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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09
TallyIFor Peach stone.
Peach Stone Medicine Company,

Peach Stone Medicine Company,
DEAR SIR:-About ten years ago l was
thrown from horse and my foot hung in the
stirrup and dislocated my knee joint. Last
Wednesday night, while srresting drunken
man with whom had a scuills, the same
was again sprsined and was confined to my
room the next day. / bought bottle of
Patterson's Peach Stone Liniment and one ap-
plication completely relieved me. To-day l
can walk as we'll as anybody; yesterday was
hardly able to got along with a stick. shall
recommend your liniment to all my friends for
it is wonderful remedy. Yours in comfort.
j. T. GARTER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09
The BeII-Punch Law

During the month of December the differ.
emit saloons of the city registered 1886
alcoholic and 5000 malt drinks. Since the
enactment Of this law there has been collected
from dealers in this county the sum of
S22,650. Under the former law the same
dealers would have paid SS4,675-a differ
ence Of $ll,925. Our county jury fund has
suffered loss of nearly $4,000 by the exist
isg law, which shows how far short 1t has
fallen of accomplishing that which its origi'
majors claimed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

We invite attention to the piece in this
mornings issue signed "a Convent Girl"
and entitled "Watching and Waiting" In
the publication, we infringe upon an aim oS!
innexble rule Of tho office, which requires
the real name of every correspondent, but
the indueement herein has been the suggos-
ton Of that diffidence and modesty which 50
often accompany the earlier efforts of
genuine merit. In sentiment and rhyth m
the piece is little gem. In its order it be-
loags to the trochaic verse, while the metre
is Of the tetrsmeter and the octomster
lengths the third and sixth lines being Of the
latter, or tho former telrameter doubled or
repeated. Longfellow's Psalm of Life, as
also his Hiawatha, belong to these metres,
though, like the poem in hand, are fre.
quenely defective (catalectic). Throughout
tie piece there are figures of rhetoric that
wildly adorn the thought and inspire the
The young authoress need not be
ashamed Other poetic essay, and the HERALD,
one of which most exquisite pleasures it ever
is to assist in any way its readers and con.
tributors, especially when they arc of the
young or those struggling to advance them
selves, will always be found ready coadju-
tor. Let the authoreSs OF watching and
Waiting" persevere. Her song has the true
ring of the poet, and long ere the silver
twilight falls" she may have on!wiuel for
herself literary name that, in her own
language, will in "tints of brilliance fash"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09
Mortuary Report.

Mortuary for the week ending January s.,
1881; Mrs. Bronghton, white, age As; con-
sumption.
Infant of George Hoke, colored, female,
age 8 days; nanition.
CLANCY Green, cOlored, female; old age.
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PETERSON HOTEL.
Paris, Texas.
W. ]. FINNEGAN, PROPRIETOR.

Having lcased.this hotel for term of three
years, from January LIST, 1881, Itake this OPP
portunity TO inform the travelling public that
in the future, as in the past, no pains will be
spared to make all who may bestow their
patronage on me, as comfortable as posi-
BILE. Improvements tending to the comfor
and convenience of the guests, is being made
from time to time, and nothing will be left
undone to make the Peterson hotel, of Paris,
one Of the best hotels in the state.
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OUR CIRCULATION.

The following speaks for itself, without COM
ment from ourselves:
OFFICE DALLAS HERALD,
January ISL. !
A. M. Cochran, Esq, Postmaster, Dallas
DEAR SIR-Herewith enclosed we manu- you
ona hnndrod and twenty-one dollars and
seventy cents, amount bill due for postage OF
the Daily HERALD for last month.
We wonld thank you, If possible and conve-
nient TO you, TO furnish us the information as
10 The comparative circu alton of the HERALD
as ngainst The other pa pers of north Texas.
Very respectfully,
PFOUTs, ELLIOTT HALL,
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INDICATIONS

GUY states: IncrsaSin0 eIsudineH and areas
Of rain; northeast 10 northwest pind'; Hation-
" or towcr temperature and stationary or fol-
ling followed on Smioy by rising barometer,
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PosrorrIcE, DALLAS, TEXAS,
January 4, 1881.

P0sToErICE, DALLAS, TEXAS, !
January 4, 1881. )
Messrs Pfouts, Elliott Il Hall,
GENTLEMEN In reply TO yours Of even dste,
i can only state from the best sources OF inior,,
nation at my command that the postage paid
by the Dallas Daily and Weekly HERALD is IN
excess of that paid by all other papers IN norm
Texas combined.
Very respectfully,
A NJ. COCHRAN, Postmaster,
per Bentley, Assistant Postmaster
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AT, MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL Morn
Ing service and holy communion 1880 o clock
Evening service, 1;l5 O'Clock. The bishop
breaches al the morning rvice The early
communion service has been discontinued on
Sunday, Hereafter the holy sacrament will be
adm Mustered on every Sunday alter the usual
1880 clock service.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

OUR thanks are due to the Baltimore Sun
for an advance copy of the Baltimore Sun
Almanac, of seventy-!wo pages, for 1881
with the compliments of A. s. Aboll 81 Co..
publishers and proprietors.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURRCH.-Rey w.
9. MeCune, pastor. Services at IL clock In
Lively hail, Sabbath-schOol alta
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Fall and winter dress goods at cost at A.
& L. Mittenthsrs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

Ertored at the Post O0iee at Dallas, 7tras, as
Second Class Mater
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN OH -
Rev ID, W; Broughton, pastor. Preaching at
ii a. m. and att p. IN, Sabhath-sChool at $3.50
H. NJ, Prayer meeting Wednesday att p. m,
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TOO LATE FOR CL1ssIFIOATIos

EOR SALE. "A first-class family harness
horse. Perfectly gentle, and fast enough
70 drive In the best of company. Apply to Il.
j. Duncan, corner OF Good street aud Pacific
avenue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

TABERNACLE Nj. E CHURCH.-O Elm
street, near United states court room-A. II,
Reat, pastor. Prcac hing to-day at IL n. m. and
p m, Clsss meeting AZ $50 a. m sunday
school at $3.50 p m The public a'e invited 10
all these services. Seats Tree.
, 1881-02-23
SIMPLICITY IN DRESS,
Opportunities for Pretty Effects Which
KoNnG Lu&i5es 1EnUre.
}ftf.tsrts ft1xar.


KounG Lnd5es 1gnures
Narpsrs tdxar.
Onr ynllng girls In America do mt seem
to llnye tho sense OF beauty Ut simplicity III
dress. No young girl looks It's young or Us
lovely in heavy yplyets ind loaded trimmings
rs III stlnple muslin mid soft cllnging mn.
tertals. Tluy detraet from tlIclr own fresh
cl,nrms by calling nttontiul, to thu adorisllcnt.
should bo inclined to s,ly TINT no Jewels,
unless s!llElu ruw of pearls aronntl tho
throat, l,o luce but simple Vnlenclcnnes,
should be worn by any grl younger thai 81.
i druss pnrfcctly fresh, bright in color
twllera the complexion pormits}, beautifully
cut asld almost entirely untrimuletl, ean,ut
be Improved upon f0r Il young girl. 1t Is tho
suft rounded forn,s, the dewy b[oum OF the
ps as Nv W. s'v Wat to seS 0S hera M Ss sks tss ars
worn they should mt bu Of heavy guilty,
aowneurs. 1t Is 4 fuslle waste of money; no
We woultl like 10 call attention to the fact
that tlla Btyy Ut dressing Influences the laIl-
!ers. tho cairlage,o OF tile wollnn. Tho nnscM-
lnp sty!e Ut tl.uss EAs tllis ub1ectl0l!. 1t Is a
ti,te for tie ulster that wo llayo all adopted.
1t Is surely very convenient gnrnent for
our streets, alld for ruin, atul nn, and s,low;
but there + y dIiferonce !n tle cut Of e.sters,
overcoat as possible. Whuru young girl
hns slle pUeketa, she Is npt to put tl0r hands
IN tliol,, and. where sllu allns q Derby hat,
hoy often tlig swnEger follows,
THO Derby Int appears t0 lllU to llNy0 no
excuse. It y Mtbecomtng eycM to u ,nnil,
md absolutely iitleous upon " woman: II Ii
snrprlsll!K 10 sco tie,n Attopted by We!!-1red
sf t. srt rhsS St ss k fsas tat 9 We saS
hand oscr n! the younger generation to an
exclusive enstumu Ut THO Derby hut. the
, 1881-02-23

Actors, q; artists, |: bakera md confecttoners,
2; lmrlcrs, B.; betfnnlrr, hltleks!nlth ts'i'cr-
makers. 10; 1ookEeorars, u; boak6l.!tlcrs. .;
fo.tnsers 9nd tlnlshrrs. u; butchers, D.; u!xnr-
makers. IL; clerks, snles'non, J): caorera. i;
TURNER'S, Yaldrners. b.; prot,rs. i; xl,l.sltl,a,
:; housewives, llb: hatttre, !! lawyers. i; h.tnr-
err. p: lm.sn!ressna, y: lithngraphcrs, =; lin.
~: nllllnUrs, Z: n'Oltiers. 4; t,,nsIc!lts, =;
ncdhcrs,.; pnckefs, <; pantcrs, 10: rayseinns, !
iieo, MtMtors il; portcrd, d; priests. " snI,na
.; servant girls, 10. sulAa6uetlcrs. v; stoncetlt.
tors. ds tnlh!rs, ~: tMIlurtssos. !; tnnl,ors, .;
stora, u: unertAkcrs, \: walters. i: w0olwtrk.
ers, I: ltl,knuwt,. H. Iutut nnalp, lOD tetul TO-
llAlo, 100; totHl utitler 10 years. :au grand tota
, 1881-02-23
MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE,
u Nlllwnukco Health 0rtiInaure f..
Plumbing, Se,rertmg, mud prain.ns
neutrality-suspicious. ana Uke11,,p'a.
Visions.
7S tht Editor o. TIT Chicago Trtbunt
Nl1IwAuKsE, Feb. 2i.-Incloscd hcrcvp,
IseHd sou MI ordinance prepared by H.
Health Department OF tllls city, now r,,u,s,
before tlle Common Council. 1t cmbrase,
tlie hest conclusions Ut sailtary sclynea IN /
regard to tho proper plumbing, sewrruc. anI
draining Of buildings. 1t would be A rood
thing to commend to tho Common Council n
CllicaRo. 1t also contains safe mid soupd
+ guiding principles for your own sanitary liz
spectors, through whom TnE TIslprSr i,
doing III much gonlt To the public, | wlss
NIL Journals fn tho country wcre III efficient
and Intelligent In advocating sunitary meas
urcs rs TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
ALDERMAN
HEALTH OIlD1SANCE.
An ortlin9nce concerning tie plumbing, teFcn
Milwaukee,. T'i1 MHyor anu Common (ouins, (ui ri
gf Tue CITY Of Milwaukee Tn orla!n Us foloss
h,Ef,r SECTION l. pw'ess. aEsnts, u occurn,s q
lntrp.lucU thorein works Of plumbing, sexirnn
Ard irnTniig. shn1l. fr0n anil utter tic pa.,,Ts
nsld publication Of thls ORDINANCE, observe u,
following reKnEnttnns-t0-wtt.:
|. All plumbing work shnll bp OF good rata,
=. Only good workmen shall be cmploycd II,
.. AL su!-pipcs ahdll 10 Of iron.
4. Al soil.pipos ataIl bo accessible throusto,,
tholr nntlro lei,xth for inspection.
md I'd sa A Sp e. 81 sitnsa 1h 9x's IiS.s tIifssh the
o. All sCW0r.p pines tnsIttr Ut INV l1IItiur sht1
, 1881-02-23

AhAAAs I~3t4t-f nD,blD
For at,ttln unknown rcaRon, tho FiMNncc Conf
tn!ttco cnt nut Ut tho estimates OF tho Health
facsDry Inspectors. Dr. Do WOlr considers their
services nf tho ittHtISt Importance. md they
e"r,ail,lE hayo s"to soo wnrk Ln in!nrovlng tho
trcting thetn wh.iD employed at their Avoc.l.
, 1881-02-23

lily ~ So ns a s S Vie" ~ s III
q graclt,,s,iess." to wcl, tho lady Of so Whito
ll9ase IL replied: IA must gracious passtny nway,
~ ~ THE Last sr,,rr n1yyEu =,
" W. ~ sys IN .r sn tns ta an,
es ho naw .n es es on 'w ta 10 t s
ana T. w"s s voted very ,lEsy antl Y Ind tsto.
liz hnsk Of .ac c.1 Thn rrc. ~ 9 ,.srorto VI
Mrs. Hill to ,I,o tSto. scssetuty ' tiuF eseort.
trte tafi,,,,s, t,.,r,, i,t wv to nMsn es
Tia se,mt" istssnw IT. t,'n M sIe i,,T, s sa IT,
nur i,ajIny tK III lacc MI iss1 mn,,%y,r.c
sr,rI"i Wrs inriia1, uam t ,,n -.
VIZ, T!,,rnrf fMfi.' si. ong tng ntnor guGsts
and = ut Of Conarcssmet. Tho e'1servasary,
MItfe sntir ,ns Ss fs c; ~ ths s. roop Ws br
sh;,IG,, sctectitns whg Tia wesfs wnr, nt tntn.
No vino ss trnshe @ but f py WY "ti' II i ~ ifs ns:
strotgly sous,nri Will, s,ntn Gruz rIiIn. P""'"'
DE r.sssErs THOMPSON,
reccnton IN tlo sl,ns evening ut IiIs res!dcnco
alel hia 'laiHhters il, receiving, md ho supper,
sersol on tho baHk rI,,zza i1et,scd for THO pstr.
md the eullary art" U!'clc ncls" wnsnDt In his
ts,lat Kona s,irlta. as ~ hs 10. mannget t0 So
nxnoetnl l,v tnu,. Mn" '"''os es' luz eo"s'oo1@uon
'1y u""u,,r .,,,, <,,,,
tho 70 nsai little gentleman WIN now rrcsldcs
resntlct hy uHn t;ttriiolti. has t,tken ro.,s nj
tllo NntIu1iul Iiotcl, where ilu Ia iccnpn.cti b.
his anublo wlie nfld by l,s ohurtniug tlughtcrs,
Miss Mnry mud Miss iinttic viii, b.tyU just re-.
turned irnn, Europe. 4 faw iats Hl,ue the
ioojs nj ii sbj and wns rtceiyo With t,,e tstsI,l,.
ury snilitr, while tt,v Wnl.lnu f;unril nrusrntou
nris. nn,lt tho ,lrsltna wcrn r,IiI.d II attnrI Il.
s,,itn tMko his ar|nfi. nwnv tIv Ins nmlcrri ~"
,ni,;shnHrm over nrro frou, Annn,,niis ~, Tn IN,
III, NJ Mmrnh nn,ttnr,nd nrl or,nni a. H. rHmt nj @
M,t " 'o"' e'"'pp'A n'a "in'cu ~ '1'thh's3'
ru. NAVAL nrvo~sr,, ,,,r,ov
' , 10 10y 49, "i.''u.''. .''"ttos
VIII oo vi tne -ntn NJ Aprll. Wncn Mfs. Fihnlo
tem tioxl9s stntne Of admiral Farrhxllt IL 70
nc Nedfciltca. Ihc VESSELS which tpiHlN,sn tho
hottio sttlllt!ron uil1 the trnnlnE- will bu
orlerGti to Aunnu1lls or hero, rGat thofr ulhcnrA
nnu crows may take purt In tho .!cdcntory core
,nnm!cs: rnssn,aater,d ter ,dGi,ornl MnytMrt! II to d.
1nnd1 rs ilauttehl ns possible.
SECRETARY scIIunz
ssi, y. ~ ] ~ ~ nTHssA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-29

Personally the Emperor of Germany
il large-limbed, good-natured, not-too-
quick-witted man. charming as a study
OF character. lie is, in his warlikc as
pect, little more zeal than our lament
"a King George, who had 50 often de-
scribed the event that he died n the
unshaas IL belief that le had leo charge
Of cavalry ut the battle Of Waterloo.
The Emperor William has actually
Leald the distant foar Of artillery, and
has looked apon the smoke of battle
WHEN the firing had ceased. We all
remember the pretty knacA he had OF
riaiag nj TO the great battls-f fields Of
1870 inst n all was over, and dating,
from amidst the slain, h,ooi-red tele-
grams 10 his ..ear Augusta" praising
Col for this new victory. don't mean
to say that he would not have joined in
the fray had neel been or etiquette per-
mitted. He GENES of a soldier family,
and his sons showed during tia. sane
campaign tic stud Of which the old tree
was ma..e. But there being no need for
him IL draw his sword, la wns kept out
Of the range of bullets, and his move
ments carefully timed, 60 that he might
come in with the flourish OF trumpet~
that announced fresh and heavier lie
feat Of the French.
la @ar Won Mollka did the fight n
and the Emperor wrote the TELEGRAM,
from the battlefield. Similarly IN poll
tics b smarck plots AMI schemes, and
often wins. and, when all is ready, The
OLD Emperor Is trott.l ont ut Inter
views which take place in the face OF
the world, and Hhcreat the harilless old
gentlemen pondelonsly plays his p,ppet-
part, and thinks lac il moving tit world.
The real Emperor of Germany j. Ill.
heavy-lookins, burly man who not %
many years ago, in despair Of his future,
declared tina. heaven had intended lin.
tn be a farmer, aud that when lac Left lis
country home to dabble in politics lie
was lying i'll the face OF Proyiaeuee.
Bismarck has profound and unieigaei
reverence for his imperial master, as Is
frequently shown in the volume of lis
Early Letters, which, with character
istic anl amazing frankIess, he hall 4
dozaa years ago prrmiitea the uoiil t.
read. Eal he plays with hiln nlth tt
skill AMI eoolasss that uiIgin.ttts Il
handled hy it, pfoAittpr I4alets.s
the last llaa II the World 10 eus,eet tie
autocracy of Bismarck is tia Lmtsles
William. Yet every ole else knows thai
u Germany tue Emp TOR ieisns All
Bismarck governs. -tdrdT Times,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-29
PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES

Or THE NATIONAL GRrrNEAcK.LAnoR PARTY,
ADoIIEp At HaEsHALLIowS. JUsE 2, 1881.
/. Tile right to make and issue money il
sos.se.-n constitutional power TO he MAIN
tanned ,sv tin reope for tie common benefit.
W. demand I'll. abolition Of all banks OF issue
ard tie su.siituiion o. fnil legal-tcnder green
hacks III Len oi Their notes.
9 ". o;siose the l.tnuling Of the national
leht or tic issue of in.crcst-bearins non-,axa-
he lords u'1en any pret.xt, and demand the
payment ard destruction Of those outstanding
4 tlie earliest possible moment.
; We demand gradual income tax where
! rital shall bear a jn-t share Of the public
ai.rltn
l. We regard the act suhs.it.tin railroad
ccmmi Lion for laws governing freight rates in
this Siaie frand procured by the railroad
companies Though Republican Legislature,
IA. demand il lsi,, a. While 10 faya1 literal
national appropriations for the creation and
protecting The people al Iowa from discr.mlna-
ten. pooling. watering Of stock. drawbacks or
relates. and all unjust charges on the part OF
railroads, until such time As the people, who
bntl. most Of the 80 roads with lam, grants
taAes ind subsidies, shail own and operate or
fu'iy control them.
S ". demand rev,rion Of orr patent right
laws nlsei.S lair Limit upon the ROYALTIES Of
my ntofs, anl protecting the people from IN
ia~.ice.
4. We demand that 81 land grants forfeited
~ reason II the non-inl.iilmenf Of conditions
by rai road companies shall be at once reclaimed
IL tic Government, and hcnccfoIth that the
lnh.ie domain lie reserved Exclusively for home
stesdtrs CT &c uai nstiiers.
Z. We demand absolutely democratic. rules
for the government Ct Congress and State
legislature, placing all representatives Of the
p.sIie upon an equal footing, and taking from
all committees VETO power Epaa proposed
legislation.
4. We denou.ce aa most dangerous the nc
ftrictions CT the right ~ suffrage III man, States
and its abolition IN the District Of Columbia,
and demand equal political rights FOR ali mel
ami women.
8. believing that all questions affecting the
public interest should be decided by the people.
We favor the submission Of the proposed con-
stltutional amendment TO the popular vote.
III. We demand that ali ballots in this State
shall be OF uniform size, color and material.
and that each party having a State crgan;za-
ton shall have one member on the Election
Board Of each township precinct.
IL. In the furtlcialee oi fhese ends, NC ask
tie co-opera alton of all mex aud Molaoa with
ont regard 70 Previous party afaas.an OF
ri,jaci,e.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-29

A TELEPHONE is mighty handy thing
to have in the family when .ou want I,
order something and have not the cheel,
to ask the man, to his face, to give you
more credit.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-29

G71 week. eIei d. ~ homo ca.',, made Costly
va Outfit tree. Adas~a Talk 20. Augusta. Ne.
IS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-29
A Husbands Love.

II is easy enough to win husband.
Most any attractive little dumping with
q bright eye anu coasiag voice can
gather in noble husband. hut If is
pretty difficult to retain him. Noble
husbands are thicker than hair on A dog,
but the grand difficulty is u sltaw ont
their true mobility anl secure il 1T home.
Ii the wife onlv understands hcr BUSH
ness she can Introduce the sptning
racket in her new field Of operations and
walk away with the whole business.
Most men like to be loved and soothed.
There is something in the mans great,
rough, earnest nature that can be- won
quicker and easier with gentleness and
pie than by the LOGIC OF the broom
handle and bilious course of reasoning
with brea.i-anj-milk u,et.
Wehaye seen girl who understood her
business Internationally adagent by The
nose, SO To speak, and Il al him through
life in such way that he wouldn't know
but that he was boss Of the ranch. So
perfect was the delusion, that when she
asked him to bring in scuttle Of coal,
or get up in his night-shirt and kill a
burglar, that he klew was nothing hut a
bob tailed COW four blocks away, he al
ways went, aud he felt rs though he
counted il mark OF special favor that n
poor unworthy worm OF the dust, like
him, should be songht on, AMI dele.
gated to 90 and chase lame COW across
nine vacant lots with in old barrel staye,
anl clothed in nothing but little brief
authority and knit undershirt.
We cannot exactly describe this magic
power of devoted wife over her has
band, and We do not intend to try it. 1t
is an unseen motive, a nameless leverage
that makes the husband get DIP in the
dead hour Of tine night ard set the pam
cake batter near the parlor stove.
A man need not think that because he
gets up and looks for burglars in Tire
night and il otherwise ohelieut, it il
because he has no backbone.
Il is simply because lie is the husband
Of woman Of whom he ought to he
proud.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-29

A RECIPE for lemon PIE vaguely adds
Then sit on stove and stir con-
SANITY" Just rs if any one conll sit
IN stove without stirring constantly.