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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25
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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25

The QUESTION about the size of a
mans hand, above the political, hori-
ION, is the rapidly-growing political
power of corporations. They have
dictated the appointment of Judges
in the Supreme Court, elected United
States Senators, they own governors,
buy up legislatures, and place their
facile instruments in high public sta
tons wherever opportunity shows it
self. Surely, such power is men,
ace to the peoples liberties, and as to
the final issue when they are aroused,
there can be no doubt.-Aduocate,
WdshinQton, d. 6.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25

For THE LIBERTY which we colored
men of America now enjoy, we are in
no small measure indebted to such
Englishmen as Philip Pearsall Car
penter for twas they who kept the
fire burning so hotly in England as
to greatly help in the work of melt
ing away the chains that bound u.s.
Had England been pro-slavery, eman-
cipation would have been impossible
in America, for, as little as Americans
may care to acknowledge it, English
opinion is well nigh omnipotent in
our land.-Christian Recorder, Phla.,
Pa
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25
THE BRIBERY INVESTIGATION

Despite the slowness and tedious
ness of the investigation just closed,
sufficient evidence was adduced to
satisfy an impartial mind that Ses-
sions really did pay Bradley $4,000 to
vote for Depew. Charles NJ. Cross
land, a Democrat, a bitter enemy of
Conkling's, but nevertheless a thor
oughly honest and impartial CORE
spondent, thus reviews the evidence
eve are constrained to say that a
careful review of the evidence, thus
far, leaves no reasonable doubt as
to the truth of Bradley's statement.
Bradley testified like man who was
anxious to tell the truth, but Sessions
seems like a witness who tries hard
to tell nothing. We do not suppose
that either one of them told the
whole truth but, SO far as they go,
we are inclined to believe Bradley.
Sessions is altogether too inno-
cent and too forgetful for man who
swears that he has been an Albany
lobbyist for twenty years. He car
not remember the name of one of his
employers he never heard of any
member of the Legislature being
offered money for his vote; he never
knew that money had been used to
influence members upon any mea-
sure. This is altogether too fresh,
too green, too unsophisticated to be
honest. The obvious conclusion is
that, if Sessions is dishonest in one
part of his testimony, he is dishonest
all the way through. With every
desire to be perfectly impartial for
both Bradley and Sessions are Repub-
leans, and we wish their party Joy of
them-we do not see how, upon the
evidence of Sessions himself, it is any
longer possible to doubt that Bradley
was paid to vote for Depew.' ~
Such tactics for beating Conkling
as were practiced by Sessions, are
gradually making public sentiment
so favorable to Conkling that it bids
fair to restore him to the seat he so
foolshly abandoned.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25

JOHN H. SAUNDERsoN, the grocer, at
lO5 5. Greene ST., not only sells for
cash, but buys for cash, and receives
a discount on his purchases for that
reason. Purchasing under such fav-
orable conditions, he can and does
undersell those who buy on long
credits. If you wish full value for
every cents worth of groceries you
buy, it will pay you to buy from
SAUNDEEsoN, THE ONE PRICE CASH GROCER,
los 5. GREENE ST.. 52tf.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25

If HARMONY CONTINUES among the
white leaders of the South, the negro
vote will continue to be ignored,
but when Southern white leaders
place themselves at the head of this
black force, with the white voters,
who will naturally follow such lead
ers, the negro vote will be counted.
and they will receive just protection
and recognition Y. Rumor.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25

Mr.. CoNKLING' warmest admirers
cannot truthfully claim for him that
he represents anything more than the
eternal principles of Office holding,
and that class of official barnacles
who think they are commissioned by
divine right to hold the Offices as
long as the Republican party remains
in power. Only this, and nothing
more.-lndianapolis, Ind, Leader.
The fact that the Leader man is
himself anxiously endeayoring to be-
come barnacle, = makes this criti-
cism appear unkind.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25

REGISTER BRUCE has received hum
dreds of congratulatory letters, and
among them one from Attorney-Gen-
eral Devens, in which he says: Your
career in the Senate is a chapter in
American history which will never be
forgotten; your appointment by the
President is but the just recognition
of an honorable man. "-NeD South,
WashinQton, d. g.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25

The TREASURY INVESTIGATION, carried
on in secret down cellar, drags its
slow length along, revealing little ex-
cept a trail of whitewash. The col
ored folk, erstwhile, were almost sole
possessors of that artistic field, but
nowadays, government officials seem
to have a monopoly of the business
in high places Sunday Item, Wash
angton, d. c.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25

GRANT never deserts friend. He
sticks to Conkling, and is anxious to
help him. A great many men who
dislike Conkling, honor Grant for
sticking to him. Gone good turn
deserves another is a homely, but
generally accepted adage.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25

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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25

THE SUMMER business depression has
begun unusually early.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25

BETTING in New York, on the Vir-
ginia election, is $50 to $40, in favor
of the Bourbons.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25

ARCHBISHOP CRoKE is just now the
most popular of the Irish leaders.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25
SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1881.

GAMBErTA is rapidly becoming he
idol of France.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25
F A G. T s !

There is not Lady or Gentleman that
reads this, but what will want a pair of
shoes or slippers. We advise all such to
visit our store, and examine our goods before
buying. 1t has been our constant aim to
sell
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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-06-25

On and after March goth, 1881, trains leave
Trenton as follows
, 1881-11-05


From N,rsr Is.ca i.fots ~ S,iem tN1,'5 lfnh;
ttuh 10 his siz9 NJ my nuinlal. Ftrtgnn Or Btx-
teen a!ilnrta IL ~ tlt,,si capacity. Tits spHct
tn completely ttiIel by fur quarts Ut oats aud
tho saliva tia xoes intu 1ho stat.neh with tl,en,.
Hurses urt. KrDHnily usvttel aud h0t Gut UfteA
r1,u,tRh. For u hnrsu With sAutlorase wOrk six 0r
ulRhL quarts af Mttlsel oAss a',l tatt pounds af
linu h.ty u tuJ Is sufficient. THIS suuulI hB ttul
g q lcss. ,tIse nests aud !. t,et,er i toi =.
ttlernfnru 10 Ruts hungry sooner tnNn
= u'nti. . WhrM ha IL hu,tHry be. Ia
Itteueeily0 aud Weara out vt.ry fHQtdly,
Water illls the ston,ach ipwoss The temperature.
Hhu,lll ts1t .lrik Immediately boft,f1, cutting,
NrtthuF auuuhl hu bo wntcred Immediately Artur
et.tI8 b+Ea,iso ho will urlnk tao u.l,uh pti f0rre
sums q tao soIteMts Of tns stomach tntu tho
SECURING !. also oa..soti by TOO rapitl eating,
whtel. can 10 prevented by putting hulf 4 ttDxtn
vim tho uass. Tive ,oniy .noslcrHiu drink Ut
water ~ Il horsr. 4 lurke drink ur tA,Ed waltGr
0eforo being lrlrpn will hAyo a yrsy tt.Elailg
ctfsrt OF, !. norstus hoFst. race hhss,' ulssnys
runs o ", nInpty stouBph. digestion pm srta ~
InoderNtuy during exerulse, Ii thu cxtTelsg, IL
mt ~ v!'lont ~ 10 ox1anst tho pownEs ut mo
1lrxU,
, 1881-11-05

Df lifn atlown whose shaded patI,s we do nut
find tho young Indy sastnteriltg III nil lcr
c'InrminK manner. Many OF them arc a,.-
ro'nng BARRIERS, altl successful ones, t.,o.
There ls gentle louclI required hy n barrier
which IL very grateful It, tile victim. and
wflic'. Is easily picked np 1'y tla lady ai'-
prentice. There IL IL natlec.a by That steals
into ina'I's soul wl1e, a musical voice lick
les mtah6 car as l,o lics Ei, tho chair viii, his
eyes closed, whtln tte tips Of rosy tnHnrs
take him BY tllg hose ami pry nien his mouth.
and dainty twist uf tho wrist Rlls his l,aek
teeth full ,of s,ap a.ui saii,.wnscr. I'll,
wOnInn! Little ,to ynu kl,tsW what A p0wGr
t"r gt'hl ynl f",ssess. When yntl tn5 n n,Atl's
l'ii.' b,Eh RuHst slsn unsn et,ti NJ tho t1nrbcts
GhH!r ami hung It over lchIuh 81 that bis .tdn3nR
ntElu sticks up ihtu the Krentctl mir like the
brraatttnnu Vt un lid k0bh!rr that has ttIetl of
atArtntlon. ynl llnsD thu KreHt. stri,I9 'nH:1ly
h!ftI Ut crHNttUn Hhcr0 hG In ns SuAk and tEncf-
nht1 an a t'tt!l. Thult ypll ran weir him nut
with III nd rnzur TINT vuu bnEn xhavctt rho
wtt'ft nh Frrsc with. Then yttt can taei nfr Dtln
1eHtilrt NftEe nilnthur md thrnw II into mn NH
tsntl.kcK. and whEtt tttt 4ce HIN w Into sat-
snHa ytt tstti tuk tn hI;M Rtiu GIiscrtAin him uni
ninkn bin! think b." y having \ hit Of luxury
tttlrd nut to htn ttieh as mn tttlior living man
ever rot II tho Female barlr ~ handsome fhp
clln shave her CuagHtncra with n btsts ettt aIld
ptWiter their fntGs with t.ayGnaB unppcr and
gsHnt powder. and It will hc nfl right. j b1thcly
fnsInlc hntber, hOwnyrr, would hnv0 nothing tn
.to ouf to ht'r lp old rahprs and think nt's'nt
tho sutntrc 11Ast.
, 1881-11-05

FEMININE: SMILES.
Very little 1ewctry Il worn nj tho scasids this
sunrnrr. Much Of /, Is left nj hhsne with good
uticirs wio furnish travelling funds.
A New York Kiri hns casr In which eho dis
p)n5a rings received from eaptivr* IN natri.no.
Mai engagements. Fort uf wur-nu,ps, rs It wrrr.
[,o yon lure her atIll:" nsket the Judge Of !.
u;an who wdntcl Il sIlrurce. "Eertaiuty ! ,lu"
said he. ~ lave her better still thHn my other
Wty. Int tho trouble h *e nrfgr viii te ktt!
The Judge. who ~ Enrf1cd man himself, tAkes
the case Under nttrtsrurnt.
Ii DOESN'T my tu bt. xtfni-nat,ired. An luhiu.-
hpulfs r.litnr gut iHitrr ft1In, MI uuElio~u rtr-
respondent HsklnH how Ee r0ntrived tH iiIrt
wlthuut hi4 w'fu's tmlux Hble II catch hi,u. Hu
HIN III expsaaattomM the wh,,se rnekss.. ..na
whrn be- tHDr"a talt lhe inquirer WIS really hts
wife he hnt dellrsunl"ttrrl';ns wfthnut tla fsli'
Of Rettlug 'en.
From "True Storics for Aiy Llttfn titr!": "Aa
Wtl-l-nn Wilkins wus wnl-tt,1 In tic str-tl'tl
0fiD day, he met hi8 SISTER mrt thus thl EG shy:
gavs Il ". ' IT,. c.,nsc. ill., snH tnis xcke,t by,
'tha t,i! ar he grows ftle tnurr nj a vHl -cr he
Sinl @ hs *aa LIZ s ~ a. IT,. , r ny overheard
Have ytIu spnkGtl tn }'n, nbnut TINT yet*"
anXlHu%!y hlalre't thrc "ldest da!lHnttr .'f her
indsHnt p.1sr So m 81 Sal!a ~; ye,;
ibInk II I.ony nhnet.a.a as,a r..aset harnsss 10
@ a!.h j,':s o ,. taihss st., ,1e ,. ss,.it!"s;" @ T.
VI Ii cents oil tho dnllnr you shat hMyn your
turnout
Proof ros!ttve-wifc swbo hns been sitting
upf}: well. this Is n pretty t[mi 10 ta',lla
h0!ne: Four o'Hlouk" Husband 'whD had taken
tpskc'! II. b. hi'n.clt. as sWhsk nn~atra j.:
.wha' yarl mean, tnnt!um, hy .Furkine:i' L'n-
rortmy for y',,1. mtan. II s|'n uprens. c,srn!lx-
strike thtet shevct7si limos. uainM! ltetlrcs
10 ltd in triumph. htld-hls bouts.
q Do sou love ma!" "Ycs," afle answered,
"hetter lhan anything else III tho world. It's
light drive would cost 1T istst ~ Assd ns le ,tE-
tascd II centH In his ripht t!u1scrs puoket u:
observed tho luMr nrb with knowing lr1lze. sui
ranarkcd: 80 sl,oIld t,v st, happy IL thko Jun,
but !t's wet tllunl. aud you know yuu nre st'
l!Ahte tn cAtch cold. dcnr." Tne next morning
tho disappointed mn1.n nlstrvGl to htr
mother: IS Charley ind hava quit. tic
knowA II heat, Mt'at tho weathsr. hut hes per.
.Hct lguorNIlus a4t!ut me-.
, 1881-11-05

TNSUNR1 .t.tt' "k4t y. =
AS n Memphis rGpnrter WIS looking over
the ,nurriage-lieu,,ses In t,1e Comfy Clerks
~ .., ~ ' 't,e 80 ~e"e' .' ~
0f]!cn nlle afternoon there entered youth,
with epldcrMiS At tlla midnight 1Iue, lending
II fa,n,t,. .,f tt,a c,,for 1,uu,p,, NJ !. rrttrU In
the t'stel time. ntMt al't't d! Years OH. I!h
youth yItllcd IN to tho counter In basI,illl
way. a1!t4 nakea:
"Are yo,l do gemmano ?"
III NM tertnjn1v-a 1prfect eant1ar,,n.n y
answered tho sgrlbo; "~l'at cisll t!O t0r
you"
~ wnpts so,teho,1v tn itne rs II resnnndc.l
"n"ts "ut1eouaS " !''u "n' AeSuuhHcu
the swAll., with Il bnshful RtaNca nt Ills III.
aiuor,tta. which Was returned with Interest.
L,,, ,,,i,io.+ t,,a ho,TfuInas, 1Io I.,.,t,I
uut MHHaoNt tt!e q! 1asl!lnmi!s' ~ m 1!u lNa;uEl
Mtei us Ha ol'ohc q III sH'o' at'u aiulIlaRo
llce!he- ,,
, 1881-11-05
WOMEN IN GERMANY,

y correspondent says: we tnok m car'y
arNe laIouEa t,l"'''c'', ociote 1ho Guy ''H'1
awaHenea. Lat'S ns WIS Tue tlo''e' t'le sun
.1h4S Juss to"ehllis tno .,ps u wv ll1u3"ht'c .
lsavafla Noiheh were asilt everywhere !tley
were collecting tic 01tal and re!ilso from
,ouses m and stors. sweeping t y0s,9rys lss
1vn,,Ion shnvclpd tntn bnn,I.carts. cleaning
lne lfaeSs OF inc t1"n',eNrs lton' oostruc-
tso1's; hnfhessou itl'o pakers. anil hl.Ik.cnfts'
t,,nera: scruhbinr tho ttoors nf shn,.s. ,Ioy.
~. ~ .,t.a..;a,. ~. ~ nrn,, va ~. ~, mt
a1ls !" w ",teelu'a @ ~ piep"'o ~. .as p'1s.
ness OF tue tlay, tlint tho men might not only
the @ strI.ts % anti si'ous In tidlncss md nr.icr Wv
w sVo,u,,rt,,s1 on,",,,r t,,o "r.,,tt"c,n,,i ,ynr.
,,,' r. rta,,,a ,.1,.,r.. ,,.',r,.s,,in. aI, a,,,,
gers o. slen,'a. Mnete u'e1stalns o!t al"a
liful structures, WI halted besisle magl,I1!-
.,, e.I u' -. IT, oG.o" ,,ssan, -. ~
nnn waem @ "e'x nisnp n,rur an nu nr a"vo 1o
us, at n dizzy hight. s,w Dther women climb
,,lv |adtfors. bearing on their ]cutls md
.I,.,,,dsrs i,oda NJ i'r,c,. cioun mr., ,morInr
f,,s fnr to ,,so o ~ 'nosons v''"' ''o'' ~ '''' w.
Dresden, i stcl,,w,l out uu tho street a,l,t
fnu nd mvsc,f lnn,,rhrtl Inn strco,n or won,ru
Iii nnnHtnr, ,,,,,lnr ill., toa,tu - liza h,s1.nt,
strapped to tllcir bucks, eacl Of which IL
,uatle to carry sixty pounds, So,no wci,,
yu1I,1v. hut ,nuny were INST nli,lle nre.
o,,t, s1,,,, ,,.,,,. G,tr", ol t,,,,r;,,t,
M,aor tnelr aoMM tiie!s H, sMi oSes 'ooS'ns 'hl'
'tliie wet @ ~, '}};;,nr.o,,,ox., ,.r,,
MI pinn.s IL ' "r w wnm, n ~ 1iH II.
tnchcl to the 1lrf' tlepArtlncntS. Tlny hHy
their nSli e4llpnent Df ltrG ctsttl1lIe anil tin
wutrr-paIi nlul ut slated tillscs nr. drawn I'm
trn,tsh II ,irill nnti niIu,l1 ttr, IL tcst fi,ntr
s,u;tt..,"v IL st"rt tn"s.s IL ne, % srrt .r
lneh!Ni WITH E!nt ~ Hlt uoht W ueFH.hll
Wo!hell ns We!l. hato SGeil ineln Saving
and sp!1ttlnE Wot'tl ~ thu streets. AtM
stories lDtu iGlisea. I huye seen tAunl un,tl.
inr brirt: unloading frt,lrl,t.ynrs IT tirnnis.
st,n," ~, ~ ~ tnnrrina. v,enI viii 'ftrs
h!uio u,k ~ ~, III 'nu! nuit HHt'ns.
, 1881-11-05
HEST.

lilsAIs
Knitting, ouslly knitting.
The dear old grununiothet sits,
WhilN through tho wlntlnw Ia lunahlns
Tho lazy bnttoFty Hits.
1t lights oil thu wr,t. worta ltlbfo.
.tnu sways its beautiful wtn3s.
Whl!o thu xoai uIi grandmother ponders
A.pl x.seatly, bns trobly. sings.
The huliyI,ncks, tall 4nd aleMrr,
Sl4kilA clHs0 ly tt.t s,Iheli tGta1t.
I.ikr sCnt!nels wAichEal and tender,
rhntr shadows thrown Gt& Tho !itttF.
Thu ttuss,,it,s tempt lteea i,y their sweetness,
And l,suss, In tht, light 0f tho SIN.
Whtlt btrds, IN tholr nests tli't the 1ree-tops.
Gensh cREt,!tlx ono Gy anu,
And now aie lIAs ,tnIshcd tho knitting,
Aud thinks OF far-lWAy talila;
SLo WAfchrs tlo butterfly hitting.
AM! folded urc Kr0nunlofhars hanua.
SAo 1rcMma she hears little fr0t NNn!uY.
And all her faint talttea aro stirred.
, 1881-11-05
TO THE RuRLfca

Of liz. liApWAr's old. .estahIishsl Il. Il. RENE
DIES thsu tho base and worthless limitations Of
lhe.n, ~ thsgo aEo Falae Resolvents, Relleft aul
Fl!ls. BE sure sud ask 1us lladwAs'4, and les
that tas name "Asdwsys' II on NRxt you buy.
, 1881-11-05

lun from Indigestion, dyspepsia, too hearty
eating. rsIIuya1 tlt pnca by taking nus Curriers'
Listlu Liver Piils itn1ncdfattly after dlnnvr+
uont forget this.
, 1881-11-05

~ NEW MOTHER E1IEPTDS,
Wtch lawyers tail to sakc IL foo.
AMI turIcs never t!isnsres;
When puIistetnns ArB GOntent,
And landlords tant't cullect their rent;
VII ci, parties snush all tho maehtncs,
And tlosto,l folkB Kise up their bcans;
When nhuHllty children All dis young,
AMI str,s are bora without u tongue;
Wteh indies don't tnks tlEnu to hop,
And tlltcG,,hialers nB.er flop;
Whom preachers rllt tleir Sermons short,
AMI III TaIks tu tho church ra,anFt;
Whcr lnek subscribers huvo alt paid,
Aud editors hay1 fortunes nIlst1e~-
Euch happenings will su1t lairletl1
Thta NpFllt tnuHt aulu c0ul1 tu I'LL eno.
, 1881-11-05

I11a1 I1a1 H'EHt ~ ny tntlIV lf't'kGtl NJ MrHs
FiH!lIGlt A!u %AiktIl ilwHy.
:, 1t wi.s tlln Srmtny urfer tho party. inst ut
tllA Eltt At,i.r WI!pN ti,t twtIuht .i,i,tnN4 th,
tl;tf. NlHi III tiut warm ~, t,rtu1n. ttu, tiJ,.
rI,'i,,ls t(n1rctl In wirt i}if,,itu.4. ill.,, m.
tru. nm w"t in n,,,, tnrn,,, ~, ', fnn -,
ti,'nl,I % +,3n IN ,mt IN Ha"' ..au"Ri NV uli'lMtAs
tt" tn.tt,. t,iG "H!l!!!2 t"!t5 " sweet c''il-
!iH1!U. WHaI II ~nflil fbt tHlHHr pattIDS III
lilo LUNGS ~ tIIcv ap!,ea,nd:
FIcu ~ Il lIr,i tn tho mountain.
Se WHO nr0 wcnry Or yl
AMI .l,r 4anr nm. viii, n tn,v u,h r., fin
..,.tn.' ~ ti,n'.'t ] I..t I..tt l.. ~ tu on ~ An
ny't'G, wv, S .liu'e' s,Es nenrL HelocA eVefy hnte
~ ., !,'u NJ, sa. aEf ucH M;.s t"ty uh!' M
tlHI E3ps Tesl'lt w lslp!ihG}3 Alns'1,1itl. lhN
eh!trest wern fond oE Mary Carter, Hn,i thnr
Wcru K,.o'i,lg uilh itnanE tienr her, t'crfecity
GintHt uv NY hMeet. snH strhln WNt,!i nt'lstlgsly
tilt n.Aty c;tFtlass htftc'a; nt a1rd sAl1 Wtlkeu
III WIN htr 9ir'tter, 'llnst tftr'!n!BG
hry. mere ~ nly nfsthof. .uhn linf,llilao. o!
WnhHa !tu ilh'o o,hFi! ny fttMk 40 nFtGti, .un1
tAla: Ill.,. :'oias'. @ !. mT 'rie,it. Mtss t.nrtcf.
m LIZ n.,tF , enMl tAHuEnss MefG WiinthFinI 10
. ,,'r ovs' .,t %S'. a s'is . sis i
thasu WE! W"lMs' WIN hltcH arhsnti'E Festiits;
tn"m ner @ w wna snrs ,: n ', l!nr ',s
IT. lGW ihln1,tes htttF hui f1lst., nl!l.
eHHtsnA MuTs,i. Ietlrtti ttn1ii INC music ro1'.
, 1881-11-05

"Dnrllng, wake up and stop snUr1ng," said
II Dctrult woman tn l,er husband.
"Ehe Whnzz1 matter now ?'' he asked, rs
he laff raised Up III bell.
"Won't you please stop snoring? II yotl
sure you would"
''1lomcsick! How the deuce can MY III.
tncent snorc ,1ake yo.I llo,nesick :'
"Why, yosl know, darling, TINT the home
OH the coast from which you took me Joy
ol,s bride wns only half Il mile frum Gov.
Grtl1ttni f0g-hnrs, alhl every tifllu yn,t sl,Drg
i Reminds nit 70 of home shnt JUST cunt stand
It. Please lHy un your side ami have some l1t-
ttD fesphct for nv feelings"
AMI then tile brutc spread himself Dnt on bis
back. and In five minutes had her hafhfd til
tciars us visions Of tho old homa crept upon her
, 1881-11-05

y ~
4 thousand Hcryant- girls are culled for at Win.
n.prg, Mnnltobl.
Mrs. Helen II. Goilxar has started a womar,'s
sulIrage and prohibition paper ut Lafayette,
Ind.
~ iovc men," anIt Queen Christine Of Sweden.
"hot because they arc iuen, hut becausc they
are not wttuert."
Now Orleans has SIX Women to every hre Mnn,
This is said to he greater vxccss than In any
other city tn tho un0n.
a l'arIR surgeon received *5.0O1 for removing
n wart from tho nosc nf wonnA who wasn't
very Koul looking ut bust.
The London g1,thl fcnrs that tho higher ct,u-
cnton for women" will result In ovcrworkcti
Klrl graduates who will turn fur sulnce TO the
cNAr IND clYhrHt.
i London Joirnnl thinks that when women
leE!n Ia work they VII! Rshnke ntsu and shnt
tlnabtlcsa there will como Il day when WtIrth
Will always atd to his dresses a little iopacco
puueh or ciE'rat pocket.
According to Inv there Is no such porson IL rs.
lohil Smith. Thorc nny he sarnn. wife Of
JUhn. and tho puat- -uilce fccounixes Mrs. 2nruh
Smith. Int t1l',lcr no rruustanccs hhs Mrs.
john legal existence.
tho lunu4 Hutchinson brother, drt In Milford,
n. H., Seut. Is. OF tho <nro NUMEROUS Aud
tnMuus llntehl1isnn family nf RINGERS. slxtsen In
AG,hy. $3.50 ''' ~' @'~''' '
Doun stnnley used to say that until his 1nnr-
r1hEe 10 hnl nover really lived: 1.aay Augusta.
his ~ifc, wAs 4 very rlnin nld mud when he
tuarriv.l hcr. hut she was guod. cultivated. md
pIeusnnt-a woman Of the world In thu very best
sctlSc.
Katc llohrer, Rochester miss aged u. throw
n nquanttty of white pGpper into tho eyes OF a
lid It.: ''Thore sake tint; II yon viii rnt mtrry
mr.. yOl si,Ilt tut tnnrry auy otbst GIRL Tho
attack wus uncallel for.
, 1881-11-05

THE FEMALE ilAsnEN.
Women ars now tackllllx eyery profession
and style Of business. Theirs Ii hardly walk
, 1881-11-05

FEVER AMI AGCE cured for 10 cts. T'noss
II not remedial agent III this wurld that will
City e Fever md Ag!.. anI other Malarious,
issSr. sa!!ie:l s. nAI#SY.s TiLLsy 70 SD a,,ioEiy
rs R.inWhf'S READY RELIEF.
II Will 1T Tow tat>mcnis. whr1I fukGn Accord
fuE tn thu directions. euro CrAsnps. snusrns. SOUR
Et.'tHuch. Hparthuru, t3tck ilcHlseh", narrheu.
iyssntery. Collie, WInd lii tho uuwcls. u,id all ln-
terna! lains.
1rAyelcra 4hoult, nlways carry a bottle of HAD
ways ttcutly fleIlef with thetn. 4 iaw drops In
wafer will lsrrveut sickness nr pa.na from
change IT water. It Is hotter than Frunch
brandy or 1!ttcra la q stuulAut.
Miners ind Lanber1neu should always be pro-
CAUTION,
Al remedial Rights Gapauie af dnstroylng lit.
by aR uyeriicse, shoull i,e ayoiic,l. MurpnNe
opium. strychi.ne, nr1icA. hyoscAuls, aud oth-
er powerful! remedies. Do at ecrtutu times, l.l
fcry snlal does. r.lieyo the pnt.unt during their
ectson ~ tho ayateln. but i,erhaps the second
hs'se, II rapeasna tnny AuRrnyate anh inrreasa
The eutfErtug. urtl another sluse ealls. death.
ThHF9 IL no tleeiasty fur using these unoortAlI1
aEeEt9 When Il positive relnedy like aknuwayta
Ready Relief will atop ths .ni,st excrucialink
phln QtAcker, without cntl!sln3 the 1ouSt all!l.
Guilty In either lnfnnt ar utut.
THE TRUE RELIEF.
RADwAY's lsEAny ltEt1gF Il tuo ohlY remedial
agent In vogue shas will Instantly atup pAln.
kIffu Eet4t9 Per IIptt{a+
, 1881-11-05

4 acpETs1os EltyMt.
'Tis sweet 10 see the antique mntron ehoo
Around tt.r yarl the nervous st'rtkted chfnkcn,
Chop Of her head, and husk her sruIck, uud
thickGn
Her ur with w1ne In view of fragrant SOIL