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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-20
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made In the conditions
of certain mortgage made by Michael Sulli-
van and Joanna sullivan bis wife, to David
Baker, dated April 22d, A. ID. 1873 and re-
corded in the Office OF the Register OF Deeds.
for the County OF Van Buren, and State Of
Michigan, on the goth day Of April, A. d.,
1878, IN lber OF mortgages, on page 347, on
which mortgage there is claimed to be due at
the date OF this notice the sum of one hundred
and nlnety-eight dollars, and no suit or pro-
ceedings at law having been instituted to re-
cover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or
any part thereof; Now, therefore, by virtue Of
the powder OF sale contained in said mortgage.
and the statute in such case made and pro-
vided, notice Is hereby given that on Monday.
the 23d day OF June, 4. ID. 1879. at one O'Clock
IN the afternoon, shall sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, at the front door or the
Court House of Van Buren, County, In the
village OF Paw Paw Chat being the place where
the Circuit Court for Van Buren, County is
holden), tue premises described in said mort
gage, or 20 much thereof as may be necessary
to paw the amoant due on said mortgage, with
ten per cent. interest, and all legal costs. the
premises being described in said mortgage as
all that certain piece aud parcel Of land stua-
ted in the VILLAGE OF Bangor, Van Buren, Conn
ty Michigan. and described az follows, to-wit
Lots No. one CD and two (2) in block No
twenty (20) IN tie village OF Bangor.
Dated March 22d, 1879:
DAVID BAKER, Mortgage.
MILLS, KNOWLES a HILTON,
Attys for Mortgage. 1253t13f10t
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-20

FALLEN LEAVES and other Sermons: By
Rev. IRVING A. SsARLEs. Price, IS cents per
copy. For sale at this Office
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-20

0011In NoRss. I.as .a.s;s..ly .nl g..slly
uvIvvv for particular. DR CARLTON,
eSuvu Isl Washington st, Chicago, Ill.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-20

We have slippers for breakfast, dinner & balls
Shoes to sit in, stand in aud walk in,
Caters to dance in, firt in and talk in,
Slippers in which to do nothing ut oil IN.
Boots for Winter, Spring, Summer and FAN,
boots and Shoes you must have you all know,
And THE dlsce to buy, / say to you all,
Is at the Long Brick OF
E. SMITH e. co.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-20
MORTGAGE SALE.

R. & J. d. Burns, Att'ys for Mortgages.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-20

FSunday xcepted. saturday and sunudy exC
ENRY c. WENTWORTH General Passenge
and Ticket Agent Chicago, Illinois
, 1879-01-21
AFGHAN RULERS,


Fcw ruling families luyo produced such
scrtes of not,b,u cEaractrrs a, tho nresent
Jyr.,tv f., rahni .na r. we ,hr,,v hnct. o,,r
uyuaot y" e""a, .,.'l... ~" w s"'o" 'aen ,. uu'
clu.lo In our retrospect the gruat and drat
Duran, Ahmed Khan, OF tue Hu(nsye House, II
nav bc anil tbai tbe Afghan n,nnnrcbs arc
nm,,,:sa ~ t,ion ,,,nc, .mnn', ,hc ,'nraattars
e't'''et !" "'1" p'"se a"'o.s e"o n''eo'u't
monafchs u Tue wof'tl' 1t VIII W ot son'e til
tcsest to truce luck the history OF this house, III
orlpr that English yraders nav The better a,-
nrcr,a.c what Afrhan mooarchs l,ays bccn. anil
nov ts nerylns hn'clt for tho fray iuto'whlch
le has Aa wIiully rushed.
=" S. s"o =. "., ',.n" 49, sas y. uts ."s
most famous ~ "s" given e",eFs 10 nhofasaa
a''d 10 Hstas heioro Haulf enaa uSeftafaw them
md their netr&'bors, tho Gh!ljles, aud when
Ahead ah, ro.. m .un,.,n,,v IN coh,, Hrt
n'''nea. ""a .os' ,sst ~ ~ eaoa,. na|
taefo wese '4'a''} ,''a"c"es " 'ne ->oaan e'aa'
tbs hra.l. In ts trauc!, Of t,s' clan the family
! ri sud, was euuren1e, iu virtue. It would an
near, Of xtyle special licagrnt. u WILL NJ of tho
| Chime that arosc fFna. their Appoint,nout as
Chiefs Of thu rot1itsye clan by tl,u Persian
munarchs OF tho Sl,.fayrAn dynasty, Their per-
spn. wrru paereti: 10 funlshment could
in INFLICTED on them, except BY auuthrr
Stuluays; and Ia many other w.ya ttluy
| werg cxe,puk from the disturbances that
| brtct ordinary Ah]alts, Hut, although
tIs Huansyes uro sn,kcn OF ~ 4 aeparutc trlln..
fhcy wero really only q family Ut tta Pup1ll ~
ctam ~ this fai'tlv. liz, t"ost t,n,ewnr,hy wrrc
tta ,,rS xhn,, n. IN II Tn"r on ~. yran
| .hii,tTrn. Tui,,aup. Aahnpul. and Shnta.ul.
Milk. ri, of wjlnta sat at yart,us urrioJs ,.p",,
| ihs Afvnuu lhr.,tc, Viii thu ,teath OF sEnh
Hhi,Mni-sjulk nnI hi, su,, thu family Df Sutit,
1may b., sat'i to hayo b.tt,ttc, fpr iii nrnctcul
r,,oses .rttnrt. Tnr later hillary IT Af,,i,as,,
|.txn ccn,rgs ruup,l the Ynuneer (siutjy Of I3o.
, 1879-01-21

Gguro remainctl OIL The Constitution untIl shc
va. n1ntie shistallano fnr tie Contcnnial. whcn
Il wis t,krn Of nnl 1t thr request Of Rear al.
Mirai e. Il. /. Rodgers PLACED u0,n pedestal
IN tho grounds Of the Nayal Academy nj .snnap.
ola.
In The engagement with the british squadron
In ISL, on the l,fl, vi luis, the Constitution
wns commanded by CAPT. Isnac liull. wtrse
r,rtarr hangs In tho t3avcenur't room Mt tn:
City-ftall, ana among lIcr Ltcutcnanss was
Hickman v Hoffman, Of this city, who Is stila
we'll remembered hy many OF the older resI-
,lerts: nntl Osilen Hoffman, Of this city, who
died about tiyo ycsrs n,o, was n,idsh'pinan on
x,arsl OF her.
Several years ago tho NAVY Department con-
clltlct to break her up and sell hcr tinfers, as
she wns deemed unfit for further service; hut
~ consequence Of the general protest called
forth. manly by the noe,n IT Dr. Oliver Wen.
deli Holiness ltla order WIS ct,.lntcrntante aud
shu WAS rcnsirci md converted into school.
sl,it', arrivn. nt Annapolis for tint scrstec III
lSlH1 anil continuing As d stiloo[-s!iio until de-
failed for t1Ir service pf her present yuyngc.
LONDON, Jan. l7-f1y tho combined efforts
Of several tugs thu Constitution gut oil tho
fands NJ n'cltck p. in., and was Immediately
tDWrlt to Portsmouth for examination. Sha has
suffered to auparcnt dhnngcs
, 1879-01-21
ANNA DICKINSON.
Her Experience In nucklng AKs1nst =
Ahoy.H

Her Experience In DuoklnE AEa1nst
Show"
From Her Recent L<ctnfs IN tySao Tork.
~ remember n co,ntnitteetn tarnway West.
csn CAPITAL wroto to me for specch II WAS
too far away. l said: i will ctarVo you too
ts,uc9, money to Gomez 1t don't mako any
lliTercncc,' saitl they; 'wc will pay whatcvor
you wish to charge. .Wo want you to come
80 after divers and suntlry ep!stlcs and tloeu-
,nrnts had passed backward aud forwnttl, We
agreed upon tho ttmo md money. 1t was
good deal Of mouey, too.' They sntl, There
Is not ,nan Ut wun,ln in tho tuwn who dues
not wsnt to hear you. There will ho such au
audiencu as you lIavo aevor seen In our
State. In an am1ablu and dcfutc1
stato l went my way to tho town. 7
thought SO much had been said about nv
coming tt,at wns going 70 hasc wonderful
ntoHe. What Ia the mattct.f sato /, that NO
body met MT at The depot, nototiy meets mo at
the door, and not'oty says here arc thc rooms
provided for your cn.crtaInment1' 'WelI,' said
the clerk, thu truth Is everybody IL 40 much ii-
tcrcttr1 In the show TINT IL to 10 tlcGu tOnlgnt.
(Lauuhtrr.t 'Ah.' said. So wten ! wcnt 10
touk after my ever md towels ant the rcst,
very fsw tawcls; and little water. THUS Is nott
what expected to fnd ut aII,' said, nftcr
what ha,l been promised. and tho money
that wus to come Into INV pocket. rnnV thc
bell o,Icc, but therG w1s no response, anu ranE
It half dozen times before anyoo,ly. at all
ca.no, ntrl when son,cbolY dill come found
that tho truth was that tl.c ptclrr aud basin
| that belonged In that roum. and the general
I,royLsan oi ntt,cr articles had bcon carried oil
| to lo g[ycu uyrr to tho tender Mctctcs Ut r0lEe
| nf tho pvop1e uf lha SHOW. LauEhter.l |
wantrd something tu cut, but 10 far Is could
| discover, ever, thing had been drunk and de-
yourru hy tho j,eop'e oE thu show. taaMrhtes. J
I1nlf.pa.t ca,llet It,h the s1iGetl committee
tncf, waited on INC. One u Judge, twu 1nGnlbers
Ut Congress, oI,e . Government dtgnltart-
In town vi ita slxc. Here IL some yonlpsusa.
tlon, thought; these dll.nitarfes aru Interested
III me ut least. Fur what dill they coutaf
'MIss Dtcktn40n,' said tluy. .wbera do Yoli
| sreuk to-rnurrow nlghtr such place said /.
aud the next nicntP Such place. trcr.
liaps you tIasu Saturday night openr
| nrver ilave Saturday ntsZht oprN IL the West.
sail !. 'Ah! wc!!, We don't exactly snow what
10 70 su ,hs ,a.sr sa, ,aay
well n,aks clean breast Ut it,-cvcryoodf In
the town wants 10 licar YOU. a great inans
peopic have bought tickets, aud everybody e'ae
| would have bought tiCket, but tho long and
tbs s,oft Vi thu nattcr 10, they arc ulI gotng t.
tho show. Cunt y0u -tiostponu 1T No.
said: 'yerY surry. but cAn'l. ! will relrast
you altogether NO. thuy said; that would
not 10 rlxht; wo will nav you your tea: thu null
IL ready, mud II anybutl7 zones, Why oE cour>.
}f you PLEASE: we would lt'se tn 20 to thu show.
lLaughtcr.l sOh, asstsetily,' sa,d |, 'gcnttu
inen, BY ali means. will 20 to the hall, makt
| o stltcch, take tho fec, with eunpunctfons
though would nlysril Infinitely prefer to 20 t
tho slluW." Laughter.
, 1879-01-21

cation undo us, during tho carly hours OF this
tsun,layl morning; for, Mt maluiEnt- one o! the
t!utr here npencd its doors fur what
ts called d roiondf. As Tie ftour of
midnight struck, the members vi tle
tumlntltrr stationed ihcmscirct un tllr grn',l
sta;rc,sc, tu be II, readiness tn rcccisr tic
la'Iies, vim, masked, ani 'tr tho must part III
It was O'CLOCK ~, Sunday morning bciDrc tl1c
music ceased, and all the Intervening glowing
hours had bccn swlttiy ct'ased With tstug feet.
III thc middle ut thu night the farnndofc was
" follow tnv lcatter through every rt'oht th tue
house, preceded BY the musicians, whu, BY the
by. werc dressed like nandartns. Though
scarcely co.nmcn1ablo way Of Introducing the
snbhnth, nn. bound sn tay that tht fatan'!oic.
France. has rarely been executed with mora
spirit aud snlra.n.n
, 1879-01-21
steady At .oat &c; fair. .,esc:,c: primo to choice,
ott.Latc. Rtco afeRuY At II l1ltc,
bRAS-tlutct at Doc,

nosToN.
BnsTox, ian. 20. ~tlnAtS-Corn q,,tct, hnt
FIRM; mixed aud ycIlow. FO1r::c. 0a.%-So.
NJ. 3whllc anu No. mixed. :sbtt3tc. Rye, u0tf
Uac.
Mxer1r1saF1our. 1000 br's; corn. ~, 600 ba;
ItvEHroof~
fhvrnrnoI, jan. -. --Corrox-Hnod demand: :
5.1Gd13Ad: sateA. 1is, 900 hxre: speculation and
export. 5000: Aracfscap. l3. 0oA
tnkAnsrurFs-Cniforrtin white wheat, g. LIDO
o. ID: California white wheat. ~ 2AGnna ID; No.
r. No. rel Western aprin:. i}s 10oSsAa I'd: %
winter, HI bddaf14. Flour Western cAt'aI. 1879
IS, New corn. 22e I'd: old. VIZ. Oalt -A.1Htt"
can. - Ud. Dasfcy-Amertcan, ~. Pcks-Ca nd.
dsan aof Id. c!orcr.ferd. :::ftl:sa.
rHosEsioxs-Mct% parl., 40a ~.
CtUsEN.SEBp--AMcr1can,: :h1qE:}Ss.
.!Nnstsioxs--Aebs rprE+ iot. Prime mess oees.
rs Cd.
1.nSpnS, Jan. 20. .- Cpn.ois. M a.fn.
Heading. l24: Eric. 231; rfcfcrEet. :lHh.
tntlct Stairs boni*-'G7e, lGIl; l0-I0s, ITO:
new In, t0S; I'tf, f1S..
TAtEnw--Ftne AnseEicAnt ;sfa I'd.
SuHAn-Nn ~ Dutch etan!afd. 23s cash: ga
OIL ntlnat. ~
ltgFixf, DldGD!sd.
L1x%rEp tjit.--244l.
Srlntrs uF TunrkSFl.E-1ls Dd952os.
ANrWaHr.
AxTwEnr, Jan. 20. O.-FETnoLEuN-2nNd
FAIRS.
PANS, Jan. 20.--t,cntc., 111f o7.ic.
, 1879-01-21
DELAYED MARKET REPORTS.

New 0aLxAxn,jan ~. FLotM--Quset but 1tm; {;
suprsauc, 81, 30 "a. 7a; XN. et.M}a,t.1s; xXA,
81. .!N&5..5; high grades, S. 3&t5.15.
Gu4lS~co.u quiet; wIIle. 4sc; yellow, 4oc.
Oats, 5!QkJ3c.
Eunk- k-MEAL-~Markst dull; ho1d At 90.
llAs-sluict h"t n:ut; uFti'narT: 3i..0)T II. 50;
priu.e, 81. :O1l II. 20; csosc', 3il.Uysl1.O0
FAt,ylsIuNs-PosG strong and higher; Aeld, old
At u. 1u: new. $U.bu. Lard scares mud irsn /:
tteecs, uai44u!sc; keys, 7&s7'+c. unk meats
slsuug mud higher; shoulders, loose, 3'ae; packed
:s4.e; elcas etL, lac; elcar, AVE. naeou higher;
held. shoulders al 3I.c; hams, suSaE. earsi, Ia
xuod demand. lending upward. At 7s,ltSsic; uA-
cansa4et, U&llt.c.
NuisEr-Steaay At 81. o5fel 10.
uHosLH,Es-cu -cuaes-Aas&ct dull; lilo cargo. Of
dintry ~ urine, llsklUi&c, sugar ncttvr: q shade
htRLrr. cou,,nou to guod, 4!.&E5ac: jatr ~ lully
fair, aA4 5!lci prime to choice. 53sG8tAe; yrt'
low clsslactt 6!.W7!sc. AulsAses valst bli
, 1879-01-21

~ WONDER" writes thu Paris correspondent
of tuu iA4fiy Tesyrdph, "wbut tho olI io9.cs of
lonlon club wuu!i xaY 10 tl4v tEa1!sfo,.n INA, !on
II tLe!s hos.lu intu q series Ut bull, .lrrss.x,
uul supper sooll., uul ai.l, wuat eyes tiev
would Look III tho lrruplfon Ut btyy VI yuu.y
xetrssses, usrs.ed iu the laosk fautastEc attiEa
that c4a bc u'aylned bY the ooldcat u arsl.t..
This Nn4 what wuA to be sccu VI 4 Paris club
Last night, VI to sps&k by tAe card, lest eQuya.
, 1879-01-21

". K. Manning, Esq.

DEAR SllsI ~ yon drare ue to giys to tho nIels s
HE te4nit 0f my c1rartanco tu sln4 your patln ~
Aecb 4A ~ with ptA4aru. aud hupH that many e"s
,n*y aN pranss1 " n w y. ~ h.yy esen ~ -
1uara. antih.ts plAssd Id thsat raEsty os ~ -
teEuiea furnaces. hsyslA ssaTs sgo y attsn' nTs
fuus p1taI furnaces. suu bought tu ~ II. -
since lhu ssL xtHtcFs Trial Of hA.r bought ~ 9
smd top!seel 4 with Vas v suurA ~ tho -. in.!s
tlink ii hss a.vsa nearly IN ts ep !.
ytal consumed. While ter c*ss ot management r5
furnaeu, laws certainly usser aeen ~ r'lu.l. ~
etleesSully recon'tncna It u the best hare e'rr
ts.,s4uu. tro!n dsass..44 snl oneAsiss Ea.s't
Thrsa sesoLp to ta cunsunea tnale iuut iuIa: -
Atbah VI rsAstnK khnukI and OUT " Ih!s -. ~
uAifusM lextHnt u tt uGr1pans VI htf lbut r.a,
l4sa ptac<'d tl.cu. Hhesa nuch u family t'i .i.
foFt we'll ~ sath 1cnea1a uuuH tbs pruf -! au
teel tI'al au loas tau tahe ssfslts A. Wy, .,'a
lNstcs ta fou In thus xlt Ink 1uy Testimony IL 1hc 1
u >vuI lacuulpat al.in h:Aer. Youfs .!ulF. ,.rnr
LutEAuO. btpt- u, lN7H. J}hS Eos EIs.
, 1879-01-21
WINTER RESORTS.


THIS Extnpat lluteL fcruandlnx F1uF:da uasfi !n,tr
vAta and tuuEa,ts srex tic beneuks u telut
lsI tga tue eoHifaTt. At.d cnnscu1snrs' " in.
Yfossn!tns; It. rs.ous *lry sud we'll !!Sesa SasJ
tabls kxhl N4t G0uxtlly seFte4. ia kafss ii
toxl!ax. tAE4s cic-. .uttfn AshtnY *H1 M q
tAt ssaul. uee4t SUI ds1t Hx ~ ~ ~ re
lrrvdVsu ffu!A 4lsAi u. leruA Fs44aaApies Af'% :"
i, u. AktHAklt NAnAxgt.
, 1879-01-21
SiJi.IkttlAN-St:FfUJiX,

L!sut..0cn. shrrIlan yussrrsIay received tho
following letter from tlen Sherman:
l!EAuquAErxla AMY oy Tnk tfssrED STATES.
WA.utauTnS, u, t.. ian. l7.--Hsn. r.. II. ohsr..
t!an. Evhha,a'd,"g i!iltuFy Nirt*lon "f 1hs 'uts.
xaHrt, GAttugv, W.-GENkAAL: have, Ipr ilis
tst tiue, had lt.day refuFtud to nlu iav con,runI
castoAu tue atuAara!e Secretary VI lhs interior,
Mr. trlufz, u Jan. u. 18Th, WI Enclosures. With
Ill Endorsement fGt,Ln The Mar Department, "N1
uclioh. and acc'rllaslY ! do nut senl It 10 you.
THIS communication wa published In :suw faEk
unI WGshnRtoa ntuut ta0 day Ut ~ 11ts. ull l,as
doubtless 1tcu sean by sou. sud l maku tals c1.
plnuusun tLAt you ,aay lot expect na ottcIal copy
un!tss yuu tspresaIlf tall fur It.
Ny own 3ud2'nnMt II that your answr1 to a for.
mtt cou5tnuuiCatun " thu Honorable srcsrtAFy 0f
thu tntusiuf nFu all sutacIvnt ahI perfectly Elti4-
fartury tu iuu. to Mhnnl II WAs addressed aud tho
SECRETARY vi War, IL Whu14 | FrLeFead IL; that
Mr. SeIl4rx'1 Eujutdcr aadrss,ea tu the public,
anI II In MI Hlanner calculated to reeouciu corr
l.cl!n. uptnons to Improve the condition of tho
Indians, Or HLax1 tho tnatruaIentaIty vt the 1rnY
In indian management ul0ss hafnvntVus mud VI.
Egctlxe.
FIR these ssnsons infer from conversation
with thu laaa0tsh1 Secretary o| Mas. Nj. Nc.
Crafy, th4t his apInioa IL tn witlch fully cusn.
cilui TINT tt controversy u sueE sIouli cin and,
therefore, ! EuIi instruct tho AdiulnMt t;unetI u
gucs luis communication Ut tbs Ituhusaue hsesc-
iary Ut The Interior +'un de. With gleat tespcct,
y1urs truly, ". y. abkuAAN. Geoessi.
, 1879-01-21

WHEELING. W. Va, Jan. .o.--rhs Legtsiatufs
OF West Vllymla has paa<c.i resolutions INSTRUCT
,ng stnaioFs and requesting Representatives. 70
, 1879-01-21
STATE AFFAIRS.
Proceedings in Both Houses OF the
Illinois Legislature.
Introduction of n Resolution
Against Salary Grabbers.ss
It's Prompt Relegation to a Committee
which Will 6quelch It.
Tho Usual Mondays Dullness at
the Various State Capitals.

=, ,,.-t.... Cs.I. ~..tt,f,
eAS
s,.-,., s.ttnn.rA 10 71e 7,YhnsA
srR,xortnt.p. ill.,, Jan, 4,-Thfs r,ornfng
eotn,nnnfcotinn was received from the Secretary
of statc In ansncr 10 a resolution tntroduccd
so,nc fIays snrc. IN which be SAYS that 1t Is not
I'm htx unucr to r,yc llss of names and ealaries
of all officers and emp1ores in tho employ Of
11,e Stair. hacn,1se hc In, no authority over any
1,cnortmco, y, Tho State i'm. ht4 uwp. lie re-
, 1879-01-21
4 sTORH.
PAYING THE PENALTY.
Tsy n7rn. afctn Flctorln Victor.
CHAPTER


Ny Dsra. Nictn victorin victor.
CHAPTER I.
Tho ecene opens In tho Mor9ne, New Ynrk. wh.,
tha body OF handsome young man has Just b,rn
brought In, and whcre II lies undcr tho trinuino -
the Iced watcF. which fails upun 1t to artr.. ~.
pfoRtsss Of decomposition. Tho man who a,t.nd.
TO guard the dcad did not observe sin, ,rm,,.
bRure, which seemed 10 arIsc ont Of tho car,h AZ
silently and suddenly did It stand thcrr. She w..
bending over one Of the tvs marble slaos IN vh,h
tay thu dead body Of n splendid younz man
could not havo boon more than n. ="
"Nho are your said the attendant, sudac,,.
becoming aware of the girls prc.cnce.
~ am Liz, she SAID; "and that ts ny husband
lying thcro!'
Ia you wish him scat homer' said The nm,
Ffchvens-what nsaf | have not cant IN hr-.
btmr' s''
''conne. nowl you had better 20 home. II.
getting ls&e." -
xss% ss fosss.a to a. .s.. ae.'n standing
y sf III fiSs @ u sE e: :1sI a
ss ss s:et IL t e., Il, ss.ay yss st s
.hs slxays o. the c .sse. Up 6so,sa:: e =:
s'$::s : :s1s f:is e sf ss fs' my ''
;ess :s' i III iss: s
S!ss ;:': IT, si::t sfsfs e 'e r .SS
s,S 's 's:
ii s;ionIi II ~ !; 10. s:""s"''
mi. s:s, ns e. eo:ss sS e 'G9i
sS1s iii iii e a of I'll % ,1a :. .nd nu + + t. T ,ss q
xst 4. @ I'D brax iss 10 &c! e sSs s.a sa :?
u ~ & III; Ss;
.sSt: :issss! 4; J. sSsta = IT, tnn., .r-
money" WV '"'" '' "''e "''' MAXI so'a use Of a''
s t hs ssss.ss
rapidly t1xard hos1ls
CHAPTER II.
VI ~ Ws',ous I ua5 w.. to.ayco naa oeeh tan'
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MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81.


THE Duty or 6CsBAND>.- Tho frs: duty Ct
tusb;ais IL to sympa!t,Zl with their wives 10
s t:ci: ere and abj:a. tlar arc apt to for
x; ID tho p.rpl.XMies ati annoy aaces e bus'
uess, that homa cares are also aDuoyiDg and
I1vine 70 tie patiarc: aud strength OF their
Ti7rH. They GrG,u h12,e expecting sympathy
aad atteGiloJ, bu: BIZ nro eIt to hive Done to
give. y ~rpr kindly word u look, that til $
rs ihOu2t q ttr bLd her troubles. would lilo
The Trisht ot ;ar" from her heart s, c1oi!y--
Husbands Should make G0nidaots Of their
Wlc,s, cJbsuiloe .hcm Oh their plans aud pIo'
rprets. and esp$ci. ~ on then troubles AID
eDbsTrassmeLt-. \ Toman' = intuition ls Of
len better ,h,u ali hi, wisdon and shrsWdoess
srd oil her ready sympaIly aaG Interest SO pow
r!iul ait to his sffoTtst for their mutual welfare
ihEdJ- Nlrn shoaId show ;holr love for their
WIS III couaisl; altentiou, 10 their
rnauuer II treating them, ord Ia The
thousand AID cEe tt ling Offices OF af-
ieeiiol which nay b9 hardly oot!ce"
able bat whicl r1gka all the difIorelco between
4 life II sad a:d uudrfincd longing, and cherry,
happy e2 steDcc. Above alI, men should be
ware OF treating their wives with rudeness AID
inci7lIiIy, as i they were the only pcrsops not
en:l!lod TO their consideration and respect.-
They should think OF their sensitive feelings,
aud their need OF sympsiIy and never let the
ire Of love 90 cut 0r cease 10 show that the
flame L. barring with &nabated fcrVor.