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Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
a Flower Pct Savings BsnA.

a cotnicai incident Of the recent saw.
ings bank run IN Poughkrspsie, as re-
lated by The Eayie, illustrates woman's
ways. Two sisters living with q lady In
that dty, took alarm, and went to their
mistress for counsel. Sh. advised then,
by all nesus to leave the deposit In
the bank. But they didn't; they took
II out. And hsvirg II IN their possession
they were troubled 10 know where to
keep II. 30 they gave II to the lady IA
keep till the next morning. 1t was de-.
cidrd that II should be buried In thr
earth In a hower-pot standing at the
window, and there II was deposited
Having no much money near her the
lady did not sleep we'll, and she disin'
ierrsd the precious trust and put II
under her pillow. With the early dawn
the owners Of the money appeared At
the lady's room. The door being unlock.
I'd they entered and went directly to the
Aower-pot. ooh, my God! my God!
am ruined entirely" "Ths moneys
gonsl They have dug IL up" A gentle
voice from the bed was heard: Here,
take your money. lay awake till
morning taking care Of il, and just as
get asleep you come waking me, and all
because you were two fools"
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
For Eur0pe.

The steamers sailing from New York
for Europe Saturday we're the German"
and Erin for Liverpool, the Neckar for
Bremen, the Boi,ria for Gla.'gow and
the Scotia for Bristol. They took out
liberal cargoes of miscellaneous goods,
comprising bread-stuffs, provisions,
dairy products, dressed meat and man
ufactur.s. The aggregate quantity, sl'
Though considerable, was somewhat
und,r average, some Of the articles
and especially liv. stock and perishable
goods, and showing a perceptible falling
off. The Germdnic took out 1000 bar.
rsls Of oysters, the l;rgest consignmen'
OF the season. Other leading items
were !, 800 quarters and $50 tons bee
together with $50 carcasses sheep
grain, III, 200 bushels; four, 4,63(
bbls.; cotton, 4,5l7 bales; cheese, H.,
400 boxes; bacon, 6,s57 boxes: butter
1897 packages; canned goods, 3,52'
C asess; apples, 2,429 bbls.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
The UNITED states Educational Ex
hibtt 1t 1sasis.

A dispatch from Washington, Nov. l,
says: A letter received here from DR..
John Philbrick, Of Boston, placed in
charge Of the American educational
exhibit at Paris by Commissioner Gen
eral Mccormick, states that out Of the
total seven hundred and fifty awards
to American exhibitors, this exhibit
although occupying a space ci only
twenty three by twenty five feet. s-cur-
ed one hundred ard twenty one awards,
including q gold aud AZ silver medals.
Our governmental exhibit, forwarded
by the bureau Of education, received
three gold medals from three different
juries, the highest in each case that they
were authorized TO give. DR.. Philbrick
also writes that N. Buisscn, chairman
Of the French commission which was
sent to this country to report upon tb'
educational exhibits of the Centennial
hat been directed by the French minis
ter Of public instruction to organize
bureau Of education on the model o
ours, and Is now AT work collscting ap
plianc- from the American display a
Parls. .......
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
Letter from Nelson J. Lee-Tempcr'
amee In the West.


La CRossx, Wis.,, Dot. 3lst, 1873.
DEAR BROTHER WELLs:--l must ac-
knowledge your right to think me very
neglected. but have been constantly on
ths move, consequently have had
scarcely time 10 write TO any Of my
friends. Am we'll and holling grand
meetings. Ny 6rst meeting In La Crosse
In the N. x. Church resulted in the
signing Of ons hundred, my own father
being the one to complete thu list.
will so.A- tune give you the details in
full Of my arrival. Have just received
several letters from Wilmington, and
some are urging me 10 come back at
once which have no doubt will soon
do. have been To St. Louis for the
second time, also, Chicago; am just start,
in.. for st. Paul, MINI. Will be there
four nights, after which 20 to Min
neapolis for three days; will then re-.
turn to Anaiaska to labor for the Ten
pie OF Honor for few days. Will lrct.
ure my way back towards Wilmington
after the abov. engagements. Mrs. Lee
Is we'll Give my regards to all. Writ
som and let me remain as ever yours
in Truth, N. J. LEE.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

Robt. A. Pedrie, who defrauded his
employers Bernhard 4 Hutton, silk I'M,
porteis, New York of $l0S. 900, and by
means of forgeries swindled the Gus.
toms Of duty amounting to $l20, 1000,
and who fed on the discovery, has
sent a confession TO the Associated
Press. He says, he alone is to blame
that he speculated in stocks, and would
have been all right if his broker had
not failed.
Poaching ARRAYS are still not infre
quent in England. A few days ago
three gamekeepers ofthe Rev. Walter
Sneyd were attacked by ten poachers.
upon whom they had suddenly come.
The poachers attacked them with stones
and set their dogs at them, threatening
to murder them if they came on. The
keeper was badly injured, but three OF
the assailants were secured.
hundreds Of thousands ofpeasants in
Italy are without work, and those who
are employed are glad to labor twelve
hours day for nineteen cents and food, =,
which invariably consists of dry black
bread at lOA. NJ, and aqua sale soup
at the close of the day-the said soup
being bowl of hot water salted and
favored with few drops of olive oil,
The liabilities flames Duncan & Co.
shipowners, Of Charlottetown, N. s., arr
placed at $330,OO0. The principal cred
itCr are Sir James Malcolm, OF Liverpool
$ll9, 900, and the Mercl nts' Bank O.
prince Eiward's Island, $4,000.
jeremiah Kennedy, found guilty in
Chicago of numbering his wife and sem
fenced to be hanged, has gone mad. He
will be sent to the insane asylum, and
whenever he is discharged will receiv,
his punishment.
Gen. WIN. W. Dudley, of Richmond,
Ind has discovered among his papers
q diary Of Pope's campaign at Bull
Run which settles many disputed points
in the Fitz John Porter case. It has
been placed at the disposal Of the com.
mission.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
~ a. 4. nAxA,s tAsTsLL. ssUMr."

A meeting or the New York Sun stock hold
sSsvss hold some days since, when Dana Va
requested 10 stop tbe Hayes Fraud e'y
Withdraw. - ftncJnHad 0sssffe.
Loud rang the bell on Dana's desk,
Fast sped the office lad
To learn his masters wishes, ana
Prevent his getting mad.
And loudly then the chieItain said
Bring dictionaries here;
Bring scores Of good dime novels hence,
Likewise the gazetteer.
"BrIng lexicons Of every tongue
Spoken the world around,
And see therein " any word
Like unto Fraud be found.
Read Kearney's speeches carefully,
Search HindOO and Chinese,
But find word like unto Fraud,
That may live In peace"
Full fty scorc OF men there came;
They read the novels through,
The iexicons and gaEetteer,
And Kearney's speeches. TOO.
Tho naughty chIeitain pulled his nsard.
And on his lips he gnawed,.
Ana though he waxed exceeding wroth,
They found no word like Fraud
So, day by day poor Dana dreams,
And meiitates by night, ..
Seeking 10 f1nd word ke Fraud"
With which ~ wage his hghI
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
A 100000 Fire.

The storage department Of Greene IS
knitting mill, at Amsterdam, N. Y,
was burned yesterday. The falling
walls crushed into Schuyler & Blood q
mill, burying three men with the shat
tered machinery. Charles Luton lost
a leg. the other two we're slightly in.
jured. Greene's loss Is $50, 200, Schuy.
Ter Il Blood's loss is 10000.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
NOrfOIk's Increased Ex pert TraAs

The value Of the exports from Nor
folk, Va, for the month Of October wa.
81, ,59l, 1888, against 4606,097 for Octo
Der, 1877, showing the handsome in
crease Of &9s5,64l The receipts Of cot
ton at Norfolk during September an
October were lO3, ,439 bales, agains
l,O3S bales same months last year
showing an increase in 1878 of 80, 4Ol
bales.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
Woman suffrage

has been discussed anew in the Yer.
mont legislature, the Immediate issu.
being whether women should In per.
mitted to vote for school truste-s.--
Judge Poland advocated the restriction
Of the privilege to unmarried wo zen,
because h- deemed married women suf
ficiently represented by their hus.
bands. The entire measure was voted
down,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

NO. 4O3 KING STREET
Brushes OF all kinds, very cheap. Baskets
of all kinds, very cheap.
The trade supplied at lowest wholesale rates,
Work Baskets and Fancy Baskets q specially.
Call and look at my stock, no trouble to show
goods. SHOEMAKER, tO3 King street.
nAINTING AND GRAlN1NH.-The firm
of Hickman 4 Valentine, having been
dissolved by the decease OF Wesley Hickman
/ q undersigned will continue the above bust
ness at the second.story of the Telegraph
building, Corner OfThird and Market streets
on his own account. VIM. II. VALENTINE
Oct'61md
NORElGN AND DOMESTIC FRIIlTS.-
Lemons, Oranges, Bananas, Grapes,
Cocoanuts, Apples, Cranberries, Onions, PICK
els and Pepper-sau by the barrel, half-bar.
rel and quarter barrel, at the lowest market
prices. at No. 8 East Fourth street whining
ton. Del. CHANDLER 4 HElSLER.
Oc31
TAY HAY HAY!!-A first-class arti-
Gle Of Clover and Timothy hay, we'll
mixed. is offered for sale at 5000 per ton.
The best hay for horses. Timothy hay 90
perton Orders left at JOS; TATNALL
Cos Front and Orange, Will DO promptly
attended to. "'is-d''
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
ENUCAEAOMAI..
! PEmEnY FOR Badness

XeT.-A rudder Of q boat, IN Cherry L.
Hand Marsh The finder will be suitably
He'd by returning II to Eleventh street
ELI CALL. Oct3O-6t#
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

OCT0BER CARD, 1873.
npss cent. off, is now the 60,
= Clothing Of Cyrus Stern U know,
= 1oQo Low Price, no room = fall,
NAU buy B sure U call.
MHn'e suits as low as 6 and Z,
And some 3, 3, 10 and eleven,
OttS{s ii, 10, IS and twenty,
An stben some up and up 4-gentry
D6d years of clothing life,
C3iGgm success amid the strife,
i IRONS living, we offer thanks;
Z The race, cheap coats and pants
I Tie up suits for boy or man,
IN6ke as low as the lowest can,
0v18O to suit the seasons turn,
l1 neat and nobby of Cyrus Stern
MOE III MARKET REET
'islylLMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Nv va 4Nctl9-d&wlt
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
sheriff - sales.

At the Lafayette Hotel on Saturday
the sales by the Sheriff we're quite well
attended. The bidding was slow and
the properties offered brought low
prices.
The property of David McCullen, at
the N. L. corner of Fifth and Walnut
streets, was purchased ". McClafferty
for ~, ,45O..
The brick morocco factory, on Z. Fifth
street, of John G.. Baker, was sold to
Joshua Maris, Cor $2, $50.
The bake-bouse property of Robert
Taylor, at N. W. corner OF Fifth and
Tatnall streets, was sold for $5, ESQ and
was bought by Joseph Tatnall and Geo.
Richardson.
The properties Of T. Y. DeNormandie
and s. J. Horn were stayed.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
Sugar Beet Premiums.

Sugar B.ets competing for the pre-
miums of $75, $50 and $25, should b.
sent TO the Committee this week. Fol
low the directions as printed in the cir,
culars strictly. Send by railroad, di'
rected to the Committee, or deliver t.
Thirteenth and Lombard streets, viii,
mington, Del. LEA PusEY.
Two men were surprised in the act o.
robbing grave in Woodlawn Cemetery
Detroit, Mich, Wednesday night last
They were after the body of Miranda
Harlow, handsome woman of i'll re-
pute, and had just exhumed it. Tic
robbers escaped, but their wagon and
team, which proved to be the property
of we'll known undertaken, were cap
tured. The undertaken says they were
stolen.
The new iron steamship Juan Mir,
built at Roach's shipyard, Chester Pa,
for the Cuban trade, left there yester.
day morning for New York, on a trial
trip.
Articles of association of the Long
Branch Ocean Pier Company were fl, d
on Saturday in the Office Of the Secre-
tary Of State of New Jersey. The capi.
tai stock is 10 be 100000.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
aAaLMEAA

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Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

HkNAS SMITH,
'''' 400 SHIPLEY STREE
v * Wholesale and retail dealer IN
TIN. COFfEES. SPICES, Eta
n 4 4 1ablic are respectfully invited " gtv
1n2 ~ I'm. fell
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~ n EATS

HTH7T OF ALL KINDS,
~ THE CHEAP GROCERY sToRBOv
III RICE Il GR y b b,
UFrH AND POPLAR STREE1S,
o0oSlt WILMINGTON, DEL.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auct1oneers,
1kUSTEES' SALE OF A TWO-sTORY
FRA Me DIV ELLiNG AND LOT ON PO-
TOMAC sTkEET, NEAR PROSPER ST,

IkUsTF ES' SALE OF A TWO-sTORY
FRAME DWELLING AND Lot ON PO-
TOMAC street, NEAR PROSPECT ST
GEORGETOWN, DC.
BY rtne of deed of trust, given to us, krJ
da ed March 22l. 1876 and duly recorded in nh
Lil.r ell. folio $50, OF the land records .IH
Tor Washington county, in the District OF CoIm-
Dia, al d AT the request of the party secured we
VIII sell al public auction, on FRIDAY, the 10Th
Gay OF July: I'D. 1875, at y clock D. u. in front
OF lhe premises all that piece or srcal of ground
situate in the city of Georgetown, District of Co.
lumbla, k1 own as part of Lots numbered eight en-
slSl aud nineteen a. in Old Georgetow j, d =
scribe as T. flows: gin at point on east side o.
foIonac street about thirty two t32) feet 81 ilh
ON trospect street said point of beginning be-
l the center OF the division wall he weun the
cohd aud third # the houses situated East siIe
street., and run thence north with said Pototn C
.eet fifteen (16) feet or less TO the inter- f
Inc DIVISION wall between the first Add Seco id Z
III no ses SAID dlv'sioa wall being on so b sue
.. tne passaeeway betwe said first aud second
houses tnence east and through the can er IF said
a s wall nifty 600 feet; thence south fifteen
llol Ieet more or less, to point directly east of
point OF beginning; thance west and through can
ter OF division wall between said second and third
of beginning. fA'
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in six,
Twelve and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent per annum until paid interest pay able semi
annually, to be secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold. deposit OF 500 win be re,Iutrad
al tine OF sale. Ali conveyanclns at cost Of pur-
cnaser. Terms OF Sd e are not complied with in
days, the Trustees res rye the RICH. to resell che
upon giving days notice of such resale
WILLIAM A. GORDON, In .
VIM. ID. CASSIN, }ItuStees.
DUSCANSON BROS, Auct's iy5
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QUEER CONDUCT OF THE FARMER SUS-
PECTED OF WIFE MURDER-SamueI Hub
bard, the GraVeSend farmer who was arrested
on Saturday afternoon on suspicion of having
poisoned his wife, Maria l.. Hubbard, on June
IS, by putting Strychnine in her beer, on Sun
day night began to show signs of insanity
He seemed suddenly TO lose his knowledge Of
WHO he was, and he insisted on calling himself
sam Jones. When Superintendent Campbell
wearing blue coat with brass buttons, called
upon lin, Hubbard addressed the SI;oarIn.
tendent as Cornelius Vanderbilt. He ad-
dressed Inspector Waddy, who is tall and lean,
ds Jim Fisk, and said that Surgeon HOPKINS
was Capt. JinkS. He seemed to believe that
his wife was still living, and that she was at
GTayeSend, and said that ii he did not 20
home he would get a good ScOding.
MI. Hubbard, ii is said, has been drinking
freely since his wife'S death, and it is thought
that sudden deprivation of StimulantS has
led to the manifestation of insanity. When
his counsel, 5. ID. Morris, called on him yes.er-
day he said peremptOrily, 81 don't want to
have anything to do with you and turning to
an old friend whom he had known for twenty
years. he added, You are a Molly Mcguire
An officer has been stationed in front of
Hubbard S cell to watch him in case his mania
should take a suicidal turn.
There is difference of opinion as to the
geGuineneSS of Hubbard'S insanity. The cor
Oner inclneS to the belief that it is feigned
and Hubbard is TO be taken to Gravesend this
afternoon to attend the inqueSt.-[N. Y. Sun.
2d
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ss-"It looks as if there was a formidable

&c" 1t looks as if there was a formidable
movement to organize a third party"-
lAuguStd (Gd.) Chronicle (denl)
FS-A Natick woman dragged her fourteen.
yeafold daughter from her beau. and when
tne latter followed her into the house. he was
smut into closet, while the mother applied
strap to the girl.
30 In the commencement exercises of the
western Female High school, in Baltimore,
the Rev. DR.. Wilson prayed: "0h, God, grant
that not one OF these young ladies may be the
victim OF unrequited love-"
1SAn acquaintance of Herr Diem the
V1oloncellist, was compelled to pay damages i'm
an action in Stuttgart, instituted by the mn.
stefan for injury to his hand through suueeze
that disabled him for weeks.
Ha-I 1t is said that Miss Lydia Thomson and
MIR. Alexander Henderson have Settled Their
little difficulty, and are living together again
as happy as tur lie doves. oA
SS-The japanese government is takin,
measures not only to Preserve, but to ipcreass
its forests. ~
Dispatches to the State department from
Madtld announce that tue Spanish govern
ment has relieved from suspension ali Snan-
ish journals that were prohibited from pnh.
hcatlon during the Cuban war
Ss-In New York the first of the trials of the
Tour boys who were charged with putting oh
strucllons on the elevated railroad track has
resulted In verdict of acquittai, the fury de-
Hperatlng but ten minutes.
The Southern hotel, In ST. Louis. a rujn
since the fire In which lives were lost, is 10 be
rebuilt. " W
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nUkCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

ThUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. All THE INTERsECFiON OF
kM0NT AVENUE AND 11rH STREET
NOkIhWEST, IMPROVED BY Two
FRAN BUILDINGS
by virtue OF deed of trust. dated Noyem. -
per Z6th 1877, and duly recorded in Liber -
NO. 90, foilo SO ct seq, of the land r.l&
IecoICs OF the District OF Columbia and bv JII,.
WiItten request OF the party secured thereby we
VIII Ell al public auction in trout of the premises
on TUESDAY, 23i day of July, A. ID 1873 at q;
o CLOCK p. M. ali that piece of ground situate in
Inc CITY or Washington, ID. c., and known and
GSscl lied as Lot numbered eight az, of Lemuei
CarK,s division of Square north of SQUARE
thfee hundred and thtrtyfOur (334). beginning for
tne same at Inc northwest corner of said lot and
running thence south along the east line of III h
street west nInety-six ,96 feet and seven and one
nall (73R) inches to Vermont aveuu5; th ,nce i'm a
noltleitsterly direction along the west line of YER
mont avenue eighty seven lS7) feet and nine 20,
uches; thence by straight line forty (4Ot feet 10
the place OF beginning, together the i'm proye-
mehls, conslsi Ing of two Frame Iildiugs
Icfms: One-fuurth cash: baiance IN SIX, twelve
anu a eighteen months, with interest at per cent
per annum, secured by deed of trust Oh the prop
cry Sold A deposit of Sl00 required at time of
Saie. All convey ancing at expense OF purchaser
II terms OF sale are not compiler with in seven
DAYS after sale, the Trustees reserve the riyat TO
reSe the prop rty at the risk and cost of tHe de-
fauitIg pun chaser, after five days advertisement
JOHN JOY kDSON }n.
CHAS. K. FRASER, trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. j,5 2twS,ls
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DIED.

ELMO Z. On july =
-.~uoD, Infant daughter ~ a Tl9GS.
- y.iEie more, aged months and daHs
r. rLr rus abd acquaintances are invited 70 attap1
dei ce re- r. sunday az 10 O'Clock, at the resi-
STREET fouthwest. anu o. hsh
HAYDEN. In Georgetown. ID. c.. on Thursdav
evening, July h. 1873 GRACE HAYDtN yoEng,
Tst aa9eghttr OF G. W anu Il. q. Hayden, aged
a.. Funeral from residence, IS West street, satur-
uo!, ouI. y H. at p III. q"
MCGUIRE. On Wednesday, July 81 1879
MLRGARET DEAKINS, wife of c. Mc(juire
Inc funeral will take place on Saturday July q m
al l0 o'clock a. M, from her late residence Ga
street.
sTAHL. On the 4'h Of July, 1878, after a long
aHd alniul illness, JOHN STAHL, in the twenty.
nth year OF his age.
FrleEds and aUquaintanceS are invited to attend
his funeral on Sunday afternoon AT Q o,clocE
from the residence Of his father 1882 Sixth street.
between and streets northwest. -
TOOMkY. On Thursday, July 4th 1873 AZ n
0,ctock pm, FRANCIS RAYMOND, only son OF
Dennis anu Kate K. TOOmey. aged ten months
r uneral iTcm tie residence OF his parents No.
10 O'Clock.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TfHoAAs DOWLIkG. Auclioneer.
CHANCERi SALE IN THE COUNTY, WE'LL
lNII ATED AMI IMPRnVEIl "

LUt ATED AND IMPRGVE
OF the Dist let of Columbia, passed in equity ia.
cause No. 1883 wherein James Smith ct al. G.k8
fendsnf nassd ana am S1nn = Masee eT al are de-
1878, IN sell, on FRIDAY. the IL h day of
g}nly, ls7s a. oeoek p M. in front OF the prem
Go9m6ia being parts Of Gnance, de-
stone now planted marked No. said Stone being
planted at the end Of " perches on the fourth out
mn and eWs b part Gf
said stone being at the south corner of the small
lot where George Collins built a small house, and
544 psrches TO stone No: 3; then n Us degrees
east 40 perches to stone No 3, being on the divi
psrehes 70 the vest line Of Mrs. Morgan Nor
straight line continued to the place Of beginning at
stone No. l. containing acres. And beginning
sou ss Sna e. n
north vest eorne. Of the lot heretofore owned BY
Ann Morgap ad running I'M from thence With the
perches to the northeast corner Of said JAS.
McGee's 8 acre lot; then N 671s degrees W. 294
end thereof at an intersection with the east line of
John W. Hanes 20 acre lot; then with said east
Line s psTShsS to ct the end Of
ming, at smith southeast corner, containing
acres and 1872 perches of land, more less, being
the properly owned by the late James Magee.
Terms of sale, as per decree of the court: One
third cash: balance In two equal instruments, at
six and twelve months with interest at per cent:
trust on properly sold, OF purchaser can pay all
yey ancing at cost of the purchaser purchasers
300 depot at time of sa Terms to be complied
reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of
the defaqltins purchaser or purchasers, on FIVE
je20-eots WIN. D. CASsIN, Trustee
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.. WOMAN REsTLESsNEss AND Discomfort
IL IS hlsnly lnproba BILE that such an individual
as perfectly satisfied, contented woman eX.
ISIS. If there be one whose position in society
and general surroundings are entirely i'm ac
cora with her ambition and desires, the happy
creature has not yet been discovered, and her
pleasing and beneficial example has been LOST
upon her discontinued sisters. In whatever
condition or circumstances she may be placed,
Ihele Is invariably something beyond her
reacn that Is essential to her happiness This
condition of affairs has existed throughout an
lllne. we are told that the Garden of Eden
possessed every possible condition requisite
for the complete comfort and happiness of IFS
occupants. There is no doubt that their con
altinn was Infinitely better than that of any
Inhabitants of this mundane sphere to-day
and that they should have been supremeLy
happy and contented But whether it was
from the lack of dreSSmakerS or other causes
which history docs not record, our fair mother
Eve would not rest satisfied, but must needs
seek for something more. Thus il has been
ever since. and the constant, restless striving
after objects which She does not possess has
bten the cause of much of woman's unhappi.
ness Albany Times.