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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-11-27

Who wants good Sewing Machine! We
can give you choice OF any you desire and
sell for 30 per cent less than agents prices
Call aud see us before buying elsewher II.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-11-27

A PRoPosITION We propose to advertise
land for sale. with this understanding if the
land owner will give price and terms, and
il no sale, no charge. and if sale he will
pay us 10 pei cent of thepurchase price. ont
of the cash payment
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''PrOcrastinaii ion is the Thief
of Time.o

Persons desi ing cerian indemnify from
los, from fire should not fail to call imme-
diS; ly a, the old reliable fire tested and time
tired Insurance Agency Of J. f. & T. J.
Brhen, and insure their stocks and buildings.
They represent first class companies Of the
Us'ed States and do business up right. Try
nsm. nov20-tf
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Observation-Disclosures communications of
r. +. Mcclure Lodge No. 2O9 the End We'd.
nes,lay in each month.
Temperance.-U.F.T. T., RIcHLASD
COUNCIL No. 20, meets on the second and
fourth Tuesday nights OF each month.
B. ID. C.-RAYvILLE CoUxcIL No. Il,
holds its regular meeting. on the second
Wednesdays of each month
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-11-27

Sewing Machine Nee,I-s, Csc. per dozen
at J. E. & I. j. Behen's, Monroe. nov2O-tf
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BEAT'pYe!44@!

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
THIS splendid Piano Forte combines every
improvement in tone with power and great
durability, and has received the unqualified
endorsements Of the highest musical au,hori-
ties for its marvellous, extraordinary richness
of tone. having NO SUPERIOR IN THE
WORLD. Large size II Octaves. Overstrung
Bass, Full Iron Frame. French Grand Action,
Fret Desk, Carved Pedal, Solid Rosewood
Mouldings, Ivory Key Front, Capped Ham,
mers, Giraffe Treble, &c. Liberal discount
to the trade. Agents wanted-male ar female.
IA" Send stamp for circular. Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY, Wash.
ingt0n, Now Jersey. ly
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Patrons or Husbaudry.-

WILLIE GRANGE, No. 80, meets every second
and fourth Thursday in each month, at IL
O'Clock, A. ".
Maury Grange No. 10, meets on Saturday
before the Isl and Bird Sunday in each month.
E Mcdonald, Master, Geo. Francis, Secty.
Regular meetings of Rayville Ramona
Grange No ) are the first Wednesdays in
January, April, July and October, 1876.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-11-27

The appointments of the Delhi Circuit. w.
+. Church South, Rev. B. +. Alexander
preacher in charge. are as follow:
IL Sni,I..,, Ii
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Religious.

PRE'RrTERIAS.-Rev. u. A. Campbell will
Vprcach regularly. III Alto or the / II sabbath
IA each month III Union Church on Baskin
Ridge, III Franklin Pa. on the third Sab.
bath al Rayviilr on the fourth Sabbath;-
Preaching i'll Rayville every Wednesday
night.
Regular appointment for preaching Of the
Baptist Church IA, Rayvlle j. the first sunday
IN ra.h month and Saturday night before
Rev. l.. T.. kcIlis Pastor.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-11-27
Canary Birds.

We have an endless variety OF these pet
singers TOR sale, nicely ca-ed and shipped To-
any part CT the United States at the market
prices:
0 Pair young Birds good Singers, $500
T. older 500.
Will send ri,he, Male Or Female a desired.
Terms CASH with the order W.. are also
agent for the new
SILK FOWLS OF JAPAN.
Tlir>e bIr'is are covered with long, eilkv,
hair instead Of feathers, green. purple and
varr"arrd-ii,.>h very drlma,, aud rr,rier-
larry" a. bral'ina,, very hardy. great layers.
never have Gapcs or Cholera aud are ;oid AT
present al - per pair ga DER trio
Special terms will D.. given tor Parrots.
Swans and other pet animals on receipt Of
stamp. Address. (by Registered Lrtr-r)
FRANK LINDSEY 4 Co, Agents.
Nov. Il, lS1j-ly. lloL-T"S. VIRGINIA.
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APENNY SAVED lSAPeNNY EARNED,
$4,000 GIVEN AWAY!

We will send the RIcHLAXD BEACON, the
usual price Of which is SO 90 and the Louis.
willie Weekly
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HE RICHLAND BEACON.
LEGAL Breyities.

SPortsmen have fine time killing ducks.
Our illness prevented the appearance of
more local bsevities.
The highest marke, price paid for hides al,
b. X. McLemore's.
Ii is quite likely tina, the warm wea,hers is
s'an end for this year.
Richlanders ::didn', observe thanks giving
day to any gIea, extent
D. X. McLemore will pay the highest
market price for hides-in cash.
We hear Of good deal Of sickness and an
occasional death in the Alto neighborhood.
Bring your hide. to B. r. McLemore's he
VIII pay you the highest market price in cash.
The secretary Of the National Grange gives
notice that the National Grange has no special
newspaper organ.
For sale cheap, a small Silver Wa,ch-a
good time keeper-by Joe Fox. at B. r. Nc.
he@ores. nov.a7-a
Om eQrespor.dent gives a very glowing
account Of Me Methods, Sunday School fair
at Delhi lastweek.
Be ce.,ain to 70 to see B. r. McLemore Al,
the old Hibber stand north Of the cour, house
Tie is always ready to wal, ON you.
The weather va, a. warm a. summer
most Of hast week. and although it is a liule
cooler now il cannot he termed cold weather
10y any means.
We deeply sympatLize with Rev. Mr..
Spence, who seems destiaed to lose all of hi.
family by one stroke of slaiction. We learn
that another one Of his chidren is very low
with swamp lever
Messr.. Preston and New took a pop at
zach other with six. shooters in our town on
Tuesday last. Nobody hurt, ut they had
better quit their fooli.hness or thy may hur,
each other or somebody else yet.
MARRIED, on the morning of the 25,h OF,
November 1875, Nh. n. B. S1ltEs and Miss
RosEccA TAYLOR, all of Richlaud Parish, La.
by the Rev. n. A. Campbell.
Vienna Sentinel please copy.
After an absence OF few months in Texas,
MI. F. G. Hudson has returned to our place,
satisfied to make the BGuf river country his
future home, and has run up his shirsle as
an attorney. MI. Hudson is a prornang
young man who we would be glad to.ee
succeed in his profession; hence we IKE
Neasure in recommending to the public.
Ne were misiniormed as to the person al
pace q the shooting affair last week.
Was SNGm. L. WiItinsso, long -at.a-idSs
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'aeiea N
ii. own field hsN.. wNssn offers
e, ,: ": :''s 8 :.sss,s,,'tss.' ~
, # 's. ,'i s.s. 20 ~ w "A
hands ~>V
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23
Circuit Court.

TIL April term of IL Circuit
Court adjourned last Monday after
noon having been in session two
weeks: and Hon. II. $. Kelley Our
excellent Judge. started on the >
O'Clock train Monday evening to Or
cgon, Holt county. 10 hold court there.
Considerable criminal business was
disposed of during tie first week but
all of the second week was taken up
III the trial aud argument Ofthc AL
cxandcr murder case. and the jury af-
ter retiring forty-eight hours We're
discharged without a verdict. not be-
inc able to agree. This makes the
second trial Of that case in which the
jury failed to agree. The following
is a list of criminal cases disposed of:
State vs.. John CulliSon. MOL Pros.
State vs.. Ether Durfce, continued
generally.
State VS.. j. p. Gillispie jr,, plea of
guilty. fined 800.
Stat, VS.. j Zimmerman. tried and
acquitted.
State VS.. VIM. Harding. plea of
guilty and fined $40.
State VS.. Arthur Bryant, same en-
try.
State vs.. w. W. Risley, tried and
acquitted.
State vs.. Elby Risley, same entry.
State vs.. Jack Bishop, same entry.
State vs.. Fred BrattOn. same entrY.
State vs.. James Stanton, same en-
try.
State VS.. VIM. Stanton, same entry.
State vs.. Samuel Stanton, same ell
try.
State VS.. Robert CofIman, same en-
try.
State VS.. Ellen IIoben. same entry.
State VS.. NJ. Vanschoiack, mol pros.
State vs.. f. Rodgers, mol pros.
State vs.. Allen ID. Miller mol pros.
State vs.. a. Carpenter, plea ofguil-
" and fined $50.
State VS.. Pleas Lanier, plea Of gull
ty ard fined $40. fine committed.
State vs.. II. n. Mckee, plea of gull
ty ard fined SO.
State rs. j. Roberts, plea 0 fguilty
and fined $40.
State VS.. James IIutz, same entry.
State VS.. Robert Walden, John
Finley and Marshal Finley. plea of
guilty and sentenced TO county Jail 20
and 80 days.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23
Obituary.
and many others.


DIED.-Ot consumption, at her res
idcnce, in Savannah, Mo-, April Goth
1875, Mrs. Elizabeth a. Carpenter.
aged forty II years, four moths and
one day. Mrs. C%arncnter was a very
estimable lady and loved By all who
knew her. The funeral rites we're
performed on the 2lst, attended by a
large number ofsympathizing fricnds.
She leaves a family of two girls and
three boys and q large circle of warm
friends to mourn her loss.
son earth thou vert all but divine,
As thy soul shall INN ortalIty be;
And our sorrow may cease to repinc,
When we know that thy God is with thee;
For why should we mourn for the blest."
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23
Card to the b

WHEREAS, for the past two Years, various
w persons have sought, by ar~tinlly-WOrted
advertisements, tO impress upon the puhllc m.nd
that l., Nathaniel ). Dodge, ND, Was with
them, or in some way connected with them pro-
icssionally; now, this was done wlthous my
my t~rade-mdrk; therefore, l have been forced to
make known in this public manner the above
facts, and that | have no partner or agent, and
to protect myself and the public have been ;'t the
expense of a steel plate engraving. OF ~HnFself,
which may be ordered from me Cprlce . cents)
at lbs South IIals.el St, Chicago, I'll: My spe-
cialty is the treatment OF chronic diseases. and
those peculiar to- the female sex. The pe"f re-
cciye prrsrriptions free. do not keep open
office, and those wishing to consult me rslst DO
so personally or by letter as above. l hereby
caution all persons against using my name m
connection with any other person or persons,
professionally, as such persons using my PANE
will I've prosecuted 10 the fullest extent of the
law. Should the public Meet any such parties
using my name, i trust that they Will treat thedn
in the manner that they so justly deserve.
Your 9bedicnt servant.
81 THANIEL S. DODGE.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23
County Court.

The first session of the new County
Court convened Monday, April 18th.
The associate Justices proceeded
according to law TO draw lots in or
der to determine the number of years
each should serve, and with the fol-
lowing result:
ii. i. Watson, four years.
w. NJ. Shanks, three years.
John L. Stanton, two years.
George Lambright, one year.
After which they opened court and
proceeded to business. Mr.. Jonathan
Snowden Justice for the county at
large, presiding
Several accounts were allowed and
county school bonds examined, and
some reports of Road Overseers re-
ccived, which constituted about all
the business. Court. then adjourned
to meet on the Goth Of May next.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23
Sweet Potatoes for Sale--and
Sprouts by the Million.

Fresh potatoes at Aldcrmans store.
by the pound or bushcl, at the lowest
market price.
Also the earliest and best sweet corn,
(oarly Naragan>et); early tomato seed,
Canada E%ictor); melon seed. (phiney's
earIy). My vegetables took eleven pre-
miums at the st. Joseph Exposition. last
Fail, including the best collection Of
vegetable seeds. | have enough early
sweet corn to supply the county.
Early cabbage, tomato, and potato
plants, at Joseph Austin,s house. in sea
son, enough to supply all demand. VIII
ship to any point Oh order.
VI. K. ELY.
Savannah, March ), 1S7J.-m2
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23
NODAWAY TOWNSHIP.
Meeting of the Board of Directors

The Board met pursuant to law on
Wednesday April 21st, 1873, at the
Office of the Township Clerk in Sa-
vannah. Present all the members,
Captain j. Il. Majors and Jesse John,
Justices of the Peace: T.. w. Joy, As
SCISSOR; W. A. Elliott, Clerk; and after
being properly qualified, proceeded
to organize, by elec;ing Mr.. John,
Chairman. The following business
was transacted:
Road Ovcrscers appointed as fol-
lows:
For District No. 1T. Mattison.
No. 42-IIenry Muse.
No. 43--W. G.. Langford.
No. 44-Joseph Il. Jenkins.
No. fl. IL. Hopkins.
No. 46-Joln Roe.
Bond of Constable, A. c.. Monroe.
was approved and delivered to Town
ship Trustee.
The following assessments were
made for road purposes, 2 mills OH
the dollar: bridge IA mill on the dol
lar: contingencies 81 mill on the
dollar.
After which the board ad jOurned
to meet on Monday, May 3rd, 1875.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23
ID d.

DALI I.--lnfant son of Charles N.
and Mary A. DALEY, Saturday night.
April 18th, at their residence, iii An
drew county, Mo,
'And while the years and endless host,
Come pressing swiftly on,
The brightest names that earth can boast,
Just glisten and are gone.
Yet doth the Star of Bethlehem shed
\ lustre pure and sweet;
And still it leads, rs once it led,
To the MeSSiah'S feet. - Bryant.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters Of adj
N mInlstration upon the estate of William
White, deceased, hav. been granted TO tine I'M
dcrsigned, by the Probate Court OF Andrew
county, bearing date of February p, $50. All
persons having CLAIMS against said estate are
required to exhibit them to me for allowance,
within one year from the date of said letters, or
they may be precludcd from any benefit Of such
estate; and if said claims be not exhibited with
in two wears from the time of the publication of
this notice, they Will be forever barred.
JACOB KIMBERLIN,
mario SI5-no23-3w. Administrator.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23
A Small Farm Of 20 acres For Sale

A good new house. good well and
cistern, the best collection of fruit of all
kinds in the county. Any person wish
ing to secure a bargain, will do well by
calling on the subscriber at his residence
adjoining Savannah, G5 rods north of the
school building. S. B. BUCKLEY,
Savannah. March 1~S-1S75-4w
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at j. j. Miller'S, east SIDE GuDlc spare.
WE call attention of the voters of
this city, to the Republican City
Ticket, which we place i'll this issue,
and ask for it that cordial support
which we believe it so justly de-
serves. The opposition are using
their old thread-bare tactics against
making the city election a partisan
contest When, where, and under
what circumstances were the Demo-
Gratis ever known to fail to place a
full Democratic ticket in the field,
when they knew they had a majority
to back them? Their past history
proves that in localities where they
have Il clear majority they always
nominate a full ticket, and in places
where Republicans have a majority,
the Democrats are always very I'M
willing TO make a party fight. but arc
ever ready to divide the offices. Re
publicans should not be hoodwinked
any longer by such tactics. We
doubt very much if any party ever
placed before the people Il better tick
ct than the one nominated last Sat
urday by the Republicans ofthis city.
And whether partisan or nOn-parti-
san, they could not vote for better
men, and we urge all voters in Sa-
yaRnah, that take an interest in the
election Of good men, to not fail to be
at the polls and vote next Tuesday
week, May 4th, and press their
friends to do the III
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23

W. II. PURvIANCE is in receipt direct
from Chicago,o the largest stock o writ-
ing paper e brought to this market,
which he can afford to sell cheap for
cash. wv
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,1,11E REVISED Statutes OF TIE UNg-

TNIIE REVISED STATUTES OF THE Uni
ted States. sections 3D., 81, 32%>, amt
80, require every person engaged in any bust
nc-S. av1cation. or rmpIpymcnt which renters
him Liable to Il SPECIAL TAX, to Procure
ana Place ConspicupuSly in his Establishment
or place II business Il STA L dcn"tinE tiie
uavrlrnt ui >a!d SPECIAL for thr Special
raN Near beginning Nay |, is1J, before COM
mrncing or continuing business after April 80,
I>7I.
The taxes embraced within thu provisions Of
fIn inv nllnrI. Innf,aI nrr thr fnIlnM M. VIZ:
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Spelling School.

There will be Il Spelling School in
the regular old fashioned style at IIar-
dy's Hall, Friday, April 3oth, at Z -
p. ", for the benefit Of the Public Lii
blary in this city. Admission 2jcts.
The following is Il list of persons who
are expected to participate in the eXer-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23

a. Schuster, W. W. Caldwell,
II. G.. Shedrick, John j. Miller,
William Hancock, Lewis Stiles,
Fred Becker. n. b. Giddings,
L. Ii Beekman, a. S. C~hittenden,
A. s. Reeves, W. F~rodSham,
II. NJ. Smith. Giles Bu>kirk.
John :. McLain, 5. Is. Sanborn,
VIM. Andrews, w. Is. Howard,
W. ). Earls o. +. Holloway,
}. Is. Majors, J.. g. WilkerSon,
J. Il. Watts, Samuel FrodSham,
John McLain, f. ID. Nash,
). p. Wright, Henry Sargent,
j. NJ. IIhillips, W. y. Price,
W. Is. Allen. f.. Brayton,
J. Is. Russell {. {. Somervillc,
$. L. Scelcy, Benz. ChildS.
Z. W. JOY, j.. NJ. Damiord.
Jesse John, Esq, j. Il. Caldwell,
X. Van Buskirk, VIM Ilerrcn.
Dave Rea, John =. Altgcld,
Valentine Graft. John ii. Tyner,
Eli Alderman, J. c. Higgins,
VIM. 5. Greemlcc,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23
FLOUR AND WHEAT MARKET

BEIING.
Best Fall Wheat, per bu>hcl. 81
" Spring Wheat, per bu>hel, 10
SELLING-RETAH.
''Uniform1 Flour. Clancy brandy
per 100 lbs. g -
Best fall wheat flour, per 100 lbs, = So
" spring do do > 80
Xxx fall do do = OO
Fine bolted Meal. per bushcl. / O0
Shipstull, per 100 lbs, l l. to | -
Bran, do - to 50
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23

Trunks, Nickel Plated Leather Wallis
es, waite. proof Overcoats, in large
quantities. and as cheap Is the cheapest,
at J.. J. Miller's. east side Public Spare.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23
MISSES THOMPSON & YOUNG,
Having purchased Il full line of
Millinery and Straw Goods

are now prepared to SUIT all who may need any
thing il this line. Hats BIeachcd aud Press
ell. Dresses Cut aud made to rider. Patterns
of all kinds kept constantly on hand. Goods
furnished and work done AT the lowest prices.
EE"Cnmr and See Us at the dry goods store Of
l.. NJ. MiI1chcll. apl6-3m
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Savannah Produce Market.

No / new Usage Orange Seed for sale
at ". y. Prices.
Large fine Oranges for sale at w. A.
Prices, 6 for - cents, Or 10 cents per
dozen.
W. \. Price has now in store a large
stock of all kinds of Fresh Grass Seeds.
That Honey at w. \. Prices can't be
beat. You can get it III the comb or
strained.
Nyou have anything to sell, always
call on W. \. Price before You SELL
for nc is foolish enough sometimes to
give more than any one else.
W. A. Price has all grades OF Flour.
of the best brands, and a little cheaper
than any in our market.
Dry Fruits of all kinds al W. A.
PIice>-Apple-. Peaches. PruncS, Cur
rents. B~lnckberries, and the largest. fir
est Cranberries You ever saw.
w. \. Price will sell, ii he don't make
money every time, and would just as
soon buy as sell, fol he likes to keep
busy.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23

No l new Usage Orange Seed for sale
at W. y. Prices.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23

Large fine Oranges for sale at w. A.
Prices, 6 for - cents, or 10 cents per
dozen.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-09
From the Chicago Journal
How She KaeR 1t.


A West Washington street man
W ent home from a days meaRdering
do wn town, as usual, the other night,
and was met at the door by bis wife
with the customary kiss. Thinking
what a nice, blessed little body she
was, he hung his hat on a .Usii, and
was about to return to her side when
he beheld that a great change bad
come over the spirit of her dreams.
She looked as one to whom had come
a revelation, while her face and atti-
tude gave evidence that great
gulf had suddenly become fixed be-
tween them as man and wife.
"Wha-wha-what's the matter?"
he asked, misgivingly.
"John Henderson, she said, ~dfd-
MT you tell me you would give up
smoking, if I'd go without a new
bonnet this year?"
81 d-did," was the reply; s;tha-
that smoke you smell l got from
sitting with a m"
''NOne of your lies to me, John
Henderson, interrupted his spouse.
"Let me ex-"
"No, ! won't let you explain any of
you mean, dastardly falsehoods," she
said, choking with the sense of the
great wrong she had suffered.
"But l hain't lit "a"
"That will do, " said she; and then
she twisted one of Johns pants-legs
around so that he could see for HIM |
self, and, pointing to dozen long, |
white marks up and down the thigh, |
she asked, with triumph in her eye:
"Do you pretend to say them was
not made with matches?''
The next day Mrs. Henderson ask
ed her husband for some money to
get a bonnet with, and he gave it to
her; but he doesn't strike his match
es on his pantaloons any more when
he wants to light cigar.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-09

An IDEAL HoME.-A writer so,s =.
The most perfect home 1 ever saw
was In little house, into the sweet
incense of whose fire went no costly
things. Six hundred dollars serve
for years living of father. moth
er, and three children. But the
mother was creator of home. and
her relations with her children were
the most beautiful / have ever seen.
Even dull and commonplace man
was lifted up and enabled to work
for souls by the atmosphere which
this woman created. Every inmate
of her house involuntarily looked
into her face fOrthe key note of the
day, and it always rang clear
From the rosebud of the clover
leaf, which IN spite of her house
work she always found time to put
by our plates at breakfast, down to
the essay or story she had on hand
to be read or discussed in the eve
ming, there was no intermissiOn of
her influence. She always has been
and always will be my ideal of
mother, and wife. Ifto her quick
BRAIN, loving heart, and exquisite
tact had been added the appliance
Of wealth and the enlargement of
wider culture, here would have been
absolutely the ideal home. As 1t
was, it is the best l have ever seen.
1t has been more than twenty years
since caossed its threshold. I do
not know whether she is living or
not. But as see house after house
in which fathers, mothers, and chill
dren are dragging out their lives in
4 hap hazard alteration of hstless
routine and unpleasant collision, I
always think with a sigh Of thst
little cottage by the sea shore, and
he woman who was the olight
hereof, )" aud i find in the face of
many women and children, as plain
y written and as sad to see as in the
columns of personals
'W Wanted-A Home"