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the morning the 9Th inst, Mrs Hannah Burnhsm, in
COLE clinton, y V; March 80 at the residence q
his soninlaw. ID. farmelee, Deacon Mason Cole aged
rdATEs-M Dcansyine, n. Y, March 70. Mrs.
..DrANES1on wedns day, April 10. Mary Ann, wife Of
Relatives and friend, Of tlc family are invited 70 q.
sy' BTsosIyn, o on FRIDAY. Xrrii q. %2fN '''
nARrr-m RIO janciro, recently. PROT G NJ Hartt
s9psrnendcn Of Ne GsoloseS SurNsy q INC hnrre
student HG rci Hsa.S and %s for a% the POSITION
JESiFIRIn i Rs6mond o VS Aprli J. CSl Walter H.
Jener, formerly OF ihe Second cavalry regular army
Of cavalry In the Egyptian service Col Jenifer served
LENNON -ofdiphtherA. Lester Che ster youngest son
OF fobertnnt Mary l. lennoN aged years and months
Funeral a o'clock 7. NJ, Mt residence OF his parents
McCRoERY April TO- Henry Mccroery, aged 20
on Friday Arm ~ AZ o'clock from his late residence
NV yom rsAcricM HOUSEWIVES B4krRs' BrsEyo
IhNr socittr IN, mcl~rS Of nls so,isS are hefsy
The l2lh inst NJ l2ii r " t.atcnd the funeral OF our
lat brother msmcr Henry MsCFsry up President,
MEAD on wednesday April 10 at che rcs,len ,S Of
Widow Of ARENAS Mead and mother Of James 4 aud
hnS NeSi IN c 5 p ngT Church corner
of christopher aud Bedford sts, tins friday evening" At
mi,rmcnt at rrr,iown saiurlav morning
inaIE AeGi ~, t99 H,. 80 beloved h"s
kcau, amt rmml. Of &c family are rrsPeeunly n:
warren It Jersey CIV on sunday. lit inst, at T. NJ.
TEVEREIIY ON Th.rstav nth inst, Of paralysis OF
tho BRAIN Auhuny rc,e cy Ia thr 80 year Of his age
nc funeral irm Ia, ltc residence so West 29lh st.
SATURDAY. 1911 inst AZ clo,k +. NJ. -
RIIGiS,Gln Tucs, Z, Apni J. Mafun rein aged SO
SMILEY. At St Augustine, Pa, Apre, A '; Smiley,
editor and proprietor oi me N9rthsrn J1nlha OF Low
aged ~ wears.
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THURSDAY. April ll.--FLouR AND MEAL-Tho
market WAS generally stronger, amt hnplhg extras tld
tor advance, bat the business wAs only moderate
owing in part TO the bad weather We quote state and
Western spcrnnr - 216ki II extra state - 'HefA u
Western sprung wheat - st. - do Xxx and AAA
g. alt1s 80. winter wheat extras, - luaSa, DO NA
and XXX s5i,TpS n. Minnesota patents, 81 sass. city
shipping extras, ~ utsrO 10, southern bakers and
family brands g. 7l0f1. southern shipping extras
- Abds5G Corn moul-Nestcrn r. ~ as 60 Brandy
wine, - IOaSl ~ kNc flour, rs lua-% ~ wheat feed
more active At SIS hNaSAl 2 TON rye tcd. Sl9
CurTuN Spots quiet hut held rather hrmcr Middng
upHids luAsc. safes Wn bales futes active hut Guit
iiuguar, sales $50 hnc,. closing AZ 10 Tie Ami
luDc Tor MAY iOiEc Tor June II tate Tor july II ia,
tur August - N tor september 10 iC October AMI
balrs
fHorsoNs-Fork IN Gir demand on the spot AZ steady
prices sar' 500 hhls at $40 Cor ness flr liSSlu al TOR
Prime mess and - - Tor extra PRIME, for uturc d,,-
etN NO sales hcld higher a. " 10 tor jay Rd SO Tor
NAV ad June Beet ~ Some dcWNnd. but beet hams duli
BACON tMrly aelNe but rather rA.ior. az ia ss Tor
Western AMI cil long clear saoS 7uu hNs n lac Ncst NJ
Aiohi ans basis cat meat, IA sumr dUrHni, sale. of
western Al hsc, tor sweet picked hams and e. TOR dN
Ni'i shoudV.s ihm ecali,r ls 800 trs A. - - fNr
i'im CITY, aud ~ 80 tor prime Western No Guy Nul
Western II 7A0Si tor lurV delivery. 6oh Us NJ - -
faf' 2ts Tor MaN, and Sls7 80 ior tune 'd hHher
Arr Charge dressed hos i'stfibsc pigs 49, huiitr
rrmItns ltm. new state. lSGNNh' ud dl, l-ts--f new
Western 2G re odd ,7@t. Cheese ln good drnAnd
FOR prime stat iacturN iues state du1es va
western factory 7sisNc SKINNED, 6Ssc' F'eSh ssss'
O1t@llt,c
G.A,A.. Wheat nrer but only moderately active salss
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MR. FRANK HATCH's SUICIDE
An Engiishman Cutting hi. Throat In n Hoard
Ing House In brooklyn.

Mr.. Frank Hatch, an Englishman, aged 63
years who for three years had been living in
the back hall bedroom in the fourth story Of the
brick building AT 306 Hicks street. Brooklyn
committed suicide yesterday morning. The
house is occupied by boarders. and il kept by
Mr. George l.. Fleming. Mr.. Hatch was quiet
and inoffensive. and was not inclined to be So
ciable. All that was known OF him was that he
was 1rn in England, and that he had been n
scafaring man and afterward n wealthy NOR
chant in Calcutta. He was employed AS book,
keeper 10y ri. Georges Society OF this city until
about n month ago. He lost his position and
then grew i'll and was despoudont remaining in
his room most OF the tune. ne received no
by two students OF the Long Island Medical
College. who boarded IN the house. His mind
became unbalanced. and about two weeks ago
he went away Unexpectedly. and did not return
for two days. This was the first time he had
beon absent in three years. He said TINT he
called 10 see u friend ana was too sick TO re-
turn. He did not 70 out of the house atterward.
and nj 10 O'Clock on Wednesday night ne was
seen and spoken 10 in his room 10y one OF Mr.
Filming sons.
When n servant was sent 10 his room yestcr-
day morning with a light preak fast she saw MIR.
Hatch. on entering the room. tho door of which
WAS open, lying ON the bed with his throat cut
The suicide had evidently been committed with
much deliberation, rs the body was carefully
dressed, as though for burial. and two hand
kcrchcfs had been so fixed as To- absorb the
blood. Everything In the room had been me-
thodIeal y arranged' Ihe razor which ne used 10
handle so that il could he moro effectively
handled The razor had evidently been dropped
at once, for il was found under the right elbow,
and his hands lay by his side
Several letters dated at Douglass Isle OF Man,
were found in his room, with momorandum
his life in the Albert Life Insurance Company,
He had said that he had a wife and two daugh-
iers ~ England, where ms dnught9ars were PEI ii
hac family troubles
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FRANH-WALTER,-In Baltimore. April 10. Alexander
Frank. OF the firm Of Frank Rosenburg Co bankers.
e. Miss Henrietta Walter. daughter Of Mr. X Walter.
The Pre- Ia the bride valued at $1,000
H0pG>ON-CCRrIS- ON sunday. April 7, ny the Rev.
G VI EggcSton pastor 81 the Duane Ne host Episcopal
church. william II HOigson, VI. D., TO Miss Emma A.
Curtis both nf this city.
kNiGHTEN-CI MBH. In Cherokee county, Ala. on
March ~ - knighen. ascd Il years to Matte cuInby,
aged /. Years
LFFFERTS-BAKER- On Tuesday April o. at the
residence OF the brides parents ny the Rev. Samuel
Cooke. d ID. Marshall clifford Lcferts 10 Carrie Ella,
daughter Of Peter &. Baker. E>q. all ct this city.
MiLLER-BOEllMER-Ap II. at st. Peters BAYS
water London. England. Frederick Alvah, only sou VI
the lat, Miller Esq, Of New York. 10 Clarissa Mar
carct only daughter OF the late Capt Buchmcr Of tho
Nnrty first Argyeshire and Fourth X o h Regiments.
McINrNRE-MlLLER-April y. at Albany. by the Rev.
J Seare Ut Newbursh. assisted by the Rev. Rufus W.
CLARK. ID. ID OF Albany. Eweu NcIntvre, Jr, OF New
York city. 10 Fannie. daughter of stephen Z. Miller
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CAPT JEFFERs's PROMOTION.
More Light Queer Performsnce-Pac
Ing Naval Examining Hoard.
WASHINGTON, April ll.-Somo

WASHINGTON. April ll.-Some time since
board to examine naval officers for
promotion was organized. 1t was com
dent and Medical Inspectors Dcane and Gil
hon. Capt William n. Jcffcrs, Chief Of the Blu
rcau Of Ordnance. came before this board to he
examined for promotion to the rank of Commo-
dOre. The board rclccted him ns physically
disqualified. For some frivolous technical
error in the organlHatlon OF this board II was
dissolved and its decisions declared Illegal
Notwithstanding tho fact that other officers be-
sides Capt. letters had been examined by II,
and its recommendations for promotion had
been faVOrably considered by the Naval Com
mlttee and sanctioned by the Senate. without
For the benefit OF Capt JofIers second
board was organized, composed o. the first
board aud two additional officers. making five,
none Ot the board being below the rank OF In
spetor. Tho instructions TO this board re-
CURED them to examine and report upon Capt.
Jrnnrs, hs ne should appear before them on III"
day oi examination, without any reloreneo 10
his hnt"rcdont physical condition, or what MS
subs ,Quont condition was likely to he. Yet,
Notwithstanding Capt. Jeffcrs was allowed -
produce MI the evidence ho desired, the board
In the opinion Il Naval Solicitor Bowlos that
thu lndiuas Of this board were not IN necord-
Hnco with the evidence. Hayes ordered the do-
cl-lon 10 be- st aside. and u thlld board cont
Two Of them, Surgeons Spear and Ilnkham,
being old rhums 81 Capt. Jollers, TINS board
met some days since. aud the day thereafter
Capt. JrilrTs was passed by thOm and recon-
Ifihis prattirr il to prevail, what Ia thoro To
hinder any naval officer who has been refused
promotion aud retired by reason Of the adverse
decision Of medical boards. from asking Hayes
To s,t aside the findings. and then pack a now
board with officers ol lower rank and shipmatVs
oil tho candidate to decide in lis favor.
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NEW YORK, Thursday. April 11.-Receipts
Of bccvcs were % loads 397 head. making 372T
for the last three days against for the spending
time last week Fourteen loads. 40 head were
consigned direct TO nm exporter and II car loads were
sold To- home trade snughcfcrs at Yesterdays quotations,
or nssic n To dress 55@jS ms to the cwt for
medium To good steers The steamer Italy which sailed
today. took out 1SJ live cattle and 52S quarters of
DR., sod beef
Reccints Of calves O90 he making 797 for the
last three days against n Tor the time last week.
The supply largely exceeded the wants Of the trade and
prices were lower than ut time this year.
Common to prime veals ranged from &c To nc. p n
mixed lots from DC To pc and bohs" had TO lie sold at
buyers own prices; generally Sc. n.
Receipts Of sheep aud lambs II loads 1891
head making II Si7 since Monday 43i the
same time last week The demand very mcagrc and
prices. n any thing different lower than quoted
terduy. A car load OF common Colorado sheep went as
low as &c u n but medium TO choice unshorn sheep
generally sold ut 5,@6sac y n, with three car
loads NJ fancy do taken Tor export at ~ ga 100 MS
Ordinary TO fair clipped sheep ranged from "a 10 4hc.
I'm.
Receipts NJ hogs 10 loads or lit head max
ing 80 since Monday against IS 4S for the time
last week None sold alive and slaughtcrers were not
willing TO pay ovor &c q b for good cOrnied hogs
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A Compromise ON Northern Pacific.

WARRINGTON. April 10.-There is fair pros
pect OF eompromisc the Northern Pacific Railroad
question that will unite its friends In the Senate
bill The plan is TO have WINDOWS bill transferred TO the
Railroad Committee. aud ut the time recomnit the
Mitchell bill The committee will then modify the Mitch
ell bill 30 as 70 give the railroad company control OF the
lands granted to IT, and will strike out the sections rela
ing To the Portland and Salt Lake Railroad The bill will
then be acceptable TO window, aud will have the unan
nous report oi the committee bill will then
be reported IN behalf of the Portland and salt Lake Rail
road The measure Will not be- urged until other railroad
matters engrosng the Senates ate tOn disposed Of
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Arrfved-THuRspAf, Anril II.
S. California, Overstone. Glasgow March and Neville
9TH
IS Hpparehus Hudson. souton March 10. and Rio
Janeiro 10th.
ship Eureka. woolworth. Liverpool
shin Alert. Johansen. London.
Ship 4 StctsOn, Moore, London.
Slip Gustav and Oscar. Hartmann, Bremen.
Ship Castle llulme. williamson Calcutta.
ship Charles u Marshall Hutchinson Liverpool.
BARK Admiral. Sa~'r. Rotterdam.
Bark Bravo. SorrcnSen Antwerp.
Bark Daphne. Bnrth. Antwerp.
Bark Comcten Haegren. Mdtanzas
BARK CASTILLO Dragon. SchinfinO, Genoa
BARK Manner. Olsen ct Thomas
Bark Antoinetta Hansen. Bremen
BARK MORO Castle, Iewett. Hong Kong
Bark Lady at the Lake. Mckenzie. Antwerp.
Bark Elisa &. Rippetto Ipswich.
BARK ArgO. Gunda. Boston.
Bark Dannobrog kurtze. Gloucester
Brig Terra Nova. Luckhart. Windsor. y 3.
brig rhusnolda. Petersen. Puerto Cabello
Brig Ada Fulton. MrlllOanc. Havana.
Schr Ada Rerker Dohlin. Sagua.
Schr G fNbeu Bcac. Matanzas
Schr Robinson. Rogers, Caiharcn.
Schr r. Natrs. Hopkins. Porto Rico
Schr Arson Sumson, solomaro. - Pierre.
Schr Potomac. Odc. windsor. n g.
Also the usual ccastwise vessels
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Business Autitss.


Il SOZOnONT for there can he foul mouthed" nan
or woman who uses H. II Is purifying bcautiilng and
Nquste IN flavor Whoever uses II regularly Will Keep
hs teeth years and whoever abstins denies himself
great luxury II costs comparatively but little money.
nnd Is Invaluable.
why's SPALDING's GLUE ike love Because 1t forms
strong attachments Oh, dear.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

ALwAsAc-rHts
sun rises 20 sun 80 Moon sets. 30
HtGH wATNR-THiS nav.
"a ndy Hook. 81 Gov island. 46l Hell Gate. Z 90
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Tho project of bringing milk from Delaware
and Ulster counties ii' New York thereby cutting ont
Orange county. - taking pracucM form At last The
steamer william Cook makes daily trips from RonhOut
with mix brought hy the Waikiki VALLEY and ustrr aud
Delaware roads, and the amuunt Of MIX has brought IN
has increased ID eight da)s irom 80 ~ $50 cans day
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Making Peniteutiarie. Pay.


Gov. Joe Brown OF Georgia has made con-
tract with that state by which he has hired the penten.
uary eonvicts for twenty wears nj S25Uo per annui.
Tennessee does much better she receives for her
tertiary lease over SS2uD year-x1oosp for rental,
aud about Sl2Uu for eApcnse OF transformation Of con
victS IRON place OF conviction TO the prison
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DyrtnQ and CIenninx.-The New York Dycing and
Pruning slinent staten Island Oces ~ Duane
1872 Broadway 6lO 9th New York, l05 Pierre pont
81. Brooklyn Established % years
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One More Centenarian.

Prom the darlington Hirieye.
The other day. up in Minnesota a circus Joke
died at the advanced age Of one hundred years
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Pemeroy's Tru.se..-By FAR the best In Ash
our ply stefan. POmeroy Truss Co, 746 Broadway.
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Ladies', Misses, Gents, mud Boys Boots.
Shoes and Caters, bcauutu IN style, excellent IN quail
it's moderate In prices. Patronile
MILLER A CO., $40 Broadway. Dome site Building.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM
PANN -niHnd Distribution MAY ~, at New ORGANS
! rb7 prms amounting to sllnfoi capital prizes.
t1tWp. soon, StWu, 80. IOnUp tickets two dollars
Post once HoN W'9. New Orleans La or H. H. PLUM 3H
81 Ne Ntt
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The Besi Remedy for Children while Teeth
ing Is Mrs. WINsLOw's soothing syrup
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"Them'. powerful good things Tor the liver" l. what
A Georgia farmer says Dr. lierce's Pleasant PuigAtye
| relels, svd by ali dltggSiA-Aie
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a FIae IS six Hat, 81. go fine Felt Hats.
81. 80, worth 80 Is New church st, up stairs
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should use rhilip,'s Pantabo God Liver ui in com.
linntiun phospho Nuuilnc IL builds up weak sys'
TENS, All drusslsls. DepOt2 Plau sL-Ade
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Trcadwcll rrar,au promised 10 nay the indcbtdness
Of the htm lie said the nrm had not changed, The
notes held when Troudwell ailed Id Tor months
Mr. Finch authorized u negotiate settlement hut
we knew nothing about what he did. THE teams were
made entirely On the strength at T. ~ arsdll and
II had any endorsers. I think we had Mr.. stow,
never knew these notes appeared u PHr-a. schedules
i'm the name NJ Charles r. Warner | don't think there
would be any disposlron ct 30 much paper without some
Aruuu hy the board That would be the custom, but
don't remember how was done In connection with
mis slsOO Attic time n the failure the notes were
not i New Haven: probably In Fou' IA National Bank
SOW York Icnnt state whether Mr. Finch took EN- mp,
whether they came back IN possession o our
bank or brought 10 the city Ot Sew Haven cunt saN
hat time Nr Finch hat them. but should thnk. after
they became due that they would be the hHuhs vi our
bank Or Mr. iurh We took no action ~ bank ~ r'lA-
ton To suh,hng claim. and We did not authorize
the name Charles H. Warner To be- inserted IN the
schedule rcpesu tng notes claimed to be held hy the
bank do not know Charles H. Warner,
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without medicine Dr. FANNOu Magnetic Healing PhyS'
can cures cancers juniors uct - ami aH Nhi"i ny
The poor cared wee from ~ to - VI.
$07 ,Os5, KENTI'kN STATE LOT
tcrl. drawing Ann lt-t ifilu tff et'N ~ N'ls'
~ n II FOKrl.KA co, No1lrru Agents, LIZ bioaj-
WAY y. N.oltnrvns', and l@' N"uia-'w It hto'NHn.
-" sIKEtIKE TOR LING DISEASES.
Rock tnuIt nnl E,r NlusbrN. ~ por ghllou IL per
lnr-r bottle B,t Goo, cal,, . yuuIs. 81 Nuuds lnhv-
crrd scul postal ruui tAN BEL. ~ Chambers s.,
xyITlIoIr WINGS, SLIPPERY ELM
IOIENhhS tuiAus. nud tirlr WAY INTO our homes.
Ion tliat.i-fs tArN Eli co PrupllStVrs
coturi Washington aul Winter SIS, Boston.
KENTUCL<Y STATE DISTRIRUTION
Apln ~ ~ Ma drawn utktls e. Addrcts
BOLLARU co, gI7 Roadway
star, Luuery. si'H-J distributed Aprll ~ Whole u'k
ets, 81 WILLIAMSON CO.
UNCLEA y .lisroured ire'h louk very bad Why haYg
such us thURagoN'S ivory tsari Tooth rowdsr sV4t
Dy drdsststA
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-31

Madame de Genlis. we learn from her
own memoirs possessed . nose Of which
she was evidently quite proud. On one
occasion she soundiy rated an engrayer
for applying TO her n aquiline nose ON
. medal
That, sir. That meant for my nose.
It's not al all like il, sir. This nose Ut
mine-yes. look IT il, sir-has been
sung in verse and praised in prose. i,
is, or was. the moot delicate lietle nose
the jolliest nose In the world. sir, Yet
you want 20 send me out into society on
. medal with . nose like that
The mouth Is, perhaps, the most in
genuous feature of the human counter
ance; II cannot conceal is sensations.
We . neither hide i'll temper with il.
or its opposite emotion; we may affect
what We please, bat in the effect we shall
fail. In . wrong cause il will betray.
and inspire resentment. The mouth Is
the seat Of one class Of emotions. as the
eyes are another; or rather il expresses
the same emotion, but in greater de-
tail. and with greater irrepressible ten
dency to be in motion. 1t il the region
Of smiles and dimllss and Of trembling
earnestness; Of a sklyP sorrow. Of full
breathing joy, Of candor. Of reserve. Of
anxious care and liberal sympathy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-31

c~5Ssirr1Ss THs Efr~rxrsn --~-,&A
"a AAs t~su CO.. rym&rG4hs 80 a. ervss
cnos = 1saAa~td @=s@s Is 49, -at-
.ass 10 2ivssisE sAski1E us-Ts ~us
ADJ a. ~ ss1~ tsune rzsr !; n - .z4-4rrs,
ssv TIE 95tsrl sfstsa raa us< tsrr- : 80
K;tarAs yrtas~t - ts srasAr-f r. -sa
-h- bA..4 ans ltrf - IN zsa ~saLss- =
AZ rsht rses "a iAe rtsss 9 rhAs TNfs
has h~sn to Zen ulEr~I b. sle i've = AZ
or. II rra scsA. sails aysE sh~al~tse. /,
sAs @aFNEtaS-s - r~st.EfESE a.. aA-tAzts-
thr bEsth - ihs ts-tr tharr Ea44 - fssrr
dstor bl- Ani r4arh l~ss .~rs r. er
:hihg a<-ifuL al 49, aar rr.srra4rat-i a.rtr
a. oSArrss - fossi - Sat ]. vzai-l $500
Lss-, Hes~Asior- Ths i-ssslnssliAs 49, csaaf~i
~ i6< tauGsafsi. 2D1 it, n.eriJs i-erHv - q
Q far -T~airr nam shan thzi = 49, -~fru~
fnair. n Liver srg-ls;ssf Z 3 ~tAssGt Aast
ss.; thru souTths - tA~ g~sg@s sod Ma
and sgTre2t3s, . i 49, sICssui ia I-Afutz-n
inE ihs :ugnf.la g afs sloza. rz4ss saa .4G =
stha, lie Of-FAshu uE.n tbs Liver -
ctslls, IN tha, II ID. nj silmula,s T. y1r,~
the f1nrtsons - a. - f-rmst rrAIaiaaa J. q
simply a remedy fnsa nAIu-ws pr-ig~ts g. as
natures las. 1bls .. ~Gsl - ca-oj isth
such enthusiasts t~@ettsruni4i- frF4 10 ga-t
esnincai sIAirsfora zHd !sf.sis Ia - than
The prusp-rf Il that -inauaaas' lltcf Ecs-lz
fcr NAV t~ecsac . >aiiJsaai krusrjs Ia; q
viii 10 by al clAs.cs zn3 -czushuaas
hs foc.ss ard faul; finder. - TtrA Art gs-; a.
. honsrhus3 u~acx.trsn~ ~i'h wE.rh . krep So
or sick. wtih shtrh IL s~rlSr krAlih terrain
" &c one MI 81 hsfBsclf i~gsssr-. y Complain
iEg. unless &c tns. ~.n4usuus Liver krsu-2t.s
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-31
Literary Women ~ Housekeepers.

1t is II phase of the popular unjust
judgment of women, even in these lib
eral days, that it regards literary wO-
men as necessarily neglectful of house
hold affairs, in the face of well-know
facts to the contrary. A man of un-
doubted genius may be never so absent
minded, his financial affairs may get
into the widest confusion. and people
only smile and say. well, one man
can't be everything" But if it is q
woman, no matter how great her abil-
ty, if her porli-artable IS dusty, or If
occasionally the buttons are of her
children's boots, people shake their
heads solemnly, and say, ''Oh, these
literary women, - Perhaps the secret
Of the prejudice is. that there are those
who affect the excentricities of genius
without the genius itself, which alone
makes the eccentricities endurable.
De Quincy. speaking of his mother,
says. Though unpretending to the
name and honors of q literary woman,
l presnme to call her (what many lit
erary women are nOt) an intellectual
woman" So. although leaving house.
hold duties neglected in order to write
weak articles for still weaker papers
may be the fault of q so-called literary
woman, it is not a characteristic of "a
who is either intellectual or womanly.
The popular verdict is right, SO far as
this, that . mothers first duty is to her
family. and nothing which conflicts
with and forces her to neglect that. is
either wOmanly or proper. Be very
sure that your family are ~contented
and comfortable; that your husband
finds your intelligent sympathy and
counsel and aid to him in his work: that
the children's place in the mothers
heart is warm and ample; in y word.
that your culture is but . gathering up
of precious things to be poured out for
their benefit, and you can snap your
fingers at what your neighbors say and
think.-Scribner for February.