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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-08

The Postmastership still hangs fire,
but Stansburry Murray is kept busy,
at his barber shop, No. 9, Fren 81 street,
in trimming the flowing locks of the
citizens of Wilmington in his latest
spring style, which has just been pa.
tented BY him: Neck cut feather edged,
sides cnt short, crown left full, and
front cut medium, which Is acknowl.
edged to be the best style now in vogue.
Give him a call,
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Cock est Ell prison CT attendant
que son atlaire paraisse deyant Ia
c9ur de district.
Cne attaire i pen PIES semblabie
a cu lieu, vers Ia mtnae epoque, SUI
Thab;tation WoodlaWE. Jarrett
Carraway a etc tire par VIM. Kelly
avec TN pistolet Gu ealibre 81,
Smith & Wesson. D'anres ropinion
dn DR.. Dr.. Duval, Ia biessure est
dangeureuse mails non tatale. Une
ordre d'arrestation a etc lance con
tire Kelly.
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co,uA1rs. - La SENTINELLE

- CrvyJvCTr
souHAIrs. - La 0ANIlNhhLH
rent, aujouHaillii, Seioli uS"S7 All
t;oue ct soien'ie'' So''li''il'f d SEES
,sfrolis ct SEES l~co'tI'fS usie bonnie
Il heurcase aimee. L3 a'o"e "t
lann4e qul va hieii'"' hAif 1"!S''''
u94yoir dcS c:'iailI'tS SAILS lion'"l',
uais l~'abonaiAEe ft1'!'o 'i'i' 4 sal
fiela pefioo1 "0 7'
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DEcEs. - Joseph Alexis Blan-
cliard, ils de Mary L. Crawford ct
j. Z. Blanchard, est decide lie %
decembre, a l'age de / ans, IL mois
et'21 jours, aprts une Tongue mala-
die. SEES funeraiiles ont ca lieu lie
.endomdin III cimeti@le de lIgiise
catho!iIne 81. Joseph, al milieu
dnn %nolnbreux colIcourS u'amis ct
de commissioners de ii faniiilc.
les restes tie Nme we. Jean
i~3artiste BERNARD, aac&tI&4 Ii Ia Nou-
ve,i"-OIIfans lc - dc &c mois d
Tage de 81 ans, en- cts apportes a
Ihibodaul et in:iurnGs al oimetiero
de i't4lise ca,llo'iqra ST. Joseph.
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OrGOnnance No. $50.

Deelarant contraire a la 'oi la construction on
le maintien DIES canauX, coupes on fosses'
actuellement fats, pouvant condnlre Ieau
du Bayou sur les terres de derriere, 81 ce
nest pour la culture du r!z; pourvoyant
aux penalties ct indignant la maniera de
disposer de ~l'ar.ent proven&nt Ges amen
DIES.
Attendu que, d'apres les intormations re
cues par lie Jury de Police lie Latourche. cer-
taines IersOnnes residant dams la partie iafG-
rieure Iu Bayou Latourche, ont grouse GU
sont EN- train dc creuser des canaux on fosses.
a travers les levees ct les c6teaux. allant du
Bayou Latourche sur les terres Ell arriere. ct
mettant. par &c moyei. une grande quantite
tl'eau sur les terres DIES VoiSlns den baS, an
grand dommage ct detrlnlent des facilities
d'egouter.
En- CONSEQUENCE, Ii est resclu par lie Jury
de Police de ia paroisse Latourcle que:
SECTION Ill sera contraire Il ii loi, pour
lie propri6taire on occupant de toute terre
faisant face au Bayou Latourche, de taire GU
de tenir ouvert tout canal, coupe on fosse,
maintedant fats conduisant on ponyant con
dulre fsau du Bayou Latourehe soft Il travers
ia lev6e, soft a travcrs les c6trauX, pour II I'M
perte auel objet que &c soft, sans avoir preala-
hlement o6tenu une permission spectacle. don
nee confornIement aux lois ct performances re
latives 4 linondation DIES terres pour la cui-
ture du riz.
SEC. I'll sera du devoir de lInspecteur
DIES chemins ct levees de notltlef, par cert,
tous les proprietaires on occupants, sur les
terres desquels de tells canaux on fossGs eNis,
tent actuellement. dc les boucher SANS dela1
ct, 81 quelque proprietaire on occupant refuse
on negli re de boucher de tells canauX, coupes
on foss6s, dams les dix iours de IA date &c la
notification, il sera passible dune ainende de
[S5.00l cinq pias.res AL moins ct de $4,000
cinonante ~piastres au plus ct DIES frais de la
,auursuite devant une eonr lie jurisdiction
campetente. de tout citoyen on propliGtaire
qosstdant des terres dams lie voisiiiage du dit
delinquent qui peut etre Observation-Disclosures
injnrio par les dites coupes, canaux on losses,
ronrvu aussi que chaque delinquent soft sujet
a payer Ia dite amerde pour chaque ct toute
coupe, canal on fosse, ct pourchaque ct toute
negligligence GU refus d'obeir a ehaque ct tou-
tie notification do rInspeeteur des chelnins ct
levees.
SEC. 3.-Que toutes les amendes seront YER
sees dams lie Tresor de la p~aroisse.
Sec. Ill est de plus resolu que cette Or
dominance prendra son etfet immediatement
apres sa PRONUNCIATION.
Approuvee ct adoptee lie IA decembre 1882.
lSign6 ST. GRIsAMOHE,
President Police Jury of Lafourche.
Certiti6e: IT. ALLAN, secretary.
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o9DoNNANcE.- Nous psbIions,
Adjoard'hui, Ell ~flangai>, pour ceux
que celia peut coneeIner, Iorion-
anc No. 150, adort&e Il Ii der-
Mere session du jury de Police.
Cette ordolnance declare contraire
ii ioi Ia construction on le maintien
DIES canauN, coupcs on fosses actu-
element fats ct pouvant conduire
Feau du Bayou IL les terres de
derriere, 81 &c nest pour la culture
du riz. Ellie pourvoit aux penalties
ct indi4ne la man;ere de disposer
de rargent provenant des amendes.
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EVERGREEN.-La representation
dramatique qui devait Gtre donnfe
les ~ ct % de &c mois, par le club
ErAyyeea, Il etc Tenvoyee a une
date plEs eloignee que nous ferons
connaitre en- temps ct lieu. lie mo-
til qui a tait remover les dates de
cette representation est dill, nous
dit-on, d un mal-eHtenIue entire les
proprietaires de In sale Wayegly ct
L. Club. &c dcgnier. Qui he pouyant
pas ayoir Iusage de Ia sale pour
G repetitions, a traIisrorte tout
son batacIan an IjycMe:t's Fair
GFcrRt}s Oh les ohaIpeutiers Sol en-
train deconstruire iii Theatre. Dams
a~uelques .jours les 1ravauS seront
terminGGs ct Ia date &c Ii r~cprtsen-
tatiGl tiXte.
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0pERA.-DanS notre dcr.iler nu-
nero nous ayons annonc6 Ia forma-
ton dune socitt6 dOpera Qui pour
ION debut deyait bonner Patience.
Depuis nous avons appris, ct celia
aFec lie plus profound regret, que les
nemhres de cette organisation
sgaient ell trop de Patience ct pas
asez de perseverance pour donller
On public de ThibodauX quelGue
ehose qui ressembldt d I'm Opera.
Oh done, cette organisation roln-
brease ct possedant tous les Gle-
ments dune reussite d peu pres
cftaine c'est dissOute Samedi der
ner du consentement unanime DIES
fembres presents. Nous avoRS es-
por, dependant, ct nous lie solnmes
pas les seuls de Get avis, que les
lersonnes qui Ell faisaient partie
Hnt, d'ici a peu temps, trouver lie
ngen d'organiser quelque chose
e plus attlayant ct lie moins tati-
giant que roperette. Pourquoi
aessaieraint-elles pas la comedie,
\ drame Oh la tragedies Avec I'm
lfxa daptitude ct de bonnie volonte
Giles sont snres de donner quelque
nose de pr6sentable ct de faire
sourr tout lie public de ThibodauX
Z DIES environs Il ieurs representa-
lions.
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soIREE hECREATINE.- Domain
s9r, il Y aura dams la sale ST. Jo-
&pa une representation dramati-
we, saiyi dun arbre lie jour de Tan,
faarse Dune foule de presents. En-
@le, deS Embellishments ct DIES
aandises de toute especes seront
Nsyis, d des priX mod6r5s, a tous
feax qui en- icront Ia demande.
Wolque admission soft gratuite,
nous esptrons que Ia recette sera
ssea abondante pour payer ii dette
w Ia banquette.
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'ESTE.-LAabitation Jean We
ae, une des meilleures habitati0nS
@ Ia paroisse Lafourche: vendu
ahaeh dernier a I'enchere publique,
want Ia maison de cour, a etc adj
|saSee pour Ia somme de 700 &
IN Emile Morvant ct Auguste
1sert. Cette annee-ci cette plan
@toh a tait 800 boucauts de sucre,
salgle les degats de rinondation.
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MEssE Ne MINUIT.-La grande
etrt6monie ielisieuse qui a cue lieu
i Occasion We Ia Messe de Minuit
attire unc Youle de monde 4 re-
disc C~atholiqhe st. Joseph. Ces
artes de ceremonies Sont t%ouiours
tas-imposantes, :hais celle qui Went
Tayoir lieu a surpasse de beaucoup
nles qui FONT precGlec. Pour cette
OCCASION, lie ~proiesseur f. Chol a
iait executor una meSse de sa com
position. EeSeeation, \considerant
les moyens qun await asa DISPOSE
ton a Gta trts-bonne, ct Ieftet pro
duit sur I'auditGire q GtG ON ne peut
Plus ilatteur pour ThabileA profess
wHr qui d compose cette tnes$e'
lette composition est me yeritabie
cuyre musicale qui denote chez
son auteur Ia baautG ct la probVn-
leur des sentiments Qui Font ilspi-
n.
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$1,000 de EsecoRsapense

Fnleve dc l.habitation David Pugh. lie jour
lie Christmas. une petite mule sorrcl. jenne
ct en- bon etat, etamp6e sur la hanche Ii.
Cette recompense sera payee IA tonte person
ne qui la decouvrira on la ramcuera a John
II. Pugh, sur a'dite halitation. Dec-30s2.
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les produits u lesquels lis comp
talent pour atteindse Il un bien-ttre
relatif, dd a leur travail ct Il lear
economic.
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AVENDEE.

Tn terrain. magasin ct residence, situe a II
miles en- has de Lockport. S'adresser a
dec-2-S2. Nine. VICTOR PAVE
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'aielit po"I d1tt'i'aAo III ole1i7o'is
rela''i' u" d leaf ."'"ii {. d 'ea'
economic.
i'~iliiiilciit, IA seeeaeofe. al' / u
''"N ai"e'ie' TN ia'a1lfe 'ies pi'S'
"'ioca d cue e''''4isi' q IL o1':'e-
lyon, pi4"is%a - l4'th''i9, lttS 80"
LII ii@1e qua ID Ssl''.e " Il o3EeiS5e
Neiihiiiioh' Fo'ei les ttt'ss te's e't :
lis nous CT t'r f@%"iate' par Hit.
pefSo.ihe ehS.',,@e o3ite'tiieile d
i'o'fe bureau 1t l:is1ih, ee hoils'e
ile"Fe' IL III. l'"5>3I So isfa. sisit q
Sd c'tisilie ct III al t1tit. losf5'.ll III
aSSasSi'' ehs"'':a'. '3e 9ai'' '3osite oe-
F'i's q'lel'ida temps, Pa'Ssii itAsStliA-
I" oe sol as1ile par i: iehetfe ell'i
o''eite' IN ie'i Il ie ~" iai'te' I'iii'
I'oohef' att-fee Par &c os'ii &c III
oe'oiii'ioh' aeeo''ft'' CT VII son mari
c'eiio" sa's vic SUI IL ph'iei4ei'
~" olessofe pres ue ID TEMPE seiil-
oiil' d'oii e'e iali par aiie o''iie oe
pis'o'e' "o 'cro e'ii"ie' gu Par oi.e
i"oiie 'us4u pieseiis vi IL"
"''eo"i i'r''oo l'o"N "h' sei'ii i" oe-
cou'flf 1t meuftrlef, ct CONNIE oE
ne ooiiii"iesai a''eeii eiiie'hi aA
ooc'e"i' OH SC peru ell e~ohJec'tfes
e'A ''''oi'o 4'i -. ''''o 'oh'n'e'-
We oh oiihie a'ss' i'c.ie q a'ioee'
N""" iainoi'S oes N'eoA poai que
luei4oecifcolis'ahcei iipft'oe le oe-
ooio u 4"o pioi'p'e justice I'll son
i"l'o'
lie ciiehilll &c Ter -Aofsa'l, o'' ie
oo"'''" des oI'e'0esas' iaie Ell &c
"'o'lieh' "os "iia'ies ~ei's'''eiao1es
Depuis lie commencement Gle IA Sc
''iailie oefhlele, oet'A iiiisselises
''i'' 'o h.'' "e ~ ' ~ ""so'h'
I'"sseh1 pau i'll 'oos les jotlS, io1s-
uen''ii' oh'is.s 's e''''i' as Si.si.S'
"e ne too'e sotts.
ks '''''' Ut 'o' aseaIs SOM e'A
'Ael'i'' i'i''' leh'l'As VI d iol'tii'a4iS
'Ho s'.'''.e eASais'oh os' ope-
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No'"p'sn'o D''o '''A'' No. /
w ons oie'"A' nas'lia ae "o're
WIG N J'ii>iei p1oeii'iii j" o ne,i-
ie' "" h'''i'f' Ct d son le'o"f' paItI-
l" NC Il" 1t 40 .
"e"ies uo hiaelh' Ae piiA gu eillet
po'i ',,oi ie'o'i n's' que oe
81 he ni"e' ''"'' "o oiie HietoA
NJ iei" oi'ei'oie 'o'e ioiis ae Id
io"'o'
l." Aooeseo"ots ese e'i'ie ie =" gu
co'lan' u"he y" ,i's'leh'e "'iiiee.
NUNS sooha',oii !" hoeie eohliefe
ui'e TONGUE VIC accohipasllee oe
oeaucooP oe pioSpeil'e'
Ao"s ies pe'i's p~ia'l'eofs CT les
pi"n''s my eie on' 'eiii'i'ies les
'ia'auA oe lallice II ny que les
w.
p.' NV
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
e VS. niEe& EsssEE;s..

Mr.. Thomas Albert informs his friends
nj the travelling public that lie has made
acme new Arrangements which vii. enable
Eim to satisfy ali these who viii honor him
with their castom.
Meals furnished at all hours Of the day
breakfast at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. and Dinner
1t 1 o'clock Z. II.
CommoaIous and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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I
ASSUMPTION.

lie Pionnier de Presumption II
nonce que les quellaes .jours de
pIuie de In semaine derniere ont
rendu les c!iemins asseZ mauvais ct
gene les habitants qui mont pas en-
core fini de rouler. lie vent qui a
souitie ayec une extreme violence
a fait monter lie bayou de plusieurs
pieds Ell quelques heures. QUAINT a
l'etat sanitaire de la p~aroiSse. il est
excellent. II nest plus question de
typhoide, nj de malaria a peine 81
on signale quelques tievres interim
tentes, contractees Ell automne ct
qu'on a negligees on qni ont resiste
4 FACTION de la quinine, ct quelques
rhumes plus ennuyeux que Danger
reuX.
lBERIE.
lie Sugar-Bout estime Ia recolte
de sucre 4 $4,000 boucauts c'est
plus de deux fois celle de Tan der
nier.
Labonlance de Ia recolte ayant
d6passe tonte attente, les p!anteurs
Sc trouyent i court de boucauts
pour lie sucre ct de barils pour la
m6lasse ct que les tonneliers ne
peuvcnt suffire 4 la demande.
Cette industrie fait heaucoup
d'argent dams ce moment, ct lesprix
ont observation-disclosures llausse.
lie bois meme est are. Ierreuse-
ment. les chemins etaient bons, sans
ouoi Ia roulaiSon cut etc retardee;
ily cut Ell DIES pertes considerables'
LEtoiIe G'Iberje rend compte de
rincendie de III sucrerie de Mr.. Gle
ment Darby, situee ala Petite-Ansc.
Les tlammes ont fait un ravage
81 prompt que rien ma pu etre sau-
We. Assurance $1,000 sur Ia compa-
enie Teutonia, Nouyelle-Orleans
dapres ce qui nous a etc rarporte.
L'incendie est accidental, ct tout a
etc fait pour preyenir I'm enter de-
sastre. La perte est fort lourde pour
Mr.. Darby. a ce qui a etc detruit
representait lie resultat non seule-
ment dune, mais de plusieurs an
nees du plus rude labeur. Une par
tie de la perte est, croyons-nous,
partagee par quelques engages, qui
ainsi ont WI s'evanouir Ell fumee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-08-30

How TO KEEP FROM DRowNING.- The
human body weighs pound in the water
and single chair will support two grown
persons; it will keep the head above water.
which is all that is necessary when it is a
question of life and death. One finger
placed upon a stool or chair, or box or
piece OF board, will easily keep the head
above water, while the two feot and other
hand may be used as paddles to propel the
body toward the shore. Iti not at all
necessary to know how to swim to keep
from drowning in this way. A little ex-
perience of the bouyant power of the
water. and faith In it, is all that is requir-
ed. We have seen small boy, who could
not swim stroke, propel himself back
and forth across deep wide pond bv
means of board that would not sustain
five pounds weight. Children and all
others should have practice in the sustain
ing power of water. In nine cases out of
ten the knowledge that what will sustain
a pound weight is all that is necessary TO
keep ones head above water will serve
better in emergencies than the greatest
expertness as a swimmer. A person un-
familiar with the buoyant power of the
water will naturally try to climb to the
top of the floating object on which he tries
to save himself. If it is large enough.
that is all right. But it generally is not
large enough, and half of a struggling
group is often drowned in the desperate
struggle TO climb on top of piece of
wreck or other floating object, not large
enough to keep them entirely above water.
This often happens when pleasure boats
capsize. All Immediately want to get out
of tho water on top of the overturned or
half-flled boat, and are all drowned ox.
cept those whom the wrecked craft will
bear up. Ii they would only trust the
water to sustain ninety.ninc hundreths of
their bodies, and the disabled boat the
other hundredth, they might be saved
under most circumstances. An overturn-
ed or water filled boat will snstain more
people in this way than it will carry. 1t
would keep tho heads above water of as
many people as could get their hands on
the gunwale. These are simple facts ,
easily learned, and may some day save
your life.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-08-30

"OvER TIE RIVER, some discussion
having arisen as to the authorship of a
poem bearing tho above title, have been
requested to state the facts In the case. 1t
was written in 1850 by Miss Nancy A. w.
Priest, of Winchendon, Mass. At that
time she was an operative in a New
England factory. The poem was extern
sively copied; probably none ever had u
wider circulation. The writer of this
note loved the poem, not only for its
beauty and pathos, but because it was
fovorite with a beloved sister who in our
household was to US the same that "Dar.
ling Minnie" in the second stanza was to
Miss Priests home. Being at the time
connected with the Ohio Wesleyan col
lege for young ladies at Delaware. the CO.
operation and sympathy of Miss Mary
Monnett, W ealthy pupil and patron of the
college, were secured, ard bade me send
for the gifted author, who greatly desired
an education. that she might be fitted for
teaching. Five letters were received from
Miss Priest, who responded gratefully to
the call; arrangements were consummated
and she was to have begun in September,
1860, the college course, when, severe
Inflammation of the eyes supervening, her
chrshed hopes and our anticipations were
swept away. In 1865 Mr.. w. A. Ingram,
of this city, called upon the lady in the
home of her aged parents; found her an
exceedingly shy and reticent lady, devoid
of personal attractions; indeed, the expires.
sion in one of her letters seemed almost
verified, "Do not ask me for my photo,
graph. am so homoly you would not
want to keep the picture" She was after
ward married to Mr.. Wakefield. Not
long ago this sensitive and beautiful soul
Passed from sight with the blatman pale
To the better shore OF the spirit land"
Cor. Cleveland (O) Leader.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-08-30

MODELS OF LOVELY HANDS. The craze
has been revived among professional and
fashionable beauties upon whom nature
has bestowed that rarest OF all her gifts, Il
shapely hand and a graceful wrist, of
having them modelled in the finest Carrara
marble, and presenting them to lovers and
friends rs souvenirs less readily recogniz.
able by the crowd than Photographs, ami
yet more vividly suggestive TO those WIN
are familiar with the nervous grasp or
velvet touch of the living hand they rep
resent. in the great Nlennese exhibition
of 1873 there was to be seen an exquisite
reproduction of the left hand of the Prin.
cess Pauline Bonaparte, of whom it was
said by sculptors and critics that from the
crown of her head to the sole of her foot
no flaw or blemish could be found, and
who had so large charity for those who
should be born too late TO see the full p3r-
fection of her charms that she allowed
herself to be modelled aud painted in every
conceivable costume and attitude, and
most frequently in no costume Eat all,
eXacting only that the studio in which she
sat should be we'll warmed aud thorough.
ly protected against draughts. The mar.
Oio manu- W. spCih uOWcNGI, ulHuI
have belonged to the Roman matron or
Puritan maiden, so suggestive was 1t of
gentle and refined womanhood The work
was attributed to Canova, but the fact
that the marble was slightly tinted, the
pale flesh color deepening in the dimpled
knuckles and underneath the long, tilhert.
shaped nails, makes this impossible. On
the third finger was wedding ring,
guarded by brilliant solitaire set in black
enamel, and the wrist, which rested on a
cushion of black velvet, was encircled by
a black enameled bracelet. The effect of
the whole was real and lfelike beyond
anything that chemicals or paint brush
can produce, and the fair ones of to-day
are wise in their generation when they
seek to revive this most lasting and beau.
tiful method of perpetuating one of their
greatest charms. Tho drawback to it is
that, alas! many lovely women have hands
which their admirers would never wish to
be copied or reproduced-hands which in
England are maliciously called mutton
fists, and of which the fiugers look as If an
Indians hatchet had trimmed their ends.
But this fact will probably only make the
fortunate few doubly anxious to have
their digital perfections perpetuated,
Y. Sun,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-08-30

iveness broofs over it. As gaze upon
this picturr-its outlines, broad back
grounds, with NV brush and pencil in
hand 50 unSkiliIully wrought--would that
| could, Raphael Ike, paint Vermont
home-beau ideal home. Slmething is
wanting, some prominent figure must be
brought out to give life expression. charac-
ter charm and beauty tc the whole. Now,
with all this system of adoption applied,
aided by the teachings Of Theoretical dema-
gogues, agricultural papers. farmers
clubs. farmers unions, oranges and boards
OF agriculture If not seconded by the Of.
forts of a wife adapted to the farm, under
standing her business, making care n
pleasure, sunshine in darkness,it will nine
cases out of ten be up hill business-row-
ing against the current; but if aided by
such housewife, garnered not from the
city, rs rule, neither from the unfurtun.
a'cly imbecile frail, bntteril y-class, thu
wo1ld be rs useless rs a canary bird,
S 5ing and walking her cage with dress
hat would not complete its arrival until
the next train; but n robust, common
Sense' lover Of labor, of care, yet patient,
possessing the true character Of lady.
with IA clear mint and Il pIre heart. the
ship of life thus mtnned will escape the
Of bankrup cy and avoid the ice.
oergs of money panics.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-08-30

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