Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-26
ABOUT WOMEN.
"Knew You c'er, :, said crafty Philip,
"rhat when maidens kissedwould be,

1 NAT Nncit ihdtNeHS kisStl Mouiu NC, y
Then With accents soft they sweetly
WI" III Lisp their words III accents ~ttees'e& asa y
Back the answer came, a golden /.
Mine of wealth in every word: 2'"' !.
,YssN'eth,R the dafusel gently mufmurels f8@ }
yB-r"Ieth, dean Philip, tho i 'sefheaFd, fts4gAv !
feAIMonran WAS offered a thousand dollars !
if she would remain silent tor w hours.
At the end of fifteen minutes she asked,
'sIsnitthe time nearly1Hpi?'} Jot TaYf C#3.Ga
ANY lady can press hertoldt bonnet over
into the new suimlmertstyleb y placing it ONT
a pavement block and letting a loaded ICES
wagongback over it Iengthwise.4 's1Ultuai44I
: ehoungsmen of the middle ranks are get
ting so shy and ~iartl"to catch that parents
will have to begin~to#otfei' chromos along
with their nEEdriageable~ dausshtefs, says the
Tarner'sfHalls Reporter. .':sHat'J H"@'5&osi
The Observation-Disclosures festival held BY
our church societies might be rendered more
Interesting and attractive by announcing
that the young man who finds the straw
berry in is'piecc of cake ilI be entitled to
q Kiss from the prcttiest girl in! tile room, or
something Of that sort. ~,
The triumph Of q woman lies not in the
admiration Of her lover, but in the respect
of Ier husband, and that only can be gained
by Il constant cultivation OF those Qualities
which, she knows he most values.3as iai
OF Queer Victoria it is said that she has
her favorite Minister'S. but this favor. is de-
tected in an Uncommon martrier. The Queen
has a delicate and discerning ear, and the
man who speaks with a clear voice, which
contains the ring and cadence Of honesty
and mantulness, is sure to become 4 personal
fr;a,,,SS1 Il N ~ .4&. eyB}EET1F ti%#tf sfHR
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I IN THE SURF. , 9d33r'i3'"l'
To-day IsHaw a voting main Snd woman,
come Oh ttlinnlidIy' out out Of the bathing house
to go into the surf, She WAS slender GRACE
fjl. and fair Ire. wqsE stropg7limbed and
4 rather stout. Evidently they had only been
a Short time married. Z 1T1iis was 50 apparent
d that they were Watched With more than or
!. diharyjintercs blythe oilers. on. the beach.
Daintily hetpicked her way over the sands
to the edge Of the sea; timidly, and with
the winning, grace and gentleness,ofa young
faWn, she cluug to the arm that was to PRO-
f tect ,ner in health and in sickness, tiupon the
. deep as we'll ms npont the. land. lie seemed tq
l feel the full Weight Of the responsibility he
| had assumed, and with lender care annd
words, Of encouragement he guided her to.
+ wards the WAKES. At lfngth. they stood w.
on, the edge; the indasllipg surf REACHED Al
most to their feet, but still her, pretty gray
flannel bathing suit WAS dry and unspottted
y and the, bright red trimmings cauglteane
threwbhcl the clear raysFofl the i%s,l'ilne'
S sun. SO they stood for 4 moment She witt
o her hand resting coltllingly in his, he look
ingbravely into herupturnedian half-tright
ened face, and urging licr TO trust to III
IS strength and with hin" to plitfge into tn
d%asliing whirlpool that lay before them. IS
It striking was theApitturetllat one could eas
le ily imagine TREY had just turned from til
Dr. altar, aid were abont to throw themSelye
le into that other far tmore dangerous, thu
re treacherous whirlpool. that men CALI lift
OF course, the mans persistence oyerearl
the womal's fear. and they dashed Into ii
vt slrt together. ~ Then all at once the nictul
lie changed. They parted company and b
" abraving all and fearing iiaaght,~ n63rqslie
~ forward into,thevwayes.I Fora mopieilt J
rode them nanfnlly, and his little partne
Id standing knee deep in the bright waite
an looked upon him WITH admiration, not u
Il mixed with . satisfaction that, cpinsY,ef $