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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
Tn, Omoa pav.

Is the Office boy idle?
No. he il not idle; he is franticaliy In
dustrious; he is killing himself with hard
work.
VIII it take him longe
Unfortunately yes; he is very tough.
What is he doing no~p
Rather ask what is he not doingp He
has the faculty of doing so many useful
things at the same time that it is i'm
possible 10 guess what he may not be at.
He is probably at this moment engaged
in sweeping out, busting. tidying up the
several rooms. going on few scores OF
errands, and quietly awaiting opportu-
mites 10 be useful.
Does the office boy ever make any un-
necessary noiseP
Oh, dear, no; he never whistles or
PLAYS the devils hornpipe on his desk
with his lily-white fingers; he was never
known to raise his voice in unseemly
believing. No. my dear sir, you hay
been misinformed.
Is the Office boy ever rude or dis
| courteousa
Not hi, OF it. He is courtesy itself.
His bumps of veneration and reverence
cover his entire head. He looks up TO
his employer as a superior being. He
would sooner go without his meals for y
| week than once omit the 'sir' after yes
| or no, or to return thanks for the small
est favor.
Then you think the office boy is not to
be improyedo
Assuredly not 1t would be like at
tempting to paint the lily or gild refined
| gold. No, sir; the Office boy is the one
perfect thing in nature.
Do YOU love the office boy?
Consnmedly. Without him life would
be unlivahle. The thought of having to
part with him is the only shadow that
I darkens the way TO the silent tomb.
DO YOU know where he is nowp
All, now you ask the something that
nobody can answer. ! only know that
he is not in the office. He is so consci-
entious, you know. He absents himself,
/ fearing that he may disturb somebody,
! or be in somebody way. But he never
/ is in the way. Oh. no, John! ] say!
hello. John! Where ia thunder Is that
boy now. wonder. Boston Transcript.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
Wife and Partner.

think men and women will be more
Just TO each other when their enterprise
Is mutual. Germans, the next nation
in force to the Anglo-Saxons. make the
best husbands, because they marry with
sagacity, and il the wife has no dover
she gives labor III place Of IL. NV
butcherss wife keeps the books and
handles all the actual shop money.
He markets and cuts all the NEST up,
aud tho same horse that serves the Gus
toners on week days takes them both
out to the park or country on Sundays.
Four pair Of hands and two heads arc
ct work in thai family. The woman u
not 4 peacock, making Broadway inter-
esting for tie hotel kungers. No won-
der they have plenty of children which
never become d burden to the parents.
It seems to ME there IS q new baby every
time buy roast, either just come Or
nearly in sight, and still that perennial
woman CONES ont and runs the caEA
book. and tile very saAssges ia the win
dow seem IL wag The tail Of tes inris.
ib,e dog within them 4, welcome her ~
the shop. Fhsladsi ppid Times.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10

A Tnrk!sh gentleman WHO has just
| arrived in New York. and who is the
son OF N. de Castro Bey, private coun-
sci to the Sultan, tells reporter OF the
New York Joarnal some interesting
things about the haren Of the son Of the
sun. The first question asked by the
reporter WAS sug re .tsi BY habit which
Is by NO means confined TO American
ladies, but is universal throughout the
feminine world. He wanted to know II
the ladies' Of tho harcm flirted. 10 which
MIR. de Castro replied:
NO; they cant. Like all other
women. however, they would like to. !"
"Whv can't theyp'
Their religion compeis them to hide
their face whenever they meet q man.
II they happen to be met without . veil
they wifi gather up one Of their skirts
and throw Ii over their heads.
Where does the Sultan obtain his
wivese"
from Circassia and certain part
OF Asia. These countries are noted for
the beauty Of their women. and tile Sui
tan has cmissaries stationed there to
make selections and import.stions. The
Governments of these countries often
send portly young women to the Sultan
as presents to obtain his good will and
favor"
Are the women blondes or bru-
nettesp"
"Brunettes.
..Do they ever bleach their hair?''
'.Oh. yes. Blondes are SO scarce that
they are IN great demand, aud the
women use = plant for turning their
hair yellow. =
..What Is the color Of their eycss"
.'Biack Is jet and a. bright - dir
monds. y
..Are they petite or iargee''
..Sinali Of stature. but very plump
When Young they arc really the hand.
somest women in the world. but they
don't last grea. while =
II ey fade. do theye"
"Ycs. Their lives are 90 luxurious
that they decline from want Of healthfu'
exercl Sc.
.What do they do!''
s.Sit on low diyans under bright can
opiss and smoke cigarettes and drink
strong coffee.
s.How do they drsssf''
VERY t4mptinglv in loose, bright
garments. They dress In the Turkish
style. but are adopting tile European
fashions a. much rs possible. The Sui
tan has often issued DEGREES against the
adoption Of European tastes, bnt the
women don't care about the dress now
adavs, and when on the street many d
them wear high French heeis and bus
/ ties. They alwavs wear white muslin
veils. however, which, add much 10 the
sedlictiveness 0f their general appear
| Ance. y
.'Hnw do the ladies wear thsir iingsr
nAilse''
They blAach them nd. and hAye
ttena ont short. The nails ars short. /
suppose, becatse thAx are nfrsid theie
tennpers might get Tie hotter of theus, n \
aud M. de Castro stfoked biz nsEstAche
a1d lAnx;ss \ i,esssijy
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
Ths Servant Girl Question.

This is n subject that has long bc6&A
agitated in nv mind. But which hAvSS
shrunk from dipping nv pen into, lAsts
il bring ,isappruya from those house.
kecpers to whom hired hello is a thorn
in the flesh. an enemy 10 be guarded5
against--who drudge along year afte&
wear doing their own work (complair
ing in the meantime If It's l.ar, incss at
their inability to obtain leisure, for mav{
tai culture, social pleasure. kind ofIlcG
and tie like) rather than suffer what Il t49
them greater hardship--the cOnfinuG
presence OF Bridget or Gretchen in thola
Kitchens. While there ia no sienviG&l
that tn re is often great difficulty 10 az
tanning suitable help--that there II "
great abundance Of ineflicicncy. muQ
lack Of thrift, sometimes even lack ~
willingness and Kindness OF heart. whts(
in many families. for many remsOul
..heip" Is at best but \ necessary crd
Vi ha borne ~ et 1lae 1llhiHnk likG
~ IN xtisGf sisatgs n orc III UeES
take a candid and Impartial view ct II.
One OF the great difficulties in the
way Of getting on comfortably with
hired help is, believe, the prDneness
on the part of the mistress to forget that
Bridget is flesh and blood the same as
herself, and not a machine warranted to
keep in good order and never wear ont,
and this without the lubrcating oil of
consideration or kind words. Particu-
larly is this the case with those who are
never without help in their Kitchens.
They forget, If they have ever known,
how wearing are the long DAYS of sue
ce~sivc toll; how wearisome are the hig
washiues. the tedious irou;ngs, the hard
scruDbings, tie hot bakingS; or if the
matter is thought upon at all, il is too
often only TO chafe that the work does
no. progress more swiftly. or to chide at
little shur, comngs and defects.
Willie it is generally expected of
Gretchen taat she possesses great physi-
ca. endurance. it is quite rs frequent a
demand that her sensibi!iiies be of mini
mum quantity. Sac is never to show
temper, to flare up or grow touchy at
commands or rcprimands, is never to
"answer back" under any extremity,
but is to know her place" and keep
it The mistress forgets that the aver
are girl, while she has quite rs much
! sensitiveness "a morbid sensiiiveness if
| YOU will) rs herself, has. ordinarily. far
| .cSs disc pline and sef-control
Often the authority of the mistress,
the temper q. tae maid and the comfort
! of the whole household are wrecked on
the rock Of triyia,iies. The wife and
! mother torrcfs Or ignores the fact OF
how much more important to herself
| ANA family are her life and health, her
, vital powers OF body and mind. than
whether the skillet is lung upon the
! right nail. the dishes wasted after n
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
The Philosophy Of Summer Vacation,

Those exceptional beings who have
caught the true secret Of going away
from home to keep cool and have a
good time do not move in battalions
upon given and conspicuous point.
They strike out in lightly-equipped
squads and bring up in unadvertised
picturesque retreats. whore it ism nee
essary to bother about clothes and
where nature isn't stared out OF coun-
tenance By the brazen and inslsient de-
vices of civilizations Tuere are yet
such PAGES in plenty for those who
care to discover and occupy them, and
the roads that lead 10 them are not long
nor difiicult nor expensive. The phil
osopi,y Oh summer vacation. rightly COM
pretended. does not depend upon the
mere distance which one is able TO place
between himself aud daily contact with
the heat aud burden OF his particular
yicinage. ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
A Hapny Ending,

Shortly before O'clock the other
morning miik-wagon with red wheels
turned iuto Charlotte avenue from
Wooaas At the same moment =
nilk-wagem with a view of the Yose-
mite on the cover turned into Charlotte
from Park.
They met.
Ths, driver Of one had y long nose and
= r'elsncnoly look. The driver OF the
other had fat face and was minus two
front teeth.
They stopped.
green, and his EYES flashed, and his
hair stood up, and there was murder ia
his eye. The driver of The other seemed
to sink down into his boots, and he
looked wildly around for club.
You hyena!' yelled tho first.
''You calf was the prompt reply.
At that moment a policeman came up
and remarked that II there was any row
IssQ0sNg 49, stlaatt ltsal1it fas'
sTll crush him. Eowled the one
with the long nose.
II defy you.' whooped the one with
the missing teeth.
Then the melancholy driver Of the
milk-wagon with the red wheels told y
story. He had conrted girl in the
suburbs for five years. They loved and
were engaged. They were to have been
married this fall. but he with the Yose-
mite landscape came along, wearing
new brand of paper collar, smoking a
seventy-five-cent pipe and using real
hair oil on his locks, and he won toe
girls admiration and affection. Sire
had left the Old for the new.
''Ana I'll pulverize him. howled the
rejected.
"And I'll leave him corpse" chirped
the accepted.
BY AMI by they agreed to leave the
settlement OF the case TO the officer, and
both made q solemn promise to abide
his decision.
"Wcll. said the officer after deliberat-
ing awhile, 80 girl should marry where
sue loves. She evidently prefers a man
with two teeth gone 10 one with a long
nose. Still. the rejected has taken her
On two excursions. given her fifty
cent fan. and bought more or less
candy. lie should have some dam
ages"
"I'll give him three quarts OF milk, F"
announced the lucky man.
Aud IL never take it, said Melah-
cholv.
MY decision is that Won must allow
him nine quarts, y remarked the os.icer.
II figure his actual damages al So, but
LHoak OF tNenty slilhngs for the cofu-
.Ort he has taken in Sparkling the girl. :"
There was Il war Of words ever the
,lpciSio,, l,ul the one finally gave IN
and the other accepted. and Il e milk
changed cans ana the men shook bands.
"That't what like TO see. observed
the officer. why shon!d two men fight
over q woman when II little candid lax
and nine quarts Of milk will bring about
a happy arrangements Drive ON. my
children, and may the dream of happi.
ness attend your Detroit Free Press.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
C,sk.d Vatar.

Quite apart from the therapeutic ef.
icacy Of hot water. 1t is really an open
question whether all water should not
hc boiled befaa'e being ;raas. 1t is ma
ture's great solvent, but ii unfortnnate-
~ holds in solution many ingredients
poisonous to the human system 1t Is
through air and wnter that come all the
contagious fevcrs and foul-air diseases
which atiiict humanity. The purest
looking aud most crystalline spring Of
ten holds in solution the lime that pro-
duces stone and gravel. Wells aud
streams tainted by sewage are rs bright
and sparkling as the purest aqueous fluid
extant. The nation with the deusest
population of the globe---China- have
long ceased 10 use water in the uncook.
ed state. 1t Is not the infusion OF tea
whica isthe important part Of the FAM
Gus Chinese refreshment; IL is boiled
water. The lea was first used to make
the hot water paiatabie. The wine
drinking Of the Continent Of Europe
aud tae beer drinking of the English
people is partially explained and ex-
cnsei by the evil ingredients so fire.
Ieutly found in the water in over-pop-
ted countries, - DeDsoresfs Monthly.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
Drift.

had sworn to be a bachelor, she had sworn to
For We both aareed in doubling whether mat.
rmony iaii.
Besides Inadmy higher aims, for science filled
And she saia her young affections were all
wund up III art.
So we iai ghed at hos wise men who say that
friend iin cannot i've
v II i,inii ara woman, unless eRca mas some
thing else 10 give,
We would be friends. and friends as true as
e'er were man ard man.
I'd be sec1td David, and she Miss jena
than,
w'd IKE zach otter, that was all. and quite
81 We jisi shook hands upon it In a business
sort of way.
We shared nr sorrows and our joys, together
hoped AID iearsd.
With common nm pose sought the goal which
Y ,iinE antbi tinf, reared.
We dreamed toaetaer OF the days, the dream
bright days to come,
We were stric. cnnfdentiai and called each
other .'cssfn.''
And many 4 das We wandered together DER
! asesi,ss nm aas hsssepsas. ~ ~ ~
Aid rustic hridses and the ike. which picture
To run in with their waterfalls. and groves and
sunny Skies
We tioated down the river, or loafed beneath
the trees,
And tai ed in long graduation. from the poets
10 ihe weather,
While t., summer skies and my cigar burned
slowly out together.
But through II aii no Whisper word or telltale
ook or si2h
To Eueft OF warmer sentiment than friendly
sgTnHfuy.
We taksd Il lore es cody as we talked Il
netna
And thong :, no more OF being one, than we did
OF BEING tefos.
~ II. Rsa. d,bye Old fellow took her hand.
foi toe time had come tn go,
Ny going mean! our parting. when to meet We
did not KNOW.
! had iurer, long and said farewell with a
yCry heavy bear,
For thonVh NJ, we're but fr.enas, You know, lis
hard far t,je06s part;
well. gGUd-hEc, old fellow, don't forsoS your
f'isnd acre IS The SO,
And Sonl~ CAY, When you've lots OF time, just
dr. p a has 10 ne"
The word e,'ar i>htly, laiy.but great sob
j;1Sl b, htud
Rose ,ppafd wiki a story OF quite Il Terent
kiad;
Ard then she rfised her eyes to mine, great
liqIit eyes o. b SIC.
Full 10 The brin sn running DER, ike violet
cups with dew,
cone leny, onr icos. and then ] DID what
never did ef4re
Perhaps tie ,c3r me ii friendship. but . think
the kiss meant more.
John Cscil. in the Arcadsn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
LILLE. r1Naaa.
Some Account Of Femala Nihi.ist &c,
Wiles and Her Work1

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10

To young vomeG WAC yearn to wear
glasses fon had better not commence
wearing ti,ose things. Yonr eyes may
be 4 little weak. Give them rest il you
can. Don't read by gnslisht Don /
-ead on he cars or by faint light tho
miserabsy time print iniiicted BY pub
fishers on mortals. Give tho eyes rest
and they will recover their slrenEth.
Give any sprair 81 Jam Or muscle Fest
and 1t will rceuperats. X you apply
the artificial aid Of xlasses now yon will
alwxys ~ dependent on glssssx No.
York Grnphic. sassss
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
POINT COUNTY DAKOTA, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER


The world III ,ts. tn. very slowly;
Pow slowly. We were SHOWN, the other
day. by copy Of the New York San Of
1Si9. 1t WAS a very ancient and Mustv
paper. looking its full age OF 81 years;
but had it been new and clean, it might
bave been handed to nearly any ono
and been read through and through
without his discovering ..!!.s: the news
in II Was more than century old.
The leading editorial is on .'Onr Ma
Wy, which department the San at.
tacks vigorously as utterly unsatisfac.
tory and inefficient, aud consisting OF q
lot Of s'old tuDs.' The article might
be reproduced to-day without the
chauSeof word. and no one would
dete0& No anachronisin.
Tie t6eeign news is almost identical
with that published in the Times Demo
crHt this morning. with only 4 few
changes needed ID the names. From
lrsla3d comes tho stpry q d1ssitution
eFsss IgI.s l|| : = |
Great Britain. Of revolutionary socle-
ties organized. and half starved Irish
men being shipped to America by the
British government, seeking to stop tho
famine by depopulating the country.
In France--it was during the days of
the second republic there is the same
story of quarrels and abuse among the
various factions of the Republicans, the
same hostility Of the Reds 10 the Con.
sentative Republicans. and the same
imperialistic plots against the govern.
ment.
A revolution fills up the South Am
erican column, while home affairs con-
sist Of the usual damages to life and
property from spring floods, and the
usual exciting election news, with q
lar,ye vote polled and big majoritics for
the Democracy.
The world certainly moves. Daring
this period of thirty-four years the geog.
raphy of Europe has been materially
changed. Two united nations. Ger
many and Italy, have sprung into life.
France has changed her government
twice, and We, Europe has got around
to pretty much the same condition she
occupied then. In this country q
mighty civil war has been waged. q
race has been freed and made citizens,
and the whole constitution Of ths coun-
Try has been changed; and ve: so does
''his'ory repeat Itself the San farnsSh.
es to-day pretty much the same newsas
in ls4s. -1Ftw sssss iysnes-. 3Eaa y <
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10

Somebody put small mud turtle,
ABOUT the ssize Of silver dollar, in =
bed at II New Jersey hotel and THO slran.
ger who was assigned To that room, 90
,nrepariay 10 retire. caglrht slgat Of y
ia az once resumed his cioliess ra.
marking: ..I expected 70 lave pref
e lively night 81 It. nut il they re - p.s
IS thst, | don't propose " set "a VIE
'etr. NJ
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
NUMBER 48.
WIT AND HDMoR.


In a library: II say, who took tho;
Life Of Washington Eli swear I
didn't know he was murdered
The dairymen in the vicinity Of New
York have started a paper and its re-
porters are already pumping everybody
they meet. Ihatd. AeDs.
A wnman's face is har fortune II =
mans face was his fortune We know Of
several who would be richer than Van
derbilt. - Watsr 90 Observer.
'.Kjaerligholans'' il Norwegian for
Glove Its sail the journalistsot Gin
cinnati kjaerlighodans beer with an un-
dying kjnerlighodans.
An amorous swsin Who 10 counting 1
girl and trying to please the old man at
the same time il said to be very par
ticker 10 his attentions.
..Whosoeyer shall smste thee on thy
right cheek turn To him tie other also. y
~ 49, u rf,asnS 81 IL II n n
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An amorous swain Who 10 counting
girl and trying to please the old man at
the same time IL said to be very par
ticker 10 his attentions. N
..Whosoeyer shall sm;te thee on fhv
right cheek turn to him t,c other nlsc.ss
xeII|
We ars asked the question Il waseF
does not sometimes intOxicate. Il fro.
quently does. We have seen barrels that
were water-tight
A boy says in his composition that
.'Onions are the vegetables that make
you sick when you don't eat them Your
self.
A man breathes eighteen times i
minute on the average, but the rapidity
with which he breathes sitter running
to catch train has not yet been esti-.
mated.
A man writes that DR.. Soandso, who
was convicted Of attempting to poison
his wife, will be allowed another trial.
Ii he doesn't fetch hernext time he must
be poor doctor.
1t mads Kansas jury that has been
locl, al 49,, 80, lave s;r,,,,,, ,,,.,,. .,,,,,.
asr casa N iaarn tha, tho n,;snner ~.
hanrad hv tba unh tba d,y thev ware
locked in.
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their knees in order 70 make It possible
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-10
NEW MILLINERY COOS.
Mrs. "a. B. Burdick
once over the tank.

Has Just stocked her establish
ment with q nice new line Of Millin-
cry goods 10 which she invites the
attention III The ladies Of Elk Point
and Union county. All the latest
gpfias styles may be found in her
store. Dont fnil VI call and examine
styles assJ prizes