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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11


The CerU 0orIsa Republican tells
Of steer being bit on The tongue by a
rattle snake near that place. The poi
son was checked blythe application Of
Kerosene to the wound. What won't
kerosene cure?
The people Of Dubuque having sue
ces-fuliy established = horse railway,
are now talking Of waterworks.
The Vinton Eagle states that the
cottonwood trees in that vicinity have
been stripped u their leaves and are
looking as bare ~ in winter. This de-
vastation has been done by bug called
by some the June bug, which comes in
myriads and strips the trees in a short
time.
The prisoners In the Dayeupo TT
Jail attempted to escape the other day by
sagging the turnkey and attiring one
Of their number in lis Clothes
The plot was detected by the jailor's son
after the turnkey had been badly ipjur-
ed. -r. .9. .,F
The Republican Convention of the
First Congressional District of this
State, which met at Mt. Pleasant on the
5th, nominated Hon. George w. Nc
Crazy. of Lee county, fdr Congress, to
succeed Hon. James Wilson, who de-
lclined a nomination. Mr.. McCrary
has represented Lee cdinty in both
houses of the Legislature, and is one of
the ablest and most popular of the grow
ing young men in that part of our
STATE , ct. - - g -
Fs-IIundreds arc using RIGGS COMPOUNp
HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP and pro-
nouncc it the very best nielicne for Cbughs
Colds, &c. Try 1t.
For sale by Hall & Schnucker, Upton
.. s. Chambers 4 Co, springiale; +. s. & H. 4,
Jepson, West Branch; V. II. Cornwall, Downey
's,anst thou not minister q mind diseased
And, with some sweet, oblsvious antidote,
Cleanse the Sull bosom of the peril0uS stuff
That v eghs upon the hearty
Certainly: Plantation Bftters will do it ii
nothing else will. Melancholy, Depression,
Hypochondria,, Insanity, all spring, more or
less, from a diseased stomach and this, Plan
tation Bitters isa sure cure for. There is no
lpisnke sbousft; !, Dyspepsia, Headache, DULL
nes1 no, and Low spirits must yield to the
heafh- gi,izg and genial infiuFncenf tlle Plan
tation Bitters. II you are in ,bub<, make, one
trial and be convinced, Thus say dthoseawho
know. II r.
MAGNOLIA WATER delightful toilet arti-
"a M at hall no 20
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11

BEST prints l2l cts. at VIM. Dean q
Co.'S
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11

IVORY fine combs for 10 cents, at the
CITY Drug Store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11

- FEATHER. duster and counter brushes
lat the City Drug Store. $S#
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11

CIGARS and Tobacco of the best brands
ut the City Drug Store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11

THE BLACK CROOK Canvas Boot at
A, P. Gilbert & Co.'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11

CANVAS Shoes and Boots at A. =.
Gilbert & Co.'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11

GREAT reduction in brown end
bleached muslins at VIM. Dean g. Co.'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11

COBB & WETZEL have Pocket Tablets
to give away.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11

GENUINE Italian guitar and violin
strings ct the City Drug Store. .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11

\ LARGE assortment of hair, nail,
tooth, shoe, paint and white wash
brushes, at the City Drug Store. .~.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11
Every grade of Sugars OF

MAGNOLIA WATER.--A delightful toile6- art
to Colonge and At half the price
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

EDS. Hawk EYE:-There seems
to be no doubt but that this is an ex-
cellent forest tree Tor western planters
to set out. 1t may be obtained by the
1000 at $40 to $I5-or about q cent
apiece. They ale Of course small al
this price, and need cultivation and
care, and planting closely in rows for
the first year ortwo, before being per-
manently set out.
Offs durability as wood, there
seems no doubt, and Of this, after our
experience with the now worthless
and worm eaten locust, we need assur-
ances. MIR. SchofieId. 10 the Journsl
Of Horticulture, speaks highly Of II as
rapid grower, and gives some in
stances Of its impcrishabIe qualities.
He says that grape stakes are made Of
it, in Europe, Of the usual size, which
last, continually exposed TO the wealth
er, for hundreds Of years.-Thcy have
been seen in vineyards, where not
even the Oldest inhabitants could re-
call when they were put there. !,
seems almost, il not entirely indie.
ST tuctihle By time and the elements,
and would be invaluable for railroad
tier.
The tree grows with great uni
formity, sll in row being Of about the
same size, also grows rapidly, and
would, altogether. aeem to be desi.
rable tree for planting in Iowa.
B
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

Herds of buffalo dispuis he pasaaes ol
trains on ths Kansas Pacific Railroad.
The Island Of Jersey i the great garden
Of England for early potatoes, and the crop
is 20 probable thas N acss Of early potatoes
10 worth $500. s
"Not much Of that eoen win b was&sd
for making bread" says the Louisville Joar-
nal Of an excellent crop of corn fioma Bour-
bon county farm.
A new theatre 10 to Be opeeed in vieana
in which Ill The actors vill y aclsesess. IL
oschesus also will b entirsly composod Of
ladies, and ~ only males in ~ ealabliah>
ment viii look at the performance aeroasths
foollights.
A 0oylhesn paper advsssisss - 6llows
Wants6, At this Office, IN abls>hodied,
hara-teasafed, bad-tempsCs1, not 70 y put
Of and not to BE- backed dom, freckled>
faced Young mau 10 collect iar this paper ;
must furnish his own hosus. anddle.baes,
pistols, whisky, bowie.kuife aAa cou~hias.
We viii furnish The aceouuts. TO snch ~
psoniss constant end, labosioss employ
meat aH Ts4 eetl
Pecan nuts are very abundaat this rear
Ia Texas. ts ~
Dolby i still managing Dickens in Eng
land.
Anolhes English elssgynan's daughter
has married her fathsr's coachnAn. Shl
brings him $350, 900. ser q .aas. ai
Il wss Governor Andssv, of Nassachu,
setts. who said that tAs Unioa army b. iura
The battle cf Bull Run vas ~ asosegs.iOs
Of town mestings. e Td NJ ssa t'a4 q
The steamer Dean Richmond, which ~,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

FRoM GRAVE 10 0AY.-lt - curl.
Gus to . contemplative nind to nosics
the grsdatioa Of noise at . public din.
ner irom the solemn stiffness Of com.
pany IS it listens to the blessing to the
festive uproar which characierises i
At ito end. Everybody gces at TN
raw oysters very qaietly. Wish the
fsh and soap eaeh pesson gradually
warns up and makes casual remarks
to his neighbor. with the roast beef
and wise he grows genial. and dishes
begin to jisgle and npples Of laughies
break npon the air. With the des-
scrt the langhtsr is long and lond,
and some guests ere AAaeiouA The
prssiding olIcsr opens tlss hat ol
toasts soberly, but there b . clastes
Of knives and > clapping Of hands and
applause. When llIs orators succeed
one another and become eloquent,
there is more clatser Of knives and
rstiliag Of dishes, and some 9uessa
cheer. By.snd-by, - the cheering
and al The other demonstrators :
added the waving OF handkerchiefa,
and when the 6aal speakers spreads
his eagle and cracks his jokes TO he
toast Of" Women," the Whale tahle
is wild with the ratiling Of knives,
the psals Of jollity. ~ cheers ed
waving Of hands, and cvesy dsaos.
stratioa Of ftumulluous cnihusiasm.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

As facts are worth more than theo-
r,es, | will give you sovve sccouss ~
Mrs. Roberts, who had gained thess
pellation at the head Of this article.
Some three years ago visited her
home N Pcrkin, small village in nj.
agara county, N. Y. Mrs. Roberts
family consisted Of herself, husband.
seven girls, am! two bo" The moth
er, at the outset Of her married lie,
had resolved to make NJ distinction
IN the developments Of her children,
and she and her daughters went into
the 6eld and worked side By sjtAe.
vlth the men; the result was, the
girls could do a. much work, and do
It equally as well, as the boys. and
won an were equal With the men in
strength and capacity. At the time a.
my visit, nix Of the dau1hters hsi1 ss~
tanned womanhood, and ] vas aston-
ished TO sec the dif1erenoe in the phys
icaI development OF theSe women and
those 70 The wofs& % large; every
ore 0f them vould measure across ne
shonltleB sDA aPoua1 ths waist -
nnch 40 any common sised nan.
There was no part Of farm work bus
what they could do. Any one Of these
womea would hitch the horses 70 the
wagon, load il viah bar, eis Of spples,
potatoes. Of cords of wood, or what.
ever it might Be. drive eight milss to
market, sell and discharge their pr,.
duce, caring - little for what the
world ssid Of thew - iAoagh h lssd
no cxiAancc. They had liuls world
Of their own, and whoever went there
to visit them, felt . sessc Of fseedom
such % conld not be fen elsewhere. .
least, 90 it seemed to me. Mrs. Rob-
crss instituted what was called 3 farm
school, employing . good teacher ssd
taking few children from abroad. (.
She had four hours each day devoted
to study, and elk TO work; and aftsv
this the time was spent 10 pleasure
and rccreation.-Masical AID literssy
entertainments were gotten Nd, in
which all the members Joined. Old and
young. ! have seen the fatber on sey-
eral occasions engage in . vreselinr
match 9TH some one of his dauQleeys.
when il ~as hard to ten which caiped
the mastery; and here I viii say that
NJ. Roberts II man six feet n
height and Of good assaeai qualilies.
He, - well - his wife, has been verv
active in the cause Of reform; he has
presented several nseisl inventions 10
the putlic, among which - peat
Machine, which hs Il nov engsxed
IN manmaetasisg .sad bvinsisr
before the public. They sssd their
iarm soon after my visit thsre, aad
nov four ofthc daughters are married.
and the family Is somewhat scattered.
Mrs. Roberts Is beginnirg t. csuss
before the public - . speaker On
equal rights dress, reform, aad KIM
drcd subjects.-Rerolxfios.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

The SEAsoNs.-It has been q lona
mooted question ii the climate, OF
different seasons OF the year, can be
said to cherish or stout intellectual
gsowth. Bishop Berkley, writing from
Leghom to Alexander Pope, whom
he had heard speak Of visiting Italy,
says: "What might We nos expeci
from muse that sings 20 we'll in the
bleak climate of England, il she fell
the same warm sun and brcathed the
same air with Virgil and Horace p
The winter was m st agreeable to
Crabbe. and il was during . severe
storm that he portrayed the miseries
of Sir Eustace Grey. The spirits ol
Shelly rose highess during . north.
west wind. Chatterton fourd . full
moon. during mild weather. most r..
vorable TO his muse. Warburton pre-
ferred, above all others, the time oi
the fading Of the leaf He writes 10
his friend HurJ: Il thiok you have
often heard me say that my delicious
season is the autumn-the season
which gives most light and vigor to
my intellectual faculties. The light
mists, or as Milton calls them, The
steams that rise from the fields on one
Of these mornings. give the same relief
10 the views that the blue of tho plua
gives to the appetite. ."-Hoess Josey.
max W ss.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

~ ALICE cARy.

The waiting women wait at her feet,
And tho day 10 fading down 70 the night,
And close At her pillow, and round and sweet,
The red rose burns like lamp light.
Under and over, the gray mist lops,
And down and down from the mossy save,,
And down from the sycamore's long Wild
leaves,
The slow rain drops and drops and drops.
All never had sleeper sleep 30 fair;
And the waiting women that weep around
Have taken the combs from her golden hair,
And il slidssh over her face to the ground.
They have hidden tho light from the lovely
eyes;
And down from the caves where the mosss.
The rain 10 dripping 20 slow, so SLOW,
And the night wind cries aad criea and cries,
From her hand they have take the shining
ring,
They have brought the linen her shreud To
make;
o, the lark she was never 20 10th to sing,
And the morn 80 was never % 10th q
And asthsir sewing they hear the rain
Drip drop, drip drop, over the eavss,
Asd drip drop svsr The syramofs leaves.
A. Il there would never be sunshiss agaia,
The mourning tsAis 10 the grave ave gose,
And The waiting women eag here sod IN
thevs,
With birds u ~ viadsus 80 CLEANS oi
Tie san
Nakiag the chamber Of death y Be fsis,
And Under and over the mist unlaps,
AID ruby and anethyst barn throssht tho
gray y
Asd drisst bsshes grow gsssn With spray,
And the dimplsd vater its g.ad hands clssps.
The leaves Of the syeansss dasee and wave
And the mosrners pat II tie mourning
shows,
And over TIE pathway down 70 ~ gravs
The long grass blows aa1 blows asa blows
And every drip drop rounds to flower.
And love IN the heart of the young man
springs,
And tbs hands Of the naidens shiss with
Ar Il Ill iii. we're a festival hour.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

SrIcEs AND ARoxArlc HERRs.-
Speaking Of the spiees employed -
seasoning for pies, galantse.. etc. au
author vntee: sia4 =
"rhs best vay 10 have these spices
good is to prepare them yourself The
following are the proportions in ordi-
nary cooking; place II . paper bag
quarter Of an ounce Of thyme, quarter
osnce Of bay Leaf, eighth ounce Of
nAsjafAsn, eighth ounce rosemary !;
put the bag islo he hot scrsen till
the hcsbs afe drys mix them IN .
mortar with hall ounce nutInegs, hall
ounce cloves, qnater ounce pepper
eighth ouacc cayenne pepper; pound
~ vhols sHd pscss throaah ) hair
seive. Keep sAess spiess IN . dry.
ueh sosAsd eossh. These spices ase
used either sloNe ~ with sals sdded /:
the proportion for mixing with sals Is
one ounce Of the mixture to four oua-
ces Of 6ne salt. One ounce Of the
spiced salt il sufncient 10 sesson tllree
pounds of galatine toscsmeat"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

-Nsnber oos 10 miracle, since il i
both the largest and the smallest Of The M
mesicsls. II il what everybody aims st,
and what II hey get is Ne bess and noss.
The Metual Adniration So-iety hss
broken oat u new direction. Harrist
Beecher Stowe is showesiag oceans a
sweetness on Anna Dickissos.
Motto for married men whose domes.
tic circles are agitased- 1--WE want peace. =
How 10 get it-gst out ofthe house.
The way to spread mAtter-chsres
ths Grundys With profound sseresy. Il viii
60 out in every hrst train.
How to get q the real conplexion Of
some lsdies-saks little soap and water.
A fellow in IN oblisious stale took M
his lodgings on the sidewalk. He woke
next morning, aud straighiensd himself up,
looked on the ground upon which he had
made bis couch, and said: 'Weil, i'll had q
pick>ax ! would take up my bed!"
"A dandy ssrusiing about . tavern, took
up pair OF green spectacles which lay on
the table, Pu. them ou his nose, snd turning
to the looking glass said: Landlord, how
does these become me? Doa's you think
they improve my looks r. II think thsy
d." replisd the landlord, ''they hide . part
Of your face
-Ar.cmus Ward said that ths man
who wrote Il would not live alway, ask
not TO stay probably bed not been urged
suf6 ienily. ~
The following can be read &c Is to make
sense, but it takes cute individual to find
how. Just try il: ea
thee read see that me,
Love i up will I'll have
Bat that and you have you'll
One and down and youif?
-"Doy you zee that man thessf'
"Yes; what of him?'
"He's fool Of tie deepest dye
show 20 I"
"why, he's over seventy, has magnificent
vhi.: hair and bessd, and yet dyss lben 70
muddy black"
-Anaqeitoes never trost-they invariably
pre- seat their bills 10 advance.
Let young woman take The degree Of
A. B., that Is A Bride, and she nav Scpe Il
due ties u se sosislsd 70 hat Of AN.
"A baker has invented = nev kind Of
yeast. Il makes bread 90 light that Z poupd
Of it ouiy weighstwelve ouncea
"A naval officer, named Noos,. hayins
presented bis aiianced with goldsa as.
ehor, . vag remarked hat shs lad been
RoOred.
-Ths people Of Indiana ousas nos for
the next pear, to b without . sspply Of
bead-shey hare slectsd bahse Gover>
nor.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

81 HKw STEAMSHIP Lzxs 10 I7ALY.-
4 nsw ssssmship line Aas besa sstab.
ishcd to run between tlsis port. and
ltaliAn ports. The sAsansss bsloMeins
to the line are The Camilla, Roxana.
Miranda, Palmira, Statirs, and Sabe.
i'm. The ships are iirst-class Esglish
screw steamers built expressly for The
Mediterranean trade. and il i expsctr
ID thos the paeaags to : port In Italy
will be mada in about twenty daia.
One 0t the sasamers Of this line. has
LETT Naples for this port \ retsrn
trip viii Be nadc shout the 90th u
November. II su1lcient freight olIssv
he stearnsrs vill sail direct for Italy,
.osherwise the steamers will touch
England. Al present steamers win
leave every two weeks, but after the
1st Of January it is intended 10 make
weekly trips,-Ns,o York Epaniny
Post.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

Ats p,eeut d;,nee IA this e;t,. =. -As.a
no ladies' wore prese.t. ! man. = r...el
ing to the toast ON Women,rAv,k ai.eeI
solelv on the fr.ltv az the,.r rl.;-;.-,s.,
he 6sSe Aanose them vere lt6e kre,e1 4 =
he words, the chief diasrence beine In ~
surroundings, e
Al ~ soaelss;os oftAs spseeh. : s>.e,e.
naa ross = - ~, - -:
1Ieun ~ eeasisaoa in IL e,o,se.s;o,
of his rsuasks, refer. o bis ous mo.lsrs.i
Ssssss. snA soe 10 osey,.r -
The eGsce of thn uost lust "a si-ea,
buke vas overwhelmed, ~ naEr.sr =
women wus covered with eosfus;oo -
sAame.
This incident SERVES an excsll,ps p.rpo..
il pr.facine few vueds vh;sA - ~ q.
: loar Zine had in or mind Ia s.v
OfslI shs evils prevajeot s.on, 49,.
men, ve Know Of ncoe noee bliehtirs - p
aoral eiiscs ,han the teudeesv = s..sl
slich,;uRIv of lie virtue Of vo1sn- NJ !.
there ANYTHING m vhlch VOun1 Han as> ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

John Brougham i engaged On . Chsist>
mas story. 7t
Rev. Phiness Stowe, of Boston, has be-
come insaue end 10 now IN inmate Of the
Somerville asylum.
Senatos Connesa, of Califusuia, is soon to
marry The sscoad daughter of Ar. wesdell
7. Davis, Of Green6ela, Mass.
Isabella, relieved Of the cares Of State,
gives her attention TO The toilette, and now
appears in right royal digaity vith her Last
new fashions, Of tho gayest and most stTi-
king colors always adorned with brilliant
jewels and decked with the most costly lace,
and yet Invariably coffee with the small
round bat worn by Paris bellies only on oc>
casions Of travelling or morning pronen>
ade.
Poe's works have been psblished in Ass-
tralis.
London has Mormon church with .
thousand members.
The Louisiana sugar this year is Of ex>
cellent quality.
A man in Scotland who bad been osdesed
leecbes for 40 injury, took them boiled with
bis Cruel.
The executors Of Mr.. Buchanau's will have
contracted for the erection Of monument
over his remains at Lancaster.
A Washington letter>writer says that John
Surrrtt rode, in recent Maryland tourna.
ment,r as "the Knight Of Rome," wearing
his Papal Zouare uniform.
"Do you like Roseiui :" "Do l like
hin7 He 10 the composer ] prefer to oil
Others" You ksow his Barber Of
course. . N-no, ! always shave myself"
There are more than thousand stands in
Paris for the sale Of roasted chestnuts. The
nuts come from Norsheru Italy, and the ven.
ders from Savoy. The receipts average
about twenty dollars month for each
stand.
Not long ago woman WAS accidentally
locked up IN the vault Of village church in
Sweden and remained there undiscovered
eleven days. Great care Vas afterwards t.
ken of her and she has recovered.
Emerson is getting deaf and witty. X
! vietosia has petsrnea from Scotland.
Seymour's speeches hare been sent to the
dead letter Office.
Rosecrans win most positively sail for
M.~;c~ - vh> ln,h sg
,a''' " -. ..'''
Dorian, Fulton street n. IL oyster
.u n's s"su a.'' "'''on'
Rebel Hood J: doing good business in
hte commission line in New Orleans.
Eugene carries . cane, aud sometimes
raises il wheu Louis do,sn', psr(srm right
The portraits - Napoleon and Eugenis
hsvs been pshiidy dssiroyed in The streets
Of Madrid. as el
Brigham exhor4s ~ Norr,or rou,h 40
10 vh;ale ana ,As.., mann, sheii. II - ~
~.lI.rv n IA sLsssss "
r,' ~.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

Bismark is = popular lasdlord. His
estate covers some 10000 acres, OF
which he leases ali bat The cassle and
park. Having repeatedly observed
that one of his tenants seemed TO be
in very bad spirits, be one day took
the opportunity Of asking the eanse-
whether, perhaps, his rent vas too
high. Sit is not that, " said The tenant,
but have no capital, and without
capital one cannot get on-one cas
make no improvements" "And how
much do you want p said the Count.
"Six thouiand thalers" (e4.50O) vas
The reply; land i'll were To borrow
them ] should have % pay most exor-
bitant interest" "There you are mis-
taken, " said the Count. "you caa
have them at . very reasonable rate.
Go 70 my secretary this after 1ooo,
and he win give yoa the sum al
once"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

Harper's Basar takes . verv s...;.
bic view Of .hat might properly BE-
CO ieti the ''home question. u .ub-
stance, il argues that while many s
sermon Is preached sow-a-davs ~,
the duty Of the vifs 70 make home =.
tractive To herhusbusS1, MS None ~.
less the duty cf the husband 70 m.Le
home pleasant foe he vie. Here /.
where The womans LIFE is.chieay ' spe.t
and her convenience aad plessure
should be consulted. Many meo vilI
freely spcnd large sums Of money On
their stores and Offices for their own
persoaal comfort or eratiRcstlon. hue
grudge every dime AZ their dvelaina.
house. They come 10 look upon their
homes IS mere lodging places, md =
long - they can find : comfortahI.
bed sad good food they ars saais9ed
torsetiiag that the wifc and slhe chil.
dren are = pass the whols day - -
house.
The Bdsw goes % to say that men
are apt to think that the general ~
teriDg Of The hessc saeuvally bsIoes,
e them, bat this is wroag he hoss.
, the wife's domain; she should pIan.
arrange aad control, for does sbe ~
know better thas he Whist VIM bast
pronote hsr couvesisaee n n the de.
tails Of fhenseheepingf *Ie vsnIa .
ijnst = aboard fos her to BE- IN, arshs.
'eect Of his warehouse, and TO plaee
the desks, drawers and pigeon hoies
Of hss counsisg room, - l6f him TO d.
vine 6on hrs onniscieuee Qbe ,nose
convenient spot fos her saebearaa, n
Sensible sentence this, and 3 ,s;tv that
every hsssbaDd soalA noe feS3 e
Again, the homestead should belona
. the vife IN her own right: skS
wooll tben fell oes1dsuoe & her 10.
sition, have ~ oejecs In a l.ss l,bses.
Be stimulated To make home hcan.i.
fal, be sure Of sheltes for hcr,elf
land hnsband) il adversity sl,ouId
come. Wonss kns6 slsese simple
truths. bot hesitate - aell then. ~
therefore We expect . thankful receQ-
sition Of oar gallantry in calling a.
tention to the.e tew points.