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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10
BY WILL ". CARLETON.


Good folks ever will have their way
Good folks ever for IL must pay. er
But we. who are here snA averywhere.
The burden Of their faults must bear.
We must shoulder Others shame
Fight their foilies and take their blame;
Purge the body, and humor the mind;
Doctor the eyes when the soul 10 blini:
Build the column Of health erect
On the quiekssnts Of neglect:
Always shoulderinE others shame
Bearing their fault and taking the blamei
Deacon ROeERs. he came TO me,
" Wife Is a gOin' 20 die, ;" said he,
" Doctors great, an doctors snail,
Haven improved her any II all.
a Physic and blister, powders and pills,
And nothing sure bnt the doctors bills!
"Twenty eld women. with rcu,edis, new
Bother my wife, the whole dsy through;
Sweet a. honey, or bitter as gall
Poor cid woman, she takes 'em all;
a. Sour OF sweet, whatever they choose.
Poor old woman, she daren't refuse.
3. - she pleases vhoe'er NAV call.
An Death A. suited the best Of all
Physi AMI blister, powder an pill
Bound ~ conquer, an sure to kilfi''
NJ.
B.,5n.es = ~ =, ~! IN ner ge0,
k Sns'sred and handaged from head to toe,
Mrs B"GERs was very low.
o. the table stood brayely up;
pA,.,.-
SsIo,,'.'l :. . ILL., I , Ivw negtee,
Fxcsntins, 1is,h, 80 C n-,. 30
Iora,sJ ,ta bI,,.,,.. a.,
And Con gave NJ RNexs. va 49,, nI ,.|.,r.'
7 ora,a,i ,bs ,-i,,,o,r. 49,. s..
Al C.,r, - ~ ~ Ine uay was Ihr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10
MErROPOLIrAN DOLLAR STORE.
THE LARGEST VARIETY or GOODS EVER
OFFEREDi -
EVERY ARTICLE A BARGAINi
NEW AND TASTY GOODS
WHAT DOLLAR WILL BUY
WHAT SO CENTS WILL BUYi
WHAT - CENTS WILL BUZZ

seiss, ksr.eilIss Hsis, Lsos infasts' CsSs, Para,
sols, 90 different Chronos, sets Of Diated Table
Spoons, Eorkss - ;Csstofp, Hair Brushes, Hirrors
eckels end RAcks q al kinds, Fem Of al kinds.
Ladies Came veste, Ladies' first QnAlity Under.
gnfmente; 0e1tb QeQxa HAirts, long and short
eleevee; eetchsh end WalletS, Kid Gloves and BUCK
0euntleee, Can0, 0eGks, Mpdc Afhn0s, Backgan-
non D0eros, 81 TIE leetttst alA loIeest assort-
1eee q SeWelfy eyer c0ered: bansk ssts Draosssts,
Cnssslsasss "a ssekiasss . speciality; Hssissy q
oiiR;;,|IS go , = Oh, s,as .,e ca Lac.
HdkS. bssss. Sicsss. ~ Fronts, an sss1fs.
Qsasf ocys, Desksli, eksai 6frap:, oaapsSders.
,Laee esa.h 81 1sWs, K4lvss and tcissoes, Conf;
y!ove, Pots, oraansn6. esod doSislS, Toys Of ali
I'D 81; I've srsss.s vs havs. Ladies, Linen
Oh, lu0l.g eos TIE nsek, 10 dog os1tS Dritish
!aif Hcse, tIs8s 4.sk 1o.slss H-tsehel ana
- - Sod felens, brisalnia Tsa epooes,
sn III lssse s.0 s.:, s.iSs: xe.' AZ
81. 81 o6sps, ias Lib fhsesd 0sovssjcr =
8 1eBse ysaR noasgS worth, - plass . vtslt 4
IVA 81 oAV41&D1xe0s0 :
nsraofoGlTAn DeELAa sroas,r
SO o1v14fn o4Rn91. ?
sSee-e = ha ~ punlvtssnaa wspss.
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no sse{ PAPERHANeIHas. No. as
NOW OPEN AT
N a u Z u = RS,
No. A3s 7th street, between d and 3 streets,


Eight doom above Odd Fellows Han,
PAPERHANGIN0S Of new and stylish designs OF
the best fabrics and nsh, selected with due regard
to harmony Of color, durability, richness and econo-
my. A large portion Dooe specially 70 order, EN-.
bracing beautiful stripe and other designs in Gilt
and Plain Color, aeysoDeiate for drawing rooms,
gilt rod finishing plain, with full line OF medium
and Payers, Daeept and perfect represen-
tstions OF Wood ana marble, for pannelinR halls and
vestibules. BORDERS IN Gilt, Velvet ana Gilt
Imitation fresco, and Common; Center Pieces
French fireboard Prints, &C., making the largest
WINDOW SHADES.
New designs, different sizes and coors; also, Plain
Goods in Pearl, Chocolate, Lavender, Green aud
PICTURE HRAMRS
Solid Oval, Walnut and Gilt. and all Gilt France
from Sxl 30 36x0 inches. Box Ovaf Frames for
Wreeths ct cost. A beautiful selection of French
and American Gilt and Velvet Frames for Iyorytype
variety. Frames made to order.
from Gard 20 Portrait Size, different COLOR: Also
Gold Plated, Timed and Wire Center Picture Cord,
very superior goods; Porcelain and Bras Head Pic
ture Mails, Rings, Screw Eyes, &c.
PAINTINGS, EHGRAvINGS, CHROMOs, &C.
limited, but choice, selection in appro pirate
frames always In store on exhibition and sale
Chromos and Engravings ordered.
Orders for Rnperhangine, window Shades or Pic
ture Frames punctually 6lled and satisfaction guar
anteed. Terms cash.
Please remember name.
Old No 4S6. J. MARKRIfER.
and number as TIN street,
alslm Between ID and = streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

Rage was r. Gently made by . fascinating hdy
scbool-teacher in . Kentucky country town.
First she rejected him, but he behaved with 90
fusal, neither getting drunk nor hating her Ind
he manifested 20 Navy signs OF earnest affec-
ton, that she relented and wrote him not9 in
forming him that she had reconsidered. The
Young man, all aglpw with happiness, hastdned
TO her side, and insisted on i'm mediate mArriAoe.
But here IN unlceked-for obstacle interveSe6.
Her school term vss but half out, and jthe
engagement except 1t the expense OF forfcitaro
o. the half term. Lever was impostunkte.
Finally the lady consented to comproa5ise.
vas driven 10 DAnvfIle, where the kSSf -
hastily tied. Then she Weul back e ~ ackooi
and the groom went about his 1usinsss, vifhthe
understsndine Aat be vas net TO see hee q
her term viii be 6nished. =
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REST FOOD FOR INFANs.-"rH. r.. m
- Prince Albert Victor thrives so well upon il
ica! Ansadaat 10 II. X. II. tie Priaetss Of Waiss
This food resembles Mothers Mix as clos -ly as
possible. DR.. II. Barker on RigM Foods for IN
Jants; Highly neurishing and easily diersted y
Dy: HdssaH IL combines the most valuable FLEsH
and HOMECOMING SUBSTANCES, and differs essen
TALLY from other farinaceous foods which being
quite unable to afford proper .nourisnment to a
growing infant, frequently lead to a rckety and
idiotic condition. Sayery & Mooreis preparation
has also the advantage Of being freed from the
GROUND hnsk OF the corn, which prodsce. irritation
or straining required: Sold in tins. Prepar ed By
Savory 4 Moore, 1a3 New Bond street, London
keepers throughout the States and Canada ms-s.s.
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Again are We called upon TO perform the pain
ful duty Of announcing the death of one who,
# not altogether lovely. was chief among q
made perfect We refer to "c as ReS sss
Jack" the genial, whole souled, or perhaps
considering his mixed parentagel we should
say half soled, copper,colOred gentleman, who
little iava-bed. Jack did not wrap what little
drapery he had about him and lie down TO
pleasant dreams, and his demise was hastened
ded In his diaphragm, running . digestive ap.
paratus that had never been disturbed BY ban
quets Of roast dog, salt horse, washed down by
copious draughts Of fiery untamed benzine and
of the deceased, our pen unconsciously drifts
into the Philadelphia Ledger form of mourning.
and We are led 10 exclaim
Dearest Shack, thou has left MS,
No more horses thou wilt steal:
But twas 0illen that bereft us,
He can ALL our sorrows heal
First we thought II was Sconchin,
Then We heard tves Scar-Fsced Charles,
But the latest Rows, Sehack-N Nasty, =
Says tbs YoU have Quit earth's snarls.
Gone but net forgotten. |
Friends Of the family invited 10 attend
covered carriages for an who wear gloves.
Born Of poor but honorable parents, ",Ack"
ae1 years. mad. ely sSSss sn s sss in
time have sent him 70 Congre1 II his scui had
not been ru sheiled ont q hs ePhemersi hell BY
Tax Collector, President Of s base. ban club.
Horse Plagiarisine Asociatiop, WkeS he fsit 7
sensation Of eonenee It the pit Of b stomack
VA %s SsasS &c cssss % %SS e hs ss
Shack.NAsty MAS Also ~ generous q the M
creased salary veters, who only drew tAeir
Pc. saiisy % Pay on the p9Slio debt, ana The
not ps1nsssd . die slower. and By ins Inch va'
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Chflahood.

o child o new born denizen,
OF lifes great cityi on thy head
The glory Of the morn L. shed
Like a celestial benisonl
Here a. the portal thou dcst stand,
And With thy little hand
Thou openest the my sterious gate
Into the future undiecovered land.
By.uhat sxfrology 81 fear o. hope
Dare TO casf thy horoscopes
Lie the nee Moon tiny lie Appears.
A fittle strip Of silver light
Aud widening outward into night.
The shadowy disk Of future years
A prrphecv and iufimsfioD,
A pale and feeble adumhrafion.
Ofthe great world Of light, that lies
Beyond all human destinies. LOasfsilOtc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

QUEER SUIT Is on trial in Lee county, Iowa.
A woman, who had some trouble in the church,
WAS suspended in consequence, but continued
to attend the meetings, and when her enemies
were praying or exhorting, made herself con-
spicuous byputting her hands over her ears and
looking any thing but angelic. This sggray ated
the brethren 50 much that she was forcibiy
elected from the church-room. She now sues
for damages in the sum of as 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

!. TRAySlLlRs ON Foor.-The United Ststss
supreme Court recently decided that . policy
pubic o. private conveyance does not covsr
The ease Of . man who = bsatsn 10 death by
hignvaynen robbers, While. Walking ct mid
railway station The Court held that wsikina
10 not travelling BY public or private convey
ance, these terms euegestins tho use Of veAi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

STEAMED CoRN-BRED-One quart corn meal
one quart sour milk; one teaspoon salt; one tea
spoon coda; half-cup molasses Mix we'll
Steam three hours. This is very nice for din
ner at any time, particularly with pork or sau-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

~They te II Of one Boston mother who saws
OF her baby that "as it couldn't be handsome
like its papa it's going to be good like its mann
ma" This is the first baby on record that Is not
the prettiest that ever Was-to its mother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10
TIE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
THE 18th CENTURY

DR.. 3. D. Howe's Arabian Milk Cure.
FOR CONSUMPTION.
Cures ordinary Coughs and Colds in q few hours,
like magic; also,
d.. .. d. HoWe's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
Which Is purely vegetable, cleanses the system Of
all impurities, builds it right square up and makes
pure, rich blood.
For "Genersi Debility, ~ "Lost yit.lity.p and
broken down constitutions
81 Challenge fAs Ntaeteestk Csntuypu
To lind its equal.
Every bottle is worth lite weight i'm gold.
Price o per bottle; or six bottles for SIS.
Sold Wholesale and retail by
CHAs. SIoTI Co., $50 Pennsy lvania avenue,
=. D. G,IMas, ss1 Pennsylvania avenue.
&c: DUcKKrf, corner Penn. ave. and nd IT.
il Mnsu6S CO., near Treasury Department
A. Davis Co., 18th and l. streets
3, MAJoR, 7th and streets
]. b. STONE, 7th and L streets
ID. b. CLAREE o., ~ street and Penua ave
j. b. JONES, sd and streets southeast.
TABER Co., s29 7th street southeast.
=. D. DOwLIN6. ~ and streets south west.
A. J. 6cHAFHERT, North Capitol and streets
p:P HIcKLINe, sol Pennsy luania ave. and Sd st
". b. 6foNH, corner nth and D streets.
WILrRED MclEoD, Georgetown. spaS- w&s SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

Z .H1The local editor OF the Utica Herald h
observing. He sayG "Amateur Rsrdeners bevin
70 collect clubs and 70 cat ven9eful gIanccs ~
their neighbpy1, hens" :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

child 10 ost Of place in q city. No special
provision b made for him In the piles Of brick
and mortar that make up q metropolis He is
trampled under foot by business, orthrust out
INTO the great cemeteries In the suburbs, .ghere
his ghostiy ganbOls will disturb no one, In
the country, the child finds buttercups and dali
seis.seovn everywhere for his delight; the Wild
strawberry and the chestnut tree scattered
about for his food; and over great green car
pet, spftnkled with fountains. tho changeful
panorama Of the skies unrolled 20 satisfv his
longing for variety. But here, tie sewer sends
out its deadly breath TO poison half the babies
who are born, and 10 does its work % we'll that
they never reach the limit Of the first year.
With the sewer, the vendors OF POOR milk, de-
cayed vegetables, and unseasonable fruits, And
those who let wretched lodgiaes to the pSor,
combine % make life such burden to the chill
dren who have passed their inst year, that one
hah Of them drop II gladly before they roach
TIE sge Of ave. and 60 to slesP with little Asnda
clssped over heart crushed by. practical bor-
sews. If King Herod had emily been . shrXwd
man, he would have buiat . great city, nth
sSsn r ar :sxsss IN II 80 would have
mighter than the sword--M r. GrupAie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

6UCSC0G9s
An inquisitive French bishop once caught
Tartar In the Duke de Roquelaire. The latter,
The bishop with. ali, 6i!" The Duke stopped.
prelate: "Pafis," sad the duke. eWSat Us Is
there fresh in PARISH "Green peas" "But
What, wH.t were the people saying when you left?''
"vespers: "Goodness, man." broke out the
9entienen term me the Duke de Roqueiaire.
Drive on, postiiion:" One morning woman
could speak she barred her arm, saying, ssBurn."
"a poultice," said the doctor. Next day she
called again showed her arm and said, Better
fore Abernethy saw her again; then she said,
"Weil. your fee?" ssNothin9,o quoted the great
medico; "you are the most sensible woman
d,, aver cd s.w Lord aberdeen, the premier
the little use he made Of his tongue. when,
by way Of reconsiling him to accompany her on
ns ses eip, the queen smllingly Observed, al be-
Always, madam, !" was the brief but signia-
cant reply. "But, !" said her Majesty, "not very
sea sicnY "xery. madam said the unoom.
hardly say, was not given 70 use too many
words. One example or his economy this way
VIII sufice. The duke wrote 10 DIR. Hutton for
. young oficer who hsd been under his instruc-
ton. The doctor thought he could not do less
than an..er the que.don verbally, and made
ton saw him h seid, "I Am obliged to you, doc
COZ, for the trouble you. have taken. Is - at
for the poste" Clearing his throat. DIR. Hutton
"That's quite su11eiens," said Wellington, al
know how valuable your time Is; mine lust
nov, 10 equally -. I YIN not detain You any
longer. Good mornins!"-CAsabsr.s Journal.
PULLING Toorn.-Not long ago the old
male hippopotamus Il the gardens suffer-
much from . decayed tooth. In former times
ne would have been shot, as WAS Door
.sCh1nee, :" the elephant ct Exeter Change
Mr.. Bartlett. superintendent Of the Geological
Gsrdei Q, with hb ever ready talent in meeting
all emerEencies, determined to pull out the
tocth. He ordered the blacksmith to make .
pAh Of tooth fcrceps," and tremendous pair
shsy were. The ..bite', Of the f0rceps 5ust
fitted the tooth q the h,ppopotamus BY skill-
fui nan.eement Bartistt managed to seiss
The s:.s TIE aI n,Rss, .i iS; IT iIisStsiy
the Other, and at last out came the tooth. and
hiPpe soon gos well again Popular Ssss.ss
8VSSsSsys Z
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r. a.sh-Tes2 ~ i5ga4a aHaatEsi $50
= F. SKI essTam es5 - ar 2la1.is I'd
~ g - s-.fi Hirsl-8 9ft ~ .sEg
r iift l.f ieHa viiaslaees -. sss Ssi-sl
.EsfiC..F ksl..f ~ s.st 1-sf !
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A TEACHER In Roekport, n. T., receivSd q
mott, the other day, from m indignant PARENT.
which read: 81 want you TO stristly understand
that you hant boss - my Children n yoa leep
maria for ben late you viii hare troubl you need
live Inn free iAnA adoo." - y -
d urAn Knglisks female witness promp6lv,da-
mad a1nFtlhip 10 be ssAooking af each otter.
taking hold - each Other's hs1ds, and sll (hat
Kind 0fthh -------------- .
DroAa8ponise discordant natures. and but
Of ooneletne indlvidualities 70 develop happy
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DRY GOODS.
READ TO THE BOTTOM.


GOes BLACK ALPACA ., SOC. !, Alp.o. .. "a. ,...
20 S1x. Black sins from 81 O. s2o "a Grsn.
sIT Il nd n ro I'll and Al. .s
az LACE IGi fk aisis ana sAcours at loves.
SloIMs and oAssIMkRkstn sr,., variety.
Inc trsi,iest sssortment ef CAMB. EDGE sal in
Cent fgEsIssaaiifsssSi 'Soops. Consisting ., pa.
81 ,,. es sS Drawers, H.dery, HaKf., Nek
PAR.s9Ls ard Sun UMBRELLAS. VITA long
HATTISGs and oILcLorH.
cosis and Sls~ks SPOOL COTTON al C.. per
sfooi or soc. Per doz., at
LUTrRKLL q WINES,
n1tN 1880 Pa. eve. cor spyh street.
NV DIZZY GOODS.
Pine rskScH LAWNS and PKRcALks, sss.,
LACEsTRIPEp JAPANESE CLOTH, At rSe.
Blue PLAIDs. y and &C.
WHITE PlQUEs sc, worth sOc.-- IOs
One case BLACK aud WHITE LAWNS, n ts,
Per yard, (lOe uDder the price,
LACE sACQUEs, from So to $50 each.
Besu;ifui Goods fvr Chiidren's Dresses. from IS
10 1Sc.
n,su BoGAN wrLrE.
10 Bk, or NoT TO BE,
Is NoTIR QUESTION
To FIND, OR MOI To FIND,
BARGAINs, BARGAINs.
THAT ~ HE QUESTION.
BE Therefore convinced, ana try for eheAp ana
nice goods
wOLFoRD 4 SHILBERG'S,
DkESS GOODS,
LLAMA LACE POINTS
LLAMA LACE JACKETS,
ALL THE NOVELTIES IN PARtsoIs AND
NkM CoL0Rs IN SIN UMBRsLLAs
LATE STYLE FRINGED WELLS,
PARASOL COVERS,
LADIES BOWS AND TIES,
And many other articles too numerous TO mention
Persons from the distant part of the city will
Ind n 20 their advantage, before purchasing else
where, TO call NJ this "a nous sblisliment.
Remainder ~ThE Arcade,
40 425 1th street, between ID sns n, 5 w.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. 40.

ssTHE AMERICAN ODD FELLow, !" for Hay.
price IS cents, received and for ssle b.
sTOCkMAN SON, Agents for District Of Co
lumbia, ~. 9Th street northwest, q Aisa,
all the new Books, Perodicsls, sc, and full as
sortment Of Stationery, Pictures, Picture Frame-,
&C. me-tr
TNHE ROYAL DIADEM; NEW MUSIC
Il BOOK.
Play and Profit in nv Garden; by Roe.
The Young Mechanic, Practical Treatise.
The Other Girls; by Mrs. whitney.
Memoir Of Brother; by Thomas Hughes.
Literature and Dogma; by Mathew Arnold.
CroQuet at all prices.
Agency for STAlEkD GLASS.
WM. BALLANTYNE,
matr Aae 7th street near T.
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wOLFORD 4 SHILBERG,S.

NEW ATTRACTlONsI
Low PRICES
CARPETsl CARPETS CARPETS
Newess designs ENGLISH BRUSSELS,
ENGLISH INGRAfNs,
WHITE and CHECK MATrINGs,
OIL CLOTHS,
Ru0s and MATS,
WINDOW SHADES, In all oolors,
aud WINDOW FIxTUREs. q
WOLFORD q SHILBERGN,
425 SEVENTH STREET.,
Between d and Z, southwese.
as-tr ~THk Arcade.
nRY GOODS AT PANIC PRICES.
Great bargains In DRY GOODS from the New
York and Philadeiphia auctions Dres Grens dines
Al b, 10 and l2f cents per yard, beautiful line %
Dress Goods ~ less than importers prices; strip-d
Swiss Al sc. yard worth Sc; Blay Linen very
low price, Striped Yosemite Al soc vsrth sec.; Job
ioi Lace Curtains at esso piecei line Of besuti-
azs-iy 1920 Peunsyivsnis avenue
I ovELY POLKA DOT GOODS, from laX cent?
IL up, % POULAND, SILKS Il al.xs, Ct
BkOpHkAD cos,
ELEGANT BLACK SILK, from Sl % up and Q
H full line Of all kinds Of SPkING aud sUMMBR
RRopHEAD q cos,
mari 1Sm 1908 street.
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Skilled Domestic Service.

There is no department of American
lifo SO cursed with ignorance and lack OF
skill as that of domestic service. There
are thousands of families in this city
and the same fact obtains in other cities
who have no satisfactory service from
years end to years END. The servants
come and 90, and lie and waste, and spoil
and quarrel and steal. They have no
loyalty, no faithfuness, no carefuncss, no
skill to do the duties which they under
take and which they loudly and confident
ly profess to understand. Their ignorance
i. only matched by their insolence. They
have no disposition to learn, no ambition
to become excellent, no desire to please,
and no wish TO remain for any considera-
bic length of time at one place. The
sailsrs' clearinghouse, from which they
are dragged and shipped for every brief
voyage 90 not seem 10 DC more oeuoi''.
lied and hopeless places than many of
those places so strongly misnamed "intel-
ligence omces' ir0m "hio" s'o'e' "
glris are sent INTO lalnl'ies every uaJ
glrli VINO are Hnown 70 DC ihen'c''"', anu
who are expeolco pacN III search VI "n
other place nelore 'he hrs' m0n'h - out
Inc waste Oh luel III ri'h NC" A'''"'"6
would keep all 'ne poor pe0Pie warm
The food thrown away OF ralneu W fe0N,
lessness and ignorance wou'a ieeu 'eu' o'
thousands Foreigners "onaef '"a' nv
American iami'y 'aAes 10 '"o OOa'u
house and the ho'e'' Out Tue sc0fe' u 'u'S
strange liking for hotel lie Is Inc wre.cn
ed service OF domestic l'fe. women ge'
tired and discouraged with houseKeep'ns'
aud give it up.
If We could see any tendency to I'M.
nrovement in domestic service, We should
not trouble ourselves to write this article
but there is no such tendency apparent
We are every year more thoroughly sat
isfed that there must be some concert o.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

"A frontier correspondent who saw
Capt. Jack after his capture remarks that
his appearance would have been improved
if he had been washed before he was
ironed. rssc. rg