davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-20

TIE NILES Woars.-The reputation o,
these works is 80 widely spread through
out the State. that it seems almost super.
doous to call attention to them. On,
sugar planters, generally, have used their
machinery for many years pact, and al
ways With the greatest satisfaction. The
care they took 10 getting out thei,. 4 work
proved . source Of great revenue to them
10 ante bs@sm times, sud a. they still
conduct their business upon the SEINE
principle, planters, and others. ordering
machinery from their works may tely on
the most durable material and best work.
manship,, We refer our readers to their
advertisement in smother column 6or fur.
toer particulars. IA poawvu0u,o
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-20

The California Farmer spe.kssquiss
enthusiastically Of the great .aetivitYaf
farmers g w. Seat sHRisidtslal
brought vnder the doai6ios of<Ast gr5l
'sword Of the earth 'tAat divides slin6
from limb and particle from particle, ed
prepares it for that bapsisuaf& ltt
which shall fulfill it, destioy. Wkst
would the farmers Of the EAat ~ h
see the furrows Of Of orr grAia plasisn,
.ne. two and three miles long. .,sGaight'
as an srrow.''snd to see ten, twenty, forty,
or one hundred sets Of plowsi u, oor grand
valleys all at work, ut the same time.
some single owners having forty ! ssng
plovs.'two. fous q. !eix, Slews kaf6Nt
work2 Let our 1.sts!p,iss pee IA
here, and will sboisL them s6hh lS&1g
% they uever'dresmed Of tshgp.'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-20

"THr LITTLE CoRPoRAL."-This pleasant
little visitor, for March, is on our table
Our children are highly pleased with it,
ss are all who take it. Specimen mum
bers will be sent on application to the
publishers in Chicago.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-20

~ 1t is with much pleasure We an
nounce the completion Of the Carolina
levee throughout. 1t would have been
finished several weeks ago had not the
frequent rains since the beginning of the
year prevented it. We feel cafe from any
rise of the river, should one take place
this spring. For several miles up and
down from this point, the utmost conf.
dence is placed in the strength Of the
Ievees. If we could say as much for
other parts of the parish, it would be
gratifying indeed. Whether we can ex.
'pect any assistance from the Board Of
Public Works, or rely upon the one per
cent. tax assessed At the last meeting Of
our Police Jury for levee purposes, is q
matter considerably in doubt. Much Of
the lsveeiug done in the upper part Of the
parish in 1866 has gone into the river, or
is now 90 near its banks that new work
must be put up to prevent an overflow
the next high water. On the Cain plan
tatiou a force is now engaged 10 throwing
up q levee under one of the old PeDiten
tiary contracts and will be finished in a
few weeks, while it is almost impossible
to determine at what time the huge levee
on All. udale plantation will be finished
with the P~eniteniiary force o engaged
thereon, DIS,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-20

TIE SOUTHERN CULTIVATION. No period.
than the Cultipator. We always look for
it, and find much instructive matter 10
it's pages. In all sppertaiuing to the
planter. farmer and stock raiser, it is 10.
valuable. The March number alone is
worth tho price of subscription, which is
bat 81 . year. Address : Athens. Ga.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-20

~ The American Artisan, for March.
is even more interesting the former nun.
bers received It is Invaluable to- the
practical mechanic. and its low price put4
1t 10 reach of oil. Brown, Coombs & Co..
publishers. New York. at g per annum.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-20

g ~ Up to the time o fgoiug to press We
can Say without fear of successful con-
trsdiction," that We have passed through
. week without : drop Of rain. This ie
q phenomenon astonishing every one who
has taken trouble to think upon the mat
ter. But as old Sol looks angry at the
heavy clouds floating about, we must not
indulge 10 too great hiiarity at the pros.
pect Of . long; dry spell. ,6s-1
p. Stake it oil back-its raining !
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-20

To The SuoAs PE4N1sP or tpgPlASA.

u
To The SuoAR PE4NreB Or tpgPlASA.
Reports hsviag'bsse ciseulsted BY tstetsNsd
parties, that tAe Nuss w9sT,, # cississas.
had suspended tusiasss; they would ~ s.s+r
cial attention Of the Plsntieg Comnsaisylt y ~
fact, that their Shops ars 10 setivs nd syyeeyhgt !,
falsopsratiou /; and having The larssstAsd asst
approved Stock Of Stsndsrd dssigns ssd ~
terms for Plantation and Sugar Min Nashisay
10 the United 'ssasss, 30 fvilysprspasese exc.
cute any aud ell work in their line, either new
or repairing, hat nsy b oasSsd sedkrSAss
and At short netics. "a y9ty0Y
Planters who are u~nscqus;ntsd with the style
and quality Of their work, ere referred to To
numerous Sugar Mills and Sugar .AsehiesFy d
their make ID an psrtsadf L~suisasns; sadftafsg
confident Of their su~pAesieerity, voela ''''s'ss
share of the work to be done.
& Address fo siTgo9edt nj SlI3hET ID II
't'o' niaG aoils MILES WO1X4ab !,
March lit 1882 pa ,yno CINCINNATI, {.
Q =" - q ~ FEttkt
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-20

NEW ENGLAND II TIE SExAfr.-Tn a.
arrangement Of the standing cunmi,ss
# the United States SENATE, W po,;s.
that the following chairu,snsbips NJ.
given to New ELglsnd :aioalDaa1 7sy"r''s
Foreign Relations-Sumner. Of No..
chusetts. ITF EtTFuror
Military Affairs -Wiisoo.. Of I~.....
chusetts. ven az " ids'el % 70" a.
Observation-Disclosures. Of u.;,.
Pssious Emuads, Of Vermont
District of:sColumbis, Hxulis, Of N.i,.,la
Public Buildings-- MorriL, Ut Veruo.,.
Auditing COMMITTEES Il Uobtieceot
Expenses Crsgin, Of New sHamps6i,.,
P'inting-ADthopy Of Rhods iAr,d.
{. Thus We see that Of the!twdse Nv
Enghnd Senators eight Of them ara u,de
chsirmen Of important committees, ,ucb
ss the Foreign Rehstions, Military xf.
fairs, Appropriations and Pensions. II
thus appears that New Engisitd., which
has only th- population Of Peuln.yl,.a,iA
is now running the Senate Of the Ucited,
States 1t has been 90 ever isiscs dc
Republican party cane isto pow~, ~
will be 50 Is long ~ Il is 'retsfued hit
New England is The bead. and tie Wa
the tail Of their organization C;se;asatti
enquirer. .ssuii sfl ira o. sssisa
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-20

Mr.. Montfort Druilhet has received
an assert nent Of groceries and dry'goods
at the ferry landing, which be offers at
low rates.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-20

~ Having placed q new carrier on
tho Baton Rouge route, subscribers will
please notify us Of any neglect on bis
part.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-20

~ Thanks to the petite officers Of the
packet 1efasrche for late attentions. III
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-20

Tbs RAILROAD CHsAP SroRs The pbi
Iosopher who said "the nimble sixpeuce
is better than the lazy shilling.p knew the
advantages Of quick sales and small
profits Col Huguet is acting upon this
principle, aud has bow 10 store an assort.
ment of goods which is worthy the at
tensioni Of purchasers. Not only are they
OF the best to be found 10 the market, but
he is determined to sell them at such pri.
ces ~ shall defy competition. The ladies'
are particularly interested in bis stock. 40
It compr'ses all they may require to attire
themselves from head to foot. We have
no space to ~pa'ticularize. but refer our
readers to bis Advertisements elsewhere
IN to-day's issue. Corner of Lafayette
q Laurel str ets Ia the place..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-20

Ho! For THE FAlR.-We are request
ed by Capt. Greenhouse. Of the f%avorite
passenger packet. Nina SHINES, to state
"''"' ~ ~" S0n'Dy pooo1"Bcrs ~ auu
from the great New Orleans Fair, next
month, at half price. All articles intended
for the exhibition will also be
taken at half the usual freights. This is
an inducement that should be made the
most Of on the occasion referred to, to
say nothing OF travelling on a popular
boat, with excellent accommodations, and
as fine a set Of officers as ever served in
that capacity. En- PEASANT, we cannot
fail re%msrking that on a recent trip t.
Bayou Sara, we found Capt. G. 10 more
than usual good bumor, and on enquiring
the cause was told that the "last conner I,
was Of the feminine order, whereat
" ye Csptaioe" %rejoices greatly.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
8uaro anS Rooms.

8oaro an1 Rooms.
BOARD - In a Christian family. Pleasant
rooms ane heafu location; Cuonst, Brooklyn gbta Ref
erences exchanged A. D. No 7 Broadway EsIok
Xxx SIXTH-AVE.-T0 LET, FURNISHED
CeJc single suite the house Is stsd up n sr.tes~
Bosdsay, Sixth aud Gross Town the door For
particulars sppI on the premises to M JOHN T. BODMAM
VVANTED-A small FURNISHED HALL
w BEDROOM without board for youBg gentemaR mast be be
TNenetb ROrethstL Address,
stating pei week. WILSON, Tribune Ohee
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoKK. Tuesday, May IS, 1860.

NEw.YoKK Tuesday, May 25, 1860
Messrs Mallory g. Blackwell were to nave sofa
ov auction this afternoon, 10 very Deautiu o's at
Yonkers large concourse OF bidders was aS'oholeu
ON the ground, mainly composed OF eltizehS Oi IhaV
tbr,v,ng town The first lots put up were three
y, Ashbpr,on-aye which were struck down
for SEQ $3.50 and s675 espectivey-someWhat less,
,,orbans than they are worth. After this, five
jots more were sold, the bidding growing spirited and
Vbe prices excellent when the owners OF the property
most unaccountaby adjourned the SALE having prev
ousv caused the auconeer 20 make two removes to dis
Iant corners OF estate Among bidders 1t often hap
,ops that three removes bad the cry OF Fire
but tho crowd this instance seemed TO bear very
we'll The adjournment put o stop to what Woud
have otherwise been one OF tho most succeshul
sales Of suburban property held this season. The owners
bertuIuy were selling their property at sacllnee'
but on the contrary would have realized large poV
pn their investment If they had allowed the sale TO DC
completed The property undoubtedly very valuable
II sold in one parcel, it would make mag
nihcent site for the country seat OF merchant prince
The resolution having been taken to cut II up INTO o'
and the property having been duly advertised nothng
remained but to sell such persons as came TO Duy SO
long persons willing to pay far price Inc
sale now stands adjourned until two weeks
from today We have no reason 10 suppose
that II may not be successfully completed on that
day and see nothing which to ground any expecta-
tjon that the prices will be better than they would have
been if the sale mad gone on this afternoon II they
should be worse the moral win be that auctonee know
more about auctions than landowners and that 1t Is
generally best to follow their advice in doubtful matters
The following described property is advertised to be
sold by auction at No. Ill Broadway, tomorrow noon'
BY Muller Wilkins d Co.. brick front houses on
the east side Of suokst between Riyngton and Stan
tOu.sts being Nos 1856 to 14s inclusive and the three
story hgstoop brown-stone house the north side Of
Fify-seventh-st., 122 feet Of Firstave.
Mr. Joseph Mcclure will scI tomorrow at O'Clock
?. ~. on tho premises. lots the southwest
corner of Ninth-ave. and seventeenthst. Brooklyn.
The Continental Hotel property at Long Branch will be
sold tomorrow, sometime in the afternoon between the
bours Of 70 and $.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
ArcrLoN sALEs or NEw.YoRK RrAL rsrArE.

AUCTION 5AIL5 OF NEW-lOKk REAL ESTATE.
BY JOHNSON & MILLER.
yyeo brick house and lot No sos Esst l6thst, 956n
soiGe A. lot 23ss2 Mr. 900
BY Z. II. LUDLOW &
kt,ts l2hst ard lots I25th-st 400 Il 8have each
9t5L Tucker, each $500
. 1 I26tb-s snd lots l25ihst adjoining the on
a. each 2yS, Brown, each. h...........,........ $3.50
BY JOSEPH INQUIRE
rg bek house aud lot No IS Shave, and hree-storv
l,ose, lots Nos 4Of and 406 l6th-st rear Of
is Is Of 25ElOo6I Edward l5275
AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
@ and lot O1ford-st and go $50
bet Union aud Sackettsts I52S
r. 90 Fl ,eu-ave Bdiorsve each 2HO 325
e by Bergen and PeaTs ste and FatbushSve rs
{o bsSeeu Downing and HunteTsts, l2T0 to-
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
ard those desiring TO purchase or rent such property
will find il their interest TO advertise In The TRIBUNE
II, aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other neWa
ruer and In addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only NewYork and all It's cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as VIII
ALLOW Of tie advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
sGbscrbers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daiy
semi weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business professon consequently advertisements in each
ore read by all Glasses. THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales Of real estate both In city
country, thus adding greatly to the value OF Its col
advertising medium. The charges for adyer-
tisnR follows: DAILY TRIBUNE Is cents per lme
Tor each insertion; WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per limo; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS per line. About ten words Of
wide columns average line. Terms, cash In advance
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
6Ountp 1rOptrip 90 ytt.

A LARGE COTTAGE handsomely and fully
N furnished throughout together With HOr Csrsgs CoF' Gar
dsner we'll stocked garden choicest Of h and shde
one EesYo weslohsster County location unAa
passed Rent, for II months, VI 900
TO LEASE sega6t Italian VILLA most handsomely
al modern mpovemen 10 to 10 Of land
Also:
In sane locality large HOUSB nicely furnished depot frat
class mel ghborhOod Rent, for MONTHS f6J0
Also:
For one year large MANSION ny furnished BILLIARD and
table; extensive outbudDg aud grounds Gns Beating Fishing and
Bathing. Rent s200
Also.
Several COTTAGES sHi VILLAS unuuh'd dspoS
within o Reus, aud SGO
X No.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
- IrKRMs-fIo p.r WI. or s7 rei D,I.

COUTH ORANGE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Forty 6vs minutes Hobokou. bT horr and br hafoad
an su,ss usR Goa Station and 10 mru's from Soa.h
Oru HE thoroughly renovated and furnished houg
% bet ard sI several bathrooms ke on Zach loo Az
t.rd 10 tie sbo ~ lend neaug pehdd grove
and doe i,ws bowling ieT, eroqlet ouul and bhsu
oI .ablnr FOR horses room And accommodations Tor
obmsu Parties dsug v please call ihe house or address
~ So ih Ornr jane HIIebsIgsf Palmer Froprstoa
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
6itp gsaI estnt, for saI,.

EIFDH- -AVE.-Por SALE low, on easy terms
laude broWB-stone RESIDENCE stuated on frhse u
Egtir.ihh and Bgby ysIthtai opposite As SeuSh
view in the world lh nus
by diTs work In auf Second 70 20 - " 70
sge-a Fo uareuars addfesa JAMES hiLiON NO u
filrlsL
MONEY to LOAN on improved city real es-
S75OOO S SUNS I6ls b 81 S1a Y SSGS ssS..lS TO
90 Asf 1''N'' ~'S' - g. b. bELAYAE 80. 10 Pinsft
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26

A COUNTRY SEAT and FARM OF 40 acres
for SALR-One desirable 10 the ooantry rfo,
depo and from the city For Information, &C. sppy 70 yOA
MLMEOkD LIaeI u BaeaI.L ana l2. L.ll Lre.e-saLa.L
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
Guuntrg 9rOpsrtp a. Ytt.

A COTTAGE, with seven rooms, pleasantly
N situated well shaded hne Lawn dye minutes from Station at hoo
ton EeWavsn Railroad to LET LEASE $50 Apply at No
R.stE
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
xrrstthtsttr Gpuntn asnI esiuts for saIt.

AN Elegant ITALIAN VILLA FOR SALE,
N spnddy located principal Boueyard' OF wesicRes
County; about Of choice lard new ss9
hal aud cold wafer Oath ROOM wafer
closets, throughout hcas 0a
mile from Depot Landing, and one hour % %|IxSgV ~ q
Nery attractive and cheap. . Di-Dln, - y --
DOR SALE-KINGSLAND- ACE-ll acres
Of GROUND; mansion OF u TS"1 one 9i ln ust
depot at Rye also two wemproved COUNTRY sb4S near
I'VE dnot also umber eligible bgh, healthy aud pctuesq0e
BUIbNG SITES within from IS minutes walk Of depot at Rye
Amir 10 ANDRBW WILSON, IT,, at Rye
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
8utiiUu Sails Of 8taI Gstatt.
ADmAs IL MULLER. Aueuoneet

ApHAE H. MULLER. AuetioneeL -
A UCTION SALE of the CELEBRATED RYE
"A BEACH PROPERTY ADRIAN ~. MULLER, ?. r. WILKINS
CO. viii sell THURSDAY May 27h, at O'Clock on
valuable Real Estate situate Long saud SOUND
TIE y rye Wehester County Y known the Rye Beach
rogery consisting Of frst quality land Of which
growth balance 10 iaWn aud under euon Tbs property has
With sand beach and has heh
celebrated resort Tor bshug boating aud eshng The upland
gh shape (bcug nearly squae aud fronting on three
roads can several beautiful villa The location
the hcs WsbesieT County the ueghbohood
epOnabei churches aud good schools Tie tae from ReWlOrk
by The Road Of which Rye
u daily aud the completion Of the Harlem and Port
Of which will be but short distance om this
property New York will be much shortened The
Of class frame dwelling containing IL
hHbe modern STYLE good stable aud carnage house Sna other ont
buildings hrstcs Summer Hotel there
place vicinity of NewYo that equal advantages
Carnage VAL be uaiy ConTey persons to the PeIse oa the
rVafofthe }I.l1 iraiu C.JiU
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
gtaI Gsiatt TO Grthano,.

oO SOO FURNITURE WANTED in
S OD1BVBJs exchange city lots Fof parcn apply
w A. p. SMITH No. s. hberyst, Room No. b.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26

MoRms wmKiNs Anctobesr.
MO 20 C0URTLANDT-ST. north east corner
IN Of fChurehst eIteuuon a suction r. IL LUDLOW 20 VII
sell suction FRIDAY May 2 1852 at oeoci At the Behaase
salesroon, No Ill BoadwaY. IT.
valuable tves story basement and sueer
brown stone store CouraHdt north corner Chut er
tension 81 BY m feet In depth FJ per cent
can remsis on mortgage Maps de At No PnesL 8
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
rrroklnn g.aI etlais for Sale.

T1OP SALE at q bargain-A 3-story and base
A sa bsnstops HOusE 2Iio o. os d i.s best ysiss =
N W Itssa Pdce Sll5y0 Only $4,000 cash required Appg "
n A. RULA6b 4 90 Ma s'Bset~anst n Y
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
gtttur,s alrS JItrtings.

C9s Curt
THE GRAND INAUGURAL MEEIlN0
PROSPECT PARK
FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATlONI
will Do held at their Grounds
BROOKLYN.
ON THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
MAY ~ AND 30.
THURSDAY, MAY ~.
No PREMIUM $500
Mi.e Heats, best 10 5, In Harness
Por ali horses who have never beaten 2:JL
s35O 10 6rst; SlOO 10 second; so to th.rd horse'
for which there nise entries ,,,, .,on
Mile Heats, best in 5, IL Harness
I'll horses that have never hesten t;S
$4,000 first; 300 To secoud; $40 10 third horse'
for which there gbt entnes
SATURDAY, MAY %.
No l. PREMIUM Sl00
Mile Heats. best 3ia S. 10 Harness
For al horses that have never bratel 2;5l
s7rc 10 srst; s2Co o seeoHdi 800 to third horse.
" w. No 2 PREMIUM 5000
Mile Heats best 10 8. Ia Haresa
For all Horses eTegt LADY dsoT3s & ssS ha9iIS % bSy boL
f0' "l'e- 'hs'' are GOOD DAY AND TRACK
Races day commence
at a o'clock r. m.
c TDd Cars leave Fulton Ferry Eve ml5utes fsr The
Grvupd direct Greenwood % connect With the Dshy
, Fpiton Wall Pees Eve minutes during the ap
The ,t,arboat Norgak will leave Twenty hrst r. At N
Broomest r.. ll:3 NJ sud Futon fery DiVoA9 a. ,s.
WAlst N Y at 1880 Fare - ent, Tor oahl 1iR @ So1 Tt1
fouhst n. r., at II West Ienh al llD ID reI no.
r. t2lS Pair 30 for round TRIP and return A. so9n =
osr ch 81 Additional No charge lsdies GraDd stand
T will be displayed on honnas House NeS
lOri Hotel A0r House f0'II {S XII SSBFLSIScH Frdsa2
EDWARD p NORRIS, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
DR0SPECT PARK HOTEL,

osse 80 feet elevation With erensre grounds % 70
a.n vrrt scenery unsurpassed the world; location desa6
ard No Efforts Afed to
III. emphauay class VIII opeu June 20 Address JON
BRRASTBD. Prospect psrk Hotel. Cat.kAL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-09-09
she Works for q Living.

We don't know who wrote the follow
ing lines, ner how often they have been
published or republished, but they con-
tain SO many good points that they are
worthy to be started anew on the sea OF
litereture once or twice year:
Commend US to the girl whom it is
sneeringly said she works for q living;'
in her we are always sure to find the ell
ements of true woman a real lady
True, we are not prepared to see mind
ing step, a haugh ly lip, q fashionable
dress, or hear a string OF splendid nom
sense about the balls and young men,
the new novels and next party-Do, no,
but we are prepared to hear the sound
words of good sense, language becoming
u woman, q neat dress, mild brow, anu
witness movements that would not dis
grace an angel. You are looking for
wives and companions, turn from the
fashionable, lazy and naughty girls anu
select one from those who work for d
living, and never-our word for iG-will
you repent your choice. You want
substantial friend and not doll Eeip-
mate and not mere helpeat; coun
selor and not simpleton. You may
not be able to carry piano into your
house, but you CAL buy spinning wheel
or u set of kni ting needles. Ii you can
not purchase every new novel, you cali
take . iuable paper. If you cannoI
buy ticke. to a ball. you can visit some
afflicted neighbor.
The ime has been when ladies wen'
visiting and took their work with them
This is the reason why we had such ex-
cellent mothers. How singular would
a gay young woman look in a fashion,
able circle darning her fathers stock
ings, or carding wool TO spin! Would
not her companions laugh at her? And
yet such n weman would be prize Tor
somebody. Blessed is the man who
chooses Tor his wife from despised girl
who work for living!-EX.