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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-04-07
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creasng 80 last in population that new school house has been voted to accommodate the pupils.
 Low prices, constant succession of bargasn. polite salesmen and large cloak department are some of the features of the house of W. B. Hall & Co.,, in Bridgeport. Their cloak designer Mrs. Hartshorn stands at the head of her. profession. The house has almost g national reputation for the best Cashmeres and Silks. We copy the following from Bridge port Farmer:
 Every body tells the same story For beautiful novelties, plushes, velvets, choice silks, seal cloaks and fur lined circulars, there is no place like the cloak and silk house of w :. B. Hall & Co. This firm has always made spe. eialties of these goods and Mrs Hartshorne, the popular filter, probably has no superior. Any one thinking of shopping in New York should first visit w. B. Hall $ Co
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-04-07

1r DoN'T PAY! To sling money away, but Invested a dollar for a bottle of Sulphur Bit ters which cured me of Dyspepsia. It saved me ten dollars in doctors and druggists bllls.- Nachinist LoaoeU, Mass
, 1881-06-04
TIE PRISON CELL.


UNDERSTANDING that Mrs. Thomas ra'
to be taken by Chief of Police, JONI
Justice, to Colfa1, per steamer, wednes
day. to stand trial for her alledged com
pliciry in the Shanks murder, near Big
Lake, in May 1880, the reporter OF the
STATESMAN called to see her. She an
sxered the compliments of the day IN q
cheerful schoolish manner, with he'e'
air of injured innocence She ]okingiy
excused herself for lack Of accomodstlons
and said that it was the best she could do
undsr the circumstances She seems to
have gained much in color and health
since February last She was neatly al
tired in a black dress, with her hair comb
ed back in old fashioned style, giving her
somewhat aristocratic appearance. In
answer to question if she had anything
to say or request, she answered no,
have nothing TO ask OF the people
REp.-Dont you feel somewhat any.
ious as to the termination of this triaii
Mrs T.-No, not-yes | do. L am
very anxious. l have been IN long sns-
pense and would like to have the erial
over with. m
Rep.-How do you think the trial will
turn out
Mrs. T.-Well, / don't know ! am
sure. 1t is hard to tell what the people
will do in this country.
Dou you feel that you have been un-
Justly dealt with
Mrs. Tt can't say. The people may
have been honest in tteir belief when
they arrested me, but still 1t is hard for
ME.
Rep.-How have you stood your con-
fiIemest 50 far
MRs. T.-Oh have suffered so much,
very much, from cold, loneliness and con-
finement.
REr.-Didn't You have any visitors!
Mrs. T.-Yes, Father Duffy, the sis
tiers and several kind Catholic ladies.
There is one thing | have been blessed
with; good health.
The reporter here broached Oh the sub
iect of the killing but Mrs Thomas evad-
ed the question put, and was verv reti-
cent as to any allusion TO Mrs Shanks or
Thomas. She expressed herself as pre-
ferring the trip by boat to staging and
was glad the trial was coming off Soon
, 1881-06-04
THE BURGLARS BOLT.
4 Lefke 1leo ~ ooP Police % Csnss6es
Pe1sy rhiescs infess ear C11y.

Some time between Monday night and
Tuesday morning the rezidence of Jsmss
kerby. foreman Of the STATESMAN Office, was
entered by burglars. The thieves affected
theif entrance through window into
the front room. and finding that the door
between the parlor aad the bedroom was
closed with small cord, they cut that and
made an easy entrance. The thieves man.
aged to get parse containing SIS, which
was under Mrs. kerby's pillow, le,ving be-
hind them another containing SIS, which
curiously enough was lying next TO the stolen
property. The next morning on finding her
loss Mrs Kerby began looking the matter
up, and after short search found the
PURSE
dying in the grass al front o: the house. Dur
ing the same night and probably the imme-
diately after, parties went to the residence
Of Mrs. Maskyline, krocked at the front
door and demanded admittance The lady
became very much frightened and kept quiet,
after which the parties en- the ont side tried
to effect sn entrance through the back door.
finding that wouldn't work. they tried the
windows and suddenly left. probably becom-
ing alarmed at some noise made by Mn.
Maskylin-. On Monday Mrs. NJ. received
a money order from her husband, who is now
in the Wood river country, and the burglars
knowing the fact by some means or other.
and knowing that she was alone and
rSPRoTECTED
tried to get her to open the door, after which
they would have had easy work Of their VIC
tim. 4 few days ago, the residence of Mr..
Geo Thompson, was entered, and party was
seen to jump from window at about 5 An.
but SO far nothing has been missed. There
is no doubt but that this c!ty is infested with
a gang Of petty thieves, and the sooner We
get nd Of them the better In this case We
believe the means justi6es the end-a well
administered dose of cold lead, (l2O gr.lf
the hest remedy We can think OF. In the
mt antime IT will be well for our citizens to
guard agains, any depredations.
, 1881-06-04
FORMED INTO LINE
Russell Creek Picnic.

Quite pleasant and instructive affair was
the Sunday school picnic held at Moxon's
Grove ON Russell Creek on Saturday, May
2S;h. At Q o'clock A. N. people began to
gather at the church near the grove ard IN
short time it was filled. At 10 O'Clock the
exercises began; consisting Of music, recita-
tions declamations and assays. The Cotton
wood Sunday school united IN the exercises
and contributed largely in making the day
an ENJOYABLE one. Mr.. c. J. Still conducted
the musical department and lead in singing
and Miss Turner presi led ~i.h ability at the
organ. Mr.. Still need never be ashamed OF
his efforts on this occasion, and his choir Was
no discredit to his ability, he deserves gre at
praise for contributing so largely toward
making the affair success. The exercises
were pronounced finished by the chairman
(Mr. i. Mckay at l2M. A procession vas
then formed. the classes bearing their re-
spectiye banners, and the long column NOV
ed in its line of march to the grove. Here
sumptuous repast was spread Of uhich all
nartook to their stomachs if not to their
hearts content. After lunch all settled down
for a good social time, some ptomehAdihs,,
Others setting in groups under the trees and
still Others, bent upon more active amuse'
ment marched off to the croquet groanGs 70
try their skill at Presbyterian billiards.: In
the evening all went home fully satistied
that another CLEAN of sunshine was added 10
the sum total OF their existance.
, 1881-06-04
EINTRACHT PICNIC.
The sons OF song esnmsnins In Natsre'
Temples.

On Sunday the Verein Eintracht gave their
second annual picnic, which was . grand
success. The picnic WAS held IN the beaus'-
ful and picturesque spot known as Evans
grove, situated about four and halt miles
up Mill Creek At 8 O'Clock in the morning
parties began vending their way t. the
Grounds, and by one O'Clock the place was
literally packed. Good music was IN attend
,ncs and dancing was INDUCED in by the
diapIes of TerpsichOre to their hearts con-
tent The younger folks enioyed themseire,
in the swiues. At The refreshment stands and
IN taking partm the numerous games gotten
up for their benefit. The ancient and ae-
ccpted order Of Forresters added much to
the success Of the day, by initiating numes-
ous members. We all regret that the day
rassed so rapidly and will look to the ''third
annual with pleasure.
, 1881-06-04
A LARGE NUMBER

PATENT BUcKLk.-We were shown ye.ter.
day buckle patented by Mr.. Gavitt, of thi.
city. The buckle is one Of the combination
order, though different from any other on
account OF the great simplicity. 1t will b
especially useful in the Artillery, as in case
Of horse falling it will be easy to rid the
animal of the harness, as the buckle flies
open By touching spring. Mr.. Gavit. has
just returned from the east whers he met
with great succ.<s- He VIII probably. nc
understand. sill his night to this buckle in
the United S,aes. As ne intends managing
his European inte: ests.
, 1881-06-04

AGRICULTURAL IMPLIMENTs.-The adver-
tisenent of Wm. Jones dealer in farm and
mill machinery is vel deserving the atten-
ton OF the reader. His place of business,
at the corner Of Second and Alder streets
will be found replrte with any kind Of
machinery nova days so necessary to a
proper cultivation of the SOIL In wagons
Mr.. Jones is a.ent for the best makers. Our
farmers will do W Il to give Lin call.
, 1881-06-04

Nor rH TEsfAN4yr.-Last week We d.
sued the revised New Testament but this
week give oar rc.Sers story written by
Doheny L Narum which We doubt no. III
prove to Lady readers just a. interesting.
Ladies canno: or will not 90 to church to
hear the new word unless we'll dressed sad
Doheny L Marum tall them just where %
go tn bay their nice things. TAe story is
very interesting.
, 1881-06-04

AN UxroRrrS.rE MAS.-He rushed h-'o
the Sr,rEsu.x office, his face wearing an
insane loos. a..d his whole frame ag'tafed-
..Wha:'s the ua.ter." asked the PsneA
.hov r, as he turned from his table. Inc
matter. responded the irate individual
"why, I'll tell you what's the matter: l m
f!d;er in ,ne neighborhood Of where
th.y're bur,ing a COW in the street, .ea'
door to where there's baby with the xnoSR
Ing cough, and I'm tro10's'i .se.yss sse,y ~" 4 "a
advertising 6ends, ana I 'nouS. -
c.iled in to let you know there are s xos'e
~ .,..s. ,h,n IN. ins,nc .sylsna" Havine
spoken HI, piece the anfoe.a.:ss : .a. % - -
ont for his destination n II hddiff' - 49,
COW. whooping cough and 6end were c''hs'
ing to hi, coat tail.
, 1881-06-04

As HE TELLS Ir.-Bshop Tuttls tells
Ike ON himself. Last April. during the
Mormou conference, country woman rang
4. door he'll at his residence and asked the
servant girl If the mistress Of the house coald
he sesn. On being told that she ooald NOT,
abe turned to leave, when. bethinking her
.-w fer . moment, she incuierd in good
f.;th: rs eitser of the B;shops Other
v;ves .t bGme.r They used to call the
h;shcp the big Jack Mormon. and nov they
tell MIN there is cnior Tor II
, 1881-06-04

The DESTROYING ANGEL = Wednesday
morning complaint was male before Justice
Evans on Mil creek by 4. J. Livingston
sainstGrossenar Andrews. otherwise known
4, the DAnite, or destroying angel The
complainant; charged that Andrews, In com.
pany With two "tlers, called upon him and
after calling names assaulted him by kno L.
ing him down The DEFENDANTS o~n wit.
aesses were brought forward who proved the
assault and Justice Evans fined him $40 and
c:sts amounting in al 70 tls 60.
, 1881-06-04

.,-rp I CE.sr.-They were gong 10
- He studied the language OF Cas-
1's .b.y won't 90. The "wido"s >
:ds; nov S,s allen by the wayside.
, 1881-06-04

Fol. -rs FOURTH Mr.. Ioan Ma,, ,Es ssn i.
=, lVi. to.i,bt agent, ha, consented to make
ei'' :; On. hall Of present rate i0r
sPee'alL - . advised beforehand
, 1881-06-04

CorSrY CoxTRAc1s-The contracts for
county bridges we're LIT as follows: The
Whitman Mission Lridge, HoI Iton L Picard.
sss4: the Ha-r-r bridge. Ho; ton L Picard,
z, Isl: the Copp.i briige, Horton & Picard.
Sis I'm tn. matter of the Hirrer hr:dse
the county donates s16l, the balance to be
.u,.crited b. the citizens, which was d"ne
Yesterday. The bidding on these bn iars
Vas very Low aui spirited. If the work IS
J,ne we'll we think the cnunty can cnngraB-
ul,te h. r.elf on acquiring cheap bridges.
, 1881-06-04
Busy Builders.
A Few Of the Enterprises that arc now In
Progress Of or Rcaring Completion.

The outside press for some reason or other
have, during the asst year devoted much
OF their space TO explanations. and reasons
why Walla Walla had seea her ''best days,
and further stating that we we're Low goirg
down. We are sure that ifthese parties had
seen WalIa Wslla, If they knew anything Of
its surroundings, their gentle effusions would
have been in another tone. Our improve.
ments are of substantial staying" kind.
Our days of clap-board shanties are past.
We are noH Of more
PEETESTIoNS DISPOSITION
Than " ws.e during the days ct Vel. !,
No. Of the STATEsMAN-2l years ago-we
were satisfied then with bank, or hash
house, but mark the change. From the
stage coach to the palace car. Our finest
buildings Of 1850 are now dilapidsted build
ings in a dilapidsted Chinatown. In fact
every thing has increased in corresponding
ratio. We will note few Of the improve.
ments now in course Of constr; .tion. The
County Court House, fine brick structure,
costing about $4,000, which will he COM
cleted during the coming summer. A S20,-
900
CATHOLIC CHURCH
To be complctedi November next. The
o. X. & N. Company are building depot
which will cost about so, 900; work shops,
car houses, ETC., which will cost from S40,-
600 to $4,000. These buildings are now
in course Of construction. A presbyterian
church to be completed during the COM
ing summer on the ground purchased from
L. B. Whitman. From facts We know to
be true Bishop Paddock will soon erect a
fine seminary in this city. The building
will be of stone and brick and will cost
somewhere in the neiyhborhood of so, 000
James Welsh has the plans and will immedi-
atcly begin the construction of An S, 600 re-
side nee on the corntr Of Burch and Park Sts.
VIM. kirkman has now in course Of con-
struction lrick residence costing about
81 800 or $1,000. on the corner of Colvi!le
and Cherry streets James Cornwel! is con-
structing $, 600 house near Mr. Gilliam's
place.
T.. b. WHITMAN.
will in few days commence the construction
of 8. 800 residence on Park street opposite
the Truax place. Charles Boyer has s..
900 residence nearly completed On the cor
ner of Catherine and Dr. Newell stree.s
James Swezea is building residence costing
5000. Jack Daniels has about completed
his $4,000 residence on the corner Of Burch
and Catherine streets. Mr.. Slime has iust
completed his $4,000 residence, ON Burch
street near the Truax place. DR.. Eagan has
completed fine house, costing in the neigh
borhood of s., 600. Besides there has been
LARGE NUMBER
Of houses built, costing from 500 to 81, 800
Of which We have no space to enumerate.
We make the assertion that, in proportion
to the population. there has not been city
in tine Northwest, that has made the i'm.
provements within the past year, such a,
has heen made in Walla Walla. There are
probably as many. If not more buildings in
con ;emplation, to be built during the com.
ing summer. than was ever built during ole
season in this city. And still the innocen,
says We are going down the hill We throw
down the gauntlet
, 1881-06-04

INTERIOR MERCHANTS AGEScY.-This Is
an agency established in Portland tor the
express and sole benefit Of the merchants
and pr,ducers of the Interior The agency
is composed of gentlemen Of high business
staining and the strictezt integrity. iney
have correspondents and agents IN all the
principle marts Of the old and new worlds
For San Francisco we notice the agents are
Hatclr { B.rclay and Page. Moore 1 Co.;
New York, Kitching Bros. H. h. & r. .
Thurber L Co, Boston, Walter Brown D.
Co, Philadelphla. Coates Bros and IN Lon. Lon.
dondon. Harris Bros. { Co. They nave
made arrangements By which they can m..s
advance. on consignments even to England,
anJ can also secure lcans for their patrons
on approved merchan disc tGrain or otherwise
st rel ia Portland warehouses and secured
by Insurance.
, 1881-06-04

r.oxr 70 Do Gr.-wm. H. Upton, ol 'I,' n
49,. ~ his departure for Washington D.
ny ,,u5,r evening. Dsme Rumor says
1. 90 A?u., !-.o TIE co.partuership business.
, 1881-06-04

The CLOSING ExERcrEs. Typographical
error on the closing exercises Of st. Paul
School mentioned the date as Monday June
Is. 1t should have been June 9th, nez
Monday
, 1881-06-04
THE n. p. r. r.
Lad oAos

VIII be rsnoved from Colfax to Cheney in
SPOKANE county. W. T.. oa or sbsat u ysfE
Of Juns. 1881. Agricultural laads vfl osn-
tinus to b sold in quantities. sst eAessding
one half section Of land to actual settlers oely,
1t the usual price Of e26o pr acre cash. Or
81 per acre on time. In alleases twenty acre
must be in cultivation before desds Azs e1ss1.
ted, - per circular March Is. 1881. until
further notice. All businss relsting 70 the
purchase Of lAnds can be transacted With THE
osses b. m.a, per.os.i .ppiie.sics. essesaes. or
aeest, Of ths purchassr's own ehoIs1ne. 8sas1 In
payment Of lind can Be transmitted 70 tAh o0es b.
mail, through resistered leeters, postal noeeT oten
or through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Ezpce.. Direct 70
we.4s D. C. LEWIS,
Special Ast-. Chensy. 6pokans Co.. It.
, 1881-06-04

r. -, CrY. Capt. J. H. r'in'i'On' OF
- IN Merchants Agency, Is here IN
the i.l' .",s.t Of the above agency.
, 1881-06-04

SEEDS SEEDS If you want fresh garder
seeds buy of a good reliable 6rst-class Seec
House Buists warranted garden seeds: Grass
Tree and Hedge seeds, Alfalfa, Timothy, Rec
Yellow and Black Locust, Box Elder, Whit
Ash, Oregon Maple and Ossge Orange. Vick''
Flower Seeds
l3-tf kIxBALL Son.
, 1881-06-04

rrrFoyrxc. Throughout TrnaXs, Rob
.r,s ,nl Bryan;'s additions many improve
mont. have been made What two or three
,s,r. A., vas fam IS now thickly settled
With neat cottages anil fine residences and
.a. ,,,,.yemen,s continue. That looks
iLs W,lll Walla Is gong down!
, 1881-06-04

cFApsc.-Tha contractors are pushing
,b.ir work q grading Main street,
l - .ios being. the streets rough con-
TO 'a ., ,.r,at Inconvenience to travellers
1'' 49,. ,o.s,led with the idea that We
oA. W, " ~. ..reat IN the sweet bye and
, 1881-06-04

.rr,rltr.-Mr. Henry Copeland. who
.,,,r ,As lot of the mountains. brought
-; oi sample barley that looks splen-
~ The harley Is four and half feet high
-. ;,u Toward, the stock 1t has
'l'" .-'.,c.j '- driving, s.osing how bad we
,,s.t r.iI.
, 1881-06-04

n...or rug Rntp.-The irrepressIble, en-
-. and pr,:ean julius l.. HISS, repre-
.S..n- the san Francisco and Portland
IT,. = Nens,adter bros, is AGAIN in the
=. I,,.p, wonder the firm Is 50 pros
,..;ops ~" when they have such men as julius
!. ,rn-k for them.
, 1881-06-04

n-N,-g,-No:es on the First National
p,,ton, are now in circulation.
oai'-' .,sei By L. ". Wallace, presl-
Toe! l'I IT5tzr-y.esycu thousand dollars Is
-, IN ,i,gGi-,.pl.
, 1881-06-04

r,E NlrpOR,-rhs finest mITr's, e., ever ,,s
4,,o Walls Wa'a is now IN schFa-
Ii.-7 T., store. l; is an immens; aiiair
a. to great aiyantase 1.-The human
form divine.
, 1881-06-04
Notice.
U. s LAND OFFICE, !
Hslla Xalla. ". T.. Nav 5th. 1881.

Walla walla, ". T.. May stb, 1881. s
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
"A fled in this Office by Robert Stott andsp
plication made under the Act Of Congress, sp-
proved June Sd, ls7s, entitled " An act fos the
sals Of Timber Lands in the Stats q Cali
forpia, Oregon, Nevada and in Washiagtop
Territory" TO purchase Sci, Section n, Town
ship No. 8, North Of Range No. 50 East Ap-
plication will be heard July 18th. 1881.
Ell. MORRISON,
l9-td Register.
, 1881-06-04
Sheriff Sale OF Real Eet.a..

By virtue Of an execution i.~nea ont Of .Ae Dis
trics Court for the First Judicial District W. T..
and 10 me directed and delivered for iudeemsnt
rendered in ssd court on the 81 Gay Of Nay, a. D.,
1881 in favor Of Jacob Bstz Plaintiff and against T.
p Reynolds. Defendant, for the sum Of ss,5 si with
interest at the rate Of and hA per cent per
moath, ani s26 II costs nf suit have levied upon
the following described real estate to uit Lots
g. in Block Gains nj iition 20 the City Of Walla
walia, W. T. Also lots s. in blk J. Reex' addition
TO the City Of Walls Wsl,a, W. T., situsted. lyiae
and being in the County Of W.lla Walia, and Terri
tory OF y ashington.
Notice ID hereby given that On SATURDAY. ths
18th day Of June, A. D. 1884, ae the hour OF oclprk
NJ OF said day viii sell ali the right, title and
interest Of the said r. 2. Reyuo,ds In and to the
above described real estate n the Court House DOR
in tn tity and County OF WAlla Walls, Washinsten
Territory, at public suction the hyhcst bdier %
sstisfy said execution and all costs.
Given under my hand this y 7th day Of Nay, A. D.
1881.
v22-3t JAMES d THOMPSON,
Sheriff OF Walla Walla Co. w. r.
, 1881-06-04

Webfoot Oil cures pain in from one 10 fifteen
minutes, warranted
, 1881-06-04

Webfoot Oilcures the crying baby. Mothers
attention is called to the Webfoot Oil in cases
Of Group, spasms or collie, that the little ones
are subject to. SO 6m'
, 1881-06-04
LOOKING WELL.

We hope tosee Dexter" Milton Medium" T"
Gold Foil and "Bell Foster" come together
on the 4th of July for puise Of say 500,
which VIC know Mr.. Collins will hang if the
above horses will come together. We don't
see why our horsemen 90 to Portland and
Salem to win money when just as good op-
portunities are given here. Mr.. Collins is OF
the opinion that during the June meeting
the best trotting ever done over his track
will take place. Not that such fast time
will be made but that the horses are all even
ly matched
, 1881-06-04

Webfoc. Oil is priceless jewel in your fam
ily. II speaks for itself.
, 1881-06-04
rNPRnTECTED
The Catholic Church.
Work On this Structure Commenced TO-
day...Thc Work 10 be Rapidly
COmplefed.

The STATEsNAS's reporter interviewed
Father Duffy on Wednesday on the new
church TO be built by his psrishioners in this
city. We had evidently struck the reverend
gentleman's tender spot, as at the words
'-ncw church his countenance frightened
up, and he went On to tell us how nobly the
Catholics Of this diocese had came forward
to aid the church fund. Some little dis
ageement occurred between the carpenters
and the architect, which resulted in draw,
but other contractors are now figuring on the
work The work for the exeavatins for the
building began to-day Thursday and will
he pushed rapidly ahead until completed.
Mr.. Lemon has the contract for the brick
work at IS, 700, work to commence On June
2Oth and to be completed by the 18th Of
August Mr.. Lemon as well as doing the
brick work is manufacturing his own mater
ial
, 1881-06-04
1uv OFFICIAL CITY PAPER:

c..-n,cr.-The STATESMAN re'ei,eu 'ne
cos,hss. ,, i,.r printing the Agricultural s0eie-
.vsxork.
, 1881-06-04

NEM0EANDuM hnoks blank books a.d
Ul ethee kieds of bnnks uade a a. -,
, 1881-06-04

Webfoot Oil is sure cure for Dyptheria or
ore Throat.
, 1881-06-04

W. +. SHERWOOD, Agent
First Street, near the Bridge, Wall. Walla
W.T.. d59-tf.w23tf
, 1881-06-04

BIZ, FOR Coryri BrmDtNG.-At a spec
M meeting Of the County Commissioners to
o,.n lid, t.r the completion OF the new
.,ur,y bailding, the following bids were
c,,ene,l, Toby ( Eeed, S2S,Oaj l.: A. B.
Waterman, S2S963 90: Mabry & Kief,
Ssl70O 90: j. Il. Addison, s25, 500 90;
n,ulli Mckay, go, 5iI 10; Whitehouse &
pJIp,r. $500 O0. The contract will be
,,.rl.I As soon As the bonds IAN be given.
, 1881-06-04
Notice to Bridgsbu,idsrs.

o,EALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILD.
- ing q bridge over Coppei st Balsmanis
Crossing. also one over the Walla Walla at ths
old Whitman Mission, are invited By ths board
Of County Commissioner Bids to Be opened
June lst 1881.
By K. Carx, W. c. FAINTER,
vfetd Deputy. Auditor.
a NY and ali kinds of 6ne pFiating. doas 10
n tho best style at this Office.
, 1881-06-04

i"'0 "A HrSE,Np.-The first thing 70
. ao''e = 20 cat h hir. Many good hns-
'1a' 'S's.o.lei in the coal ing. Seine wo-
men teeT thsr' N 10; wa.rr. while other.
'''~'e tem "rt vi conjugal coldness ::
ne smother them sith contention, while
NA Others keep them in a pickle al their
N''- These women serve them with tongue
% Now IT lie not Is be supposed that
-, sOa',''' VIII he 'erder and good if treated
Vs.. s'yi but they are. on the contrary,
Grt aeiie'oas when managed as follows !:
NJ a. n e l'r; called the jar OF earefulness,
NJ ai.a aA good housewives have on hand !:
IL s Vaf husband in i, and place him ue.,
mn r nH Of e0niural love let the fire he
sll Is =. 10y es7eyially let il be clear above
x;,b '' sae sea' be constant: cover him over
hx~ 'ne, o. pl-asantry, and # Won add
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, 1881-06-04
The Singer Manufacturing Company.

Either salary or commission paid, The right
kind Of men can make money. For terms and
territory applyto to