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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
Di>gPGrCtHi.

From all that We can learn. We jdd"r
oar reporter doc> not give all the pIrti =
uitr> regarding the lire At Wells River,
Thc-,iay. If the truth Was known. Il
more scIndalou> lot of young rowdic~
tan 4 ten or It dozen drunken boys vino
went down from this place, never dis
traced respectable parents on the good
i.lmr OF dec ut village in Vermont. 1t
.nay be ali opch question with the people
Ut Wells River whether they prefer To
take the consequences OF another cortla-
-IaliUu. OF the insults and mi>-bchaviOr OF
rOWdic> who come in o>tcn>ibly to put out
the fire. but do everything else bad III
stead. We do not refer now To the re-
specialize ami respected men who went
down tiieIc to h-lp Il neighbour in distress.
and vino worked mauiully and checrfuily
to do it. but To "a few youn@ men and boys
Who are hanging about groceries. billiard
rooms. ana the depot. always ready to
jump on 10 any special train, whether il
tr to Il picnic or Il fire. and disgrace them
selves ami the company they are in. by
thcir rOWdyi>h and ridiculous acts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
INSURE YOUR LIFE
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE co.,
Z. T. SARGENT. GcnI Agent, st. Johnsbuy Vt.
I,f9al.
David Cross Estate.
Genrne W. kniQht's Estate.

JOHN IADD. l,.,
JESSE KSHALI.. 'oli 10
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4MarrilNts.

IL I'as.vi!c. IuIy ., Mr. William Harvey AID Mi--
Iii knapp both of =. John buy.
II panyiIIc, June u, the si,ncc Of John sine,
Ia, by Rev. t. rritty. Mr.. ChsrI W Hitchcock Of
cabot and Mi-= sarah \ White OF Wald n.
In IIardwick, July Il. by Rev. H. Lewis Mr.. John
M,Cortchn OF Brighton. and Mis- Mar /. \. Gun
my. of IIar!vyick
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

a. and greatly mprov ed Family Machine which
has been perfected thun two venrs of exnr,
nenf, If the latest novelty offered by this ouIsnv
lhl- machine uses finer needle than ANY otLei and
MSS RECT devices fer hemmng, flhng rutiing,
ms cUrding Lraidng, etc. Anu s capaDe o. the d. 1t
a.ee VI "OIh- IL az ALEC zimp.e with parts, easiy
compact Positive and quiet in OIL, with
a. even tensioh ana IL pleasant object look upon il
me hou c ana Can be heaItly comm. nded and
modern home necessity,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Bennington proposes to have fire
mems muster ON the 10th OF August, the
anniversary Of the battle OF Bennington.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Mrs Micnacl Griffin, OF Bradford.
cut her threat with Il razor, ON the
morning OF Saturday, the 9th inst.
while laborIng under temporary insani-
ty, caused by Typhoid Fever. She I'm
gered along until Sunday night, at ten
o'clock. when She died. She was "a
young woman, and leaves a kind husband
and Il beautiful boy, some four years OF
age. to mourn her loss.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The Rutland Herald i informed by Il
physician in tina; town that ne has been
called upon every night Tor weeks to 1T
tend patients suffering from cholera NOR
bus. In every case indulgence i'll eating
and drinking was the cau.c.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Montpelier is greatly excited in son>n-
quence OF ii. NJ. Fosters selling oat his
interest in the firm OF j. w Ellis y Co.
dry goods merchants, las: Friday, and
on Saturday di.appe;' ing, leaving unpaid
Obligations to the amount Ui $4,000.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
On opening box car Of train iol
Boston, Wednesday morning at Windsor
it was found that of one hundred an,
twenty five lambs confined therein, an,
Oh the way 10 market, only .Jom wer
alive. One hundred and twenty ON
liant : crowded into Il tight car, i'll ho
day, had been cruelty smoIhered /,
death We neither know, nor care t
know tn, owners name. The loss q
the properly to parties Concerned, 800
or more, is but ii small part of the pun
ishment the inhumauity deserves.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

men were enabled TO remove the twisted
rails. and replace them with new ones, so
that the express train was not Interrupted.
About fifty feet from the depot, just
south. were two large sheds filled with
wood. all sawed and ready for use. These
buildings. Together with contents. were
saved. although the roofs We're several
times on fire. and would undoubtedly have
been destroyed. but for the strong south
wind which prevailed at the time. and the
energetic eXertiOns of the citizens of Wells
River. The wind carried sparks three
miles distant. Three private houses sit
uated about one-tourth mile from the fire.
caught from these flying cinders. and
the people OF Wells River village were in
danger of being fired from the same cause.
The entire loss will probably amount to
something like $1,000. OF this amount.
the railroad company viii lose III wood.
rolling stock, depot, ETC.. $4,000. Durant
& Adams OF Wells River, paper manutac-
turcrS. lose So 1000: insured for 81 .OOO.-
\. I. Baldwin. Wells River flour. $4,000.
Miscellaneous freight in depot, $1,000.
The books and papers belonging to the
company are said 10 have been consumed.
We could not learn OF any other insurance
on property destroyed, except that owned
by Durant Il Adams.
About l0t o'clock, several persons who
were in attendance at the fire. walked
from the depot to the village. where they
obtained supper at the "COossuck House"
kept by Durant u Adams. Our re-
porter vino was present. says. that judy
in@ from the fare furnished. and the prices
charged. MesSrs. Dulant Il Adams evil
IDENTIFY intended to make Il paying thing at
one end of the town. although they We're
losing At TIE other. We understand that
later in the night, some members of the
fire company who had been III work all
the evening To cXtinguish the fire. were
unable to obtain ret: cSliments AT the hotel.
buC we've accommodated by the generous
citizeus OF the village.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

-.4nj,v from Maine. will
OF tine NoIth Church for
.....-. commencing the 2lth
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al 10" II.

j. NJ. Frcnch'S Oriental Circus and
Egyptian Caravan. the big show of 1870.
VIII cXhibi, IT 81. John>bIry. Friday.
July 29lh. This i the only Company that
mas The big elephant 'Emprc->. the baby
elephant '~uliau." the MahdIil circus
rider, the fourteen Bcdouin Arabs. the six
hatlrc lions. a;rI the Partisan circus
troupe. the @randc-t Geological and eqac~-
irian aggregation. and the finest demon
sI'ative parade ever given 10 the public.
Their tIadc mark is the sixteen ;owerin"
"amrl>. the only ca,u.l team in America.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

Last Tuesday Afternoon fire broke oui
in the freight depot, situated about half Il
mile below Wells River village. \ dis
patch VS. Immediately sent to this place
lor an cugiuc. and also to Lyudonyille for
al extra train: which train. consisting OF
TWO platform and one passenger ear,
passed oar sta iuu At 7.l5 ~. VI. "Dclugc.
No. :. under charge OF 3. +. Rollins, was
placed OH the train. ana one hundred or
more Of our cilizeus jumped aboard, and
started toward the scene of the fire.
The fire caught from the engine OF the
passenger train which passed that staten
about u o'clock in the afternoon. and was
iirS; discovered by man across the river.
at about O'Clock. The freight master
had gone to -, PIPER at the time. and be-
fore assistance could be obtained, The fire
had proml eS~ed 50 rapidly that ii was be-
vond control. When the train. with en-
zine company arrived. the depot building.
$50 feet in lcugth. together with contents
consisting OF so barrels of flour. be-
longing TO \. L. Baldwin; $1,000 worth
OF paper tick. property OF Durant y Adj
ans: Il considerable quantity of furniture
belonging 20 Carpenter x Jones; toul
freight cars. owned By the railroad com
pauy: five boats belonging to Il lumber
company. and considerable other prop
erty - were entirely consumed. AbOu
800 cords of four foot wood which wa
piled up by the track, was nearly al
consumed.
: Some little time elapsed before the en-
, zine could be uulOaded and got into pO
2 sitioa. but This was finally accomplished
+. and commenced playing upon pile q
e hemlock bark which was threatened wit
e destruction. There were between thre
a and four hundred cords in the pile. whic
: belonged to private individuals, and Wa
placed here for shipment. \ line of me
was also formed to the river and pail
e were vigorously passed with good effect.
n Alter the fire in the bark pile was e2
u tin~uished. the engine commenced throw
il iug water upon the blazing pile OF Woo
d which was situated in such close prOXmtt
IL 20 the track as to heat and warp the raj
{ so that trains could not pass. and at or
e. time it was considered doubtful about Il
at night express being able to proceed b
nc yOnd this point. The engine however. d
~ excellent execution in cooling the buruiI
mass, and in short time party OF wor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
4 !SFpTicrnGip Horse.

b. +. Wadlei"h OF West Concord. has a
hon >c u years old. that has been in Il team
Il years. lie has ion the past 10 years.
ran from Concord to St. bloomsbury. to
average 3l3 days each year - making
10 .lO4 miles travel in the Is years. and
carr in" over 4.OG9 tons of freight. Mr..
SIR. Nadlcign has owned aud drove this
horse iOi' y years past, anu now runs him
III a four horse team. and says he eats his
allowance and does his work as we'll a.
/ he did Il number OF years ago.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

..r.-ion OF jude Peck relative
ne Tie temporary injunction
.' last spring to restrain the town
banyilIe from issuing their
"d ~ building the Montpelier d
'H-bury IL. K. has just been zen
""d We learn the case has been de-
.' '"N"r "i the town. The facts re-
." his case are 50 well known that
lied "'' attempt TO report them. The
'' company will undoubtedly carry
.-,e before the tull bench.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
CALIFORNIAN.
AND STATE ITEMS.

N.,.. FRIDAY. July ~ $50,
.r.- lection OF the State will
.....ry,. interest OF the CaledO-
U.s. .1ra. items promptly and
..~.H.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
jIUJtrff/e.

Hon. Is. y. Davis OF this VILLAGE met
with an accident last Saturday evening.
Ii appears that he was "rtuliinw To- his
home. and the evening being very dark.
he stepped out OF the road and fell iu1o
i culvert which had lately bern built, the
exact location of which was unknown L"
Mr.. ID. TIi- ankle was severely injured.
and come Of the li~ameni> are reported to
have been broken.
Peter Dolan. mlu working tor Mr..
Wag@. on the railroad at West D1nvillC.
Wa arrested by officer Weeks. Tuesday
morning. July 10Th. tor obtaining liquor
OF Dauviilc town agent under false pre-
fences. He WAS tried before Justice II. :.
did not have the necessary amount OF
stamps to pay up. and refused To rive
bail. in default OF which. ne was conn
mittcd 10 Jail.
Another railroad hand. laboring for
ilinrh y Powers. was arrested foI getting
intoxicated. and tric before. j,>,i,c Cnuh
same day a. above stated. She Justice
came to iIr conclusion liIa, the man Wa
drunk about five dollrr.' worth. where.
/ upon he ilhp"-r.i Il fine OF that amount.
/ together with costs.
Died n his Residence in Ibis town. JUly
I'll, Mr.. Nathan Thompson. aged ~ wears
The deceased was born in WhrclOck. but
IN Childhood removed with hi tpGhrr /,
D
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
I HHj!g"$.

Nj, Curricr has SOLD the GoSS Touring
mill AT Pad cock village 10 J. Z. Whiten of
O:;dcn~hurg. y. Y. for S7,30O-an adj
vance OF $500 over what ne paid tor it 4
month a~o.
Ed. Z. Carpenter has removed his watch
repairing >ilop from Jcwett u Brigham
Store. t. the room in Avenue block. lately
occupied by the Ialedouia News Co.
J. W. Berry, Tor several years shoe
Gcalcr on Railroaa -.rcet. removes soon to
Sheffield. where he goes into trade.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

STATE OF VERMONT, IN probate court. held at the
Essex District. probate Office. ia trhllihaU
iu district, the 10Th lay OF june. A d. 1870
James T. Joslin and Joseph Z. WOODBURY.. executors
ot Conc ri, Ia said district deceased makes Gpp
said court extend the time heretofore allow
ed the, pay the debts ami le-lCe> Of said estate
and render and settle their administration account u
future day: .
Whcrcupor. ordered by said court that said app-
cation De. heard at tn" probate office IN GUdhall,
Oh the 10Th Jay July, $50 aud is further or
IcrrI that I"tce be- given To all persons concerned, by
the publication th-urlrr III the tdcdouidn print
ed ST JuHI>bury, three weeks successfully before
said hearing.
By the C.urt.-Attcst.
1871 WM. II HAkTSHORN, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
4 NOrpOr E:c0De.

There was splendid opportunity on
Thursday afternoon last. for first-class
accident at the railroad station in this
place. just as the accommodation train
was leaving the station, HenauIt pirl
from LyndOnville. some - or IA wears
OLD, came running upon the platform. and
made dash to get upon the rear plat
form OF the first car. As her LETT hand
was full of luggage. she seized the rear
rail with her right. The momentum OF
the train was so great that she was swung
around directly between the first and sec
Ond cas-. Every one who saw the girl
supposed of course. it was all over with
her-that she would be drawn under the
wheels and crushed to death; aud some
turned away unable TO bear the sickening
sight. But the plucky girl chung to the
rail with a death-like grine. and one or
two thoughtful men on the platform seized
her, drew her forth from her peliouS sit
uation. when she tainted entirely away.-
When she came to-" she commenced
screaming and taking Oh trartully. under
the impression that she had been ran over
by the train. When assured that she had
been rescued, and that she was uniniured.
she was thankful-or ought to have been.
The train went right along. the conductor
evidently not seeing the attempt OF the
girl To Get on board. Such scene a. this
could not have occurred on an European
railway, as passengers who are not in the
ears when the train starts from the sta
ton. do not 90 on that train. The roads
in this country are fast coming to this
\! some OF the depotS in Boston the gate
is shut when the last bell is ruu@, and
lhrrc is no opportunity Tor any one to
then get Oh board.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
3. A. FAHNESTOCKS
V Il r NJ [ f Z G e !
CAUTION.
MADNESS.

l.; Us nope ihst the iLzlut practice Of administering
poisonous cvCuats l. OF iu.cstl,u Il, bilious
co-tIpat on ana fcIna debility, l. almost dae.
v hen the !OIic-CathH tC pcu.c' ~ \lture LcGsch
the mo NiiuTtlr o-HI--Iy spring IN tine world
produced science, III tn form vt IARtAN lis SILL
LE AifIl.N 1, It l. Iudvtd mIusuu utadncs- to
rack !edX and initiate dI-, a. OF cntcyhled
Win u4astc llI-a-INC- Tins refreshing aud dcciuu-
'ouA eEITt vi remedy prepared 10! tn cresIve nand
u the DHIIlfOtcnt my -CIan Iiir, II eNOrywEcIG
sup TseGI.t- tac and sckcu.ng COMPOUNDS
here. OiOrc used Is LAXATIVE.
- sold %! All druggists
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
No. ! Machines,
Family Machines,
Manufacturing Machines,
10 aus
934.O78

Almost one MILAN Machines, and this is about three
tnts as many IA las been sod by any other CoR
pany.
All OF this has be, done just upon the merits Of the
machines, as they never exhibition At fiirs
any such places. III universally acknowledged
by all 9TH manufacturers to be the best Starring Ma
choes IN the World, their sales conclu,ivey show.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
!'rdCHdUi.

PracHdH.
Among the graduates OF the Mount
Nina Il. Merrill and Miss Frances y.
Smith. of peacham.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
r.'H Utd i'OidfOcS.

".. stiles "i Waterford has sent
..' com we'll maturcd. and lii
'.t cor Iuu,t.... Mr.. II. L. Da-
LARRY Rose potatoes mature this
.N,y-iiyc day.. They are 50
. tacA opcu in boiling. and the
..-. yet dag weighed nine ounces.
-..' raLtcu May l4th. ON u piece
t-'.urr ,aud. and considering the
".o cultivation. We consider il 4
Cd. the value OF this famous po-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22
PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED.
tTQdf

Pianos or Organs Tuned and Repaired
may have them thoroughly done by leaving their ord
at this Office or with Mr.. Danford Willy
Also persons about to.purchae Musical Instrument
any kind, will lind 10 their advantage to avail
themcv- of the Subscribers Extensive experience in
sci citing musical instruments. Thereby securing fun
equiv 4lent for their investment
2p-2S' = \. ELLIS Lawrence, Mas.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

GEORGE cow rs, 3 ,.
HARRY MOORE, S'I44 :
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St. Johusbury, June 10, 1870.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-22

r meeting Of the corpora
ftuau Lit. aud Bib. lnstitu-
Ga. fire Baptist church at
..uu Thursday next. at 10
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H -r.uitr curbStone i, going
.. tine AthruIum and old
and We infer. Il new side
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-17
Manhood; How Lost, How Restored

m just puhlished.a new edition Of Culver.
"a wells Celebrated Essn, on the radical
fR cure without medaine) OF spernator.
e--as rhoea, or seminal wea X ness, INV voluntary
seminal losses, impotenev, mental and physic-
al lneapacily, mn edments TO marriage, etc.
aiSo consnn,p ption, epilepsy, an'i iiis, indu1ed
by sell>lndulgence or 1t xusl extrnyhgsnce
Hs- Prlce in = sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable es
say, cleaIly demonstrates from thirty ears
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without the dangerous use Of internal medi
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out mode ut once simple, certain, and efec,
tual, by means Of which every sufferer, no mat.
ter what his condition may be, NAV cure him.
sell cheapiy, privately, and radically.
This lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man IN the land
Sent under seal in a plain envelope, to any
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two post STAN os. Also, Dr. Cnlyerwells"
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-17
Two Curious Needles.

The King ol Prussia IT Gently
visited a needle mandatory
in his Kingdom in order to see
what machinery, combined with
the human hand, could pro
duce. He was shown a number
of superiine needles, thousands
oil which together did not weigh
half an ounce, and marveled
how such minute objects could
be pierced with an eye. But
he was to sec that in thisrespect
even something still finer and
more perfect could be created.
The borer-that is, the workman
whose business iii S to bore the
eyes in these needles-asked
for a hair from the moparch's
head. 1t was readily given with
a smile. He placedit at once
under the loring macEine,
made a hole in it with the
greatest care, furnished with a
thread and then handed the
singular needle to the aston
ished king. The second Gu
riUus needle is in possession OF
Queen Victoria. 1t was made
at the celebrated needle manu-
factory at Reddish, and repre-
sents the column of Trajan in
miniature. The we'll known Re-
man column is adorned with
numerous scenes in sculpture,
which immortalize Trajan's he
roic actions in war. On this di-
minutive needle, scenes in the
life of Queen Victoria are rep
resented in relief, but so finely
cut and so small that it re-
quires magnifying glass to
see them. The Victoria nee.
die can, moreover, be opere (;
it contains number of needles
of smaller size, which. are
equally adorned with scenes in
relief
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-17
AGENTS COLUMN.
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Knows just what books will suit the
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He does not take his books Second
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-17

In common with the rest OF
the world. DR.. M, an emf.
. nent Church ofScotland divine
visited the International Ex.
hibition. Shortly after his ar
rival in the metropolis, IAN Irish
man came running to him in the
street crying, "Ocb, blessing on
ye, DIR. NJ! How are yez?,
"l'm very well" replied the doc
tor, rather dryly. "And when
did'yez come to London?" "Last
week; but how do you come to
know me?" "Give me a shilling
and I'll tell yez." The doctor.
curious to know how the fellow
found his name out, gave him
the shilling; and was answered
by the Irishman, "Sure, then,
and / saw your name on your
umbrella"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-17
ISSUED IN THE WEST.
THECHEAPEsT AND BEST.
: The c CHRONICLE u the only paper n Gin.
cinnati that adVocates the
Protection to Home Industry.
Opinions of the Chronicle.

The Chronicle Is one OF the best papers on
our exchange list, and it's merits are, we are
glad to see, meeting with appreciation among
the citizens Of Southern 0hIo,-lCleyeland
LEADER
This Republican daily seems to be ou.stnp.
ping its Radical cotemporary IN enterprise u,
we'll rs orthodOxy.-l Mansfield Banner.
lt is one ofthe best conducted daihes in the
country. and we are glad to note lis prosperity
(Meadville lPa.) Republic.l
The Chronicle IL one OF the nblest and llvel
est papers in the Union. We hal each mum.
ber with anticipations Of fndlng ~ We usual J
do. the latest and most interesting news
PaTkersburg IVA Times.
tine OF the ahlesl aud best conducted OF ouI
exchanges -lToledo Blsde.l
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The Family Relations Accord
ing to the Talmud.

The Family Relations Accord
ing to the Talmud.
If your wife is of small sta
ture, bow down to her and hear
her word in reference to domes-
tic as well as worldly affairs.
The husband should ever be
anxious that the proper re-
spect be paid to his wife, be.
cause the house is biesced only
for her sake.
Honor your wife, and you
will be blessed with riches.
Good and bad luck, pleasure
and grief, JOY and sorrow are
in the hands OF the wife.
Who takes unto himself a
wife, brings luck 10 the house,
or a yawning gulf.
| have found a woman who
is more bitter than death--a
bright jewel or an oppressive
burden-Sahn. 100. .
Who lives without wife
knows no pleasure, no bliss,
no blessing.
Who has to thank 80 much
to his wife will not only treat
her with the utmost regard and
respect, but make her position
in the house fully equal to his
own. .'
A man without a wife is 70
man at all. ,