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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22
SOMETAING FOR NOTHING.

All newspaper publishers have had
.perience with men who want to ad-
vertise themselves or their business in
newspapers without cost to themselves.
1t IS pitiable to see the shabby means
they take to attain the end they have
in view. Men, who would feel in
suited if they were called dead beats.
will with bland eh'rontery ask a pub
Usher " to please mention SO and SO"
Gan advertisement under the guise of a
communications and again they will
say, " Here's a little item that will
help you fill up with" Men who do
thls-and there are some in every
town call themselves honorable and
would not think of asking a real estate
ownerto let them use one of his houses
lew months for nothing; nor would
they ask HIM to let them cultivate
and use part of his farm, without
expecting to have to pay for the rent
of it.
The advertising columns of his pa
per Is to the publisher what the house
or farm is to the real estate owner
his source of income. Why any one
should expect the newspaper publisher
to be more generous in squanderine
hls substance than other business men
is something that cannot be accounted
tor, except On the supposition that
some people have an idiotic idea that
. printers set up type for love of work,
and that ink and type and printing
presses are gifts of heaven to sinful
men, who publish newspapers for the
purpose of smoothing the pathway of
their fellow men on the rugged road
to fortune, and who hope not for re-
ward this side Of the grave.-SsAmor
CITY Sentinel
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22
JOHN P. BEEEN.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Thomas c. Kelly and Richard Fancher:
You are hereby notified that / have expended one
hundred dollars in labor and Improvements upon Big
Chipm,lnE lode in next basin of Silver Basin ant
W. OF ht Owen. in the RGby Mining district county
OF Gunnison state OF Colorado Unlesss You, the said
Thomas c. Kelly and Richard Fancher pay to ne youi
share of sad work within ninety days, your interest;
in said lode will be foofeited to the undersigned
no20vol2 JOHN P. BREEN.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

10 The Ruby District Mining Company, or whom 1t
may concern:
You are hereby notified that have expended one
hundred dollars in labor upon the Alabama lode sit
ated in Silver basin in the Ruby Mining District Gun-
nison County. Colorado, for the year 1881. And if
within ninety days after this notice by publication,
you fail refuse to contribute your proportion of such
expenditure ner your interests in said claim
will become the property Of the subscriber according
the statute in such case made and provided
WINS CHAS STEvENS Jr
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22

"No," said the plumber of his as
slstant, "Harry isn't much of a work
man, but he's aproftable man for me.
He's such a masher that the cooks
will keep the water pipes frozen up all
the time, so as to have him around. "
Boston Pest.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22

The Gulf Stream does not come
from the Gulf at all. 1t is an equa-
torlal current which comes through
the Caribbean Sea from the African
coast, is turned northeast upon strike
ing the coast of Yucatan, and out in
to the Atlantic without entering the
Gulf of Mexico.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22
NOTICE OF FOREFITURE.

To Thomas c. Kelly and Richard Fanchcr:
You are hereby notified that have done the reGu
site amount Of labor for the year 1881 the La
iayete lode, situated III the Ruby Mining DstliSt Gun
nson county, Colorado, VIZ one hundred dollars C:lo1
Unless You, the said Thomas c. Kelly and Richard
Eancher pay to me your share Of said work within
ninety days your interest in said lode will be forfeited
to the undersigned
no20yo2 JOHN P. BEEEN.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22

The creditors Of the Sprague estate,
alarmed at the lltlgations which
threaten to eat it up, are some of them
disposed to accept of General Buffers
offer Of forty cents on the dollar for
heir claims.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To The Ruby District Mining Company, or whom it
may concern:
You are hereby notified that have expended one
hundred dollars in labor upon the Tenderoot lode su
ated in Swan basin, in the Ruby Mining Districs Gun
nison County, Colorado for the year 1881 And if
within ninety days after this nsce by publication you
fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such ex
penditure as coowner your interests in said claim
will become the property Of the subscriber xccoring to
the statute in such case made and provided
v2-n-25 CHAS STEVENS Jr
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22

What makes men fat?" asks a
correspondent. Don't know, but
about a quart of whisky will make
any man lean-all around lamp
post.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To The Ruby District Mining Company, or to when It
may concern:
You are hereby notified that I have expended one
hundred dollars in bor the Poland lode situated
Swan basin, in the Ruby Mining District Gannison
County, Colorado, for the year 1881 And within
ninety days after this notice BY pubation, you fail
refuse to contribute ysur proportion a such expenditure
= coowner your Interests In aid claim viii become
the property q the subscriber according T. the satute
d NcA caDs nn1s ard proviisd.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22

Two of the Indiana Marriage Asso-
cations have broken down under the
weight Of their financial responsible
tiles.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Gustayus Levi and William 5. Mathenia:
1od and each of you, hereby notified that have
extended one hundred dollars in labor and improve
mcnts upon the Quincy Boy lode, situate in Elk Mt
mining district, Gunnson county, Colorado, amount
required to hold said lode for the yearending December
Slst 1851. And if within ninety days after this notice
by publication, you fail refuse to contribute yerr
proportion ef such expenditure co-owner your i
teress in said claim will become the property of the
subscriber by the terms of said section.
vol23 FRANK " CANNON
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22

An oath is vain fornality, which
binds no scoundrel and strengthens
not the statement of an honest man.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22

President Arthur is an impressive
man. The politicians and sightseers
who go to the White House come
away with improved opinions Of his
ability.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22
THURSDAY. DEC. ~, 1881.

81 ask you as a practical miner,
what spade is the very best?" ''Why,
the ace, Of course"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Frank Parano and E. L. Thihedeau:

IT. u
You are hereby notified thai | have expended one
hundred dollars in labor and improvements uron the
Maud s. lode situated in Ruby Mining DISTRICT Gunn
son County, Colorado, Tor The year ending January ls
1881 And if within ninety days after this notice by
publication You fail refuse to contribute your pro-
portion OF such expenditure as co-owner, your inter-
in said claim will become the property of the sub.
scrher according to the statute in such case made and
provided. A. B. FITZER
augll
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22

CO The rates for local notices will be twenty-five
cents line for the first insertion and fifteen
kne for each subsequent insert and from these rates
We will not deviate.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-12-22

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, 1881-04-30
A MORMON TRAGEDY.

~ +NOlkaAON ANEOAs
A lady residing III Salt Lake City writes
the following Interesting letter concerning
Mormon marriages: Some months since Mr..
Il. brought tl,o beautiful Miss Finneil homo
to be our neighbor,--a plural Mrs. H. To my
surprise was the recipient Of au Invitation
to attend the supper glyon in celebration Vt
this event. Mrs. II. (the first) received TIC
kindly, for nway down deep In her life this
woman nl,d hnvo qualities In kinsh!p. We
snt dawn to supper at o'clock. Alr. II.
and Ills first wife sat at opposit ends Of the
table. The new Mrs. r. sat by "Sistar Ju-
lia." hal tho post Of honor Mt the right Of
the bridegroom. This new kind Of Benedict
wore an n'most sheoplsh air md WINS I'll ut
case throughout, It dRwNcd upon mo Nt
last that my presence on such IN OCCASION
was d reproach to nc. was moro than
ashamed Of my own stupidity in yielding to
what appeared 50 plainly as most vulgar
curiosity. III such mood It was Of course
difficult tn be nimiable, mud as the best SUBJ
stltute for that an.iability due from o
guest Mt marriage feast, tried
to be Witty. Suffice 1t to say, WI succeeded
In stinxing each other liko nest OF angry
hornets, and nothing but our good breeding
prevented AT open quarrel. We animals fed
Mt that supper with something Of the snap.
pishness attributable 10 feastinG wolves.
Tllat ngonlzing supper oyer>pfe stood around
the bright fro In the cozy little sltt!ng-roon'.
Mr.. Il, lad planned to take his bride to tho
theatre, md 80 preparations In the way Of
gloves, cloaks, and bonnuts began. The late
Mlss Finnell was soon tollctc4 for the opeTa
III iuoat fashionable attire. Mrs, R-my old
frle,ld--stool half reclining against tho plan0.
We had been silent for moment, and, 10 70.
~
us, said: "Mrs. H., 1t almost makes one
laughed accommodatlngly, Just then MI. X
PLACED TITS arm gently around tbs slanue,
waist.of his new bride, folding her hand
some opcra-cloak close TO her form ant
drew her towards him. Bho Responded
to this caress BY tender upwart
glance OF her beautiful eyes. Then
looked towards my friend, to find he
face pallid ~ death, while 4 look o
agonirtnx endurance, mingled with deylllss
maiIgnity, almost fr0ze my blo0d hat
said aloud In actual surprise before turntn,
towards Aer, "As1 / live, he pctually love
reaay lip lbs, AZ al tbs ' billing Of tesIty to =
llkton. That ag0ntzed, refined, senisltiv
face proclaimed thu syston damned. 4
'wom1n's natural love Fose 9randly ~ IN
great throb Of pity filled NY own woman
heart. / saw all the torture mid tho Aobil
rags OF self restraint, l stepped toward
heE, ~ 1t 70 hold her III pity to NY l1eart. ~,
Mormon lady friend took me by the arm witt
almost rude force, and whlspareM Warninxly
"Mrs. Castine,. fer God's sake rs!aembe
where you are," did remember, aud, lts
tel. Amid this furry the bridal party too
their departure. We women were q stl8l,
party ut titst. Mrs. Il still stood leaning q
, 1881-04-30
WOMAN.
The Sad Side of Mornlonism
Described by a Gem
tile Woman.
How the New Wife Brings his.
cry and Grief into Her
Husbands Home.
Men Who Have Married Their Be-
niors, aud the Results Of
Such Unions,
Mrs. BIggs Starts a Circus Which
Ends In Good Deal Of
Fun All Around. j.,
Bearded Beauties, and the Cause
of Their Peculiar Adorn-
tnent.
"Ycllow-WhceleI Fannic," and
the Sensation She Created
in New York.
The Mysteries and Miseries Concealed
in Spring Bonnet That
Costs $50.
Ada Rcllnn's Loyor, Who Declined Ia
Stop Chewing Tobacco on Her
Account.
Women as Physioians-Mru. Pinous Pecul'
lar Baby-Pemiuino Notes,
HYcllow-Whcolel Fannic," and
the Sensation She Created
In New York.
The Mysteries and Miseries Concealed
In Spring Bonnet That
Costs $26. =.
Ada Rchnn's Lover, Who Declined TO
Stop Chewing Tobacco on Her
Account.
Women as Physioians-Mru. Pinous' Pecnl-
lar Baby-Pemiuino Notes,
Humor, Etc., Etc.

THE DEAD DOLL.
"you needn't bo trying to comfort me-A scll
yuu my dolly Is doad1
rhorc's no uso In Saying she Isn't, with crack
liko TINT In her head.
ll's just like yum said It wouldn't hurt much to
havo my tooth out, TINT lay;
And then. when tho nun must pulled n's head
OF, you hadn't word to say, .,
"And guess you must think I'm n baby, whcu
yuu say you cnt1 tnond It with vluo;
As II dldn't know bcttcr than thati Why, juse
snpoos0 It was your "
You might mako her look nil mended-b,'t Whht
do cnro for looks? ..... ..
Why, guc's for chalrs und tables, and toys md
the backs OF booksl
My dolly! my own llttIo daughteri Oh, but fts
tho nwfuest orncki
= 1t lust mokc1 tnu sick to think OF tho sound
when her poor head went whnck
Against thnt horrible brass thtng that holds up
the llttlo shaH,
Now, Nurscy. whut lnRkes you remind me2 I
know TINT I did II myself!
"I thtnk yon must Do ora1y-you'll get her au-
other headl
What good would forty heads do herl I tell you
my dolly ia dcadl
And to think hadn't quite finished her elegant
Aud toos q sweet rbbon Of hers Inst night to
Ito IN that horrld oAtt
aWhen my mamma gave mo that rtbbon.-l was
playing out In tho yaru
sno sa!G r. ine most expressly Here's ribbon
And Went ana put II Oh Taboy, and Iilldcgardc
But 'ss sid liz 70 m myself. .oh mover m,ud, don't
bellcve st,o know IT,
"Dut know that she knew 1t now, and Just
BELIEVE. do,
head broke, too.
o'' ny S.a Sa1Ssy' Sssa %k R ''''0 '"0y' Wish my head
For Tvo hit I over and over, and 1t hasa't
cracked n Bit.
aDut since rho darling is dead, she'll want to be
burle1, ut G0ur1u; .
We Will take ny. llttlo wagon. Nurse, and you
Ahhli bc tho hpfs8s u
And I'll whlk DGhind dud cry; and well put hoF
In thts. you Bcn-
This dear llttlo box--and woll bury her thero
out under tho maple tree.
."Apd papa will nuke INC 4 Tombstone, like tho
one hp mhde for my bltSf;
And he'll put what tell hlm on lt-ycs, oyery
l stall az. .iiero lies 11tldegarde. beautiful
dull, who is dead:
Eh1 lfctl of beukan heart, md dreadful crack
III her hcu1."
, 1881-04-30

and refused to 1.-Two In any kim, n, h.,,,
except NJ, old canal boMt. S VI naettasle,
Mrs. Della Prescott, uf Afaqsoch,,.u
Mrs. hfNry Clark, of AInlno, who s, III
sisters, recently celebrated thnlr s,tn Hte tsis
dny together at Tho oil llo,rIcst,a1' 1'h J., blith.
Hampshire. IN New
italian women nro aa'tl 10 bc nj ,
u1un's clothes OIL tho railroad rcnr II t,, ,Moik il
Ulster County, New York, 4 tau ..Nenic1t
company with the mg,1, md arc to III ,Totk
ances al nblabolled. ~ VII appe,n
An English miss was brae91nr n, a..
tilnB ane llatl IN this country, iii ii ~ soaa
miro the freedom of American ins,i,aa % tt
she exclaimed, .etthuslasticnliy. ~ TpHoaa
me-" "'' haRse4
Two men, VINO had married Sister. J.,
MONTREAL iof AastTa!ia seventeen yeafs; y. III
wives arc stlii waiiing Tor the.,e = r.e ihe III
tlls!ng all now nttaeh.neula, butI nsya nssaif %
heard from their husbands. "S'ss ha't
Over tho signature of m rna,,,... .
woman appears tie following: "NowS ~,
fair warning that will curry viii with, ~ el'l
next time ! 60 ont after, dirk, a iott,. tnI, " '!
vitr(ol, and tho first scoundrel who 'tass. ill., y
ne ss sS;Westy' pr 'boauty' viii is,,sI'i, cs,eS
a young woman, OF Eilsworth, no
WAS col1lpNllnd by the roversps Of fnsi,n.xsa WY
40 out rs a cl,aillbertnnil, excited Tia os.9
tion Of n rich uncle SO much TINT lie ihaa!a H..
her $40 600. or cn,trsc there Is q yonna as ,le .sl
who admired her III university, and ihs whso ta11 tsn
now help spend her fortune. A' VII
, 1881-04-30

eo'd feathnrs, mud n bunch OF popptca and
iirs n yard long md ntnu Inches wide; over
tnppcti by sl,!s structure, tho little woman ts
lust to sixtlt: she IL all honnet, and guild, and
crimson s!lntows; sile Is the nnrithosls vt
Mrs. Gusl!nxton, but the Same mitllner cre-
atctl them both,
And grave, somhro Mrs. Amity. who spends
her ll{c prowling about tho purfloMs Of wick
o,lness, reacuinR poor chlltron from tho
slii,na, Is provided with a new hat that tips
down over one chr, and flares back on tto
i a;f totaiIy I 1t It varianea lti lie eooi WON:
Rr,'s disposition, and ut a cartlal nature TINT
rots llcr lnto all sorts Of difficulties, which
sil0 lara to tho total depravity Of human nat
uto Instead of b0nnpts.
, 1881-04-30

sion. l'ny nnrtlcnlar attention ~ the lcel Or
Is sco SpYs1 RSero II o e tos Sfssy il key "a @
tho lady docs not shave very often. THIS teHt
will be auro to detect The pressure Of this
unpleasant addition to the female collnte-
ilanc1.
~TELLow.wfTEELE FANNIE.
"There goes yellow-wheeled Fannie" was
what heard ono gentleman say 10 nn0tl,er
rs they passed. me- OH broadway tho other
day. With woinan's curiosity I turned
quickly to SEQ who or what ":ycllow-wheoled
Fannie" might be. 1 1saw an elegant eQul-
page with yellow running gear and yellow
sntim llnings; Upon tfla luxurious robes 1p-
cltncd ono OF tho most dfst1ng guishod'io looking
day. She was tnll, wcll-forn,ed, with a face
which might hnye served rs a inot,eI for n
Greek statuo, so pcrfcot wcro tho features;
her eyes ware dark, aud lber glossy black
hair WAS smoothly banded orer her low,
broat! brow; l,cr complexion was like marble,
not a tln8s Of color III it. uer black costume
was the perfection Of taste md eleFanccss
hui, IN, the Expression Of her face1 SINH
uver4rget u? tntlnost felt, without Know
Ing WHY, that she hal
No faith, no art, no king. no priest. no 1od.
1t was plain 10 be seen, life had no charms
| for her. She lived bccause stc was lere art!
was obliged to live, not because stc wished
| to, She lind not tnkcn npnn herself the re-
sponstbil!ty Of her birth, she dnred not tnko
| upon herself the responsibility OF hor dcatll
nrd so ste lived On, quietly, il not calmly,
| waiting for that summons which sooner Of
latgr comes for rs ail: .,...o1
asked myself as walked on. II tho lives wo
| lead and the thoughts we think stump our
faces with tlnmistakable signs, then tltls
WOMAN lad no ordinary history, for that hn1t
| ieflnnt, stolcai lOok tlpon her fnce could
never flnye CONC save through yents of men-
hi agony and suffering. 1t%as not tho bard.
ost mi, % careless a. @ Of consea.ieilces, but rathor
one WHO hatl Get herself 4 superIluman task,
tlnt Of suffering md bulnR Silent; OF ono who
| hati snid to fate, "Do your worst, will faco
She was stlll on my mind when reached
S @ hGas ] it'd 9t TX sf Ns% foH Sssr fol Sa 9S af; sss
and WHO knows, or knows. OF. nenrly every
int i1earsi. '~N|'' '''' '''~ '~'-''''
"sio is' or Inns been. one of the most ce1e-
oraGtsd Ssa for o WI was quosh vi 70 answer
or es sr w sSapbs Y. sh se1aF = og nsw ct4o S as
and, I mn very sorry 10 say, her lack of
'.Siai WHIT sec, Il modern uypatla and pclns1a
III of,e,,f
ii Know mol who Is uypatta or pelagia,'
satd Madam. M in iier broken English. "but
will tall vol. Tho atnrr rf die wor1lan'e life,
if WI, will listen to mai
-: nm ril atinntlnn.,
"rwn,,tv venrs ot,o thls woman. WHO was
s3a y he sawaa rss Ss mthy nt yH@ H. s sd1SG s9 as 6
Pnt nf Ger baaty @ y s wss to uaKe @ er fort
une BY lnring oa those Unfortunate beings
NJ J ,t.s .vo,,s rnsao on,v ~ tfxa.
Hands werc mado oi}jy to toy,
Kyos vera m tnaio I oily :i 10 larS 3 ou tho lonoy,
, 1881-04-30

An hour later they sat around a marvellous
supper HiEgs made n second trip to order.
sk pesea f o ia popts sfS q s na epsods ass @
agoiu.
jack Is ctristoned "1Iubhy Darling" He
slgl,s fnr more marriage felicity.
BEARDED BEAUTIES.
Bearded buautles are generally classcd In
the san'a category ns mernlalas, anu aFo snp'
posed to exlss nowhere ontslue kho Iettaie
brnin Of the side-showman, but medical
works contain numerous examples Of luxu-
r,nnt hoorfls enl ,nratachaa ,,non fom.,a
rlant oea1us h'a Mu0sacnes upon 'e,.nao na....
State street any afternoon, and who is rulo
enough to seal close1y the faces OF the fe-
as will no,'es in some tss
. 1a't lnalcal'ons OIL aoMethtn9 sttonKe, u.ala
down upon the upper lip OF many beauty,
md III other cases clear evidence That tho
e"rtona. u,r y, @ ran tho ronv,s ~ s"cieiv
f0@s onhs ran .ns an rnsh o. se2en
sa day sensstSp aq gs zssdea+ Of It = was e. s w..
Si'In' @ shaved frro,,ontly. 1Iermaid happenotl
70 l!ai1tlle the 5az9f Vefy acItly. anu was a!
AAStM4aSt p.ttaSu 44sto "a o"tnL.t Ht.A s..o
young Indy was Eenernliy reinaTked 10r me
c!earncss OF her co,iploXl0n. Une evenhR,
50 ru!nor runs. fn the hurry Of preparations
for, the theatre, lor escort pulled tho door.
nel willie TIE tie ycung l9dy Tas stu rrat' n th9
tt'let vas The result H., The maid was A not as
careful as usual. The result wns TINT cef-
tNln strasgllME but nggr9xattng black ha!ts
md before tho young. lady. returned from the
| theatre sllG knew that her secret WIS d.
| ynlged Tho consequence Was row with
| ller barber. The latter, discharged from her
| employment, was not ns silent as Btlb might
| have been, and tho result was that tho 1nuttor
| WIS soon the talk OF tito town. Several Gttlor
s0cloty indies are ranked rs sllavcrs, but with
| what truth cannot be stntc1. It " . fact.
however, TINT great many latlleA OF the city
| nru under treatment fur this det0rmlty, Rn1
one physician makes 1t 4 specfalty.
A. reporter called upon the Professor and
learned from him soule interesting fa1ts In
regard to tho subject. Yes," said the Pro.
fcssor, when ASKED about tho frequency ut
such cnscs "there are . considerable NUM-
ber Of iatties 50 afflicted, Tho trouble usual.
~ occurs In women WHO ara OF q dark C0nl-
piexinn, a1ld moro frequently in middle age
tiinM lit youth. When You SEQ q dark woman
with laFge, bushy eyebrows, which nearly
grow toEethort you May b8 pretty sure TINT
stla cAn gruw an Imperial, II sl,e will only
take tho necessary pains. UlrButo ad0r1i.
uallts are llot so ffeduplt In young WU,ler,
nltholnI1 tlley sometimes uccuF, A Eirl
often i,as d heavy growth OF down upon the
upper ljp or citln, It nnl,oys her, aud she
keeps feeling It aud Dulltu0 1t continually,
, 1881-04-30

ers f,,ll Of aletp, ncw toilurs arise, tho ranks
closu aoII.liy Zip, and tho work with nccel-
erated atrunRtl, m0yes on. She Inns ger
talnly nlaae q good showing for. the lhsttt.l-
tton with which she Is connected.
, 1881-04-30

Though the action OF various Legislatures
las shown that tho dominant sex is not yet
prepared to give women the equality which
f e]oyneak o. s.asn m"y nrS,onatIya
lu assa unsa ~, NV ~ .. aat +h,rtv ~eors
and e1npioyments anrlne ms iase tnlIsy yeats
Is e1.ouEh to make tho departed advocates o.
srho cLonro ia snecia,jy marked in medical:
1nu sAHIEu ~. - @ spy 49, ~ - fa.na,n ,,,1,a9.
cltcles' NV soFy ions NV 1sn4A.o
clan was only heafd Oh IN tno 1an1s VI
una MT onca clnssed with fortuno-teltcrs and
e.,ss h,,~nh~s-a poraonol Innfdcnte mn
otner au"ouss. Issona ..l .souoa "a.n1 a.ata ~
AWAY: aoee more Sa " E ahel BOD
10y, a cIncinnatlnu by birth, at tho late
sS.a,so, rn,;a~a ~ ponnsu,vanIo -, xxt,ict,
sho Is Dean. has unusual interest: The In
st{tutIun has w, living graduntes, from
1so OF whom letters have been re-
cs,vo,1 IN nnsyer tn innuir1es sent
out Or those replying. all oas
tsycnty-th arc In actlro practice; $50 re-
mort TINT they ase accorded dun social aud
professional recogni tlou, mud only seven tho
contrary. oesen.5,A !o4' Som mess. ssaa. tu"s h
arc making. Us follows:: Twenty-fonr b.
tween $1,000 and $4,000 per annrm; twonty
between as Ss md I'd, e tsn m between s Z g Geo
ana *4.oo; h'a between M ~ 94'o" ~. aM eo:u
three between S6'0oo and sio'ooo; 1oat from
8l6,0oo to se0, ,ooo md ten less than Sl,0o.
| The pyerpEe ls 89,0U7.B0. Elxty-One answer
lis question, "Wilat Influence has the study
and practice Of medicine had upon your do
NESTLE relation as wife and notAcE ?" Fifty
two Of tho number arn married, md OF these
forty-iiye report favorable slx "liot en-:
tlreiy fayoIable," and one "unfnvorabte."
ses hs aastsa aS s. sys
al duties llay0 prevented marrlage; q fourth,
snss s ssst tesesS 4s IT, sGs!s sS 5s'tss s
relatives, oto, hAve kopt thom In cellbacy.
Tic author adds:
Returning 10 the answers of married
women, because those possess tito greater
rcnerni interest, l. rvlunrk plat tho Song at
donestic iifc, al hRyu itstpsed with ear at-
tnnt, las bceu sung in no minor koy, III tho
nult,iV ins the tpbulated statement sl0Wa)
| ara feW liseorttant notes. but these Ara
s,,ch as d mnstcr nlIEft throw in to enhance
tl,s harmoSliea of his strain. For example, q
tjurOuehly conscientious mother writes
Children ciaiul the mothers ministry: "Th0
study al inediclne is Of great benefit, but tho
prnoilca oftan li1tnrforos with my duty to my
fnin{iv.n ,Fhn cienr. nura ntn1tty OF tho r.
uiiHs. as a wlinis ID truly oxhtlaratiuR. f0r
sxan,ne. "rlirifyin9 and al,liobl[nR. Mar.
| rieIi II rhynlelni, sli,rn berntl uractico. Am