Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

-"'o ouiy tO aonI Infee d0ll0f8,
ana purchase years subscription 10
DENohEsr's MOSrnLr MAoAzIsE That /.
lhs aid, counselor, and helpniate I've been
telling you of''
AZ this juncturs Mrs. Brown chauced 10
klance out Of the window. ,Ive inst An
Ished my story In Tine said sbe her
voice subsiding. There 70 Mrs. wells
coming up the garden path /; you shall
nave her own testimony
bonnet snd mantle disposed oG and
work In hand, the newcomer was prepar
sa Tor the eonsultatiou by an active re
hersal from Mrs. Brown Of 4 portion Of
her own and her neighbours recent dis.
course Mrs aWells's entrance had b. cen
.he signal tor the resolving Of the several
h'tle grouos Of takers Into 4 general
coaversalion. Not a.few listened anxious
v Tor her sentence upon Mrs. DroWu's
narralive.
y am quito prepared tosindorse Ali /
SAID yesterday, returned she az lis CON.
clusion, amilingly surveying her audit.
Urs' 'snd can even soy more. Mrs
Brown kindly complimented me yesterday
upon the arrangements Of nv table and
more than one Of you praised the trifes
IN the way Of pastry and other refresh.
ments contributed to the refresh nent
table OF our last years. fair. The house.
mold department Of the MAGAZINE was
my guide; is especially devoted 10 items
OF Interest to housekeepers. You have
seen such practical Illustrations Of The
value Of It's various receipts, that | need
scarcely dwell upon it,
Where did you learn Of the existence
Of your oraclef' questioned Mrs. Hart.
read Of IL in the village paper
oh, we don't take that
Not take the Maysville Times 2 I'm
surprised. Why, it's to every ones In.
ierest to take the local papers. You Re,
your moneys worth over and over
should as lief be out OF the world as N
be without news. Ny husband savsh
sets as much store BY them as do by nv
Demorest's Monthly. That must have
been the reason why Mr.. Wells done 20
much better BY his grain and hay than
Mr. Hart. You see he mad the lYantage
OF knowing how 10 sell, and when and
where 10 fnd good customer, and ali
this through the paper, while neiehbor
Hart, even though he's quite as shrewd
at bargaining had to trust 20 luck aIter
all. Mr.. Wells says he fuds 40 manv
articles OF use TO him about gardening.
and then there are the quotations from
The city markets. Il vent do TO trusL 10
hearsay. You want . reliable source for
such information We watch the paper
and are generally Just about right for a
good sale. Just make trial Of L. and If
you ion't cOnfesP that wonder how yon
ever did without II, I'll pay tho cost Of
your subscription,
Before Any one could reply there was A
slight stir az the doorway, and the nex.
laoment chorus Of voices welcomed th
good shepherd Of the Maysville flock
among his people
What have you thersl' said Jennie Kin
the pet and belle par excellence Of The
village, as. after the greetings were over
the reverena gentlemen sat down before
the table and began divestines 9 smalll
packet he had carried OF lis Wrapping.
Something that faucisd might 6e Of
use and interest to you ladies in the pur.
suance Of your good work; Dra,RfaT's
MONTHLY MAoAzrNE.' There was ranid
Interchange Of glances among the needle
workers
4 thought you d'sapprcved OF lieb.
reading ventured Miss Kip, mischioyOus.
".
80 do, except when, like the literary
department OF this Magazine, II is in.
structive, entertaining, and calculated
10 exert strong moral influence over
our minds. This monthly Is great IA.
voritO At the parsonage am a regular
subscriber, for | scarcely think We could
30 without It. whSt | presumed might bs
pf special service nov, was this depart. |
ment 81 fashions, about which know but
little, but which my wife afFirms ALWAYS
Contains the most valuable suggestions
respecting wearing apparel.
~ have just been tes.ifying to that be.
fore you came 10, remarked Mrs. Walk
And remember a Recommendation from
friend Of mine In Greenfield. Her
husband Is . builder, aud she writss ma
ne 10 iaading the Architectural Depart
OF the Magssne. He considers this fea.
ture alone renders Il valuable, because
its plans aud dIagaams are good and
adaptable. My children hail its appAar
ance quite as gladly rs do. | read aloud |
to them from It's literary portion. because
tnd its general tone 90 pure and eleya-
ting. ! think II deeirable addition q
every household in Maysyille,
And H. chimed in the minist.r IMv
boys and girls take spccial delight In the
engravlngs II has inoulcatsd taste for
art among them, think its refining in
duence, the variety II combines. and IFS
neas dress, render itAn ornament for any /
parlor table in the village. f'a M.
Any one Of its peculiarities--its full.
sized pattsrs its braid and embroidery
sheets, or twelve, excellent sheets Of mn.
'ic--is worth far moro than the cost, or
years subscription Auggsstsd Mrs. Wells
And besides allthis, each subscribsr "a.
'eIyss valuable p sm an }Na- l-asas4
~ shall subscribe. exclaimed Mr..
l'And {, said her neiRhbor. 9 h.f.as
The words we're echoed from all parts |
Il the room. G fs 1iI
Why not make upA club,' suggested
no pastor, and gits your orders 70 Mrs.
Veint asilltt9g "a 4stii.'aq p tQ4 ~
4 shonld like that worry much resumed
be latter 4 will tell you Why, frankly
Nhsfe sre great inducements offered for
MS purpose For twenty subscri ptions
! three dollars each, while every indi. (,
iiual receives premium, I should Z
ONE into posaession ora FAMILY SEwINo.I
iAoHIEE, Such q treasured 88t
.'foa are quite deserving Of such a prisp
s'he dres to establish The merits Of H.
lagasine here, said several. In 1 few
horI y weeks Mrs. Wells's sitting room {
cadted q sewing machine, and each !
iqfnbsr Of the club a oopysi the maya
inc. iiqoi, ralill 7I '7- e'lsIi.
'Hog DO you like is--how do you lik.
X asked thu various Alaysvilleites. a,
hfy met amer this important event II
J hasall the virtues claimed for Il. The
ashion gossip oifsrs really new and a =
pptable IDEAS becauoe they emansto from,
la actual depot az the metrinoIitan