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Funeral of Nrs -

- The me body of Mrs. Ca,bar'aa "er.' r. |
ro,t TRolhef OF The late tienaraI 10y
lofoert, was inferred in al ,1n A,
., n9flal r ground on Thur,,awv AZ tn uia 4,
oi her husband who disI 10y " The
IN 1853. The rem,I,s ~ llls \
panied by Mr. aud Mrs., "fIe li 4, aCa
f,tdeiickabulg, Va, whe,a ,ni'aa,el n,a
60 nad made her home win Sas tas aeS !
,sr, Arthur NJ. Burton, R "es a''
nfYsnt, Of Philadelphia, Ear ''a
Mllhy' OF Denton, Md. and ''ev, w.. AZ |
Iotpert, Of Milford, Eiaall @ls, N,,st.l
W, wlie, OF Lewes. lis sail M %lloy ,1lo
,ofnert never fully recovered Iaa. f,'.
shocE caused by he sad ma ,om '
aeate OF her son General a p a''''
pert The deceased was in he, :. IA a.
and veil known TO the older ~ ~,
oi our lown.-Susse1 J0rlruoj ''''D
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President GarneIds Literary n.
tate.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 25.-Mrs. Garfield
ha' placed the literary estate of the late
President in the hands OF Colonel A. r
Rockwell, u. $. A, who is charged, nm
der her direction, with its care, preser
vati1n and disposition. Joseph Rudolph
The administrator, has appointed Ger
ID. q. Swain his attorney aud financial
agent. Mrs. Garfield is Overx helme 4
With letters begging for money from sl
parts OF the countrY aud from people o
all conditions aud classes. II is .mpos
slble for her ever To rerly to them, q,
she receives from thirty TO sixty day
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Shot In the Eve.

One day last week MIR. W. II n,
sou, living near Harrington, wa,
ing corn en hts farm when ,ey4r,l
ers with their dogs appearei. n
iold them he " shed they would
as they might shoot some one
attention was pad 10 his ,ema,ks
on the rise of bird the runners If
One OF the shot struck Mr.. D,csst,
the eye. Though causing pain 70,
al days, fortunately ihe sight wa
DESTROYED. On learning that ,bey
hurt some one, the gunhers decs
rather hurrtedly, They were not
niZad = Milkrd Nclc,-
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a Fatal Gnnning Ace,as,,
UhuMProN, Md. NJ.

"f TON, Md, Nov
a number of gentlemen from r..
.oh ahd lts vicinity have rsntn1 S''
pu,no,e OF duck shooting wha, i. io' m
as Haie's Poiut, or Hril p",, ', '' 10
lover extremity of Kent conn,, " M
on.ster ~ ~, river: Yesterday aiiergoou O'
oi We cub, Mr.. Il $ Spear, franz oDOa
iog,on, while handling his p pl,n
drntally di' charged II, The eost",, suu, !.
,sflng the body aui iustannv ~
mr, Isaac NJ. Sheppard, of C,nm, =,
a few days ago Mr.. shepn,tt ',a ~
pany with his h'orheta. Mr. n :
naf1 sud DR.. +. n. Sheppard, VA
the lsiaud for Tho purpose OF Ien,i
some time to engage in Their A.
sport OF duck shooting :"
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American Pork I'm France

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Havas Ageu-
cy, replying TO an inquiry, telegraphs
from Paris that the decree relative to
inspection of imported salt meats, re-
ferred to in despatch of yesterday, pro-
vides for freedom Of importation, bnt
that it will only become operative after
the former decree of Nj. Tirard, restrict
ing the Importation, has been annulled.
This, however, is expected to be done
shortly. ...5-
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Murders in Georgia.

SAVANNAH, Nov. pa despatch
from fhomasville, Ga, to the Morning
Netos says that the wiIe aud three-year.
old daughter Of VI. Clewis were mur.
dered on Thanksgiving Day aud the
house robbed. Another despatch says
that on Monday, ROBERT Maxwell, a
prominent farmer hging near Cairo, q a.,
killed Adam Zsigler, negro, for at.
tempting TO assault Max9ell's little
daughter
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An Important sale.

l., W. Stldham & Son, auetioneers
announce that they will commenee on
Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, at their
auction rooms, No. III L. Fourth street.
bankrupt sale OF over Sl23 600 worth
oi foreign and domestic goods. The
goods are OF the bast quality and will be
sold without reserve for cash. The
sales VIII commence at 10 a. m, and
80 and 1,3o O'Clock p. IN. Read their
advertisement aud be sure to attend the
sales.
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Accidentally Hanged.

HUDSON. November 25.-A farmer oi
Ghsnt started off with q load Of hay on
Wednesday, and on the load was bis
small son. The air was chilly, and the
boy had Q scarf about his neck. When
the farmer had proceeded some distance
he happened to turn around, and saw
his son suspended BY the neck from the
limb oil tree some yards behind. IL
passing under the tree the boy had beer
hooked In the scarf by the branch. lie
was nearly slranyled to death when Ia
ken down.
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The sart,errGase

The entire session of Court, this
morning, was occupied In hearing testi.
fnotiy ior the State in The CarberIy trial,
but nothing was developed beyond what
was published at the time Of the shooting
aud during Carberry's first trial.
IL was announced that the trial list
VIII DC called, as usual, Monday morn
ing, but that no civil cases will be taken
up next week.
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Nnfure,s klnice-Mnx

The Kidneys are Gatureis sluioe way
TO wash ont the debris OF our CONSTANT,
changing bodies. II they do not work
properly the trouble is felt eysryw here
Then be wise and as soon ar yon see
signs of disorder get a package of KID.
ney-W oft and take IT faithfully. 1t will
cl.an the snice-way OF sand, gravel oil
slime aud purify the whole system
Druggists sell II, b tn liquid aud dry,
and It is equally effioient in either form.
- independent.
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LIekaIehHnI.

adrIp5i. pG advocates voc Of rapid 'rsa''' Saa'
for, for % raiirs.a a1sss.ss cs.lss, '1.,, Sd, apple,
,,,S haSo Committee on lajIrno,e, Ta,O'e 'he 4
nave nave, been received 'if'1,O4ts. i,om Id
.bow,D r =, the elevated railroads i,'in, ~ a q
gsmased usr ,.sl in any manner + t,on, "a, : not
ger ge, Trains, Official igares' s.'@ a,t TIE pa
Yea showing .hat The mrs M, , are also
Sutlacs ius,sas roads have IarpeIvS sIHSe'p's o
rns. ,nslsad of diminished, ,sisels slses . lne1s
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Carver Again n VICTOR,

LONDON, Nov. % DIR. Carver havine
reeonsldereu hts resolution to shoot NJ
mdre matches In this country, shot ai
Herndan to-day in competition with Mr..
Eden. This mach was for f50 a siue,
with iiitS pigeons each, at distance OF
thifty yards. Carver conceded two
yards to ms competitor aud wol, killing
thirty.tive birds, while Eden killed only
thirty,
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STOCKS,
hIn AsKEI
PnILAI ELpHIA MARK Ers

IUHHDAY, Noyember 22
FLOUR AND MKAE.-Floaf= is duti and
rather lower. sales of / .0uU barreIs Min.
nesota extras AT sTa7 25 Pennsytynnip
ianlly at I'd 50ab 621a; Western doat A.. Ia
az -, aud pHtenis at - 75Hs So. Rye fionr
sells al So AZ 8.
GRAIs.-@ heat WAS dull ana ic rer
bnsnel lower Delaware ranged mo !,
81 ~ To 81 a. AT the opeu board firsi
call, u ~ was bid for November 81 ~
ipf DeceInber; 81 Az r Fabfubfx
Rye Is dulI at tl 20 reunsyIyaniss.
1oTh 1oTh III IN better mand aud higher
sales OF 5000 bushels, including vel .og, nj
~, g9a oel9e. mixed III s7aOoc. steamer al
oIl9aoSe: No. SC, and reI.. ed al
5l1ac. Al lht o board. &c. was bid tar
November. VI z4c. Tor December, and 7Uc.
i9f January. Oats are In moderate re
lne,st and q to 4c. higher eales OF ~
and rejected and mixed al IsisaIlc 5J,-
wv bushels Noyem Der, at 6laiIls an.
receipts to-day. were as follows;-;g5G 4
bbls Hour 300 bush. Wheat 30 btj
oais. % q In bbis So9 ~ h,asn 9nsh rye; iltso hush
NHIskf,-Sales OF Western iron bound
are reported at u Is per gallon.
~ nay AZ, Ahp MD STRAW MARKET, Tor week
ehuing NOV. Il, l95i.--Loads OF hay. 400.
loads OF straw s.. Average price nrinG
week, prime timothy, 81 50 10 %l Is pei
iVO pounds mixed, ti % 10 81 10 pcr 100
pounds straw, 81 10 10 81 10 per l0j lbs.
fhJ hJLADELfhiA CATTLE MARkET
MONDAY. Nov. 2l, r. Nj,
EEEf CATTLE W re dull this week and
prices We're rather lower itU0 head
arrived and sold al the different yards
at aaac. per Id as To quality.
ohhEP were ruther dun, but prices were
hnehAnsed. 1000 head arrived a. d sold
AT the different yards at ~ b5zc., and
Lambs at ~ 71sG., as To condition.
hoos were In uemand, b2DO head sold
NJ lhe different yards at "a gIsu pef
pound, M 10 qualite. s19' po.
Park Drove Yard, SD and Lancaster ays
nue., West Philadelphia. NoU. 10.
SHEEP.-Extrn, IIO to 100 lbs.. bsz IN bsz
good, " to 100 lbs. % "A 51z; fair, s5 to l.
lbs., ~ o; stock sheep, 3l5a4, Lambs.-
Good. 014a7 medium, 81 a6 common
y 2oat2 . Calves 6a7Ac. Fair supply
Demand good Arrivals 500 head.
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saved From Being Lynehed.

CHICAGO, Nov 25.--J. NJ. Carbon.
cheese factory In Winfield, ILL.,, was
burned last night. The patrons TO whom
he was in arrears charged him with
arson, and assembled 10 day with ropes
for the purpose oil lynehne him. The
timely arrival OF the Sheriff aai posse,
who hurried Garrison OF to jail, preyen.
II.
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batter. Cheese, and Egg Convention

Drs MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 27.-The
annual National Butter, Cheese, and
Egg Convention and Dairy Fair will be
held In Cedar Rapids, commencing on
Nov. 20. Gov. Gear will deliver the
opening address. Among the distin
guished visitors from the East will be
the Hon. George B. Lorins, Commits
sioner Of Agriculture. About 1900 del
easfes will be In attendance, and over
5000 in premiums will bs awarded.
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THIRD EDITION
Arrest for Murder while Dividing
the PIunder.

RALEIGH, N. c., November 26.
Thomas M. Lynch, widely
known jeweller, who resided at
Oxford, N. c., disappeared ION
Tuesday night. Search was made Tor
him by his two sons, who found his
body in the public road. Beside him
lay q fence picket, IN which was a
heavy nail. His head was crushed in
and the nail had penetrated the brain
His sons found two young negroes
under a bridge dividing the money
taken from the body. One had his
watch and the keys of his store.
The men were arrested and are IN
Jail.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
~~N~N~~~~N-~~-NNNosoI
A lARlI.

To all who are suffering from the 4
and indihefetions Of youth. ner
weakness, early decay loss NJ mani
&c, | Will send Ircipe llat Nj
you, FREE IF CHARGE. THIS
remedy was discovered BY mssldl
In South America. send a seli-addra
envelope 10 the REv J0sEpH 7. Isl
lSuiioH u. NcD YUk Cfty. octaJdlwl
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.Meuu,0tlsul
nrafgia, sprains,
Pain In the Back and Side,

Neuralgia, sprains.
Pain In the Back and Side.
There Is nothing more painful than these
diseases; but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured BY use OF Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
This remedy IL not cheap Henxine
or Petroleum product that must be kept
away from fire or heat to avoid danger
of explosion, nor In IL AN untried expert
menf that may do more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been in constant use
for forty years, and the universal testimony
from all parts OF the world Il, IL never
fails. 1t not only effects permanent cure,
but It relieves pain almost instantancously.
Being a purely vegetable remedy, II IL safe
IN the hands OF the most inexperienced.
The record OF cures by the use OF PAIN
KILLER would MI volumes The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried 1t think:
Edgar cady. owatonna, MINI, says:
70 severe suffering fr1fn rheumAtlan Our
resort was 70 the PAN KILLER. which speedily
Charles Powell writes from the' Iors'
Home, London:
had been affiictod thrcc years vita nspralF.a
and violent spasinr OF tt,, stoinas. lis .'t0te
At Westminster Hospital eaye np M .else IN
despair. tried your PAIs kfiIRIt ais, 4 gave
me immediate relief, | have rgaiIlcd my
strength. and am now ablo ~ folio@ iLy usual
occupation.
@. H. Walworth, Saco. Me-, writes:
i experienced immediate ref II from rain In
The side by the use % yotlf Pals knLEls
| E. York says:
have ussst your PAIN KILLER for rlepmatifIn
and have nstiyed great benefit
Barton Seaman says.
HA.e used PAIN KILLER for thir.y years
and have found IL q nsrsr. .Idifhg remedy foE
rheumatism and lanlenesA
Mr.. Burdttt writes:
Itn.r.. laii. to give relief In cases NJ rheumatism
Phil. GILBERT, Somerset, Pa, writes:
frlin actlAl lse know your PAIN KItEH
IA ule best medicine get
All druggists keep PAIS KILLER lite price
is 50 low thnt It Is within the reach OF all
and IL VIII savcslauy times its COS, In doctors
bills 25e.. Doe. and 81 90 bottle.
PERRY DAVIS g. SON, PrOpdetors,
Providence, p. :.
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IHR ENGLISH THE LANGUAGE OF
THE FUTURE. "A writer in a recent
number of the Atlantic Monthly pre-.
dlcts that by the end OF the twentieth
century the English language will be
spoken by eight hundred million peo-
ple' occupying, besides England
proper and its contingent dependen-
eles, India, South Africa, Australia,
north America, islands in every sea
ana naval stations on every cape. BY
that time, it is thought, so large a
proportion of the business of the
world will be done by masters of tue
e'ontries named that, as u mere mat
ter OF social aud commercial conve.
hience, the whole world will devote
itself to learning English. The Ian
guages spoken by other civilized races
WIZ, according to this anticipation.
sink TO The character of local dialects
which will gradually lose their dis.
tinctlve differences and finally disap
pear altogether
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General News.
There were six deaths from yellow
fever in Havana last week.

There were six deaths from yellow
fever in Havana last week.
The Central National Bank of Bos-
ton has been authorized by Comptroller
Knox to increase its capital stock by
an addition of $500, 600. =..-.-
The resignation of Edgar NJ. Mars
BILE as Commissioner of Patents was
formally accepted on Saturday, to
take effect when his successor is app
pointed. .-..- -.
1t is said that tho bribery in.
dictment against Sessions will be
called for trial at Albany during the
coming session Of the New York Leg
islature.
Eight suits for jnfringements of
patents were brought against as many
milling firms of St. Louis on Saturday
by Samuel W. Bignall, of syracuse,
New York.
A stage coach was stopped and
robbed by two masked highwaymen,
near Oakville, Texas, last Friday night.
1t is supposed the robbers were those
who recently plundered stage near
Laredo.
Governor Long. of Massachusetts,
presided and spoke at meeting of the
Land Leagues of Boston, held last
evening, Ia honor of Father Sheehy
and Mr.. T. M. Healey. Mayor Prince
also spoke.
Mr.. I. p. 0'Connor lectured in
Scranton last evening before large
audience. lie was accompanied by
Mrs. Parnell and Miss Ford. They
have started for Chicago to attend
the Irish National Convention.
Many delegates to the National
Tariff Convention, to meet in New
YORK tomorrow, have already arrived
In that city. The total attendance is
expected to reach 800. William d.
Kelley will address the Convention to
morrow.
The Commissioners of the Distric
OF Columbia called upon the President
on Saturday and requested, among
other things that he recommend Con.
gfess TO assume the indebted ness OF
the District, amounting to about S22,.
100000.
In the Guiteau trial, on Saturday
among The witnesses examined were
oehator Logan, of Illinois, who
Ihonght The prisoner unsound in mind
aud Mrs. Scoville, sister of Guiteau
who gave the family history AID al
account OF the career of the assassin
Before her examination was closed the
Court adjourned until Monday.
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Merino Vests.

w. NJ. Kennard & Co.
have a line Of misses merino
vests, which they are selling
from IS to 37t cents, ac-
cording to the sizes. A
good vest for ladies' at so
cents.
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A STEAMSHIP AND ALL HANDS
LOST.
sAN s,fnAs1IAn. Noy. %.

The spapi~h steamship Jovellanos,
from Liverpool, foundered with ali
hanis wiile enteiing thus harbor. 1t IL
0alieyed that there were fifteen persons
on board. IL IL feared many disasters
have occurred ia the Bay OF Biseay.
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d E..IsrERs ORDER.
REaIsrEn,a OfrIrr

REGLsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co. DEL, Nov. lith, 1881.
Upon the application of Joseph Lesley, ,
James A. Lesley Wilson, and Henry Y.
sthlweIl, Executor OF Allen v. Le.ley
late oI Now Castle Hun lred, In
and directed hy the Register that
the Executors aforesaid give notice
OF granting of Letters of Testament
lary upon the estate Of tue deceased
with the date OF granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of surh
Letters in six OF the most pubic places OF
the county Of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate 10 present the same or abide by an
Act of Assembly In such case Isade and
provided, and also cause the same To be
inserted within the saTne period in the
WLMfsGToN GAZETTE, IA newspaper pub
tlshed in Wilmington. and To be contfu-
ued therein three weeks. (e. o. d.
-t Given under the hand aud seal
l.. ). of Oifice of the Register afor esaid
'-y-1 at Wilmington. IN New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above
written. :. &. Bl6Gs, Register.
NOTICE,
All persons having claims against. the
estate OF the deceased. must present the
same, duly attested to the Executors ON
or before Nov. i4ih. ls52. or abide inc A ~
o. Assembly in hnes gslse made and pro-
vided. JOSEPH LESEtY.
Bryn NaWn, Pa.
ia M ES A. l.. WILSON
~ Walnut ktfest. Phila.
HENRY V. sTtLLWtI.L
dJ7 Walnut street. Phlla.
OF ddress-JOhn II. Rodney, attorney
at law. No. 8 West seventh street. vii
mlhgton, Del. nov .42eod3W
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MERINO SHIRTS.

Gentlemen can buy a good
merino shirt at w. NJ. Ken
nard & Co.'S, for so cents.
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COoSAM Err.

This stock is always com
plete in all sizes, and quail
ties, from s. IS to s. 90, at
W. M. kennard & Co. S.
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BLACK GOODS,

Our black goods com
mand attention, on account
OF quality, shade and prices.
A good all-wool cashmere
tor As cents Crepe Wells from
SI75 upwards, at
W. M. Kenard & Co.'S
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FOURTH EDITION
Indication. for To-day.

For the Middle Atlautic States
slightly colder, partly cloudy weather,
southwest winds, shifting to uortherly,
rising barometer.
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- NOTICE.
ergons having claims az,

ALI persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the AdmialStfator
on or before Nov. I'D. 1889. or abide
the act of Assembly IN sucn case tn tae
aud provided.
sam II. THOMAS CLAYTON,
Administrator,
Address smyrna, Kent county, bel.
nov23 3wtpd
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WIN sBytoA vuav.csv.
RE CITY warEes~

The following were the ruIug prices in
market this morning:
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NnIgEE

Or ddress-JOhn II. Rodney. attorney
at law. No. 5 West seventh street, Vii
mington. bel. nov 42eoB}W
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-11
A SAMPLE VILLAGE.

I write this from a country village contain
ing about 900 inhabitants. 1t is a lovely
little town, nestled on a side hill to break of
the raw winds of winter and the hurricanes
of summer When l arrived this morning it
seemed to me as if there could not be bad
man or scolding woman in the village but
four hours have passed and am wiser man.
l came here to see old Mrs. Brown about a
pension she wants from the Government, and
when we had finished our business said:
q see you have four churches here"
Yes but we never have any sermons
worth listening to-"
The men look intelligent and smart"
"Humpi They are regular pokes. There
isn't man in Farmville who knows enough
to ask boot in a horse trade"
But the women look happy" protested.
"Then they look what they amt, she an
swered Il don't believe there is a happy
woman in the whole village. II you knew
of the awful carvings on here you wouldn't
look for happy wives"
what awful things do the men do?"
''You' betterask what they dontdo! It's
wonder to me that Farmvine hasn't shared
the fate of Sodom and Gommorrow."
DO they drink? -
''Do they Didn't | see even Old Deacon
Harris weaving this way and that as he climb
ed the hill last evening? lisa slippery path,
of course, but sober men don't climb a hill
sideways
DO they gamble %
Gamble What did Mrs Potts tell Inc
that her brothers wife told Mrs. Davis not
a month ago? -Four of the leading men in
the place were caught playing checkers for
the soda water. That's a nice example, isn't
ito"
"Is Mrs. Potts nice -
"Nice? Why she's the worst gossip in
town. It's wonder the men don't duck
her in mill pond"
"And Mrs. Davis 90
''She's hypocrite She'll talk sweet to
1 Mrs George is welispOken of.
by whom I've known her fifteen years
and never heard human being speak well
! of her She eats opium and lies like troll
/ lop?'
/ Isn't Mrs. McIIeury all right ?''
! Gan right? Why no one can live in the
! house next TO her"
"The postmaster seemed like a gooG man, .
I l ventured to remark.
Good man Why, my husband always
believed he was the very man who threw a
/ yaller dog down our well. 1 don't say that
+ he steals letters but know that when sent
two three-cent stamps in letter to nay
J daughter in Iliinoy, she never got it
''But there must be one good man here ?''
There must, eh? Wen, | wish You d pint
him out to me. I'd like to polish upmy spec
tacles and take a good look at him
"And there isn't one faultless woman %
! "Well, | don't want to seem vain and con-
eeited, because none of us are long for this
world, but expect I'm the faultless one you
are inquring sfter!'
I think | shall go out on tie evening train.
( Mrs. Brown says every lot and house is mort
gagged, every business man is ready to "bust, '
and every family has at least one scandal
about them. On my way to the post Office
/ an hour ago l asked grocer if he knew old
! Mrs Brown.
Know her! Why, she's gossip, liar, a
hypocrite, dead beat, and too lazy to change
her stockings more than twice year. Ere,
/ Press.