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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Notice to Creditors
Estate Of J. Q. Edwa.d.. dsceassd.

Notice Is hereby given BY the undersigned. ID.
ministrator Of the estate Of j. o. Edwards, de-
ceased, to the creditors and 70 sl persons having
claims againt the said estats Of ]. o. Edwsrds,
deceased, TO exhibit thsn with the necssIaxy
vouchers, to said administrator. st his oincs.
No. Z, Allen Bl ok, the same being the place, ioI
the transaction Of the business u said nduInis-
frstor In the City and County ofLos Anssles
date Of the frst publication OF this notice.
n. P. CUTLER,
Administrator Of the estate Of >. o. Edwsrds. de-
erased.
Datei November 18th, 1883.
Gardiner Stephenson. Attorneys for Admin
istrator twno14
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24

The London Telegraph thinks the
time Is not far distant when every night
farsr will carry his own ray of electric
ity about him, enclosed within the com
pass Of machine not larger than the
witch now ticking in his pocket
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Notice to Creditors.
Estaae o. !. O. Smith. dsoe.ss

Estate Of I. O. Smith, deceased.
Notice IA hereby given oy ths undenignsd, 3D.
mlnistrator Of the estste o< 7. @. a1ath,
deceased, 70 the credit, n Of and to all personi
having clsims again,t the said deceased, 70 az.
h bit them with the necessary vouchers, 10 the
said administrator At his once. No. Allen
Block, the same being the place fer the transsc-
ii Il the business Of the I'D idmini strator In the
city and county Of Los Angeles, State Of Csliior
mia, within four months after ths date Of the
first publication Of this notice.
81. P. CUTLER,
ased.
Dated November 18th, 1883.
Gardiner stephenson. attorneys Of admins
traitor. twnovl4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Notice of Dissolution Of Copartner
ship.

The arm heretofore existing under the name
and style Of Ecksrt b Klafkf, dong business In
the city Of Los Angeles and at the town Of Santa
Monica, In the county Of Los Angeles. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Robert Eckert hsv.
ing purchased the entire interest Of Joe II. klAn.
ki In the concern. All debts due 10 and from said
firm are 10 be Isd to and BY said Robert Ecksst.
by whom said business will hereafter be con.
Quoted. ROBERT EoKEkr,
JOE II. KLAFFEL
Ios Angeles. Gal. Ostobsr 2Sd. 1883. on I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Order to show Oanss % Ayplioetisn
Of Guardian for ordsr q eAls =
Real Estate.
In the Superior Court, Ia and fof L. Aaetu
county. State sf csliaosnh
10 the Master q the sstats and guardianship q
Lee and Edna Lee. niuosE fSlfA1

u app<& ring 10 thls Cuurt. from ~ ps1ltioa =
REGINA Wslnshank, the EuardiAa n ~ pseleao
and eststes of 0eorss =. wsinshsnk, frank -
Emna v. ~ and Edna -, miRdts, tgAyihg ~,
70 hsf ND wAri1. that u 4 nees1eafy ~ y1Hl
bs bsnanslailto ~ xas1s ttst 1Gt& hi ssakits
should bs bold, I. 4 hsrshy er4eq4 ~ IL ~
q II. q nd sssds and N 6ee!(ll lst9reseSd 9
urday, the i7th day a .Novsmhss, - = u
o'clock =. =, ~ NJ court roe1ni6f 0Ih C6ta n
the Court Houss IN the city nd asen1y6 e ~
Angeles. then and thsre 70 show esxse uht =
order shou'd MT b R.nssd sor ~ ~ = -
estate tfet rf8 lfta 5ti4
And Z .iarsh.r ordered thas . eeH = - setss
bo pubtshsd u lesst three pnoeeGaS swtsk3 tGSD
the aid day Of hearins, ID ths Lpg AuemM D3iS
hnaALp. newspspsf printed ~ puk1k1ksl q
said city snd county Of lss AngS1Ml y
J. o, HtNuU. -
Dated 0ctobcr %, isesL a. Z
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
saturday, the Ist day OF December
A. ID. lss3,


At II o'clock n. Of said day. the following de-
soribed real estate, to-wit All that certain lot,
piece or parcel OF land situate, lying and being In
Inc county Il Los Angeles, state Of cal.fori,ls.
and bounded and described as follows, 70 Wit:
commencing at the point Of intersection OF the
southern line Of the land Of John kunp tnow Of
Minnie knmp) and formeilyo OF Claus riendrick-
son. and the east line OF the comfy road TO Los
Angeles, aud rum. ng along said east line u
sal county road (tnagnetic courses var IA a. ~
south ~ west 500 cnain3 TO u stake. thonce
south 75' east 526 chains 10 stake; thence north
"a 5v east 8 10 cnains to the southeast corner I
the land formerly u john hump (now Il Minnie
nump), vide deed recorded in BOOK ~ Of Deeds,
page 278, Records Of Los Angeles county; thence
sIJns said south line Of said Iaud Of Minnie kuinp
north 75' west chains to the east line OF the
said county road, the place OF beginning, con.
taininx z.S2 acres OF land, and being situate in
| tbs Canon de Arroyo Seco, and being portion
OF the Rancho ran Rafael. In said county further
described as the slaughter. house property, for
me ly OF Froelinger & rranck, and subssquently
| OF Frsnck q Tigne, reference being had 70 m ~
and surrey made by L. Seeboid on November
| 18th, 1876, Of said rancho. and 10 decd from
Jesse HuLter Of said premises recorded in Book
~ OF deeds, page $40. Records Of Los Angeles
| county.
Also that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
situate, lying and being In the said city and
counsy OF Los Angeles, state Of California. and
bounced aud mere particularly described as iol
| lows, to.wit: Commencing At the northern cor
| ner Of the crossing OF Walnut and Hof street.
and running thence along ths northwesterIj
line Of uoff street north 6s.b0 east 2S6b0 ieet u
the land granted 70 j. @. Downey February 4th
| 1871, by deed recorded ir Book ~ oi Deecs pags
800, in the Count, Recorders office for Los An
| gslss county, and with said land Il
now part of East Los angeles, as delineatet
on the map, recorded IN Book 3, page le4
OF hiscell4neous kecordr, In the County he
c rder's Office for Los Angeles county; themes
along said land nortn 10 deg. east Us feet to th'
southwest limo Of Chestnut street, 1926 fee
norlheE'y from the western corner Of the crossinl
| Of chestnut and Hof streets; thence along tn
southwest line Of Chestnut street north Y. d
deg west 677.75 feet; then south $50 deg
west $50 feet; thence south x7.b0 deg. east 0z
feet TO the point OF beginning, containing ~
acres Of land.
Given under our hands this 9Th day Of Ncve'n
W. D. STEPHENSON,
| GEORGE u. GARD,
}. X. TUBERMAN,
move cot Rsisrees.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Order 10 show cause why order tor sAis Of fssi
estate should not Be made

It appearing TO this Court, BY The petisiou thls
q ~ prssented and tiled by b Al X0fba. akalb-
IT, stor, With ths VIII Appsksd u ~ ssttts of
Soledad Lugo de Yofba, deceased, prH}inx fof ~
order ef sale Of real estate, that II 4 6oclsafJ 70
sell the whole Of the real estAte 70 ~ the debts
outstanding assinst the dscSqse2 I'D the dsbts.
expenses and charges d adninl1ifotiop.
Il Is therefore ordsrrd b. r4l3 Coarf thai y
persons Interested in the s11nts ck "a decsssci
appear before thfs crurt on hondaf. IA S6th
DAY Of Novsmbsr, 1063, q 70 o'dfook 4 \. x thAt
dly, ~ the court ro6m of Hoa. v Il HeNaed ~
tie Court House, In The city nhd p9snte q To
angelo. 70 show csuss Why q S611s cxoSM -
be granted 70 the aid edmlrfS1t,spe. ~116 ~
will suiexsd, 70 sall 20 much 4 ~ III G(aAl3S
said deceased - shall b. nec<k1ns5. f (.
And that copy Of this order " pshn1@& 4 e
least four successive weeks IN ths Los AZ
PAL! HssAIn. = hewspspsr printed I'D
Dated October 24th, 1s14 A..
hereby certify ths foregoinf 10 s. 4 StIf5 ~
and correct copy ofthe stIslaal d u Sksx< ~
why an order II sals q ri sgeats shS1ld = ~
made In re- estAts Of Goisdad LnfS ~ Yorifc "
ceased on ale In my ozRce. hnd tknt ksvg 1<
| fully compared the zane With tho ofl1j11l r .
In witness whsref, have heeouSta - -
hand and aflxsd ths 5sal Il ~ h6psS5of 6t1<
| this 2lth day Of Ootobee, lGo3 I. l.7.7
issAL.l 4. W. POT1a, cotnfy cl>fk.
By 3. e. Tsney. Dspaty. q -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Estate o. LuIg Luehs.ti. decsased.

Notice Is hereby given by Che underdxnsd. adj
mnistrstrix Of thesssate Of Luigi Luehstds de-
inS claims n az sssinss the ssii deessss5 % exiibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within Luf
months after the frst publication Of this a1tice.
10 the said sdrninis,rat at room No. 5. Wilcox
block, Los Angeles city. IN the county o. Los An
geles.
GIOvANNA LUCHETTI,
Admlnissratrix Of tie estate Of Luigi Luchstti,
dona.und oSlb <w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
TURF GALLERY.
The new and popular Livery Establishment oi
NICK CovARRUBIAs,
II WEST FIRST STREET,

Is now open and ready .or business. The estab-
mont contains the FINEST nOAD5TtRS ard
saddle horses TO be found In the country, and
any kind Of carriage that comfort or taste can re
quire. Terms reasonable. Remember the
TURF GALLERY, II West First St.
o25 II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
|'[jIIiSl99I1]a,

$4,000 FOR @2-
ID Regular MONTHLY nrawfng VII
.OU take place in the Masonic Hall. Masonic
Temple Building, in Louisville. Ky,
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2sTH, 1883.
Al.nwful Lottery and Fair Draw
fnrs. chartered by the Legislature Of Kentucky
and twice declared legal by the highest Court in
the State. Bond given to Henry County In the
sum Of 800, 90 for the prompt payment oil all
prizos sold
A Revolution In single Number
Drawings.
fEEvery ticket holder his own supervisor, can
call out the number on his ticket and see the cor
wheel In his presence. These drawings will 90
cur on the last Thursday Of every month. Read
the magnificent
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
November scheme.

Whole Tickets. q. Halt Tickets. 81.
q Tickets, $50. So Tickets. $luo.
Remit Honey or Bank Draft In Letter or send
BY Express Don't send by registered letter or
Postofice order until further notice. Ord "a Of
8 and upward, by Express. can be sent at our
xpense Address AL orders 10
5-dss J. J. DOUGLAS. Louisville. kyr
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
@. Malofski, Plaintiff,
va.
J. Dougald Parks ct al. Defendants.

Action brought In the Superior conrt Of tn,
State Of California, in and for the county Of Lol
Angeles. and the Complaint iled In said county
Of Los Angeles, IN the Office OF the Clerk OF sale
Superior Court
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
LEGAL.
Referees Sale

Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale made
and entered Ia the Superior Court OF Los Angeles
county, state Of California. on the sth day o.
November, 1888, in an action for partition pend
ing in the said court, wherein A. W. sisson, q.
vi. Crocker, s. Speedy and NJ. Dodsworth are
plaintiffs, and Euleline Wallace, admnistrstrix
OF the estate Of W. II. Wallace. deceased. Is de-
fendsnt, we the undersigned referees, named IN
said order, will sell, at the Court House door, on
spring street, in the city OF Los Angeles, IN ss,u
county asd state at public auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash in lawful MONEY Of tbs
United States. on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Notice TO Creditors.
Estate of Robert Furiong, deceased

Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned ed
ministrAtrix OF the estate OF Robert Farlong.
deceased, to the creditors Of, and all
ali persons having claims against the
said deceased to exhibit them. with the ncces-
sary vouchers, within ten months after the arst
publication Of this notice. to the said admni-tra.
trix, at her residence on Alameda street, Vernon
district. or to her attorneys, Howard q Robarts.
Room 6, Wilcox block. Spring street. Los Angeles
city. 10 the coun' OF Los Angeles
Dated at Los Angeles, Nov. IL 1888:
MARTHA FURLoN0,
Administrative Of the estate Of Robert Furlone,
deceased no'S ="
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
banker Hill Avenue.

Rstwesn Temple street and Nsntrssl sizu>h ~
the expsn,e oi the propsrty ownsrl
Resolution Of Intention on fie In the on,ss a ~
Clerk OF the Council for further pefticuhn. 4
copy Of said Resolution mas - fcnnd u ~
ohss Of the supssintsndsnt q STR -
T1lE - fNDtAa x H lDoyu ~
anpain1oA1p1 = D9uSeA
L. Anesiss. ossoew saA ~ sDy4 ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Notice Of Street Work.

Public notics v hereby g,vsn dat ~ oe1fl
Of octobsr, A. d. 1855 Rssoiu>ion q Ine.e!
which Resolution was approved % The ~ III
Of 0ctobsr, 1888. providing for ths Grsdlog n
tha ext4prion Of if1t sss 81 "A
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
LEGAL.
CIDER to Show Oauss.
10 the supsrior Court, Los Angeles cossty. stats
Of California

In ths mattas Of the estate Of solsdad Ls,go d
Yorba, deceased
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
Professor Louis Adams,

who has had twentyssyen years experiences -
taacher. will give lessons IN the French Language
At his ofice, No. 81 Baker Block, or ct pupils res
idencs on moderate terms RefsronceE Mr.
eugene Never, French Consul Miss Stoneman,
j. N. 0riiiith. Mrs, Bishop Kip. O. A. Dobnson,
md many others. jy2t I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
20!
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN R. R.
DIRECT RAIL COMMUNICATION WITH
NATIONAL CITY AND SAN DIEGO.

On and after Thursday, sept IS. 1888, trains
of the California Southern Railroad going south
will leave Cotton daily ct 25f ?. NJ, or on arrival
Of East bound Southern Pacific train, and will
leave Riverside at II 80, arriving at San Diego at
l0:46f.H
Going north, will leave San Diego at GA ~.
and Riverside at 2;04. arriving Cotton 1T 2;20
p. NJ, San Francisco time, making close connec-
ton with train for Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Passengers from the east connect direct, arriy-
ing at San Diego the sams night Fifteen min.
utss for supper at Fall Brook.
Passengers will save from ten Q0) TO sixty (e0)
cents by purchasing thsir tickets Of the agent
before entering the cars.
Round trip tickets cannot be obtained on the
train
For information address Agent California
Southern Railroad, Cotton, or
J. n. VICTOR,
superintendent, snl 0sA ET't ssd Pasa- kgt
National cty. 6sl su8
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court Of the State OF
California, in and for the County
Of Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Los Angeles Lodge No. 1926, K. Of h.

Regular meetings Of the above Lodge are held
every Friday evening at Old Masonic Hall,
Spring street. Visiting brothers are cordially In
nted 70 attend o. A. DEARING,
n27 Dictator.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Los Angeles Chapter No. SO, RI.
A.. M.

Stated convocations on second MONDAY Of each
month, n P. NJ, at Masonic Hall. Sojouming
companions in good standing cordially invited
BY order OF J. 8. CRAWFORD, II. +.
Henry NJ. SMITH, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Masonic Notice.
K. of P.
Eagle Corps, N. g. O.

REGULAR meetings at tho Armey. Sour
street, every Friday evening at 8 O'Clock.
W. ii. II. RUSSELL,
Captain Commanding.
O, A. KErLER, First sargeant ies4-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
American Legion Of Honor.

SAFETY COUNCIL, No. 664, meets first and Third
Tuesday evenings Of each month At rooms ~ and
81, Temple Block.
D. r. PAYNE, Commander
T. l.. NobTK, Secretary. ap5-3ni
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24

The People Of the State Of California send greet
Ing TO J. pougaid Parks and Morris Ferguson,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24
Notice to Creditors.

By A. RurAu. Deputy.
NJ L. Wicks, Attorney for Plaintiff
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-26
Frightening Children to sleen.

A lady overheard the nurse girl the other
night talking to the little child she was
putting to sleep, and among other legends
of the nursery in which she INDUCED was
this
If YOU don't go right to sleep this very
minute a big black bear, with eyes like
Goals of fire, and sharp, white, cruel teeth,
will come out from under the bed and eat
y-o-u-u-p?
The poor little thing nestled down under
the clothes, and after long season of terror,
fell asleep, to dream frightful dreams of
horrid bears eating her.
That night when the stolid nurse had
composed herself in her own comfortable
bed, there came sudden rap at the door,
and the voice of the mistress called loudly
through the panels:
Maggie Maggie for mercys sake. get
up as quick as you cant There's fearful
burglars under your bed, and as soon as
you get asleep he's coming out to rob and
murder you.
At the word burgler she sprang scream
ing from the bed, tore open the door, aud
fellin Mysteries into the hall The lesson
was even more instructive than the mis-
tress had designed but when the girls
fears were calmed, she said to her
You did not hesitate to tell my little
deliotte child, vino could not possibly
know that it was lie, cruel story OF q
bear under her bed; now when treat you
to the same kind of IA slumber story, you
are frightened nearly to death. Tomorrow
you can go into the kitchen and work
you are not fit to care for little child
How many children are there vino, every
night of their lives, are frightened to sleep
-Ex.
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-26
Don't for the Girls.

Don't firt.
Don't talk slang.
Don't put on airs.
Don't learn to be cranky.
Don't try to arrest attention.
Don't think it is pretty to be
pert.
Don't make a drudge of your
mother.
Don't say "no' when you mean
Eyes
Don't NEEDLE with other peoples
beaux.
Don't make a fright Of yourself to
be in fashion.
Don't look on every young man as
a good nature1 ice cream freezer.
Don't run down your girl friends
in their absence it is u mighty mean
trait
Don't make up your mind to be
sweet to everybodys brother but
your own.
Don't boast of your ignorance of
house affairs. In the present state
of society there is no surer stamp of
vu'garity.
Don't marry a man who has no
evident way of supporting you.
Love on starvation principles has
played out long ago
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-26
PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY.

De man Who would hit his wife
won't hit anybody else.
De man What is fust to tell YOU OBJ a
fa,lt Is de las one ter tell yer OBJ a
virtue
De man what urgently insists on yer
eatin dinuer at his house is de man
what is glad when you refuses.
De crow has been usually rated
above de owl, but let me tell yer has
more respect for de owl dan | has fur
de crow. De owl cries when he's com
in, but de crow crie~ when he's gone.
One man what gifts drunk alers
sees some hin worse wid another man
what gifts drunk. One man alers has
d scuse what de udder man amt got
Come ter tiuk OBJ it, man am foo
no how -Arkansaw Traveller.
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-26

Father" began a Cass-avenue lad
the TIER day, ''is Mr.. T. a good
man7"
yes, my son. Iregard hind as
one of the best men in Michigan" !"
"Do you believe he would lie p
"What, young man! are you crazy ?
Why, sir, Mr.. I. would not lie for
all the gold on earth. What makes
you ask that question:"
"Why, when man says. he saw a
spring robin on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, what do you call it?'
Did he say he saw one?"
''He did"
Are you sure p
"Oh? ! heard him tell three differ
ent men SO. Didn't he lie, father p
''N-n-no, Think not = muSed the
father, "but let it be a great mora
lesson to you all the same. 1t ISM
once in n Thousand years that q
robin comes up here from Tennessee
at that date and exhibits himself tC
a single citizen and returns on this
afternoon express. Detroit Fre'
Press.
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-26

Say, how would itsdo to take the baby
some night and leave it ON some old batche-
lors door steps If it had been bicycle,
or breech loading shotgun, I wouldn't
have cared, but baby, Bah 1t makes me
tired. I'd druther have "a prize package.
Well am sorry pa allowed me to come
home, after he drove me away last week.
guess all he wanted me to back for was
to humiliate me, and send me on errands
Well, must go and see if he and the cat
have made up
And the boy went out and put up pa
per sign in front of the store, Leave your
measure for saffron tea
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-26
Strong Piety.

In neighboring city where the
inhabitants are so very temperate
that many of them Neal Down to
to say their prayers, good old dea-
con of colored church lately called
upon the agent for the sail of that
article which if advisedly used cheers
but not inebriates.
Mr. L, says the deacon, bending
low and almost whispering into the
ear of the obllging and affable agent, ,
Mr.. L Use cum to get a quart of
spirits for purely sacramental purpo-
ses.
Yes, deacon, suppose you want
some light wiue-Perhaps claret,
tarrigonia or something of that
sort.
Well, boss, if it dus'ent make no
sorter difference toards you de ladies
day nave canvassed dis matter, and
has come to the Unanimous clusion
dat dey would pufer gin.
We think the deacon got it.
Boston Globe.
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-26
A Hard-Livetl Cat.

The following is no yarn but is the solid
truth, andscan be sworn to by responsible
witnesses A few weeks ago Mr.. w. T..
Walker who keeps Mr.. Selman's mill, on
Flat creek, put some 'Rough on Rats" in
the mill to kill out the rats His cat ate
the poison, and after lingering day or two
died-died sure enough, stone dead After
it had been dead two or three hours with
out any sign of life, Sir. G. A. Shepherd
threw it into the creek out of sight. Just
nine days afterward the cat cr-wled up to
the house from the creek swamp, got well,
and is now as sound and active as it ever
was. After this can anybody doubt that a
cat has nine lives? This one dieI once
from poison, was then drowned, and has to
die seven more times before its career is
ended. Walton, Ca, News
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-26

L might have done worse and vou
must nurse me now and pet me for
am getting ch ldish. And you must
pet me too, said l. Oh, of course /
will, said she, am / not always pet.
ting you. Now go long after. the
children before we both get to cry
Ing and have a scene, and l wish
you would see if the buff cochin hen
has hatched in the hen house. She
has been setting about fourteen
weeks, said [, but she is getting old
and these old mothers are Slow
mighty slow.
| went after the children, and sure
enough they we're fishing in the
spring branch, and their shoes were
wet and muddy, and they were bare
headed, and | marched them up ten
delly, and Mrs Arp set them down
by the fire and dried their shoes, and
got them some more stockings and
then opened their little morning
school How patiently these old
fashioned mothers work and worry
over the little things of domestic
life: Day after day and night after
night they labor, and watch and
wait, while the fathers are contrivA
ing some big thing to keep up fami-
ly supplies. Parents are very much
like chickens. The old hen will set
and set and starve, and when the
brood comes will go to scratching for
worms and bugs as hard as she can
and be always clucking and looking
out for hawks, bur the old rooster
will strut about and notice the little
chickens with paternal pride, and
when ne scratches up bug makes a
fuss over it and calls them with
flourish and eats it himself Just be-
fore they get there.
That was a mighty good talk in
your last Sundays paper abon sleep
until nature walked EN-. He is a
smart doctor who said all that, and
he said it well, but l couldent help
thinking what would become of the
babies if the mothers dident wake
until they had got enough sleep.
There are no regular hours for them.
Job speaketh OF the dark watches of
the night when deep sleep falleth
upon a man, but it don't fall upon
a weary mother with a fretful child
when it is cutting its front teeth aud
wants to nurse the ivelong night.
When she is sleeping she is awake,
and when she is waking she is half
asleep, and the morning brings no
rest orrefreshment, and | was think
ing too of what would become of the
farm if the boys were not walked up
early in the morning. Not many
boys will wake up themselves, and
they must be called and in course of
time have habits of waking forced
upon them. A family that sleeps
late will always be behind with farm
work. / do not believe in getting
up before day and eating breakfast
by candle light, but I do believe in
early rising. [ don't know how
long my children would sleep if I
did not call EN-, for I never tried it,
out don't call Mrs Arp, of course
I don't though she says l had just
as well, for | stamp around and
slam the doors and whistle and sing
until there is no more sleep for her
She wants me to build her little
house away off in the garden, where
she can sleep enough to make up for
lost time, and be always calm and
serene, and ] think 1 will.
Bill ARP.