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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-24
A Dance In a Church.

The following angular scene is
described by the correspondent of the
Daily Telegraph atSeville
1t was our fortune on .Shrove Tuesday
afternoon to behold the performance
Of an cscuela de balls Of a thorough
1y exceptional md Of most .surpris
ing nature. 1t was in tho cathedral.
found that tho tranucoro aud the
o!ntral nave woro full Of people,
nearly all ladies, who wore not kneel
ing, but sitting on the pavement in
Oriental fashion, as is customary in
Spanish churches, when som ethiup
extraneous to tho ordinary eoolesias
tical ritual is being performed
Round the greet lcctcrn of the ooro,
with its huge illuminated music book
eVcry miDium and crochet as tall as
drumsticks, woro gathered dozen OF
tho youngest choristers singing away
like SO many dying swans. But i,
was no ordinary chant these childreu
with their doliciously sweet and olear
and silvery voices, sang. It was
something quicker, livolier, more
jubilaut, and, rs it seemed to me,
more scculur than anything I had
heard before in Catholic plaoo of
worship, and tho singing,was aocom.
panied by music quito as gleesome
from band of wind and string in.
,ruments. Tho chant eliminated in
ringing, exulting Iman af joy, and
then, to my utter amazement and bo
wildcrmont, the twelve young ohoris.
ters began TO dance round the lectern
md before tho high altar-absolutely
literally and opcrra,ically to danoo.
1t was the cscuelu dc baiie without
girl performers, and under the highest
md ecclesiastical auspiecos.-
At the close of the proceedings the
ohoristers ranged themselves in line,
and regular andmost harmoli Jus fas.
tasla on the castanets, was performed
Again, and ono, again did the band
strike up, and the merry chant, ending
with the exultiDg ppan. was sung and
twice and thrice lid the sound of the
oastNncts click through tho vast cx-
tent Of tho cathedral tf Seville.
Then | waited to SEQ tho choristcrs
lilo out Of tho choir, and down the
nave, out of the gate of San Cristobal
to their school on tho other side.
They trooped onward, q dcmure band
OF plump, black Dyed, swarthy little
fellows, all clad in antique Spanish
costume of crimson and yellow doub
let's and trunk hose, roscttcs in thsir
shoes, highly starohod hats, and
rapiers and plumod hats. Now this
spectacle anywhere out of Spain, or
indeed out of Seville, might have ap.
peared utterly grotesquc, unseeming.
]y and indecent. There it appeared
quite natural, normal and in keeping
with tho surroundings. The oastanet
dance before the altar was, I was
told, a privilege enjoyed solely by
the cathedral Of Seville, and was in.
dulged in only thrice yoar--on the
anniversary Of the capture Of the city
city by the Christians, on tho festival
of st. Ferdinand and on the last d ay
Of the Carnival
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20 - . q
" Waier.

London and New York are in q
state of horror over tho impurity of
the water tho people Of those cities
use for drinking purposes. The
analysis Of London water is almost
too dreadful for publication. The
system of water closets i. looked upon
MS tho deadliest cause of disease.
especially Of typhoid fever. The
New York Express, in calling atten.
ton to the superior quality Of Croton
water over tho London beverage.
gives this receipt of foreign
chemist
"lE you have water to deal with
which may have been infected by tho
excreta of typhoid fever patients, be
sure to boil it we'll, then filter it
through charcoal, then boil il again,
AID then--throw it away"
1t may be pertinent for scientific
men to inquire how great a part i'm.
pure water plays in compelling men
to drink spirituous liquo rs, good, bad
or indifferent.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-24
LIST OF GIFTS.

22'lTS cash gifts, amounting to 81 900 900
! / }iI Of TICKETS, 100 600
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Mhoic Iickets' $4,000
'"N'' 1850
Sia'''rH 5 on
E,gm!hs OF ench coupon 2 80
- Tickets for 100 m
The Mcnipclicr Female Humane Asso.
citation, chartered by the Legislature of
Virginia and aud the circuit Court or
brfn Co., proposes by Grand Gift
Concert TO establish and cnhow n ..IIouo
for the Old lniirm and Destitute Ladies' Of
Virginia.. Mt Mont nelicr, The former rrsi
dcnce Of President Madison,
CoVNh's OFFICE. RIuHMoND. July 3. 1874
IL affords me pleasure TO shy Tint nm
we'll acquainted with n large majority of
the officers of the Mon;re!ier Fem L. flu.
name Association, who reside in the vi
ciuity Of my hruc. n, Il attest their in
telhgcnte and their worth nMi high repu
iation ms gentlemen, ns well, rs the public
confidence, influence md substantial
means literally represented among them
JAMES l.. KEMPER. Gov. Virginia.
ALEXANpnIA. Va, July s. 1S74.- r. y
/ commend them MS gents Of honor
and integrity, and fully entitled to The
confidence Of the rublis.
Il. W. HUGHES,
U. S. Judge Enst'n. Dist. Va
F"rther references by permission His
EXcclleEcy Gilbcit G. Walker, Ex. Govern.
or OF Va. Hon. Robert +. Wlihcrs, Lieut.
Gov. Of Va, and U. 8. Senator elec, ::
Senators and Members cf Conpr.ss from
Vn.
Remittanccs for tickets may be ma de Nv
xpress prepaid, post Office money orde,
on Washington, ID. c., or by register
letter.
Full particulars, testimonials, &c.. send
tor circular. Address, HON. JAMES
KBouR, Prcs'l. NJ. +. II. A., Alexan
dria. Va.
Reliable agents want ed cvcrywhcre
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-24
Scraps.

Pinohbt OK has been POSTPONED
antil December by the U. S. Senate,
"Goy.V Brooks Of. Arkankas has
seen appointed post master OF Little
hock. Merit will have it's reward,
u Mo Closky of N. Y,
lss been made a cardinal by the
Pope. Ho is tho first American
cardinal.
Several towns were n,oded by
he recent loo break in the Delaware
md Susquchannah rivers.
North Carolina has oalled con.
IGNITION to remodel the Constitution.
\ republican pointed out eighty i'm.
o.erfeotions in the present Constitu.
tion.
While the republican plurality in
Now Hampshire for governor was
ioo, the Congressional aggregate
shows democratic plurality Of 1926.
The democrats gained 5000 votes.
Christiancy Of Michigan, who de-
'eateo Chandler, made very able
'Poeoh in the Senate rec,ntly against
'he recognition of the Kellogg gov
srnment. lilo represents the coali-
ion Of democrats aud liberal rcpub.
lioans.
John Mitchell. the Irish patriot
dead. He was transported for
insurrection many years ago, but
escaped, and reached America.
during the war he was confcd crute
IS he says all the best men he saw in
America were confederatcs. Re-
'ently he returned to Ireland md
was elected to Parliament from
'ipperary. He was denied q seat
because Of his old tffense. He was
"leotcd second time, but died be.
ore he could again assert his cluim.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-24

Are you so anguid that any oxcrtion
rsluires more Of an effort than Won feel
capable Of making?
Then try JURUEEBA, the wondorf,,
tonic and invigOraior, which acts 90 henc
hcially or the sccretlve organs as TO i'm
part vigor to oil tho vital forces,
1t is no alcoholic sppetizcr, which
stimulates for n ashort time, only to Lot tho
sufferer fall toa lower depth of misery
but 1t ls vegetable tonic acting dircciiy
on the liver and spleen. rulB '''
1t regulates tho Bowels, oniets the
nerves, and gives such q healthy tone
TO tho whole system as to soon make the
invalid neel likea new person. '' Wv
It's operations IS not violent. I'm, 10
char"cterzed by great 'gentleness tbe
patient experiences no sudden change. M
marked results. but gradually his troubles
"Fold their tents, like the Arabs.
And silently steal AWAY"
This is no new and untried discoverv
but has been long used with wonderfn1I
remedial results. and is'pronounced bv tho
highest medical nuthoriticso 'rh. mo.,
powerful onic and Alternative known. .'~' -
Ask your druggis: forit, a......'. .
:. For sale by WM. F. KIDDER & CO..
New York ~ Wv"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-24

Justioe.-Your are arraigned for
stealing therm ometcr. Did you
steal it
Prisonor.-No, sir. You see it was
very cold, and the thermometer was
g. low that couldn't reaoh it.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-24

young man out west married o
deaf and dumb girl. Recently, how.
;ver, she recovered both speech and
hearing, and he has applied for a
iiyoroe. Ono Of the items in the
complaint asking the divorce was
chat his wife's tongue was set on n
pivot, and was loose It both ends.
" hen he expected perfect silence in
tho partner Of his fortune, freak Of
nature suddenly unlocked the silent
organ, and he is beset with loquacity
ofthe unruly member. Ho say it is
tho most outrageous swindlo that
ever was pcrpetratcd. He certainly
deserves the divoic..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-24

At the last Friday evening prayer
meeting in Plymouth Church, after
reading tho story of St. Paul and
Si!as singing in their prison, Bcechcr
said $50 let us, if trouble comes.
sing ourselves out of it," If singing
will help the matter, 1t is full time to
strike up.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-24

Spring Calicoes, new styles, good
brands, 10 cents. per yard.
"Call and see."
Garden Seeds, Onion Sets, and q
choice variety of planting and
eating Potatoes.
Flour, Meal, Grist, Bacon, Sugar,
Coifce,aand Lard, Several varic, les
fresh Cakes and Crackers, Cheese,
Soaps, Soda and Candies. Large
Red Onions, Cocoanuts, Northern
Apples, Oranges all at lowest mar.
kct prices.
The following Goods at and below
cost to clear out stock,
Furs, Shawls, Blankets, Com forts.
and other Winter Goods,
also Millinery
Goods,
at greatly reduced prices. 80
fob % j. 0. BOAG. .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-24
The Fairfield Herald
PUBLISHED
EFERT WEpNESD,AY
oIfeiat Directory or Fairfield
C0unty. ~ r

SOuAtft .''f .f
sssAron-=-Moses Martin. ~
.rEpRxsASrATrvEs-Jo,sph Thompson
John Gibson. Joel Copes.
L.. ". Duvall-SheriG.
fam1. u. Clowney-Clcrk Of tho Court.
~. Neil-Judge Of Probate.
r.. b Pcake-Conoty Auditor.
". NJ. Nelson-County Treasurer.
w.. Crawford-sohool Commissioner.
u. L. Martin Jury Commissioner.
co1NrY GoMMIssIoSEns-Jas. r. Harvey,
Henry Jacob, Carter Beatty. r.
II. n. Oboar.- U. S. Commissioner.
VorARIEs rrnLio-M, @, Robertson, J.
Q Davis, II. N, Obear, b. b. Kirland.
TRIAL JusTtcEs-A. NJ. Maokey, ". n
MARSHALL, James Aiken, Silas W, Ruff.
~ j. F. W. Coleman, Thomas Walker,
Dr., Ira S. Scott.
Il. r.. Robertson.
W'NNsB0R0 NATIONAL pANR or sOUTh
CAROLINA. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $500, 900
PAID UP SIG. 600.
W. r. Robertson, President.
Zoo. II. MoAiasler, Vice. President.
Saml. B. Clowncy, Cashier.
al. Q. Robertson, Teller.
DlRECTOnB.
W. Il. Robertson, II. l.. Elliott. James
,'enty, George II. AlcMastcr, D. II. Elem.
n,ken, Jas. B. McCanta, Jas. II. Rion, jos.
a: Brioe, A. S. Douglass, Col. William
ohnston, Of Charlotte, N G.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Pierre BHcot
wARDESs--F. dcrig, J. A. Fraser, W
NJ. Nelson, J. U. McCarlcy.
CHIEF OF roLIcE-T. J. II. Murphy.
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S)lublo Pacific Guano.

Soluble Pacific Guano, '".
S4e CASH, S53 THE, without interest;
Pacific Gu, no, ,COmpany's Com.
pound Acid Phosphate Of Lime.
For CoDrposTINe WITH CoTroN SEED.
$40 Cash, $33Time without interest.
70 accommodate Planters they oan or
l. der now and have until lst April
to decide whether they will Take at time
or cash price. When delivered from Enc
tory by carload, no drnyagc will be chnrg.
cd. THIS Guano is now 80 we'll known in
all the Southern States for its remarkable
ehects MS mn agency for increasing the
products OF Labor as not TO require spe-
Gin, recommendation from us. It's use
for nine years past has established its
character for reliable excellence. The
supplies pnt into into market this season
are, as heretofore, prepa red under the
superin'cnhcncc Of DR.. ST. JULIAN
RAEENEL. Chemist of tho Company, nt
Char'cs'0n, :. G., hence Planters may
rest nssut ell that its quality aud compo
'ition is precisely the same y 1T hero.
fore sold. J. N. ROBSON.
Agent { l. South Carroll
Charleston, :. G.
JoHS 5. REESE 4 Co., General Agents,
Baltimore.
dec 4-3m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-24

A scientist has jast appeared who
says he can tell the origin and history
Of Feope simply 'ooki' g a, the r
foet. He thi ..,t at site of Il o
present city OF Columbiu must have
been occupied by elephants.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-24
NoTTCE.
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Special Ti-TES

May LIST 1876, to April 3Ost, 1876.
'NIlE Revised Statutes of the United
States, Sections, 81; ,, 3237, and 3239
require every person engaged in any busl- :
ness. avocaiion, or employment which
renders him Liable 10 n Special TAX
TO p'ccnre and place conspicuousiy in hi.
establishment Or place Of business n s,amp
dcnoting the payment Of sad special tax
for the special tax year beginning May ! :,
1919. before commencing or continuing
business after April 30, 1873. ....
The Taxes embraced within The Provisions
of the law above quoted are lie follow
ing, viz:
Rec!iiicrs, 3 200 90
Dealers, rciail liquor, % 90
alers, wholesale liquor, 100 90
D3alcrs in malt liquors, wholesale, so 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail, 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco, 25 60
And on snles OF over j 900, fit
cents for every dollar in excess Of
1000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco, s 90
Manufa Hurers of stills, 80 90
And for each still manufactured, 70 TO
Ana for each worm manufactured, 20 %
Manufacturers oftobacco. 10 90
'''Ul'lS VI CIpalS, ~ w
Peddlers Of tobacco, fist class
more han two horses or other
nn,mas). so 90
Pcddlrrs of tobacco, second class
two horses or other nnimnls) 25 on
Pcddlcrs Of tobacco, third class
(,nc horse or other nnmnn. 10 GO
Pcddlcrs Of iobnceo, fourth class
(on foot or public conrcyan 10 90
Brewers Cf lpsS b0n h8D korrnls hn GA
Brewers Of 800 barrels or more. 100 UC
Any person so liable, who shall fail ia
comply with the foregoing requirements
will be subjectto severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any Of tL.
special lakes named above must apply 10
&. l.. ANDERSON, collector Of Internal
Revennc at Columbia, $. c.. anu pay for
nnd procure The SpeclalTax Stamp or
stamps they need. prior to May !, 1875
and without further notice.
J W. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
Office Of Internal Revenue,
"shington, d. g., Febr rdrary |; 1875.
mch Is m l6 80 a 90 ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-24

Car Load White Corn.
Car Load White Seed
Onts,
I Car Load Flour--all grades,
All grades of SUGAR.
Rio and Java Coffee.
Choice Hams, White and
Smoked Bacon.
Lard in bbls., Kegs aud cans.
Pearl Crisis AMI Meal.
BY
D. IL. FLENNIK iCN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-24

The storm of Monday last was very
severe in Barlow County, Ca, and
destroy ed large amount Of property
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-21
Tho Beauty Of Youth.

How beautiful is youth-e.rry manhood,
early womanhood, how wonderfully fair!
What freshcess VI life, cleanliness Of blood,
purity Of breath! What hopes! There is
nothing too much for the young maid or
man to put into their dream, and in their
prayer to hope to put into their day. 0
young men and women! there is no picture
of ideal excellence of manhood and woman
hood that l ever drew that seemed too high,
too beautiful for young hearts. What aspira-
tons there are for the good, the true, the
fair and the holy! The instructive aztec.
tions-how beautiful they are, with all their
purple prophecy of new homes and genera
tions Of immortals that are yet to bel The
high instincts Of reason, OF conscience, OF
love, of religion, how beautiful and grand
they are in the young heart fragrantly open
ing his little cup, not yet full-blown, but
with the promise of mar! love to look
on these young faces, and see the frstlings
of the young mans beard, and the maidenly
bloom blushing over the girls fair cheek; 1
love to see the pure eyes beaming with joy
and goodness; to see the unconscious joy of
young souls, impatient of restraint, and
longing for the heaven that We fashion
here: SO have | seen in early May among
the New England hills the morning spring
the stars that hedge about the cradle of the
day; and ell cool and fresh and lustrous
came the morning light, and few birds
commenced their song, prophets of many;
and ere the sun was fairly up you saw the
pinky buds upon the apple trees, and
scented the vi0lets in the open air, and
thought OF what fresh and lOrGly day
was coming up the eastern sky!-Iheodorc
Parker.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-21

The Literary World does not agree with
Mr.. Emerson. 1t does not believe that the
general training of our young men in ora
tory, as he recommends, is worth while.
"The truth is,"lt says, IAN orator, like q
poet. is born, not made; and that all men
do not possess this connatural power any
one will testify on summoning his memories
of prayer meetings, political assemblies and
ceremonious dinners. Very few men have
thoughts worthy Of public utterance; fewer
still have adequate power of expression.
As one man out of a Thousand is an author
so one man out of Thousand should be an
orator. Natural orators rise in emergencies
that summon them, as did Patrick Henry;
of artificial orators we have had sufficient
trial in eur law making bodies, whose pro-
ceedings we 80 perslssently deride. Thu
we should become nation of orators,
heaven Forbid"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-21
DETECTION 0f Cabrera.

The worst blow which the Carlist cause
in Spain has suffered since the present Don
Carlos rallied the hardy peasants Of
Northern Spain around his banner. is an
nounced to-day in the detection of General
Cabrera. This venerable eoldier-Count
de Morella and Duke de la Victoria, for
such are his titles-has been for the active
part Of a life, now extending over sixty-fve
years, 80 jealous servant Of the Carlist
pretensions to the throne, that his secession
is almost incredible. Forty years ago he
fought for the father of Don Carlos, aud
earned an unenviable distinction for his
truly Spanish cruelty toward all the pris-
Oners who fell into his hands. In London
and Paris he has plotted and labored for
Carlism with an indispensable enthusiasm.
When Don Carlos raised again the standard
of rebellion Cabrera was his most efficient
lieutenant. Now it seems that he has
abandoned service to which his best days
were given, aud tenders his allegiance to
the young King of Spain. That his de-
lection is recognized as great gain to the
Alfonsists is attested by the influence with
which he has been invested by them.-Bal-
tim0re american.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-21
Richard w. Mullen.

1t becomes our painful duty to announce
the death Of Captain Richard w. Mullen,
collector Of customs at this port. He died
most unexpectedly last Saturday night, at
the St. Charles Hotel, in New Orleans, to
which city he was called on business con-
nected with his duties as collector.
Collector Mullen was torty-three years of
age, and served with great credit in the
army during the war. He was gentle
men of uuexceptionable probity, and leaves
a multitude of friends.
When the news of bis death was received
the flags Of all the shipping in port were set
at halfmast, as a slight tribute to his
memory. and a general sadness pervaded
the whole community.
In his death tho government loses faith
full and energetic officer, his subordinates a
staunch and tried friend, and the com
munity worthy gentleman. His remains
have been forwarded to Maine. of which
State he was a native.-Attakapas Register.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-21
Local Intelligence.

WaECKING CAR TRAINs.-Several nights
ago freight train on the Morgan railroad
was partly wrecked near Harvey's canal.
DISTINCTIONS had been placed on the track,
and when q freight train passed the loco
motive and two cars were wrecked. Two
attempts were also made to tumble freight
trains. but fortunately the obstructions
were too weak to accomplish the work:
There is but one belief in this matter, and
that is that the rascals who performed the
deed did it intending to steal whatever they
could during the confusion, under cover OF
darkness. AS yet suspicion rests on no one,
and if steps have been taken to unearth the
villains. nothing is said of it at police head
charters. Indeed, the whole case appears
10 have been kept quite secret.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-21

TNHE POL1CR JURY OF THE PARISH OF ST.
Il Bernard have appointed the uudersi gned an
Auditing Committee to examine into the financial
condition Of the parish, and to make o register Of
all the parish scrip outstanding. which shall in
cludo the date of ISSUE to whom, for what pur.
pose and under what ordinance or law issaed also
to prepare plan, to be submitted to the Police
Jury. to relieve the parish from financial embar-
rassment.
With view to the discharge Of these duties, tho
undersigned will be in session at the times and
places below indicated; and all holders of St. Bor
nsrd parish scrip are hereby notified to present
the same for re gistration.
At the courthouse TUESDAYS, the sixteenth.
twenty. third and thirtieth Of March.
At the Office of Mr.. J. DelhOnde, at the Stock
Landing THURSDAYS. the eighteenth and twenty
fifth of March and A ril l.
At the Office Of Mr. J. A. Fernandez No. IS Old
Levee street, New Orleans, SATURDAYS March 70
and q, and April 3 Sessions from 10 A. NJ to 2:3O
PM
Nstax will be levied nor provision made by the
Police Jury for payment any scrip not reg istered
nor in excess of the amount registered 1t ID there
fore to the interest of all holders Of St. ernard
parish paper to have the same registered W ithout
delay.
JOHN LYNCH,
J. A. FERNANDEZ,
ROBERT r. GUICHARD,
Auditing Committee
St. Bernard. March II, 1875. mhA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-21

Nor TRUE BILL-After considerable
delay the grand jury returned the indict-
ment against George E. Paris with the in
dorsement mot true bill" That the jury
have deliberated on this case nearly two
months and finally concluded in favor of
the accused is fact much in his favor.
The circumstances of the case, as given 10
evidence on the first examination, were
seemingly sufficient to class the homicide
ing of the grand jury. in addition to the
publication Of this evidence, ls q complete
exculpatiop. The high character of Mr.
Weeks was one fact which led many to
believe Mr.. Paris could not be blameless
Bat regrets at bis untimely death can not
affect the circumstances Of it. Mr.. PARIS
in receiving the congratulations of his
friends has, of course, the same regrets for
the cause which make them appropriate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-21
A Sunny Temner.

What a blessing to a household is q
merry, cheerful wOman-one whose spirits
are not affected by wet days or little dis
appointments, or whose milk of human
kindness does not sour in the sunshine of
prosperity. Such woman in the darkest
hours brighten the house like little piece of
sunshlny weather. The magnetism of her
smiles and electrical brightness of her
looks and movements infect every one. The
children go to school with a sense of some
thing great to be achieved; her husband
goes into the world in a coDguerors spirit.
No matter how people annoy and worry
him all day, far off her presence shines, and
he whispers to himself, cat home 1 shall
find rest" So day by day shel literally
renews his strength and energy, and if you
know man with beaming face. kind
heart, and prosperous business. in nine
cases out of ten you will find he has a wife
of this kind.