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6otels.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
FIFTH AVENUE AND FIFTIETH STREET.
Opposite CathedrAJ,
NEW-YOkk-
r1yC1,trrDuEE L. EITf.LER PropPietors-

NEW-YOKh-
WET4FRBEE 4 FULLER PrOprietors
Strangers will here ind excellent accommodations o. To
duced prices summer months. 49,.
acfH al nss - ther or transient IL - charm
s,siS he,r a central point amidst the most fashion
allie resenca. Churches sc near the Grand central DC
80 bin he minufesf walk Of the elevated roads and Mall
ears The ventilation heating and plumbing arc ar
ns, on m. most approved principles The hotel IA con-
d ON the European pAtronizod BY the best families
of E1Iope and America a restaurant VI unsurpassed
excellence and At reasonable chaTgeA
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

Il Hamburg American Packet COmpanys Line for
PLYMOUTH. CHEHBO L re anu HAMB L RG
WIFL.A \ ....--...Aug II.
WFSTPHALIA--..Aug 10. lHERDEt---.-----...Aug.2 "a
Rates to Plymouth, London. CherOourg ana Hamburg,
First cabin SOU cabin $50. 5teerage. $50 Round
trip reduced rates rteerage rom HAMBURG Hayre aud
southampton S1t send for Tourist Gazette"
At NHAt,LI & co. C. b. RICHARD & Co.
General Agents General Passenger gents
M Gl EfOad.-t., y. Y No 81 broadway. y
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4 luAhLES lON, SRb ANNAIl, ILOA4D<hs
~ AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
VEGETABLES IN, >. c. at p m.
From Pier No q North RIVER foot OF PARK place.
CITY or ATLANTA. Capt LOCkWOOD.......Sat.A Aug. 8
SANTO DOMINGO, Capt REED. .-..- Wednesday August
JAMES ". QUINTARD q CO, Agents.
Via SAVANNAH, GA, az 3 p N.
Prom Pier No 43 North River New No 32l foot sprngt
CITY OF MACON Capt KEN PROM. Saturday, Aug .
CITY OF COLUMBUS, Capt FISHER " edhesday, Aug .
II. YONGk, Jr, Agent
For freight passage apply to the agents OF the re-
whose ONCE and address Is on the
pier OF w II. KHErT General Agent Great southern
Freight senger Lines MON Oice3l7 Bway City
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BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line the south Of Franco
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECE n
CHATEAU LATTE ...... s....... saturday Aug. z
Travellers for France Spain AMI Italy Pyrenees. PAn
Nice, &c will time and expense ey taxing tnls IN
Cabin Qncludng wines $50. Stesrage 81 For pasSAs
apply 70 ,,o,-x ,,oro 90 o..~...,
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Gelp manieo.

FARMER WANED.-Man who understands
farming and gardening horse aad cows ON t~eny
acre place near Orange n J. Address fn particulars
TOWNSEND New-YOgk Post Once Boa J,fO5.
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GUION LINE.

HUION LINE.
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMkh5,
FOX QU EENoTONN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier IS. y. r.. foot OF king-sL
ArAsEA .Tue-day Aug. 1890 D. m
WVoNI ~ Tuesday, August Is 8 a. m.
AttILONA -.-.......... Tuesday. Augu -, 1880 a
AB4 81 y uesdaY, Aug %, Also
he-e are built OF iron IN waertght compart
with requisite the
passage across the Atlantic agreeable having
drawing room, piano and library
each
steamer The all upper deck. thus insung
those greatest OF perfect ventilation and
hight.
CABIN PASSAGE according 90 staterOOml 800 $50 and
100 INTERMEDIATE, 80. sTEEEAGk az low rates
OFFICE No 20 BROADWAY,
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Gouses an1 Rooms UdHteo.
NVANTED-0u Washington or Clinton-ave.,
w or similar street Brooklyn. Is 10 Znrnom house.
for which owner accept part small country
free aud clear. RCLAND a WHITING, 30 ; Beekman-st
WANTED for a family of three adults. u
w small house part house healfhully situated.
not over fry City Hall NOT 10 exceed
500 purchase suited Address with full pltcu-
lars HO ME. 81 West 33d-st.
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Ocean GteImers.

A NCH0R LINE L. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
IA NETWORK AND GLASGOW, via LONDON DERRY,
From Pier No 20. North River. New York.
Ethiopia Aug. D. 10 IN. Furnesa-- Aug. ~ n m
Circassa. H. pm. Boil via Aug 26, p IN
Rates OF passage TO -. -.
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BELFAST or LONDONDERRY
cabin, $50 TO $50 Excursion tickets reduced rates
Second Cabin $40 outward. So, prepaid So
For Book Of Tours in Scotland Rates Plans &C., apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, Bowling Green.
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Real Gstale Uanleo.

-COuntry-seat, 100 or more acres,
w New-YOrk city prefer New Haven Railroad
rutland & WHITING. 8 Beekman-sL
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Sales bp Aurtion.

MEsSRs. VAN TAssEL g. ~, h6 81 inrSi.ar;
:, % sS Mnscrrysl August 1882. az II - Dy ordes
l.aard Police under Lava 1891. chaD oVN
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CUNARD LINE.

VI BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE
Pier Of Company No ~ North River 1907 Of MOrtopst
this line avoid both transit by bnglsh
railway the discOmtorts VI crossing the channel Ia
boat
HIOTE. Saufell W ednesday, Aug g.
81 IATritFN /, Servan. Wednesday Aug. To-
tRANCE perierd Haut.r Melnes Aug % 8 a.
LOUIS DE BEBlAN, No. b Bowling GTeen-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-03-11
.YDEA e. PaNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Nz=z=Ear-Ezz=-Nz-=z
for all those rH:Hlul Co'npla:a;s and Weaknesses


for all those FE.Hiui Conpla:a;s and Weaknesses
secomnon toour bcst fcusHle po2uinsi"a.
IL will cure entirely &c worst fo.:a II II ;l.Ac Com
plants, all ovarian trr ,e Inflammation sri C.cers-
ton, Falling and Iii laccrc;>s, az; tie consequent
Spinal Weakness, nnG IS particularly RdeI~sd to the
Change of lie.
IL viii dissolve aai e=cl mc-s from the uterus in
early stage II Gv,''. nert Tie tend nry 70 can
humors thercis ciecc veryspeetly ~ its use.
1t removes fantness f;;l,ncy. destroys all craving
for s;.muaats and rll!cvcs '.ea.as 81 te stomach.
II cures EioG..a=, headaches, Nervous Tro,;rntion,
General DEBILITY, s!ocpessross. Depression and Indi
gest;oa
That feeling Of LsaTilg dorm, carsirg PAIN, weight
and backacic Is always permanently cured 81 It's
Il viii at all tines and under al circu. ;aEcCs act In
harmony with The laws that oves the female Fysten.
For the Of Kidney Cory 'sis c: ether this
Co=lpouni Is ia~t:rf 7-7c,,.
LYDIA +. PISkIiN'S VEGETABLE COM
POUND is prepared at rs and rs Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass Price si Six bo;iiasfor g. Sent 10y mail
in the form Of pills, alo ia the fcra o: iozenees
receipt % price, 81 ncr box for either. Mr.. Pakham
freely all letters Of Inquiry Seii FOR pamph
let. Address above i:.4;iaa this Iitter.
Eo family should be without LYDIA !. PISGHAN'S
LIVER FILLS. They cure constipation, bliousnssa
kad torpi1.ty Of the liver. q cents lrr box.
EJ Sold by til Druggists. ga
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-03-11

Why do farmers boys leave
'e?" asks the Maryland Gour-
!" Plainly answered, they are
e1 away. Not necessarily Nv
sh treatment, by a lack of af-
bon, or parsimoniOus usage, but
ne not recognizing the
9men in growing boys
is nothing dearer to boy s
than a little responsibility.
IS to own his own colt, raise
~, cultivate a particular
OF ground in his own way,
full assurance that the
all be his own personal
He docsn't like to be set
ay after day, and be fed
ed just as the horses and
He wants the man that
recognized
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8 SMALL POF (
4 ERIDTC4TEDs

coNraerox destroyed

CoNrAGIoS destroyed
SICK RooNs purified and
made pleasant.
FEvERgD AND SICK PER
SONS relieved and re
freshed by bathing
with Prophylactic
Fluid added To the
water.
SoFF WHITE COMPLEX
IONS secured by its use
in bathing.
IaPURE AIR made harm
less and purified BY
sprink.ing Darby 5
Fluid about
To PURIFY TRE BREATH
CLEANSE TIE TgETH.
it can't he surpassed
CArARRH relieved aud
cured.
ERYsIPELAs cured
BURNEs relived instant
~.
SCARS prevented
Removes all unpleasant
doors
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Notice to Creditors.

TIME SUBSCRIBER hereby gives notice
that he has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Worcester County letters Of adj
ministratiO upon the estate OF
CALEB DICKERSON,
late ofsaid county, deceased All persons
having claims against the said estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber. on or
before the 18th day of August, IN the yearIsS2.
otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all the benefits thereof.
ADIAL P. BARNES,
CALEB DICKER8ON,
Administrators,
TEsT: GEO. t. BRATTEN,
Feb. ls4t RseIWw OF Wills.
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Notice to Creditors.

VHE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives notice
| that he hns obtained from the Orphans
Court for Worcester County letters OF ad-
mnistIation upon the estite of
WILLIAM SMACK,
late of said county. deceased All persons
having claims against the said estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, to The subscriber, on or
before the 4ih day Of September, in the wear
1882, otherwise they may ~ law be excluded
from all the benefits thel eot
MlNOS c BRITTlNGHAM
Mar. 81. Administrator.
T,st. GEO. T RArTEN.
Register OF Will for Worcester County.
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1882.
HaTper's Magazine.
ILLUST RATED-
LII ST RAT ED

''Alwavs varied always good, always
Improving. -CHAR.Es FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
Harper Magazine the most POPULAR il
Illustrated periodical in tn. world. beg ius its
sixty-four;h yo!umn with the December
Numbers II represents what is best in A
merican literature and art and its marked
success in England where il has already a
circulation larger ihln that OF any English
magazine of The same casS-has brought in
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artists Of Great Britain The forthcoming
volumes Tor 1882 will in every respect sur
pass their predecessors
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1892.
EsaVpeF's Bazaar.
ILLUST RATED,

This popular journa, is a rare combine
ton Of literature, art, and fashion. Us
stories. poems, and essays are BY the best
writer's OF Europe aud Americf its engrav-
ings possesses the highest artistic excellence,
and in all matters pertaining 10 fashion il is
N iversaliy acknowledged to b. the leading
authority in the land. The new volume will
con,ai many brilliant novelties.
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1899.
HaFper'S Weekly.
ILLUS TRATED

Harper's lFal'7 stands at the head of
American illustrated weekly iournals "
IT. unn'rsSan POSITION IN politics is admir-
,hit Illustrations il clretully chosen seri,Ls
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world.
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epublican papers speak in
unqualified praise of the
Gov. Hamilton in APP
Mr Enoch Pratt election
but none of them so
ave observed ever urg-
t Arthur to appoint a
1stice OF the Supreme
re is now but one Dem
supreme bench, and
inted by a Republican.
Republican friends
ing paens to the Dem
nor of Maryland for
litics in one instance,
he President should
ed some able Democrat
ad of Mr.. Conkling ?
they not advise him now
another appointment
] to make, to take II
-Easton Ledger.
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or's bill to extend the
le Wicomico & POGO
I'd provides that the
d directors of the com
10 construct
IN literal branches
lffailroad or to extend
m of the same to any
)rcester or Wicomico
o to connect with any
Dis in said counties
emn the necessary
re company shall
to issue mortgage
o exceed the sum of
) raise the funds to
DIS, &C., to be liens
stem between Berlin
:, subject to claims of
oDd mortgages, aud
say be converted into
! on such ms as
upon between the
bonds.
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Z DIP THERI.4 /
q PREV ENTED.'

CHOLERA disSipated.
SNIP FEVER prevented
By lis use.
IL eases Of death in the
house, it should al
ways be used about
the corpse il will pre-
vent any unpleasant
smell.
An ANIIpoTE for animal
or Vegetable Poisous.
Stings. &c.
Dangerous cllluvias Of
sick rooms and hospi-
tails removed by its
use.
YELLOW FEVER
ERAnIcATEp
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CONVERT to the Jasperian the

CONVERT to the Jasperian the
~ " the sun do move" is
dam Pflenger, pastor Of
herman Lutheran Church at
rnville, Ohio. He is a man of
education and of high stand
n his community. At a meet
o discuss the question, bo
met on the platform by the
ty Superintendent of Schools,
be Of that person
stle favor with the audi
and Thornville is with
niger and Jasper by a large
ority.
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GREAT GERM DESTROYER.
DARBYS
Prophylactic Fluid !!

Pitting Of SMALL PoX
Prevented
ULCERS purified an d
healed
GANGRENE prc,entcd
and cured.
nYsENTERY CURED
WOUNDS healed rapidly.
ScURvEY cured in short
time.
letter d led up.
IT Is PERFECTLY HARM
LESS.
For SORE THBoAT il i a
sure cure
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'HE village of Prince Frederick,
: county seat of Calvert county,
ryland, was almost entirely de-
Dyed by fire last Friday night,
y a few dwellings remaining.
e new Methodist Church and
iscDage, court house and records,
urnal Office, hotel, County Com
ssioners' office and records and
reral stores and dive llings were
atEaSed.. The fire started in the
'urch. The loss is estimated at
% Q0).
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This ue Fiz:, having been for tho last years
spring crops with market. having proven
SECOND TO NONE Peruvian Guano excepted perfect
confidence that of it 20 the trade
Ia growing demand which has than doubled each
uit factory Norfolk
which running order This together with the old Pocomoke
City enables all orders, either large small the satisfaction
Notwithstanding rtziug materials
will be held fully high standard aud sold former prices the
prompt paying trade
circulars and learn what the reliable farmers Of it's
use on PEAS, POTATOES CORN. STRAWBERRIES TOMATOES
MELONS, Address
FREEMAN, LLOYD, MASON & DRYDEN
JOHNSON & HASTING, ACTS
Snow Hill
Jan 13m@ Korfok5 Vas OF Poomoke City; Nd.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

HARPER'S R......................S4 90
HARPER : MAGAZINE .......... ......4 90
TARPfR S WEEKLY ......................l 90
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HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE .......I so
HARPER ) MAGAZINE
HARPER : YuCNG PEOPLE ..'.....'o w
HARPER 5 FRANKLIN SQUARE
LIBRARY.
One Year (52 Numbers} ............ ....lO 90
Postage free 10 al subscribers ia The Cnitoa
States or Canada.
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= course it is only straw, but
<election of a Democrat to sue
I'd the late Mr.. Wagner, a Re-
blican member of the New York
snate, shows that change is i'm
ending in New York politics.
" far this Transformation shall
SteHe seem to depend on
d prudence of the
-Ocracy Of that State, which
ght afford to be harmonious
! once, if only for a change.
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Per Year:

HARPER s WEEKLY. ... 81 %
HAEPER'S MAG 90
HARPER = BAZAAR ..........................4o 90
Tie THREE aho.e pit ulicotio - ........IO 90
hnv TWO above ramei ...................7 90
HARPER ; YOUNG PEOPLE ..........I 80
HAKPEk'S MAGAZINE
NAEfEE'S YOUNG PEOPLE '''....'.o 90
HARPER ; FRANKLIN SQUARE
LIBRARY,
On l'"r (52 Nnmbersl ..................lo 90
|"st - Lfee r. az subscribers IN the United
StTss or CaH,,dJ
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EX-SENATOR Conkling has de-
I'D the position of Associate
Ige on the Supreme Court
'cir.

pvIcEs from Annapolis inform
nat Gov. Hamilton is so much
posed that bis physicians have
Tim to bed, and there to
intil restored to health. =
lonbles are complicated,
Il breaking down from over
*. gravel and diphtheria.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year


Per Year
HARPER'S NAG 81 m
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The THREE above pubjcaii1ns.... 10 90
ANY TWO above named ...7 90
HARPEKS YOUNG PEOPLE ............l so
HARPER 5 MAGAZINE
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE '''.'....I 80
HARPER s FRANKLIN SQUARE
LIBRARY
On. Year 90 Numbers l............Ie On
posf'.9efTse 70 al subscribers in ne Fnn,,i
Staies u Cana@l
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EXCELSIOR

having determined to meet a public
demand often made within its walls,
by the introduction of
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-18
A Frsnchman says that the soul o.
wine u Al il TOP. II must be . oort
4 Joke on a Congressman.

In tile investigation into the San
Francisco mint, Representative Page,
of the Second California district. APP
peared for the prosecution. and Gen.
w. H. Barnes for the mint. In the
course If the congrcssman's speech he
exhibited a good deal Of irritation al
the manner in which he had been han.
died by Gen. Barnes, and took especial
exception to n passage, of which he
said: Such language was never used
in decent society, but II fell eIsily
from the lips of the gentleman. The
lowest hoodlum on the Barbary coast
would be ashamed to abuse his mate
in such indecent terms. He called me
a 'drab' and n 'scullion.' 1t was dis.
graceful
The truth was that Gen. Barnes, in
alluding to one of Mr.. Pages letters to
Mr.. Dodge. remarked that it Was OF
such so"t that it seemed the writer had
UnpIck ed his heart with wo DIS,
And fallen II cursing like a very drub and scull
ion.
1t was n very familiar and apt quota.
ton from Hamlet's soliloquy at the
close OF tho second scene of the second
act of the immortal play; but to the
tymPanum OF our congressman IL
sounded like tho v~ernacular Of the Bar
barry a 1t Is suggested to open a
subscription to be applied to the pur-
chase of in edition OF Shakespeare for
the use Of the Eagle Of Liberty Of the
Second district.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-18

As the Shenandoah valley fast express
entered the mile cut, Immediately north
of our town, on Tuesday last, the engi-
neer was horror-stricken TO see he
supposed TO be the end of the rail Jus,
ahead Of his rushing locomotive sliding
away from him. His first thought was
n broken rail caught by the pilot and
he expected an instantaneous crack.
.Wonderment usurped the place of fear
when a second glance revealed a ive-
foot black snake of the species known
Is runner" gliding rapidly away
from him IN top of tho rail. In the eI-
element of the moment his hand
sought the throttle, he threw II wide
open and the train bounded forward
under the impulse. but the snake
maintained its lead, although the train
was running at fully fifty miles an
hour. and whom tho end of the cut was
reached and an opportunity Afforded to
escape. 1t left the rail. ran out into an
open space, coiled itself up. threw tn
head into an attitude Of defiance and
died right there. An SANITATION re-
vealed that the intense heat of the rad
bad burned il 10 Mechanical
totun tHftSOn
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otherone disease except consumption.
LAuthoritY-Drs, Roberts and Thomp-
sonl.
SKCoND-The disease has DO certain
symptoms Of its own, revealing itself
through disorders in other organs
Roberts, Thompson and Johnson.
THIRD-"While the medical frater-
nifty is 10th TO acknowledge itself bafied,
it cannot be denied that with the ex-
ception of one proprietary medicine,
there is no known cure of Bright's dis
ease.-lCraigj.
What that remedy is has been fully
explained in this article, and in com
mending it to our readers, we appeal
not to their credulity, but to their judg-
menta and common sense. 1t is not only
pure and vegetable in its nature, but 1t
has proven 80 effective that it is used
more extensively than any other known
remedy nov before the people. 1t has
cured even the most pronounced cases
of Bright's disease, and it is an absolute
specific for all kidney difficulties which
are the first stages Of this most terrible
complaint. These are facts which
every one of eorethought car appre-
ciate, and by the observance Of which
all can avoid the misery of Il fatal neg
Iect."
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Saving Strength.

Even in performing necessary ki;ch-
en- work. the busy housewife need not
keep on her tired feet all the time.
Chairs or stools OF different heights can
be procured at slight expense, and al
be occupied as the work varies. Many
women seem to enter the kitchen in a
m~artyr-like spirit, and forego none of
the penances. But why need they?
For a woman to bring within the radi-
aiing heat of her range a damask-coy-
cred fduteuil. with q foot-stool. and to
loll back In the soft cushions, and to
give her orders with a languid a of
her jewelled hand. a Ia Marie Antoi-
nette, would be absurd But what use
is there to fuss about the work. and 10
worry yourself to dea b over itt II you
have sauce to make, do 1t leisurely.
Intelligence in preserving ones physic-
nj force is the intelligence Of humanity
in contradistinction to the over-taxed
and over-spent force Of the animal. 1t
is not expected Of you to have . spoon
with a handle five feet long. and at
gunshot range from your jelly kettle to
skim it. But womankind too often
makes her life miserable by want Of
proper judgment, and fuses and
frets, and worries herself over things
which, had she Judgment. might Be
pleasantly and easily accomplished.