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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-05-11
The 8orsst @spabIitan.
WEDYEsDLY MORNING. NAY Il. IssI.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Btr6ess--s. T. Wo1corT.
CounciFmen-N North ward, y. j. Van
Giesen. r.. u. Cobb. Jno. A. Hart; South
ward, q. W. Robinson, S. II. Haslet, Ili
Holeman.
Justices Of the Pcdce--J. T. Brennan,
d. s.. Knox.
COnsfobio--James Walters.
School DirectOrs--J. Shawkey, s. j.
Wolcott, j. IL. Blaine, A. B. Kelly, j. Z.
Brennan, A. II. Partridge.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-05-11

flow about Decoration Day2 VIII
Tionests observe?
-Jno. Noble came down from
Brad. last Friday.
Editor James, of the Common
soeaHh. was in town yesterday.
1T will soon be tine for the forest
FIRE feuds to get In their work.
School for three weeks yet and
then our juveniles will be happy.
Prof Brockway held teachers
examination in this place last SStur-
day.
The Misses Evans, Of Tidioute,
paid Tionesta friends short visit last
Saturday.
--Junsberries are in bloon, and if
blossoms are an indication the berries
will be plenty.
Our farmers have their oats about
all sown, and arc giving their attention
to other products.
No base ball here yet; nor Gro
quet either, that has come to our re-
porter's notice. What's the matter?
Mr.. II, II. May returned last Fri
day from a short visit to Louisville.
His son Benjamin is still in that city.
-Trouting thus far has not been
very good. The largest string yet
brought in mas not numbered over %
or 80.
Rev Hickling has moved to town
aud will occupy AS residence part of
the Knox House, owned by Charles
Bonner.
MIR. Peter Berry. of Harmony
: twp. is to-day announced as u candi.
date for Sheriff, subject to the usOges
of the Republican party.
ID. w. Clark's children, Efie and
John, who have been very low with
diphtheria. are somewhat better, and
it is hoped they are out Of danger.
Rev. j. B. Thompson, of Shan
/ nondale, Clarion county, accompanied
by his daughters, Miss Cora aud Pearl
paid a short visit to Ii0nesta friends
last week.
Joe. Derickson brought in tn,
4 first rat,Iesnake of the season last Sat
= urday. lie killed it on the hill baei
of Hunters grist mill 1t measured
three and half feet.
New fences, new walks--partly -
: making garden and cleaning up .hoa
: yards are in order now; and just her
we wish to say, don't forget the celia
= and back yard
-Mrs. I. j. VanGiesen, with he
children, Maud and Lee, accompaue
i Mrs. S. G. Sloan to her home in ALLIE
gheny City, and expects to spend sev
eral weeks there.
-Mr.-Wagner, Of Warrer
It has succeeded Charley Congdon a
Il clerk at the Central House, the latte
having resigned his position and wi
soon say goodbye to Tionesta.
Jas. K. Clark, of Barnett, ha
taken possession of the Flelnin
House with his family and become
citizen of our borough for a fac
Glad to welcome all sach.
It's Mr.. G. w. Robinson is inclOsin
his premesis with new picket fenc
. which, when finished will improve tt
= looks of his property an hundred fol-
Jim Carson is the architect.
The meeting of Grand Lodge
o. Of o. F., of this State takes,plaee
~ Philadelphia, May 16 Mr.. G. v
Sawyer was elected Representative
the Tionesta Lodge, and will start f
there shortly.
An exchange says that only Of
man in nine-two lie mean enough
slyly put long blonde hair on Il
shoulder of a man whose wife is
brunette. Only divorce lawy
: would play such shabby trick.
- For the largest black bass csug
in the State, with fly, AfeId Al
A float offers a handsome fly fish
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-05-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

IN. i. Sabbath School at 10
a. M, F. M. Sabbath School at IL
a. IN, Presbyterian Sabbath School at
3 p. m.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-05-11

MoUNTA1N GINGERBREAD-Take
alfpound butter quarter.pound
sugar, six eggs (yolks and white beat
en- seperately) one teasponful each Of
ground cinnamon, alspice, aud cloves,
one teasponful ginger, three-quarters
pint Of molasses, four tahlespeonfuls
sweet milk, and one pound -four hav
ing mixed thoroughIy,in it oDe meas
ure Banner" Baking Powder
G1vEN Ur BY DocToRs. rs it pos
sible that Mr. Godfrey is up and at
work, and cured by 50 simple remef
dy?7 81 assure you it is true that be
is entirely cured, and with nothing but
Hop Bitters; and only ten days ago
his doctors gave him up and said no
must diel' "WelI.a-day That IS re.
markable will 60 this day aud get
some for my George know hops are
good "-Salem Post
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-05-11

Goods cheap at
Aug, IL, 80. HAsLEr & Sons.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-05-11

Preaching in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning and
evening, by Rev. Hiokling.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-05-11

Rev. Hill will occupy the pulpit
of the NJ. L. Church next Sunday
evening At 8 o'clock.
, 1881-10-15
How Girls Should Act Before They Are
Married, and After That
Event.
l Philadelphia Young Indy Looking for a.r
lover Finds Him In lilo
GraYe.
E.padwood and Brooklyn Regarded
from IN Eethetic Stand
point.
The First Engagement-Bernhafdfs Boy
Why She Was Thure-cursent Poetry,
Humor, Etc.
TODAY.

Tomorrow, nhi weird, beautiful tomorrow
Thon Wilt blot out tbls hroodInR, bitter sorrow:
All fair treasures from thy wings ri borrow;
shnil be happy-happy, lovo-to,norrow.
Yesterday. aiil transient, glorious yosterdart
Why didst thou not In thy great gindncss atay2
Why..ltdst tho, In thy radiance pass nwaya
was 81 hnppy-happy-ycstertl
FANNY DHlsCOLL.
, 1881-10-15
FOUND IN TIE CRAVE,

handsome maiden Ut about 20 summers cl,-
tered tho Coroner's office OIL Satsoln street
yesterday afternoon alltl presented herself
before the desk Mt which Clerk AslbrIdge
was sitting. There we're evidences Of re!iuc-
,lellt III her dress mid style, but the hand
some couGtellance waS bcclonded by n louk
Which told ns f0rcibly us words TINT her
l,enrt was heavy with sorrow and anxiety.
She paused for n moment, and then 1T II
ltmitl, hesiiating nlnnner inquired: Scan
you kindly tell uhc II you have recently held
MI inanost upon young man named Esbert
I. Wt!sonY'
Clerk Asl.brtdge pondered for moment,
aId then shook his head.
!" Yuu are quite surcY Y' urged the maiden,
rs her face lIgiltenel somewhat.
Tho otllclal looked through, hts file for
three weeks back, wllle tho u,hstioner
entry had been scrutlnized he shook Ills
head again, nnd tho far inquirer brcuthetl
slgil Of ru!lef. She then went ol, to explain
that tie young man to WHOM Bhg l'tld refer
eilce WIS lIer lover, allu tilat the ilurrIaEe
day was Near ut l!lllu. lie lIRu been Gill
pi9ye!l II thls s!ty for: some ting: hIa fotks,
up Il. tho State. Up to Il couple Of weeks
ago. she went oil to sny, lln lltlil beeN regular
Iii his visits, but lurng that tflne SHE llntl
not o1lco seen him. Nceon'sng alnr'ied, shs
mnlU Inquiries nmOng some OF her uc-
Quainta,,ces, one ut whom t0ld her that
Egbett had been taken sick and wns III Il
hospital. The saina 4ay upon, Wh!cl, she
traoo 1t hcr betrothed COULD DO fo,,na. Thon,
10 last resort, sho haa determined % try tho
Ctork AshbeidRo 9avo her. a few words " 900i
cheas, prnpbesyii,s Unit her lover would s9on
n,,iE.n n"I Iistcncd nrnrnssGt, htr thanks in n
, 1881-10-15

after tho formal announcement of tho ell
gagen,Gnt NJ possible. The two families
should meet anil alioull make friendships at
once. This Ia Important.
It. Is to tlesG near relatives that tho prnb.
able date OF the weddlng-day Is first wills
rercd, III tfme 10 nt0w Ut much consultation
amt preparation tn tic selection Of wedding
gifts. III opnIent families each llas SOME
times given tho young couple a1lver dinner
sorvlce. and nuclt silver besl.les, and the
roo,HB Of the brides father's house look like
a jewelers. sltop when the presents arc
shown. All tie magnificent ornolu oria-
tncnts for the chimney piece. handsome
c1Ucks aiM laiNpY, fans lit large quantities,
SPOONS, turks, by the hundred, aud OF latu
yeafs thu line gilt ornan,ents, furniture,
ca'nels' hair sllawls, braceteis-all, ali ara
piled up III most admired confusion. And
when tho Invitations aro out, then can con,e
III the uuter world witt! their nlorc hnstijy-
procured gifts: rnre specimens OF china, 1T
tle paintings, ornaments for tho pcrsoli-al1,
All ART III Url!tr.
bought, and sent win t!,e g!yer's card trom
tilu shop " The trlde directly. Sle should
always acknowledge It's arrival by u perso,lul
note written by herself. a you,iK brsut
klIowlgtlging her gifts: She said that slle IIad
10 Hany tl,at s!s could not find tllnu IT, wrisu
the ,lutes+ This was considered bDaslfilI alla
lNDst ungtaci0ns.
taste ur. Industry Of tile friend VINO srItts mrs
particularly complimentary. a piece of en-
lrOidery, n paltttng, q water.col0r, uro most
tiatteriIK kltts, as thoy bctokcn lung and pro-
kG friend ahu,itd 10 deferred from sending a
s.nail prcsont, one not representing Il money
value, Gccausc other and richer p1Uplt eau semi
mure cxp pctlsive onu. Often tho little Kilt re-
| rnaine As Tuoat cndenrnE and usofui souvenir.
thing which must 10 LETT to .ndIvIu,iai taste. III
Solnp pcnple dlsapprove OF II, and consider Il
ossentuttoua: otnefs iaya large room devoted
To the display Of the prGsents and ID ceftalnty
Az for shs coliduct u the betrothed pair dur
nro apt 70 he soulewhat moro leu!ent ia thor
views uf the liberty to be allowed than AFRO tho
| KnKlisi. Min The latter, no young lady is n.
lowed 10 dtne M!one with her huncG, unless hO
hus u nlostor ~ receive her. Nor ls she allowed
| 10 10 to theatre ulono With him, Or to travel
| relnx onu ot those rigid ruiea which severe
chAporgn would enforce; and !. must 10 allowed
anees ib it tho nest tnste.
AZ fur tho management ring, modern fashion
prescrlbea dtmnnd ,lm sotalrs, M e, which can FanKe
| eHtAtton Is a Secret between tho engaged pAr.
As to tao weddln9 tour It !s no io1Rcr COB
tS Il 1 i
! who tuarr!cd nn Engl!shnan last sntn,ner at
Newport returned In three dAya to tako her own
tations. II tno rowly.murred pair thus begin
ho!!seksepliix ta thetr own WY they geneTally
casy ade S or % sn: aS sn'tssy Csfy
longer dccucI essential. aid tho more sens!ble
| rew miles ont uf town for ino,,ih.
II tho bridal pull 20 TO q wnterlng. p1nce dur
~ s carcfni @ & d'say s " o0
Such exhibitions In tho cArs Or III public pluccs
as o1s of.ea sse; of ths hr!de iayng lei ncad
, 1881-10-15

swell" saId Dradw0atl nun who ilad
Just been Introduced to lsr0oklyn girl, and
who hnd been asked BY l,rr II they lIatt lla'ty
OF tllosa lovely frontIcrslneIs ont ILLS way
swell, mum. we hoy right smart OF 'em III
our neck a tho wootts."
Land do shoy wear f1tngeu legs ald
hunt tlosu dear, sweet bu1falo1 asked tllo
girl.
"'rhe Stage-drivers wear fringe aud s!cll.
mid VIM, II bll iInlcr shines out sou.e one Ii
pdoty Qpt to hook OIL"
"llpw supremul And those gorgeous Ill
djuuy In their picturesque wtgwatls OF Sall.-
pu,.l, with the blcnslIMg combinations OF war
paint, llu you uftun seo tlleM"'
"Uh! unce In whlln wa get hack ut q
buck but a,ostly they ase o., the reservation"
repl!t4 tAe ueadwoQd lnan, starlux. "They
, 1881-10-15
HER RECOMMENDATIONS.

'rwns dull, heavy evening; tho tight Of
tho dozen gns,lets along tha streets only
served to make the haze u1ld fog visible. The
clock Just tlnklctl fostl. the hour OF ., anlt
with tlln Nsna1 remark that "'twas time hon
est folks were abed," old MeGunnlglgglt
trutlged Oft upstairs, followed by the nge{
partner Of his sorrows and scarci,or for hlA
JOYS,
"Don't you young folks set up till the
morning paper CONES, this time" shouted
SHE over tie bannister.
"ND-O-O,'' replied 4 sweet voice fran tlls
parlor; 1--WE won't, will wc?" said she In al
undertDne.
"Not If I know It," wns tho reply. n,
the old folks arr going to he as sour rs this
giless I'll skfl, now,h asd lie reached for Ills
Int.
e. See hercl' md tho girls eyes CLEANED
with earncstness. "y0,l're tile first felnw
Pve hntl, aud you've got to put down that
hat, and git up nnh court mo In Hoot, shape. I'm.
hDmGly, know. hut eau b1lItf hcttor brealF
tr,n Il bosom shirt handsomer, knit n pair oi
atUekluHs quicker, md make $l.T 70 further
than any girt lii tho vitlngo. Thctn's nly recoln-
nlcn.tAsiOhs." ....... 7...'.
''rhat suits me cxacty," and his hnt flew Int
tho cnrncr. and that evening tho details Of tht
wedding were nl HrrIfiUetl. He depended on a
gIrl hs smart as that to got tho best or tho old
tplka.
, 1881-10-15
CURRENT POETRY.


She nlurmurcd to Adotphus, while her eyes wers
all n.tsrcam,
III hoar tho merry Jingle Of tho pedalor OF lee
cream";
But sue looked Hs black as thunder, unl her rnpt.
ure did explode,
When she learned tho bell was j1ngled by heller
down tho road.
Then amid 4saolphus to hcr, with twinkle in hla
eye.
My love, you wero not fur from right, pray
you do not sigh;
Although tho merry, tnkllng bell was not tho
pedtller's pot,
Well follow ,ip this. young bovine. and heller
nice cream yet"
Tho heifcr suddenly turned tail-thIs tale Il
strictly true;
~ hRro no Ice cream. friends" sul shcA " but
hcru iIru horns tor swo.''
Tho fair ono did not fancy thosc-lt certainly
WIS rough;
She oped her mauth-Ado!phus had , nice
ecrgaln, aur0 euouRh.
, 1881-10-15

cIlt. THESE litter wrro Mr. .Insflll l'lnHtIen
and ils sister. Mr. 1slag,lei, dhl iiot iMpress
me fuyurnbIy. lto WIS stout. ilnritt-cnnl-
breadth of his whttn walstcoat, aiMl foE tho |
prof4sloa. of jowclry displayed thereon: =.
antS '9at' 'my Hsar III vsfy y,,,Sh ssio
'W gaa ss, u.s. RI s"'s tr'oyeIs - III aoa Ss 1s n1i
II Mtlll0li n ycAt--tlle trU1l trntc. you know"
added thu old Re,ltIcn,aa by way Df explaln-
luz TINT Mr.. ll1ngticn wus otto OF tho incsll-
"sclt.n!atlo m,an, too." said Mr.. spatding;
"hcRnn life rs n fUnt!ry.bny." =
.FrUul wlint snw Of Nj. l,Eaglon within
tho next few weeks. Ills origin pa'nstl ltnvn
ncr il, which l,a luipArtra tl,o ''fo!uilry-
imy'a" mnnners Into the sphere tn .whlcIl l,is
in,l,lstry and sIecoss hnd In,t hin. 10 WAS es.
aee&, tunt ii:tio woi:,a,,. with Rooi heart and
Il kindly nnturc rs discovered llter nu
Asw ye hsne 5ror ] i1st IN toxa 10y m
Tast Mrs spalanx OF our arrIy1' Ct h"%G ,h,.
snlior tor Nelly. los frlcnd q. Mrs slml'l-
,rss t ,laE kw her':s sho herself comes from
jin,,s state ot mind, from Tho moment h9
i'reaeh. th!s theory ,ay no better asi19a
Mncniurnbip. Una evening lit thinner nt MnMnt
,Mfsn si "poa w.
fsl1tJ hnyu much re Isicei To i,yu sGrIl aktilt1ll-
" performed. after tho irnn-,rAstcrs Euars "a.
vettlyrs against tho fnetllcnl prufGasInn which
had been cilled tnrth during konsa nsHunent
c0ncern!ng doctors foes. kcliy's nttlt!,da TO-
cep,ibio ebat,Es. ss,e wiz loys nn,l qrrtlS rs
bcfnre; bnt ffnncleN that Mrs. spaldng con,
Nntiy as frequently tugcllor rs pos1iPle; md
thus 1Im's tGtc-ai1tcs werc rctlusc,l I'll mtser.
nbo minimum. Worst NJ u1 ns .1lsn remarked
10 INC otie day, Nelly Ind confessed thlt 1,ur etup.
mother had tiri faare tilnn ono occl,sIou hInteA
that ST.. llnRdcn's visit u,l stny were not solely
Sp,idtn8 wns, III other words, Il clever woman,
playing u nice little aat,o u .li!,!nlnaey. NM NM
Win ths elderly IRON fous,ter. i. kn'w nut
S't inS should uTo sette tic e" 9uai,sr far hssssf
ana have sIvcn sir. BiaEirn 10 understand that
hts attentions ,wore n'swcconsc nna hopr1eas.
0nc mold; nnd tho upsk lnyins luturcs mny
so,1,ctit,,cs 10 coprcctl by what seems In their
nb!1 Kind, and which cAn only cntnIt mlsery iii
tho ent,
70 !hlnEs vent on ct sSkns2mpton !, we u d; +
fiji, stycrt. %rrc Dr Jar,cs lrouku u,i,ipinccti
tls W,jtluxuess 10 relieve tho ilctsd InIiy from
e j %nS fs 6, nj ME onas ea nseM II
tic ite,i i.ion-Jin having hecn called to Il Ills
1ant rt Of his ah.o f!s~hs" 9su an ,ae M f0ppn pr.n'
, Tic e.Ycct. .nt wrt IN snorl ID s,asiu,, fs frotn
,,I,i,c. iii to t.o uost trivial Of n,,r Gniutons."
I{ggi I{ugppy dcn thos,rit /. uhal1 $40 whether or
oa III rD"xs w3rs II Huf 81 fG I'LL tlo o. cou 1
ivn fns!o1 q q 'jfsiah iinr.ieu. Es%' >-' N'A
Ny pians wcro tilon rlpilly mntured. Moru..
s1t,,sch. an hart at WORK Of, Il cnnyns II, Which
tic Interior "r tiau cti!co grows Under n,y Grllsh
Hy y M ; Tasrg M tSs Hre m ss sfrs %r 'n9 1f
AfeliioIssobi, heard M On Il bright sunny dny
, 1881-10-15

THE CAMPAIGN IN Virginia.
Hhc-pan't put ynur nrtn nrountl my neck;
You'll rlllnple all my rsailIcs.
He-Then let iuu kiss yul, without forc0,
And thus ny0td alt scuitiea.
Eho-Theru In no sweetness In Il kiss
Unless by forCo tia taken.
He-i know II. 1'heru! q tti{d Ia bllssl
T'hls aty1e pf Usttllnt1Oll.
ahu-Aly r,lt!its yuu taye, rumplud, luge.
AND put mo In u tluiter.
Ht-U never lnil,t: III Tx II. dpro,
For l'tu u !tundl luater,
, 1881-10-15

Z UlEGIE UIHIs To MIRa.
I'm MI only daughter young girl,
4 splt-c,i md trlazcs yolnE girl,
A languIahns, dainty. all powdery md palnty,
tit up ut II young girl.
I'1u woull-De csthotlo young gill,
a unto un tho Hrta young Ktrl,
A poet in embryo, don't know thing. you Know,
All oil tho surfAco young Klrt.
I'm n novel; reading young girl,
a Ilc-AwakD untl Il young Elrl,
4 rorlNntic, hull. crazy, hut terribly lazy,
Let mn DO the wurk young Eirl.
I'm loolk- out for a cntcll young girl,
a snatch EN- up quick yalng xirl, ....-.-.
A half ,lu tho proposing. and buy 'om Wien
IOzAK,
HOLD On TO your game young girl.
, 1881-10-15
WIVES,

Three men OF wealth meeting, not lolg
sIuuu, III New York, tho conversation tnsNetl
uIn,. lnolr wives. Instead Of finding fault
with women III general, md their wives III
particular, eacl, ono obeyeu the Wise mulss
advice, antt "Raye honor unto Ills wife"
~ toll you what 1t !s," saltt one Ut tho ulcl,
j" they nlay say what they ptpaao about thu
Mssles,ess Of modern women, but my wife
las done llGr s!larn IN securing ntlr success
III life. Everybody knows t!,at her faniIy
WINS nrlstoeEasIc Mla exclusive, allu nil tllat.
u days work tn her life; but When W. IL Gu:
failed, allu llAtl to commence ut tic fout uf
tho I'LL aEaln, sle discharged tlle servants
mud chose but neat !ittlu rtIltnYU. anu did her
own housekeeping Until WAS bv1for VIZ"
"Aud my Wife," said u socnlll, ''wws i'm only
daugh.eg, cartssea aAd pattel 10 death; ana
, 1881-10-15
uERSl1ARDT'9 BOY.


Sarah Uernllnrdt's continued "divnga-
t!ous," rs the French say, 1T refusing to re-
Identify herself with Tie Contdio do Fran
caise Inns revived m old scandal III yfrulent
foru. III tho days Of Sarai.'s gtnry Mt tic
"Mnison ,1o MoltAre" 1t was always cor.
ccded that, though she had slnied, her sin
was Il royak onu--that the father of her best
beloved son wus none other tlInn tho Duke
d'4\n,uale. Certainly this Prince oyil1cetl no
desiru to escape the responsibility Gf this
stlrposititlo!is paternity: Ivy WY eG@nsl,lGMots @
l,er disposition, md Ills prinrely nrni wns
often seen supporting 1Jle fragile form OF the
actress after tia viuteht emotion Ut - Grna'll"
or "ltny Illus" Now, however, t!lnt Sarntl
quest tho paternity oi her Infants is nscribed
10 less imposing persolnges, nlu CrnIxelta
" set on tho pedestal! ~ the l)ukg's
favored mistress. Tho Duke himself ntfn-
bly, let's .gosslp drift whittier 1t will, TIC By
entitled 10 tho lurxeat ltnerty !n t'Is anors, and
that tho su!KAr w9ri! lias no tu1r1 rlght tou,ty
than u bud n tho Anya9l Louis Alv: ahd inIia M
slpations Ut ruyal parsonaYcs. u ID true tlat
hu has so fur rilturcA into the sp!r!t Ut noder,l
Europe ~ to be Willing 70 lend h!s rayat brn!n
Ks,de alid Inspector. 1nerll ut tho ArMtes. Nur
u he alone 1i this laudahl0 dcairu 10 snako hfl.
scir usofui 10 his country. All als iiepho;ys ata
at'd what not. THO Duke himself has tinn pA!.
aees In. pArls, grabbed fror, thu stats by hs
sssaa as nas, IL .hp n s e sfea, On tc
hill If MoltinArtrG. WhcrU tho 1urnMltats. IleeH.
pNIntnrs. Aal hetbr ulass Ut cocottes haso THUR
nest Of D'Auuiaiu. OF tho hue Chnleau4riMild.
are tho housos Ut Emilio zo!A and Full do Cas-.
snaEuc. There aro 50 nlaly Of Tho rakes III tue
riuIuity tMt It "a som9ttlies k1!own "a tao
t1Ishrthr nf tb0 prtuCn9.H
, 1881-10-15

everybody said, "woli, II be- will marry a doll
Ike that. ho'l mako tho Rrcatest mistake Of h1t
marriage. h!ek with tho fever, she nutsctl mi
back 70 health. and mover knew her to n,ur.
mnr because thought VIC could not afford NM
swell, Hanttomon," chtmcsi in third. ~
marriesi d smars, healthy, pretty eIrI. but slu
nyaos,, iaotcd IN l3yrun, rcnd Emerson, AMI
r,.med tho first baby ilalph Waldo Emerson mi
tho SECOND Maud: but toll yOn whnf 'tis," uni
tin epedker'A ayes grew Huaplctnitsly moist
when VIC Ibid llttle Maud In her Inst bctl NJ
Auburn. my pM,r wife had no remembrance oI
,leglcct or atfnted mothorly cure, and tic ttli
all made BY her own hands,"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-21

There has been good deal said about
the feeling of the South and of Southern
people as affected by the recent attempt on
the Presidents life; and good deal of IN
necessary comment and much gush has
been indulged in regard to it. 1t is a fact,
that goes without saying, that the South
felt the blow struck at the Chief Executive
as strongly as the North did, sorrowed as
deeply at the impending danger, and re-
Joiced as loudly and as sincerely at his
fortunate escape. But sentimental and
foolish people, and good many papers of
the same character, proceeded on the hy-
pothesis that there would be more
JOY than sorrow in the south when the
shot was fired at the President, and have
IN consequence gone into extravagant and
ridiculous sentiment aud gush, when the
south, being what these people and papers
seem to be incapable of recognizing, part
of the same union with the north, showed
the same. sorrow and joined in the same
grief. That such would be the case should
have beenexpected and the gratifed won
der that these same people and papers
show is an insult to the section. In this
connection is printed some selections from
the southern press, as indications of the
southern feeling