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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-04

Yet another warning. Joseph Bates,
OF Vermont, falls Gead while carrying In
an armIul OF wood. Show This para-
grapn to your wife. Nay, cut it out ana
aiu it to the woodshed door
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-04

IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERFISERSIN THE STAR, MIR. &c. DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. ~ ASTOk HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY has been appointed general and
special Agent for the Eastern states. This will ~
a abranch office OF the STAR, Mr.. snifen being au-
thorzed to make advertising contracts on be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor i'll our
name
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-04

Good AiI-VVOol RmsincSs Suits for
s., IS, 81 and $40 at Mabiey's, opposite Fvun-
tain.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-04

Strong Working suits So, "A and s. a
opposite Fountain.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-04

White Vests for 75c, 81 and 81 rs at Ma,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-04

Mr.. John ktrns has opened his store
ON Berry avenue and Center street witt
choice class of provisions and gro
cerleS.
The election on Monday seems to be OF
little interest, and a iuil vote will hardly
De cast. the polls will open at the same
time as formerly.
An Improvement is being made on
Rnenstord aud Hatiam streets which
has SO long been an eye-sore to the prop.
srly holders of that locality.
The Murphy meeting on Thursday eve
ming was we'll attended and several sig-
natures obtained. Another meeting
Will be held on Sunday evening at s
o'clock.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-03

oer NPsiie bstraf ali Der unEsre telcsrmu
lhiae Natipu - mad Dem Gsaem Der In
tsrrriider - lid, lanai1m psrbtuten miiste
etele SGmad, lo[lts fiirner Dir fsin jSppru
mebr icin, esiue ean,s Ghatfraft auf,utie
ten. fort unc fort au osiiren. bab unTsrs
poriet enplih ff7es 5srrain estDinne. I'm
ensn sntfdaibanten Gcup su waaen, tsg
Bic sertretenen Nem!e unleres gulfes ,ur
0eltune brdtts ?
glissnesu Nuaes, hchaufssrittst ifane
iis ba in ibrsr elutsnhen gersntlamffit, je
be 8smeguns malerilh, mia spn innsrsm
Smpuls aele;iet, elmer Charlotte Goreay
abnlih. 8stroffen, gang In ibrsm Mntlid
serluntsn, lieB er Re ausreben. Damn
nsiats er iih ebrfiirhtts auf ibre Sanb
esrab uab tiibte leiis i9re rcFsen Singer
ipiben.
Du BAIT mid tief telaamt, eYilnta, faate
er laum bGrbar, wie eriGiittert. Du
Serrlihe yerbientef. bab man Simmsl unb
gxse um bid sersase l1no ifeb, i'd fol-,
ss ahsentlIdlib beinem sblea Nafe, Der
mid an meine yFinten moant - ct fam
au gutter Stunte. 5sute Worssn erbielt
i'd bieie iGriftliAe ginlahuna pom 0ar,
topsti gu elmer atenolihen 3aiammen'
tunit. gr nabm einen Brief aus ieinem
5alaentude unb reihte lin 0isfa gum &C.
fen. Gu lisbit.es miiiIeu midtiae Nat,
rihten pom Central. Gcmts aus @ars fir
uns einselauftn isin. glca iit's ia friit
aenus - Id ellie ,u BEN Sreunten. uno
mug bid nun ben lanssn Qbsno einlam
laiIsn; Yisllsidt wirb'S Woraen bepor i'd
misoerletre. Sie Bate bas Yapier eurh-
Fcssn.
gsg9 (arrtfebune folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-03
- Sa Gon3alss te;ablt man 50 fir
ben 8uiqsl pseanni'ne.
3ie Osbre der bes ALTERS

iino ihmerr III erlrasen cIs bic 2eiben in, n,isls>
rea alter uber in Der Suaenb, ba bic 9Doritanbs>
fraft i'm Sraanismus nit ben suaebnenosn Sas>
rem iidb rerm nbsrt Bat ulb Sfranfbeit uno Sdner-
sen ubsr ben sntfrdfts en- &btper metr Oe,palt ba>
ben. 9absr III 70 I'M 70 iDsEentlifer, bab iene
gRicerfanesfreft Sernesrt mnSe 5pitetter
Wasen litter, Elm beillam i.arfenSes 2abfal
it rountetiam bafur seeiansl. GO mirft sesen bie
benz brb,n aIlter eisentblmlihsn G3sbredeu uno
bilft Der ab ematteten @aiur gs telett ben fdpa>
den aSrpef, siest elsialam nsuss Sel in bic fla
fernbe 2eteEelampe, Serbreittt frifde g8drme burd
bic frDielnben @bsrn rnb gemltrt lprpphl 8sbaseu
wis 2inbsruns, 70 baB es 5 95rbe Bee sllttrs
Serfans auftGlt. 9enen int ,arten @s'unbbeits>
suifanbe. fpwie aud b.jabr!e @srIunsn empfansn
BON bisiem tsiIfamtn StarlAnssnttel errsen
Nusen. 60 1T scIis rein. sin arpn,a nidt I'M
ansenetm unb trirb pon beramten Ier;sen erl>
pfohlen. 4S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-03
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-03

- }tne bef'emmnl III per Tr'e IT
9ltlIlh: fnrire i'm iriot, che CT iib in
elneu fSelibte 3ei7t. rrrb D.. I. 8
WcF'au'S 4diarrb Snnii Der tinoert
" 'una beiIt ihmnnbeit Der Nlie, ces
@tiihts crer csr bant Professionalism
80 9tS pfr Bcit Dr. 3 y. Weqean,
3i4 Gbeituut Str., .. ocuie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
4 FArAL CASE or MALPRACTICE.

4 carriage stopped at No. TAI Sixth-st. late
on wednesday night and OF middle age, dressed
in black, was issi-tcd into the house. Forty-cight
hours later Dr. Bloom called TO attend a
patient I'm the same house, but arrived too
late to he Of any assistance. the patient, woman
about thrtyfyc years 81 age had died The audiences
OF death caused Or Bloom TO suspect some wrong,
and the matter brought 10 the notice OF coroner
Wotmau. \ p0st-lnOrtem examination WAS made En-
dav uigf hv DEBUT Coroner tu-nan AMI another ply
stefan aud death was found 10 have resulted from mai
practice.
The woman was Mrs. Newman daughter OF \. 2.
Barnard OF No iO7 ksnt-aye., Brooklyn. Her husband
had been dt al four years ana n has been as'"rtdned
that during that time four Of her children had died
NIa. Newman gave birth 10 o child very recently,
AMI was brought in carriage 10 the house OF hrs. Cole
man No. "a ~Sth-,L Coroner Woltman. upon learning
the above facts. dispatched officer TO tie central
Office and mfo.ncd the authorities Word was then
sent to Superintendent Campbell, OF the BROOKLYN police
TO arrest man Who lived at Mr.. Barnards house
detective was detailed for this work, but up TO
the present time no arrest has been made. COro-
ner Woltmln refuses To give the name OF the
young until his arrest Tie Coroner said, however
last night, that th young was not physiclan and
thai no doctor has yet been Implicated or IN CON
necton with the case The body taken yesterday 10
the residence OF Mr. Barnard, in brOo6lyn, where the
woman had lived since her husbands death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
(ol, OAK S !! 4!
OUR POSITIVELY ENORMOUS SALE OF

GIVES THE VERY HIGHEST ASSURANCE THAT W
ARE OFFERING THE RIGHT GOODS At TIE RIGHT
PRICE N ADDITION TO THE COUNTLESS SLY Li@'
OF THE DOWNTOWN MANUFACTUREKS WE Or
FER MANY ORIGINALAND PLEASING DESIGNS OF
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, WHICH CAN BE FOUND
AT NO OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY. WE
AIM At PRODUCING GENTEEL CLoAkS or khAL
INTRINSIC VALUE-TIAT IS OF GOOD MATERIALS
WELL SHAPED AND PERFECTLY FiNIsHED-BE~
IIEVING THAT THE MAJORITY OF LADIES PIE
FER GOOD WEAR AND SUBSTANTIAL APPEARANCE
TO SNOWY GARMENTS or INFERIOR MATERIALS
MANY NEW NOVELTIES WILL BE OFFERED THIS
WEEK N NfATELAssE AND BEAVER CLOAKs, DOL
MANS CIRCULARS AND SACQUES.
WE URGE UPON LADIES WHO WISH TO PUR-
CHASE DESIRABLE GARMENTS At THE MOST
MODERATE PRICES, To PAY VISIT or E&AMINA-
TON To THE CLOAK DEPARTMENT OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
Prominent ARRIVALS.

AUcmGrIe Hotet-Baron Blanc, Italian Minister at
Washington and j. u. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Danish
Minister 40 Washington .IitbL BfHuSWUk-tount de Nu
secretary o. the French Legation at ashngton and
Tegc German Consul al Havana ArsrOoft house
state Treasurer Henry kawle, OF PennsyIy seB
I.c- job T. Stcyelf0n, OF ONO. brer
ct H.t.- Colonel ~ b. Beck, T. =. Army. RUN dtt1s
Hoe-1he Hon Charles r. Gorlan. If Aiclngan Corandt
Parke New JERSEY; Rear admiral Roger y. -tcIbc L.
: Navy. aud Henry Bishop ana r. T. Duffy, OF Lonion-
ST. Ntc0ids Hofet-J. r. HaId. Recei' of Tire Peoria and
EOcr Island Railroad Company; d. v Bell. Collector of the
Port OF Detroit j. y. II. Patrick Of
I0Us-F Cleveland Of Haitlori...C lqfeECOn HotsI-
". Otway Of the BRUSH Legation at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
Z n. r 10 l ! s.

EIGHTHAVENUE, between PAN end 2jth-sts
ELFGA NTIY MADE CIRCULARS, AT ga worth so
FINE MATELASSE CLOAKS, elegantly made, Trimmed
with heavy SILK fringe. nj SO; worth Flj.
ELEGANT MATELASSB CLOAKS. TRIMMED WITH
velvet and silk. al $3 worth SIS
EXTRA FINE MATELAsSE CL0AKs, very deliberately
trimmed, at Sl6 worth fully go.
EXTRA FINE STYLES IL MATELAsSE CLOAKs at
Slg 500 10, S25, $50. s32 - and upward.
ROUGH BEAVER CLOAKS. all extra wei made, al 81 20
50. 20 30. 81 o. 80 90. 80 and upward.
PLAIN BEAVER CLOAKs, at 81 %;
sold all s. So 30.
HANDSOME PLAIN BEAVER CLOAkS, at IS 30, SO 30,
81 go - So 50 90 SO s2 80 sl5 Sl6 $l6 $22 and up
ward.
addition the great inducements that we are Offering In
OUR REGULAR STOCK OF CLOAKS we offer:
100 ELEGANTLY MADE CLOAKs at an immense reduc
former prices being styles that have decided
close out and not replace.
This comprises large variety % styles in plain beaver
rough mateasse, and all warranted first
class goods
An inspection Of these viii amply repay our readers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
RUMORED ASSAULT ON PLEVNA.
CoNsTANrINOPLE, Nov. l., 1877

CONsTANrINOrLE, Nov. l., 1871
A report is current here that the Russians have
made an assault Oh Plevna and been repulsed.
LONDON. Nov. Is, 1877
Russian official dispatch, dated Bogot, Saturday,
November II, says:
News has Just been received that detachment OF Cos
sacks and infantry succeeded in driving the Turks ont OF
Resale Pass by turning their fortified positions on Mora
gai Dagh. The Turkish camp there was captured.
General SkObelc during skrnisn on the night OF the
10th inst received severe Commissions from fragments OF
shell. He had already received similar Commissions
on the night OF the 18th His wounds, however are not
dangerous ana he continues to direct the IRE maintained
against the Turkish positions. 80 -
LONDON. Monday, Nov. 10, 1877.
A dispatch 10 The Standard from Sophia. reports
that the Russians, on Friday attacked Etropol and
the Turkish positions at the entrance Of the Or
chanie defle. and were repulsed with heavy loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
PLOT AGAINST EMPEROR WILLIAM.

LONDON, Monday, Nov. 10, 1871
A telegram from Berlin says 1.-The arrest
of a Pole. suspected OF designs on the lives OF the
Emperor and Prince Bismarck caused great excitement
as the first erroneous reports were To the effect
that the man mad been taken in the act Of firing at the
Emperor. The police have received Information
of tho plot, which IL attributed TO Polish Ultra
montanol from an OusIdc They are looking out
for the prisoncr's supposed cOnfederates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19

who until recently has bceu the teller OF the Bank OF
the state OF NewYOr II Is alleged that Of late he las
shown signs Of insanity. His son. who has lived IN IN
pleasant relations with his ather Tor feNcial yea >
brings the action and asks that the fathers estate OF
500 900 be placed in the hands OF q committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
THE TRANSATLANTIC MAIL SERVICE.

LONDON, Monday, Nov 49, 1877.
The British Post Office authorities have con-
cluded contract whereby three steamship lines inc!ud
ing the Inman aud White Star will have the sole car
riage OF mails to the United States, from December l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
has been i'm politics In France

Paul Boudct has been in politics IN France
since $780, and Of the moss active and Jealous OF
French statesmen He entered tho Chamber 81 DEPUTIES
in 1881 and has been almost constanysnce men ID ne
legislative BODY serving at various times and for long
periods in the Ministry.
lEor oncr foreign Mars see Fi,st Pag-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FALL OF KARs CONFIRMED.
Inv - ~ L. ~, rur rnrnt-,lI |
LONDON. Monday. Nov. !


dispatch from Erzerum says kars has been car
ried by Storm after twelve hours desperate fight
ing Particulars are awaited with the greatest
interest,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19

A stubborn and harTassing cough that will
Yield ordinary remedies thoroughly cured by
Dr. JAMES EXrEoroEhNr most effective remedy Tor all
bronchial pulmonary disorders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
A GERMAN LOAN PROPOSED.

The German Government is about TO ask
a loan Of 100 100000 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
Rev. LII SINCLAIR, Rich

Stock of goods at II Chambers-st. saved
burglars election day by the Electric Central Office
system 81 HolSEss BURGLAR TELEcHAPn COMPANY, man
Office SIS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
TIE DEATH OF PAUL BOUDET.

NJ. Paul Boudct formerly a Senator and
Minister OF France, is dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
HOME Ne US.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HCDNUT's II
BROADWAY.

eau,.407. Noon. 492. % NJ J2. Midnight $40.
Hlenrst during tbe day, 90. I0west 81
AyeTsge. 444 same GAY. 1876. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence Weakness
Of the Organs ~ Gcneraton &C, speedily and radically
cured by WINCHESTEI9s SPECIFIC PILL. Two TO six
usually sufficient Price 81 per box sT boxes 20.
send for circular Prepared By MINCUEslEk q Co,
Chcmists 80 JOnn 81, New Iork.
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases Of the
- G-ucrstiyc racsy AMI speedily cured. Office
hours St03. HENRY 4. DA NlElS. r. De- IA lie SngtOnav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19
Announcements.

Reliable goods and reliable prices at ISAAC
SMITHS umbrella stores.
After trying quinnc, arsenic, strychnine, and
other nabcs HOlMASa PAD cured and others eecuaL
Rev J. IT, SINCLAIR, Richmond, S. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19

In the vestibule Of the First Presby terrain
Church al Fftl-ave and Elcventh-st is printed no.
tce Strangers cordially invited 10 all Of the services
While the members Of tie church were going in yeser
day morning, an old gentleman observed a plainly
dressed stranger approaching aud opening tho yesbule
door, held il open until the young man had passed The
usheIs Tie ases promptly approached every one who
stopped if uncertain whore 10 stand and offered seats
IN tie peWs. There were no ushers In the
eseries but whenever stranger aud tho
bench near tie door, church member conducted him 10
pew and handed 10 him a Bible and hymn book Al the
close Of the service the strangers invited by the
members repeat their visits at any OF The services
In every way a cordial welcome was expressed.
AL the Madison square PresDy terrain Church yesterday
me eNOn and assistant Jealous attent a
vcry large congregation The unrented pews in tie
back rows and in these visitors were requested 70 Sit
unless the sexton could show them TO the
new. OF absent members. until the free seats
1yere nllcf when - -..in"lr congregation were
eiad " - &c 49, .o-.ut .~ces IA their pews occupied "
, 1877-02-11
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.
THE WALTZ.

A1E fAA1L*
The nisht.air is filed with the perfume Of rosex.
The perfume Of roses, aud women, and wine;
My darling her dreamy eyes langud}y closes,
And softly her little hand steals into mine.
All sweet1y her pretty head dropp'd on my
Her head with the treasures Of Orient crown'd;
And her bushes came fast at the tale that told
her,
Yes, wa1tzing told her my lore and my yearn1ng,
Nor dreaming the futufc nad sorrow in store;.
And wultzing learned that my passion returning,
The g,rl in my arms was lny own cyeEmore.
So in lofty cathearals the organ may thunder
Its echoes repeated from fresco- crowned vaults,
And the multitude kneeling in rapture may won
der,
The Angels Of Heaven, in glory advancing,
Are singing hosannas Of praise to the King;
Unless they have women, and music and dancing,
Forever unheeded by me may they sing.
ohl take not the sunshine that knows no to-mo1-
row,
The rivers OF honey and fountains OF bliss,
Where the souls Of the righteous may rest from
their soErow,-
They have not. a joy that is equal to this.
When the dead from their graves stand in awe and
And the trumpet calls loud On that terrible day,
To our names on the roll there will be no respond
TO music Of Love wen have t,oated away.
And our souls shall be full Of the perfume Of
roses,
The roses Of love and their perfume divine;
And her head on my sionlder forever reposes,
And her little white hand rests forever in mine.
-~-AtrarE dQrerfiSeT.
, 1877-02-11


" They hare, unique custom at Vassar, and
witha1 very good one for these times, when it
is SO much harder to get cash than to spend It.
1t is a custom, too, which should be brought
to the notice OF the student in political econo-
my, for it creates i money value in what has
heretofore not had dollar md cent value It
is stated thus: II a "fair' Fassarite u has a
young gentleman visitor on "Phil" day or
founders dag, it seems to be generally known
beforehand. As he walks up to or about the
college he is at once made the cynosnre Of many
eyes. The lady who has the good fortune to be
visited disposes OF the innocent subject, aud sha
meets the girls, and the unfortunate youth is
sold BY auction; yes, put up, struck o. sold
by the hour, to the highest bi1der! II he IL
good-looktng, stylish, dist1ngue, the bids run
high, the excitement is intense. aud the profits
enormous. In this way he Is disposed OF for
the evening, aud the tair one realizes hand
some sum, enough to supply her with creams
anu pin-money for fortnight at least. Il ho
does not possess these charming attributes tho
6idding Is languid, and not much Is rcalized-
trutfickers.
, 1877-02-11

The wife Of man living near Topeka, Kan.,
reached Detroit on her way home from the
East yesterday, finding herself short OF funds,
having lost s35 at Niagara, Falls. She weht to
hotel and telegraphcd her husband to forward
her $50 ut once. He isn't the kind Of man to
rush headloug into any financial enterprise, and
he stopped to find out the cost Of telcerapning
money. When he had ascertained, he waited
till night and sent half-rate message saying
be would forward the money by mall This
wasn't entirely satisfactory to wife paying 50
per day for board, but she had to wait In about
three days the looked-for letter arrived, aud the
wife was so mad that she came near swallowing
her false teeth. The husband had inclosed the
one-ha11 portion ot three different $40 bills, and
explained in his letter:
e If these reach you safely will forward the
other halves upon receipt OF telegram"
The way TINT little woman dustsd oser to the
daegers, and bullets, made the sto:cal operator
wonder ii she was not some escaped luuatic.
Over half the money will be used up for board
BIZ the lime she gets 1t. sud how she is to reach
home on the balance is what puzzles her.
, 1877-02-11
barbarism: Of course to them blue light is the

barnarism: OF course to them blue light is the
ranSest Of delusions.
me other classis rarer, but to be met with every
now and then We have all met with persons
VINO gould not distinguish our national air from
tne oratorio OF Messiah, so there are other per-
sons VINO have no idea OF color. This is fre-
quently The cause Of railroad accidents and OF
la1se testimony in court. The sense of vision
has passed through the aeous Of evolution
IKE other senses: There was time when color
mace very different impression upon the
SCI senses than it does at the present moment.
e ane old Indian book Of revelation. the Veda,
Of zoroaster, tie zeada Vcsta, 1s'p1ase make
no mention OF the blue color Of
the sky, but call the heavens black. The
words translated blue in the OLD Testament and
the . horan Of Mohammed are said to signify an
entirely different color. It was rather startling
10 near member Ut our Philosophical Society
say the other day that the human Eye was after
all very imperfect organ in view Of wlat 1t
would become In course Of time; but the writer
called to mind the saying Of 4 German phiioso-
phcr to the effect that If the human eye were
sent TO him as specimen of perfect optical
instrument he would send 1t back with ce1,surc.
There is steady uninterrupted movement for
ward IN everything which God has cre4tcd, and
time weedcd out and destroyed.
Now. as the whole is the sum OF all its parts,
itfollosss that what is true Of all Gods creation
Is true OF the science OF medicine, which cum
Germs most solssWmnniy sWn the very image ct the
piness is no mean thing. Whatever can relieve
his suffering should not be passed by with
hcartlcss sncer. It may be light, heat, or cleo
tricity, ctnchona, bromine, or the pop7y. We
hare already learned much concerning their
power to cheer and to heal. The truth OF one
age may become the lau.hings-stock Of the next
Let us, however, press forward! In the words
Of a1andslcv, "Lct 1t be our prayer that when
that day comes, aud this generation come up
f+t{ JnfI7 f1sx-
, 1877-02-11
A YOUNG HUSBANDS MISERY.

To the Editor Qf fhe Ernphic-
am In great trouble It is a secret trouble.
This is the first time ever mentioned 1t to any
one. I want relief. am young married man.
I mean am young in marriage. am fre-
,qucntlJ sent By my wife to get Things, I mean
womcn's things,-thread, pins, needles, CALI
Goes, muslins, cambrics, dc1aines to match, rib
bons OF certain shade to match something else
OF certain shade, and so on. I never do these
things right, I've tried my best and can't. l
shudder now whenever Elmira says, My dear.
won't You run out and get me three spoo1s OF
b2ack button twist?'' Il don't like to refuse,
go,-go to one OF those internal women's fur
nishiug- stores where there are never any other
customers but women, and where q man feels as
much out Of place as he would In any other
woman's dressing-room. OF course, when ask Tor
that twist the next question Is, ''What eolor!,
Color! OF course I don't know, and when /
bring it back tho twist is too coarse, Or too ane
or too something. and it IS so with ribbons 1t IS
so with fringe, with ,r11ffs, with feathers, with
whalebone, with buttons, with the hundred
other contriyances which woman must put on.
sew on, tie on, fling on, before she calls herself
dressed. Id<rather undertake trip to tind the
North Pole than to execute any woman's dress
commission properly. They don't know what
they want themselves, and because they don't
ignorance on somebody else Some one else has
to suffer for it. I've suffered for it; suffered
grieyously during the three years OF my married
life. It hiss been about the only cause OF
trouble between me and one OF the best wives
tnithe world. It's the only point she's not ra-
tiohal upon-if may say it, sir, not sane
Brown.