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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-01

The new arrangement of the Union Pacific
will 60 into effect to-day and is as follows:
The various lines Of the company have been
grouped in new divisions and the superin-
tendent of each will be the general superin-
tendent of that division. Under this arrange
ment d. T. Smith, with headquarters at Kan.
sas City, will be General Superintendent of
the Kansas division and branches, including
the Kansas Central. A. A. Egbert, at Dem
yer, will be General Superintendent of the
Central, the Greeley, Salt Lake and Pacific,
the Georgetown, Breckenridge and Lead
vile, the Denver, Western and Pacific, and
the Denver and South Park and all its branch.
es. p. J. Nichols, at Omaha, will control the
Nebraska division, including all formerly in
the Union division between Omaha and
Cheyenne. Robert Law, at Cheyenne, will
control the Wyoming division, being west OF
Cheyenne. J. II. Congdon, will have charge
of motive power and the car department, and
L. Lane of the bridge building department.
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Administrators Sale.

~ Notice Is hereby given. that on a-
SATURDAY, the 9th Bay of SEPT, 1852,
In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court Of
Deer Lodge County Montana Territory, the under
signed administrator OF the estate OF William R. Fer
guson deceased. will sell at Pablo Auction for cash,
at New Chicago, In said County, the following
property belonging to said estate to wit:
One hotel In said town Of New Chicago known as
the 'ChIcago House." and the furniture Stoves beo.
ding, clock, sewing machine, and other property
therein. ,, 49,.
Two stables with corrals, granary, chicken house,
and other improvements all situated on lots In New
The improvements on 100 acres of Railroad land
near New Chicago.
One wagon, one pair beh-sleds, ono set harness,
two watches and chsins. one Winchester rife.
Eighteen head OF work horses. mares ana colss:
Five shares of stock Of Minnie Palmer Consolidated
Mining Company. -
one half interest In tho following property:
One highly bred stallion known AZ the Holenbeck
Horse with sulkv and harness.
One two -year-old stallion, one bay morse anu one
pump s... .s..s. ... ...a..
Sale to begin at 10 a. nj. ,,
Dated Aug, 20, 1884, REUBEN l.. DArts,
gsg al AdministI ator.
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The September number of the Californian
came to hand this week The table of con-
good quality. The illustrations have been
abandoned as too expensive. The announce
ment In made that with the January number,
1883, the magazine will assume the old title
of Tie 0veriand, that name being carried as
a subtitle until that issue. .-. .-.....
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ssH8 - a'is-si7inT 49,
MARRIED.
LOST, sTRAYEDOR TAKEN UP
Estray..Taken Up.

Came to my ranch about the Let of June, 1882, one
sorrel horse brapdetS &c ON left shoulder, saddle
marked. small white spot on forehead, and about five
or six years old. asfHe&4 80 2-sf*AEa. -
1 Also onudaik bay mare branded uH on right thigh
small white spot on forehead little white on each
'front.' foot. za5. sgf# rs @H=.&@t& all &-Haf
The owners will come and prove property, pay
charges and take the animals away. u Z 1agn
80. = II -,s4ts PETER LEyENGoOD.
Z Levengoods, Deer Lodge Co., M. r., Aug. 8, 1882
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Grand Army Of the Repssiie.

Ii having been decided by the q. A. Il. 70
hold their National Encampment ut Denver,
Colorado, in 1888, Comrade Sam b. Jones, OF
Omaha, chairman Of the committee on
advertising. has complied twenty favorite
songs, ballads and hymns, which are and
always should be more popular with soldiers
Or the war for the Union, and has issued
them In . neat pamphlet. This publication
ii being distributed b. the Union Pacific
through their AZ scies, and indicates thaa
already Preparations are In progress for The
oncampulent at Denver nsxt year. IT,
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ROLL OF HONOR.
tn. Eastern Montana Fair

We acknowledge the receipt rom .. "
Bozert, ESQ, Secretary, Of complimentary
tickets 10 the Eastern Montana races a.
gozeman, beginning next Tuesday anu con
timing until FRIDAY. The purses amour, "
50 ZOO ranging from sioo 70 $500, and 'nolaa'
lao nine running and three trotting racer
~ ,ad,,,on 10 the races, Mr.. Walter Cooper
~ non.mau. offers sis5 and entry fees y
nr,xr. for good shooting at glass balls sprung
from trap The meeting win aono''''' =
.t,sasant one,
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RAILROAD NOTES.
As They Are Picked Up Promiscuoasiy.

Track on the Deer Lodge extension of the
q. g. NJ was laid one mile btlow Warm
Springs creek last Monday, but on that day
the construction force moved back to ballast
up the track already laid, and that work has
been continuing during the week. Track
laying, however, will he resumed next Mon.
day and Mr.. Bnckunsderfer SAYS the iron will
reach Deer Lodg. by the 18th inst.
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I hereby announce myself as candidate for
the office Of Sheriff of Deer Lodge County,
subject to the decision of the Republicari
County Convention. ser I@t8 TEIT
6s6 $500. JUDsoN j. KENNEDY.
hereby announce myself AZ an independ-
ent candidate for the office of Sheriff of Deer
Lodge County. THOMAS STRANG.7
$50 = - = = y
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Office of Sheriff of Deer Lodge coun-
ty, subject toAthe decision of the Deer Lodge
County Democratic Convention. #&lET@g
6Sl ROBERT G. HUMBER
hereby announce myself as candidate
tor the office Of Sheriff of Deer Lodge Coun-
ty, subject to the decision of the Deer Lodge
County Democratic Convention - -
TOM McTAGUE.s
1 hereby announce myself a. candidate for
the office Of Sheriff of Deer Lodge County,
subject to the decision of tie Democratic
Convention Of said county. A @1Ts
US JAMES B. McMAsTER.
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Estray--S2B Reward.

Straycd from Ben Hooyer's ranch, about May Let, a
small white horse, weighing about 500 pounds.
branded Is combined, WITH underneath, on left
shonlder. will pay SIS reward for his return to me
recovery .H#aN FRANK CARNhS. /.
Deer Lodge. August II. 1852. 6Si'4
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the KNABE PIANO.

Pronounced by the most eminent musicians TO be
the Leading Piano OF the World, an encomium
won by True Excellence Alone
From the Numerous testimonials OF their superior
ity, we make the following selections:
..The hest now existing in both Hemispheres. ~
Gustav Satter. o.
'The KsABE PIANOS have always been my first
choice. n--Ab6ie Cdrrington.
..The KNABx PLANO surpasses oil other makes
have tested either in this country or In Europe. -
Pauline Laecd. IA q.
"For beauty of tone. touch, and action, nave
never seen their equal Clara Louise Kellogg.
..The KsABE is absolutely the best Piano made
" Y. Herald. -
II cannot conceive how they could possibly DO I'M
proved - Wagner. -
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DEER LODGE.

DEER LODGE.
DELEGATES. ALTERNATEs.
4. I'll. Mitchell, John Gerber,
r.. l.. Napton, Irwin Higgins,
A. Z. Mayhem, Eli Dezourdi,
George Cockrell, Gus Zosel,
James Bailey, j. Z. Dickey, e.
Phil. K. Evans, Thos. Stuart,
J. C. Robinson, III. G. Ward, .. -.a
Phil. McGovern, G. b. Miller, !:
ii. P. Mcfarland, w. L. Irvine,
Harry Peterson, Jehn Strauhal,
Sam Scott, john vaughn,
T. l.. Bonner, Il. ID. Holland,
w. B. Miller, Addison Smith,
A. 8. Higgins, james Estill,
Charles Rouleau, VIM. Williams.
pHrLirsBuRG.
A. A. Mcdonald, WIN. Lower,
| John III. Price, Frank Lynch,
Michael Duffy, VIM. Lany,
| Henry Imkamp, Jas. Mcmillan,
Frank d. Brown, Jas. McDonel,
VIM. Hammond, Peter Fox, -....
James Carten, Gus Sherman,
David Durfee, John Wenandy,
James Thompson, John Duffy,
Michael O'Reagan, Martin Comber.
| EDwARDsvTLLE.
Joseph Skivington.
| PIONEER.
NJ. w. Kelly, o. Undertake,
TX. Uhl, A. G.. Wilhelm.
Casper Geehrdts.
| WILLOW GLEN.
William Wier.
| NEW CHICAGO.
In. Lawson, George Potts,
A. belong, Thos. Fisher,
j. B. AcMaster.
UPPER WARM SPRINGS.
Albert Stevens.
| TARIRnT.
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In sun River valley, one day last week,
George Carpenter was taking home = pound
~ pOwdrr whsnit was ignited By spark
from his pipe, and biz fAos WAS hadly burned
Nv IN explosion. probably resulting ~ Che
loss IL m cye.
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The e. g. N. track will be laid to the mouth
of Little Blackfoot this fall, but it is thought
the road will not be operated beyond Deer
Lodge until next spring. 1t is said that the
roadbed and the rails of the extension are all
suitable for broad guage road and 1t is sup
posed by some that the Northern Pacific,
when It reaches Blackfoot, will lay third
rail to Butte, and both roads use the track In
common. Others think that the object OF
laying the track to Blackfoot this year Is to
give the n. p. an opportunity to ship rails to
its line and commence track-laying on the
grading already completed. Time alone will
develop the intentions Of the two companies
| interested.
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I hereby announce myself Candidate for
subject to the decision of the Deer Lodge
County Democratic Convention.
6Sl JOHN r. QUIGLEY.
hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Assessor of Deer Lodge County, subject
to the decision of the Republican County
Convention Of said County.
6s3 ". b. McQUEsTros.
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HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Twin offer for sale at

@& E5# FACE viii Ofer tor sale ar &C. Nsl@ J
PIONEER, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IN,
Nv hotel with stable and corral The hotel includes
bedsteads bedding, and everything In the house ex-
cept private property. ALI In good condition and
rnnning order. We'll within ten feet OF COOK stove.
Aso two other houses horses, cattle, hogs, etc.. In
GLIDING six good dairy cows wagon. and one set
of harness. G. w. WILKINSON,
.F.gH88 fsHa8t asa aa Pioneer. Montana.
apynst IL 1899 6s4f3
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Hors Held for Ra nchIng.

Placed on nv ranch by Jack Brunod under graz
ing bill of So so per month, IN December, 1850 one
shoulder. about seven years old. The owner 10 re-
ques;ed to prove properly and take him away within
forty days from date he will be held for costs.
LOUIS MARCOrT.
Deer Lodge, M. T., Aug. &C. 1882. 6ss-4t
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Purchase Of Accounts.

Having purchased the entire book accounts OF the
late firm OF Te,rault Menard olacksmiths. all per-
sons owing to ead hrm are notified That pay
ent FOR the same is due to me and are requested TO
make prompt settlement and save costs. )
5~H~ I mi G1a ELI DEzOURDI.
Deer Lodge, M. T., August ., 1851.
1T IT. - = 3sN 6sat4 a&e . sEEss#S@
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES,
Delegations Elected frosn this yariou. Pre-
cincfs. - t@

The Democrats of Deer Lodge county held
their primary elections lat sat-
ur.lay aud sent the following delegates to the
County Convention, which meets in Deer
Lodge tomorrow:
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September 10th is set apart As Utah, Idaho,
and Montana day at the Denver Exposition.
The Union Pacific Railroad will sell special
tickets at Butte. September 18th, good for
twelve days, at fifty-one dollars from Butte
to Denver and return. This Is cheap ticket
and should induce many Mont anians to visit
the exposition.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS


All political announcements, advertising, and
job work must be paid Tor in advance or payment
therefor assumed by responsible person.
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Aillson's Photograph Car

30, a. Nav chicago and Philips
90 noa = n.er Lodge for short Iima
only, and j. Il. Allison formerly =,
Trans Gallery, Helena, y pfepa'e1 -
kinds Or Photograph and fin-sype 49,. !,
Views specially a choicr ooia CT
views BIZ MnIlan Tunnel on hama ohs@p -.
koon ami secure cheap - well - 90
work. North Of Court House 0aasas' 6s3tl
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FOR SALE.

pfSe rr~sA hss~s sn6 r~sin - two lat., fsw saie
sitnxed m Decv l. ASs With Isa feet sonth mont On
Fltn street, and 10 feet front on d street. with .
wide alley being lots Nos II and IL, block ", on the
town Mat ana near the school houses. Apply to
WIN. HYDE Proprirtor,
i Ga1u ~ ar JOSs sPo0NFR.
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The Union Pacific and Central Pacific have
compromised their difficulties and Montana
merchants have been Informed that through
rates from San Franci, CO and Sacramento
will he the same H. from Omaha. They are
also inform d that the special rates of Sl.50
per hundred from Chicago and Si.25 from
Omaha recently announced are repealed, and
| rates will be according to private contracts
heretofore made
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a1.1...
go. ertrF y w lo-DA x eta fa sai41ss
New Departure. =. :
PETER LANSING ..
Main Street, - Deer Lodge.


CALIFORNIA
CLO1HING uhh he Offers Public a S
GENTS SUITS, ..s..m. ..a. s..e~@ s.a,s
YOUTHS SCHOOL SUITS.
"A Large Assortment of HATS of the Latest Styles
and Best Manufactures. s7
A Complete Line of California Gloves. @s
A Large Assortment of BOOTS and SHOES,
Wholesale and Retail, at Close Margin. 81 to
q.
BOOTS and SHOES Made to Order and Repaired
BY Competent Workmen. *.,
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$4,000 REWARD.

The shove reward viii be paid by me for the -ecov-
cry OF one gold watch and chain, stolen from me on
the evening Of August I'd, the night was assaulted
by well known parties.
The watch was No. 10, 16S and the glass over the
back psrt OF the works had the stamp Of ''Tifany
CO. The chain had one ~ 80 gold piece and one
gold five franc piece attached. Valued at $500. &
Ny initials were on the case.
CARRIE HARTLEY.
am 6ssit asnaHf x8! Deer Lodge, Mont.
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Clerk and Renordnr

herewith announce myself a candidate
Tor the office of Clerk and Recorder of Deer
Lodge County, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention. -
oS3 THOMAS 4. WARD.
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The Northern Pacific has $50 feet of TIM
nels ON its line, 1,100 feet at the Big Horn,
now completed, 5000 at the Bozeman Pass,
$3.50 at the Mullan Pass, EGO at the Mullan
grade and 300 at the Blackfoot. The heavy
work is required at the Bozeman and Mullan,
especially the former, where temporary
tracks will be laid down on the surface until
the tunnel is completed.
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RELIGIOUS.
.a.,v,,, AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS

p.er Lodge Postofnce, june No.
RAILROAD AND BUTTE
A.,,venba.m. Depar. at 6:3op' m
HELENA AND BLAcKFooT.
Arrive at 4p.m. Depart ut $50 a. H.
m,ssouLA. PHILIPsBuRo AND WAY
,,. nj $40 a. IN. Depart at 4.3o p. M
Mail. ht Deer Lodge Postoffiee close thirty
-".1,,.s before the departure Of each coach.
n''"1'' T. S. sTAcKPoLE, p. M.
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For Probate .ruar.

We are authorized by Judge +. r. Bill to
announce that he is q candidate for the office
81 Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge County
County Democratic, Con vention. 6sB
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For Sale.
200 HEAD OF SHEEP.

GIUU 1lTx2U VC H48As11s
These sheep were raised In the Deer Lodge Valley
and have never had the srtb.
Also iity Ton Of New Hay.
For Particulars address a
JOHN NAPTON.
ss6u Deer Lodge, Montana.
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Five-stamp Quartz MILL for
Gaia s4ksg 81

offer for sale cheap tor cash. the ave-stamp water
power quartz mil known asethe stuart NTH, At
tseorpe.tawn Flats The mill II comparatively new
and Il In complete running order. For particulars
: = THOMAS STUART,
erea Deer Ledge
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RI. following Agents are duly authorized by
NEW NORTH VEST. and subscriber are
' W. 70 make settlement with them "hsn
called upon; r.,,.rau
patrick Talent, Bate and Wa'kef"'h''
r,a. n smell, Helena.
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SPARKS FROM THE LOCOMOTIVE.

SPAKk5 FKUN THE LUtVHUffEH'
The graders are at work on A street.
If the railroad is as long leaving Deer
Lodge as 1t has been coming, town folks will
be pretty well satisfied.
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Che 4lru Aarth- Ness.

..,h.rs ordering their papers changed
Suoasr' nasrofsce 10 another. MUST MENTION
from o SesrpEiSE TO WaIcI 1T WAS PRE-
dnnIJSLY SENT.
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Sioux Half Breed Land Scrip
namooratic County Convention

,rha MEMORIALS of Deer Lodge county are
ne ~ hold Primary meetings In their
resansetiye precincts on SATURDAY, August The
a n psss h.twesn the hours OF and O'Clock
-, aa0a md elect Delegate. to The County Con,
pention 10 be held a. thu Court hGa ssv ~ ~
Deer Lodge City on SATURDAY tae n n"' for The h.
sepan ~ nominating candidates for the va,
pn nns county oicss and elect Delegates y
ill., territorial Democratic Conyen.lon cn ann
tra I'M such other business as may come
before the Convention; ,..o h.va mad.
The County sunnor,ionment, and desire thai
ana nprcinct should be represented In the
eG ~ IL further recommended that alternates
s.I,.nsnI' A. i'm all probability no proNi''
viii h. allowed In the Coavehhoh'
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

=.----,,..r.nt.u under this head will be charge
esots DER line for The hrst insertion aho
,en cents per line for each subsequent
snrasured IN nonpareii type
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year-oid. ....-. .a.am
The Montana Central Telegraph Com
panys line between Butte and Helena, hav-
ing been acquired by the Montana Telegraph
and Telephone Company, gang of line re-
pairers is now engaged in rebuilding por.
ton and placing the balance in frst-class
condition, the work viii be completed in
ten days, when the Butte and Helena ex.
changes will be connected, and one estab
lished at Deer Lodge. ~
The following are the representations fol
D September of the Salt Lake Tribune'
D weather prophet: LIST, fair; ID and Sd, loca
: rains; 18th to 18th, threatening and stormy
| fairer and quite cool, with frost about thu
= 18th or 14th 18th and Goth, unsettled ant
|, stormy a hurricane near Florida on one o.
, both Of these dates, and probably sharI
!. frosts In the Northwest minnesota, Iowa
etc; 2lst, cool :22d to oath, clear or fair Both
\ cloudy and threatening.
The Episcopal Convocation met in virgini:
= City last Sunday with fair attendance. The
. sermon was preached by Rev. w. @. Prout
: secretary of the diocese of Albany. TIL,
, Bishop delivered his address in the evening
a During the business meetings the state o
!. the church was fonnd to be good, the con
! frmations and baptisms having nearl,
doubled. The value Of the church propert,
i'm the Territory has increased about $4,000
! during the year. Rev. Mr.. Hutchins, VIII
WIS present during the sessions, returned u
!, Deer Lodge yesterday.
Freddy Foster, three year old son of MI
h r. q. Foster, fell into the well at his father
! place last Wednesday afternoon, but fortu
nately assistance was near and he was res
cued unhurt. The little fellow must hav
gone down feet first and caught against tn
rocks that line the side 1.-THE well Is quite nal
Y row), for although the water Ii deep he oil
not get his shoulders wet. While waitin
Z !, for assistance the youngster had the goo
i sense and the strength to hold BY the rock
to keep from sinking. The GOODNESS display
: ed by one so young was quite remarkable
! Mr.. Beeton went down the well and brcugh
. ham cut.
!. Mr.. J. r. Preston, whos rxnoA Il mil
!. | or two south Of town, has about complete
4 harvesting q very fine crop II oats an
:. wheat Mr.. Preston tried this year th
y White Russian oats, generally supposed :
!. h. too late In maturing for this country, m
!. they matured thoroughly and viii yiei
much more largely than the usual kind =
thinks his crop win gTvs him seventy-hs
/ bushels 10 The acre. The wheat l. excsIler
a ana very heavy yield, being estimated
4, SIXTY bushels 70 the acre. The grains =
u u.ump and white, and TO see hin crop vi
I. make every farmer Wish there vas hon
ing mill inthIs section.
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pHILIPsBuRG PUBLIC SCHOOL

CARIB0U.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-06-09

You say you demand the noblest type
of wOmanhOod in your wife. If that is
the sort of woman you want, marry
Nora Mulligan, your laundreSs' daugh-
ter. She wears cOwhide shoes, is guilt
less of cOrsets, never had sick day in
her life, takes in washing, goes out
hOuse-cleaning and cooks for a family
of seven children, her mother and three
section men, who board with her. |
don't think she would marry you, be-
cause Con Regan, the track walker, is
her style of man. Let us Just exam
inc into your qualifications as model
husband after your own matrimonial
ideas, my boy. Can yOu shoulder a
barrel of -four and carry it down to
the cellar? Can you saw and split ten
cords of hickory wood in the fall so as
to have fuel all winter Can You
spade up half an acre of ground for IA
kitchen garden Do You know what
will take the limy taste out of the new
cistern, and can you patch the little
leak in the kitchen roof? Can You
bring home II pane of glass and wad
of putty to repair damages in the sit
ting-roo window ? Can you hang
some cheap paper on the kitchen
Can you fix the front gate so it will
not sag Can you do anything about
the house than Con Regan can My
dear boy, you see why Nora Mulligan
will have none of You she wants IA
higher type of true manhood. You
expect to hire men to do all mans work
about the house, but You want your
wife to do everything that any woman
can do. Believe me, my dear son,
nine-tenths of the girls who play the
piano and sing so charmingly, whom
you in your limited knowledge set
down as "mere butterflies of fashion, y
are better fitted for wives than you are
for a husband. If you want to marry
first class cook and experienced
house keeper, do your counting in the
intelligence Office. But if yOu want a
wife, marry the girl You love, with
dimpled hands and "A face like the
sunlight, and her love will teach her
all these things, my boy, long before
you have learned one-half of your own
lesson.