was coma ed, her tongue Irotruled
rom her mouth, and tic uutcles u her face were
much contcrdcd. She WAS iuAlly restored ~ con.
sclousuess, however.
DIED PROM BURNs.-A young son of Mr..
| Th3mss n, Govern, bt4iug In Franklin street,
near Huron, Grcenpoint died on Thursday oven.
| ing from tho eho.t Of burns received by his clothes
| taking FIRE on Wcdat day q ght.
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1mE CELEBRATION To-DAY.-Thc acting
Mayor, Alderman whitney, IN the absence Of
Mayor Wool. issued a Proclamation yesterday,
direatn, tia, tho variou, public .fcos Of the city
te closed At II o'clock, A. NJ today, In honor Of
tic National Celel ration Of Union Victories" In
proclamation previously issued by Mayor Wood.
The patriotic citizens Of Brooklyn recommend
oil 20 suspend business, display lags and lllumin-
s:o IN tic evening. The Are bells aud church bells
arc to be ruus at IL O'Clock, noon. There will 10
NJ further denomination In honor Of the event
NAVAL ENLtsrMENrs.- An order was re-
ceivcd at TO Naval Recruiting Rendezvous IN York
Stree, Yesterday, direct ng that hereafter three
yenrt recruit 81 al. b. received on shipboArd unless
he has henn paid $500 bounty. This sum must be
sent q al envelope 70 tho receiving ship to which
the recruit mag be ordered.
A SwtNpLrR.-A fellow dressed in grav
suit o. clothes called upon Mrs. Clancy, No. sc
Hudson Avenue, aud rcpre5rntlng himself a. =
Custom House agent, stntcl that key Of New
Orleans syrup WAS aiting her order Vt the Gus
ton IIOusa, the time presenting a receipt
bill for a. signed 81. l.. wilkins" being the
amount required for storage. The lady paid the
money, but discovercd some time theresher tina,
SIZE hsd been swiuilcd. The zane fellow succeeded
q few days previously In swindlng lady In o.
ford street IN a similar way.
CAsUALrIEs.-A Young lady named Durham
whilo running through East Warren street on
Thursday evening, to overtake a Flstbush car,
stepped upon loose stone, and foil with great vio-
lofcc on the pavement csusi * fracture VI the
lle higL. Sac was nickel up and conveyed 10
her res.Cnce N. IL Du1icld street. ....... A
yOuny lady name Louisa Cruise, reading at %
Pearl street, rc,ca,ly met witt similar accident
on Fult. street, aud broke her arm.
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New York State Legislature.

Albany, AdrcI i.-Bnts REroarrn.-lncorrorAt
1ng the Metropolitan Railway Company ma. ority
report. AuthonLins the Delaware and La wanna
Railroad Company " esquire ,oIiu4u r,u c.tnte IN
New NOrk 10 amend the net tot tic prevention OF
,nns- In New York, he Rro0klvl SaNr.G+p and
DrnnAge nct For tho increase OF the iuiere OF the
Sroton Water Works bouds. Incorporating the Ger
man American Colonization oct,
Bills koIICED.-Io regulate the Landings Of steam
bAts on the las and North Rivers IN New York. Tor
Ths removal ui all sheds and other ohstuctous .rum
tns vhaIycs and docks in Now \ ork 10 incoIpsrG,e
Ehe Htudsnrs Aid Association Of the New lork tIco
Academy.
Bus lsrBopUCEn. Incorporating the New York
t1sr and Warehouse Company: TO provide Tor two
UiditionAl huuusH.c- IN New York.
bills rArstb,-lhe Metropolitan Paid Ere De-
rArtmsnt bill by vote of 2lto6.
Amendments were ehered providing tor tho cleo
o'n OF the Commissioners by tho Electors OF the Dis
tnc and to tsA the irslnuce companies for the eH-
poises Of the department. but those were voted dow
by similar votes.
incorporating the New York Conservatory OF hu-
eic. AuthOrizug the Delaware aud l.ackAWannA
Railroad Company 70 acquire real eitgte In New York
or Office pu rposes In the debate on tho bill II WA
thaIged b. several Senators that this company is
aEnAiYs ppuQPs.yi discriminating uOaI m!ugiguily
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Il is . common topic for the press 10 dwoll upon
the shortcomings Of husbands who neglect their
familiea and who have not those peculiar qtal6.
cations necessary TO make them selves popular with
iAose Who attend to other peoples siIairs much W
tn ncglec. Of their own. Once In a wolfe some.
body more courageous than the rest ventures 10
say a word as 10 The qualifications Of wives. An
exchange puts questions in this wise; HAS tina,
woman a call 70 be a wife who thinks moro Of her
silk dress than her children, and visits her nursery
no oftoner han once day Has . woman =
eau TO lie vile who calls for a cashmere shawl
when her husbands notes are being protested
Has that woman a cal ~ he a wife who sits
readpg the last new novel while Ter husband
stands icf1rc the glass vsuly trying W pin to-
gcther buttonless shirt bosomf Ha, that woman
q call " 10 wife who expects her husband
70 swallow diluted cofoo, soggy bresi, smoky tea
snd wstery potatoes six days out Of seven Has
she cal ~ be q wife who nrts with every man
sic meets, and reserves her frowns for the homo
hrcBidef Has she 4 chu n lie wife WHO comes
down To- breakfast In AbomirAble curl papers, y
ssiled dressing gown and shoes down at TIE heels
Has she = call 10 be q wlfo whose husbands love
weigh nsught in the balance with her ncNt door
ncighbors dhmasE curtains or velvot carpeif Has
she call 70 10 wife who takes advantage o. .
moment Of conjugal wesknees TO cxtort money or
extract prumiseS Has she call " 10 a wife who
takes journey for pleasure leaving her husband
| a. home TO toll In close othcc and have All eye,
whom 81 home, to tho servants and childroui Has
shs u call 10 be wife wnosc husbands society Ia
not the greatest OF earthly blessings and a house
fun O.. rosy children It's Test furnishing and pref
test ornament -