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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-06-22

preluding tinkle of the grand piano,
then a Strauss waits was executed 50
finely that he listened, and for q mo-
ment forgot half bis misery. Then
there was a pause followed by sweet
voice singing. AS the first note of that
rich, deep voice aoated up to him he
sprang to his feet.
Like the monk of old, who followed a
bird song for years thinking them but
hours, and who returned to find the very
earth changed, he listened, marveling if
he heard terrestrial meiods or the music
of heaven.
But the song that Stephen Darrell
heard was simple ballad that told of
tinkling brooks and whispering leaves
and sun'kissed flowers and happy trust.
ing hearts. Often in the old days he
had sung that ballad with Helen when
she was an artless, passionate. hearted
child, who believed in him as she did In
the religion of her fathers. But Helen's
voice was fresh and ringing, and that of
this singer was rich and passion
haunted, telling of a spirit which had
learned the gamut of love and suffering,
His brain whirled and his heart
thrilled. Why should be think of Helen,
who was forever lost to him And why
should any one sing Helen's song in a
voice such as Helen'a might be now after
years of careful culture?
Just then a note was brought to him
by servant. AS he glanced at it the
hot blood flushed his haggard face.
Helen was the singer, and she was wait
ing for him In the conservatory.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-07
ICI EFT AILi.IITRS.

Semainc.-Les ,jours de In semainc
qui Went sont consacrtS aux saints
ct aux salntcS don't les MONS sui
vent:
Lundi, st. Omcr-mardi, ste.
Pulcherie-mercrcdi, st. Hyacinthe
-.jeudi, st. Raphael-vendrcd,, st.
Maurille-samcdi. EXal. Ste. CroiX
-dimanche, st. Nicomeae.
-Omer, Audommps, d'abord nome
de Luxeuil, devint tveque dc The
rouanne en- 637. Saint-Omer porte
son nom.
-puIchGric, beautG scion l'ctymo-
logic du mot, est-ellc la file d'Arca-
dius, l'imperatrice d'Orient, ccllc
nui fit vgu de chastcte ct tpousa
Marcien, mails don't MarcIen respec-
TIA reimbursement lie vnu?-SanS
doute. EFT e'est egalement celle que
Ftglisc grecque honore tres particu-
lierement.
Les comedies ncumGniqucs DE
phese ct de C%halctdoinc turent con
voquGs par Influence dc Pulchtrie.
-Hyacinthe, ne Ell 1883 Ell SilG-
sic, fut I'M religieuX de lordre de
Saint-Dominiqnc. II ALA prlcher Pc
vangiIe Ell Moravie, en- P%omeranic,
Ell Suede, en- Norwege, en- Ecossc,
&c. II fonda plusieurs monasteres.
Raphael nest plus un saint
mails un archangc. C'est lui qui que
rit lie pere Tobic.
-Maurille est miaimUs inter mini
mos.
La Croix, d'abord instrument de
snpplice pour les esclaves, devint
le signe de la redemption.
-Nicomede ne fut lie roi d'aucu-
ne Bithynie, ct ce nest pas dams la
vile de Nicomedie quill Wit lie Jour.
COnrention.-H s'est passG samedi
dernier: dams notre paroisse St. JAG
qnes, un evenement dune importan.
ce supreme ct qui aura sur les dies.
tinees de la republlque .al%nericaine
une action dune incaiculable port6e.
Depnis la bataille de Bunker Hill
ct la declaration de Independence,
aucun fait politique on militaire ma.
Wait Ell cette gravite.
Eft c'est au White Hall, dams le
quatrieme district de la paroisse, SUI
Phabitation Cohen, que pevenemeDt
Il Ell lieu. /.
En- quatre on cinq mots, voici Ia
chose:
L'Asccnsion ctait Ia, avec Pierre
Landry dun cote, ct Hill dc rautre,
Pas de blancs.
st. Jacques Gtait Ia, avec Simms
ct SEES d6legues. Pas lie blancs.
Tout ctait lloir, OH pressure.
II s'agissait d'Glire un candidat
senateur.
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Dcrnicrcs Nouvclle.s.

Memphis est nne dGsolation. II
y CT 93 morris dams une scule jour,
nGe.-Le 1cau ma pas encore ccssG
4 Grenada.-95 cas- 4 Grccnville,
Mississippi, ct 10 dtces.-Plusicnrs
morris i Thibo,lcauXvil!e, au Cou-
vent du Mont Carmel.
Boston, st. Louis, Charleston.
Philadelphia. NeW-Iork ct autres vii,
les cnvoient DIES secours ct de l'argrnt
aux villcs dtsolGeS. New-Iork IL en-
voyc plus de 100000.
A la Nonvclle-OrltanS, il la da-
te de icudi, Il y await Gu Ills cas- ct
1916 dtcrs. ~ p%ersonncs sont NOR
ties dams les "a heurcs de mcrcredi a
,jeuni, ct PIP sont tomhceS malades.
Pas de tievre jaime il Mobile,
nj i Galveston.
-Ficvles de marais Il Newport,
Kentucky, rcssemblant a la titvr,
jaime.
Hayes est a ST. Paul, OH les
Indiens ont etc lc voir.
-Orville Grant il etc cnfcrmt
dams III aisle A'alitnGs.
Plus de 600 pcrsonncs ont pc
ri avec lie steamer Alice, dams la Ia
mise,
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ncs ct mcxicaines du Rio Grandc,
mails Ia tieyrc jaime stvit siolem-
ment il Vera Cruz.-Le president
Hayes, uui voyage, a etc convena-
Element regu a Chicago.-B. But
Ter, de son cote, part pour lOucst,
en- tournGe dc greenbackiste, de ma-
tional ct d'tnergumene.-Lcs salons
de bicrc de New-lork rGsiStcnt a la
loi du dimanche.-kearney, ballon
creve, sen retouinc i San Francis.
co.-La conference des'evGqucs pro
testants, i New-York. a trouve son
quorum ct suSpendu McCroskey.-
lie reverend Beccher prtchc la mo-
ralc aux Calitorniens.
Louisiane.-La Nouvcllc.O Orleans
est vraiment aflligec. La tievre jan
ne NY diminuc point. La moyennc
dies a a ntteint lie chiilre 200 pal
jour. ct ccllc DIES dtcts 1e chillre so,
lie devouamrnt est grand. Les AS
sociations Howard, Peabody ct DIES
Jeunes Gems Cllrttiens rivalisent de
ztlc. Les Francois, les Allemands
ct les autrcs strangers ont organise
DIES societe d'assistance. Les sccourS
vienment dc tous les c6tGs. Mails lie
tltau parait vouloir s'Gtendre. II q
fait son apparition au bayou La.
fourchc, dams la paroisse lhcrville
ct i Baton Rouge. La population
dc conleur de la Nouvelle Orleans
fiappte CONNIE la population ban.
che, tait appel 4 SEES trtres de tous
les pays. lie rev. Mlllet. lie dignc
grand yicaire de la Cathedrale, est
mort.--Mais aurait on le cnur 4 Ia
politiQue il cettc heurc dc calamitG
La politiGne, prtsentement, sc nom
me charlie, sccours, d|tvoument ct
fortitude. lie doctenr Alfred Mer
cier, en abandonment provisoirr
mcnt la reduction dn Rtroii poul
combattre lie tlcau an lit DIES mala
dos, nous dit la politique a suivrc.
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TEXTURE p%LPURATIyE
DU DIS. N ENG.

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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-07
NOUVELLES.

Tieur Moade.-L'opposition ar
NEE dc Ia Bosnie ct lie l'Herzego-
vine touche a sa tin.-A)phonsc
XII, au milleu DIES constituencies,
dies libGrauX, DIES dtmocrates ct DIES
intransigeants, commence a perdrc
la tete.-Lcs clGricauX belges sc di-
yisent.-Le steamer d'eNcursion
Alice, venant dc Gravesend a Lon
dres, a etc coul6 dams la Tamise. 800
noyes.-Un ~etfroyable ouragan a
passe en- Hongrie. Maisons rcnver-
sees ct pres de 600 victimes.-On a
tGtG l'anniyersaire de Sedan Il Der
lin.-La presse i%talienne rtciamc la
possession de Trieste.-Unc nouvcl-
]e loi Il Feducation q etc adoptee
par les chambres hollandaises ct
sanctionnee par lie roi, excluant la
Bible ct tout enseignement %religieuX
dies ecoles primaires.-Le ministre
francais Waddington regardc Ia
paiX CONNIE assurte en- Europe
Ii y a ell a Notre-Dame, Paris, dc
splendides ceremonies tunebles pour
celcbrer ranniversairc de Ia mort de
Theirs. La France entierc, rcconnais-
sante ct patriotique, etait la. lie
ministre Noyes, son secr6taire Hill
ct nombre d'Americains assistaient
4 Ia cer6monie.-Le congress inter
national DIES poids ct measures est re-
hui a Paris.
Noureaw Neutrality-suspicious. le f1e-
an ct III desolation. La situation he
s'est point ameliorfe 4 Memphis,
Vicksburg, Grenada, Port Gibson
ct la Nouvelle-O orleans. Lie f1eau
s'est 6tendu. II a gagn6 Hickman,
Kentucky, ct il frappe les noirs aus
81 bien que les blancs. Les villes du
Nord, par lcurs .dons ct leurs sous
crlptions, font preuve de grand
cRnr ct de christianlsme. La sociGt6
dc Howard Sc multiple ct rayonne
en- tous les m lie gouvernement
lui.meme ne Sc montre point lnsen-
slble, ct le sccretalre de la guerre a
cnvOyeala Nouvelle- Orleans 20 iours
de rations pour 1000 personnes.
Que In gelee serait done benie!-A.
ton lie temps ct siel.il bien. II
leures dc la calamite generate, de
s'occuper dc politique!-Lllarmonie
: regne entire les authorities amelicai-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-07

sance ne peso pas, il cllatlSsait cons
@cicuscment lcNcellent ptetrc.
II await mtme, quc!ques .louiS
avant lc depart du pcrc Septimc,
porte an %prcshEterc unc magniil1'lc.
paire dc bottles que pcrsonhe ne Iul
await commando. Mails CONNIE lie
pr,re Scptimc n'aimait point les bot
ties, ct qu'une seulc pairc dc senl'ers
lui sutlisait, les bottles aNalent etc
chaussrr les ricds dun paylNre d'a-
bic.
Jesus, disait rhommc de Dicu,
n'avait qn'nn man'rauet Iuune pau
re de sandalcs. N'a.til pas meme
mn,cl,e nu-picds Susie done plus
que hui!
Mails commc il ttait vralment bon,
ct dune admirable indulgence il ne
~tyouvait pas malva's que les Gran
ucurs ct les Emincnccs portassrnt
dcs soulicrs verni>, avrc dies honclcs
d'argent. Tout soulicr. du reste, YER
nj OH non, a bouclcs d'argcnt on /;
cordons de CUR, est expose aux me
mes ponssitrcs ct aux mtmes oruu-
res de la rue.
Mails les Granhcnrs ct les llmincn.
ccS Won't raremcnt Il pied. tcst III
privilege dc lrur grandeur. QUAINT i
cirrr lcurs cscarpin>. ills men ont GU
re. Les domcstlpues sont fats rou,
quclpuc chose, ct L. cardinal Anto.
nclli, avcc SEES vingt millions de for.
tune. pouva:t avoir nntant de bros
sruls, dc cireurS, de Wallets. de CO.
cicrs ct de laqllais qu'un puissamt
empereur. On dit meme quill eut au-
tire chose. lie cardinal Dubois, qui
nest pas lie Seul. nc $ recommanda
gutrc par In puletG dc ses mrurs.
Mails lie ptrc Scptime cirait scs
soulicrs lui meme, ct il men rousis'
salt pas.
II n~'avait iamais. non plus, mis- scs
pieds dams les sonlicrs DIES nutIcs.
Unmiiis, eqyrniHs ct caStWS ,tNit.
stn sill vou> plat maintenant dc
rire de lui, rirz de Iui.
En- ailiez VOWS bien Ie Crur9
Sa virille Soutanc usec. rapitcGr
ct venerable ne vaut ellie pas lie pal.
lium DIES cvtQucSe
Car ellie Il VII lie fen, c'cst-ad dire
Ia miselc, la p%auVrctt ct la souiilan.
&c. lie pauvrc la connait hicn. 81 ell,
ne Sest 9,lcre promcnGc en- caroSSc,
ofguclllcusc ct lierr. nous iavOmS
vac solvent. humale ct charitable,
entlrr dams les maisons sombres ct
arsolccs. Ellie y portrait Temperance
ct In consolation. Plus d'un mistra
hie.conSole ct Sauvc. alrait pu. com.
me 81 ellie el,t etc IT, mantcau hu
Christ. In TOUGHER ct la baiser ayrt
Ncncration, CONNIE anssi avec pre-.
caution.
Ellie etait 81 vicillc!
Les homincS de vingt ans ne lui
en- connal>>Alrnt point nlic autrc.
Mals continuous, on plitot accom-,
ph@hoiis le prre Srptlme dams son
voyage.
j. GENTlL.
I If.Ag r..u..
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loupc, II Stc-ILlcie, aux Barbados, n Ia lla-
yailr. 4 Ma.an2n,, Il Santiago lie, Cuba, n
Kingston ct dams tnntcs les Antilles, ct
c'est &c traitement uai, il tultc cpuqne, y
Il sauve tant dEllr"reens. Nous en- avons
t@oujonrs cntrndu dire tult de hicn que,
tout ~vllgnirc ct coniihun quill pHis>e 6tic,
nous n'hrsitous pas il le lecommander dc
nouvrnl CONNIE 'r senl snr leq1cl on puts
Sc compiler avec crllitudc de success, sill
est Watipuc saIs dtlai ct sans ntgli.
gtIut.'
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A4Il, MagNifiauc
i,IBsIdA ProprictG ct Maison

Nenlre, Il 30 miles dc la Nouvcllc-
Orleans, paroisse st. Jacques, rive
ganche.
Ia maisones ncuve. il etage, avec
cuisine, citerne, pigeonnier, etc.
I'm grand magasin y est ate
nant.
L'emplaccment est excellent pour
lie commerce..
La maison convicndrait parfait.e.
ment a I'm docteur, il un RENTER on
il une tamille.
\ IN prix tres modert.
Conditions tres liberaleS.
S'adresser a NJ. j. Gebelin, II
hes lieuX, OH q J.. Gcbelin, Convent
=. O., st. James Parish.
at. ). 49,.
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SlltSt NJ (DRbA.

Dehont les cuaurS. dcboutl les lmcs,
DeboMt l'humanitt!
EntantS, hommcs ct frmmcs,
.\yons la charlie.
NoNageurs dun quart d'hcurc,
1t dams l'ohScur chemln.
SaNonS nous qui dcmeuIc
lit qui viNra domain!
Demons! CcSt l'muvrc pie
Et grandc aSSurtment.
thlieonGuc dome cXpie
itt sauve doublcmcnt.
pni dome sur In tcrre.
% calcul prrcleuX
Du sublime mystcrc.-
Recolt lie triple aux cicuX.
j. G..
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T. tiI.N
u Tonfip"ct,.j
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~ ~ Eg 49,,

Les contrfhuablcs sont avertis que |.
tablcau de revision pour l'asscssclncnt dc
l'aunte ISIS a ttG rcmis au bureau du Re.
c"rder salnc,li.3 courant. II Y sierra iuspu'
an J sert,Iuhrr.
lie snnSsigia. Sc reuira M bureau din re-
%cor,lcr n Ia rtinisition du %pla;gnant.
st. Jacques, &c ; aoit lS1r.
JULES DORNIER.
Assessor.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-07
Il u u nc.

NJ. GEO. 4. COLOMH Doctrnr DrntiStc.
de rctour de Philadeiplic. ri, il II ~terlmilir
les ttudcs neccssaires il sa profession, in
iorinc >"S amis, SECS commissioners ct le
public qiii >'e>t tiNt il st. Jacques dune
t;icon printaacntc, sur lllabltation de NJ.
c. C"inmh, Il qn'il Sc met = In disposition
de ceuA Qui youd,ont bicn lhorortr de leur
coniinnc". 23 mars. 3 III.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15

helpless to help herself and Madame
Osman Is no exception of the rule.
How long the poor lady might have
wept and lamented over the mysterious
message it is difficult to say, were it not
for the chance meeting Of her brother
with the student from Robert College.
in the streets Of Bcbck Turkish con
ventionallty precluded the wife from
receiving the stranger herself, and hear
ing with her own ears the tidings from
her absent husband, but the contents OF
the telegram were translated to hel
brother They have since been made
public, SO it isncedlcss to repeat them.
but they lifted the load Of care and
anxiety, which had been weighing hcayi
~ on her heart for many weeks.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
Advice 10 Travellers.

A writer To the Chicago Tdd.ap give,
the following advice to those intending
to visit the Paris Exposition Leave Al
your hest clothes ut home; they will hc
useless t. YOU. Take plenty If warm
rough clothing to wear oil tho steam
ship. Your watch, starehed linen ano
fine hat had better remain packed
Upon landing gotosome inland Englisl
town say Manchester, Exeter, or Not
tingham and arrange u stay wcel
or WI during which time got travel
lily suit made. and huy underwear
etc., complete Demand in all case
their lowest prices for cash. You ar
now m.Americanizei, and ready 70
London and the continent. Don't buy
in Paris until after you haze hecn Their
several weeks, then make Your pur
chaSCS according ~ ynur .astes AMI th
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
WANTED TO BE A JIRYMtN.
A Man Without Preiudiccs--How he Pro.
posed to Make a Jury Agree.

Presently the stiffness ef the court
room was interrupted by the entrance
Of man who came in with 4 shutiling,
unsteady step, and with his hat in his
hand. lie halted and leaned against
the railing. Nobody took the slightest
notice Of him, however. At last he
took courage and spoke:
" Is the Judge in?"
The clerk Immediately awokc his
honor.
We'll, what 10 you want"
" I'm looking tor job, your honor
Eve been looking for work over Il
month :
There is nothing for you here"
II thought ye occasionally gave jury
men i job. ] don't read newspapers
any, and being i stranger in town
haven't got any prejudiceS agin any
body. A pard of mine wrote down to
me ut Reno, last week, and said that the
jury business up here was brisk an it
would pay to come up. As I'm a
stranger to you and 4 little hard up, I'LL
star! in and serve for il ease " two
for half price till you kin go what
kin do.
what aro your main Qualifications
My strong suit is maxim % jury
ag+ec, No jurlcs ever get hung if I'm
on EN-. Just lay low till they take
the first ballot, then iinc the majority
and argue the rest into it. | can dis
count amy lawyer talking; | can show
em up points they never tumhlcd to
before. Sometimes haveto use force,
but seldom. Once, down at Truckcc,
in II murder case, they We're u couple
OF fcllers standin' out agin hangin' and
after arguing with en- is smooth md
gcntlcmanly us could for oycra quarter
of an hour, went for cm with chairs,
and by the time Id busted half II dozen
pieces OF furniture over 'em they were
glad to come III with Il verdict of muir
der IN the first degree, and the Teller
was hung not long aftcrward. Lin the
justice courts can get on the jury, and
if you'll Just give me a wink as to how
you want the case to go, I'll guarantee
to fetch i'll the verdict You want, or not
take cent.
The man was told to drop round
again in 4 day or 50 and they would try
and make II vacancy for MIN. In order
to do it, however, some regular iuryman
will probably have to be discharged
l'0Wiaid City Chronicle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
Good Naturcd Editing.

Good-naturcd editing" says some
wise man, spoils half the papers in the
United States. Yes. verify. "Will
you please publish the poetry send"
says one, " it is my first effort" and
some crude lines 20 in to encourage
budding genius. "Our church is in
peril" says another, will you publish
our appeal" and y long dolorous plea
is inserted My father took your pa
per for twenty years. writes another,
" | think you ought to publish the rcso-
lutons passed By the Big Brake Church
when hc died and, ingo thercsolutions
Of 10 interest to ! majority Of the read
crs. am particularly anxious that
the views | present 90 before the church
this week, and out 60 = coyey of small,
pithy contributions, To- make room for
three columns from 4 ponderou- u. p.
"lhCrc is immediate necessity for the
exposure Of one who Il bitter enemy
to the truth, writes another, As he
sends IN attack upon ah antagonist
which will fill an entire page. " ! am
about TO publish - book, identifying the
great image of brass, iron and clay, and
would be obliged To You TO publish
the advance sheets of Chapter NJ, which
enclose to you. Why don't YOU
publish in full RS great speech in tAc
General Assembly? 1t would increase
your circulation largely" If YOU will
publish the sermon transmit to you.
will take eight extra copies. The
church must hc aroused Oh tho subject
oF foreign missions" says i pastor, n
he forwards the half Of his last Sab
baths sermon. And the ladies-blcss
their sweet smiles and sweet voices
the good.naturcd editor surrenders to
them ut once, and they 60 away happy,
utterly unconscious that they nave
helped t. spoil the paper.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
ESTABLISHED 1851
ELECTRO MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

= - y ~ - - tsf W ~
Nervous and Rheumatic sur
ttrers from early iudiscretiOn
should not fail to consult conf
dentlally Dr. MCNAMARA $50
. BROADWAY. lie has RENE
s. dies tHith the aid OF electrici
q tY) that will stop those nightly
y emissions, remove all irregu
q larities attendant on Femalcr
ID at puberty, monthly period or
= marriage; build up the nerv-
my lVEt.p1 rnatDr,l thu GpIuoI
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
Osnan Pasha's Wife.

Nesting iii i hollow, between two
hills, opening on the Bosphorus, IS the
village OF Bcbck. II is the centre Of
American missionary life, and the resi-
denec of many Turkish families of the
higher class Robert College" which
first began its existence III Bcbck lives
and lourishcS now III ancNpandcd form
on the nights above. 4 student Of this
college. wandering il few weeks ago in
the village below, WAS accostcd by II
Turkish gentleman, who inquired
whether Inc could read French. Reply
ING III the ALTERNATIVES hc was invited 10
follow his intcrlocutor into \ house of
modest exterior whose principal re-
ception.room showed 1T glance that
the fortune of its owner did not far ex-
eeod mcdiocrity Low divanS placed
round three sides Of the room, y mat
OH the floor. and \ hra2cn mangal i
III tho cenue I'll tue roam formed the
sum total III the luNuricS Il contained
Osnrln Pasha's family We're the oeeu-
pants OF the house A telegram lad
reached his wife from the captive hero
hut il MAS written i'll u foreign language
which neither SHE norany other friends
could read, and her anxiety was intense
The uncmancinated Turkish Momanis,
above iii others of mr. .eX, Tie mos,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
Old Blue.

Iii my first housekeeping cnthusi-
nsm furnished my table with the
most delicate white French china. My
cups and saucers were daintiness itself.
They were my pride and delight no
hands but mine were allowed to touch
them. bought y cedar tub and dish
mop, and took care " my dishes my
SELF. In that way | managed to keep
my set complete; but | was compelled
after II while, to give up my care of it,
and then speedy destruction was incv-
table In an incredibly short time |
hadn't II cup or saucer that wasn't
Clipped MI around the edges my
plates were III the same condition, and
several Of the largest and most cxpcn-
sivc pieces iii the SCI were missing.
In three years had replenishcd my
china closet ~ many times, and the
salesman. who filled my orders, could
tell more accurately than how much
my white set had cost me. know
paid about ono hundred dollars for
il IN the beginning and am sure
doubled the first cost in keeping it III
any kind of II state of completeness
Not only WAS il expensive, but every
mark showed upon il, u Clipped place
or crack, no matter how slight, would
soon discolorand make Il blemish which
never could he overlooked | liked
my white dishes when they were whole
hut hated them when they grew SO
shabby.
II is il wise idea ~ well rs \ pleasant
one this If the revival hlue willow +"
There are several reasons why this ware
is the hest for ordinary use. II does
not show imperfcctions easily. ii makes
Il table look coy. the coler giving II
chccrincss that white does moi impart,
and, from the very manner III which i
Il made il will the better endure the
treatment which Il must of necessity
receive from the hands Of the different
members Of thc kitchen cabinet.
There is no color which will endure
such strong degree Of heat as this
peculiar shade Of blue; When the dishes
ne baked after tho color his been ap-
nlicd. they aro exposed to 4 hotter fire
than nny other Ware can he subjected
rs. For this Very reason they will not
surprise Bridget So often hN coming
part in her hands after n shower bath
ot boiling water.
ruEKE arr nearly 10000 eases before
thc Pension Bureau 1t Washington
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