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4 MIXED DIVORCE Casa telegram from
New York, Decemoer 20, says:-In 1885 Gould II.
Thorp married Miss Emma Reid. who. In 1851.
obtained decree OF divorce. he being forbidden
to marry during her lifetime. In 1873 he went
to Philadelphia, Pa, and remarked. He sued
his second wife for divorce on the ground OF
adultery, and she defended the suit, asserting
that their marriage was not valid, as they had
gone together to Philadelphia to avoid the de.
cree obtained BY the 1rst wife. The referee re-
HOesen refused to confirm the report It win
probably be appealed to the court Of appeals,
when the question of the validity OF mirriape
In one state, when the parties go there express
" to avoid the laws Of another state, will be
definitely settled.
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COMMANDER G. w. sumner. Z. s. N, has bee
ordered to special duty at Washington.

IHE BRuLE SIOUX did not go to the Interio'
department to-day, they having asked Secre-
ualy schurz to allow them to think over the
proposluon OF the railroad companies to pa
tn tnem ior the right OF way. II is understood
eua. sna. taty VIII accept the terms offered. how
e'o' onS one OF the chiefs now dissenting.
Mr. A. :. LOGAN a nneai descendant of the
celeDrated Indian chief OF the Six Nations, of
tnat name. so we'll known to juvenile orators.
mas been appointed to position IN the interior
department by Secretary schurz
THs WEEKLY STAR {now in its twentF. fitth
year, for this week is larg. eight-paee sheet,
containing nfty-stx columns OF fresh News.
Literary and Agricultural matter, including a
ompend OF Washington News and Gossip. a
recoro OF local affairs, Home n alters, Fashion
Notes Personal News, late Telegraph News.
Special Correspondence. Selected Stories. a.
II VIII be sent, postpaid, from January /, for the
enure session Of Congress, including the In
auguration Ceremonies in March, In fun. to
April j, for fifty cents Single copies at the coun
ter In wrappers. fiVe cents
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DEPosED hINlsTERs.-Rev. Myron Adams. a
Congregational minister or Rochester y. Y.
having become unsettled and mystical In hts
religious belief. has been cut OF from fellow
ship by the ontario Association OF Congrega-
uonal Ministers. His brother Rev. f. u
Adams, OF Dunkirk, n. Y, was depoSed from
the Presbyterian ministry few months ago for
q similar reason.
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THB PENNSYLVANIA LYNCHIrG.-DlstricL A.
torDey Anstell has issued war; ants Tor the ar
rest OF all who participated actively IA IN
lyncbiDg or Joseph Snyder, who murdered Tn
Google couple on Monday morning, at Allen
town. Pa. He says he will do his duty fully
but fears that no jury can be found willing {
convict
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WOMAN HANGS HERsMF.-eophia Freehen
Wife CT Frederick Freehen, q wholesale too acco
dealer In New York residing In Hoboken, n.
j.. committed suicide yesterday by hanging
herself to q gas pipe In the bath or her
house. Her husband had LETT her, and she was
nottfied that he had begun proceedings for di-
vorce which is supposed TO have been the
cause OF the suicide The man has commenced
suit against the New York Euefstag RlegraBs
for reporting the case as murder.
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PhfladeIphia and Readiny.

Pitt sburg to-day says that Judge AcKennan tn
the United States court, this morning referred
nual meeting OF the Philadelphia and Reatinp
rain DAD until February 10 the masters In
equity Tor report; and that therefore nothing
VIII be done In the matter OF postpon ,ment
until the report Is Eu omitted to the court
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A SAD CAsE.-J. W. Milne, a years OF age.
clerk for seven or eight years at the Pocassett
Natit nal Bank, Fall River, Mass, has been
missing since Monday. IL has been discovered
that e took 81 200. reward has been offered
for his arrest he leaves q young wife and
four-v eeks-old child
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A BOYS FEET FRozKN.-Arthur Langlois aged
10, an orphan who had run away from his en-
ployer, near Manhattan, Ind, for ill-Jreatmenu,
slept In an open field Monday night and his
feet were 80 badly frozen that they both had 10
be amputatad to save his life
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TEE FUNERAL Of the late Jerome B. StiIsor. a
well-known Journalist took place in New York
yesterday from the residence Of George Alfrf
Townsend. The burial service WAS read BY Rav.
DR.. Robert COiyef.
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KILLED BY HIS BRoTHBR--George McGerk
was Killed by his insane brother Layler Nc
Gerk, at McGeIkS station on the Missouri Pa
cif1c railroad tMonlteau county. Mo-. Tuesday.
The homicide had just returned from an insane
asylum at Socorro, n. n.
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SHOT HIS WHE.-In Hartford. CT. yesterday
Willis w. Law. colored, aged 22. shot his wife
In the head without any proyocation. The
ball was removed and IL is expected that the
woman Will recover Law was arrested
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Reaufsltl0n for q Forxer.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 30.-Requisitton papers
for the return OF James Smith, alias CasSerly,
who was arrested In this city for passing two
forged drafts on the Eastern Townships Bank
of SheIbrooke, Canada, were received here shis
morning from President Hayes The prisoner
was placed in charge OF Canadian Officers, and
will start this afternoon for Canada.
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A dispatch from the City OF Mexico reeors
the death on the 18th instant OF Major George
w. Clarke, editor and proprietor Of the r,co
RepttGlics.
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SUED FOR SLANDRR-Samuel Hirsch, a prom
inent Hebrew citizen OF Milwaukee Wis. sues
Rev. Isaac Moses, rabbi, OF the Jewish Temple
and editor OF Jewish newspaper, for slander,
claiming 5000 damages for calling him q liar
and q thief.
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BOSTON WALKING MATCH.-At midnight last
night the score in the 1870 hours go-as-you-
please walking match in Boston was: FIJxger-
mot 2DI.
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VfctOrlO UndOubtedIy Dead,

ST. LOUIS. Dec. SOL. L. Mahon, Of the Indian
department., arrived here from the Colorado
river agency en- route for Washington. He says
there Is no doubt OF the death OF Victorio. the
Apache chief Mr.. Mahon saw the famous waf-
HoI'S Wife at San Carlos, end she wastn mourn
her husband Is dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30

WOMAN SHoT-MrS. Emma Poster an in
mate OF house or 1l-fame In Plttsourx Pa
was fatally shot last night by NJ. G. Hail, an
insurance agent, who claims 10 be her husband.
She was formerly from Cincinnati. jealousy Is
assigned as the cause OF the shooting
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Bernhard Tickets I'm Chicago.
CHICAGO Dec. 30.-The sale OF season tickets
for the Bernhardt engagement closed last night
and aggregated S., 900. This Is the heaviest sale
OF the Kind ever made here.
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THB CONTEST IN TEsNEssEE for the seat In the
lower house of the legislature from Polk and
Bradley cOunties-Where a tie vote was re-
turned-has been decided against Stewart dem
Ccfat by the circuit court, 10 which ne applied
FOR mandamuS TO compel the issuing OF the
preme court has been appealed TO. to hold a
special session Of the court IL order to decide
ire question before the legislature meets
Should this appeal be refused. the certificate
must be issued TO FOut, republican, which wil
increase the republicans prospect Of e!cc,i 81
the L. y Senator
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JUDGE WoODs' SUCCESSOR The PresiIea;
has not yet selected the successor TO Judge
Woods as L. s. circuit judge for the fifth judi
clal circuit. The more prominent applicant
who are being pressed by their friends for III,
position are Samuel r. Rice. OF Montgo nery
Ala: Fl. F. Simrall, OF Mississippi. and Judge
Settle, OF Florida.
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who are being pressed by their friends for III,
position are Samuel r. Rice. OF Montgomery
Ala: II. F. Simrall, OF Mississippi. and Judge
Settle, OF Florida.
An EFFORT will be made TO get Paymaster
Edward Bellows. son Of DR.. Bellows, OF New
York, out Of his present place in the naval list
He was out OF the service twelve years but was
put BACK some time ago and given the place he
would have had If he had been In the pay corps
continuously. The officers In the corps below
him do Lot like this and will make movement
before congress against Paymaster Bellows.
TEE COURT MARITAL In the case OF Cadet
Whitaker has been ordered 20 convene at WeS-
Point On Tuesday, January 18th. The follow
Ing is the detail for the court: BrigadIer Gen
eral n A. Miles. president OF the court; Colonel
IL. A. AofroW, sist infantry: Lieutenant Colonel
Pinckney Lngeneeel, 1st infantry; Lieutenant
Colouel j. n. Brannan. lst artillery; Major
Lewis Merrill. 'th cavalry; Major E. 3. sum
ner, 5th cavalry: Captain r. I. Frank, 1sU ar
t!llery: Captain j. n. Craig. 10th infantry: Gao
tain Merritt Barber. 10th infantry; Major A. B
Gardner, judge advocate OF the court.
OVER 81 600, ,oss.--I'he census Office has nearly
completed the first count OF the population o.
the [ tnited States, which shows that The aggre
gate will be little over 81 900 03t.
lHEIGRAgIoN.-The Chief OF the bureau Of
statistics furnishes the following information 10
regard to immigration into the United States:
There arrived In the customs districts of Baltl
more. Boston, Detroit. Huron, Key West, Mn
nesota, New Bedfotd, New Orleans New York
Passamequoddy, Philadelphia and San Fran
cisco during the month ended November Goth
1850. 42OSl passengers. OF whom 1851 were
immigrants, ,0si citizens OF the United States
returned from abroad and I.i60 aliens not In
tending to reside In the United States. OF this
total humber OF Immigrants there arrived from
England 3, cot; Ireland, 6sI; Germany 1I.163:
Austria, l $50; Sweden, 1,,s4; Dominion OF Can
ada, 10, ,S46: China S.s
acknowledgements ative Jorgensen is at the
Riggs House about this time Senator Ham,
lin has the sympathy OF men who wear an
overcoat.--Dr. ID. 4. Spencer. professor OF
geology at Kings College, Nova Scotia, Is In
stTtet-Sarah BernhaTdt appeared last
night, for the first time in Baltimore at the
Academy OF Music, ia Adrienne Lecou YIe,Ir
The house, though well flied with the elite of
the city, was not cfOwded.-Mr Jay Cookies
income for the past three years Is said o have
eeen over SIS, yeaf.-Ex-A Architect Nul.
lett Is In town, on brief holiday visit to his
family.-Gen. LoItng, who is named as CON-
petftor OF Senator Jones for the u. S. Senator
ship from Florida. was a gallant confederate
soldier, and afterwards trusted officer In the
service OF the Khedive OF Egypt He Is witha
genial, accomplished and talented gentiem in.
THE CINCINNATI Gazette says that I59 men
slept in the City station house In single night
because they had neither money nor shelter
while advertisements were out for zoe laborers
on single railroad, and only 100 could bs o.
tained.
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WHITE House. CALLERs.--Secrctaly Eyarts
Attorney General Deyens, REPRESENTATIVE Ford
and RepreSentatye-elect DeLendorf, OF Nir-
SiLia, called On the President to-day.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LORDS OpEBA HOUSE.
NEW YEARS HOLIDAY WEEK.
JHR COMEDY SUCCESS OF LONDON, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
w-Tn BISON. .tF-In Mes York ~ In Lon Ion.
sth WEFKl Sd MONTH 7th MON TIL,
HE EtIS,SGH. THE HEGEy'NDR.
IL yen want to enjoy good YerEF ,tiOv'nOr,
toiiy, continuous laugb, one ysrfE
q, at will make your sides ache THf CIV 'EOR
and keeps srie or your face THE 9TN'TOR
for weeks afterwards, see this TIE GCV NOR
Aew comedy Of errors IL is THE GUN SOR
ginning TO end" er'a-d!
HATINERs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
MONDAY, Jan. ga OHILD OF THE STATE.
sere0
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GovERNNXNT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-lnternal rev
enue, s3S4, ,3d,.62; customs. sl53,05Is5.
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Aun rOLLOWiN6 INTERNAL hAVkNUk Al
PoINThENTs were made to- day: Francis n. Muir.
ply, storekeeper and gau9er, sth district Ken
lucky; q. P. Dewey. storekeeper and gauger 5th
District Tennessee: Wesley A. Broadus store
Z, eper Ith district Kentucky; John w. Sierv vert,
Adams, storekeeper 6th district Kentucky:
Chas- w. Sharpe, stOrekeeper 9th district Ken
tucky; 7. +. Fearne, storekeeper and gauger 9th
oislrict KENTUCKY; j. II. House, stOrekeeper 22d
district OF Mississippi.
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THE EVENING STAR.
New Year Calls.

TBB STAR of Friday viii contain a list OF
those receiving Oh New Year Day who may re-
quest or authorize the publication OF their
names in such list. Matter intended for these
Cfor which no charge is m ide)
should be sent In before Friday noon.
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CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT
= and the highest caah prices paid. Also. watches,
yevelry, Gums. Pistols, etc- O1D or address HER
kO0. S06 9th It.. near Pa. ayA Oep24
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RRDEBNING THI SIX PER CENT BoNDs-The
Treasury department to-day mailed checks
amounting to s., 1,61s, 00e to New York Ia pay
ment for six per cent bonds OF 1889 received for
redemption.
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DISMISSED FROM THE AaNY.-FirSt l.euten Ant
Alexander Wishar. 10th infantry. was recently
tried by court-martial and sentenced TO be dis
missed the army. His sentence uas been con-
timed by the President.
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WE WILL. GUARANTEE
w that THE
u. d. NORCROSS FURNACE REGULATOR
Will save its cOet fuel every Its the simplest
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
Do not confound the name with some other.
Price SIS.
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a Chi!d's Request GEqated.

A little waif away down in Maine
wrote letter and placed it 10 glove
which she had been knitting for 3
manufacturing firm. 1t was found by
one Of. the salesmen Of Gu 'cago fan.
cy goods house, and was read aloud To
his associates. 1t ran: III am a little
girl only eight years old. My name
is ,Cow N9rwood. i live in Bucks.
port, Ne. ! knit these gloves for
eig4tccnla.a psir. 4 wish the gentle
man whoIhpys thsp .Wpuhl sqnd me
a wax doll ,fqra,Ghrip!!lR|lsss !!lR|lsss ;pressat as
1 want. one very 4ad'" The clerks
impediately Rpgqhased n splendid
wax dall and iforwasfed;it to her by
the United :States eEpyeas. The way
bill was filled as follows.: ;HConsign-
ors, Keith Bros. & Co., Chicago, H."
Address, "Cora S. .NorwQQl!, Hicks
port, Me. Collect='notl,ing. lPre-
paid with love. Remarks: Be,happy."
Across the face Of the hill was writ
ten: "rhe letter pasted on this way
bill is a request found in pair Of
gloves, and this box contains the de-
sired wax doll being the gift of the
employees Of the firm selling the
gloves. Please let this way bill go
Through and .be delivered with the
doll. Those aSAo !landle the wpy bill.
may indH9rsSe on the back their Happy
Ncw Year. j. Schermerhorn, Agent"
When the young lady received her
doll the way bill bore testimony to,
the good w{sAes .af the transfer clerks
all along tie line
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
Sam: Houston's Duel.

4 correspondent of,;thc Bowling
Green (Ky.) lMtelfgenccr uncar,hs an
old r,An Of tile, vicinity who repem-
'bers all ab0u: "tile sensation Of tue
year 1926" the old man being one OF
the participants in the duel that caused
the sensation. 10 settle a spat that
came CT hot blood, General Sam
then a member Of Congress
from Tennessee, and General White,
of Nashville, agreed that on "Sep.
tember %, 1926" they would "Ggbt
a duel on the Tennessee line; :ime,
sunrise ; fistance, fifteen feet; weap:
ons, holster pistols" Houston got
out of bed at $40 A. A., on the 23d,
and, sitting in his night clothes,
moulded two bullets. AS the first
fell from tGe mould a dog named
General jackson raised triumphant
howl under the window. When the
second bullet dropped q game cock
crowed long and loud from neigh
boring tree. Houston, who was su-
pcrstitious, cut the figure of a dog on
one bullet and that of q cock on
the other. The principals stood at
their posts on the second and to
the inch. Whites lead cut wills.
tie through the sharp air, but Hous.
ton stood unhurt. At the same ia-
slant the bullet with tue dog mark
passed clean through Whites body,
SO that a sill handkerchief was drawn
from one side to The other. After
the duel Houston selected rs his coat
of-arms the famous "chicken cock
and dog"
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An ApSordeI Reader.


In Dubuque { (Iowa) church, he.
fore the opening Of the Sunday morn
ing services, a man in q front pew
pulled paper from his pocket and
began to read. He became so wholly
absorbed that he did not observe the
preacher when he rose to read the
biblical lesson, nor did he hear the
loud and eloquent prayer that was
afterwards offered. From page to
page of the paper the reader glanced,
;ustling The crisp sheet in his hands
until every eye in the church was at
srncted toward him. The preacher
was embarrassed and the congrcga
toned sailed and scrowled, accord
ing as they thought the matter funny
or sad. Finally the choir struck up
tie hymn, Give ear, ye sinner, 10 the
cal T., and the absorbed reader drop.
ped his paper and gave heed.
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Mhat Revived Him.

"They want you to come around
the corner to No. II, to shave man
that has gene .AaAl,' whimpered a
little boy, as he opened the door of
the BARRIERS shQp, md showed the half
of very spu,ty .ihase, -wisn one sin:
Iul eye in it. The barber lathercd
the deceased, and drcaming-dream-
ing that he had been awarded the
professorship Of rhe t99nssasial. .aAair ir
some celebrated college, Apd forget
ting that the man was dead and not
in a mood just then t. talk, remark
ed; "Remarkable winter weather
this. Does the razor hurt you, sp ?''
and continued shaving, when sudden
ly the dead man raised himself up in
bed and exclaimed; Ha, ha, ha-
that yoicc-the only thing that"could
arouse, me, from this stupor that re-
semblcs death, because it was that
voice threw me in the trancc-ha, ha,
ha. Oh, how I haye waited to hear
that voice again.! For three days
have been on thio bed; I could hear
people. gone .pnd gc, ,apQ the daXe go
down under the hills and the nights
come hurryinS up with their troops
of stars, and every instant I listened
.f4:: the. only tyoiGe that could save me
from the grasp Of this trance mongter.
Four day ago---it seems ages-I was
shaved in your shop. ! vcntured 10
remark that it was a dlne .mqrping, "a,
which you commenced to talk and
continued talking. staggered home
in daze. and fell asleep. Now. bar
Der, 60 on shaving, but don't speak
unl ess you want to throw me back
into the old trance and los, me forev-
cr. The barber tied towel around
his mouth, shaved his customer, and
tip,ocd back to his shop, contritc in
spirit and reformed man.
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30 a Young Lady.

You think you love the young man
who is coming this Sunday night to
visit you. Suppose Aa"declares him.
SELF" and ask you to become his wife.
Are you prepared to say to him."
love you and will trust you through
life with my happiness and the lives
and veal Of our children?"
iifis iS Is jioAly, gey apq handaome, and
all the ,dElaqrts DE- IF IF Cupid are twinkling
ana sparkling in his eyes bqt will
those eyes always find expression
from the love Of q true pqal2 To.
1Iglt lie says many pleasant things
and draws many pretty pictures for
the future. Does he so TOMORROW to
work which gives promise OF a full
lillll!mqent illll!mq Of your desire in life? 10
his ambitions and achievements salts
fy you? Does his everyday life slime
With TIC noble enS,eaSors of trNpsst- t4rNpss-
worthy man? II yop thhiRkl; aslRaa desire
companion i'm you: thinking-onc
who can &nlock 1tAe depths Of your
mind, to What str@ta Of humanity does
he belong jim the scale of EXCELLENCE
and morality? Is he doing all he can
to build future usefulness and happi.
ness in which you can share and feel
blessed? These are questions which
the experience Of after years make
many woman weep in tbe bitterness
of soul that they were moi thought OF
before they answered "Yes.''
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Get his opinion ,qnall the subjects
that concarn your married happiness.

Get his opinion ga. all the subjects
that concdrn your married happiness.
Don't trust to his doing as you wish
after marriage; YOU 'hssd better find
out whetherhis'llkes and dislikes suit
you before hand, for married life is
made up of mutual ;qancessions, and
you will have .tp,ap your share Of
giving way, which .fQr. .qpe ,hat truly
floves you, must be, indeed, q pleasure.
Another thing, if you don't like to.
bacco, never marry man who
smokes and cilcws, for l know wo-
man whose husband made her life a
terror to her by these disgusting
practices.
dcn't intend giving you any fig
ures about this housekeeping business,
for peoples tastes differ. Some
would be content to live in q twelve
dollar house, and keep a splendid
table; others would prefer twenty
dollar house, and live on palmer food.
TneTe is no trouble about n man
and wife living very comfortably on
one Thousand dollars year, if the
wife has any practical ccnsc. A fool
or a slovcn can't do it. "How is a
man going to find such a woman
out7" I hear some readere exrlaim,
Very easily" The fool will betray
herself by Ter nonscnsical replies to
any sensible questions on this snhjec,
that you may ask her, and the sloycn
will exhibit her lmperfeclions in her
toilet. A sloven's hair is neve. tidy
or we'll co;s.bed; ne:i,hcr" 90 viii she
brush herteeth carefully. If she is too
lazy to do these, her habits generally
will be alo,hful, for if that which eve
rybody> can see is neglected, what can
we expect Of that which is ,niplcn |!
An untidy girl generally has dirty
ears. If she reads this, she will wash
them, for week, perhaps? A clean
Is man will notice thccc things with
out being told, but s1ovenIy woman
will not; SO, rs the Bible says, "Let
him who is filthy, be filthy STILL" and
so will his wife; and his children, and
their children =, - -, =