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Food for Gossip.
Son OF Admiral Je0Ains Narries a
Ballet Girl ;sa Washington

Washington July o. TELEGRAM to the Chicaso
Times.
Certain fashionable circles of w aSlinytnn
are inst now ag,tated by the marriage of ii
young mau of high social position to ole
u! the ballet girl, OF the Theatre Comique
The young man alluded to is Prestiv j :.
Jenkin son Of Admiral jenkins, of the
navy. lie had been a frequent visitor at me
Theatre ComiQue, and " hiie witnessing the
mazes Of the bewildcring can can, bee me
interested IN one of the dancers uhu light
tread the boards ut that place She Is A
blonde, about 10 yeaIs the senior ct the
young man, and has been on the stage i. d
IN the variety business for some tine She
is about the med height. AIT, is consider
ed g"od looking. She bars the name If
FRANK Christv,' and has reeently ken q e
Part of /" F-silty" in the can can with inf
mite grace and spirit. The visits IF young
Jenkins TO the theatre became more ire
quear and he sought his charmer behind
the scenes, and at the close of the perfor
nance he Was her Col st ant companion.
On Tuesday of this ~sek he took out Ii.
cense for marriage, and on tie same evening
at ST johns church, the assistant rector
officiating, he took her Cor bsts .r or worse,
Yesterday tbers was ripple Of exrIt,.-
ment IN west end asarter, which increased
before night. and the friends Of the young
man, becaIaing satished of the truth of tn,
ruDors OF marriage, at once te!egraphed
60 the Admiral ut Newport. The Young
man, however, did not allow this to inter
fere with his romance, and last night he
occupied prominent seat at the Theatre
Camique. and appeared to greatly enjoy
the svolutions af his bride. At the conclr.
sion of the performance he left the Thea
tire for the Continental Hosel, where Ihes
are at present domiciled. The brid- az
peared to night IN the " Can Cxn," before
a packed house.
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Mn MKEgSDT, Il young man from Shebny-
gan FANS viii open photograph gallery in
Mr.. Whites new bloc. on Eighth Street al
soon as 1t is finished. lie is having suit Of
rooms fitted up for the purpose, with spleu.
aid sky light and other couveniences for car
ryiGg on the photograph business, and those
desiring pictures taken viii do well to give
lin call
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CHrRTHt 80

Rrniftries Catholic Church. corner If VI .tr
grf hafsnai streets. established 1855 Rev j
r=7''er. Pastor. Hour or services: Ea.Iy Mas. al
2 a. y. High Mass AZ IL u. ID. Nespers at ~ o.
n. Week dlY Mass at z a. u.
First German Evangelical Lutheran Church
m =. cor. u Marshall a1d El-th sts) estabIishs
20. FsF u. Il. 2uehl, pastor. Service al 10
:. n. andAy School service at IL r. IN.
Methodist Episcopal Cnurcn. Rev. LavaIIs
i.tc rsssct.int, lJlI IN. and 5 D VA. every
-ahi JanG1y school 9 o. m. Prayer meet
". -nday, lu"sday and Thursday eyeri ngs.
~. Pres0y terrain church or Manitawoe organ
81 June 2ith Is Rev c. b. stevens. pastor
er3i@ss az l05 lock a, n. AID at ~ D. Ii
T-nIAy school services at O'Clock D. IN.
81. J5ne. Episcopal Church, Joseph DeFores
Rector. services sun lay hurnin ) at l0i& O'clock;
Evenings, al ~ O'Clock. ii.gi Communon Flrsi
SUNDAY ~ each month. Frilay evening services,
1t IL O'clock
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We ssnpied some cheese made a.
br. PJchn's cheese factory IN the town of
Newton, and feel free to pronounce iheaual
10 any made in the county. We certainly
DEERE the success OF Nr. Poehs's new
enterprise to be equal to the quality OF his
cheese.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

All person. interested are hereby notified
that the C. partnership heretofore existing in
the city and county of Manitowoc Wisconsin
under the style ind FL name of - Guyies
& farkrstz, was OF the LIST iay of July
1874 Gi-so.ve by mutual consent and pursu-
ant to articles of agreement thereto. All
debts owing to the said partnership are to be
paid 10 and received by George Paukratz,
and all demands against id partnership
are to he presented to the said George Pauk-
ratz for payment
Dated July lst- 1874
S2stf JoHS f. GUYLIs,
GDnHnI PANhkAIZ.
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JoHs CARER of Meeme gave as short
hnt pleasant call ON Tuesday. He reports
crops to be doing finely in his part of the
county, although somewhat in need of rain
We wish MIR Carey would come t. town of.
ten, If his comiRg was the result of the fine
ram which fell on Tuesday night
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THE SocIABLR gotten up by the ladies
OF The Presbyterian church in this city,
which came off on Tuesday evening, is
acknowledged By those who attended te
have been tue nost pleasant gathering of
he season.
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Capt. E. F. Psced.has opened First Class
private Boarding House, On BsGals Street.
bes ween eth and Main Streets, where be
offers board and lodging. CT simply board
at very reasonable terms. Fer particular.
sau 1t tie premises @A e2Asf
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fsiL ROAD TlME TABLES.
LAKE SHORE DIVISION.

Szrres- le-yss Man. 40 a. N. Ar. MI. 70. N
:. Mi. 4 o. m Ar Nan. s.ri o. m
Mixed, " Man. if,f5 A. M Nil 20 p. m
Nil 7.ss 3 m. Man 80 D. N
WESTERN DIVISION
ger iesses Nan. .. ar. Appleton sos r. m
Appleton 7 % a. N. Ar. M4n 10 Is
Two PIvTas DIVISION.
ID raves Nan. SIS .. m. Ar Two Rivers g. IS 0 m
Two Rivers 10 m AR. at NJ T.iJa N
F'xed : Nan. -. n. II. Two Rivers o. - a m
Two Iiyers i.39 a. IN. ar. Mo I. a. Ii
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Juper Do,,rrr,v &c w;s..,.; !, s,;d

JUDGE DonLITrLE of Wisconsin said. in
"n address to tie lan studerts at Ma i>on,
thai he who in the name of the profess n
would STIR ur stn.e, encourage litigation
for any purpose, and especially TO put
money III his pocket, is unworthy Of it, 1t
the judges opinioi bot one name describes.
scch man and snch character. and
though rewlv coined from the mint of
slang, 1t is too intense in meaning not to
be used: it is "shvrter'
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ESrRAY NOTICE!

A dark brown horse. about 10 years old
with white hind feet. and white SPOT in foIe-
head same intc my enclosure GA the l. Ike
SHIRE X" ID 10 Shc0rygan, abo.4t seven mile
South OF this city GU the l2Ih Of July Th
owner is requested - prove roperty, pay
the charges aud take the animal away.
FREDERIC l. RIDERS.
July Is h, oS7i. S3Jt3.
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LOCAL NOTICES!

The = Gentleman N Black )" who is the
u'tlar demon Of drani-shtps, assumes his
sourest ASPECT when the rapid progress oi
Vinegar B't,ers is reported down below -
fhe Peoples Vegetable Tonic is playing the
mischief with his bitters fred witt, rum. All
dieases which those dem ,Diac nosrrums ag-
gravate, under pretense of relieving. such rs
Indigestion, ck-headache, constipation,
rheumatism, govt and iuterminent fcvers
are cured by it. S29-41
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TELKGRAPHING. the Marite voc Tele-
grafh institute being now fully established
can accommodate any number of students
All those DESTROYS Of learning cnu do SO BY
apply ing At the office, over Plaus store.
S3a-2v
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READ THIs.-bo yoa was, coed Piano
FORTE, or good GARNET ORGAN, a, the
lowest possible pricef You can procure one
by calling on the undersigned at the City
Drug Store, next door &c the First Nation
- Rack OR BACON
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EasriT =. L. Smart.
Ira " Ee CogrE 4. Plonisg
K i7tsr q DEEDS JOHN Fran.
GpuntT Clerk. A n. Renter
L0aniy Treasnrer, q. Even
fpaHf{ judge ]. O. Ornsted,
SJIusE SrrYeFor. J)Iz O'Hlra
-s8Jt ~ SCHOOLS, Aeh1sl KIr<an,
ciait 4.ln Board Of -upsrvisors, H. H1obitd
4 ~. Alto Gsy, " j. faraer
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Sewing Machines at Cost.

As l wish to close up the Sewing Ma
chine business, will sell what | have IN
hand at cost prices. Those in need of a
machrne will Do well to call at the store of
Sll-tf T. W. BoRcnERpT.
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NARROW EscAPy.-Last Thursday the lit.
tie three year old son Of John Heenic had q
narrow escape from being crushed to death
He aud hi. favorite dog were playing Under
q wagon loaded With hay, when the torse-
started and one Of the hind wheels passed
shoulders Of the boy For some time it wa'
thought that the child was fatally injured
bet we understand that he was quite Gov
cred from the effects in about three days
The boy probably owes his life to the firm
skull Of the dog which bore up the greater
port on Of the load while it was passing over
them
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The FrsmNG Tue JHlia Di'iSko Is now
making daily trips to and from the fishing
fields out in the lake, and each time she
returns, she brings more fsh with her than
she did on the day previous.
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WANTED-DAf BOAR ERS,

A few day boarders can be accommodated
with first class boarI at reasonable rates
For particulars, enquiries hrs A H. Shep-
ard, corner Of Buiflloan- Main streets
SAT-
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THE whistle Of the new engine recently
put on the Lake Shore Road sounds as
| though it might be the mingled vail Of lost
soul and Commanche war-whecp.
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An IyvIrArIoy BAaL wi n be given q.
at Turaer Hall on the 18th OF July, by the
pupils of Prof. Way, AMI glsrioas tim /.
is promised, to those who are so fortunate
as to re:eise an invitation Guests of the
pupils VIII then have an opportunity Of wit
sessins the proficiency Of the Professor, as
an Instructor in the Terpsichorean art the
ease and grace in which those who have
taken lessons Of him go tarou.h ali the
figures of TIE may dance.
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BASE Sail Club was organized In this
cry on Friiay, July 10Th, 1874 and elected
tie following officers;
PressReat-Rev. Mr.. DEF
We Pres;ieEt--U. Pettitone.
SecTetary-H J. Gerpheide.
IrsGsnrer--A Anderson
taPsrs-H Gibson
p,rsetorS-Nlessrs go. Z. Reed C. W.
Natrous and John Mcfarland
ILec.ub will be known as +" Clipper Boys
Base ball Clab,' and will NEE, twice each
week On TIE base bail grouI d.
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AT the annual school meeting OF Dist No.
Monlay evening, Mr.. Jes. ToDbs was elect
ed Dist. Clerk and the following Gums of mon.
ey were voted: For finishing and Furnish
ing the upper story Of the school building,
81 ,220; for teachers wages -, 900; for incl
dentals, s 900. The wages OF the different
teachers will probably remain the same as
they were last year. One or two more
teachers will be required ddriag the coming
year than were employed LAST year, and
the money was raised for tleir wages.
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Or PBtrcHann can he found, at night, al
i : residence, opposite J. E. Platts s3O-3.
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Wonderful

The cures affected by DR.. wolcott's
celebrated Remedies, are simply Wonder
tri. Those suffering from Coughs, ga
tarrh, and Pain should try them. They
are sure cure. They have recently been
placed by the agent for this county in all
the leading Drug Stores of thi. city. en-
cept Z 1 J. Robinson's, having been in
PRODUCED here At the urgent reqsess of
hose who know their value,
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ORR Meme correspondent this week
gives rs q very glowing account of the
Fourth of JAY celebrasion at that place,
which will be found in another column.
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS,

GFr your Letter Heads, Ball Heads
Statements, Hards and other job printing
done at the pucT Office.
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" DsYCnoMANCY. or sOULCHA ANN

L lNsE.-' How eli Ell sex lay ftscirate
and gain tie Ii affections o. any persons tney
Choose instantly. L Is npie. M ntal acquire
mert all can possess, by nla for 2yc, tpaeth-
er with narrIa guide 4 syptIan Oracle,
Dreams. HINTS to LaCies. Weldon Night : irr
&c. queer book. Adl'ss I, WILLIAM & Co.
Pubs. +. ill., 4w
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pRowNED. Last Sunday Christian Klett
mason o. this city was drowned in Silver
Greek, about four miles from town. while in
bathing. he was suddenly t;.ken with a
eranp white beyond bis dexh and before as
ststance could reach him WAS drowned
MONDAY mo.uing on inquest was held by
justice Glorer md verdict of accidental
drowning rendered Deceased had his life
insured for two thousand dollars which will
no doubt be Of srent service 10 MS family
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ny y ESfStno wiring II VIII -fet sue
LT0 dne, and NO iaMeress which it
1AS will BOT cure This II strong
N1kA language but it is true. IL
has produced more cures q
HHcV0 rheursaftsm. neuralgia, lock-
jaw, palsy, spraias, evenings. cak-d-brea,ts,
scAlas, burns, salt-rheum. ear-aehe, SC.
upau the human frame. and of strains,
spawn. gals Sc. upon animals in Que year
than have ah other pretended remedies
siuee the world began. 1t is "A counter-irri-
tant, IA all healing pain reliever. Crippes
threw away their crutches. the lame walk,
poisonous bites are rendered harmless aud
the wounded are beated without a scar Ii
is 20 humhug. The recipe is published
around each bottle Is Is selling As no artl-
ticle ever before sold. and it sells because it
does just what ii pFetenis 10 do. Those
who now suffer from rbs pmaiisnl pa in or
swelling, deserve 10 suffer if they will pot
ase Ceutaur Llninent. More than l0eu GER
tifcates of remarkable cures, incluiing fro
zen limbs. chroaic rheumatism. gout run
ming tumo-s. &c, have heen received We
will send a circular containing certihcatee
the recipe. &c, gratis, TO any one request.
ing it One bottle of the yellow wrappers
Ceptaur LInimenI is worth one hundred dol
lars for spawned or swecniei horses and
mules; or for screw-worm in sheep. Stock
owners--ihis liniBent is worth your atten-
ton. No family should be without Centaur
Eminent. Sold by ah druggists. Fifty
cents per bottle; large bottles ) GO j. b.
Rose & Co, So Broadway, New York.
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Caster OIL. 1t is the only safe article in
existence which viii assimilate the food reg
uiate the bowels. cure wiud-coic and pro-
duce natural sleep. 1t contains neither
minerals, morphine or alcohol. and is pleas
ant to take. Children neei not cry and
moth ers may rest
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COM N Err CIAL.

MANIT0WoC MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Weekly by !. Sehuctte BrO..
DEALERS Is
n 4 \ q r u a
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FREE TO BOOK ANENTS
j Ut RU 3 lib A
300 PIANOS AND ORGANS,

Nes ami Second HIND OF Fir-t-Ciass Makers
VIII be SO 4 al fsONa Prices tor can, or Oh In
staim nts. or Tor rsit, il city ijhlntry slgrIn
-Ils month, ny HORACE WAtER5S SDN. No.
49, Broadway. tLan ever befJrs offered in New
York. Sp.clllIty: PiaaCs aai ORGANS To- let unit
ne rent money p"ys tue pricc OF the Instrument
Illustrated CIia,o es Mailed A large iScolut to
hInIslers, tnaici.es. Schools, Lbig1S, etc. lN
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Letter List.

The Follo wing is a list of letters remain
ihs in the Post Office which have not been
called for:
Gain Char johnson Susex
Charles Mrs c Lenuox Joseph
/ Donley Mrs Ellen Madlcn Mrs Nary
Dyer Geo Murphy Maurice
Edwards Mrs Mary FcGee James
Freeman L D Gibson Gunier
Fredriksen b Olsen Abraham
'Ganderson Simon Sigglekow Ludwig
hutchkins A Sawyer frank
'iundiaud Guuder 7 Thompson Henry 7
Jensen Chr WATTS Miss Elisabeth
Joereensen GuDder Wepger Airs Matte
cHAS. ESSLINGER. p. NJ
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~ W .Tlces are Uiai heu do so low as 10 Geiy
ri competition. No one -ubscrIbes for \ pre-
giving p in or Ter a picture after
seeing pie ures IN learn prices We have
many olu AGENTS at work Us vino aave ala e
canvIsslng 'or o"os. pape ct, tie IT business
Ter years, AM they Ill report tlat they can HIaks
much more money AT WORK Tor Us . an at Htng
else. Our prices 80 .ov thlt ,Iie can afford to
purchase ana therefore, Ihe pictures sell 1T 81 lit
1T Ilmost eyerv house New beginners DO as wen
as agett~ WHO have bal large eIperienee Ior
he5urIfHi subjects and low orices appreciate
by ALL +. make llrse sales everywhere all an
agent has DE- is to show Il g rom house
20 ns- DoE'J look for WORK else W til YOU
nave seen wat great j. JUDGEMENTS oner you to
make money. We nave not space exDlIin all
nere, Tut send Us your address AMI we viii seld
iutl par icuI.rs, 'rGe by mail. DON'T deaS If you
want profitable work Tor your leisure nours, for
your ~ ole tine. W j. taeAayoraUie time TO
engage IN illness. Oar pictures are the hpest
and mosl pleasing IN this country, md are endOc-
sed 0, all the leading narers. including the Nes
York Htrald. L, o-e who cauHot we she business
their entire attenubn can work q err own 10
caiisies anu make = haBG-9me sum without ever
beng away from home over-nIgnt. Let all who
pleasant. OroliI able employment. without
Kissing c3pital. ad re>s.s at once
ana learn all about the business for Themselves.
Address GEORGE STINSUN & CO., Art Publish
ers. Portland Matne. S05-ly
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HAP il not been for the recent wall Of prosy
PEN through tarse columns of the Chroa-
ssss, Msnit"woe people might still have
been laboring aader the deiasion that they
were happy, prosperous and opntepted -
How cruel 60 awake Us to sush a stern real
ity! Viii Penn please Perambulate the state
ami report 70 us II he tnds any other CITY in
a worse condition than ears He should
have wound up HE waii wita those touching
lines
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o. all sad words of TONGUE CT pen,
The sddsest oil SIRE those of PEN

Ok Cur Erst-rage vii be found a seme-
hat extended aecount ef TIE recent de-
vas'stiRg fires IN hisago and Oshkosh. In
Chicago The flames s~-pt over an are. Of
'sentyaCrss, destroying over s4,eo0, 600
ofprsI7rts and rendering homeless more
than 6eto people. AT Oshkosh the fse
taieEdsa ever sssaee twenty rods vide
and mile and a half lons, dest soy,ng the
neasss OF 800 iarniiies. Fac loss Of prot er.
Z estimated at over ahaIiuT IN
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REDUCTION, OYER q PER CENT.

Having bought in New York, great stock
OF WALL PAPER at very low rates can
now appear before the public With larger
selection than ever before aud at rates more
than TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT less than
former prices | offer
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! ! i i + + ) !

j. !. !.
= n
hNeone. We want men, women, boys ani
gltls over tae country to sell our Fine
- Steel E cravings, Chronos, Crayon Draw
Ings. H.uminations, PAotogra ohs. etc etc
Ne n"w pnbiisa lie finest assortment
'3y placed before the pubnc and our
wv 1rices are maT ked dow n so low as TO DEFY
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There il no pain which tbe
Eentaur Liniment viii net re
fere no swelling it wilihct sue
= dine, and no lamersess which it
will BOT cure This II strong
language, but it is true. IL
has prosihcsd maae cures IL
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OFFICE IF TEE MANITowoc PILor.
hANITowoc july 81. 1874
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FROM GERARDSTOWE.
TO TIE Eds. Independent;

a " tffSr Ito 1fsttt fftft1tftct
AS / have not seen much from
our quiet little village Of Gerards-
town, while other villages are rep
reresented by several cofrespon-
dents, l thought that ! would let
you know that it still has an ex-
istence, ii we are lying so quiet
beneath the shadow of the Old
North Mountain.
AS fishing seems to be Il fayorite
subject in your paper, l may as
well commence with q description
of party of that kind, that started
from our village for the classic
waters of sBacon river,n on last
Saturday. Whether it was a bass
or 'gass' fishing party / am unable
TO say az present, but / was told by
one of the party that 1t was asccr-
tanned that there was not a fishing
tackled in the company, after reach
ing the aforesaid river. In fact Ii
IS said that one of the young gen.
tlemen bought several lines on
that morning, but it seems the be-
witching smiles of mis- fair dulcina
made him forget all other fishing,
except that of angling in the clear
depths of his lady's eyes for sweet
smiles and loving glances. After
some delay the sprightly Willis III.
led the van, followed by the gall
liant Me-, chivalrous John c., Miss
GIMME S., the smiling Zeph NJ,
and Hugh s., with his fine blooded
horse Dexter, closed the rear. The
place selected was above Mr.. Gran
tham's ford, where they were ac-
commodated with 4 beautiful boat,
fitted out for the occasion. it seems
the mountain air so increased the
appetites of the gentlemen that
some of the ladies were afraid there
would be no plates left, which the
gentlemen resented by saying that
the ladies had eaten all the tongue
furnished for the occasion.
After spending a very pleasant
day, they started home on the
road, Miss GIMME S. and Miss Liza
G being i'm favor of woman's rights
were in buggy by themselves,and
concluded to show the gallant
Hugh and. lady piece of their
Workmanship by driving around
the fiery Dexter, and in passing;
the wheels of the vehicles became
entangled, and the shock precipi-
tated Miss Lizzie G., Mr.. Hugh 81.
companion, with such force against
the dash board as to tear it from
its place, and fell with the lady to
the ground. BY good luck nobody
was hurt, and all returned well
pleased, If they didn't have any
fish. BOB.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-06-27
Necessary knowledge

Without advising you to become do
nestle drudges. young ladies, We ear
nestly recommend to your consideration
the practice OF all necessary household
duties. One Of the most prolific sources
Of matrimonial difficulties is the lack Of
knowledge on the part Of wives Of the
duties Of housekeeping In these days
there are thousand young ladies who
can thrum piano to one who can make
GOOD loaf of bread. Yet husband
has 80 much of the animal in bis nature
that he cares more for good dinner
than he does to listen to the music Of
seraphs. Heavy bread has made many
heavy hearts, given rise to dyspepsia
horrid dyspepsia--and its herd Of accom-
panying torrents. Girls who desire
that their husbands should be amiablc
and kind, should learn how to make
light bread. When young man is
counting, he can't live at home; or If be
has to go distance to pay his addresses
he usually obtains good meals at hotel
or eating house but when he is mar
ried and gets to housekeeping, bis wife
assumes the function Of his mother or
landlord, and it is fortunate for her IL
she has been educated 10 know what .
good table is. Those who are entirely
dependent upon hired cooks make very
sorry show at housekeeping. The
stomach performs very important part
in the economy of humanity, and wives
who are forgetful Of this fact, commit a.
serious mistake. Even the lion may be
tanned by keeping well fed, and the true
dignity of the housewife Is
stored in her larder rather than in her
wardrobe, though, unfortunately, too
many ladies bestow far more time and
attention upon the former than the lat
ter