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umea. Hedecided not 10 accept this, but
by the advice Of friend will insist upon 1
royalty Of atty cents per volume.
DR.. Hughes, Superintendent Of the Hamu.
dTyad Hospital Ship. Cardiff, hes received
first class gold medal OF honor from the
French Government, in recognition OF his
devoted services to French seamon who
have been brought to that vessel from time
10 time.
General sherman's elder son, Thomas
is in the Roman priesthood; much agains
his Jather's wish; the younger, Tecumseh,
Is q school boy. Two Of his daughters are
etill unmarried. The General will con
tinue, after his retirement, TO draw abou
$4,000 in salary and allowances.
Dr.. schliemann, who, with his family
has made short stay in England in con
nection with his forthcoming book on thu
larger city Of Troy, has, after meeting Pro
feesor Sayee, Dr.. James Ferguson, +. K 5
ar. and AIrs. Karl Blind, DR.. Philip Smith
and others, left for Paris on his way bacl
70 his home at Athens.
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E.perIments 10 CuItl,a,lpr.

W. W. Higbee, Of Vermont, writes to the
Practical Farmer, giving some Of the results
OF his experiments In cultivating orchards,
which, although according with the expert.
ments Of others, may be useful II briefly
stated in enforcing their teaching: Sowing
wheat in an orchard always checks the
growth Of the trees, even II the ground Is
MANFRED. Oats are exhausting, but less so
than wheat. Corn and potatoes both
answer we'll, and the cultivation they re.
ceiye benefits the trees. In one instance
half OF an orchard was sown with wheat,
and the consequence was II was put back
two years as compared with the other hall.
Wheat In o thrifty young plum orchard
ruined It. To these statements we may add
the following; A neighbor set out ahun-
dred peach trees, cultyating part Of the
ground In potatoes, and the remainder was
put In wheat. None Of the trees in the
potatoes grew les than q foot and hall,
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PERSONAL.

President Carter Is very anxious tia
Williams College should have a good ball
nine.
Freddie Gsbhardt has returned to New
York and will doubtless be on the whari
to meet the Lily and her mother.
Cyrus Field will entertain Pere Hya-
ointh and his wife during his stay In New
York, 10 which city the Pere will soon fol-
low Nine. Logon.
Richard Francis, who has been appoint
ed caterer Of the Senate BY Mr. Edmunds,
Is q colored bar.keeper Of the greatest skill,
and Is worth $4,000.
Dion Boucicault says that Mrs. L,ngtry
asked him: cam "a beautiful as Mary
Anderson?n "No," he replied; "you
have beautiful bust and waist and that
10 ALL
Mr.. Blaine has nearly completed his his.
tory, From Lincoln 70 Garfield" He will
then begin on the history Of the war Of
1872. From o personal friend Il Is learned
that he Was.otiered 100000 In eaah fot
gFfom Lincoln to Garfield In two vol.
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Ganernlsnermnn,. varied L,fe.

Washington Correspondence.
Very few people know what a varieG
life General Sherman has led. He left til,
army in 1854, when lieutenant, and wen
into the banking business 10 San Francisco
In three years the firm failed. BE wen
into q law partnership In Leayenworth,
Kansas, With Tom Ewing, and left that
after year. In 1S69he was terribly hare
pushed. His iather-in.law, Mr.. Ewing hac
been Secretary oil the Interior In President
Taylors Cabinet, when one Of his col
leagues was Charles Wickliffe, Of
Louisiana. He had also known Cap
tain Sherman when he was sta
toned at New Orleans. His aid was In
voked, aud through his influence the ex
captain was made superintendent Of The
State military school, at 81 600 q year. He
was q strong Democrat, but when the wal
broke out he came North, although offered
a brigadier's commission in rebeldom,
General Bragg was the bearer OF the prot
fer, but he says that General Sherman
seemed never to dream Of accepting It,
Those who were intimate with him ut the
time say that 1t was his wife, old Thomas
Ewing's daughter who kept his loyalty
bright in those days, and those who know
her are ready to believe 1t.
Sherman had considerable difficulty in
getting rank in the Union army. For two
years he was called "Mad Tecumseh," and
It was only when Grant became prominent
that Sherman's merits were recognized
aud he was pushed ahead. The two men
have ever since been close friends, and
General Grant never comes to Washington
without calling upon his old lieutenant.
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saEAKFAs!T BUDGET.

Berlin has nearly 900 millionaires.
The word consum 100000 tons Of t.
bacco q year.
Hindoo coffee suppers are church affair
in Fort Wayne.
There live in Italy 1885 persons who
hail from the United States.
A vocalist says that in eating raw oysterl
Is an effective cure for sore throat.
London has a company which insuret
against bicycle and tricycle. accidents.
Since 1858 the yield Of gold in British
Columbia has been more than $4,000, 900
A New Hampshire woman dug barre
Of potatoes in an hour. She was eighty
two years Of age.
One New Bedford sea captain admit:
that be- is responsible for the immigration
Of 2,000 prolane parrots
A California lady has pair Of scissor
which have been used by herself and hei
mother for seventy'six years.
A boy oil Pass Christian, Miss, fifteen
years old, has made money enough THU
summer by selling figs and grapes 10 buy
COW and a calf.
Arf,ol from St. Louis arrived at Salt
Lake City few days ago having pushed q
hand car the entire distance. Ills destina
ton Is San Francisco.
At Port Jervis, he WHO chooses may, al
low water, stand on rock in the rive
with one foot in New York. the other in
Pennsylvania, and touch New Jersey with
his hand.
The Luddites, who early in the present
century went about England breaking ma
chinery, derived their name from Ned Lud
an idiot, who once broke some frames in {
paasion.
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Hegpon OR. Boston TfGaieripL
One Of our Newport swells tells this story
Of himself. It Is his pet story. II i'm.
presses different listeners differently.
Sometimes think II doesn't impress them
exactly Ps he expects to, but 1t 10 his way
OF informing the world that he dresses FOL
the evening religiously. I'll thy TO put II in
his own words: "1'm deuced absent
minded. Did something other morning
just like me, don't you know? Valet wa!
knocked up; lighted the gas myself when
got up; deuced stubborn mustache, mine
is-Laye to curl II on an Promulgated gal
to heat iron and forgot to put It out. o
course fellah don't put on his morning
clothes by gas light, and l got into my
evening suit. By Joye! opened the from!
door aud stood in evening dress In broad
daylight. Haven't got over it yet Cad
upset me entirely! Felt like waitaw or
fool. Deuced absent-minded I am, dom
you know?"
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Flowers on Horses Graves.

Hartford Pod.
Children have more going on in their
little heads than they are often given credit
for Little fve-year.old was informed oil
the death OF the family horSe "Chub." He
thought moment and then inquired:
"Where Is the burying ground for
horses? p
'Don't they have any collins for horses 2"
"No."
"Put flowers on their graves"
"Guess net"
swell, I guess they put flowers on good
horses graves"
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Beauty.

at Is claimed that New York women look
younger at so than Boston women do at 40,
or Chicago women at 80" for the reason that
they have been taking Peruna for the paSI
three months, but Boston and Chicago women
are coming up in fine style-entering upon
the home-Stretch on AdHdlin. ! got one oil
your books on the "1ils Of Life" from you
been taking Pe,1na and Mandlits. My bowels
are in excellent condition, snd the lungs and
heart are improving finely"
p4w JIM WALKER, Lawas, Pa.
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A YOUNG society man, whose mind was
running on another subj act, acknowledged
an invitation as follows: "Your kind invi-
tation for Thursday evening is accepted
with regret" And then he lay awake
al Thursday night wondering why his
hostess treated him 30 coldly.
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WE recommend Ely's Cream Balm where
cure for Catarrh Is called for, aud consider
that we are doing the public service by
making virtues known to these afflicted
with t6is loathsome disease, for which II /,
In most instances perfect cure. Peck Bros
Druggists, Grand Rapids, Mich. price 81
cents See adv.) TTHs&w
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after taking s1me highly pulled up stuff
with long ties imonia's, turn 70 Hop Bitters
and have no fear OF any Kidney or Urinary
Troubles, Brights d ssas-,r DIABETES or Liver
Complaint. fhes, dt,esses cannot r.sst tht
the best family medicine on earth. rrhs4w
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IL your lungs are weak, II a cold causes you
quick distress, you will breathe essier, you
will cough less, you will strengthen the pull.
monary organs, you will feel better every
way Ii you occasionally use DR.. Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Ask your druggist
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DIED.

SosToN-on Thu,sday. &c. ober II. 1889. a. li:SO
P. N, at the Mcclure House, Col Z. M. NoR'0s, aged
y yealA
Iheiuneri will take place from the residence
.. his brotherin.law, BENJAMIN Fisher, Rtq, No
81 Fourteenth street. at8R.n.-on Sunday, octobe,
Il. 1nterment at Mt. Weed Cemetery. The
friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
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wnAr does lux meant" asked Brown
"'Lux' means light" replied Smith
"That's what l thought" said Brown
"but wasn't certain. l know luck's al
ways light, however"
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EDUCATIONAL,
VUASHINGTON SCHOOL
w FELOCUTIOE q ENGLISH IASGUIG,

NA ASHlN1loN SOdOUL
w OF ELoCUTI0E d ENGLISH LANGUAGE
9o4 N street, N. W., Washington, b. q.
MRS. n. STEVENS HART, PrincipG.
Begins October !, closes June /. Private p,pIs
received after September l. r.
Natural development and culture OF the yoloe
for the purposes Of Conversation, Reading, Public
Address and Singing. Correct use al The orE1M
Of Articulation and Respiration, together with M
Philosophical laws by which those Organs are prs
served and developed. "
Easy and natural Expression Of Sentiment, by
means Of Speech Gesture, including ChIrcterif..
ton, Dramatic Reading and Recitation,
Prevention Of Chronic Affection Of the throat
lung and digestive organs, and the ngthennr
Of Affected organs by jndicious Vocal and PhyIie1
Brill, endorsed BY prominent physicians
Distinct Articulation taught 70 stammeren ana
other suffering from painful Vocal Defects, The 4.
suit Of habit, that may be entirely overcome By
persistent effort on the part OF the student dIfec,
byA judicious and experienced teacher, when.
ever abnormal conditions Of the Vocal onans are
present, the I'D, Ice Of physician "a obtAlnei
prior TO the Vocal Exercises Riyen by the teacher,
A limited number Of pupils will be taken In the
Principals family for the general direction Of thas
studies. Send for circular. 20
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and some sent up shoots two feet high.
None Of those which stood in the wheat
ground grew more than three inches.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Circuit Court for Ohio County, we,, VI.
giniR.
W.. W. cowdcn, administrator ithel
estate Of CarolineV. Zane, deceased Il, c,.....--
VI III ChAheeiy,
William +. Zane and othes.
By virtue Of decree entered by said Cou,. In
The above entitled cause on the llth day Of January
1883, the undersigned Special CermlNiOner Tiii
sell at public sale at the front door Ol the Conf
House Of said county on -''
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1885,
commencing atI0o'cloc A n, the undivided h,,t
OF q certain tact oil land situated on Ianes a.
Wheeling Island In, the City Of Wheeling, Ohio
county, West Virginia, known and described ~
follows Beginning At AXE on the west side III
south Penn street. on q line with +. J, Stones
northern fence; thence with the western line Al
said street, south degrees, east q 42l00 pole, IA
the hedge row: thence with the hedgs row soulh "a
degrees west 2S.l00 pole; thence south degrtSS
wet "a i2l00 poles 10 q stake; thence uOfth d
degrees, esst 72S.loo poles to the beginning COR.
tanning one acre and 80 100 poles, more or Itss
TERMS OF SALE -Oue half and 70 much more ~
the purchase money rs the purchaser shall elect "a
pay In cash on the day Of Sale the balance IN IN
equal installments at nix and twelve months. an.
denced by notes bearing interest from the day d
nle. W. J. ". C0wDEN,
Special Commissioner,
hereby certify that bond has been given by
above named Special Commissioner as required "
the Court I. D. SIC. 0LLOCH,
oc.ll Clefk
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LADIES'
WRAPS.

The firm Of A. E. Burkhardt & Co..
Of Cincinnati, are the ieadIngAmer.
loan Manufacturer Of Ladies'
Wraps, Muffs. Collars, Capes, Fur
Trimmings, Fur Rugs, Carriage
and Sleigh Robes, and importers
Of advance Paris, Berlin and
London Fashions. Their vast COL
lection Of garments for Winter OF
1ss3-'S4 embraces the most per-
feet achievements In Sacques,
Doimans, Newmarkets, Vlctorias,
Jackets, Paletots, Pelisses, Ulster
cites, Nantes and Novelty Wraps
Of every description. Their ex-
haustive schedule Of designs and
styles In wraps Is offered In Seal
Skin, Fur. Fur-LIned Garments,
Pushes, Veivets, ottomans, Bro-
oades, Brooade velvets, Brooade
Ottomans, Brocade Silks, Stock
lennes, Princes Rhadzimeres, &c.
plaInest and most economical gar
ment to the most elaborate and
costly. Their cutters and designers
have been selected from among
the most distinguished artists In
Europe, and their achievements for
the present season are matohless
In point Of comparison with any
thing Of the kind heretofore pro-
duced In this country. For the con-
venIence Of customers residing at
a distance, wraps Will BIO sent to
responsible persons on approba-
ton. Correspondence solicited.
Addrssb A. E. BURKHARDT& CO,
Cincinnati.
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uENRY ]. ARBENz,

idrduate Of the celebrated Royal Conservatory Of
Mukie ct StuttglItl
Thorough Instruction In P1AN0 AND ORGAN
PLAYING, tStuttgaIt hethodl, Harmony, Com
p0aition, Instrumentation and Chorus Singing.
oFden can be LEFT atany Of the Music Stores IN
over German bank. luii
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"A CARD.

To ali who are suffering IRON the erron and In.
diScretons Of youth. nervous weakness, early de.
cay, los Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered BY missionary In South
America. Bend seli.addreDed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. InnAH. Station D. New YORK City
oollLTThsAv
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VTTHEELING 4 ELM GRoyERR

On and after MONDAY, MAY Il, 1855, tuntil
further notice. can VIII run nom the City and
stamm's every hour from esoA. Y. to go I'm
myt9 !. KLRRH, Rupt
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trains arrive and depart Is iollows-city time.
baltimore d Ohio-MAIS LIxE-DEPART-
i:66 m, $40 a m, $40 p m, SIZE p m, 7:o6 m.
G Q. Diy.=s2o . N. Els m, Ills > m. 500 am.
". d P. Dlv.-DEfAlT-For Pittsburgh, 6:25 m,
and 90 m: for Washington, Pa, 6:25 and O. 10 N,
RtVE-AGin Llne-lGl6 m, 1e2oA n, S:16 D n,
$40 . m, els p m o. o. Diy.-d:lo p m. $50 m,
eSS m ". b p Div--ARRIyz-From Pittsburgh,
$50 m and $50 p m: from Washington, Pa, Sod
and $50 . m; lis and $50 m; from Kim Grove
r., q. q ST. L.-prARr-e9 q m, so1 a m.
va > m, i:l7 p m. AARIyE-&s7 m, ii;i2 . m,
l57p m, T07 pm.
Cleveland, Lorain d WheeIIng.-DEPARr
Bridgeport and 81 Clairsyille Accommodation, $40
a m and Sis p N; Cleveland, 100 noon: MGailon,
i:l0 p m. ARRIyE-SS6 q N, 1910 N, &l6 D m,
cleveland q ACKNOWLEDGMENT a
N, 1850 N, 4:06 p N; steubenville Accommoda.
lion SO q N, Hellsyille Accommodation sos
p N. ARRyE-120s 9 m, ElS p N, sig p m; steu.
benyille Accommodation S:SS > N, WeilEyiile Ac
commodAtion SIS m.
b. z. d Q. RaiIway-IEAyE Bellaire for
woodShed and summerfeld ct casa m. and 800
D M AERIvE OF BellAire at 9:t5 q. N. and 6:2Opr m
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Charles E, Zane and o.heu. lncSlacsr.
~ Nlr!ne o. decrte entered BY aid coprt In ~.
above entitled cause on the 6th DAY 81 nctnNM1.e
~, ne undeniEned appointed ID. fe6y snSC;ti
SG a ~ ,s iot the purpose. will selt a, puSic
county, on "VN's Oh aid
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1885,
commencing o. 10 O'Clock A, ". the tc,,nv,,,, -,
estate, namely: The undivided half 81 a cs,,.I.
!rAct o. nho lying and being situate on 2sns'ss
lsianu, ~ the city o. wheeling III the countv \;
ing s,se o. Mest HiHinia, known and desCrised
q lolloME Beginning al sake on the WeSt ~
Of south Penn street, on 4 line with +, j, HoTS,.
northern fence: thence with the western linz =,
south Penn street south degrees east n iS.lSS
onss W. IeSGe Tow thence with The hedge row
degrees west q 42l0e poles 70 stake thence no,,S
W degrees cast y lOJ poles 70 the beginning cofl.
Ani1E one acre 50 Si pC more q M >'
Wheeling Island, In the city Of Wheeling baTnt,a
on the north by straight line through he ceS,,a
Of Fink street, entebding westerly from South nv
street 10 South Penu ttreet; on the east by PoniS
Elm 81 Street on me south BY land Of K j. Stone
said Last mehtoned Tract Of land will drl h.
offered Tor sale - whole, and then IN lOtI =
laid out BY the Special Commissioner, a plGt Al
which can bs seen Ut bis office, and sAle viii h
made ~ the manner by which the largest sum IN
be realized.
TERnE or third and 20 much mo,r Al,
the puEchase money a the purchaser shall elcct n
pay n cash, The balance IN two equal insttlmea1
at six and twelve months evidenced BY polis
bearing interest from the day Of Eae the iile n.
Ing retained until the purchase money d paid Ia
fun. $50 ~
WI. W. CoWDRN.
W. HrHALLER, Auctioneef.
] hereby certify that bond has been given bv
above named Special Commissioner as required n
the Court.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,
COMMISSION SALE.
nchAncery.


In The Circuit Court for Ohio County. .,.v,,.,.,
william =. Zane and Platotf B. znnsl H1i1iA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WYANTED-To BUY-A SECOND.
wv Hand Counter. Must DO In good condition.
Address P. o. BOX 8ib, city ocla
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W. HrHALLER, Auctioneer.
| / hereby certify that bond has been given nv
above named Special Commissioner rs required 81
@ cell s.B. MccoLLocH cle,t
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By virtue Of = decree entered BY ,aid nm,
above entitled cause on INC Sth dSS S y !
lhSS, the undermined Ap1oInted Is. feSx :
Commissioner for the purpose, will vi =,
lale. ~ the irant door Of the Court Hons
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-01

seed, but only with the root. They have
IN some instances, left the blossoms to
rlpen, but no seed appeared. The truth
Is that the dark red blossoms will per-
feet mllllons of seeds. In the very rich
est soil only the dark red blossoms ap-
pear, and it is this which has created
the western belief that Canada thistles
will not seed. Ii the blossoms are dark
red it may sometimes be advisable TO
leave the patch until in full bloom.
then plow under and it will often make
an end of them. ''' lFfI
AN Indiana farmer writes that his
method of gathering seed corn is to go
into the field rs soon as the husk be-
comes little yellow and gather the
rlpest and largest ears, leaving enough
musk on to tie two ears together. He
Then hangs them in the corn-crib, barn,
OF any other convenient place, on poles
or scantlings. When dry enough to
shell easily it is taken down and the ears
piled, cordwood fashion, on plank sus-
pended by means of wire, SO that the
corn will be foot or more from the
ceiling or ratters. In case the rats or
mice get to the corn before it is dry and
taken from the poles, he stops them by
laying plank lengthwiso along on the
poles. He says he never has had any
trouble with rats and mice, and that
since he has adopted the above method
OF gathering seed corn he has had very
little replanting to do. 5sFi t.tf :
THE poultry breeders of a little New
England village have declared that the
Langshaus are the best fowls for gem
eral purposes. They give them this
place OF honor over such old and favor
ite breeds as the Brahmas, Wyandottes,
Plymouth Rocks, Leghorns, and Hou-
dams. 1t would seem that they are say
ing good deal for the Langshaus, or
indeed for any one breed to claim that
the Langshaus are the best for general
purposes Where there is or can be any
great difference between the Langshaus,
plymouth Rocks and Light Bramahs ii
ls not easy to see. The latter breed is
especially most valuable one, the birds
being large aud well formed, maturing
early, are good layers and settlers, and
beyond any doubt have no superior for
the table. 1t is to be hoped that, not.
wlthstanding this verdict has gone forth
from Hammonton, few breeders will
continue to raise Wyandottes, Brahmas,
and Plymouth Rocks.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-01
For Signs of Boston Culture.


"Oh! my dear Mrs. Shoddy, you do
not mean to say that you eat hash!"
Mrs. Shoddy, apologetically- 81
know it is a very vulgar dish, my dear
Mrs. Dash, but at my table it is made
of tenderloins at forty cents q pound. y
The explanation proves quite satisfac-
tory, and the social equilibrium is pleas
antly restored.
At the window of fashionable club.
Lounger looking at pretty and stylish
girl passing by" What beauty! I
wonder who she is"
Second lounger, pleased at the op-
portunity Of enlightening him-"Ohl I
know her very we'll. Her brother is the
worst poker player in town."
She said, the other day at friends
lunch table, at which she had happened
unexpectedly, and found several stran.
gers seated, apropos of a remark made
Of a certain lady of uncertain age:
"Why, good gracious! she is as old as
the hills, and could not imagine in the
least what had caused the general con-
sternation. She did little later on,
however, when it was explained to her
that two maiden sisters at the table,
whose names she didn't catch IN the in
PRODUCTION, were named Hill, and we're
extremely sensitive on the subject of
aRe.f n : y e.ytS ~. ~ 5.rt+ > T -4y-Ff i.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-01

M art. A simple word, precaution, a
nothing reveals TO woman the great
and sublime artist who can touch her
heart without whitening it,
1t is sufficient for young man to
meet woman who does not love him.
or one who loves him too much, to de-
range his whole life. Happiness absorbs
our forces as misfortune destroys our vir-
tues.
Marriage resembles lawsuit; there
is always one side not contented; if one
deceives the other, half of the husbands
certainly enjoy the comedy at the ex-
pense of the other.
A woman who laughs at her husband
no longer loves him. A man ought to
be, for the woman who loves, being
full of force and greatness, and always
imposing. A family cannot exist with
out despotism.