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DENTISTRY.
0R EALLIWELL, sUReEoE DES

nR HALLl W ELL SUkGEOh OhhI4k1 Il
)rssDeotfuIly announces to the public generally,
fh.t he has removed rom his OLD ltental kooms on
ss-..t ,vhere ne has fitted I'D beautiful suite Of
Rom :. and is now prrpsreo 70 mseta welt on Al
~ snd new pstrons who may pleasO 70 taFor hin
with call. -
rv4,cipaI and supplfed 1T prices within the reaco
ofaII. Acknowledge BY the Profession geneIAly,
IN thssF Beauty, sfrsnJh aud Durabthty. EVER
one that sess them discard their ofo setsi seie.
n n R-grpIv one visit necessary o hsve . sst com
,letsd as No s5 HichtgAn street, ncrth sioes sec'
oud door ron Ontario and foot OF Prospeot street
OlsvelaHd. TGysl A. B. HAbLlN ELL, n y.
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NURAMIcHI,

A story ofthat Bmous valley in HeS Brunswick,
GIVING the adventures Of q Ponesr FTescner-"a
sobe Methodist blaos,mith," ," from tEe "-ts'es, y
whose touching slrquence Wo ke1 marvellous
Wouders Micah MummyobOg, kenebec Hunter,
1, one Of the characters, who wins golden iaarels
from sv ~ rsader-
Siaos John brent" NJ s'orv has been publish
al th.t sOarksa more with life. Every native Oi
Maine will bsVe it, snd every WtB. eTn man snd
wo.An enjoy IT. for, tsks f. all IL al, It has 10
eoual m mOd.rR ncfion.
Paper covers, $500. EleEant coin St'2o'
LORtNG, rub-her,
gs17.22O sl9 Washington st BOs on.
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sECREr UOMBINATIOv.i
WAaHINarlN- LIna !

WAsHIEGr0N, June Is. .
Its sscsrtained that there i crat
combination among the rebel p-of- y
owners of Richmond not to sell to ? y
Northern or Yankee purchaser. This &C,
counts for the fact that property thare Ia
now neld from 100 70 300 per cen. higher
than before the rebellion. There is good
prospect that the PaEdOning carnival is
about over. 4C va4 -lr.. @
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
GOLD THIS MOANING t4O 7-8
Associated Press Report.
GDbHa.
NEW York, June 1910 P. N.
Told l4O.
wASHTNgroN REWS.

WAsHINGToF, June, ~.
The family of President johnson and
his daughter, Mrs. Patterson, have ar
rived here to take charge Of the Executive
Mansion.
John P. Murray, an ex-memBsr of the
rebel congress, from Tennessee, took the
oath Ct allegiance at the provost marshaPS
Office to day. a-- o.
The argument of F. Stone in behslf Of
Harold was read to day, the counsel con-
tending that the accused did not sid or
abet in the murder of the President.
There was no evidence showing that this
boy conspired with Booth and others in
aiding the rebellion or aiding in the over
throw Of the Government as charged. He
aided and Rbetted, however, in the escape
of Booth, there WAS no doubt, and he must
taze the consequences.
Mr.. Cox, read sn argument in favor of
Arnold and ULsughln, reviewing the
evidence at leRgth and insisting that they
we're not engaged in the conspiracy
charged and demanding their scquittaL
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FROM CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, June Is.
General Sherman will leave here to-
morrow mig ht for short visit TO his frierds
in Ohio.
The statement that the difference be.
tween Mrs. Lincoln and the Springfield
National Monument Association had been
amicably arranged is now aontra8icted-
The committee have not yet agreed to ac-
csde to her wishes. Judge Davis, exec
utor of Mr.. Lincoln's estate, values it at
seventy-ave thousand dollars. It is mostly
in United States bonds.
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Special Report.
FINANCIAL.
NJ. "

FINANCIAL.
.. NEW YORK, June 10.
The stock market shows partial halt in
the upward tendency of last week. The
probability that an advance in United
States stocks abroad and the shipment of q
considerable amount of cotton TO Europe,
NAV give 8 turn to Exchange and gold has
produced check upon speculation for
rise. There is a general disposition tc
wait and aes how events are likely to turn
up. The market tO-dny was dull anc
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ACrInEN NJ.

LOUISVILLE, June 10.
The Nashville Press says; On Saturday
morning the north ward train on the Hunts
vile road was thrown OFF the track near
Decatur, killing i've men and breaking the
leg of Mrs. Hofmaster. -s.
The same paper says Robert Toomos,
said to have committed suicide, escaped
with Breckenridge to Cuba.
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z-sO LOAN.

PHILADELPHIA, June l9.
Jay Cooke reports the subscription to
the 7so loan to-day to be 3,273, 100, in
cludIng from the 9th National Bank, New
York, SIlS,sOOO; 1st National BanK,
Portland, 5000 900; 1st National Bank,
!,oston, S2OO,OOO; 1st National Bank
100000; I'd National Bank, Nashville,
Sloo 600. The number Of $50 and 500
snhscriptions were ,293.
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NEW ALBANY, IND1 June le.
The heavy wind storm last night un-
roofet several buildings, tore up trees and
badly damaged the steamer Missouri
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EKRIRRInN.

CHICAGO, June l9.
The tug FANNY Stafford exploded her
boiler below Lake street this afternoon,
killing one man and injuring three others,
not fatally. The boat was valued at about
$4,000.
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HTEETHI TEETH TEETH
nrLR. nINIELR.

-. n the Hrm Of HALLIWHgL d DAHIKLs, Il
tisI a. hiS old sstahishs4 Dental ROona oornsr Of
0.s.ria street and Public Square, making thoss
Snvslusbls gems, artaoial Teeth, At the oe prices
= SIS Al work WArfa1seo' AAlH$s
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49,. WAsHIHGroN, June II.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA.
It is understood that the President to-
day appointed james johnson, of Colum-
bus, Georgia, IS Provisional Governor of
that State. Mr.. johnson for many years
has been prominent lawyer of Georgia,
and throughout the rebellion has borne the
reputation of being an uncompromising
Union man. The appointments for Dis
trict Judge, District Attorney end Mar hsl
will not be made until next week The
most prominent candidates Tor the posi-
tiOns mentioned are; For the Judgeship
John Erskine, of Atlsnts; for Dis!ric.
Attorney, A. W. Stone. of Savannah; for
hgrshal, james L Dlnning and E. S.
Riddle, of Atlanta. All Of the applicants
are thorough going Union men, and their
appointment will give satisfaction to the
Union men of Georgia. Mr.. Stone is a
native OF OHIO. ....
SALE OF FoRD's THEATER.
The sale Of Ford's Thester to the Young
Mems Christian kssocIstion of Washing
ton, for 500. 900, will throw large for
tune into the cap of its proprietor, John
t. Ford. The property including the i'm
provements cost less tnsn S5UOOO, leaving
Ford net profit of over $50, 900.
VIRGINIA ELECTION AND APPOINTMENTS.
Hon. ]. E s. Esgar, of Virginia, pub
fishes q letter in to-day's Intelligencer, de-
nying that disloysl men were allowed to
vote in the recent election held in several
counties of the State, and says that if
there has been a disloysl man thus fir
elected in Virginia he does not know him.
In regard TO Governor PierpOnt's appoint
ment, he says the Governor has not only
adopted high standard of moral and in
ltellsotusl fines; but his sppointees are
I believe, without exception, pre- eminent
y loyal Mayor Mayo WAS not an origin
al sppoiRtment of his, but if the Governor
be allowed to go quietly on with the work
Of reorganization and reconstruction he
has SO suspiciously begun, no loyal man
need feel the result. Many loyal Virgin
ians think differently.
WEST POINT GRADUATES.
Out of sixty fiva graduates from the last
clsfs at West Point, over three-fourths of
them have applied for com Missions in the
cavalry.
DEsERTERs NOT ESTITLED 10 BACK PAY.
1t has been decided that soldiers who de-
serted during the time for which they had
enlisted, or were drafted, have no legal
claim either to back pay or bounty. Any
payments hereafter made in conflict with
thR decision, will be dissllowed.
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uOSIERY.-Psrsons IN want of a good
4 u artiots in Lsdiss OF, Gent's aosisrv leS. -,
supDlisd b. the dozsn or smaller quAHtity, ~ tbs
FATLoR, GRIsWOLD Co.
isAe slI Superior sutstJ
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TIE NAfIeglL DEBF.

An EterIial Bond OF Uni%s-KeTenue
-Taxes=rne roify OF PsyiaE the
s Debt by "a serIptTOu.
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THE GAYWO RTHYS,

s'ory Of threads aud thrums, by the su'ho- Of
IFaith Gsrtnes's SirIhOOd, OF which Book TIE y
THOUsAHU COPIES hsvs b en- sUid Rlready.
rufs heautiui st,ry l. written With gT Ar besuty
and freshness press ming all the qusintnesn Of gut
ct Be- EugisRo Life Is published simultaneously
in England and vi ! be read 0y thousands AID
tens OF thousau-s Hn through the West.
gna Elaaant Volume Price Sl.z0,
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PERIODICALS.

n S. OLM E D B RIOS.
Are r plr1d t. Eupplythese two BOolS that are
having su h Ia g sails '6ast."
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LAST NIGHTS q REPORT.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FORD'S. THEATIiR EOLD.
The Virginia Elect on and Bp-
.GZpOintments.
Mrs. Lincoln and the EOnu-
ment Association.
The Difficulty not Yet Ad-
juSted.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINarON, June II.

Especial DI,p.tohs' to the Cincinnati Gauotte.I
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These, then, are our two plahks: The
ballot TO the black loyAlist of the South ::
KquAl suffrage to blAck and white in Ohio.
We do not sPprehend objection TO the JUS
tice of either Of these propositions. Two
arguments, however, will be urged sgsinst
them whoh must be briefly noticed. W
twill beobjscted that our first proposition
Is in direct opposition to the government.
The President, it is said, leaves this cues
ton to the States; in deciding it your
selves yoa run counter 10 his policy.
BV no means. In the frst place the Presi-
dents policy is not 8 hnslity. It's mere
" an experiment, and if it fails another
win be tried. Nor DO We condemn it. Il
the people Of the States will of themselves
decide this question properly it Is much bet
ter to let them manage it, if not it BE-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
Constable's sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued by J. L. Nc
Id Gownd, Justice OF the Peace, in and for
tie County Of Boise, upon Judgment rendered
in said Court wherein. 7. Prince is plaintiff and
Trappe, Godsel, Vertin and Trappie are defen,
darts for the sum of Ninety nine and $4,000 Dol
lars judgment and Sixty nine 25l0O Dollars costs
of suit duly tested upon the 18th day of October,
A. d. 1865, have seized and taken in execution
the following described property to-wit One
Dwelling House situated at the lower end Of
Wallula street, on the south side of said street,
formerly occupied by Trappie and family, in the
town of Idaho, Boise County also one-tourth Of
the mining claims owned, by said defendant, lying
noar the junction of Moore and Elk Creeks 1.-THE
amount Of ground is not known bat will be made
known upon the day o.. salel. Public notice is
hereby given That's on the 2nth day of Novem.
Der. A. u. 1865, between the hours of two and
four o'clock iu the afternoon of said day, will
s. Il upon the ground all OF the above mentioned
property to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy
said judgment and all costs and accruing costs OF
said writ, ln3w2I NJ. w. DAVIS, Constable.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

TIE LATE EARTHQUAKE ON THE WATER.-A
Sacramento gentlemen informs the Bee, Of
that city, that at the time of the late severe
earthquake he was enjoyleg a sail in pilot
boat, off the heads, and says that just as the
shock occurred the pilot boat was about two
miles inside the bar, crossing which was a
brig from Oregon. The sea was usually
smooth and the wind light. Just as the shock
came, the brig on the bar was observed to
plunge violently, the waves running noun
tain high for few moments. The sea-swell
abated considerable when it struck the deep
water where the pilot boat was, but the pi-
lots estimated the hight of the first wavk al
ten feet.
The effect on the waters of the Mission Bay
which is very shallow with soft muddy bot.
tom, is described by eye witnesses to be such
as to cause the water to surge and boil, mo-
rolling, but apparently bursting up as though
there was violent vertical agitation of the
earth beneath the water. The mud was evi.
IDENTITY disturbed and the water rendered
black by admixture therewith.
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SheriR,s sale.


QY virtue of an execution issued out OF the Dis
- trict Court, in and for the county of Boise,
upon judgment rendered in said Court, wherein
j. B. Brown is plaintiff and j. Il. Totman is de-
PENDANT for the sum of Three Hundred and Sixty
one $1,000 Dollars. judgment and costs of suit,
duly tested the lst day of November, A. D. 1865,
have seized and taken in execution the follows
ing described property, to.wit: All the right, til
tie, claim and interest of J. r. Totman OF in and
to that piece or parcel of Real Estate situated on
the west side of Main street in Idaho City. Boise
county, l. r., fronting on said street 20 ieet, more
or less, and bounded on the west by Montgomery
street, on the north by the house and lot of j. h.
Hickman used and occupied by him as a Jewelry
store, on the south by the house and lot Of -
Miles. occupied by l.. Emanuel as clothing
store. Public notice is hereby gwen that on
Saturday the I'd day of December, A. D. 1865 at
IL o'clock NJ will sell in front of the court house
door in Idaho City, at public auction for gold coin
or its equivalent in Clean gold dust, the above de-
scribed property to the highest bidder. to satisfy
said execution and all accruing costs.
Idaho city n3wS il. I.GEUTCHER, Sheriff,
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n @ r.

Our Stock of Goods have been Carefully Sc
lected at San Francisco and purchased from First
Hands, and with the facilities we possess, we are
able to offer Merchants, Miners and the public in
general, better inducements for purchasing of us
than ever before offered. as We are determined not
to be under sold by any house, in the Basin; and
being supplied with Three Large Fir,-PrOct
Cellars, all of which are file with Goods, we
give purchasersa chance to make good selections.
San F H Cal taa Idaho al City. +
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WALKER, at the Miners Bakery and Brewery
on Main Street, received day or two ago, a very
choice selection of cigars and tobacco. He sent
for them to satisfy the taste Of some of the high
tOned," who don't want any common article.
Among the. list are the following: Cabanas, Flora
de Cuba, L. Ingenuedad, Malzanaris, in wrap
pers. and many other choice brands which need
smoking to be appreciated, and whose names you
couldn't pronounce if we spelled them for you.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

A CELRsTIAL VISITOR APPRoAcHlEG.-Bie-
lag comet, now approaching its perihelion,
will soon be visible. Il is now distant about
no OOO, 600 miles. It is pursuing souther-
course and will cross the celestial equator
mont the middle of December. it crosses
old oath of 1864, near where it separated
into two comets. At the end of February its
distance from the earth will be less than 20,
mo 600 of miles. This comets period is
about six and th:ee-quarter years
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

TIE FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH.-Very few people
haps account for it. Everybody goes there for
bath, and everybody returns well pleased with
the effects of the waters Mr.. l. Mrs. Turner,
residing on the premises keep all about the house
and waters in neat condition, and receive their
visitors with social hospitality. No wonder the
Springs become more and more popular.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

vIEws-Junk & Curry have recently taken
some excellent views of scenes and scenery near
this town. They are very pretty things to file
away in an album unless picture Of the per-
son is preferred, of which none superior are made
anywhere.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

Tue JUSTICES CoURrs are not doing as lively a
business just now as they did some weeks ago.
Nearly everybody who intended to run away to
avoid paying their debts, have either succeeded in
finding the Northeast passage, or have been
brought up with a round turn. SO the justices are
now laying back on their oTIuM CUM DIG.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

TIE Boise CRY RoAD.-In the matter of the
Toll road of Striagham h Co., which came up be-
fore the Board of Commissioners this week, on
the petition to vacate the charter the Board after
the examination of the case, refused to take any
action
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

CHINAMEN CoMING.-Large quantities of Chi.
namen are crowding into the Boise Basin Of late.
Nearly every day they are spilled out Of wagons
like SO much general merchandise. Their ceIes
tial countenances begin to adorn every portion of
this terrestrial scene #tsfla5
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DURELL's FAST FREiGHT LINE continues to make
its trips from the Columbia river to Idaho city,
arriving and departing with prompt regularity
1t has become one Of the great institutions Of
Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

BosToN & COPY have lately opened some kegs
of very palatabIe liquors. They have fitted upiu
splendid order, and with Capt. Cody in comm and
are making very successful charge on the treas
ures of their patrons
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

IT is scarcely Unnecessary to refer our readers to
the advertisement of Pinney's Bookstore. 1t
speaks for ITSELF and speaks the truth, as we know
by personal examination. It has splendid as.
sortment of everything usually found in book
store in any of the larger cities.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

Mr.. JOHN S. BUTLER, formerly OF the News, has
been very i'll, but we are glad to- learn, is recov>
ering. Sc ea IL Il aa'
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INDIAN Summer continues to sport by day and
Jack Frost by night. rb1
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South BOISE ExPREss.-H is rumored that
Messrs. Macy Goodrich will run an Express over
the trail direct between Idaho City and Rocky
Bar, during the coming winter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

TIE CrRcULArING LIBRARY at Pinney's Book
store has been recently enlarged by an addition
of the latest novels of the day. The dues are but
triaing.
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CITY NEWS.

The advertisement of D. & j. Isaacs was hand
ed in too late for this ISSUE It will appear III our
neYt
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

MILLER BERNsTIEL g merchandise continues to
make things look lovely around the corner OF Wall
and Montgomery. Remember, wholesale and re-
tail.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19
SOLE TAApER.s NOTICE:

NorlCE h hereby given that !. CATHAkINE
~ ROBgRTs. Am married wO@aR a1d TSsl.
drSt Of The County o. n Dorado, IN the oaAte 81
California that en- desiTOUs Of avatnn6 @yOeh 81
the beneai Of Act eniitIed ~An Act 70 susAOFiss
married women to transact business y th1S go
names ~ sole tEAder," approved April l1lh, lees
amSndatory of and sabpsesorusal "a Act Uutttls4
q Act 70 suthsFiaE pzTTleAWomea 70 lRanAoes %.
siness Ia their own names - sole Paderns passed
April twelfth, eighteen hundred and nny'eWo,- ap-
proved Aprll sab, 1860 thAt 10 b ~ i0toeaen -
make ApIca ton 70 the Di tTict Court OF SAID Coan
~ OF n Dorado, on Monday. the l1th day Of Sep
t<mber. a y. lS61. for an ORDER Of saId COaR p~'
mtiing me to carry On buslDtss IN ny oun Re0e
and on my own account; aud that the buSintos tha1
pr'PoSed 10 BE- earlea 10 thnt Of bGytne ase
S-uRg fruit. eaIsdies gsereEIeA Aed lNnors, 80
OF keeping = saloon. CATHARlNe R0DERTS.
James johnson. Atty for applicant
August IOth.r 1855. ---+
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19
I!!s21lY3;i|s
NOT A EEW


OF the worst disorders that aet mankind arise from the
corruption that aecumulates In the Blood OF all the a.
OovsFiss thas have been made Nspusstt co., soN saA
equal In effect HELMB0LDS C01P0UND .ExLRAoT
OF GARSA PARILLA. Il eIeanses rsnd Esnevasss SAs
0ood Instis the vgor Of health into the system and
puges out the humors which make disecsp T1tSuulaSs
che healthy functions Of tho body and expeThe disorders
that grow and ranke In the Blood Such remedy that
ssald be relied on has long been sought fes ana for
the nrst time, tho public have on which thsy oen de-
pend Our space here does admit Of certificates 70
show iIs Effects but the trial Of single bottle will show 70
the sick that It has virtues surprising anything et have
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful OF Extract OF ADDED
20 pint water Is equal the lisbon D Drink. and
Battle Is equal to gallon OF the Syrup Of SasspaSa
OF the decootiOn as usually made
The above Extracts prepared purely SciSallAs
peiAeipies-in YIeS6aad e1a5Nay the full strSrF 0f
the Ingredients entering into their eom9estlon. Afsa
and conclusive test will be comparison Of theT psO
ties with those set forth Ia the U. s. Dspensatoy.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

PREPARNG IN TIXE.-A young
lady Of wealthy parentage, fledging
from one Of our fashionable boarding
schools, type of modern elegance,
was recently united by the silken
tie Of matrimOny to gem Of bean.
The mammas and papas of both be.
ing surrounded by all the concomi.
tants Of luxury, and many an agree
able paraphernalia bespeaking the
possession Of the "dust," determined
to get up q "6ne establishment" for
the y0Ung couple, and accordingly,
they we're fixed in = mansion on
Walnut street.
A few days after this, school
companion Of our heroine called up.
on her, and was surprised to find Sc
many servants about the house.
Why, Mary" said she, "what in
the name Of sense have you SO many
servants about you for!"
"Oh II replied madam, I'VE have
no more than We want. There il
but one Cook. one chamber.maid,
tive tOs'se maids, one house keeper,
and-a- chlld's nurse. I'm sure
there are none too many"
Hal ha !" laughed her friend,
"What do you want with q child's
nursei Oh | that is too funny"
Well. we haven't any immediate
OSe for her, but then. when we were
married, Charles said We would need
one. and you know it's not always
best to leave things until the last
moment"