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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

We learn that Mr.. w. l.. Heller will
build upon his lot on Perry street, just
north of Shoner's stone-tront, the coming
season.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

Au parties indebted to G. a. Rseder will
pleaee call at once and settle.
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We have so packages and 200 pairs lace
curtains in most elegant patterns snd very
cheap.
2t s. NJ. d Nj. Il. HELLER Il Co.
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Peter westrick, in the city of Defiance,
having become involved for quite large
sum of money by building, proposes to
pay off same by sacrificing his homestead,
valued at $500, by issuing 8 800 ticketsto
be sold at the small sum of 81 90 each, to
be drawn OH Saturday, May s, 1888, at
Meyers Opera House in Defiance, o. The
tickets are now for sale by the following
persons: Ferdinand Ressing, Anton
Hahn, Gustave Kohler, Chas. Poker, and
Chas. Rostetter. At
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There was a large attendance at the
county school examination last Saturday,
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We estill have two prices of the celebra
ted Italian black dress silk Guinet brand)
at $l.25 per yard, actual value everywhere
80. .50.gyggy Yaw F%v EN GsF
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Congress is out of the way, now let th'
Poker Legislature lay down and expire.
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Oysters and everything got up in style
at Stoves Restaurant. u
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Mrs. A. il. Mann requests those ladies
wanting dresses cut or made, to call at her
rooms, over Stuckman's grocery. Her
prices are reasonable. If
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Situated on North side OF Washington
street. Good location. Terms reasonable.
Inquire at Shefiields& Norton's Bank, ct
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Good muslin and calico for cents per
yard at the bankrupt sale OF Geo. & Joe's.
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Double fold cashmeres for Is cents al
the bankrupt sale at Geo. Il Joes. 2t
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Good working pants for 60 cents and
overalls at 40 cents at the bankrupt sale
of Geo. and Joe's. 2t
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A NOTABLE EVENT JUST CoMETo LIGHT.
A prominent machinist OF Defiance,
came to Napoleon Feb. "a, with the inten-
tion of committing suicide $50 his friends
say but was charmed by one of the Ma
poleon bellies, and so decided to break
out of single harness and enjoy life. The
marriage took place at the hotel at Q p. m.
The bride was attired in morocco slippers,
bows oflight blue satin tied butterfly fash
ion, and large black poke bonnet shaded
her beautiful lace. The happy groom
took his departure Sunday evening the
25th. Now Caroline be good and kind to
him when he comes back, and Mike you
mustn't grumble when Callyasks you for
seventy-five cents tor the second feather
for her poke bonnet, or fifty cents for q
new hustle. The young couple have our
best wishes. N. Il. g.
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Transfars of Reai Estate

Fresh rasberry, blackberry, plum and
cherry jam, at H. Hirseland's. 2t
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Dry Stove and Cord W God, Cd Honsc
South Side Bryan Pike.
TT w. j. Pierrepont.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

Blackman IL Go. have moved into u
room made vacant by kneeland.
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Wanted, another good hoy to learn the
photograph business. Must come recon-
mended. TT 8. II. CHAFIN. ss
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All kinds of grass and garden seeds at
Bradley's. ~
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Immence bargains in dress goods. Goods
worth 25 cents per yard at 12H cents at
the bankrupt sale at Geo. & Joe's. 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

I llmail (Free) the recipe for simple yegets..
bic Balm that will remove Tan, Freckles, Pimples
and Botchss, leaving the skin soft clear and beau-
tiful; also instructions for producing luxurient
growth of hair on q bald head or smooth face. Aa-
dress, Enclosing Sc. stamp, BEN. yANDELF u CO.. IL
Barclay st.. NY
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

The Infirmary Directors were in session
this week.
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Choice apple, curant, peach and straw
berry jelly, at II. Hirseland's. 2t
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Transfers of Real Estate.
The following transfers have been re-
corded since our last publication:
H Finney to W Netble, 20 acres in H.rri-
son 800
] Lombsrdy to Bd. OF Ed Of Flstrock tp., one
acre 10
H A Fauver to D AFauver, ss!i acres in Ridge
Vile tp........ 500
N Pratt to Pratt & Carter, acres in Harrison
tp.... 200
GA Rollins to S W Rollins, 10 acres in Ridge
Vile tp.... 6OO
Richards to Il Raft lot Al in Napoleon 1900
C J Hunt to E Brown, lot q Stearns' add'n to
Desher 800
d Shoemaker to E Brown, lot in stearns
add to Deshler. 500
F Gothman to ii Gothman, ~ acres in Napo-
leon tp..,................ l,0O6
W Burkard to Vogie, lot 1872 in Holgate...... l50
Ward to A Westhoven, lot 40 in Napoleon $50
A Fauyer to w Fauver, IL acres in Ridge
vile tp $50
L W Rowland to T d Rowland, land in Damas-
Gus tp 2o0s
W L Rowland to d Rowlznas land In Damas-
Gus tp... ....... s.T...,.,........-... 900
L Parherto NJ J Rothenberger, part Of lot o In
Holgate. ..,....... ......... ATS
L Mccartney to J II Gribben, 20 acres in
Rchfield tp. 500
TBales to G. Daum, tx acres in Napoleon tp 4bO
II Short to Il Both, 40 acres, Barlow tp...... 500
F II Short to J Both, 20 acres, Bartlow tp.... 500
Go to Stowe's Restaurant tor a good
square meal. e.a1# If
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Good gracious, it is now said green hai
is becoming fashionable! ..
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PIN p. s !

Fine New Orleans Sugar at Bradley,s.
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Caramels of all kinds at Stoves. /
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LARGE STOCK
For Sale.

A first class span Of mules, years, cem.
ing 3, well matched in color and are Of
good size. =
2t WIN. LIGHTHEIzKR.
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The City Council has entered into con.
tract with the Beldon Light Co., Of Can.
ton, Ohio, toligbt the town with gasoline
lamps. The contract calls for s5 posts al
Sl4 per peat per veal, and runs for three
years. For that price the company fur.
nishesthe lamps, keeps themin repair and
does the lighting. This will be b grand
Impeachment over our present coal oil
sy@tell, which Ii nearly 90 expensive a
the gasoline, with but little satisfactory
resuItsT We understand the the new light
will bainauG1rated May LIST.
Grednaily .decliniBgi Fading away
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There seems to be quite tussle for Re
corder Hartnett's place.
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Shasteen Bros. have the elargest and finest
stock OF confectionery to be found In Ma
poleoD, and ct very low prices Give them
| : call 4 ,s.4s &ThA a3yW4 z~a& tfa'
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Caramels OF all kinds at Stoves.
Tue ExOtIusi

Genuine New York buckwheat at Brad
ley's. te
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Horse bills printed at she NoBrHwBsT
once.
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Everything nice and clean at Stoves
Restaurant. i..-.-.. u
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Boston chips at Stoves.
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Bo.i. ana shoe. ., your own price, at
Reeders.
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Spring fever has attacked this locality
In mild form. ss.I.r ~-T
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Pan candies OF all kinds at Stoves. tt
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Easter near at hand, and eggs still dea
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March came in like lamb, now lool
out for the lion. a,. sE--- p.
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oh, deaf, mOyief tipsltfws pear.
Nordeo's bisad. looms pP this week.
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The County Commissioners had three
day session this week.
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Heller's wet goods went of like be
cakes on Saturday. N"
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They collect locks of hair now-gentle-
mems hair. 1t is no peculiar compliment
if young lady these days asks you for q
lock of your hair. If you grant there
quest, the lock of hair will be tied with a
blue ribbon and go into the "hair album
along with the hair OF crowd of other
fellows. Over it will be written your
name, age, color of your eyes, date of re-
ceiving the lock, and general remarks as
to personal appearance, etc., which may
or may not be complimentary, asthe "hair
album" is to be seen only by femi-
nine eyes,
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For parlor lauls go to Bradley's.
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You can get nickle clock, a perfect
time piece, at G. M. Fisk's fort so. IT

s. DAVIS, Auct'r. ...
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-08

One of those undesirable yet unavoida-
BILE calamities struck our little city last
Friday, inthe suspension of the grocery
house of Mr.. III. r. Cary, an assignment
having been made to Mr.. VIM. Brownell.
Mr.. Cary embarrassed himself through
speculations in real estate, his last invest
ment being the putting up of the beauti-
full four-room business block on Perry
street. 1t was with regret that citizens
learned ofMr. Cary's suspension, and the
general feeling is that he may again re-
sumo business in our midst. He is one OF
the oldest merchants of the town, honest.
liberal, and enterprising almost to a fault.
We understand the liabilities are in the
neighborhood of $4,000, with assets
enough to cover them. We hope to see
Fl. e. Cary rise phoenix like from the
ruins which now seem to surround him,
and in advancing that hope we know we
but echo the hope ofall.
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TT st s.M.4& M. IL. HELLER & Co.
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LOCAL BREvITEs.


Shakei --------' -7----
Don't be extravagant.
For parlor lAmIs go to Bradley's. II
Oh, aeaf, moving tipsaFiw. psai.
Nordep's bigrd. looms PP .hi- tsk.
Easter near at hand, and eggs still dear.
Horse bills priutsd at she NoRrHwHsr
once.
Everything nice and clean at Stoves
Restaurant. i..-.-... ...-, q
Spring fever has attacked this locality
In mild form. -.t....r- ~-T
March came in like lamb, now look
out for the lion. .,. eE7-. -.
Heller's wet goods went of like ho,
cakes on Saturday. N"
The County Commissioners had three
day session this week.
There seems to be quite II tussle for Re
corder Hartnett's place.
Good gracious, it is now said green hai
is becoming fashionable! q.
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GrednAliy -decliningi Fading awayl
Eoink HI close out, 4 II. a M. 1
If BLACKMAN d Co. /.
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Don't be extravagant.
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fB-Persons who have relatives or friends visiting
ssm or relatives or friends abroad will confer fa
vur by informing u.s. leaving names at this office,
by postal or otherwise.
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Pan candies of all kinds at Stoves.

Go to Stoves Restaurant tor goot
square meal. s, If
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14
The daily ;BuIIrtip
SATURDAY, JULY ii, 1888.
THIS DAYS D0INGS.

MORNING.
Gymnasium Exercises for Ladies
and Children from 9 to IL.
Mr.. T.. p. Adams will sell at II
AIN. ut Sales Room. collection of
valuable books.
AFTERNOON
Band at Emma Square, at A 80
EVENING.
Minstrcls, Music Hall, 1880.
Gospel Temperance Meeting at
Bethel, at 1850.
TOMORROW.
Bethel Sunday School, mt 9:l5.
Fort st. Church s. S. at 8 $40.
st. Andrews Cathedral $. S. 10.
Bethel, Rev. DR.. Damon, at
Fort st. Church, Rev. j. A. CRU
zan, morning and evening.
st. Andrews Cathedral, Rev. G..
Wallace morning and evening.
Bible Glass at Fort st. Church
Vestry. at 3:15
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

been our privilege to settle in this
country very frequently what has
already been settled in other coun-
tries. In England it was not till the
reign OF George the Third and then
only after fierce debates and almost
II revolution that it was decided to
leave to jury whether matter was
libcllous or not.
What is a libel? Here we do not
have TO fall back on precedent as
elsewhere. We have our statute
law as follows:
You may not devote your atten-
ton to what Mr.. Kawainui may have
thought when he wrote it but only to
what it actually means.
If you find that the publication
does tend to bring the fame and re-
putation of the Deputy Sheriff into
contempt then it is lii ellous. You
must, however, consider Richard
sons position. The public has a
right TO expect that the officials of
this country conduct themselves in
a proper manner. For if they do
harbour prostitutes and improper
persons. l leave it with you to say
whether the public press has right
to talk about it or not. The defen-
dants have not laid stress on the fact
that it wasn't libellous. They have
endeavoured to justify it, and for
that purpose it was not necessary to
prove every word as long as main
facts and general purpose of the
article are proved to be true. The
libel does not charge him with
adultery with this woman, but charges
him with dull perception of what is
right as the head of family. If it
be true that he did have such a
women iu his house it would be
disgusting to good people particular
ly so in an officer whose duty is to
preserve public morals.
do not go to the extent of say
ing that every thing in public prints
about public man whether true or
untrue is privileged, but if an
accusation against public officer is
made or written to the officer in
charge of the person accused (his
appointing oflicer) in good faith, it
is privileged. But if person puts
statement into a paper, as cores
pondence, which is untrue even
under the customary healing waiv-
ing responsibility, it does not absolve
the publishers from responsibility
even though they trust the writer's
good faith. 1t is not privileged.
The whole question is whether it
is true or not !? If you find it is
true and published with good
motive then it is your duty to acquit.
If not, it will be your duty to return
a verdict of guilty.
Libel is of two degrees, and the
Jury must find the degree. Gentle
men, thank you for the patience
with which you have heard the case
and my exposition of the law etc.,
etc
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

THE mail for San Francisco by the s.
). llankow, closes at 2 pm today As
she is expected to make the passage in 8
days this will bring her over in time 10
allow letters by her to be answered by
the next steamer. Mr., e Mrs. j. r. Wa.
terhouse ir are passengers by her
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

Has anyone reflected that Hlwaii is
gaining an unenyiahle nqtoriety as a
criminal country? Take the experience
of any one living here for the last 40
years say, and see If there has ever been
so many serious crimes in so short u
time rs there has been during the past
twelyemon,h. What is the reason
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

MORE complaints arc heard about that
railway line crossing Bcrctania Street
near Punahou and the other crossings
not being graded so as to allow vehicles
to cross without iarring and iolting.
Perhaps, however nothing will be done
TO remedy it as it brings an increase of
trade to the coach.repairers and black.
smiths
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

THE Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company yesterday placed in position
on their wharf steam donkey engine
and tried it. 1t uses salt water. For
the night watclman's use hand pump
will also be procured. These precan-
tions are taken i'm case of fire.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

YESTERDAY Chief Justice Judd gave
this ruling that 'defamatory articles are
byima taeie malicious except when pri
vilegcd'
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

Mr.. Cruzan will preach on Sunday,
morning and evening. In the evening
the sermon ON What we know about
Heaven" announced for last Sunday,
but postponed because of Mr.. Cruzan's
illness, will be given.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

AT the Y. M. G. A. meeting on Thurs
day night committee was appointed to
secure general secretary.
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THE Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co.,
elected Mr.. e. p. Adams President, and
Mr.. j. +. Brown Secretary on Thursday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

THE Rev. s. E. Bishop will conduct
the Gospel Temperance Meeting, at the
Bethel this evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

THE Band will give Moonlight Con.
cert on Monday July 10th, and Tuesday
July nth, in Emma Square.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

Clarence w. Macfarlanc met with
serious rccident at the Gymnasium last
night. tt-'s
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

THE trial of Mr.. Thrum on a charge
of libelling DR.. Fitch began yesterday
morning. DR.. Fitch was put on the
stand and his examination had not
concluded at IL noon.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

THE Jurors in the Thrum libel case
are, S. Magnin, S. selig, j. Spear, w.
Wenner, Il. Kistlcr, G. West, w. Lish.
man, j. b. Castle, j. Asche, j. ii. Bruins
jr, G. Scarborough, j. &. Cluney.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

WITH this issue we present our readers
with supplement. Those who keep
horses will find the first article ON the
Means of preserving the Horses Foot,
worth reading and preserving. In
addition this will be found another i'll
stalment of Peck's Bad Boy, Yankee
Wit, Adultcration of Food, Ocean
Steamers. II Wrinkle and Civil Official.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14
EMMA SQUARE CONCERT.

The Band will give concert at
Emma Square this afternoon, COM
mencing at 4:30 o'clock. The fol-
owing is the programme
Overturc-The Golden Cross. .. Bruell
Galop-Wally.. ............ Heinsdorf
Finale-William Tell. MANA. .Rossini
Waltz-Doctrins (new). Strauss
Selection-Iolanthe.. ....... Sullivan
Quadrille-Madame Angot. 80. .Lecocq
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-14

YESTERDAY at the Police Court boys
were brought up ard charged with
vagrancy. One night this week the
police canght them drinking at II late
hour of night out of bottles which they
were picking up in Messrs. Lovejoy's
yard When searched one of the boys
had on him the blade of shears
sharpened up to Il fine edge making it
a most dangerous weapon. Three of
the boys apparently have not been
missed by their parents. Hawaii is
growing Il crop of hoOdluns.
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Notice.

A LII ACCOUNTS due 10 the firm of
"A Geo. F. Wells, when the business
was purchased by Messrs. Lycan s. j John.
son, must be paid on or before July 18th
1888, to Messrs. Lycan Is johnson. or
tihey VIII be put into the hands Of col
lector, without further notice. All td
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-20
Fine Work on the Prairies.

So great has been the emigration to
the new Territories, that the Govern
ment at times has found difficulty in
surveying land fast enough, There are
now, for example, whole counties in
Dakota yet to be surveyed and laid out.
All this work is under the general
charge of the Surveyor General Of the
Government. The work is generally
given out by contract. 1t now costs
about eight hundred dollars to survey
township and lay it out in sections Of
six hundred and forty acres each.
Stones, wooden posts, or mounds, as
the case may be, are employed to de-
signate the Section Divisions, together
with four Proving Holes"
There is wonderful skill displayed by
those accustomed to the prairies, in
finding these mounds and proving
holes. They readily detect them in
the long prairie grass, where the mex
perienced eye and foot fails to find
them. Your admiration is excited as
your prairie guide drives or walks right
up to these sectional marks, which you,
yourself, are unable to discover until
they are pointed out. The contractors
under the Surveyor General generally
perform their work in very satisfac-
tory manner. They are closely watch.
ed and the landmarks are carefully
saved by the incoming settlers who
wish to keep them preserved, in order
to avoid the expensive suits which are
so often had over farm boundaries in
both the new and older regions Of
country.-Davm W. Judd, in american
dqrtcuturit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-20
Feminine Sslf-Reliance,

1t is curious that American girls ap-
pear to show much greater self-reli-
ance than is the case with English
girls. An American girl, suddenly
landed say, in vast whirl like Lon
don, where one life more or less hardly
seems as valuable as sparrow's, does
not seem to ever give herself time to
have good cry. The blow may fall
one moment, the next she is up and
doing, looking around as she herself
would express it, and getting some
work somehow.
There is push, too, about American
woman which is new in England. A
women suddenly finds herself, say, with
dead husband, and little or no money.
She writes or makes costumes, or fan.
cies she can do so. Within the next ten
minutes after her trouble has descended
upon her, she is away to interview the
editor or the modiste whom she fancies
will give her the best price for her
work, and see both or either she will.
There is no saying her nay. Like a
celebrated author, her vocabulary does
not contain the word mo-
This go-aheadism might be trife
angular if one had to live with it. A
steam engine is delightful if journey
has to be undertaken; putting away in
the house all day would be too much OF
Il good thing. But as an aid to a
woman struggling to keep her head
above water, and get living by fail
and honest means, it is an Invaluable
helm