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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23

Sin N~rpteffant iber Nims TX,

SIM paris Sournal" fpriGt iid eir
eneIiGer Drptefant iber Plus TX. In
foleeuben @prten aus:
1s45 purpe i'd pur& palmerfon 81
Plus TX. seldidt. Die Sympatbteen
bss eneliiGen 0ulteS batteu ben papR
mad @aeta beeleitst, unc bic Sympas
tbie fur ben Meniden Plus TT nod
bsute bic alte. England erfennt leinen
@prrans ols Stattbalter Gbrift ntGt
an, tpobl absr ben @prrans Der bb1fen
Eueenben. Als i'd pieGbre bate, n,tG
nem seiflt6en Sberbaupte Der &atbc>
ltter su rdbern, mar Der erite Sturm
aerabe rprbet. Der SpuYerain, ben
bos 0olt I'm Ertumpb Don berporta bel
pppeIc mad benz Goruni beS Traianus
sstrasen, Dem es bunbert Wal piepferbe
ausselpannt bate, bate pertletpet fiG>
ten mi6en. uno bod babe i'd rtemals
etne 70 bettere gri@einuns eeIebsn, pie
bielert SerbanuteaY apf. Netn, etnMal
bod: i'd fab ben elet&en papf 1870,
alS bic @rblHnft beS }. Yetrus 1ur nod
aus benz gattean unp ben S@IdGeln
bes tatbOltlden @laubens befanb. uns
lere 3eitungen baben baSgBnrt aus Dem
8atican oft NIT SartasmuS besrdBt.
SIN @runoe aber wtGeu Gnalanb unp
&uslanb rpobl, nas rteies @prt aStt>
lt1er MOral uno erptser @ersGtteteit
baS etn3tae III, wel&es tn ben 6er3en
Der @5lfer uuO Der 95uise bas @efibl
seeeneittser pFt@ten rpedt. Die Sta,
liener babfn bte ttaItenif6e @tnbett ees
i@afen ; III NeapeI, GIoren3 uno Snrtn
webt Elm ttultentl9s Glasse aber In
Neapel, Epscana uub lelbf tit ptemont
febnt man fi@ nod Der ssrlurenen@ elb,
ftdnDieteit. Plus TX. petb btes.
@dbreno A%utonomtften, l1nttarter unp
Masstnifsn it@ In Grwartuns zines
gretenihes riften, bcft ct auf bic 3u>
funft. St wetB, bas Ct l@perli1 ben
Sies erleben, aber er 3Iaubt bas eas
Yapftbunt barar, tbetlnebmen ptro. Gr
bdlt feft an, unerl9dtterltden @Iaubsn
Don 200 pdpfe. @er bat rdbrenc
Der beioet1 lesten Sabre sStalieu bur6z
freift, pbne cas- pumpfe Murrer1 bes
un3ufrtepsnen r5miiden @olfes 3u b.
rem? plus TX. 1T f65n, grue, n,aie,
ftdttl6, trpB fefres bpben <ers. feline
Sttun!e frdftfe unb pa1enb fit etnen
Nanr, Der ;u urbi ct orbilprtGt. Menn
bieisr mtlpe papf, Der felt r,sbr ale 80
Sabren restert, Seri&winpet, 70 miro
etne lbmer;ltbe Side entfeben. Ntes
nanp bat rtebr tpte CT bte Men1hbett,
3Out unp Stalier eeltebt. Der stpissn
Staot rptro etnGtwas feblen, wel@ss fe
nt@t lobalo mfeberfeben utrp. Sc miro
arpse pdpfe 9eben, 2ebrer unb Befens
aer ; ater Ytellet6t ute ntebr etnsn 70
eitteen 6trten. Nu@ tt 3utunft nitro
Der @lnrs Der Clara bte @eIt erleuGs
ten /; aber pteIet&t nte rrebr tit 70 mill
ben StrabIen. Soft. Der unlere Sage
abmtst miro ptus TX. steletdt nod
bas 2anp Der 0erbetBun8 faauen Iafs
fen. SInsere Ndnner wte ct, NapDs
leon unb @ancur, fno babtn8eeanser
unb md@ttsere 8et&e als StaIten iinb
aerGidelt tpproen. Scuen MFR ldGeln,
uern bte etfriBen &atbcltfen pom Der
Yplttt 0pttes reoen2 @er tpetB, pb
nt@t nod mdGttse gretsnt6e bic Gut.
wtrfe menldlt@er pOltttf 30 S&anpen
MAIDEN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23

Der 8efebrunesmdnner, pelae troB al
let Befe&unss>@ eriude AUDI bte rer>
lai1erften uuter ben Siren pom @lauben
Der V6ter abauwenbeu ntGt perm 5Benb
rsaren. NumdIts serfett bfeie prOtef>
antilde Mti6cn In Wtecrepit unb
Bdn3li6en 0erfau, benz bann purG bte
pom @ldofcne berbeteefabrte Dtsetas
bltrun9 Der ansltcanil6sn STRIDE Sre
LAMBS oas Stesel aufseorift purDe.
Dtelen berbtn prlfuneen eeoenuber
ber3abrte Der Gr3btiGof cine uabrbaft
apOfoltlbe MuSrauer unb beloenmitbi<
&c @eoulp. Der Slang ieiner @t6ens
i@aft ietner Gr5mmiSfsit unD 1eines
epeln patrtcttsmus rtef bic Rtlctbdties
fett Der Gldubtse,t auerwdrts mad sur
unterRiBunB zines Noltes, tpel9eS iss
men MaGtnattonet NIT rtibrenber Ereue
ptoerfanp. Selbf in 1etnen 1pdtern
Iasen LIEF Der eretie Grsttl6Of es fG
nf6t nebmen, feline 6eerpe perl5nIi6 su
beiu9en unb Dor BEN 0eifte Der Srr>
lehrer su benabren. St baute bunrert
RtrGen, errtGtete cine ~sldn3enre Ratbes
prale urb fttftete etn YrieRer>S Seminar,
Yfarri6ulen unb Srpensbdufsr fir
perlunen betDerlet @el@leGtes.
Dem raflplen Orange pes Grsbt@
f9cfes sentste tibrtssns bic Grfduune
ietner unmtttelbaren AmtspFt9ten fetS
aeewe9s; aud auf anbern @ebtetet
bat CT ft@ bewdbrt. @or fetner Be-
tletpunB NIT Der bt@15ft6en WIrbe
gait ct alS Der emtnentefte prrfeTor In
BEN eroBen, bursdbnIi1en, pom auspes
bebntea Bteien uro foloGalen 8dunen
um8ebenen @Oues BON MaYnoptb er
beednfttSte als treueter Greunb bic
9rcBen 8efrebunsen S'Gcnnea's uno
rdbm an Der emancipation Der Ratbp>
lifen beruurrasenben Antbetl er tano
an S'@pnnel's Sette auf BEN NteIens
Neettn8 tu Gltfoen, elmer 0er1amm,
lung, pelGe aud fit NlbtOns S5bne
uni Deswtuen pom bleibenbem SnterelTe
ia, wril, mas btsber rur @enieen be-
tannt, bier 2prD eYtton (8ulwer) per-
fSnltb erldten unb eur@ Nutupfie fi6
ia ietaer eldnssnosn Bel&reibmne bee
8efreters tefdbtBte. gbe Or. Nac
pale NaYncctb YerlfeB, 1brteb CT bic,
aud tn's Deutl1e iibertraeenen, Be-
petie fir bic &riflt@e &slieion (chris,
tian evidences). 3uslet@ bebanbslte
er bic i6On tn ben preteiser Sabren
brennenbe, uno letper aud tn Der ee,
eenwdrttsen YarlamentS : SefTpn nod
nt&t gum austras setommene Inter
rt@tsfraae IN Brtefen, tuslGe etne
Gunperube BON Watertal fir btelen
We9enitanb ent5alten urp NIT Gntlhte>
benbeft pie NOtbwenotefett bss reItst5s
fen Glemsntes in untsrrtGt unD CT
3tebuns betonen. uHtefrttten TT ct
Der arbbte Renner Ger alt > tril1en
Sprade uub etnbetmtl1en Duff. Gr
erbob bic etpbeimt1he Spra6e aur
| &Iaifcftdt, inben er 6omer's @eotGte,
ben p~entateud u,o MDcre'S n~ationale
MelOpien tn's Stride lbertrus.
60 aebt Der @r3btiGOf Son Guam
Ga als Menid, @elebrter unb 8t19pf
eth 9an3es Menfdenaltsr btnour1 bat
er ben bervcrrasenbften Nntbeil an ben
pcltttl&en unb r~elist5ien Bemegun9e,
letner Natton 9encmmen. Der Nbeno
BEG 2ebens TT nun aud fbm beraufee>
bdmmert; ct trttt BON Der Sdaubdbne
5fentlt&er Gbdttsfett turiid. M5se
bte ebttlt@e 8urlebun8 feline Iebten
Sage better uro slddltH babtn Ftebeu
lal1en. REln. 8DlfSata.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23
Ser dlteffe @iicbpf Ser fatbD.
Iiicbem Stride.
CGtn Appfel Der Srl6rber.O

gtner Der ebrpIrotsfen Wrdlaten ST.
lambs, Der dlteite BtlGrf Der aanaen
fatbUltiden Stride, o.. Moc Gale BON
Guam, ftebt i'm 8t9rtfe, 1rtn Grsbtss
tbum ntecersuleeen. Nm IL. Mueuf
trater bic pfarrer Der pOrtteen Dt5cele
sur @abl zines @capiutOrs, relp. aur
MuffeuunB BON bret fir bteien boben
pOfen tau9li6en Ganoteaten aulamz
men. aus penen Der J.. GtubI bte tauez
ltbfe Derlon auswdblen miro. Dr.
Mac pale ftebt beute guar tn sretunp>
fanfteften SABRE ietnes Gptlfopates,
bat aber bio su Stunbe bte pft9ten
leines bobeu Nmtes NIT unerh11plt9em
Offer erfluen fSnner, cine Mufaate
oeren 25iune tn elmer BON @ebtrsen
burG3cgenen uuc purd ttef etngel1ntt,
tene WeeresbuGten 3erflifteteu @eeenc
NIT Sielen Sdwtertstetten perbunben
TT. SIN Sabre 1925 3uut gcapiutcr
bee Btl1pfes pom 3fQala ccnlecrtrt unb
1884 gum Gr3bifGpf pom Iuant befSr>
bert, bat ct pte LANCE @etbe BON az
Sabren nit uneebro6ener Rraft ben
6trtenftab eefiibrt. 3ett nrberer 81
ftrtct In Srlanb bat tn l%aufenbenS abrs
bur.oert i@werere priifunsen au beftes
ben gebabt ole Der gum GrsbiStbur,
Guam eeb5renoe Ebetl Der @rafl1aft
Gcnnausbt; bier wObnten bie drmfen
SSbne Srlanbs, pte tit Golge bes
f9ma@pOlen 8erbDtes fattolilGer Gr>
stebuns sdn3lt@ 1eruabrlost blteber.
Mnelicantide @anberprebtser tuettetfer.
ten NIT SGulen, BITE arerfanntermaBen
yrplelYtenmaderet betrteben, tn Der Ab>
iidt, ote bun9ernoen Siren In ben
9dOcB Der 9c@ttrde 3u fdbren. &res
ter 6aQ tn 2onbcn erbebte tn 1etnen
@runofeten betm Greueensel1ret pes
publifums, ba6 NIT Stauneu pte
MISREPRESENTATION Betebrunasberi1te
Sernabm; IetdtBldubtse 8anqutsrs
uap fanatiide @eutleme1, gaben tbr
0elp bet, uni ben arrne1 Yaptfeu tn
@pnnausbt sur Gtfenntntb Der 8abrs
belt 30 Serbelfen sanse SGaaren pom
Yrebteern, berep Mntecepentten tn rlars
den Gduen 3~wetfelbuftsr Natur paren,
cnr1freiften bas 2anp, MAJ BE
belmdnner uno MtifonssA senten, NIT
stleicunesfdden unp Nabrunssmttteln
belapen, tn bte 9itten per Mru1ert brans
gen unD tbr unterreDungetanfe rerlu@s
ten. Die game @egenD mar Don ben
prept8eru In Ditrtete etn8etbetlt Strs
ten rrurper eebaut @atienbduler nnb
S&ulea sefiftet, etntrdSItGes Inter
In anslieantlHen Gamuten
6nalanps ~ansebpten. prctefanttlGe
Silgbfe unD ensltlHe Staatsmdnner
in ienen Eaeeu mad @onnau9bt
ius 3eussn psr arssbltGen @unDers
.baten Az Eeln, tpel6e an8Iieantl@es
g5plb an nsn arwsea }ren 40 rclbrtns
teRiaimt lear. &iHiae unterbre6s
su9en ataerenNes, ta 4 70 pitie fau.
,esn 1eFgetnn9rts Pts aQn gasFe 1861
OFT. Damn ! HHese Dts Sg ,uluna
8ttgunsni9r 9ra ey
ann bic guaen Hs a
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23
Oemtib . ainerifanticbe Mr.
better.

Oct ben OelprefDutt6et1 lber ben
Iufldwune per amertfantiden Snbus
ffrte, welder bte europdtfden Snbufrtels
len 70 iebr Iberrai6t bat, 1T bts iebt efn
6aupt' GaftOr beiIelben nod pents ~,
9prade sefommen, ooer bod nt9t tn
Der tbm 9ebibreneen Netfe. DIES To
Der @ntbeI ber tnteutsenten Arbetters
fla1en paran. Dae pte Snbufrte midi
pbne 6dlfe Der Arbettsr In bic 5Sbs
fcmmen fam, neriebt fih Don ielbf,
aber bab ite tn tbrer Oualitdt uto tbre,
eeldmafspuen Musfibrung nur eurd,
6dlfe ti6ttser, eineepanperter Mrbeiter
f@ 70 sldn3eno entwtdelt bat, 1T ntGt
fdr Seoen BON D%ornberetn lelbRperF6nos
LTD. Dieter puntt Serctent beionpere
@rwdbnung unb 8elpredung.
NamentliG ben 0ertretern Der beut>
l9en Saoufrie BET Der WsltausReuuno
9esenuber sebibrt es i1, berporsubes
ben, baB es beionoers Deuti6e Nrbeit III,
wel@e In ben n1etfen Snoufrtesrsteen
3u peren Gortl6rttt rnb au bererl 0ebs
une 70 auBercrpentli& Dtel beteetraeen
bat. SIN Deutfdlanp Bate man Das
redt gut beweiien f5nnen, trena man
ft1 barum bate betimmeru rplen, spas
aus ben pteIen0 unoerttau lenben aepors
ben TT, rrel@e bas alte 0aterIan6 sers
lalen babeu. bort bebarren auerbtnas
nod iebr 8tele, rlamentIt1 In ben {. a.
b6beren Stdnpeu, BET Der Mefnuna, bab
nut SpiBbuben mad Dem @ptBbute,s
lanbe Mmsrtfa eeben. Man netne fie
etnmal etnen Nugenbltd beim Wprt.
Inter 9ptBbuben fSnnen tie f& ocH
unm5slt1 Dummf6pfe sorfeQen. unD
tas III ber tpabre 8err iener0 erunalimz
pfuns. Gum gntI@luB uup CUR Muss
fdbrun8 Der Nuswanberun8 9ebSrt aufs
aepedter Stnn, eebbrt Gnerete unoun>
ternebmunSssstf.
Die auSgewanberten 0wnberttau1enbe
auSD eutlblanb seb5rten su ben fDrper>
lid uno setitts resfamten 8spSlfer>
1nes& lementen, unp ibr Gineretfen In
bte biefsen tnbufrteaen @erbdltniGe
Cpir lpreden BIER t,ur BON Snbufrte<
Nrbetteru) muBte BON beteuteaben1
Gfeft ietn, wdbrero tbrslbauns fit bas
alte @aterlaub etn gerlut tpar. Iu6
bic 8efert uub 9i9ttSfen tnter ibner
mueten BIER lerner, ete fe CUR @eltuna
fcntnen fonnter. NueS lan9lame, UNI
beftmmte, niGt brett auf bos 3tel ee,
benoe Mrbette, r,uete ~absetreift srer>
ben. unb ben enersiiden, praftil1en
0anperifen tpet@en, tuel9e NIT Der
MalGtnsnssgrbett 0anp tn 6ano, bie
amerttantfGe S~npufrte btnnen pentgeu
Sabpebntstt ~ elmer 70 sspaltisen
GcnfurrenssM aGt auf benz @sltmarft
entuidelt baben.
Spbalo ptefe beutl&eu Nrbetter eins
nal fi1 etneearbettet urb etnselebt bat.
tel, tn bas ererstfde amerffantf&e Sc,
ben, braHters Fe fi9 pur& tire ti9tiee
te@nif1e u,,b tbepretf@e 0orttlbune
ia allen Snbufrtawetsen sur 0eltune.
0enn man pte 9rpbrn Nai&tnenwerF@
ifdttei bee eanbes, bic 8rpeen SHiFs>
taatSfe ut,b bte rtetSea @cllen. unD
GaumwouensGabrtsen dbevaQ senau
bur@fprl1ea wolIte, man wdroe Dtf!e
Gantenbe beutl9er Nrbetter unb Sgs
buifrieler BARN iapen, pel1en Sin
erueer Gteil ibrer Gcrtf&rttte unp @ra
fnbmn2en 40 Serbanfen III. Moane
Ieue @aidfne, man&e 8erbenerung
alter fansnst usn Dfutl&en sgrbsssegn,
aeue &ebelIe foe S@ifs unp ueuel
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23
GorreipouOeu3ea

nnD G~tnlenDunset aberbuupt inb itets
Ututcmmen, belcnbers dber Besebetr,
beiten uuO 3ufdnce tn Seri@tebsnen
CHARACTERIZATION ; bod mtifen aQe Gin>
enbunsen Scut 8erfafer urter3et@net
fetn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23
Na@ europa

treroen 30 itbsr Belt Beftelunseu auf
, 4 @anberer, seeeu Gprausbesabluns
areencmr,en.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

The following is the address OF Hon.
Peter Cooper which we we're compelled;
by lack of space to omit from cur las,
weeks report OF the proceedings of the
Indianapolis Convention. EprroR Anti
MoNoPoIIsT.
Gentlemen OF the Coaveat.or-We
have met, my friends, to Unite i 4 course
Of efforts TO find out, ard. Il POSSIBLE. to
remove accuse Of evil that has sh-uns
the value q the real estate OF the Nation
20 4 condition where il canuo, re sold, or
mortgages ob,aired on K for much more
than ore-half the amount that the same
property would have broug three years
ago. This dire calamity has beer
brought on our own country bv the act1
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

TIE KNORMOUs wAsTAGE Of grain, 90 isevaas,s
vsea Oder aSEn Of Threshers, can be SAVED BY til
Impe0ved Machine actek On sve,y lob to n,ors -
paD ~ alpsnsss q threshing. a
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN -
a. easily and perfectly a. Wheat Oats Rye O. Barley
IAN EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid for arsin "a
seeb cleaned by this machine for extra cleanliness,
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1875, these we're substan.
tally the ONLY MACHINES thatcould run with profit
Or economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect vuek
i'hes othevs sttalv failed
:, ALL GRAIN. TIME and MONEY wasting complica.
lions such a. endless Aprons" Saddles, BeaserA"
"Pckers, etc, are ontrelS dispensed sotk; less thao
aasier managed more durable light running no COST
" REPAIRS DUST no Htterings" to clean IN; noe
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms. -
FARMERS aud GRAIN RAISERS who arc SS,aad
in the large saving made BY It will not employ info
nor and Wastefdl machines but will tssaf on III
improved Threshee doing their work.
FOUB SIZES made for 9, 8, 10 and u Hoess
powerA Also speciality of SEPARATopA deadsne6
and made HxPRKssLY FOE STEAM POwRn
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, VIZ: our I'm,
proved Triple Gear" and our "Spur Speed" CWoe1
bury 6tylel both Mounted on fov wheels.
II MTERESTED in Threahing or Grain Raiuine.
apply to our nearest Dealer or write to rs for nluetT
- Orcalar Cent fee giving full particulars Of Hs
e01eA. Prices, Terms, etc.
Nichols, Shepard d Co.,
RATTLE CREEK. nua
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01
THE VIEWS OF HON. Pc
TER COOPER.
AN ABLE ARGUMENT.

His Address to the indianapolis Convention
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-02-10

cate, forget not, for with such sacri-
ficss God is well pleased"
4. GRATITUDE. This is at once
duty and a pleasure. A life of
gratitude is a life of happiness If
you would be grateful, look at the
condition Of those who have less of
this worlds goo1s than yourself
A survey of the palace may excite
discomfort, but a glance at the poor
house, or hospital should awaken
thankfulness. With hearts glowing
with gratitude to God for his
goodness and mercy, we can not
fret and murmur concerning the
hardness of the times. While we
have much to lament, we have
much more to thank God for.
Now humbly submit that industry
and economy, generosity and graft
tude, would go far, very far toward
removing the evils of the times.
But whatever troubles You nav be
called to endure, remember, unto
/ the upright there ariseth light in
the darkness" Keep your heart full
of religion, and your hands full OF
work, and you will be happy
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-02-10

Wait.-Wait, husband, before
you wonder audibly why your wife
don't get along with the household
affairs "as your mother did" She
is doing her best, and no woman
can endure that best to be sighted.
Remember the long, weary nights
she sat up with the little babe that
died; remember the love and care
she bestowed upon you when you
had that long spell Of sickness. Do
you think she is made of cast iron ?
Wait-wait in silence and forbear-
ance, and the light will come back
to her eyes-the old light for the
old days,
Wait. wife, before you speak re-
proachfully TO your husband when
he comes home late, weary, and
"out Sorts" He worked hard for
you all day, perhaps far into the
night; he has wrestled, hand in hand,
with care and selfshness and greed,
and all the demons that follow in
the train of money making. Let
home be another atmosphere entire
ly. Let him feel that there is one
place in the world where he can find
peace and quiet and perfect love.
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LADIES COLUMN.
HARoLEEN HAROLD, EDITOR.
Fashions.

The beautiful spring-like days we
are having so often now, and the
approaching spring itself, has
doubtless reminded the ladies that
the time is not very far distant
when they must begin the task of
ove-hauling their wardrobes for the
purpose of exchanging their som
Der winter apparel for the fresh
light garments of Spring. This is a
trying time with women, planning
ard working, turning and twisting,
to make new garments out of old
ones, and little go a long wa s.;
for we must all keep at least IN sight
Of the fashion, and while l do not
think any woman should make
dress her aim and object, 1 believe
every one should think enough of
it to prevent making an odd appear
ance. Let the men rant as much as
they please, but there is not one of
them who does not prefer a real,
stylishly dressed lady to dowdy old
time woman; and every man wants
his wife and daughters to look as
well as others, even if he does grum-
bic about hard times and foolishness.
have gathered a few items on the
styles, which / give more especially
for the benefit of those who do not
have free a ccess to fashion books
A mixture Of different materials
will still be worn, but those particu-
larly spoken of are gross grain anC
fine wooden stufs, linens with marrow
stripes, branching vines aud small
figures; and cream batistes com
bined with faulasas. Cream stuffs
and laces will still be extensively
worn; also a peculiar brown shade
, and a new gray. called oxidizeC
silver gray. 1t is predicted tina
the stylish over dresses for sprih!
F.; will be "habits," with the waist an,
skirt cut together, very long, no
draped, and simply trimmed. TIL
3 cheap neat hats gathered on whale
; bone, and made of the same mate
rial as the dress will be stylisl
; agair. And real 5Onnets, with larg
I bruins and capes are being prepared
to make amends for The small eEcuSe
that have so long reigned supreme
/. In few weeks when the styles ar
!; more decided, 1 will give Othe
items.
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Don't Abuse Anybody.-There
are many philosophers in the
world who think like the one who
says.
never yet heard a man or wo-
man much abused that l was not
inclined to think the better of them,
and tranfer any suspicion or dis
like to the person who appeared to
take a delight in pointing out the
defects of fellow creature.
Cut this out and past it in your
hat, We who are always going for
your neighbors and pointing out
their short comings.