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The union Democrat., 1870-10-29

ono SECRET. DocToR. 81 noticed" said
Benjamin Franklin, "a mechanic. among a
number of others, at work on house erect
ing but little way from my Office, who al
ways appeared to be in a merry humor-who
bad kind and cheerful smile for every one
he met. Let the day be ever so cold. gloomy
or sunless, happy smile danced like sun
beam on his cheerful countenance Meeting
him one morning, asked him to tell me the
secret of his constant happy flow of spirits. F"
No secret" he replied, 81 have got one
Of the best of wives. and when go home she
meets me with smile and kiss and then
the ten is sure to be ready, aud she has done
so many little things to please me, that cam
not find it in my heart to speak an unkind
word to anybody"
What influence, then has woman over the
heart of man to soften il. and make the foun-
dation of cheerful and pure emotions. Speak
gently. then: kind greeting after the tolls
of the day are over costs nothing and goes
far toward making home harry and peaceful.
Young wives. and girls candidates for wives.
should keep this in mind; as TO older wives,
experience may have already taught them
this important lesson. And what we say to
wires we ALSO say to husbands loving word
and kiss go very far with woman.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-29

A curious and painful scene was Witnessed
at the burning of mill on Battle Island.
near Oswego, few days ago. The mill was
the home OF great focks of swallows and pig
cons. While the flames were raging the
BIRDS would circle above them in 6ocks. ard
then dash into them in body. Hundred.
OF them were found dead on the ground after
the lire. The birds had nests in the mill fill
ed with young ones, which they sought to
defend.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-29

singular fate has befalleu the wife of a
master carpenter in Berlin. In a space of
eight years she has been made three times
widow through war; In the year 1864 her
husband was killed at the storming of Dup
pei. In 1865 she again married carnenfer.
who was called in 1866, and was billed at
koniggratz. About a year ago che era'n
married carpenter, and he was killed at the
battle of Rezonvilleon the Goth OF August.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-29

A vicious gentleman Sheep on exhihi-
ton at the Rensselaer, County Fair, which
had just broken loose from bis pen. selected a
lady as an appropriate target on which to e1-
mott his butting powers, and running full
.iit' struck her en- panier, knocking her down
INTO the mud. This occurred while Hon.
Tom Carroll was making an agricultural ad-
oress; ana the audience were 90 convulsed
with laughter that it required all the orstori-
The union Democrat., 1870-10-29
A Woman Goes Five Thousand Miles {
Marry N Man She Ncvor Saw.

Many years ago the Rev. r. S. Maclay was
sent by the Board of Missions as missionary
to China. He was reasonably successful, but
felt the need Of wife, and wrote to the Board
requesting them to send him one from Amer
lea, The Rev. DR.. Pittman, the Secretary of
the Board, being man of very fine feelings,
wrote to Bro. Maclay that it was very deli
cate and difficult matter to select wife for
another man, and advised him to defer marri-
age until ga more convenient season." when
he might be permitted to return 10 his native
laad and make choice of one Of its fair and
worthy daughters. The Rev. DIR. Kidder, a
member of the Board. had more boldness,
however, and set about the work of wife-se-
Letting with zeal worthy of the most ardent
lover.
lie directed his attention particularly to q
Miss. Sperry. of BROOKLYN. n. Y. then on a
visit to Newark, NJ j., when he knew to be
every way worthy the love and confidence of
any man, hut more especially of Christian
minister, being a lady Of rietv and culture;
but he was somewhat doubtful whether she
possessed the sef-sacrifcing spirit Of mis-
sionarv-to leave her relatives and friends
and all she held dear, and travel thousands
of miles to land of strangers, where she was
not acquainted with living soul, not even
the man who in this very strange manner had
asked her to become his wife. After the first
surprise. the lady asked time to consider, the
result of which was acceptance. and she set
about preparing for the long journey.
Maclay has written the state of the case
there was no telegraph in those days-and it
may be just at this time he may have had
some misgivings of his mode of action. Here
was a lady coming thousands of miles to mar
nv him. whom he had never seen, with whose
disposition or temperament he had no knowl-
edge, and all he had to rely upon was the re-
commepdation of brother minister There
is not man in a thousand who would be sat
isfied With such a choice. But then she was
pious and self-sacrifcing-oh how self was
completely thrown in the shade by her accep-
lance of such an Office and her going upon
such mission ! This was the comfort, the
consolation, and the harbinger of love and
happiness.
And how was it with the young lady :?
Was she not equally exercised about her po-
sition? Did she not frequently during that
long and hazardous journey, question herself
as to her prudence in ACCEPTING the proposal
of marriage in such secondhand wav? She
never saw the man that was to be her hus-
band; she only knew him by reputation; she
might be unattractive to him. and he repul-
sive to her when they met for the first time.
At length she arrived at her destination in
China, and the marriage took place at the
house of brother missionary, ard ever since
they have not only lived happily together,
but have been eminentv successful in
their missionary work. The eldest sons of
that romantic union are now students in the
Wesleyan University at Midtown, Conn.,.
having graduated at Bennington Seminary,
n. j., about year ago. They are both des-
tined for the ministry.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-29

On the Sth of next month. at the general
election. the people Of Nevada are to vote up
on the question of allowing women to vote.
The question does not seem to attract much
attention from the papers ard politicians.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-29

A young lady asked gentleman the mean
ing of the word surrogate, and he explain
ed it to her as "a gate through which parties
have to get married" 'sThen imagine, y
said the lady. 'sthat it is a corruption of sor-
rowgate?n "Tou are right" said he, las
woman is an abreviation Of woe to man."
The union Democrat., 1870-10-29

They say an idaho girl puts on STYLE be-
cause she cleans her teeth with the Int emf
of bIacking-brusb. She says she was
brought up neat and doesn't care what telks
think.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-29

"Ah parson. wish could take mv oold
with me, said rich old Deacon Swines. ..It
might melt if you did, quietly replied the
parson.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-29

A Boston dry goods firm has lady Gus
toner whose bill for goods purchased for her
personal wear. during the nine months ending
July Seth, footed up over 50, 500.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-29

arriving at Mokelumne HIN 81 O'Clock p CON, sc,,-
with stages for Sacramento and the portbsr,
sae also cnnscting at MsgpAss with STAGES "a tbs "a
1sees making continuous stage line frn-,, sse.
my9 j. n Rs.,a~ ass.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-29
JUSTICES OF THE psAcF.
CoNsrABLEs.

SONORA LODGE. NO, 10, Il. q. O. r.,
- Meets in ODD FELLows Hall, Sonora, every Mehncs
day Evening. All travelling ana soJourhihg Dio'ae
invited 10 visit. ,o,,.xs ~ n
7 poTrKR. X. g.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-29
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTOR
COUNTY cOuRr
PROBATE couRr
OF SUPERVISORS

Meats arst Monday of February, May, Augu', an
Na,s.r Supervisor LIST District, Abner Reed 2
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If your Druggist has not got it on sale, don't
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Send a two cent stamp for DIR. ssge's pamphlet
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THE sULTRY SEASON.

The summer months here, and usual
bring a long train of discretionary dangerous
and fatal. 1t is the season when nature can do
little in recuperating our exhausted strength,and
when we are required to fortify our physiqae
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DRIVATE MATTERS. DR.. CLARKE, the
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

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SAFES.


They are constructed that the bolts of the
doors shut behind a vrougbt-iron frame, which
forms the front of the safe, avoiding ali danger
of their being forced open BY falling. Owing to
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than has thus far been found necessary for per
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ARGus jon OFFIcE.-So hatteriug has been
the public appreciation of the character Of worn
produced in the ARGUS Job Office, and so liberal
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DE-. EassMTs EiNsE0E's
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modern chemistry b.. Produced. l. contains
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FUTURE HUSBAND Oh WIFE.

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New YORK, Oct. %. 1888.
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No. 5.-Adver.
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MEDICAL,
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MEDICAL.
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