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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-14
T X. sMALING's UAKD.-Addenda.

FRIENDS ANDPATRONs-This may be the
last chance to secure the greatest bargains in
fine Heavyweight WOOLENS ever offered in
this city. Rem ember, I am going to close
them outif possible this season. / have handled
this class of goods tor over Is years. am
thoroughly familiar with the merits OF all the
leading makes of cloth In the market and do
say think the F. & H. and Johanny Edrecons
are superior in finish, more reliable in color
and more durable than any cloths produced
in the WORLD. Remember, also. am the
only man in this city that has the NERVE to
tackle these fine, high priced goods. They can
only be had in large cities at prices not
less than $40 to SIS. I AIN closing mine
out at $40 q suit.
l am having a great Boom in Trouserings.
1 am Offering Heavy-Weights from $3.50
to $40 q pair-make q note of this. have
among my line the best English and
French patterns, that cannot be had In Ph1la-
delphia tor less than $l5 to SIS pair.
Thanking the public for the kind patronage
extended particularly since my great reduc-
ton in prices, shall endeavOr to give en-
tire satisfaction to all my patrons Being again
able to attend to business, l will superintend
every department of the trade personally and
will guarantee to secure to every one the
greatest value for their investment: All
my productions are warranted TO be OF
superior CHARACTER AND TONE from any
other house in the trade, having in my employ
the best skilled workmen from tho city. Un-
less entirely satisfactory to the customer
will not allow it to go out. A%Place your
order at once at
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WILLIAMSON q FOSTER.
NEW STYLES
Collars and Cuffs.

Our FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT
has just received the very NEWEST STYLES
in COLLARS and CUFFS for this SPRING.
There are about 40 DIFFERENT SHAPED
COLLARS and Is SEPARATE STYLES Of
CUFFS. These are made by three of the most
celebrated manufacturers in the country. The
Short Band BEAD EDGE COLLARS are made
by EARL & WILSON, and bear their TRADE
MARK "E. Il w." These are the best they
sell for rs CTS. COON & CO.'S COLLARS, we
think, are fully up to the standard, and sell for
go cts. The CROWN COLLARS and CUFFS,
manufactured by GEO. B. CLUETT, BRO. &
CO.. are really f1rst-class goods, and different
in style to the e. & w. make, price 20 Cts.
The NEW STYLE PUFF SCARF is q very
handsome one. We have them in all the
NEWEST PATTERNS from 30 cts. to 81 rs.
We have received a few NEW STYLES In
GENTS HOSE that are very fine, but we have
more to come. There has been great demand
for PANT FITTING OVERALLS. We now
have large quantity at IS cts. per pair, and
CURRYING JACKETS TO MATCH at tho
same low figure. Also a full assortment Of
SWEET, ORR Il IS ENGINEER JACKETS
and OvERALLS, HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING.
TRUNKS. VALlSEs, RUBBER COATS and
BLANKETS always in stock at prices the very
lowest.
ASBOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT will
open first week in APRIL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-14

t One store and Dwelling. No. ooS North
Queen street opposite Northern Market
House. Apply af No. sos NORTH QUEEN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-14

DO You Believe 1t.
That in this town there are scores of persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed Stomach, Liver Com.
plaint, Constipation, when for 75c. we will sell
them Shioh's Vitalizer. guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by H. r. Cochran, druggist, Nos.
147 and l39 North Queen street. feb7-eoG2
A Heavy Swell.
Jacob II. Bloomer, VirgiIle, N. Y, writes
"Thomas' Eclectric Oil cured a badly swollen
neck and sore throat in forty eight hours. My
wife was also cured of a lame foot in twenty.
four hours" For sale by IL. b. Cochran,
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DO. You Believe 1t.

To the afflicted we say read the advertise
ment of Simmons LIVER Regulator.
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l2l North Queen Street.
LANCASTER, PA.

NorA BKNx.-I have a lot of Remnants OF
Fine Cloths and Cassimeres, suitable tor chill
dren, to which invite the attention OF mothers
of small boys from five to ten years OF age.
quality of goods, and can be had from 5Ocents
to 81 80 Suit.
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DUBLIC SALEON THURSDAY, AARCa
Is. 1t 325 East Chestnut street, HOUSE.
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. Tables,
Chairs, Bureaus, Settee, two Ranges. Egg and
Jewel Heater, Extension Table, Sink, Chest.
Tin, Glass and Queensware, Tubs, Buckets
and Stands, Blinds, Cider Vinegar. about ~
yards OF good Rag Carpet, together with
variety or other articles not enumerated.
Sale to commence at O'Clock q. m. terms
made known by MRS. LYDIA BARE.
II. SHUBIRr, Auct.
H L. FRAnEY, Clerk. marlO4td
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II Double Two-story TWELvE-ROOMED
DWELLING, Choice Location. Bath. Under.
ground Drainage, Large TWO-STORY STA
BLE and Greenhouse In rear, Fruit and
Shrubbery in variety. Apply at
dI3-tfd NO. 20 EAST KING STREET. -
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Go TO H. Is. Cocnran's drug store for Mrs.
Mreeman's NeD National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability OF color, are unequaled.
Color from to pounds. Directions In Eng
lsh and German. Price. Is cents.
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NOTICE To rkEsPAssEKs AND oun.
to trespass on any Of the lands OF the Corn
Wau or Speedwell estates, in Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether incl0sed or IN.
incioeed, either tor the purpose Of shooting or
dshing, as the law viii be riRidly onforcei
against all treepassing on said l6nda of ~
undersigned after this not5co = =
WN.. COLEMAN TRIINAN
3. PERCT ALDEN,
HOWARD @. EREG1GAu
80 =. .AAssoznsy 1os ~, Qelenaat Het.s.
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if4lf L,silss Popular noasny.

The number for February is al
ready on ouy table, aud il is impossi.
BILE 30 d l,rief iieyielo do justice TO
its abaudpht ant Varied contents.
There ave illicies bspopuisr writers
replcte With insefest and informa-
ton; bright" stofies, sketches. etc;
several mysterious poems;a eompre-
heusiye miscellany, and the pictures
AMI illustrations are o exeeelt pgty
beautiful. The colored fronlisnicce
.rWon'lf be u FrighL?g Is admirable,
Pen Perley Poofe's "0ur Fetersns,''
Mark patlison's "Miltou," +. u
Mites Ants and Their Ways u
bire,p ikobhlsoifss The Loves tot
Catherine ,fe Boafbon, "'etc saretetei
worthy and finely illustrated articles
Caldor continues his serial, "a
Which Sep6lehre," and, there are
stories, Sketches, poems. etc., Wal
ter L. Mccain, Sydn,y Herbert,
Dante & Rosset,i, Mrs. Al. A. Dcni.
sop, ", AsDavis, Mile w. Carpen-
tcr, lsabella V. Crawford, K. Is, KIM
ball, etc etc. The number contains
Us quarto pages, and over 100 EN-
bellishmeri3a and the price ,ior a
lcopy "a 6nly25 cent or So ayesr,
A., postpaid. Nv Frank leslie, Pul.
Usher, So So md 81 PARK Place, New
fork. IGA
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Senators Beck and Williams. with
The Eentncky. mcmbers ofltbe House,
net tie ,obaeco delegatlJntfpm Ken,
lucky, last week. Mr.. Harry Weis-
niger, of Louisville, presented the
views Of the tobacco men Of Kentucky
to the delegation. What the tobacco
men really wan. is the total abolition
Of the tobacco tax and apIedge from
Congress thatNir thetax lIs-abolis'ie1.
on any part thereof, a rrbate will be
granled. lftliey can not secure the
total adjustment OF the tax they
would take s.rednction to eight ceuts,
but, above all things, like the South
EN- & oniederacy in 1861, they want to
bs.left alone. This they charge, Con-
gfess isnot. doing, and9 prove Charges
by citing the action Of Congressin the
past two years. Senator Beck in
| formed the delegation that he has
1 done all he could Tor the tobacco IN
terest, and that nothing further could
be done in the Senate in addition Il
| whaphad been done. Senator Will
Iiams i, warmly ana strongly in favor
of free tobacco, Mr.. Carlisle ard 9th
or members ofthe House who hav'
given the tobacco question much stu
dy and canvsssed the feeling III The
House. are still strongly Of the opin
ion that the present Congress will
take no acii' n upon the tobacco que
1ton, and that tIe hes, thing the to
bacco nleu can 10 is to settle down /,
business anticipating no Legislature
from Congress.
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Tie New York Telegram has col
lecled The following statistics Of muir.
ders committed in the United States
In 1882: aa lss
New York leads with 1871; Ms.
souri,, A: Virginia, 43; pennsyIvl.
via, 40; Kentucky, 81; Texas, 81 ; II.
hnois, 30; New Jersey, 80; Ohio, %
Massachusetts, 81; Arkansas, "a
Tennessee, 81; Indiana, 10; North
Carolina. 10; Georyiu, lS; Mississip-
pi, Is; Colorado. Ia. California, IL;
Iowa aud Minnesota, 8 each; Ala.
bama, Connecticut, Maryland, Mich.
gan and Wisconsin,, s each; Louisi.
ana, Maine and South Carolina, 2
each Kansas and Rhode Island, q
each; Wust Virginia, s; Arizona,
District OF Columbia, Indian Terrific.
ry, New Mexico, Oregon. Utah and
| Wyoming, 4 each Florida, Ncvadr
aud New Hampshire, 3 each Dakota
| Nebraska and Washington Territory
2 each Delaware, Montana and Yer
nlont, 1 each. ~ y Pk
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z Nativity Of the Next House.

Tie Graphic mas been figuring up
ll,s places loreigners ,oevupy in ih,,
councils of the nation. The irish
born members OF the next house oil
Representatives are twenty IN num-
her, while.thc German born are hut
seven, although the German born pop
ulalion Of the United States consider
ably exceeds the Irish born, Qg1h'
twenty Irish members four sre from
Niss0uni, New Jersey andr peppsyl-
vania have three each; New York
and Indiana two each, ard Mas.a'
chusetts, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Ne
vads and California, one each. Out
Ct the twenty only three are rcpubli'
cans. The seven Germans are cred
tied one each 10 New York, New
Jersey, and Masssctusctts, aud TIVE
each 10 Michigan aud Wisconsih
Two of the seven are Republicans
The only state the majority OF who's
delegation Of the next house Is torcie'
born is New Jersey.--Eyansvill'
Journal. $50 ~ f.f-
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Get Rich.

When Hops are $.25 per ID. as now,
an acre will yield 81 900 profit and
yet the best family Medicine on earth,
Hop Bltters. contain the same guam
tity OF Hops and are sold a, The same
price fixed years ago. although Hops
now are twenty times higher than then.
Raise Hops. get rich In pOcket:n'e
Hop Buffers and get rich in health. 3
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While Gov. BIackburnsis proinis
ing amnesty TO anybody who viii
kill "a newspaper reporter"
as the1 recent convert 10 ihe, sweet
Christian faith 10 fond Of calling them.
IL would be well 10 have, a private
circular of Instructions printed Tor the
use of the ambitious assassin who
mav be tempted TO apply. The FIRST
rule in The circular should be: "Al
ways getthe drop on the reporter
Newspaper men have a disagreeable
way of taking care of ihcmselvei
lhat might discourage even reas'
sured and fore-plrdoncd assassin. :
Louisville Commercial. s,s.4
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Quite a number Of our people took
advantage of the freeze last week to
n all their ice -houses with a good lnai
& ~ ot ice. We hope ice will be chrap
next summer: 1t was SO high last
summer that none but bankers, bond :
holders, editors and other opulent
men could afford to use it.--Fahren
he's houns'R 81 gasR mwAmzg
This strikes as as rather neat; MIS-.
Lydia Maria Child and her husband
lived Tor a quarter Of century with
out a servant in Wayland. Mass.
Ouoe. when he said to her, II wish
Tor your sake. dear. was as rio as
= 0roesus," she replied. ,"You are
Jroesus. for you are king of Lydia
Sunday Argus, - '.'.5ls q. F,
Miss Kate Fife, of Big Clify, il
twen,y.thrce years old, and has JUS
fni.hed her thirty seventh guilt. !
contains 4, ITS pieces; $3.50
'ss's sOh Hanson Penn Diltz;
sas Late maker Of quilts,
: Step forward this way il yon please
II you want good vile:
- Gsssss1 Ask sweet Kitty Fife; l.asSl
She will brighten your life.
And she won't let you freeze
Yevman.
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lEIllf people are always on the lookout for
lin finances TO increase their earnings,
NJ l,NI and In time become wealthy; rhose
WsVs who. do notimprovc their opportuni-
ties remain IN poverty We offer n great
chance 70 make money, We want many men,
women, boysa girls toy work fof us night In
their own localities. Any one can 40 the work
properly from the first sthrt. The business.
v III pay more than ten times ordinary wages
Extensive outfit furnished fee. No one who
can devote your whole time To the work. or
oniy your spare moments. Fun Information
and all that IL NEEDED sent free. Address
sTISsoN 4 Co., Portland, Maine. Idecb1y,
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ET Diamond Dyes are so perfect
an | SO beautiful that it is pleasure
to use them. Equally good lor'dark
Or light colors. 10 cts. ~
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: The NORTH .AMEnscAN REVIEW for
FEBRUARY opens with Symposium in
whichs SIX .prp,ninent theologians, pc ,
presenting as many religous denomi'
natiuns. give expression to their views
upon the question Of the 'ltevisions of
Crceds," Prot, Alexander Winchell,
in All article enfrled "The Expert
meut oil Universal Suffrage. institutes
a profound inquiry Into the essential
conditions Of staple popular govern
ment, which he Iinds to be, substau'
Tally, virtue aud iaell;gence; BID
these conditions, be maintains, are
absolutely. unst ainablo unIier our tx
Sitting political ~ stem, where an cleo,
torate either isnoEai,t " vicious. or
both. by the mere forcs Of sapefior
numbers, practically nullifes the sui
irages Of the better an NV iserlpprtio,
lof the people, whose hight tocontroI
tthe governnleptof the COMMONWEALTH
il grounded in the very nature OF
Ithiags, q Bislop sAeQuiad writes q
srbe Decayoi PrSlestsn'ism." and
in essaying to prove his th' sis, makes
q very slritl use ofllei ailmhsion'
of protestant writes "The Politica
Situation" is the joint title OF two
articles, the one Lys aoratlo Seymour
the other by Geo. S. Boutwell,. witt
offer their respective views upon thu
causes OF the recent overthrow soi tn
Republican parry. An article by DR.
d. A, Ssrgant, on Physical Educa
lion in Colleges. ''atreats a subject Q
. primeimporlshce to the welfare OF tn
youths iu our higher educational III
!. s,itntions. Finally, there are tw
articles on "The Standard Oil Com
. panion. Senator Camden oil We'
!. Virginia defending that corporatio
|. against lis assaiiants, and john /
i Weleh setting 10th thegreasoueor
!. demning it as a dangerous lnonolol.
Published Ut 30 Lafayette Place, Ne
York. - "a a
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Halls Catarrh Cureis taken inter
nally. II acts directly upon the blood
and the mucous suftiees ptthe sys
'irne Price 75d. Fcrsaleby Gish 4
Garner
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Phl;n- Matthews. who killel hi
bvyNSsgtss SS sui, sSS,
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CLUB rrsTV
.,zET ANsz ! scINT1tt ATloNs

.ZcIAElE ! sc1NTI11A
Won't ''odove orth. his future views,
In s"n"r''S gise, by pruxss ~ 90 ii
s'hcn Ooyie stamls IN Godlevc'sss Al
Won't that he Orth-o- DoSfes-feomar.
A Nc for YOUR fashionable giris,
with thcir vcivets and satins ank tscSs,
Their diamonds and ruhies anil pearls, ~
Md 'hei' mi liners figures and faces,
Tr'v nay shinc at party or ball,
ItAmblasoned- with half they possess,
But xiveus q piaceof them all. NM
SAsr siiwislithe eallee drsssr Tobacco
Leaf
Everybody should lay something upl
for = rainy day. II you can'trlo any
h-,ter. borrowed umbrella will do. -
Glasgow Times n A al
Col. J5hn q. l.aaly. a considerations
supporter of Malone, has deserted the
Virginia Senator, Col. LAZY i, eyi.
dcntly gentleman - This andrfhat,
os,.,,l,' S,s.;., IN. ~i.,,,, bs,l
,rssrr'S.a ssc,,,,ntr,6s;t SIS IN, niece ;s
shaved on 10 him -r,lixsb,,htowp
NJ
"a ao,ssSa 3
,,;,,i, when ,,ns Jn,, r ,s;n,E, MI
by another, the, cog that's at the head
Ia as 4 i,ss,re 4, run fsstrfi tban the ,lo,
,b,t.s NJ tho tail-State .Ionrn,I
An EngliSiIman named nowe VA"
oa,,, ,xoman ,ha nthar dav She
,,r',,, nv waosss Ia seeslitvsi,e coulu
n.le 4, ;n,, I'm onrsc.-- Breckeu.
r;',.,s N.ws 'a
y : 1lss ss,,,gl7s
A blizzari IRON hani,ona, HPnz"er r
gen, or soms ether cohi lneetpl'ao,'ss
,r,;c rr;,;,,;,v b.s bsen nreyaiilixuay = ii /,
Ills Ja,;,nde .vor s;nce-Mad,sonyille
~. stbcr FRrlJs,;uis 3 - an
%A1man was motfany killed near 'he
corner of Eleventh aaa Brook, about
Two oeicck Z; ~ ses,s1" O.t 'mo,a ,
I,ou,sv;lle copta;nrd much 4 10 add,
m;,,,--.Snnaay Aruus
, q A III. ~ -,
Inc man In New iork VINO 'a'
contracted 70 eat two q"a''s eacn ual
Tor mont.VEaoesht Yoto ms 9inne
~ SION now as ne uia VINE" ~ uesa"
.,s,f oaa;is -S,at. Jmrn,,l, 5g
V"iie IN eXc,'emen' was p'o''"'''
IN Dellev,iie (M1} the 9tper asY y, y;
Dink WstersTchaslpg DpWn M
through inc sweets Will a 'eSs've'
AS though u WASH ! hatora! 'ot wa
News. :
AVN, ,,,,, A., ,,,,n ;.,.
,-.-.,,,,'.. =. W. - ~ -.
s.s ." e,a's" '' "e ~. a. s,,ar
ns ave rr 4 !, I, /, !,
mh fr.'FN. yy ~ III,
I'LL o ",a., XIII AZ sr ysv
field Monitor. yrvrr ~
.o,.,, aa =, ~ :, I, !, -, - 4, J, III !
An eAe' i siyo ,.a' "o'', ~. - Wv" Nv
4 = s'.tD 49, s"' &. r.
"hssr nonssnss Thsrs or. ,len,v
n,,..,s'' , aSs .,,e,,,,n sa,r. a.. pel",i.
h'e" VIM wou'.' .a''I ."o ''" NV.
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The tobacco plant " a shallow root
er. The roots not only grow close to
the surface where IL the greatest
warmth, but when hoed and the usar.
est roots to the plant probably destroy
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Thestcsmer Josephine exploded her
boiler 10 Port Susall Bay. Wyoming
Territory, aud six pels"as wete killed.
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Ni.il,pat 5,,I.iss a, head, n, b.aa.

Farmers and others desiring a gen.
teeL lucrative agency business, by
which S5 itoS20 a'lay can % earned,
send address al once, OH postal, 10 VI.
q. WILKINSON & Co., 1873 aud l97
n,ltcn Sreeis New york. - %
:, .. nos, 81 4 lNiAQEs LlAU
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100 Reward

Ia offered for any case of Catarrh
that can't be cured with Halle Ca
tarrh Cure. Take internally, Price
Is cents.
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70 CONSUMPT IVES.

The ndsertiser haying been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption, by
a slmple remedy, Is anxious to make known to
its fellow sufferers tho means al euro. 10 all
who desire Il, no Will send copy ofthe pre-
scription used, tfree OF charged with the d.
which they win nnd o surc cure for CouGHs,
CoLps. CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
&c. Parties wishing tho Prescription. will
please address, Rev. II. A. WILSON, 1911 Penn
st. williamsburgh, MY NtN
feb. 2S's2-ly. iiaI.t lHf fN
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AFsa4 Husband First a.au'ss



Ouesby one the gpe,t pail their res;
pec,s and departed last among I hem
being Beryl McMortry ard Aristides
.Malcahey, the bridesmaid and bcst
man. At length the bride al groom
were lett alone, aud whem he had en-
cIcled her waist with his arm, he
paused. and asked in tunes 'choked
with emotion:
'"WoelA yonldn anything Ishould
psk Of You love?"
p She did not auswerat 6rst, bpt sud-
denly liestle'i Herself Agains. his srea,
manly breast, mud nutlrmred softly 81
"Why. darling, you know | would!
What is,it2''
Altsfa moment Of agohize,l hesi
tation, lie leaned over Ter, 'his face
betray ing his firm resolve ami his lips
almost touching her beautiful hair, do
be hissed in,9 her I ear the Ialslpul
words; G.
"Promi,e me to write no more poet
iryp SE go az ga w-Egsl
I Without raising her head, The bean
tiiul gif slipped iinp and senseiess
from his arms aud he'll On the ilool
fwph a dill, .sickstiing thtids 9S{
81 have knocked her ont in leSi
| than four rounds" he said. and begai
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upon your pos~s. 7-----'-- - """l INC
..-....s....-,. y. sarihn fDr your paper.
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A blizxanl from Manitoba, spitzber.
gen, or sons other cold, iphespiiable
cline struck ibis s'c,ion SATURDAY and
artic frighIity has been prevailing IN
this latitude ever since.-Madlsonville
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1883-10-11
MAGNoLIA, MISSISSIPPI THURSDAY, OCTOBER II. 1883.

more intelligence. They all came to
see me. and though | did not give
them all credit for the very kindest OF
motives, | made them all welcome. |
told them about my wedding trip, and
showed them my new things, and |
dare say the men talked over everything
with them afterward.
But what most puzzled everybody
was that Stephen Barker came so often
to see us, and was so friendly with Nor
man. Some thought it worry mean
spirited in him, aud others remembered
that when he was very Young he had
loved my mother dearly. Even those
who spoke kindly Of him did not give
him credit for half the noble unselfish-
ness he had shown; for he would not
let me tell any one that it was he him
self who had planned everything about
my property and my wedding.
Just let them say you fitted me,
Frances, if they please to do so. We
know better, and we will keep our
secret until Uncle Miles comes around. ,,
Aunt and uncle both came around
sooner than was expected When it
was known that Stephen spent so much
OF his time with us, Aunt Miles consid-
cred the advantages of having her
daughters brought Familiarity in contact
with him. and for their sakes she came
to see me and give me the kiss of recon-
ciliaticn.
But as far as catching stephens heart
I'm the rebound was concerned, she
was just little too late. Norman
sister, who was teacher in one of the
public schools of New York, came TO
spend her vacation with us, and Stephen
fell in love with her in way which
convinced me that his love for Frances
Halliday had only been the shadow of
the love he had for the mother. Why,
Norman himself never behaved more
foolishly about me than Stephen about
this little, plain Ruth, for she is plain
everyone must allow that
And the preparations that are going
on for the marriage quite amuse me,
who might have been the bankers wife
myself: Dear me think love must
often laugh at the kind of people he
comes in contact with. But hope
Stephen will be happy; | do, indeed
That is all / have to say about my
marriage. think it was rather pecui-
lar. Some women will doubtless say
they don't believe such men as Stephen
exist. But let girl, when she discov-
ers she does not like man, tell him
so, and ask his advice and help, and
ten to one she will find another
Stephen. How can men be chivalrous
and self-denying if women don't give
them opportunities l think that is
wrong, and | intend always to give
Norman every chance to cultivate slieh
noble qualities