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Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
FOURTHEDlTION
PREACHERs AsSOCIArION.

The TWenGy.GOurIh Annual Hes.
sion OF the wIImIngtO9 Confer
/ eDce Local PTeaehers and Ex.
! hOEIeTs.
/ The oath annual session OF the vii.
mington Conference Local Preachers
i and Exhortars will commence in Ar.
bury Nj. Il. church, this CITY, this even.
ing and will continue during Saturday
and Sunday. The following Is the pro.
gramme:
Friday evening, Nov. II. Sermon by
David Dodd; alternate, j. NJ. Wise, Jr.
Saturday, the association viii meet
at Q q. M, and the following order will
be observed:
l. Resolved. TIL at popularity and
strict Christian character and teaching
are t'e.-J. V. Smith, George
Leary, John w. Clark, Jas. Il. Dill,
Alex. Good win, ID. Dodd, Geo. V.
Brace. Geo. Weist, W. H. Hendrick-
son, VIM. H. Vanhorn, w. w. Morgan,
s. O. White.
2. Resolved, That all intelligent men
are free thinkers-John M. Clark, VIM.
r Cahoon, DR.. e. Dawson, G. H. Baker,
Thos. Numbers, 4. I. Benson, p. A.
Leatherbury, G. W. Covington, w. W.
Thornlngton, James Johns, l. W. Cullen,
Hance Lawson.
3 Resolved, That Local Preachers
shOnld not be satisfied with merely fill.
ing the appointments Of our absent or
sick Itinerant brethren, but should look
mp for themselves chances for Evan
gelical work-C. w. knight, J. W.
Grier, Geo. Weist, 4. G. White, Daniel
Green, Jas T. Scott, JAS. NJ. Wise, Jr. =,
7, Burton, Jacob #. Sharp, Thos. Nal
lalieu, Geo. Hudson VIM. T. Tull.
4. Resolved, That we hail with pleas
ure the increasing tendency of the
women of our country to make their In :.
fluence felt in Religion and Morals, and
that in the Woman's Foreign Mission
ary Society, and in the Woman's Chris.
tian Temperance Unior, they have al
ready dote most eflectual work, and
give promise of great future benefits.-
VIM. r. Cahoon, DR.. Il Dawson, VIM.
T, Dickerson, Richard Colt, Britton ID.
Evans, H. Smith, Jas. q Lassell, Jabez
Hodsop, W. W. Sharp, W. j. Snowden,
W. L bd"hOut OnO' OIhEh. W H.
Baker, Z. T. Benson.
3 Resolved, that our Agricultural
Fairs as now conducted are demoraliE.
ing and ought to be denounced by the
Church,. V. Smith, George Leary,
D. Dodd, G. V. Bruce, Geo. Weist,
VIM. H. HendricksSu, VIM. H. Van
horn, W. W, Morgan, s Q. White, Jas.
r. Scott, las. M. Wise, Jr., WI.
snowden, VIM. f. Dawson, Is. d.
Evans
6. Essay, by Daniel Green
7. Recitation by VIM. r. Cahoon.
g. Resolved, That every lover of hu-
mauity ought to be earnestly lahoring
for the prohibition of the traffic In in
toxicatipg drinks-J. V. Smith, j. r
Dill, 7, Burton, Jabez HodsOn, Isaac
W. Cullen, Hance lawson, J. G. Las.
sell, Wm. Tull, W. W. Tharp, Thomas
Mallalieu, P. A. Leatherhury, g. W.
Covington, A. Good win, j. f. SHARP.
SUNDAY, NOV. 10.
Love feast at 9 o'clock a IN.
Preaching at 1917 O'Clock, a. IN. by
DR.. 4. Dawson; Alternate, Thomas
Numbers.
Children's Meeting at 2 o'clock, p. IN.
Addresses by Tho'. Mallalieu, j. G.
LaSsell and p. A. Leatherbury.
SUNDAY EVENING.
Preaching by j. V. Smith; Alternste,
VIM. II. Cahoon.
The citizens of Wilmington male and
female, are invited to attend all meet
inRs of the Association. Members are
urged 10 attend.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
RurgInLx ns MIddietoMn.

Last Wednesday night the house Of
Ex-Governor Cochran was entered by
thieves, and robbed of o number of ar
ticles consisting of silverware, table and
bed linen etc Mr.. Cochran has offered
a reward of $1C0 for the arrest and con-
viction Of the thieves and the recovery
of tho goods.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
Put 10 . Good Use.

The house No. 1909 Orange Street
used by the colored people az u place OF
leWduess and detaucheIy aud which
was raided by the police a few even.
ings age, has been thoroughly ventilated
and cleaned, and has been leased to
Robert Fl. Allen, respectable colored
mar, who has for many years been en-.
ployed by Davidson & Brother. Rob-
ert says there will be no gambling there
now
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
Edition
VICIOUS D,1uE
""'-e'hinE 'hss Need. III,
zion of Coun.,, "s Az

'Oo'nA"k 'hst Needs III.
Ever since the advent ~ 81
in the Ninth ward iast y, .o o1e mad
residents rtst1s1, of that vicinity Ssns SSa@1SI a
siderable side able anxiety in ref.rs"Ssii lsvS i'!Ia
astd been bitten. A humber rpoS'a o; ~ =
animals ainans were shot, but thu h. S0 So'psI
others refused to have '1S tS,E oEesa|
u Last = y Sunday one Of these '1sm dea, e., tl
ing to a man named Grimsua uOgs beA
very singular manner, ana, and a. sactsI
tackled woman and t,ioS u1 naally
Officer Raymond upon u bea ~ ohl
affair yesterday, went to tSsttas tSa ss NJ
after an interview was ~ SIIo Iue loQR
the vicious brute. OWa taI
Another dog that was ,o...,
with considerable distrnOo, NJ A'a
neighoors' was killed by GsO,IoI &
ey yesterday afternoon owe, S'0Is Pl'
street bridge. ''ef Esrz
This morning an aged ma,
Dennis Casey complsined ~ nlae n 9la
that he had been bitten NV ,O.ls
longing to Michael McGrsy,hA yy . ~
and Jefferson streets. He a saia Y \
was attacked by the doo S'I "
50 seized 71 him by his paws, and and ~ W. \.
I IN noth arms. The Mayor sS ~,
geant Hatton with him to 10 ICY %ll
the matter, " 'aqOat
The present ordinance in ,.,,.
persons keeping dogs is very 'I, W.
and should be amended h. I 4
without delay, According y y
a person by paying one doIIS.a,
q dog registered, aud no mat,'.
may bite no one Is allowed n n
without the owners permiSis L
In the majority of cases i, nv
The party injured can sue ,b.m.l
the dog for damages, and tbsh. n
all the redress be can Get
time since a gentleman hroUvkn
tie boy TO the Mayor and SnaaII %
that he had been bitten bysd,,Sa
ing to q man in the northern NJ \,
city. Toe Mayor sent Ceo,1%' % ~.
10 the place, with instruC,IOE' \ |" \
the brute, which he was prey,iss
doing by the owner, wbo iss.a
G gorge that the animal was ,egS'. M,
and he dared him to touch i n
cases are Of weekly Occurrence i
Is high time that law wa, ps'.si' N \
will compel the owner Of pysry WI 4.
muzzle it while on The ssree: NJ
failure to do 40 sholIi b Copsds,.l ~
ieath warrant for TIE doV
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
Deaths.
AIysrERMUHI-Rey, E. Austerl

AUSTERMU MUHL--Rev. f.. Austermuhl, in
Camden, N. j., on The 10th inst.
Funeral from the First German Baptist
church, this city, on Monday the 10Th. In.
terment at Riverview GENE, cry. Services at
the church at 2 o'clock
LOWDEN-O On the 10 h inst, fer an Ill
ness OF one week Of lyphO}d fever, John
F., son Of ilIiam II. aud Mary LoWden,
in the l6tn year Of his age
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his tune-aI
from the re. idenoe Cf his parents, No. 40
East sixth street, on sunday Of ernoOn at
O'Clock. Interment at Riv9rvieW cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
Personal.

The health OF fex-Surgeon- General Bar
mes continues to be so feeble as TO ex-
cite the grAvtst apprehensions Of his
friends. DR.. Woodward, another Of
President Garfield's physicians, has
been steadily sinking for several
months past, and no hopes Of his recov.
cry ere now entertained.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
Parker HarneSu Emporiuuu

In order to be Ieady when winter
comes, Charles L. Parker, harness
manufacturer, No. IL East Third street,
Odd Fellows Hall, Wilmington, Della
ware, has laid in q large and magni6-
cent assortment of blankets and robes
that will insure comfort the coldest
days. New ard secondhand harness,
trunks, travelling bags, and Meats foot
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
nn..,.IKaruicIsa1O OllVe'"

In view of the propoS,ea1s u '' sysD.
city OF the diStinggl'pOtSOE OS EaIc'
v Rev. Dr.. II, II. WelIs, Of II, Tsi TbsbIi
Ohio, special prayer lllnihUS',Ierispel II U'I
be offered at Oltvet PresDyg ~ 0o'cNI
this H Fr day eveniug "a at d, z m.' @VBs BsE
next Sabbath at 10 81 a. ~, ,TillF
Boardman of Port PsS4' P55,,ss S ID
and at 3 R p. M VIII ~ tSSabbatb
bers and friends OF the 9sy 9Sssyyics
The tn Sal Sabbath evening Ing cSos1srp Ss1s'S
omitted, TO allow the hosc,af cyDHs ~
Centra Presbyterian cnuI0
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
The Survival of
the Fittest.

The clothier that fits best
survives most. The natural
selection is from the best
stock. In clothing tn a t
stock is best which adds
style and finish to quality
and cheapness These things
have been beaten into our
heads by the logic OF events,
and being determined to
continue a vigorous surviv-
ing in the long future as in
the long past we prepare
clothing accordingly. The
fine business suits in Oak
Hall stock make good our
point. We think that you
will admit this if you cx-
anime any of the following:
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
FeIIDOwn RtAlPa.

Yesterday morning Mrs. Caroline
Cleves residing at No. 81 X. Sixth
street fell down flight of stairs lead.
ing to the cellar, and injured her collar
Zone, besides almost severing an arte-
ry She was attended by DIR. T. A.
Brown, but is very much prostrated by
the shock and loss OF blood.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
n,annnIInued,.

The cffioe Of Land AgTsS, \! . 4 Jini r
deIphia, wilmington hsSn q di.cJs|
road Company has netn et,,dent
by order of SaporlLaSl LalI.S T fd1
years by j. Tnomas as,doYUtsi DuUi \
% cot probably. be apU",U, poUomUsnl
ether DC sition by the conr
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
Notice.

The lady who picked upa blanket
on the pill near McDowellville, en- last
Wednesday, will please leave the same
at this Office and Oblige the owner.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
-anfat

The German ia t st eul u G'UuI %s
last evening and the ,dVs psA Al v
be held April 10th, 1851, ., pl
Lehigh County, feDgj y tSjs cluI
eral days and conSlu0''
has been transacted
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17

NY OTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
~ All persons who sell or ira nSter real
estate and do not wish TO pay t1e taxes Of
1888 will Obllge the undersigned by leaving
notice thereof at our Cttice, that w0 may as
sess it 10 the proper owners.
EDMU UND PROVOST, ! Receivers OF
DENNIS KANE. City 1aAes.
{ fHce. No. 10 East sixth st. between Mar.
ket and King sts. Hours 8 o. IN. to IL N.
Also to 3 and 7 to Sp. IN. nOv7.lH
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
,Inn rn.morroH EHening.

The String Band OF Rising Sun will
give q grand hop In the band room, OF
that place, tomorrow evening. Ad-
mission, % cents.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17

A present for the Holiday, q photo
graph with nice frame from Srtterley
& Co. 3O2 and 3O4 Market street. Open
in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
MARRIAGES.

SPARKS-SPEAKMAN-On the llth II at f,
by Kew. Enoch Stubbs, at the parsonage
1885 South Fourth street, Philadelphia,
Mr.. william h oOks Sparks to miss LiEEis
l.. SpeaknaD, both Of this city.
1Amsqus, Pa. papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
HEALTH is W EALT FL

Dr.. o, Vests Nerve and Bsain Treat.
ment; spe sifio for Hysteria, isEiness, Con
vulsions, h ervous Headache, Mental Depres.
sion, Loss Of Memory. Sp0rmatorr b9a, I'M
potency Involuntary Emmist ions Premature
DID Age caused by over eIertion, self abuse,
or over Indulgence, which leads 70 misery,
cases. Each box contains one mo this treat
mont, One dollar . box, six boxes for fVe
dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of
prioe. We guarantee six boxes to cure any
case. With each order received By rs for SIX
boxes, accompanied with i've dollars. We will
send the purchaser our written guarantee 70
return the money II the treatment does not
eject . cure. Guarantees issued Only By N.
3, nanforth, Druggist, Cor. and and Market
streets, Wilmington, DsL-Sols aEenm
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
.0TloE.
TO WATER h ENTERS.

~ " AA EAN " iSLN LAS'
All persons who have sold property during
the present year must give notice OF such
trantfer to he Registrar at the otfce OF the
Wa ter eEartm ent tefore the seth day OF
Move mber 1887 Otherwise they will be held
liable ior the water rent for the next year.
any alteration made in any bill amer tho
above date will be at the opt ion Cf the heg'
istrar J, A. BOND.
Gvlt-t3O Registrar.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
BARGAINS
We have about 800
OVERCOATS!! :!

On hand that we bought
CHEAP for cash. The prices
are from 50 to $25. They
are pronounced as G 90 d
value as there is anywhere
for the money. We have a
Young Mans UIsterette for
$40 that we handled a great
many OF, and would wish to
have every young man who
contemplates buying to
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
BEE HIVE,
BOG MARKET ST. BOG

Many special attractions
in underwear for Gents,
Ladies and Children.
A large and varied assort-
ment OF Hosiery for all.
Gloves in Isle thread in
l, 2, 3 and 4 brands, also
jerseys so popular with the
ladies now. Our stock of
kid gloves is immense. We
have the largest stock of
wool and cotton flannels we
ever offered.
In Blankets and Comfort
abIes we offer special in-
ducements.
r. L. RUSSELL.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
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Daily Republican., 1882-11-17

On October 10Th, will, by request be repeated
on the 23rd inst. nOvl7.ttd 'ltW
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17

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Daily Republican., 1882-11-17

DOR SALE-THE FURNITURE, BEDS
Gnd bedding of tirst-cl4ss boarding
house. WM. H. BACON, 4Sl Iatnall treet
nOvl7lt
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TIE ENGLISH SPARROW.

The importation of English spar
rows, which was urged few years
since, as of great Importance to the
fruit growers of the United States
and which was enforced to such az
extent as to fill the whole country
with these little birds, is now being
charged by those who profess to be
posted, as a great folly and misfot>
tune The object of these impOrta-
tions was to destroy the insects re-
garded unfriendly to the fruits, but
it seems that the birds have proved
much more unfriendly to the fruit
growing interest than the insects
they were expected to destroy. A
writer in the Western Stock Journal
says Of them
They seem to be a nuisance with
out a redeeming quality, and unless
some strong measures are taken for
their determination, they will over
run or fly the land, driving out the
unfriendly birds and making fruit
raising impossible. In a favorable
climate they produce four or five
broods a year, and one of them, it is
said, will strip a peach tree of its
fruit buds at single meal They
feed upon all kinds of fruit, nor do
they spare the grain fields or gar
dens."
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TESTIMONIALS OF DRUGGISTS.

TESTIMONIALS OF DRUGGISTS.
We have been selling "Swift's Syphlilic
Specific for years and regard it far superior
to anything known TO science, for the diseases
il il Recommended to cure We have never
known of single failure
S. J. CAsSEIs, Tbomasville ia
GREER Il Co Forsyth, Ga.
HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR, Atlanta, Ga.
PEMBERroN, SAMUEIs REYNOLDS, Atlanta
Ga. ,a-,
Atlanta. Ga, July /. 1874.
We have been using "Swiit's Syphilitic Spe-
oi6c" in the treatment of convicts for the last
wear. and believe it is Tire oa5y certain knora
Temeely that will effect permanent cure OF dis
eases for which il is recommended
GRANT, ALEXANDER x co.
$1,000 REWARD
Will be paid to any chemist who will find.
on ANALYSIS of one hundred bottles OF .. ). s.,
one particle of mercury, iodide potassium, or
any mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro
prietors, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all Druggists
Call for copy of Young Mems Friend
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CHERRY TREE.

The cherry is said to be the most
sensitive Of all fruit trees to injury.
The slightest abrasion of its bark
never fails to work injury to its
healthfuIness and power of produce
tion-indeed, it more frequently
terminates in the death If the tree.
The utmos: care should, therefore,
be observed to avoid any injury to
these trees. The following expert
euce of an old fruit raiser will con-
firm what we have said A blow
from the hoe, the scratching or bark
ing by the singletree in blowing or
narrowing, or even kick by the
heel of boot, will almost invariably
cause damage that the tree will new
er outgrow. A kind of gangrene
sets 10 which all the effort Of the
tree, however young and vigor. US it
may be, will never recover from.
We had q Downton tree as thick as
mans arm, which having a few
ripe cherries that we wished to jar
off to taste, it being the FIRST fruit,
we struck the trunk with the heel Of
the boot, which broke through the
bark. 1t seemed so triaing as mol
to be worth thought, but the fol
lowing year the bark was dead two
inches in diameter. The following
year it was three inches, and in four
or five years after one half of the
wood was exposed and dead, and in
a year or two more the tree itself
died, clearly from the one slight
blow of boot.
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The gum on the bark of fruit
trees, particularly on peach trees,
comes from wounds. If there is
some, or good deal near the collar
(the place where the tree enters the
earth, you can understand that there
are borers at work. Haul the earth
away to the depth of two or three
inches, scrape the collar clean, and
then wait day or two. If then
you find fresh gum there hecked
with fresh sawdust, or sawdust alone,
get down on your knees and hunt
for borers. The entrance to his
lodging place will be under the gum
and sawdust.
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We also do all kinds Of
carpenter Work. Bridge Building. &c.

Our shop and gin is situated between Can
zen and Alpharetta streets, near the Methodist
church. GUNIEh, While " w.
Roswell. Ca, Sept. |, 1881.
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Politics are rather dull 10 Georgia
just no@, but blowing is brisk. The
mule and the nigger-smell it with
two g's--and the fsrrow they are
cutting, are Of vast deal more ion
portance to the average farmer than
the coalition, and how the guano
strewn therein is going to pan out.
is of greater interest than Blaine and
Shepherds connection with the Pc
ruVisn article. Flowing pays better
than politics anyhow, and we are
glad To see il more assiduous ly fol-
lowed. - Monroe Advertiser.
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agricultural.
OUT DOOR AIR AND EXERCISE.

OUT DOOR AIR AND EXERCISE.
The surest of all natural prophy-
Tactics is active exercise 10 the open
air. Air is a part of our daily food
and far the most important part. A
man can live on seven meals week
and survive the warmest summer
day with seven drsughts OF fresh
water, but his gaseous nourishment
has to be renewed at least Ii, 900
times 10 tweuty.fo four hours. Every
breath we draw is draught of fresh
oxygen, every emission of breath is
an evacuation of gaseous excfe~
meuts. The purity of our blood de-
ponds chiefly on the purity OF the
air we breathe, for in the laboratory
of the lungs the atmospheric air is
brought into contact at each respira-
ton with the fluids of the veuous
and arterial systems, which absorb
it and circulate it through the whole
body; 10 other words, if a mao
breathes the vitiated atmosphere of
a factory all day and of close bed
room all night, his life blood lie faint
ed IA 900 times in the course OF the
twenty four hours with foul vsPors,
dust and noxious exbalations. We
need not wonder then that ill-ventil>
ated dwellings aggregate the evils OF
80 many diseases, nor that pure air
should be almost panacea.
Outdoor life is both remedy and
a preventive of all known disorders
of the respiratory organs consump>
ton, 10 all but the last stage of the
delirium, can be conquered by trans
ferring the battle ground from the
sick room TO the wilderness of the
next mountain range. And the high
elevation and pure air of Marietta,
makes it superior resort 10 restor-
ing the invalid to health.
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FOR SALE.

In Marietta, one brick blacksmith shop, lot
tools, &c. For price apply at this Office.
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1881.
Harper's Bazaar.
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Literature art. and fashion. lite stories, poems
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eat artistic excellence aud in all matters per
tanning to fashion it is universally acknowiedg
ed to be the leading authority in the land, The
new volume will contain many brilliant novel;
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MAGNOLIA Cotton Gin.

For quality of work this Gin is unsurpassed
It cleans the seed better, thereby giving more
lint and saving considerable to the farmer De-
aides bringing from one eighth to one fourth cent
nor nound more than cotton from other Gins
II is the only Gin of the kind in this section
Our terms tor ginning are only one-tweDtleth.
We guarantee satisfaction. Bring in your cot
ton and give us trial.
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Just published new edition of DR.. CUL
AELwELLs Celebrated Essay on the radical
cure of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency, Men
tai and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to
Marriage, etc /; also Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits induced by selfindulgence or sexual
extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Es
say, clearly demonstrates, from thirty years
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pointing out a mode of cure at once simple. GER
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sufferer, no matter what his condition may be.
may cure himself cheAPly, privately, and radi-
cally.
Fy-This Lecture should be in The hands o
every youth aud every man in the land
Sent under seal, in y plain envelope, to any
address post paid, on receipt of six cents or
two posis ge STAMPS Address
THE CUi.VERWELL MEDICAL CO,
Al Ann ST New York, N. Y.
Post OtfGs Box, $50.
Daily globe., 1882-05-14

A certain gentleman who had made q
large fortune in railroad stocks, and who
had snowy establishment not ten miles
from Boston, took unto himself, to con-
sole brief widowerhood, second wife.
A lady Of the neighborhood went soon
after the event to call upon the bride,
and, in the lapse Of the rather-lagging
conversation, ventured some Indifferent
remark upon portrait which hung up
on the parlor wall.
els it one of your husbands family"
she inquired.
"Well, not exactly" the hostess an
swered "It was a picture of his first
wife, but it wasn't very good likeness,
80 we had the eyes changed, and keep it
for a fancy nead. ."-Haryord Times.