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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
SLAsEsvILLE, w. Va. july 10.

MR HARPER Sir, After some
delay again find myself penning a few
lines. and hope they may tiud room for
insertion. 10 be pointed. would lust
say hrst to Mr. H.. that the Slanesvilie
Literary Society, over which he has been
troubled, vexed, and spent so many
slecpless nights. will meet at Slanesyille.
August 18th And would ask Mr.. II.
IL the question will suit him M;s time.
which is as follows: Resolved, that E.i-
ncdtion Is more beneficial than Moaey.
u THIS question does not suit. h, will
please LOS US know. | wish no would
take an active part in these enterprises
and not be making such frivolous re-
marks as ho has been making but PER
iaps no does not see the Importance Of
| such organizations. Hero is what a gen
tlaman said concerning one or the mem.
bers of said Society it has proti,cd him
to the value of 500 90 In three months.
Now, think these Societies could be
made as interesting and profitable as
any County or State Institute il proper
ly conducted, and no EXPENSE But
then unless some men are .'bell sheen"
they are none. We expect TO elect new
ofh;ers at our next meeting. SO come
| forward aspiran,s. As Mr. "Once in
Awhile" seems To be an advocate Of Ed.
ucaiion, hope he will favor us with q
speech on the 18th
think some Of your corresponds nj (,
have not only been living on "punkin
Ridge" but have been eating some OF
the seed, for they seem 10 he swelling
terribly. Can you show mo any sense
in oil OF Mr. "Homespun's doubly dis.
titled nonsense +? Mr.. Once in Awhile"
mado an unsuhstantiated charge against
Dir. g., concerning attending Institutes
In other counties. lie has attended for
1 met him at ono In Mar,iusburg. MIR.
Y. knows what he is saying AMI he is
not hot head or cracked brain. And
COZ corning Rocks" last coumunica-
ton. 1t was neither burlesque nor
an educational journal, but simply an es
say on howers, without a request for
publication. but left discretionary with
tue Editor. and If The gentleman wishe,
to read. perhaps Mr.. Harper can accom-.
moiale him yet. Now, genllemep, We
ci'izens OF , . are not opposed To Edu .
cation or dead to the interests OF the
same, Tut we practice what we preach
and learn by experience ani not 10y rid
icul:ng others. We can boast OF some
OF the most enterpris'ns citizens o:
hampshire county; AMI our plGasan,
little town. situated rs it is, is one ol
the most desirable homes In West Va.
ana we believe in time will become one
oi Importance, II from no other respurc,
than los Mountain, which certainty is
the most wonderful fca, oil Nature ye
developed. We wonder iha; Air. ID
does not maze 1t \ sumner resort.
Most OF Us arc done grain LA rYes,
WHICH Is goo'' beyond our expectation
Wa have some OF the pre.tiest girls III
The Siatc Ii you dun't believe 1t comt
and see.
Fearing that have already in,ruded
upon your valuable columns close
Regar Is TO Teachers and friends. re-
| maiu. respectfully, ROCKS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
G r a ~ . RI u S &c Al
Entertainment
AZ Copon Fridge,
FOUR CORNEr BANDS IN LINE

Under the direction anil supcr,; ion
- ct Prof J"us Il. WHIrAxsa, n gentIema,
." rare 'kiIl and proficiency in Bard Music,
ono Of those tSi ecied il the Highland Waller
t,rn'i b'nd ot berkeley county, Va renown
Il tor is excellent music
The prnp- will assemble on the grounds al
10 VI q. IN Frid ~, the iIh uf August n, 1t
square dinner ard lots OF GOO things pro
mised. Nothing in oar power will be left ua
done To mike this Entertainment highly al.
rractive. and that viii ADD TO the satisfaction
"at comfort Of our guests.
the meuIhers If the CrpGn Cornet 3,nI ton =
der their tn INKS 10 the public for the liberal
p'tr"g we and huHncitl support heretofore rs.
"eivci Having reen at heavy 'xpense for In
suumenis, tuition, and part of their uniforms
already scared.
They respectfully solicit assistance 10 enable
then io secure the h,lnnce of their rnif,rms
md every cen. realized by tits Ertprtainment
viii be applied for this purpose
Addresses. on appropriate SUI lets, may he
expected
s"H.l ann'sslnn 'ee "f for Adaiis
f'on TO the grounds, and IN lIerate charge for
d'naer, aud whatever ia obtained will he pro
;tri' mp! led, and the best Music and more of
20, than mas ever been o1:red ia III. Great Ca.
ctpan Valley
Children under IL years Of age, admitted fres.
~ ORDER Of
Tile C0mminee on Arrangements.
Capor Drudge. july lS. 1882
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
Quarterly Meetings. End Round.

Kevser-at Stone Chapel. July %
AMI % Springfield. at Wesley Chapel,
July 20 AMI so South Branch, at Eb :
cnczcr, August ~ and IS.
w. g. HAMMOND, p. +.
4 Canpmee,ing will he held at Flint.
stone. Md, under the auspices of the
N. y. Church. South. beginning Au-
gust IL.
Inc hisrict Conference will no held
nj Mooreheld. commencing Tuesday
September ,, 1T 3 y. NJ.
July Ii. 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
Baltimore Cattle Market,

We failed 10 receive our Baltimore
San. due on Tuesday last, consequently
NC are compelled TO omit full report OF
the Cattle market. Prices OF Beef Cattle
on Monday last ranged from IS 25 10
~, With but one sale At tho latter price,
most ssles from 81 so Csc so per 100
lbs. The receipts for the week were 2.
Oal. SIwkE.-Receipts. aimee our las,
account, s.s0S. Sales a, lo}G9llf cents,
and extra al III cents per Id. net
SHERP AND LAMBs.-Rscsipts $3.50
head. Sheep sold At s95i cents and
Larbs ut ACC cents per pound gross,
very fow sclling at or near the latter
price.
Some cases of measles, We understand.
have occurred, recently. in the neigh.
borhood or Pleasant Dale in this County.
Don't keep your money in tho house
it you have any, but take it 10 the
bank where the facilities for its safety
are better than NJ home. We keep ours
in two banks. Stenheas City S,ar.-we
need no such precaution, friend GIL.
MORE our subscribers keep il TOR ue.
aud We call. bat. have no response
Why. is this ?
SKINNY MEN.
"Wells' Health Remover" restores
health and visor, cures Dyspepsia. I'm.
potence, Sexual Debility. 81.
The finest OF the market is Rosen helms cels
braied Springdale Whiskey. For sale by Pat
rick Murphy, two doors north Of Hart Hotel
Wi nchestcr, Va
The estimated receipts of the Gov.
eminent for the fiscal year JUST ON.
menced under the existing tariff and
internal revenue are four hundred
and fifty millions. The estimated
expenses are two hundred and eighty
millions. Que hundred and SEVENTY
millions will thus BIO taken from the
people for which there is no use. and
which will only be u temptation 70,
treasury plumbers
The weather this week has beer
WARMER than We have been having.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
TUFTS PILLS A SUGAR PLUM.

Turr's Pills are now covered with n
vanilla sugar coating, making them al
nIsasant to swallow as little sugar
plum, and rendering them sgreeab.o to
Inc most delicate stomach.
They cure sick headache aud bilious
colo.
They give appetite and Hesb 10 the
boly.
They cure dyspepsia and nourish the
syst'm.
They cure fever and aguc. costive-
moss. etc.
Sol everywhere. rs cents q box.
July IA. lSS2.-3m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
DEATHS.

AT the residence OF her brother Elijal,
Rinehart. Esq, on Palterson's Creek,
on tie 22nd inst. Miss SALLIE RINE-
HART. aged 81 years.
Near Frankfort. on the Path inst.
ELLEN FrQUA infant child OF Rev. Les
lie ii. Davis, aged 10 months & 25 DAYS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28

We should he pleased to rusticate.
1t our health permitted, q few days at
Capon Springs. this county. We are
pleased TO note that Capt. SALES has
an unusual number Of gussts At this
time.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
SOLDIERS i NOW u :",ss.,s >;

Gl-erse Of any KIDD caused hy military service
-re entitled la PENSION. widows. minor chill .
dTtn, dependent mothers or fathers OF so,diers
Nho died from the effects of their servics are
H-o entitled Many invalid PENSIONERS are en-.
h'I.d to en- INCREASE. Careful assi,,ancs
gwen in pelavel or Il j'ct,l ldm., ns mlny
,'n uc allowed with bur little "a ore eyideoes
couple " instructions With refer, noes cent on
SnHr';jo1 ChAS. GEL A. KING -.
:orne's a. Law GIG ST, Washington. ID. C..
June 80, 1851.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
A. G. COWGILL.
A wtSn V,y Avn D.

A WIND, Hale AND RAIN Storm
On Tuesday OF last week, VIC are inform,
ell by Mr.. WILLIAM Il. REILEY. that n
terrible wind, hail ami rain storm ,cur.
red in ito neigh borbood OF Cold Stream
in this County. on that day. The wind
was terrific. breaking off trees eighteen
inches in diameter. and the hail strip-
ping large branches from the trees
Considerable damage was done to the
growing crops. The storm lasted abou,
thirty minutes.
The Che stnut bloom is resented
as profuse, and tho blackberry and
"hortleberry crops promise to lie very
abundant. The Dcwberry crop, we are
now enjoying. is immense. Twelve ami
half ceLts per gallon is tho ruling
price.
We regret To say that we cannn,
acknowledge pleasant rash calls from
many OF our subscribers this week
Court week. To those who dld remen :
tOr Us VIC tender our thanks,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28

A CENTS WANTED for the Bes.
and Fsstest-selling Pictorial Books
and Bibles. Prices reduced 80 per cent.
National Publishing, PhIl. Co. Pa.
May ), 1882. -6m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
NJ AH1SIlCn

In Winchester, on the 2oih inst. in
Christ church,hy the Rev. J. II. HUBBARD,
Dir. ALEX. NJ. BAKER to Miss JENNIE,
daughter OF j. Smith Gilkoson, ESQ,
both of that Mace.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
Anno,,noe.ncnt.

we are authorized 10 announce Hon. DAN
.hL Is. LUCAS Democratic candidate 70,
Congress in the 2nd District. subject to the dc
e's'on oil The Democratic Congressional Con,
vention.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28

Whooping cough. measles anu dyser.
itrJ are very prevalent at this time o.
mong children i'll Cumberland
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28

you desire Pure Whiskcy, Distilled from
I've only and OF great rye call or R,senheims
SlrreGn!e. For ssle 10y Patrick Murphy. two
d oors north Of Hart Hotel Winchester, Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
LAW SCHOOL o.

Washington & Lee University,
Gen. @. W. &. LEE Pres 1e,s.
'scH.iy q. a. Graves, A., Prof Com
".n Law and Equity Hon J Rtndoluh Tuck.
r.' ]. j.. y Prof Constitutional Law Judge
% w. Sh''ry, l. l. d.. Lecturer on Wills =
'se VIM Mclaughlin. lecturer on Pleading
session he sns Sept. II :sSL For catalogue
Fh1 '4i. information address,
Prof. &. a. GRAVES.
July u. lss2. I'm Lexington v,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
&S TO zoo per cay at hons. ssupss
PC ~ NAO worth IS 90 free Addres,
STMNSoN b o., Poritlnd, asiue.
GOOD FRIENDS AND GOOD OLD
WINES, ARE GENERALLY
FOUND TOGETHER
LOob toyOur Interest!
Home Supplies far Home Consumption.

I'BE peculiar med nal qualities Of The pure
| l. and uoaduIierated CHOICE
OLD w HIS II E Y.
Distilled from The Snesl growth Of RYE found
10 me valley, has attracted the attention Of the
medical faculty throughout the country, aud
Plcase5 All who Give il q Trial.
All he peoTle who now use il are well ple,s.
ed, and say there Is none better 10 be found
For excellence. purity aud evenness Of quality
these Gods are unsurpassed By aoy Wbiskeys
IN Virginia. They are eatirely free from adal.
leration and are Of natural flavor and possess
hne Toiic Properties. These waiskeys afe sold
under guarantee and give perfect satisfaction
you WILL FIND MY STOCK OF
grape s. BLackcJvU Zines
For Saelameniql Purposes equal 10 any
band made Wines.
| have also, Fine Oil Apple and
Fesch Brsndies. You sill always spd my
II Il X
stocked With The very best REFRESHMENTS
Of ever description. Including
WHISTLES, BRANDIES, WINES |
AND BEEH.
eTI advise all who enjoy a GOOD |
DRINK 10 give nae a call
PATRICK MURPHY,
Two Doors Norih Of Hart Hotel, and opposite
Baker 4 Co, Win shesier, Virginia.
May &c, 1897. ~.
Il. S.-All parties sending TO mo by
Stage or otherwise will see that my name
is written on all goods shipped from noe.
PATRICK MURPHY.
Winchester, We.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28

REMEDY PoH CABA.aE WJRNI. At
this season. n remedy for this trouble.
some creature will DO very acceptable {;
and our neiShbor, Mr.. Hupp. says he
thinks he has it. IL ia nothing more
than common tansy. The leaves should
be well bruised, and the juice pressed
out and srrinkIed over the cabbage
MIR. llupp says that after sprinkling tic
juice upon the plants. lie places the
bruised leaves down in the oops of the
cabbage Strdsbuyy Ne,es.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
1881
Ho7pc'S TounG People.
An illustrated weekly--I6 Pages.
Suited to Boys aud Girl, OF from Sir to six
teea Years Of Age.
Volume III, commences November !, 1851.
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.

The icVNG PEoPLs has been frcm the Hrsi sue
eeSsfol beyond anticipation N. Y. Evening
Post
u has distinct purpose 10 which IL steadily
adheres-that, namely, Of supplauting the vi
cious papers for The young with paper more
strAeuEe, as well as more wholesome - Roe
ton Journal.
For nesiness, elegance ogeusraving, aad con,
iehts generally, u 10 unsurpassed By any pub-
ieaiien % the kidd jet bfoaght 10 our noiiee.
Pittsburgh Gszsite
I've weekly visits are eagerly looked for not
only by the children. bat also bv par,sts yrba
are enHiops 10 prOTide pure liieraturs for their
girls add boys -ChristiSn Advocate, BsRslo.
New York.
weekly paper for ehildrsp which parents
need not fear 10 let their children read al the
smily hreside.-Bsrt'ord Daily Times
Just tho paper 10 take the eve aad SECURE the
stisniioa Of the boys aud gifls.-Springael6
Bnion
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
Il T. II NJ &.
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLg1
Per Year. Postare Pfen.id ~ - ~

LAWYERS YOUNG PEOPLEl a,
FER Year, Postage Prepsid, I ~ DS
Single Numbers -Four Cents each.
ne Bound Volume for Iss. will be ready esS.
" ~ November Price, 50 90 posfaes pyensid
Cover for Young People" for iss;. "a sss,.
postage, 10 cents additional
=, kemiiisnces should be pads ky Pos,-OEes
Money Order or Draft. TO avoid chance Of toss
Newspapers ere not 70 copy this sdvey.
BRoTBERs. sF
Address HARPER q npoTuV,a
November 4. 1891. W. ya,1
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28

Tho Ohio Wesleyan University. at
Delaware, under the able management
OF President Q. II. Payne. has taken n
front rank among our Western Colleges.
The system Of co-sducation has proved
a pronounced success. giving the young
ladies' at their lovely home at Monnett
Hall tho advantage or mixed olasse 3
with the privacy OF the family circle.
The University in AL its department
has never been as ably conducted. The
graduating class Of 's2, numbered hhy-
four.
We we're blessed with a refreshing
shower Of rain yesterday, which was
much needed. Corn looks we'll and is
growing rapidly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
CAN'T GET IT.

Diabetes. Brights Disease, Kidney.
Urinary or Liver Complaints cannot be
contracted Ivy you or your family II Hop
Biiters are used, and IL you already
have shy Of these diseases Hop Biuers
Is the only Medicine that will positive =
" cure you. Don't forget this. and
don't get some pulled sp STAFF that will
only harm you.
A rich vein Of copper ore has recently
been diacotered in tho Vicinity OF Flint
stone, Nd.
Dyspepsia, the bug -bear Of epicure-
ans, will I've relieved Ivy Browns Iron
UiltCrs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
AMPOR TINT
10 the Public.

We have put down prices on nearly all
our goods from 10 to 20 per cent. as the fol-
low will show:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28

low .el by calling u.s. examining and
Nv
We our Cooking Stoves and
among the various kinds handle especially the
Excelsior the medium,
d cook stove has And the Nail priced
excele by embraces the
highest priced stovenge door, shelf
chasing elsewhere ~ - ~ r.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-08-05
A Novel Reform.

A Washington correspondent saws :
Reform has struck the Post Office De-
partment. And why not? 1t may not
grapple with diplomacy like the De-
partment of State, or study the Indian
from the Interior Department, or regu-
late finances in the Treasury, or plan
iron-clads at the Navy Department, or
move handful of troops, called the
Army, at the War Office, or decide
what is law in the Department of Jus
tice. But it may indulge in reform. I
tell the truth, because, to vouch for
truth in these dull days of news-gather-
ing would be formidable undertaking.
A young German employed in that de-
partment was brought before the Post
master General to answer to serious
charge-that of having been in the
habit of kissing a lady, also employed
there, whenever he delivered letters to
her. The innocent German "young
man" was more than surprised, and ex-
planned that he had kissed the lady, but
that in Germany kiss under the same
circumstances meant no more than
shaking hands in this country. 1t was
the German custom that he had fol-
lowed, with no thoughts of harm
When he met the lady he greeted her
with kiss, instead Of the formal shak-
ing of hands as Americans do. The
Postmaster General informed this limo.
cent German ''young man" that he
must conform to the American customs.
and that he would not be allowed to in.
troduce his German customs, however
preferable they might be to our cold
matter-of-fact ways. Fancy the Post
master. General, grave and gentle as he
is at all times, trying to be stern and
serious, and reprimanding the young
foreigner for following this one custe m
of his beloved land of music, tall sol
diers, lager, poetry, and Sweitzer
cheese. The innocent German "young
man" doubtless wonders where one is
to realize the boosted freedom of speech
and action that lures so many to our
shores, if simple custom in his less
free country is to be prohibited here.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-08-05
Pain from Severed Limbs.
PERSONS WHO CLAIMED TO SUFFER FROM
POSITIONS OF BURIED MEMBERS.

The Manchester, N. H., Mirror
says:-The feet of Josiah West, who
met with that terrible accident on the
railroad few days ago, were taken by
his wife to Fremont, N. H., for burial.
When the unfortunate man regained
consciousness at the hospital the morn
ing following the loss of his limbs, he
complained that his toes panied him a
great deal, that they seemed badly
cramped, and he requested that some
one move then for him.
AT that time the feet were tied in O
bag, and the hospital people did not
know where they were to be found. 1t
seems simply incredible that the posi-
ton or condition of severed member
of persons body should affect in the
least the sensibilities of the owner; but
suffice it to say that the undertaken
with whom the writer conversed affirms
that he personally knows of numerous
cases where persons who have lost q
limb declared they felt pain from an
awkward position which the member
was In.
He cited an instance of man who
lost an arm in the city last fall. After
being amputated it was sent to the I'M
dertaker's for burial. 1t was placed in
a box, the back of the hand being down,
remaining 10 this position for several
hours. The owner of the severed mem
Der, during that time, experienced pain
in the arm, which grew so unbearable
that at last he asked friend to go to the
undertaker's and see about the limb.
This was at 5:45 o'clock in the after
noon. The friend was busy and did not
start off for half an hour, and during
that time the pain had ceased and the
wounded man said he need not go.
He went, however, and found that the
undertaken had just finished caring for
the arm; that it had been placed in an
easy and natural position in the box
The time when the arm was changed
from the awkward position to the latter
conceded exactly with the time when
the owner had felt the pain leave him.
When the friend reported to the I'M
fortunate man, he (the latter said he
knew just how the arm was placed, that
he could feel its position and correctly
describe the same.
Another case cited by the undertaken
was about man who lost an arm above
the elbow. The member was given to
the undertaken and buried. The man
subsequently went to Lawrence to
live. About a year after the accident
he paid the undertaken visit and told
him his arm for long time had panied
him a great deal that the fingers seemed
cramped, and that he wanted to see the
buried member. Accordingly it was
dug up and examined, and, strange to
say, found to have the fingers tightly
turned up toward the palm, as the man
had SAID they felt to him. The fingers
were Strengthened and the arm con-
signed again to the ground, and no
more trouble was experienced from it.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-08-05
Women Looking to Wyoming.
PLAIN ADVICE TO THE SEX WHO DESIRE TO
MARRY CATTLE KINGS.

The Laramie boomerang says:-In
answer to former article relative 10
the dearth of women here, we are now
receiving two to five letters per day from
all classes and styles of young, middle
aged and old women who desire to come
to Wyoming. Some of them would like
to come here to work and obtain an
honest livelihood, and some of them de-
sire to come here and marry cattle kings.
A recent letter from Michigan, written
in lead-pencil, and evidently during
hours when the writer should have been
learning her geography lesson, is very
enthusiastic over the prospect of com
ing out here where one girl can have a
lover for every day in the week. She
signs herself Rosalinde, with a small r,
and adds in a postscript that she "means
business"
Yes, Rosalinde, that's what we are
afraid of. We had kind of vague fear
that you meant business. SO we did not
reply to your letter. Wyoming already
has women enough who write with q
lead-pencil. We are also pretty well
provided with poor spoilers, and we do
not desire to ransack Michigan for af-
fectiona'e but sapheaded girls.
Stay in Michigan, Rosalinde, until we
write to you, and one of these days when
you have been mother eight or nine
times, and as you stand in the golden
haze in the back yard, hanging out
damp shirts on an uncertain line, while
your ripe and dewy mouth is stretched
across Eastwood clothespin, you will
thank us for this advice.
Do not despair, Rosalinde. Some day
man, with great, warm, manly heart
and pair of red steers, will see you and
love you, and he will take you in his
strong arms and protect you from the
Michigan climate, just as devotedly as
any of our people here can. We do moi
wish to be misunderstood in this matter.
1t is not as lover that we have said SC
much on the girl question, but in the
domestic aid department, and when we
get long letter from a young girl who
eats slate-pencils and reads Ou1da be.
hind her atlas, we feel like going owe,
there to Michigan with trunk strar
and doing little missionary work.