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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
GntSecfuta cues Wloreers.

GbtcagO, 10. SUM. = @lne Oepelfe
aus Sprin9fieo, ST., beitGti9t ben beretts
Dor einigen g8OdeH teltgrapblr.en Sett9t,
Dap Der R0rber beS Gr=Staatsefretdrs Slaa
ron Spuoale in Der Periou Oe8 Saine6 @a'
reog eutOedt lit. 2eBterer, Elm 0anOmann aus
Morgun-e ountp, luurOe uor mebreren 9od)su
pegen 8etriigereien uerbaitet unO na4 bem
3uft6auie geihift. SObalO CT ietne Shaie
Oaidbit absebiiBt bat, miro er unter Der AH<
tlage Oe8 UtOroeS sur uuterlu9un9 mad
Spriu5fielo aebrQdlt neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
9lrncns<nte
Far Sebanbluna ban 9alss nno Suns
....R~ q. ~ tao

Srss, gotSzC barlts,@traAG.
SCe6n Dfor9en Don biz Hpr.
Tr. CSiettSEI GnGs
Q onultreHotr Afyt Srof. GRtltenbsrsef.
q 5oxiultrenoer birurs. Er. MIau y. Smuns
Sprebtunben lar BriUnttra Hts: oon
abr Worsens bis pbr Rnhmittogs.
JTcbr. i,t9.H ar. KS Gislt3matGn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
I'm SdlueiDer uab M,iDere!

Braud,t Sbr cine quite Rdbmaihine, 10 fault BEN
,Sietor." IS ndbt lsidte unb ituere Irbeit nit
sIeider seidbtsfeit. Die Tabel fdnn ndt unrstt
eiuseiebt uerben Seine Rdtbern ober Samilie iolte
obne lie iein. Wtan pree Dor unS unteriube oteiel"
ben in Wr. a., Worh Gbarlesffr., i'm Sreinauz
rer.9empeI. 0aonatlite 3ablunsen ansenomnlsn.
(Mpril27, 12M.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
Oeemc sDortoraren fir Die ms stnS=
lanb aehenpen 4Oitfaehen.

bington, Is. SUM-. - Soleph u.
8ladfan, Der Superintenoeut her ms Ius=
lanp ge5enoeu 8oieu, bat ein @irtuIar an Die
Yoltmeifer erlaleu, in welbem geagt iii, oaB
inter benz neueu Boltgaiebe Die Yortoraten
fir BoaIq9en mad 2duOeru, NIT oenen feline
YoltpertrGge beltebeu, folgenoermaBen feit9ez
Iebt iuoroen Fuo: 8rleis nit regelmdBigem
Yoitoampier 10 @eutS q llu5e), 3eitungen 2
Geut8 pro Stiid, 9ampblete, 3ettidrIften,
Baher uuo auoere 9rufladleu @ent8 fir
ie lln5en. 9tc einfad)e State berartiger
Senbungeu, mel6e friiber 4 llnSen betrug, lit
auf llnsen rebu3irt pOrpeu. (sS mare bon
Sntereiie, gu erfabreu, pb Oas 3eitun9Sporto
mad 9eut6lauo unO Der SdDei5 glctAfallS
reON5irt porOen lit; ieOenfals lit bel Dem bill'
gen Sriefporto baS bobe 3eitnn9Sporto etne
9lnnrnn dig -cNie SEeN !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
&auft feine 9fdbmaihine,

ebe Sbr bic serdui6loie. iib ielbN 0Ienoe Satans'
Rab >8erbeileruns seieben, bic foiterIrei on
alIen por5isliden Raidinsn, mslde IN Dem Ser
faufslotale pom J. xB. aSils, Nr. 7o' ss.zSafimoz
res, nabe @apirabe, eefaut peroen, ansebrapt pno'
NIB. Ma5hinen permtetbet, oussebeiert unb um=
oetoufdbt. (Apr2, 12UitN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
WOloz uuO Silberwaarea.

f. WolOz uuO Silbermaareu.
nA Gin reitbaltss Eager
&Ieaaute 9 [ ber q DEN
@ooene uno tlberne q d enubren.
Giiberplaftirte fSadreu.
zti9 Nei erp aren.
Neue 8ronse= 4enu. !. NJ.
su lebr bili9en Breien bet
u. ". aBarner
In tetnem neuen @efhdte,
tGspt161SO Wr. l35. gB. B.=8aItimpreRr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
ScScrmann,

reid ODER arm uCrbeirdtbC oher n6t, Ionte ieu Sts
ben tr cine Ieinen piittCln cntipretsuoe Summt p6s
6ern uun in oem uorrerleH Jfause Der bets9eietstS
zen SriCl iICiteu itgbt Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
%. 6. gSopD & Gump.,
@isentbiimer Dol

Ut9gHIgNH4t UVH
G5plS'S patentirten autpmatiid)en Sei,ern,
pee in ben lesten iiinlsebn Sabren iebr umian9reid
uno nit beiierem griolee. as irseno Elm anDsrer NIT
0ampI ober beiBem gSaiier bei5enoer 4pparat sez
braubI lporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17

2eauna BON Sleiz uno @ilenrobren, Sabetuannen,
Sporanten, Daltifdnoe, 8ioirs, AbSussrobren iilr
Ibtritte; iorpte audb
bpbrauIite Rammen, Daherz Otaihinerie Ii. I. fu. ;
mormorne IL Sdieisr= Saminiimie, Ssuerbeero=Roite,
Regifter u. I. D.;
aiten llteniilien, Baerfbler unb Reirlseratoren;
aodz uno Se,0en uno Jieperaturen aner Irt.
&iitmeffzGde bon Baltimore. unb Gutaipffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
nHERR Y KIW4

CHEfH NINA
e.. ober 8ein Don peruuianid)er Hinbe,
priparirt pon 1bommeret Gells in Baris,
In Elm aus ee5cibuetes Z omit uno y esenmttte(
fir bGS We9lelTebcr. Su paoeu oel
u. y. Dieripn s Comp.
a1erisen 4senten fir Die Ser. Staaten,
GIe Der &utarDitr. u. UaDlion=Np
lfnn6. 12N}teEl ionic bel anen Qro9uiifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
spc;ial : Noti;en.

~ Die llnter,ei6neten fino aIletnise asenz
ten fir cen Gtaat NtarplGnb fir oen SerfauI Der
beribmten Seu Metauz Ssferu. 8ieielben tusrheH
als sdn,li6 unrofbar unb ais ourtaus stte
StabIieberu sorantirt Brobefebern fret.
1uageubeimer s sFeil,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17

3abwap, N.=S., 15. Suut. - 0urf)
Seritelung eiuer gSeid)e murOe Der beuteDlor'
aeu I'M 8 llbr 53 Utin. uou Seriep. Gitp obs
gegansene 6radt,us BON ben SAienen &C.
ldjleuoert, Der 8remier s. Spnbbam 9et0Otet
mn Pine uhprp Eerinu idIrper uerlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
Otdmuuteu!!

Ot0m0nteu.t
lohbare 9 db mut den unh
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Batet, Ybilippe & Comps
Wsnfer Saj9ennbrcn (etmas Glesantes.)
Aut elm uoles Ahortnent Der beten
filberplattirtem NSaareu BET
Geo. 9B. xSebb s Co.,
f238-H gde Der Baltimore unb 2igbtffr.
Observation-Disclosures,
Barlorz@ banoeliers,
Barfor>& baubelters.
SiAItpthefsG q banheliers,
8ibliotbet, @banbsliers,
Dibliot5ets6 6baubeIiers.
GksimmersGba Gbanteliers,
gB3immer=G banoeliers,
@BSimmer, &baubeIiers.
6amsfur,G Gbanh eIiers,
SausIurz@ @bcnbeliers,
SausfurzG banbelters.
Mue Nrten 6aseinrid1tunsen.
Waiier= uno q obren unc
Hep1roturen bet
g. .. Daoirion,
Rr. 8, Holo=QibertpitraSe.
{aprI191S1) Nr. 8, Rorb= =ebertnftr.
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c)obn ganrOk
Gesenieitige9ebens= Srrii6erungs'G
itllGait BON SuIfon, Waii.

Steis GepcaIdlaft muroe ola @rponent ees bsrlbmH
ten ,MtdhGeuicttigr WidDt Scrtau tSetese0"
oraGHiirr. Sbr gutbaben ~ ieet uber S2,oOOOOeV
ruslde Hcsr 81 SuuitsH Der 8olieer 9nbabsr anssa
le9 t1n. yfnG ocn SticScn uon Dtdna0lletts' Ipthn
ir9cab cine aLlcge L9eer anlt9e 9ema9t Iooteen,
pelte mint eurh eie Statuten GutotuiIt, nnG Cts "
rettoreu, mede ojeiclbe acmadlt ODER beplu9t' cen
Wt9llcoCrn otr 9'CiCulbGt tlr lcoen oaohtn pttut~
lGhen Scrluit pcronlth oudhtmortiih, 2lt 2tsIs
loren oerr 5obn Nancot @cGenIetuSeu ee6ens Sste
iiCbCruHqs StituI1dIt" umlantH 6tElqe StelBs ost
reidIten uUo repgttGbcIiCU GinDobner Sonons:
Aue 8olceu iino uGh elmer RrGmcnJGblunJ 1olotat
unperiduOIr, elEerCl, Oh otCube l1bIltn, palodQt-
LID ooer oiertelatrltt 9emott miro. 9lptoenoeH
wcroen balblGhrtb utliIt uUo b0Gr be3oelt'
Jtur IeiRe Ie6ens= uno SCrior9uHos 'gerrherung1
tsinc a9ontiuG" ocer lH0Uc StcmG tHo NIT ura
icren Gejhuiten usrbunoen.
Cine isbr orose anSGbl unlerCr befeE GinDopHec
iuo bergtts in Der ~0aueo 4" oerrtert; 9elunos
bcit5.Jtitos tDcrneu Rur ucrntert.
gBalter =. 2BilttnioH
@euerGl~ 4geat iitr Warpldno uno TEN Etfrtn
Columbia,
RorbpeR Sts Der ebargee uno 8cltmOrsfr'S
Samcs Seuoerion, Sotai- 99enti
G. u. 2 nuarImdRu,
BeruaIcr 0es oGutlten 8eprttmenS
Dr. 9amesA. Steuart
(WoilO, ,12Utts,Ip) Interchangeable
1000 RIasR NF. e0IO-e'oD ssHsF 12a a'ss; SrGser''
1000. 900 bette sOrperOes, 50 Gents gTo !ooo
500 Gau. Simbeeren- unS Gircucn Snrup,
Wv Gents pro Slaihe;
400 RifteM feiner SdieI SIaret SSeln, 81 pro
9So. Sldihen;
5000 @an. rcincn Satdwbd'sScin Bu 81 pro
CSGQpHc;
3GOO Giau. rcinen %urt' une Shsrrn aSstH,
81 pro 9aqOue;
t0GO Sifen 3trpneH 3u6cr, 70 bis 90 cents
pro Sba6e';
800 G5du SrombrCrcns, Siridcns nHo 9r9mtrs
9rorutnttuC, 50 pro Guu % II. % Sts pro 6lul4e.
g. Eemis SunlGps
H45-D Str. Is. l9ei 3Gltm orez Ctr.
Sismuns 5unger. WaGgnns Wauer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
Me- NGi1e! NdEe! K2M

,ur Weiie ins Iuslano beorst innerbalb "a Stunben
4. Staine,
1871 gde Der Baltimoreitr. uno Sd. .~apenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
Baltimpre
Sire sSaiuranee OfFee.

OtIC OyWT"tWHeS NOTTeSS*
0ahwehsG pom Soutb. uuc kBaterRr.s
parIuetiortpabreao ssssn@ srtua oberS 4ab.n ourh
1ranbuHslld iouobi tn 6srStaet wtetm SaMoe, Que
Sduier, panbelssdter, Aderbauprooutts, gfobslA,
3aasserdtbiGaiten, i'm 4au bssriffsns ooer tmSeten
In Sa6uns tehnblibe tSagrseuse u. I. 70.
6as Direttorinm besfebt aus gisenbsn &sfsen:
nm. o. Sarriion, Yrdtbenti
Geo, R. 8iders. q. .. &dptt,
Dapio 8. WiIion, e. Robt. Senttns,
SoRab bennington, 9. Worton Stemdrt,
SrGncis g. 3ina, .. q. RemcoMer,
5enrp Carroll, Orpile permits,
R. Q. Steuart, iD. aB. Eanlor,
Dul. 3. BruHe, Ssrael &o9eH,
Geo. E. 6ariion.
Npplitattons= ,sormulara u1e Dsttere Hctr!nt Aber
Bic SeIelitait mroi Der Office, SiioDef-G1e Don
6outbz uuo Bdter!tr., ertbeit, no Gut aEeIlt:ra9e
{siert erlebist tperoen. Beriiberuusen uersen auf
iraeno cine Triit ansenommen, Uelte Der applitant
wlnfhen mag.
(stau. 1S.S) Tr. xSoobworfbs Setf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
Sr. g. 9. NrQui.

Rr. IS, Seprc.Siberfpf raRe, Baltimore,
lurirt pondnois SngbruiiSteit, suttrobrenat gnts
aiin6uns, beslnnenee Stpinolu6t, 3ursatbr1t9tett,
Esrlut Der Stilnme, @atarrb uno ale setoen pes
SalIes, Der sunse, Der 5arnUsss, pes Blutes, Der
mmorrHboiSsn, moH Rpeumatisllus, S,roppstn, Nerpens
ihmd.be, Ausen= uno Obren arantpeteu u. |: 10.
ST.. Grant peitt alIe uebeI uno lit bel Gag
con bel Raht gum Beiute bon aranten beret.
fSnnion 1SGl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
Sac OGarcnlIier be WernllQ&Gn

Baltimore.
Saus In Boris: Ir. is, 9tue on eonieroatore..
baben foeben per Sdiii "llnele Soc" uno "2anla"
pon 2iperpool
einenpoIIen Sorratbron
SIarets
SauterneS etnen
alter @rabe
srbalter.
Sn i5GiIern uno aiien unb Bintsa.
(Suli10 12IRte.,H)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17

Scr nTariier, amerifaniite Sldenbeero uno 9sar=
rem 'e Seeroe," Yartor=, Suu> u. 2isbtrins=
Ylab=Sei5er.
Nie heriih,nta Qntnion ,id,e 6 Hot Air Enrnace.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
@rploifon einer NOf0ntOttDe.

8u{Talo, M,.9., 16. Suai.-Die eoio.
nlotiue zines grpreB,uSeS Der r@rie- Sabn,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17

lueldsr 9eitern abenb 4l2 llbr bier fd(lig mar,
rploOute in Der 9ldhe bon Swau Station,
tlua Is Meilen bieiieits BON 6oruesullle.
Ser 6ei5er Sohu Wiler uuo Der 9otomotiu=
iiiArer Safob 1bompion rpurben augeublif,
lid get0otet, S. 3. 8obinion uno cine Dame
rpur0en ihmcr uerlett. Die llria9e bes In.
aliiGS lit unbefaunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
Ser g0lua res 6eitcs.

ct. 9ouis, Is. Suui. = 9(6ermals mar
bei'm beute 2lbenO itatt9eiunOenen &on5erte
Die SGngerbaae fart, Ob9leiA uidt 10 sabl.
reid, alS an Den anberen Abenseu, beiuht.
Waiienf6re wurben uidt 9eiungeu; es mar
oas eigen.li4e BreiSlin9eu Der Seretue yead
oem &ou5erte fanO Elm groBer SufelSu9 itatt.
Mpraen idliekt ein QroReS Yicnic baS Hei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
Neue Mufiage ces
Minife'idlen 3eid)nen>Budbes.

Das mebanilhe 3eibuenz Bud, abte Nufz
lase, nit 56 Stablfiden. "a.
Has aepmsrriicbe Seibnenbud,, finite gufase,
reuiSirt uno peral0Bert nit As Stabltden $2.
BUR Anfit uno gum BertauTs I'm Sepot llir 3stpner'
0r 1f4, Weit=Baltilnoreftr.,
f48-y) ID. Minnie Sobne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17
Mu Bru9= unn an0ere
QpihpnhrI
9it ei13ise abte perbeRerte 9oue'<

{otpie bic gmpirez uno ate anberu, au6 Stnser's
Wr. 2 in bem $ m , pizNeparirzQ BON
9homaS Sbanfs,
(daRl1S.D Ede Der Qpmbarts unb Sbarpfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-17

gpdnieu.-Ir. 6ofpare. SeSiebun"
Gcu.-Csmaldns uue Gle Ser. Staatem. -
statme Sartagut's. = Sae neue Steuer<
The Republican journal., 1872-07-04

pretty widow sat on the sofa, ii whit
round, white throat, and her black hair
laid in silky waves against her rosy cheek.
divorce is the word" cried Jones,
playfullv patting her double chin. The
fact is, EIiza,, Il am rid of that cursed ,w,o-
h,an, 'ai,fvbr9 nd I viii bs mhrrsdI ID
night. I III { Il !
Il know howsto manage those fellows
At Treiton.: A champagne supper Cor
was it breakfast p did our business with
them. Put on Your bonnet and let us 60
to the preachers at once, dearest"
The widow, (who was among widows
as peaches are among apples) put on her
bonnet and took Jones arm, and
Just look how handsome it is to put
on parchment" cried Jones pulling the
document out before her, ''here's the law
which saws that Jacob Jones and Ann
Caroline Jones are two , Look at it. -
Putting her plump, gloved hand on his
shoulder, she did look at it.
ooh, DEAR she exclaimed, with her
rose bud lips, and sank back, half-tanting
on the sofa.
''Oh blazes,' cried Jones, rumplng
the parchment in his hand, there's lots of
champagne and happiness gone to ruin"
1t was a hard case. Instead OF being
divorced, and at liberty to marry the wild
ow, Jacob Jones was simply, by the Leg
stature of New Jersey, incorporated into
a turnpike company. with the liberty of
constructing a turnpike from Burlington
to Bristol When you reflect that Bur-
lington and Bristol are I,eated about Il
mile apart, on Opposite sides Of the Della
ware liver. You will perceive the extreme
hopelessness of Jones' case.
1t is all the fault of that turnpike man
who gave them the supper, or was it the
they had only chartered me to lay 4 turn
pike from Pigs Run to Terrapin Hollow
| might have borne it, but the very idea
of LAYING a turnpike across the Delaware
River, from Burlington to Bristol. is an
Internal ahsurdity."
So it was.
And amt you divorced p" said Eliza 4
tear rolling down each cheek.
No - Numbered Jones. crushing his
hat between his knees, land what is
worse. the Legislature have adjourned
and gone home drunk, and won't be back
to Trenton until next year"
1t was sad The mistake had occurred
| on the last day of the session, when the
legislators and transcrlbing clerks Were
laboring under the effects of a champagne
breakfast. Smiths name had been put
where Jones ought to have been, and
'wiSey wersey," as the Latin poet hath it.
The Republican journal., 1872-07-04
How Pat got int the Coliseum.

.Is tto C.n+.;p ot rho Tnbi]oo i, %, j.,
,niraT ,1Iibarnian II ona ~ fha antrancas
If thn CoGsenn, ~ ''' "
..C,ntain If ,ba Jrh;Iaoo, Van moan
tho bIaJ IF tbe ryacnt;vo cnmn;tt ,q.e''
In,,,t ,,',, -, III +I,a ,l,,rr,l,.o,,or
..Snr4 dun4 want the head of any NINA,
~, h;n,colfT,n,' ,ftor Sam, an ,vo3,l1n,t
M I l,l' n,a ' in . at bm,' '' "''''
.En MOI Ynn can,t nas. bara without
j., tinl,a, I,ns;Ias his i u,born tbo tnnSin
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The Republican journal., 1872-07-04

TINE. Longfelow writes thus BE
meath me flows the Rhine, and, like the
stream of time, it flows amid the rains OF
the past. | shall see myself therein, and
know that | am old. Thou too, shalt be
old Be wise in season. Like the stream
Of thy life runs the stream beneath us
Down from the distant Alps, out into the
wide world, it burst away like youth
from the home of his fathers. Broad
breasted and strong, and with earnest en-
deavors. like manhood, it makes itself a
way through these difficult mountain
passes, and at length, in old age, it fal-
tiers, and its steps are weary and slow, and
it sinksint" the sand and through its grave
passes into the great ocean, which is its
eternity. Thus shall il be with thee"
The Republican journal., 1872-07-04
BY JOHN &. WHITTIER.

Far First Day mornings, stepped in summer
calm,
Warm, tender. reStfnl. sweet With woodland
balm. ....,...
Came'to him like some motherhallowed psalm
TO the tired grinder 1t the noisy wheel
or labor. winding oil tr IN memory'S reel
golden thread of music. With no peal
OF bells 70 all them 10 the house of praise.
The scattered settlers through green forest
WAYS.
Walked meetngward. In weren't amaze
The Indian tr;tppcr SAW them from the dim
Shade of The aldrrS. on the rivulei'> rim,
Seek the Great Spirits house to talk with him.
There, through the gathered stiffness. multiplied
And made intense bv sympathy, outside
The >parrow> sang and the gold-robin cried
A-sw1ne upon his elm. A fart perfume
Breathed through the open windows of the
room,
From locust trees heavy with clustered bloom.
Thither, perchapee, ~ore-tried .eonessors game
Whose tervor Jail non piory could tame
Proud OF the cropped ears meant to he theil
shame.
Men who had Hten ~laVery> bitter bread
In Indian isles pale women, who had bed
ndet HE h;tlynrin'~ tt>h and l,faNelp said
Gods message throp ii their prisons iron bars
And gray Old Se'1e:r converts. scanned with
From every stricken field of England'> wars.
l.owly before the Unseen Presence knelt
Each waitin" heart, till happy, some one felt
ON his moved lips the seal Of silence melt.
Or, without spoken words. low hrcathinsS stole
or Il diNinrr lite from soul to soul.
Raptzng III one tender thought the whole.
When shaken hands announced the meeting
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SOMETHING ABOUT WOMAN. The Par
son says that woman is always most rest
less under the most favorable conditions,
and that there is no state in which she is
really happy except that of change. |
suppose this is the truth taught in what
has a.sen sailed s!he xNigth of ths Gar
den ssNya az Esp%daal rStdsuthp.
and IS that element II The world which
continually destroys and recreates She
is the experimental and suggester of new
combinations. She has no belief in any
law of eternal fitness of things She is
never even content with any arrangement
of her own house. The only reason the
Mistress could give, when she re-arrang-
ed hefiapartment for hspginga picture in
what seemed the mostinappropriatep place,
was that it never had been there before
Woman has no respect for tradition, and
because a thing is as it is, is sufficient
reason tor changing it. When she gets
into law as she has cone into literature,
we shall gain something in the destruction
OF all our vast and musty libraries of pre-
cedents, which now fetter our administra-
ton of individual justice. 1t is Mande-
ville's opinion that women are not so SEN
timental as men, and are not so easily
touched with the unspoken poetry of ma
ture; being less poetical and having less
imagination, they are more fitted for prac-
teal affairs, and would make less failures
in business. | have noticed the almost
selfish passion for flowers which old gar
deners have, and their reluctance to part
wi:h-a~leat or blossom from their fami-
ly. They love the flowers for themselves.
A woman raises flowers for their use
She is destruction in conservatory. She
wants the flowers for her lover, for the
poor, for the Lord on Easter day for the
ornamentation Of her house. She delights
in the costly pleasure of sacrificing them.
She never sees flower but she has an in
tense but probably sinless desire to pick
it, krom Warner Back Log Studies, in
Scribner's for July.