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Railways Ready Relief

hauWayS hea0y NolieI
Will aferd instant ease! Inflammation Of the
Kidneys, Inflammation of the Bladder, intsIuma-
tion Of the bowels, CONGESTION Of the ungs, s,re
Throat, Difficult Breathing, Palp Iarion of The
Heart, Mysteries, Group, DiptheTia ,atarra, In
fuenzia, Headache, Ioothache Neuralgia Lheu-
mafism, Cod Chills, Agne Calls.
The application of the Ready Belief 20 the part
or parts where the pain CT ditcs lily exists, viii al
ford ease and comfort
% drops in a half tunbler Of water Il II. in a few
moments, cure Cramps spa-ms, sour ctOnsc q,
Heartbu. n Sick Hetisch-, DrarThc DysentaIy,
CoIIc, Wind Ia the Bbwels and all Internal pains.
Travellers should al ays carry q bOttle OF Raj
way Relief with them. fcw drops in water
will prevent .icsne,s or IA n. from change Of va
ter.
II Is better than French Brandy or Bi,ters ~ a
St null mt.
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEvEE AND AGUE CURED For FIFTY
CENTS.
There Is not a remedial agent In this world that
VII cure feser and Agu-, ami all other Hai.r.ons
Bilious, &C ,rla, Typhoid. yellow and other feve.,
laided by Railway ril!s) so quick a. R-Iwsy's
Ready helief.
Fifty cents Ier bottle.
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STABBED.
Cutting ARRAY at the Fort.

Night before las, Mr.. George Dunnett, q
civilisn resident OF the Fort, was assaulted
and stabbed in the right side by knife in
the hsn1s Of drunken soldier named Lee.
At first it was feared that the lung had been
bat subsequent Developments showed that a
very severe flesh wound was the extent of
the injuries received. The assault was en-
tirely uuprovoked on the part of Dannett.
Lee was drunk ami on .he war ra;h," and
having 4 knife in his hand showed it into
the first man he came across. He did not
seem to realize what lie had done, and was
showed into the guard house to recover from
his drunkenness, when he will have an ex-
animation.
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Read the follow ng sxtrsct Of a letter from Mrs..
Rivers, vie OF Rev. DR.. Rivers, OF the most
learned. eloquent ami popular ministers Of the
Methodist Episcopal hurch, and Uho l. At present
stationed at Broadway Church Louisville. Ky.
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THElocomotive report for all the Divisions
of the Kansas Pacific railway, for the month
Of July, shows the following: Miles run by
passenger engines, SO, 939; freight, s0,6sS;
miscellaneous, AZ. 1913; masking the total OF
ls2,Sl5. The average number Of miles 10
one ton of coal, 1850, and to one quart Of
oil, 1913 The average cost of wages of
engineers and firemen was CG.05; cleaning
AID watching engines, 0l.30; fuel, O2.2S;
repairs, 0S40; stores, 0o.6G, making the
to:al COS. per mile run, 24.G9. The price Of
wood per cord was 81 g, and cost per ton,
s. so.
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DIR. G.. BIGELOW,
Confidential Physician.

Has removed from No. I79 South Clark Str ct,
corner Of Monroe, to No. iGi SOUTH STATE ST.,
CHICA6
1t is yell known by all readers Of the papers that
DR.. c. Bgelow r. the Oldest established physician
IN Chicago who has de the treatment OF all
chronic and Sexual diseases a specially. Science
and experience has made Dr.B. the most renow ned
sPEcI .LIsr Of the age honored by The press. es-
tesmed Of the highest medical attainnlents by all
the medical institutions cf the day, having devoted
TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIrK in perfacting remedies
that will cure positively the cases OF CHRONIC
AND PRIVATE DISEASES OF the EXTRAORDINARY
ORGANS OF both sexes. SEMINAL WEAKNESS pro-
ducing NERVOUSNESS, AVERSION TO SOCIETY, IN
PAIRED VISION, Loss OF MEMORY AND MANHOOD,
perfectly cured. 1t is evident that one who confines
himself TO the study of certain diseases tire ting
thousands Of cases every year, must have greater
skill than physician in q general practice. Head
his MEDICAL TREATIES for ladies' and gentlemen
sent free to any address, in sealed enve.ope Cox
sULTATION FREE. The finest rooms in the city.
with skPARATK PARLoss f9t ladies aud gentlemen.
Fall-see only the Doctor. CON-
rIDKNrIaL. Address letters TO DE-. c. BIGELOW,
No. 46l State street.
n. B-ladies send for descriptive circular Of
Pessarie Remeii, the best preventative OF concep-
ton known. Sent 10 any address free Of charge.
deci9ddw
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LYMAN, the Holton seducer, has obtained
bail and i. now at large. His trial come.
of at the October term ofthe District Court.
A committee of the ladies of Holton, took
up subscription to raise funds to pay the
boarding, &C., of Jane O~ens. preparatory
10 sending her to the Homeof the Friendless
in this CITY.
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au.I9ds w5v
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As maj persons discredited their extranri nary
power. ir IN the tact Of their disappointment in
the use Of other advertised remetlies-and be-
lieved it impossible Tor simple deincs made only
from vegetable substances-rcois, terbs, etc
should poss IS such marvellous power. Yet they
the field, after undergoing the chemical process OF
distillation designed by nature in the and
churn, Furnishes with buttsr-certainly the
most abundant fat, cal rie or heat-makin--b
tissue, muscle sinew and blood-n.aSins consti;u-
ents for the human body.
But when those people Who first doubt the eiHca-
CIV of thee remedies Commence their Use, they re-
come their Icost earnest aivocate3.
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Roof examined, estimates Of cost given, aud
when required. will be put il tn trough repair.
Orders respectfully selected.
For full intorm,tion. recommends from Insur-
arce Companies and others. tditorias from the
leading De ssp1pers, sample shingls ,sted
With the slate,
Agents wanted in every town.
Address
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Posilnasaers Appointed.

The following postmas.ers were appointed
in Kansas during the week ending August
3O;h, 1878, as furnished by William Van
Week of the post office department:
Carlton, Dickinson county, Marcus
Cooley Hiattville, Bourbon county, Eobt.
A. Cunningham, Raymond, Rice county,
W. II. Tibbetts; Strongstown, Crawford
county, Alfred Williams Wakefield, Clay
county, Richard Wake.
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sB-Our lotteries chartered BY the State are
s.says drz 1t tho time named and all drx winss
under the snp~rvison Of sworn com ~ issionsrs.
e1rInc Official dr.siDg viii b.. pabl.hesi In the
st. LOuis papers, and . COPY Of drAsins sent 10
purchase sOf tickets.
s%ws will draw . similar scheme the Last day
Of every month during the yea 1873.
s~Rsmit by p ~ pFFfCE MoSEY.ORDER,
REGISTERED LETTER DkAfT or EXPRESS.
send fol circular. Addr-ss,
MURRAY. MILLER co,
Postoaee Boz, 2ssS. Louis No.
iuneli-dAv
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AdBuinistrAtOr's Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, =

STATE OF KANSAS,
Leavenworth County,
In the Probate Court In and for said county-In
the matter Of the estate Of Mathew Po,oc ki, de-
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters testamentary
have been granted to the undersigned on the estate
Of Mathew Potocki. late of said county, deceased
" and State Aforesaid, dated the 2nd day of Au-
gust, 4. ID. 1873. Now, all persons having claims
against the said estate hereby notified that they
must present the same 20 the undersigned for al
lowance within ore year from the date of said
letiers, or they may be precluded from any bene-
ft Of such estate; and that if such claims be not
exhibited within three year after the date of said
letters, they shall be forever barrel.
LOUIS NARCOP.
Executor Of the last will drawn OF the estate of
Mathew Po.ocki. deceased.
August 18th. 1878. aui5w-3w
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT

/
she EseesS.s OF the ssnt as
the Next General
Election.
Substitute Tor Hcu.. Joint Resolution No. IL,
providing for An suenduioui te the Cops;itu-
tion.
Be Esact4f By the Legis af.re Of The S.as> Of Kan
sds. sro fhirds u oil the nec,tcrs elected 10 each
House eoncuJTing here.a:
SECTION I. That section two article two, o. the
Constitution Of the state of Kansas be- a1euded
- - to read fOl!owe: The nu Der Of Represen-
tattves and Senators shall be regulated by law,
but shall never excel one hundred aud twenty
nve Representatives and forty Senators. From
and after the adoption Of the amend ntnt the
House Of Representatives shall admit one member
f from ss s.ss e'sn sin IN which at a.,
cast at the next preceding general
election and each Organized county in which less
than two hundred legal were cast at the next
and constitute . pat of the representative dis
tiet Of the county lying next adjacent to it on the
SEC. 2. This amendment shall be submitted TO
ton. 1t the next general election.
SEC: .. the ballots used n said election shall
be written or printed IS follows: ''For Amend
ment to section two. article tvo Of the Cons;itu-
tion;' or. Against amendment to section two,
article two, Of TIE Constitution
SEC. This art shall take elect and be In force
,I0m Anu aItef 1ts PUBLICATION IN the 'Aansa5
Weekly Common Wealth.
hereby certify that the above Joint Resolution
originated in the House OF Representatives Feb
ru.ry S, 1873, and passed. that body February 2s,
1878, tvo-th.rds OF ali the members elect voting
therefor.
JOSIAH KELLOGG,
Speaker Of the HOUSE Of Representatives.
ALHX. X BANKS
Chief Clerk OF tie House Of representatives..
hereby certify that the above Joint Resolution
passed the Senate March 6, 1873, tvothirds Of all
members elect voting therefor
E. s. SLOWER.
President Of the Senate.
0no. c. CnovrHER,
Secretary Of the Senate.
Approved March s, 1873.
THOMAS A. OSBORN, Governor
Thereby certify that the foregoing is . true and
poREect copy Of the original enrolled Joint Re.oiu-
Ion now on 6le in my ofRce, and that the same
rs puhlished in the ''Kansas Weekly Common |
Uealth'' April 10, 1873.
In testimony whereof ! have bereunto sub !
IcTibed my name and axed the seel Of s. ate.
Done ct Topeka this 3Ist day Of July, A. 1873. |
fskAL1 W. H. SHALLwOOD,
-algs-d&v.tnovl Secretary Of stAts.
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l.3 the Cost at ISe.ShinxlinC.

he Of sIatirg new shingles Is only about the
cost of simply laying them. and the slste Is fire.
proof against sparks AID live css's IA ling upon il
may be easily tes'ed by any on, and as aEpsars
from the fact that Insurance Companies
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Make the SAM Tariff that they
90 for Mated roofs.

For tin ard iron it has no equal, as II expands
by heat and oontra,ts by cod, ard never CRACKS
scales. For cemetery fences II Is par'icul rly
adapted, as it will not corode in the most exposed
places. Roofs covered with Tar Sheatpiug Felt
can be male water-t ght ut a small expense. The
Slate or Paint Is
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And is, 20 a.. Enfenfs and Pur.
poses. slate.

IL j. a slow dryer, but rain will not fleet il in
the least in one hour after il is put OF.
Samples sent t, any part of the countrv BY ex.
press, C. o. d. at the f1ilosins prices: ii ordered
TO be sent by ireighI the moneJ Ihust accompany
the order.
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GLINE'.S PATE
Slate. Roofing Paint.

4 r0of may lie covered with = very cheap single
and by the appc alton of this sia 6e La de to .st
IRON IS 10 80 years. Old 10 be patched and
coais. and made to look much better AID last
longer tb1a shingles without the slate, for
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and FEVER
OF CHlLLS AND FEVER,

The proprietor of this ceiebrated medicine Justly
claims Tor il superiority all remedies ever Of
ersd the public for the safe certain speedy and
Fever. whether Of long or short stsndinz- He
refers ID the entire Western and Scu,hern Coun-
try u bear him testimony to the truth Of the as-
serticn, that in no case whatever does il fail to
cur' II the directions strictly followed and
med out. In a great many Gas single dose has
been suf;c ent Tor a cure, aud whole families have
been cured by single bottle, With peri ct resto-
ration Of general heat tn. Ii Is however, prudent,
and in ey-ry case moro certain TO cure, II its
is continues in smaller doses a week or two after
the dis =ase has been checked, more especially in
diff cult and long standing Usually this
medicine ~ill not require aid TO keep the bowels
IN good order. Should the patient, however, re-
qure cathartc medicine, after having tax N three
tour doses OF the tonic. a singh dose of Bali .
Vegetable Family Pill, will be sufficient.
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CONSU MPTION
AND ITS CURE
90

Victims Of this awful disease are found In every
neighborhood, IN almost every house.
For them and for their friends We have tillnss of
good cheer and hoPe-the announcement Of Q most
Important discovery, firmly basrd upon common
sense and reaspn. by which the terrible malady h
positively controlled, and lite victims are restored
10 health,
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100000
4, Va Gifts, Amounting 10.

3,uI Gifts, amount ~ To-. $50, coo
The number OF tickets TO be drawn from one
Wheel by blind children, aud the giits drawn
from another
This enterprise Is endorsed by the best business
men ofour territory. The small price Of tickets Is
guarantee of speedy sale, making this one Of tho
in registered letters, postofi,e mosay orders. by
express or by letters, crefuIly sealed and plaialy
directed.
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A New ESeLANDER appreciates good
mackerel. A day or Two ago We saw piled
in front of the immense s.ore-rooms Of
Messrs. Cochrop, Biumsn & Taylor, on
Shawnee street, . fs- hundred kits of these
fine fsh. The packages we're new. neat and
clean, We inquired of the junior psoprie.
tor II the fish were good. He said they we're,
that it want sixty days since they were
swimming in the Atlantic Ocean. OF couree
q package went home yesterday morning,
sc tested them, and we nov "age." they
are the choicest ever fonnd in sny market.
They are hsadless and taiIlsss, large
and fa., and tie meat was white
and clean. Ii any one dO0bts let him try
them. Freshen one in plenty of water, boil
a short time and hroil to good brown.
The house does not do . retail business
but cell million per annum, and If any
friend Of the firm wants . New England
dieh, the gentlemen need not put on ain and
refuse to accommodate genuine Yankee
lover Of the delicious mackerel.
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foundations of the new Jail building.
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WORN
OVARIAN TUMoa CURED.

. The Only S.s and Sure Remedy for Taoe, Pin
and Worms all Kinds
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WANTED.

a GOOD GENERAL AGENT in all the
N counties OF III. west for the best se xiny Ma
chime in the World; tie Stiliest Easiest and Fast
est in tie market. Ths best terms. Look alive,
now is the chance. CHA>. MiNARD Manager,
Bunhan Fantcn, 5. Nj Go $50 Pine street,
St. Louis, $40. sePt4wlm
A GENTS. - i've, energetic agents wanted In I'M
"A occupied territory, TO work the best sewing
machine in the market ''The BsrtrAm'' is the
fastest sties, easiest running, and has the short
est self setting needle In the wor d. The best
terms given. For further part sculars addr s.
Chss. Mnard, Manager Bartram a fantom >. NJ.
Company. Branch Office, $40 Pine street st. Louis,
NJ. snySIeo1&w
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TUMOR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RADNAY,S REiOLNENU

BEVERLY, Mass. July 13, 1869
DR.. RADwAY-I have had ovarian inmor n the
ovarie, ami bowels All the doctors said ''there
was no he p for it, tried every thing that
recommended, but nothing helped me. saw your
Resolvent. and thought would try il but had no
faith in IL, because had suffered for twelve wears
took six bottles of the ResJvent, one box OF Fad
ways Pills, and used two bottles Of Your Ready
Relief and there is not sign Of a tumor to be
OF felt, and feel better, smarter AMI happier thar
have for twelve years. The worst tumor in
the left side of the bow Is oser the groin. write
this 10 you for the benefit Of others You prJ-
!i=h it If you choose.
HANNAH p. KNAPP.
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Arcgrsos ia now talking about the pre-
prietv of purchasing steam Ere engine.
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Fairs Of Kansas.

Kansas State Fair, Topeka, September %,
%, q, % and %.
Kansas Agricultural and Mechanical As
sociation Fair, Leavenworth, October 6
to October IL.
Northern Kansas District Fair, Atchison,
September S-l3.
Allen county, lola, October Sill.
Anderson county, Garnet, October Is.
Brown county, Hiawatha, September %
-s3.
Butler county, Douglas September 80 TO
October g..
Coiey county, Burlington, October S-IO.
Dickinson county, Abilene, September II
10.
Doniphan county, Troy, September %
90.
Greenwood county, Eureka, October Is.
Jefferson county, Oskaloosa, October 20.
johnson county, Olathe, September so TO
Oc.ober 3.
Labette county, Oswego, October 9-l1.
Lynn county, Emporis, September l5-l9.
MAMA county, Paola, October IA.
Montgomery county, Independence, Octo.
Der Is.
Pottawatomie county, Louisville, Septem.
Der l7-l9.
Riley county, Manhattan, September 80 to
October 5.
Washington county, Washington, Septem.
Der l6-lS.
Woodson county, Neoeho Falls, October
Is
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e. r. e.
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF.
CURES THE WORST FANS IN FROM ONE
TO TWENTY MIN les.
NOT ONE HoCs AFTER READING THIS ADV ERTIsE-
HENT MED ANY oSE sUFrEE WITH FAiS.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
ISA CURE FOR EVERY PAIN,
Ii was the Grs. ard is
THEONLYPATN REMEDY
THEONLYP REMEDY

that instatiy stops the mos. excrucistiny pains,
ALLAYS INFLAMMATION AND CURES CON-
GE>liUNS.
Whether Of the Lungs. Stomach, Bowels or other
glands aud organs, by one application
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
Nomai' er how violent or circulating the pIin,
the Rheumatic, Bsi-ridden. Inirm, Crippled
Nervous, Neuragic or PrGstrI:ed with 4 selse may
suffer,
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OVARIAN TCMOR CURED.
Never has a medicine taken internally been
known 10 have cured tumors either OF the womb,
uteri, ovsries or boweis; the knife hiss been the
sole reliance in the hands OF experienced surgeons:
but DR.. Railways Sarsapiriila settles this ques-
ton, for it has cured over twenty persons of ova
rian eysts and tunors, we'll as tumors in the
bowels, uterus, womb, liver. dropsical eff Ision
ascitss and calculus secretions.
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Extremely Cheap.

Two gallons will cover a hundred square fee. Of
Shingie Roof, over four hundred Of tin or iron
Price Of the slate ready tor 50 cents per gal
Ion, SIG per hal barrel o. so per barrel IL shou
gallon With lib raj discount 10 the trad.
We furnish and apply the MAJ" isi 'r az. SO per
100 square feet in the vicinity Of New York.
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The many whence. Of The ex roriirarv cure, that
Ae da-i. r,po ted efe ted through
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GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
IN AID CE
Public Library
or COlOPAds.

First Legal Drawing
Time 1<t0nded
T0 October lsi 1879.
LA9TOHANoH.
Great Portion Of the Tickets Already Taken.
Tickets, 81 each or q for SIS.
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v;.,,,,- -, ,,,;. .-t,,, $4,000 s.u.a...
neighborhood, in almost every house.
For them snd for their friends We have tiilnss Of
good cheer and hOpe-the announcement Of . most
important discovery, firmly bas-d upon common
sense and reas,n. hy which the terrible maiady b
positively controlled, and lite victims restored
W;lsop.s C.rI,ol.tod Ccd I,vo. MI
T. ,. ..,,-,.,. "a
~ n1t SsrIet einpt.caa nosuum. ~ nsppy
e eomnsnoa OF ~, Two lemeo,es .nc.n % payatans
y une" = me Dest means o. e9moetung con.
discovery AMI % founded 'p0n the following
DOOND hSEASeSNAN0s
souss,umPuon oecay. eoGtainS, e1pec,esaot
rns s - ~ ooay ess,uI - ps.suvei tney % no'
.esSn sue - -tney 10 net ssoP tne 0ecsy- Iooic
tne neule' oot thS decay goee sesadliy on, and,
eLaSge sTe scmsumee so0d, pug tney seldom
snohy cure. In .hort. re hr,t thing 70 Be
soos 10 MoR ne eecay; toen sPptoeen toe -.
Ta;r e' soass - ssssoeSsa-stsa.1 ussmSos
mater a Tss 81
spp.,,s enerxstos MIN, ~. .nd IN ;h H.
tor he svmD.ons. ShIcb srs mSreIv II. rs ~
shiI. the eeeay-.hieh Is the eaus'-is eating up
These two :hires are we'll known by the best |
phy icians:
ist. Cs,bo,;e .c,s .u,ek,v .-r.st, asr.v. III
the most porertnI m.ii'ine IN fhs LnoTc vc,,d
Eyen dead i.S;e. ara nrs.srved hv n Entsr;nc
ints the crrn;.tion. !, ~ oncs er.nnis. visS cn,s
rupiion. and decay cessea II puri6es the sources
"a. Cod f,,., ri, :. n,,u,.., -, ,,,,,,.,. :,
ps he... G s< ne e'a
and enables nature 70 rreain hsr FOO bod. For
these purpose nothing can compare with Cod Liver
Oil This Is the theory Of
xus.., c..,, mn
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Wilson's Carbolated Cod Liver Oil

Il not . secret empirical nostrum. Il 10 Q happy
combination Of two remedies known 70 physi,i ans
every where ~ the best means Of combating con.
sumption. This com blnatiOu Il Mr.. Wilson's
discovery, ami 10 founded apon the following
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Why the schsoDsnarma Dos-t Marry.
"wednesday We were asked BY a prying
individual. Why there had been such
dearth of marriages of late among the young
lacy teachers in our public schools?
We give it up. We had not given the
matter any extensive thought, but now that
our attention has been called to the subject
We do become cognizant of the fact that not
many of the fair ones have been caught up
by the irresistible hymenial gale during
the late vacation, and blown hopelessiy
out upon the Sea Of matrimony. Unlike the
servant Of scripturAl allegory. these young
ladies are having better success with being
faithful over ''msny" than being rulers over
: few. But We will not NEEDLE further with
the subject. II is an extremely delicate one
and We should not have presumed to touch
upon it had the idea not been suggested.
In conclusion, We would in all confidence
sssert for the benefit of such of our young
men % may like Celebs be in search of 4
wife, that there are in our public scoools
many young ladies who would adorn any
rank in Life, and who, it is just possible.
might be induced to make the homes of
some crusty bachelors bright and beautiful,
and worth all the clubs in Christendom.