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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-03-23
STATE NEWS.

Wnoopirg cough is prevailing il
BrCokbayen.
The hog cholera has again made lis
appearaIce III Chickasa~ county.
The S0nthern States says pneumonia
10 raging In IA numb, OF tUwns Oh the
Mobile IND ONO raitroa
w learn nom our North Mississippi
eIehs ages tnat the irult crop III thst
pnr OF the State is ent rely XII ed.
Sam Stee'e, at ons time a deputy
shenf ui Hlpds county under Radlcai
She,Itf Harvey. and alt, rWards mai
agent Oh the V,cksbnrg AID Meridian
rsiIrosd, has been arrested tor robblug
the mail.
Southern States: The City Council,
at q sp. ciui meeting last Friday night,
to,k up tn, ordnance TO license houses
of ill-fame, and passed 1t oves the zero
OF his Honor Mayor ~Bodenhan.r. Tbs
vote wa unauimous.
Meridian Homestead: We learn that
at tue special q eetion Oh Monday, 10 10
Cas- III. courthouse OF Newton county,
Decatur WIS s, iected over Newton b, q
maj rit, of about 80 votes. The vote
for Hicko y was small.
NJ ridian Homestead: On Tuesday
night the store room of Mr.. G. Fl.
Bnucn. at tbs Pioueer Malls, we miles
from Meridian. Was broken open aud a
flu. gun worth one bnodred dollars,
about twenty PAIR of shoes, come bolts
OF calico, aud various other articles
1t is supposed that a pegro who
had been employ ell at the factory VAS
til. thief. though as yet the Q bus been
clue to d.ntify the guilty party.
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In the New II mpshire election
or the 18Th, Benz min +. Prescott,
the Republican cand date for Gov
ernor, was elected by a small ma,
jorily. Three C~ongEessmen were
eIccled-one Of them, Frank Jones,
is a Democrat.
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AMONG the unsuccessful candis
dates Tor the United States Mar,
shalshiD for the northern district If
Illinois, was a Mr.. Srilwell, o.
Livingston county. Hayes told
him his papers were u~nexceptlon
able, but there was an insuperable
objection 10 his appointment to any
Federal office. and that was his
wife was a favorite cousin Of Mrs.
Hayes. That vas q direct TIN ust
at Bride Tahor Grant.
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For Congre' sionaI favors Hon.
u Il. Singleton will please accept
our thanks. He was one Of the
few Southern Ccpgressmcn who
voted against the infamous electo, al
commission that put Hayes into the
White House, and Mis.issippiaus
Will long remember him for the
stand he look on that memorable
occasion.
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We s's aB1 rns.sf . lsgn.
Neef n Nssfs isah~ft Cel,saf.
nj "a 60 " ~ feses.ls, bmls
Inv, L%eeitoai Etglmsd oy . cop,
n their sood eiseal.f md ~ iee.
eifrsnt F'om Ne si,esisf - ~.
ifset lhe falew iag 9Th f~efasnsn
10 Cnitsd States woods
Oi pifeh pine Ne stoek T. smaIler
hsmg W bgs b'cB NJ nh time fgf
mssy tsafs while lh~ caDssu mlttn
10 qune ~ large. There is n good
d mabd sypeisiiy iof sasn wood
bot ssles hove ~ ~ made wldhoIi
any improvement in wmgs. Pfeh
wsc Ayprihg e%onthuas vefg Don ~
sale. snd lterc h 30 announcement
l0 lufiher shipments o. Oak states
'he 'sles Wy auction isve bsn ~
fcllows. New ORLEANS exira heavy
piDt al 60 10 fjJ 100 ,er mile;
extra heavy hOx.hcad at ISL id4
per mile txtfa beaty bntel a. G2t
To- per mile, ond kev NJ & pr
mlllej Mobile ex ~ heavy pipe vt
E5l yer mile; aud Richmond heayy
ldpe NJ 1872 10, per mile, end hogs
head Of go per mile; the demiDd
" chiefly Tor New Orleans slaves
boci-i %trcenails have been sold OF
Ct los per mile OF 81 inches;
ilefe Is O lsir demand.
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Non. Residents Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON COUNTY.
H,.o,;t Cour. q, Anril Ierm 1877


Cireuit Court to April Term, 1877
j. A. O.Neal
We. Attacnment IOr 200 10
George Hannahs.
Upon reading the affidavit of the plaintiff in
the above cause il appears that the defendant
is u non resident OF the State oil Mississippi
and that be resides in the town of Sonih
Haven, IN the county Of Van Buren,. IN The
Safe of Michigan. and that his pos:ofice is at
said town of South Haven. i said comfy and
State.
II is there fore s,dsred that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Star Of
Pascago7la. "a newspaper printed and pub<
lished IA the town Of Scranton, ia the county
Of Jackson. in the State Of Mississippi. com
nfandina the said George Hannahs 20 appear
befuie the Circuit Court, OF jackson county
IN the State Of Mississippi. at the Courthon e
IN the town OF Scranton, % The third MONDAY
in April, 1877, IL beng the 10Th day Of said
month. and pie nd 10 the said attachment, in de
fault Of which Judgment will he rendered.
aud the property sold. aud the effects apphed
TO the payment Of the plaintiffs claim. and
that the CLERK trznsns by mail a copy Of this
order, post,g &c prepaid directed 10 the said
al his posfofice in the town of
South Haven. in the county of Van Baren, in I.
he said State of Michigan.
Witness my hand and zeal Of Court 'his 18th
isy OF March, 1877.
L. ISL a. G. DEbMAS, Clerk.
t@G |
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HE Boston Post says it is ru,
mored that Hayes will arrest Grant
Tor sedition, because TIC latter said;
NO man worthy Of the ofiic. Of
President would be willing to hold
1t If counted in or paced there by
fraud
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SPEAKING Of the fraudulent Pres

SPEAKING Of the fraudulent Press
ideni's policy, The New Orleans
Times of Wednesday saws:
We believe Hayes has q policy,
because people are so ANXIOUS AMI
tender'foo,ed aud Historically solic-
itous about it, but what is il?
W egive it up. Will some OF our
friends who think Hayes is going to
do so much for The South, answer?
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-03-23

THE Burlington Hawkeye $ y.
women is losing tho last rclic of
her superiority over man. Drcssc,
are SO tight that sao is no longer
able to put her clothes on over her
head,
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T X. HASEsBEasY, Of Padonii.
Kan has invented . machine for
defroJing grasshoppers II IL
proves successful be will make a
fortune out OF il.
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VOa- Re3ideHE's .y,oiice.
't'HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
L IA ckSUN COUNTY.
Cirpni, r,.uuf--rn Anil TsrpN 1877

Circuit Comt--ro April Term 1877.
A.. Mckay
w. Attachment for $50,
Elliott & Berger.
II appearing 10 the satisfa ton of tie Court
That the defendants are non. residents of the
State of Mississippi. and THAT the said Elliott's
residence is unknuwn aud his postoiice Is UNI
Known, ami that Peter Berger resices at the
town of Pekin, in the st lie Gf Ilianis. aud
that his rostoifice is at said town OF Pekin. in
The county OF farewell, in said 5 ate OF Iii
nOIs.
1t is therefore ordered thar publication be
mtue for four consecutive weeAs in the STAR
OF fascagouia, a ne wspaper printed aud pub
lshed III the town Of Scranton, in the county
of Jackson aud State Of Mississippi, cDIn-
u~ianding said Elliott and Berger to appear he.
fore the Circuit T. urt Of jackson county.
Mississippi, ON the third Monday in April.
1871 il being the 18th dag OF said month, and
plead TO said attachment, or NsdEAeni will lie
rendered 10y default tor RAID claim and that
the clerk irailsmli u copy OF THIS oder to the
said Peter Berger al hs p0stntice IN the town
Of Pekln, IN tie county OF iaz.well, aud State
Of Illinois postage pregaidG said ElliOtts
residence not SHOW
witness my baud and seal of Office this 18Th
day Of March, 1877.
nI!d A G. DELMAS, Clerk.
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MARINE AND COMMERCIAL
NEWS.
OFFICE OF TIE PASCAGOULA STAR,
Thursday, March u, 1877.
iFor the week ending March %


ARRIVED.
Br Sebr Blight Sta McIn'osh, Sagua la
Srande, ballast 10 w ) DodsDn.
Am sci,r Geo s.nley, Royal, Galveston, to W
Denny " co.
Am sehr Martha, Hernans, Corpus Christi,
ballast to w Denny IL &C..
I'm schr Miranda, Murray, Mobile, ballast to
n banner ~ co
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-03-23

LEGISLATIVE warrants Of Tie
Nichols government arc worth
doIlar ior dollar while Psckstd.
ars worth almost nothing
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vOn- Residents .TUHce.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
i jackson cpeNrf.
Cirenii Cont in vacation

W. II Letchiord s. COL
VS.. Attach nene.
George lIannabs.
1t appearing from affidavit on file that the
defendant is n Nonresident of the State OF
Mississippi. aud thai he resides at S,uth Haven.
in the Slate Of Michigan, where he has his
po-tofire.
II is therefore ordered that publication he
made in the Star Of PaseaeoHla, n newspaper
printed and Published in the lsNSn Of Scranton,
in said county Of jackson, and State Of Missis
yippi, for four consecutive weeks, commanding
the said George Hmnahs to appear before the
CIrcuit Court, at the Courthouse in the town
of Sc~ahto., Jackson comfy, Mississippi. on
the 10Th day OF April 1871, there to plead,
answer or demar 10 plaiutitf : compla Mt. and
that The clerk transmit BY mail. postage pre-
paid, a copy Of this ords directed 10 the said
defendant ~ his postofEee above uamefs
Witness my hand aud seal of Office this 18th
day Of March. A. ID. 1877.
IL 81 A,G DELMAS, Clerk.
nl2-5t
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niSrs bas b MY Disappointed mo
Hsyb o,a giffy.
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CLEANED.
Nor BIZ Tarilta, Kuudrew, Calais, 1867 cub feet
timber. i0y,7U sup feet lumber, by Bet.
cier 81 DeSlnet.
Ger ok Carl August, Dorhn, GrHvelip, 1891
cub fl TIMBER, 36,472 sup it lrmber by Ber-
cier Il DeSme:.
Am sch L. and NJ Donovan, Donovan, Port of
SPAN, loi 30 sup 1t lumber, Zlu,u00 rlliu-
Kles, 40. cub il %sleepers, by y A 'tauss.
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THE Bnai0n R~epubilcan l,isis
ihs naus u sfmac' j. TIdca f,r
Pfssidcnt N 4 $50.
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Any person 20 hHhie, Who .bail iaH 20 com
py vim the foregoing requirements VII. be
subject 10 severe penalties.
Persons or frms liable % pay any Of he
Special Taxes named above must apply 10 VI
Slanghns--y, Collector II internal Revenue
vt JACKSON Mise aid pay for aud procure the
Special. Tax stamp " .tsnIrs they need PRIOR
10 May 1. 1871, and WiIHOUTFUkTHEk
NOTICE.
special Tax Stamps will be transmitted by
mail Jnly on receipt from the person or firm
ordering The same Of specific direction = SO 30
do. together with The necessary postage
or the amount required so pay tue postage.
The postage ON ous staiDp il three cents and
On w stamps six s-nts, II IL is desired I at
hey Ue Transmitted by registered mail ten
'eBi- additional should accompany The appli-
alton. GREEN u. RAUM,
Commissioner 81 ~laternal R~evenup.
OHce Of internal Revenue, Washington
}. g., January -, 1877.
Al mar "a 80 & apr 20&1
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VESSELS IN PORT.
Am sch Neruai, Ktue,
Am SCH Stampede, Dow,
All seh L a Leenan, Leeman,
Am sch II buddix, Voss.
An sch 4 5 Tyler, Miilrr.
Am Sch Gertie + Morrow,
Ger bk Gazelir, AaeheT. st Thomas,
nr sch q \ Day, Chute,
b. By Falero, Fnlton.
FIR Tx Brave LnutmeI Oh afdat,
Fl Blk Julia LrneslIne. jean.
FAX Peabody. Joulan,
Aust bk Carlo Berronea, Micbanoyieh,
Danish bn Cali &c, Dybdisl,
Nor hk SCOT, Anderson,
Ger sk Emma Mailer, kadingt p
Am sch Enterprise, Mitchell,
Am sch Clara Me'riek, Heland,
Gaudaioups, ballast to Berciei e. DeSmCt,
Ger bk Oscar Wenat, Scharenbourg,
Nor bk Alma, And eas"u.
Am 9eh Noble Emma. Muller,
Am sch Clara Merri,k, Ne 'and.
LUNBER STATEMENT,
Cleared from Sept. l, rs to Sep,.
!. ~, ......-........ ....,.. wv Ou@
Cleal ed since Sept. /, 10 6.......... II .533 IA
" since Mar. l6. ...........-- $50, 7j4
Total ,SSj, IN
REMARKS.
To the above statement % per cent should
be a ided for lumber shipped IN vessels under
ccasiirg i~license, not clearing at the Custom
HOUSE
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Tss United sfsfss seeas al.
kufnsd iss ss'o day
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s.sss~ss ssss.ss
SPECIAL TAXES.
~@,s s@yg - sssn %. s~ss

flsnF Rnsiva a faf~~ ~ ~ q ~ - gssfae
a.shsas ffI. an yfn ssf err -
Qsifs tvsvf fsssfu esv Nsts N sWg N4sfwras
ssss sANN ~ feFiaYapnf shNN fHtfNfs $50
" bfa NJ : sresisf fss ~ pfstsfe ssa yHssa
fgnev NMfHfsfv ~ as tshtNvweH NJ ffire ~
t~HH~rs ? stfne a~esfine - fsymeHt " ssf
9peeiaf Tsf ~ 80 aaeftd ~ fsef hr0ias
4gas WsF D. fwf hefseH efesyNsEaieu ~ HaHs
iisH4Aa as asss sfsf NrlN ~ fAJ
A fsf.fe ~ Ffesffhsa ~ Fafin 49, - sas
- 4HAfHd ~ m# ~ HFsfF pefssH HaAlH =
fp~fis fss ~ shove
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X. s. e. A. p. LACEY, Attorneys,
Washington ID T.

Any person desiring information az to the
standing and responsibility of ths members of
the irm will, on request, be furnished With a
satisfactory -efeneuce in his vicinity or Con-
grossionsi district.
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DANIEL y. BEA1TY's
PIANOS ri u VHGANs

fsasIsa tn REPUTATION ! lmVe sHiHsb
Hnd he eeiebfify n nv OfRtns sevs indresi
some unpfiseipl q P4ts,ss ard ~ w. - s1fy
NY circulars apd mirfeprfegnt nv iyrr 10 Yebiss
nRdn.f this fbe public ere hereby efufrnsd
AZ my Organs bess my trade eafk Golden
aud al nv rlsnas hsgs the word
~ sO. underlined and also have my me
and residence. DAsigL y DgtrTr.
Washington. n ., without when none is
Address,
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OF PASCAGOULA.
EAST PAseAGoU-A. Marcn %, 1877.
BY virtue Of order the Government of spain
has established from this date the Spanish Vice
Consulate of this Port.
Notice is hereby given to all masters, cap
tsins, or owners Of vessels bound to any ofAe
Spanish dominions. to clear their vessels under
my direction.
ANY violation will be subject to the conse-
aue.ces. JOAQUIN sELvAs,
The Provisional Vice Consul.
Office at A. C. banners, next door TO BJ
J ane's saloon. Office hours fsom 10 am. till
= pm. , BIN
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REMARKS.

NEW ADyER IsEM ENTS.
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~ an ~ a. o. So r
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New Market.
Meats and Vegetables,
OPPOSITE KREBS STORE.

HAVE opened a Market aud will keep on
hand Fresh Megts aud Vegetables of the
best quality. Come and see me
SAM LAHAS.
Scranton, March 90, Is77.-tf.
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All officers. soldiers. and sailors wo lnde (,
~ruptured or injured in the late war however
slight are entitled to aud can obtain y pen
slol.
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United s,nres General Land once.

Contested Land Cases. Private Land Claims,
Mining presumption. aud Homestead Cases.
prosecuted before the General Land Office and
D~epartment of the Interior.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-22
Men with Tails.

Men with tails are found every now
anil then in some obscure corner Of
the world, and tho sea serpent is fre-
QUcntly seen III some far away sea, by
lOng-tonglel and hlear-eyed mariners.
4 few weeks ago We Ind the lNtcst nc
count OF the sea serpent from captain
who saw il disporting itself ncar the
banks Of Newfoundland. The men with
tNils arc usually lleartl Of i'll the center OF
Africa, though neither Livingstone, CAM
eron, nor any Of the other explorers most
familiar with those regions, has ever told
IFS Of them. We now hear Of them in the
Pacific. island OF New Guinca, and it is
the Rev. George Brown, missionary
there, who gives M account Of them to tho
New Zealand Weekly NcrS. lie him
self did not SEQ them, but he was posi-
lively assured OF their existence by the
natives, who say tint the cautlal append
age is bOny and intiexihle, so that they
have to dig n hole in tho sand before they
ean sit down, us they die Mt once il it is
broken. They consider man without it
to be so ridiculous TINT they will not suffer
him to live. The Rev. George Browns
story is n lively one, bit if he Ind kept
it to himself till he Ind caught, bNggcd,
and brought away with him one OF the
kind Of men described by him, he would
have enabled Darwin anil the rest Of us
to put moro implicit initll i'll it.
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He Wanted II.

An amusing story is told OF the Baron
Y, Il member of one Of the Oldest nnl
proudcst families in Frncc, who had
"arranged for him " n marriage with MI
English Indy Of immense wealth. A few
weeks before the tate appointed for the
wedding the lover found out TINT his be.
trothed, instGUd Of being of II good
family, rs Ind been reported 10 lin, was
the daughter of quack doctor, her golden
gIineus having been derived from the
sale Of patent pills. lie broke on the
match, whercGt his father, Count Y,
who clnnCetl TO bc widowcr, was sorcly
distressed. $50 many millions-md nj
lost to the fHmily. Rather tlm TINT
should occur, he would injury the lady
himself" Which he did forthwith.
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4 tiOrgc0Hs Tomb.

Olive Logan describes, i'll II letter from
London, the mngnificen! AausOlcun
which (lurnn Victoria has c-cctcd to tile
memory Of the Prince CaRJort. 1.-The
entrance to this sanctuary isGa s,r1iplnus-
~ guarded thGt even the queens chill
dren Cannot enter there without written
permit. An exception to this rigorous
rule is made on the anniversary Of the
princes death-thc fourteenth Of Dcccm-
ber-wllen, after services held i'll tho
presence of the queen alone, members Of
the roNIl family and certain officers Of
the household are admitted. Eye Inns
not hitherto seen the equal i'll maSliti-
ccncc Of this nnIsOlGum imagination
can scarcely conceive it words are quite
powcrlcss to describe it. The rarest pic
lures, the choicest statues, the most gor-
geOus gems known to Our comprehension,
glitter and glow with nh almost barbAric
splcndor on every hand. It Inns already
cost CO, 900, 600 sterling, and is not yet
finished. Those who have seen tho Al.
bert memorial i'll Hyde Park will have
difficulty III understanding how anything
could be grauder than that but that
monument to departed greatness IS rs IL
Delft plate to Scvres vase compared to
the souvenir to her consort which the
queen has erected at Windsor So great
is the gorgeoMsncss displayed i'll this
tribute that ono cannot help wondering
wllAt finer or more imposing erection
mortal hands could raise in England over
the body of the queen herself"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-22

Pleasure taking is not nearly rs much
provided for among Our earnest, intense,
energetic American people as it should
be. WG live altogether foo much i'll tho
future, too little in the present. We live
poor TINT We may die rich. We get NIL
ready to be hnppy, and when we are
quito ready, iiitiruliLy or disease or death
steps in, and the chance 10 take comfort
in this short life is gone. Ii We could
orly 10 content 10 seize upon the pleas
ures THAT lie Just outside aud often within
orr daily pathway, they would mike n
large sum total ut the end of the three
score and ten. Far too many Of us scorn
pleasures TINT a;e cllcnp and Hear and
within or grasp, and complain because
We cannot lave such as are costly und
remote and inaccessible.
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Inndcrb!lt'S Domestic Life.

10 his family the lato Commodore
Vanderbilt wns kind, without bcing lie.
monstrativc, lie expected lis children
t. do well in marriage and life, anil
had little patience with those who con-
tinuGd dependent, ~ several Of them did.
Ono Of his relatives Ind Il passion for
borrowing, nnl Oh ono occasion obtained
II large sum of money from the lato lor-
nee Greeley, which lie wns unable to pny,
Mr.. Greeley surprising his connection to
he security enough. But the commodore
was not to be affected by tile social Or
political consequence Of the India credit
or; he refused to pay The borrowing and
did not do it through years, thereby lead
ing to IL coolucss with the editor Of tho
TibWIiC. At GrCclcy's death, however,
when lis fnmily WIS temporarily emlmr-
r7lsscd, Vanderbilt gaid: Grccley's
girls Gun have my money they want. "
lie is Eail to lavG made Ills word good.
Vanderbilt once fitted this sumo boy
out with ltrm anil the young man
promised TO mike his own why in the
world after that. The commodore lal
his Inisgivings, hut hoped for the best.
1t WAS not long before the hoy wrote that
the farm was gone and ho lad nutiling
with which to buy fool. Enclosing u
stamp III letter, the old man wrote:
Enclosed il fifty cents to buy your
breakfast. tiO 10 work anl earn your
dinner. Your aiirctionatc fnthGr."
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Z The latcst thing out i'll nothcrs.in-law:
She hal succeeded i'll marrying her
son md naturally undertook the manage
mcnt OF his household.
Presently tho son tliel, but sho coM.
tinucl to atlvisc, direct and worry gen.
orally her ilaugltor-in-lAw.
Then the tlaughter-in-law married
ngaill, hut still tho old laily insisted on
b0ssing things.
A friend essayetl to convince her that
she conld have no possible right to inter
fGrc-tlMt the now husband wis nothing
to her.
Notlling?" sho cried; "ho nothing
To mo? Why, an l not his stepnotler'
in-law IN his wifes side"