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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02
Just Received.

New London Layer Raisins, whole, half and
quarter boxes; loose muscatel; Valencia and
Mat Seedless Rsisins; New Currants, Citron and
Orange Peel New Layer Figs; Almonds, Eng
lish Wslnuts, Pecsns. Filberts. Brazil spd Mi1-
cd Nuts; Turkish Prunes Sugar Corn; Nell.
sons and Co1es Gelstine; Andersons Mince
Meat; the very bea!-Mr5. Wells Homo Made
Mince Eest-good Ande1son's Preserves in 6
lb pals; jelly and Preserves by tho ID; New
York Sweet Cider; Good Cooking Butter; fresh
Eggs; Baker snd other grades Of Old Bye Wh!s-
key; Port, Sherry, Madeira and Sweet Catawta
Wines Old Apple and Peach Brandy. All CT
the above goods in store and for sale cheap by
D :" A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02

''t'"Hoin AFFAIRs.-A ncu audiir sys-
Mo, 10 t'nt3tln vita tho Richmond and Dan.
~ - sl'm Of railroads has baan insugurated
~, 'a ~, general oiiico Of the Virginia Midisnd
,,,.%sy company. Tho third story OF tha
, ~, u.ts, uader the charge Of Mr. Jnhn =
,ro,.o.''' "'cio }oag connection with railroad
"'i',,s masses him one ot ils most efficient
.,s,n.1,I N" company. hxs bean conveniently
81 :, ,of iIe working OF tho new system.
;1in. = = . bTst.ey Psstoa has been appointed
mona az q = II" Virginia Midland and Rich,
y,yIo Ia D*'iY'..o Railroads At North Oar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02

l,1a. =" FROM Her INJURIES E IL, Beal. the
c,tci el:l 80 badly burned by her clothes
ls,@,'n.R Ire from tho stove in the house OF ber
80 IN 'fetersburg' Saturday afternoon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02
CHRISTMAS NEWS.

Dy 1eleRrbpHl
a TELEGRAM FROM K. KRINGLR TO b.
BRENGLB.
Twas the week before Christmas, and in every
hCu,e
Tha children were waiting to see if the mouse
Which nihbled the cake of Mary last year
With Christmas again WAS about to appear.
But the mouse has been caught ut Kriss Krn-
giles door.
Who has sent in return 10 81. Brengle's store
A supply, IL, adranee, of all Christmas things
Which. on Christmas Eve night, for the stock.
inRs he brings;
So that every mamma by juat seeing BreDg!e
Win be taught very SOON to become Kriss
Kringle.
He offers Candies and Tally OF oil kinds, Black.
Fruit. Pound, Jelly and Fancy Oakes. Pies q
specially; Fruits. Nuts. Confectioneries. leei
and all the delicacies Of the season. he caters
for faui and entertainments and supplies
Milk and the finest OYSTERS at 129 King at.
decl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02

lie coURTs-JANUARY TERMs-The u.
5 CIctit and District Courts, Judge II. w.
Hughes pr siding, will commonce 10 this oily
tomorrow.
Judge S. B,ssott Ftorch, Of Manchester,
will, by Invitation of Judge Chilou, open the
January term Of ths Corporation Court Of tbis
city at 10 O'clock tomorrow morsipg. A
prompt atteudaEco on the part Of witnesses and
Jurors 10 expected. Couusol are also requested
to be ready with theic Gases, IS tho tlmo of
Judge Fferch is limited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02

RELIGIOUS ITEMS -Sp cal rc.igi,u, 81
gT,c.s slIi &c held this w:tk ia the S:cobd
r"a0yttrisr AID ii Il Chu:cts, comneyc-
,9S sight. Rev. D.. Fippo. Ct the BAPTIST
,"nFcA, VII preach 10 the Saeopd prcsb,
,Vtaa CnG;cb tc-atsht Siyic w;il sso he
oc,t IN week 10 1hJ ii. j. Church Spuih.
NV. Gio li,Gs'r, Of |; gilmore. IS ii limo
No pG!.lt Of the German Lu,fcrn Church 10
~ ety. dung Chs shaerce OF tho raq,or,
Mr p,0cSr, who IS in a VII. to It's hrnn
70 Ji.vsa 0j, Ohio ''' W.
",V, Mf. Einieisgn Es9 d, cidcG mol 10 sccsrt
49,. Cad' 10 INA rhstors.c Of tta Fist preshyte
u"rIH III lhls city, 9:"ening j. his Gu!y 10
'"' y !! " rs presHn n; post in Maryland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02
EUCTEiSN HAT.ES.
AUCTEiSN SAIES.
PUBLIC SALE
OF THE
WASHINGTON &0HI0R.

, Under authority of decree CT the Circu;.
Court OF Richmond city, rendered April %, 1880
III the suit of Henry Lewis ct ais. w. the w. &
y Is. Is Company ct ais. and atli rmed by tho
Couft OF appes's OF Virginia a. i,s Snpte mber
term 1881; the undersls ued, special Commits.
sloners, will, S! II o clock OIL ON ,ha
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02

WORSE THAN EpHEsIAN TEMPLE BURNING,
1t is no uncommon thins for lhcse whose
coed fortune enables them TO rd1lgc occasior-
ally 10 fresh country butter to detect "Gsby"
taste in the ssma. aud IS natural coDsequer c.,
may an nntc,Dt domestic has beeu u.j1ssIy
uobtaided for lot tufiuienlly cleansing the
kaivcs and forks after reEast i, ah'c Oh boiled
mackerel had entered largely. The truth is,
Country people ere prone TO allow their SUI
ply OF tabls salt TO run eut too often and
in churning have recourse 10 the settings
OF their fish barrels. which they fool:hly ims gine
with little cleansing will answer 10 season
butter. Of course thp essentisl adjunct To GOOD
bread is ruined as such salt has never YET been
knoRn 10 close It's ssYorn when 80 eE. n,oYed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02

Soal .i!ouo Griddlcs 20 grcese r1aitcd !;
no smell In tho house tho Dioost thing out.
Fine Stove boards. A lsrg, assortment Of
perfect bosu!ias-"Idoal' Coffee pots anotE-
or lot just received. Serd for descriptive CIR.
culars. STANSRURY & Bro,
Cor. King and Washington sts.,
McBuruey's Building.
-, IF You want Cheap or Fine Ovorcoat,
Olsieroitc. or Reversible Overc,at wo have tho
Dest assortment aud tho lowest prices in the
ity. 8. WATERWAYS X Sow
IF YOU Want Good Suit for $40, $l2 SIS
or SIS 60 to the old reliable firm OF 8. WATER
MAN L. Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02

WI invite attention 10 our large ssso,tmen,
w of HOLIDAY GOODS, and especialy &c
our pricas, which have been made to meet spy
competition. An examination of our stock will
convince all CT this fact.
decl3 ROBERT BEfJIS SONG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02
DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR STOCK
AUCTION aAV.Ra-

pUBLlC AUOTION-The HOUSEHOLD
4 and KITCHEN FURNITURE of No.
3! Prince street. s. w. corner of Alfred. con-
sItng OF Bureaus, Btditesds. Sowing Machine,
January dth, 1882. st 10 q m.
det3t-3s R.T, TJToAS Await,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
He Drew ,he Line a; Waters.
l e i1-l17rI

The 5:he- t.e:5.r.-- s-e7c;y i'-.:r--rs- ''i- -es:al-an-. assuming ;he privilege fl h.s klrd. flew into passion and reyiled ,hc water. Ina, rnen,al bore j. for : ;.sIle as he had done often before. uatil :he steadv boarder howled that he had a good n.rd to se; up and ~ipe the aoo- wi;h him. Then he waiter sad he iidF3 : ike n be ;alked ,o like that.
 Aoa doa'; don; xoa = oaaleG the steady boarder Perhaps begad vo-'d ke ' less i naaled vos. around :a- half aa hour o- so aai cured you O. voGr IT iernal impadence. Take back ;h;s beef and ing the blood oG, of |. or I'll boo; vol from here across he street
 Then the waiter dashed h,s towei o7 the floor stamped ea !, a ,ine CT ,wo, emitted l ~hoop. and throwing himself .n;a inc proper at,i,ude. beloved Come oa
 The customer frose with fer,e rapid i;s ard seoNled threaten asiV upon the aldAc,ous waiter Then he though; bet Ter oi |; and sl, down asa,n. t,o abou; vour business. sad he steady .boarder hastily and soraeaha; irenulogsls butter .ns a plece oi bread as ;he other customers gathered around ;o see ,he ba,ile.
 = screamed the water. dancing around la a frenzy and making sc1en;lnc movements with his fists.
 "Why don, you stand -p and Elv h,m ,hrashlag::" asked several of, the cgsto- r1e-s.
 The steady bcarder leaned back F his char. ard holding up his head ThaGsh iy rcphed:
 lin n; aristoc-a.ic. and believe tha; one man is abou, as go,d as another but, damme. the llne has ,o be drawn some where. draw the line q, waters. Do you think tha; gentleman would disgrace himself by engaging ' , vulgar fs; hgh; with restaurant waiter:
 The customers laughed. and the waiter. gibberns ~i,h .ury. picked u7 the water pitcher and poured is contents upon ,he head d he steady boarder. and the steady boarder bowed his drenched head upon ,he dripping table and <cpt-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
A Spo; Transaction.
NHC.t. REf,a-E


 Twas Sunday evening. Sunday eyen- ing n uas. when the sky was sof, and ,he breetes ballny. They ,wo-,he same ,wo thaI have sa; n each others presence Ia. these ages n. the parler by the open window n thar dreamy. i.>iiess state that precurses something important.
 lane. sad he. dropping the dirnInu- ,isc jennie n order to De more impress i've. lane. l, is about ;.lne ;ha, a young man lise myself was thinking about about-se;,ling for life
 .' Yes. George. yes. and she leaned ! little towards his shoulder
 Gould depend on.you: Ina; $. will YOU be rnine:"
 ~I-can's-,en you tonight, George. Some time n the tasure-
 Bu, I'm no, speealasinE in futures now. lane
 This little modernism thrown n care lessly as !, were. had the desired effect. and they will go 10 Saratoga about the las; of the season
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
Morsels for Suniay Contemplation.

Nrftz'i
 Ignorance ne.>r settles question
 There IS ll:c:.t ;iser n eyery man i-e: us respeo; gray hairs. especially our owa
 The greA;es; fac;or of elaqaeace is sin ccri;y.
 Fortune can take away r;ches, bu, ne, courage.
 He aho knows mos, srieyes mos, for wasted :imc.
 Hope is desire bol,ed through the sieve of belief
 Honors come by dlis ea-e; hes spring from economy.
 There $ l,;le n he world bu; ;ha, has cos, some one deeply.
 h al'nes; everything experience IS more valuable man precep;.
 !; yoa ~ .sh :e remove asarice you must remove lys mother, luNur,.
 The elex E. ogr tes;5rv. ander uhere ~e ~ih. lies q; ne -rAdle too:.
 Philosophy good horse IT the stable. ou; n a,-an, adc n a loarney.
 When ~as man ever weak ;ha, the dew. dld 10, charge down upon him: The most important par of every busi- ness is "a know ~ha; ought 70 be done.
 The bett' ueve- -------- itself unless some one handles or nlo,cS r. |; Is dumb h he presen; age morality $ a figura- ,iVe rule. whlie custom is practical la~. We all have some form o; religion. CT none at all, as | acCords>~1th our peculiar tastes.
 Man has s,ill more desire for beauty ,han knoSles se oi T.; hence the caprices oi the word
 The deepest truths are bes: read be- tween the lines, and. fer the mos, par1 re- !1se ;o be written.
 He who comes ID to his o~n idea of greatness must alwass have sers low standard of.;: n tls ;aln6.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
cruel.ie. of .he Mormon Priesthood.
Sal; Lake rsaEae
h.,.a =; -,.ss;,,,,;.. 2,

Among the batch ef missionaries sen; out by the Mormon church .o make pros ely,es n Europe aas a young man ~ho had been raarried little over year. All Morraons look forward with dread 10 the scrni-annual conference meeting. when they expect 10 hear their names read of n the tabernacle and receive the solemn summons ;o leave home and friends 10 wander n strange lands.shere they expect - be mAl:rea,ed and imprisoned. There ,s ne appeal from the.r appointment. and a h.n j man $ name IS read o- he has nothing ;o do but pack up h.s things and Se; "gt. II IS generally understood tha, inc men scnl abozd are n some way es- 3ails ttted . spread the bogus gospel ,o :hc world ba; ;he MaFmons SnoH well n1u-h that a man sho .> bi>h ps r1yai n lose affairs $ more lisciy ;han any oth- ef 10 De ordered ,o go. tt ,ae last con ference young man was ordered ,o so % England aha had n; been raar7ed rneeh over year. He vas horror strlekeE ahen he was appointed. and on go;n. Io he council. begged - bc excused n he ground that his ~iie ~ogld be hear.5fnkc- II he left her. The aaly replY he gn: was Ina; there were plenty more ~fSes to De had. and ;ha, he oush; = ;ake another xiie ,o keep her eeRapay. He aen, home and told h.s w.;e inc wors.. and the posE ~ ~aman became almost frantc ~i:k sriei and apprehension. on saturday las; he oade her good Dye kissed h.s chiid. bu; few rl1u.hs rid. ard started ea;-ea .. :~o years mp io he!p enslaye others as ne had been. aimos: 1razcd and .ncaasei- able wi;h -rlef. These are IT .>er.e> ~hseh 4 cold aHa heArtles> priesthood are con ;.nuaily :atiietsns appa the.r ben sh,ed foil 4~ers. The 4.lan ~ho thus lei, 4 young wiie a; the bidding ef the pres; desere> na sympathy Had he been possessed oi :he ngh, ,9-t of hear and i,:,lr- b4 k oeae hc a uld have ca: bose from the rotten church. a7i ~aen pres. eame = expaS;4iatc klckec hzrn doyi. the steps
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
Boys.
ZGx k-tR


 Though NC venture sa eleasc = ne o2.nloa ;ha; ;he |. craze sc 797.1say. x her. II school l. l:era3X y8la- barbarian. < .s far - discriminate. hc small hoy before ms .er,n :; ,Ehao.. = gi;ea an m agina;.ve h,;.e fellow. iand 8i read T : and even of poe:-y He soon gets tha. knocked GU; oi hinl. and enters he -T-5by stage ablarinE sentiment. ard .ysn i. ch;etiy on ehestnu;s. oranges, ltfiee. ;arts and = sock IT general. h ;his stage he is a good deal ou.iled. and | Initiated 5s painful ceremonies mo ;he mysteries 3f the ;rbe Ills hand is a-aia>; masters and monltcrs.- and ever, mans hand .s asa!ns; h.m When hc reads. he Era6s penny novels saoa; eoE pirates Ihts -rubby state gradually alters as the boy ,akes to the use et Sce2t. and .c decorate his person wI;h gorgeous neck,ie> IT inc holidays. Sooa a;,cr ;h.> he either be comes ar athlete. ] s;uden: .er4' rarelN i. oy , mere ornament If sooiett. er ] man about school. 50 io speak. looking down upon football These cha.aciers abide si,h him until he sc,s in;o ;he sixth. and the eleven. or gets a scholarship. or takes ;o ari;ing poetry. oT to reading abou; eyo- luti0r or to collecting ch3Ga wherew}:h - furnish h.> study. And so i.c ceases ', be 4 boy. and becomes n under graduate forgetting h4s -r-bbN Uays and har5ara.s rule, of conduct; bG; .n au stages he ;s latal ta inc aaWe.:.c- .aws II his :-.oe ard wi.i endure al :h;H-s -a;ilcr ,tar re- veal anything @ a master or paS.ot.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
Our Agreul;u-ai Future

A :
 The future of a.-ical;are n ,he Unlted States ls likely n ne a problem n; eaS.lN o- readily soiis cl, V sc.ef1.,s-s. Here are so many changes .8 the condiaoa q We>;- err asricul,ure as - make anH ven. dein- 3;e calculations respecting he cx;en; ai production and pree> impossible. !, has been hu, feS wears slace corn n many iocaliu-> would n; pay f5r shipment, Nou ,his :. all changed The taCIig,ies for transportation and reduced eos; n maYemen, have removed inc embargo and corn now goes trom the rem01e>; poln;s ;o EG-npe. ct is fed to sock wa3eh goes there. The con'uc;.on e: the ;No chef factors n supplying Europe ~s,h gram minimum cost af Transportation and minimum py'ce> would pu, home competition. f the ;naikei be .e;. irce. .rn- possible n almoS, all he countries oi Europe under he presea; system of land and ;illase Na doubt the fuli force of ;he poss oiliiies of the future agncul,ure WIll He, be developed until yea- of frll,- iulness and cheap-ned transportation pours d crop jn;o ;he markets oi ;hc world. \ a country can have monopoly of ;he business but the tinted State. alwa~s gets lts share of '; a; remunera;,ve pnceS.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
A wOEFUL TALE.
sY PAKNENAs MN.

Mir Miggles. farmer, as soreiy afflicted With a troublesome bile On his face sas
 depicted The horrible suffering al~sys attending Such painful afaifs and To hear tIs heart Description ef this. h., :ir,, painful 4faie,ion. Wen; long ways ahead o. ;h- ~ildesi et A, hi. meal, Mr Miggles. on liihe .s the
 willow. Sa, stiff as mummy n ,op of pilIo- All day from the .tsr of ise ;li IL set
 ting. Our pa,ien, .ent ,.ear.ns and fuu.ing and
 frr,tins. From piIlar b post. N hiic his c1eeiira, neigh
 hors Would instantly c-ase fro~ ;he.- usual la And ofrr ,5n,e h5rnr--rsacir .,- g,,-a, ,pe1ise For hfir,. bal 4gt patent ~zth tf>age Would -nrrrsasls .,.. ,hem ,5 s. A.a Whefe @a-fnts. ,a4 ra.s s.s: s4y. s4> , prom
 n-Gt feature oae day ,a ,s~ ia... ,s ,-~-s s~i t.=;'. me
 fodder A e.teun,.anee t4spsae4 ,7 Ates.r. mtsA
 otid-r Than 4nsth5as ,ree ;hs pePz5a- ? f..>- Sot ,,ra eyc-ptfss t'=aa Eecsz4sst. .= -sfs-.ss. 
 csGt.N lar- r. Her cu4. ~-s tst-~ si ga. NJ Ss-s ~as
 siuk Whea inc aa7-3ss s'.=ee sas- .ss. .asi
 t~, master Game ..a@n f.ss s~. II .ss Frsaas., .ad u ssins s-:.s:I-~ se. tazs sas sa-
 ~.snfer Ran I ~.,b he --.s zf 'fe sa.-s =.
 ot>sant-r A sht ses la,; iAe '5-=s A ;t. ..sr s.c7-s--t
 rdcr T. ,h, doar s.,er4s.... -.st se' 2. :rea
 'sF>sar tl-f .aa e-=se e,aaar--. ;rag ", Ms
 l-,. ta~ 4aH .4a Thus t5r:are s|a R-.a..e. sas hat-1s-e man  R4; E. -., --;'@,s :s.-s ~s---s-s.e- I'sa :, = he .s.se--...e :s=s@ - .s tir--ras-- '--.. s-.... sza a=. z'-.t..s ,.,,4 s5,i. - ,.zs :.z F ,..- ..' eq-- ? 2 =.-ss I
 behind t.es And ctsA irsH ;#a; as..- sas#4 s:aft.=a L. Nssle, iaa. r = s#es.g. 7Hs>r, of t..e the' ..a, sa: Ae.es,. .sasa e,-
 Hsfsss n Rutau saa ;: lessis z-fae . .sss e=z.e. !se
 d>isH Fot he tas a, lrrs;t. ,ltej5c - Ter .sS s=s.
 irs,ng rna.tsf h paad- t; sA.e' ..e-c- .,ar= asa sie=k He laS IT ,Ae neg 5s..'.5-, a-1.r! t5rn l1rrs,
 aacst1s. He ~a, cured 1, hf, ? 5e. s.; he 2, a-,r- f3H-~
 >tradl3e As4s aos VII i te- ea4.le
 -Es. s=-<e
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
An Electro Lamp Story.

An old couple wen; ;o the crstal pal ace. were charmed With the eleCirlc mean descent lIsais; ard asked the prce. and found r moderate. he Swan lamp only costing ss. each. The.r means acre linn ted. bu; the advantages seemed great and the. resolved ,o rlsS Y. and invested II three or four SAaa lamps. Of course sad the intelligent clerk. who handed them the swan ciTculArs, you know all about the CT g.aes and the differ ea, systems ot producing electnciyT - ," l3s, .Se these t-liers. ny dear. sad the Cautious old gentleman sotfo voce, nudslns his } lie. Cea9e along. MariA-7 He thought ne aas gong ;o De wheedled lnto buxlng q sos more y ihe young ,raGesrr Al. and so the .@o hauled out They sei horne. and t4Nla- , 3pN of luci- iers. applied match after :nAtta to-the = element. after removing the globe a vacuum wlth some si.fncalry. Still the thing would not hght- Al last enraged, they appealed to the firm and 1ere-,oo late initiated one step farther into tho mysteries of eiectrlc llght!ns. which c1- ,alniy seemed to be case of ''lacns a non lucendo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

iT. saying: '.Le; it stand there; you will need il again
 Really: Was if possible: Had l de- sened such happiness
 As held my wife close 10 my heart in my irrepressible joy. l could not for- bear 10 bend down to her pushing ii,;le face. and say. We will love i; dearly. xers dearly. Is II 10; so
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
Red Hot
N-hleaall N. Y lines.

The. ARSANSaw TsAsELER- published q, Little Rock. Ark and engineered by Opie P Read IS the laics, candidate fog favor. The TRavELEg opens fresh. wirfy, fall of philosophy and red hot. and IS Juss such paper as Arkansa~ needs Success io you. brother Read.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
Has his Deepest Drawn Wishes
Las Vegas N. Nj. Optic.

Our classic amigo Opie Read. ,he strip ling ~he has the credit of being the great eS, journalistic harnoris, in the west has braached out for himself by starting the ARKaNSAw TRAVELLER a, Little Rock The new journalistic iaycet has our ten deres, syrnpathies and deepess-drawn wishes
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

From reading the exchange hshi1 notes one would ge; the idea that stock .ings in fancy eolors and trimmings. con- stitu,e the principal article ofa iads s~ard- robe: and ye; we know they wear flowers and ribbons and other things 7oledo .zn<yrc1g.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

k
 j--srts ;sz1. 4.@ 1> 5sy.
 fA+hen.a and Iaeomar are seldom found n real life. and s.hea :oend ,hey are not al~ays recognized. Their features arc unfamiliar - us. In regard to them ~e are afflicted se.h kind of spiritual -nyopi. which excludes ao.idlings from noticing thelrs CT azy other excellence. ! z; 10 even one who reads these lines is kao"n at leas: one household where the poets ideal is realszed where par,henia llTec. T nu; lrgnrr.a-: the household where he tGm5leG and crowed or. his mothers !ap; where he played w.h the pei ki:tea he called her n those blest aTlt.- innocent days. - i4F aaas. h4s xit- Y on the hearhrl- before .he fire: in bret. his home. There. a. ieaSf. was f2ad he .deal vie. because she as the real mother. NHves are Wha; husbands make them. le,. be. hoe much of the husband : iagl; }, ,, ,;la, the wife Is not a. sass up - h.s standard of ~ifely excel lence: Husband deems hi> daly done Aheu he has ief, nis doorstep n tfe morn lng. hands IT poeke.s. anC smoking the bcsi .'y sic tl.nas he eaa i'm. Ii his days la5or sha:eycv | may oe. pays he mar ke:lns. lie rarely remembers. IT rather hc seldom knows. hoss ' .fc 2. home amid ail ;hc mal,ifA.ioas household drudgery i ? .4a z ;s -a.s4y . slen; tear for .he k, hc forgot .o leave her Wives are aha; husbands make them. and they are prone - worship ;helr creator But j. leas; :; belongs tp the duty of those sha sa ;nodes;l. ,tsic themselves lords of creation n reverence ina; worship.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

Straw shows the way the mint-iuiep -CassSrIdye Tri5ass.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
Wives.
iThe Town.l

All who read. delight in and appreciate the pures, and racies; English humor since the time of Fielding. kno~ and ap- pTccia;e Thackeray's Mems Wives But to ho~ many has II occurred tha; the conclusions forced. and sought to be forced. on the readers mind by Thacke- ray are utterly unjust: 4 French writer has said tha; mans wife Is what the husband makes her. B. this he means. of course. that ;he mans superor knowl- edye of the world exercises a controlling influence sver the plastic mind of m lidea- hood. But the French are notoriously cynical One mus, accept their brightes, saylngs with certain reservations h point ot tact. II is quite as of:en true iha, ,ae aIfe unmases the husband But thls $ only true of dlsloln;e6 manages those unhappy matches no, made m helven. but by Lucifer. wherein the sife IS 10, he he.p-meet. but the hur-mate h t--e raaruage. that physical and spiritual union which nature ordains. the sIfe and he husband are really one In conte.n- pla;1nS such q g0I1-. one may repea; aithou; fear q: offending the most mate rial nature. he Ines so commonplace. so lacsadas Il. and. a.as. 5 often pathe,- .-1iiy t-r,.@c
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

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