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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Love at tirst sight in:Ios Angeles led 70
10 Ave hours and O complAlns vi
battery 10 seven days.
A number Of Syracuse ladies nave
formed syndicate for the manufacture Of
cake, marmalRdeg, iellies, salads, ETC, iot
sale 10 their neighboTs who do not ueslte
10 do this work in warm weather.
japan takes 10 the newspapers most
kindly. There are now ll3 newspapers
published In the kingdom, besides loJ
miscellaneous publications, and In three
wars. 1874 1877, the circulation increased
from $40, 2G0 To IS, 440.529.
The following curious announcement ap'
pears In Poona, India. paper: In
thirteenth anniversary Of the Foona Elo
ouence Society will commence on me 5ra
MAY. 1t Is proposed to celebrate the oG'
casion with becoming pomp and cermoni'H
An American woman was Introduced to
an Italian lady in Florence not long since,
the latter being heraldGd as tine EugIis
scholar. She presented RbCuquet oil nO"eTf
10 the American, who Acknowledged them
by saving Thanks "We.ks, replied tht
English speaking Italian,
Some OF the Louisiana papers admit
"that should the railroads take charge o.
the leyees, creyasses will become things Of
The mast, and our lands will be eagerly
sought after by men Of capital from all
paris OF the country. There is no rPsson
why a plantation yielding $50 OOO annually
should not be worth O,0OO, except i bt
that eternal fear Of being crevaised which
has taken hold Of the people, but particu'
Iarly Of strangers.
One Of the practices peculiar 10 Japan,
and one that naturally exCites the curiosity
Of the stranger, Ia the SiDgingot men al
work on the foundation aud frame OF any
building that is being erected. There II
no set song they sing, but they give yoic'
10 their wishes for the prosperity Oi TIT
owner and builder, coming their song al
they proceed with their laber, Invoking
the favor Of the gods for their employer
and all having an interest In the structure
they are erecting.
Having made wager that he would rid
four German miles, almost exactly equa
| to eighteen English miles, on one horst
within an hour, Captain Monte, OF the
Hauoverian Field Artillery, chose courst
over level turf and three.y esr-old Euglisl
chestnut for t.e trial. Although the captail
weighs nearly 200 pounds the horse di(
tn, eighteen miles in IS minutes 10 sec
onds, and at the finish seemed none thu
worse for his extraordinary performance
1t is reported that Senator Tabor, in ig
norance u the elaborate routine by which
alone money can be legally paid out OF the
United States Treasury, recently drew di
rectly on Secretary FOlser for 5000, thu
price Of land which he sold TO tue Govern
ment for the new postoftiCe and custom
house at Denvr and dept sited the draf
with Colorado band for collection. Mr.
Tabor will get his money in due course o
time, but not in that way. -.-
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FhiiIit phln nm.
The lne,eorOIogisIs Of the Signal Service
Bureau are in reoeip, Of many letters in.
quiring the cause Of the unuAual prcvaI.
ence Of tornadOes this year. They can only
reply that it il owing to the remarkable
diff renee Of temperature in dir rrn, parts
Of the country. VIVA, causes the except.
iona differences Of Temperature this wear
they do not know. Newspapers differ
widely m to the origin Of tOFnaroeq, hut
tho scientific experts, who have made
tho subject llte Mudy, Sscr,he the
iGrnahOea simply to the meeting
together OF tao currents 81 air u
different temperatures and MOVING from
opposite, or At least from different, dirrr
tons. The meeting Oi tue aIrCuffcn's gives
the rotary motion to the resultant wind
storm, aud tGr cooling # the warm rnf.
rent produces the clouds and precipitation
Oi moisture, and these, together with IT,"
rapid Whrllng Of the AIR AFOULd centre,
develop the startling electrical mauli s,a
tons which ARE Inrldrn'Hl to these storms
and constituted very IGTg. element in tlrir
distinctive agency.
The HupeThrAted air Of the tropics in n
tinuaIy pressed np By tho cooler and
heavier air on each side IT il, which il con.
AtantIy coming In 10 take iG place. Tho
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vast Halfway s.atious.

Pail Mal Gdscue.
The centre Of London will before long
be turned into collection Of vast railway
stations. From north to south, from east
10 west, there is but one desire on the part
Of railway director, to increase the sze oil
the terminus Of lis line. The enlargement
Of EuSton station has been brought prom
nenlly before the public through the DE-
Ntruction Of an open piece Of ground adj.
Joining the Hampstead road. The accom-
mediation at Liverpool street has already
been pronounced insufficient for the traffic
on bank holiday. A new bridge across
the Thames and new station are contem
plated by the managers Of the Chatham &
Dover railway, and II their attempt TO
sbtain fresh outlet for the Londonet
through Croydon to Surrey and Sussex
should prove successful, they will be
urgently required at once. At Waterloo
station the work a patching and increasing
has been recommended after the briefest OF
in,ermissions,. and within q short time
S., 900 square feet will have been added 10
one OF the most inconvenient stations in
London
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HOME PROOF.

Kidney Had Liver ksasCs and Rheumatism
sn{.ered Misunderstanding kCemed TO hep nc;
could not gel out Of Gcd. Dr. smith cured me-"
ZkFT. FHlLLIPb
Wheeling, WA.
ca.xrth, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired ,vUlce.-sui.
eFUd In yearS; l4lCnt medicine Jailed u help ME.
M 7n''H 'oiDr'''' CHARLES CHAuDuCK,
Of speIdci 4 Co, Wheeling, ". Va
DYspepdA and liberated Stomach Treatment
tof Year. lRIled " give relief III. smih cured
r,e THUAAs HOLT, Insurance. 4 ehI.
Iit&-"nAd them fGr ioTE!eSn yam y: smith
'I scroiaII, Running Sores on HeS1.-"My son WIS
afiiciOd tor fourteen yean; Nothing seemed TO
hsip Mn Z" s''H ANA SVt G41HsR1NE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling, ". Va
c.ncor.-"sufftIed for years win CauCef HAdi:
mi aus three tines. II returned alter each opetA-
al" Ms, Il. n. 0RCuTT.
weeks EeTSTIed dying. Dr.. sE:h cured me with
out knnc' In H'0 " THOMAS coLvIs,
Wholesale Grocer, Main g., Wheeling, v; va.
uicefnlouS oil IIeCtiE, ProlSpsus and Piles.
-"WG EYen up 10 die and pronounced ircUHa'
WASHINGTON DRLAEf.
Rev. r. O. IAId writes:- smiths profess
ri0unl services In ny family hH!e ben IsOat kAtts-
hItory, ard commend him " all rs gentleman
and tsil1ul phyhtian
Mn. Ga1Nre, KelO E.yE:-sl had been suffering
for seven years and treated By Tnny physicians Tor
n ysrat,sin Dr smith kaid bad lApt worm, and
n eiRnt hourS removed c mon iVs ieet long"
FGSIale LGlnplIuW Three years IL hospitals Iof
dive r:C Tccu tar AyEuIAAC Is In sulh Cases.
ITnnnn tlIrCd Of cHAFlh diseases Of hCArt. liver,
,tOmncn MineyS, kkiu. bl0ld, nervous ahectious
nd VeaGhetsGr Ut mSn and youth, bCTOlulA and
,NhIrA testify to my success.
Hts CuIed without the kniie.
!HiIesiA At 4 distance may h1 treated BY letter and
All faction HuRiGuLeEd. chart for seh'exaIninA:
ian sent tn rCPIpi Of two threeCent stamps, and
tDHHiItStiun Al oElcU FREQ Once hours from "a.
Z, io7P.E., daily. GILL On OF sddirsE
JOIIG +, hNITH, n. D.,
mytl rr I4N 'hsnil.a - VIZ w" cS
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Twenty Year. u Grent sufferer

From Constipation. Had Swallowed a half.
oushrl OF Pills, and drank oyera barrel Of
Cathartic Laxative Stops. Had tried ev'
,ry Pa ent Medicine reco nmended In such
cases, aud had been treated by all tie very
best ,hysic!ansin Phi Iadell hiA, and was final.
ly told by her consulting lhysic'
ians that shewAs now TOO weak
,Or Catha'tic Medicine or injections,
and that .e must lie. She Then tcOk Mana
lin and cure ;. See 3lsE Iage Of the ILLS
o Life" Get the book from your dIugg's; o
address DR.. HARTMAN, Osborn, OHIO. 70 one.
raw
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STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS !

Il r II.1"SHIEl't. by Jud.c TouE"C suihor
"fwls ,IT'nd at, Go IAEc. +: uIO cloth. illus
Tasted. $40
ESSAYS CT Gro. FL lot complete. collected by
fh,hAn he, rrrd ABOUT $40 Iagc', i4mI, clio h.
Ht siG
'CEErE ~ S'O2r CHLrTPRs, By VIII. NJ.
Williams +. 4. A 5 40 psEU. emo - 9th Gilt, ST.
TIE HIGHWAYS . "FRAIURg, or What
to Rat Hnd How to t. nd, BY David PYdr, 81. A.,
+. X, >, - i2mo Goth gilt, 'lC.
AMERICAN Hr&Ohlslh. Lev. II Il lIw,Is. y
mo cloth giit 20,
WHAT ctr GIRLS tvIIIT TO HHOW, by
Mary J, StudIty, ~, lGtO., cloth. $40.
TLIk1 30 IAn"EItS by LCv. Chbh II. PpuF
HCOi, lima, 81 u, Sl.tO,
ISstCrE IEJURICU; To FRUITS, by vpIi,w
SAun, rr' lT,Eidrnt 0i Fruit Gruwcr' Hs0ria Ion
Ol unt'fio UtlE'O, cU,h. illustrated, $50
CYrLOpEDIA Of PRACTICAL QUOTATIONS.
w ], ilOyt and Anna ! Ward. ROyEl LCia'O
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I'D, flEuSiin 'uuhIc. A'Wsy-un hand. Any Above
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- STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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nIEn.

JOSFs-At Delaware OhI1, on Wrdne day morn.
t,g, June H. 1851, Al 1 O'clock A. ", MRS, JASE
CLAIM j. SIs. III the SlsI year Of het"Be.
Funeral from the rresby tetiAn Church, Bhdit.
port. Ohio. I'll Friday morning At pollock. Friends
nj the family are invited
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DR.. J. e. SMITH,
No. 14Oi Chapline Street.
Near Fourteenth Htreet

The bert evidence Of phyziciAn's EuccCss Il the
testimony Of hR IAtieiIu. The Increasing demands
Ior my Professional services prove that have dealt
hunuia6y and faiGiy it'll thOce tho have cOlSulLed
me- never Lke 4 PATIENTS uHlle without permits
don, though fAve many hundIet Certificates
from th0o Whtm hEvp cured after they had been
pronounced incun,ble. 4 thorough medical edu.
catun, WITH many years hUptsAl exTeIiruCe and
LarIliRrtT with therGputIc GSehtS, cI!Ee Gb,erv'
Incu Of temprfamentAi peCuliAdues aud strict Rt.
IeiItlon " hygenic management inSutes SUCCESS,
cufe l. pOssibie, aud FRANKLY give the patient my
plulon,
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War 10 the Kuife.

Hunts Insect powGer--the test and cbean
est insect powder ever discovered. Price q
cents. By ell druggists.
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Write for a copy OF the little tOot-frC.
$1,000 aewn,d Will hc paid to any Chemist
Nh will hud on the nuAlyl SIS u lOO bottles s. :. H.,
one particle Of Arfruiy, IOdidc PoIAiAium, or any
mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
a. Dn,wos 4 Atlanta ia
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ArLAxrA, Ga, Ausns.. 1881.

ATLANTA, GA, August, 1851.
wc know the gentlemen composing the 1tm OF
Lamar, kanAin d Lamar. They Ae prOmtnont
citizen, Of our State, men Of means, and u high
character ana attending.
J.N. PORTkR, CNSh'f Merchants B'k.
.. r, RJNAkE, E1h' Atlanta Natl BIZ.
A. o BACON, Speaker 10. Reps, Ia.
ALI. II. ULLQUl1T, Governor u Ca.
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MEpcAL.
TALK (!

We are aware that we are combating prevailing
prejudice Of the ruitESien AID people when NC a.
s.,ri that we can and 90 cure DhcMCN VI the Hood
with q yeEets bic remedy We oupelvCs were not
ca lis convinced. hut does Il MAIZE any thing los
a isct simply hSCRU Q you do not believe y;
Turn 10 history and lead the accounts Of the DIS
CoyrTy and ErplICAllOn Of steam, railroads, etc
tFtcIty sic HtFS not thrEe who preached that II
- pnNIble " RcCOmp lISh such grand results, .!
We kCc IoanEed to-day, pronounced ctaiyH And
ana n0t aIenIIS \ Iuy, iNTO&IBLE." We DO net
Az that you IcCOp' our word Ne bring CoIobnr.
stiLK testimony. In sEOrt, We demonstrate by lly'
Ing, reliable witnesses that every WLfd We say Is
Ask yourself tho question. could men occupying
the p0lItIrn, hoC!Al. aud NnAnCiAl pos ton ihrsn
lnCr, do afford tn PndORc IhOAe engaged IN work
Of deception and OF irRud' Nov, let lem EJCAk.
EyrTS word we sly iu regard 10 our remedy Il
true AID the certificates we publish arc from men
Of undoubtod veTaCIty. -.,,.,,,,.,,,,,
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"a GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In
dIscrrtionS OF youth. nervous weakness, early de
cay, los OF manhood, &c. will send recipe that
will euro you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered by missionary In south
America Send sell addressed envelope 70 the
rev. JoGLPH 7. lNHAS. Station u. New YORK I1r
NIL. -rksAw
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TEGVELER'S GUIDE.


TrAin'arrive and dc.Aft GS iOllows-CIty time.
q & H.-Aa!n lIue-p HSR N, y 10 =
n. 9A0rt1, : y III, 10 n m, C. o. Div 1906
m, Gl5pT1 llI6pm S4UAE. ", - H. Div
DH III, / 80 pm, iOpn AREIvE Main Line
u IS a NJ, 10 214 NJ. 3 Is u n, \ lOE m, as pm G
u. DIy-G 10 pm. yJJAQ, 2b5 am. v. l. 4 B.
Nv.-S2 Gm,l II !0Em. GSHm.
&. d P.-DMLKT-6 lOEu, IOIoAU.I41 . m
AyEIS E!2 lsH n, Stspn So ? IN. LHd 5 {! a m
~, &. & NJ. H. DEF RI--G Y7 n N y O!A IN,
81 rm, "a y III. AkKiVE-s 81 a IN, !! u 4 m.
5j7 8 III, o. pm.
C..r.S. & T.-TEr' .T-9 "a n, SO y m, u
M sI5Sn. ANN. AKEys-7 a 4 IN, 10 81 m,
20 pIt as, pm
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TaE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.

ATLANTA, GA. Jan. !, 1882.
We Aru mAnAgeB OF the aHii specific Co, and
ow. 4 cont Q IipE part Of the stock Of the SAId
eeInnsny, Eud eSGoIsc every word uttered by them.
LAMAR, RAEklS q LAMAR,
Who'll sale DrugGhtS
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For the f. & h. Household.
From Franklin.

Here! at your service, 1ncognita.
thanks for your pleasant remembrance,
aid Anita words of encouragement
also N'Importe's \ recognition. Wouldn I
have YOU think for a moment that | had
gone back on" the charming House
hold. or that | would let Yankee So
journer, or any other man, have the last
word or blow. No, sir! When one
smites me. | turn again-but good
friends not for any passive display OF
cheek, being of the earth earthly. | pre-
fer showing my hand.
My reception by the HoUsehold was
satisfactory, so | set out again for said
quarters :" often up regardless" better
equipped than formerly but never reach
ed place OF destination, unable to say
whether the failure to do so was caused
by mis-connection, accident, or strate-
gy, to prevent meeting between two
of such diverse opinions. However, |
am of the opinion that while the deli
cate tiavoring of our fair members is an
important ingredient in the makeup OF
n palatable Household. it is also neces-
sary to keep OF hand condiments Of
greater pungency. so friend ShOtwel
set EN- up and uncork old SojouIner
EUGENE HALL.
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For the +. & NJ Household.
From New Hanover
WHMlNGToS, n. c., Feb. 3rd.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Feb. 3rd.
| come aga,n, being called, for | an.
AFRAID not to answer as | am very small.
woman and easily (?) imposed on, but
right now | hayn't an idea what To say
10 You all. | am just home from "a
week : Wit IN the country (Bladen J
ald the way | enjoyed ii was caution,
for now that | am city girl, my flights
to the country are seldom enough TO be
fully appreciated, took lovely walks
and durink one of them | got delicjous
chew of sweet gunll first | We had In 4
,ear. and | am 50 stingy with it that
will not lend it even to FRIEND and
several have asked me, but Mr.. Editor
ii take you now for example suppose
you had chew of tobacco, just one
mind you, and that the first iu tceice
ioeg months; know you would not have
moral courage to lend it for five minutes
Such is my case exactly. Can't you m
derstand ii? | hope these letters UiU be
kept up, for 1t is so pleasant to read
them. If ''JudIth's' tea time is found
out, and when she is to have herring roe.
hope the knowledge will not be kept
>ecie., for other folks besides the Editor
enjoy such. | wonder if Gentle Annie"
reads th paper. | wish she would con>
tribute one Of her letters, her private
ones are charming. | had one yesterday
which will be answered when my scat
tered ideas sre collected. Lent begins
in three more days. Then that idlotic
lark will be initiated and SO many we
meet (not larks) will smile and say how
charming the early morning is, all the
time looking aud feeling like an owl, big
and watery eyed. Best love to you
Anita" am coming up your way next
summer. rls my cheerful complaint to
be with you diUdys if it were not only
impossible! DOLLY Warden"
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From w kc.

Some one asked Tor a recipe 'nr potato
poue. presume thaI j. either potato
bread or biscuits lor iic bread. take
three large sweet potatoes ho,lor bake
them. pool and masn we'll SIT over
them one pllt ot meal work to-
gether add o. 81 lard, 4 tablespoon
iul 81 sugar, htllr salt AMI enough
sweet milk or water a. make tile doug Il
the consistency ol earnbtcIl; bake IN
pones A. the latter j. u>u lis hakcd.
and eat whilc hot enough t. '1clt but
ter
For potato biscuits substitute flour
or meal, and buttcr-milk aud soda. for
sweet ui,k in the above recipe II milk
is no. convenient use baking powder ia
the biscuits. Both bread and biscuits
should be eaten while hot. with fresh
butter.
Now TO change the subject l did not
see Yankee Soiuurner's' first letter
but | suppose from the retorts il was
something severe. II Yankee Soiouru-
cr Viii favor Us through these columns
with some genuine gems ot gcIiu. from
Yankecland. think some membe~ OF
the Household might produce something
not very interior. | am one (of vast
number Of Southern girls) whose educa-
ton was interrupted By "A raiding army
before | was o3d enough 10 study RhetC-
rio, and ! know comparatively few reo-
pie, but feel confident. that amongst
those | do know. ! can find some that
write a. well as lankoc Sojourner or
any OF ''the girls be left behind him.
CHAMELoN.
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news. | know, will be las cool waters
to a thirsty soul, TO all of you who
have followed the bright tide of thought
that has flowed like crys stalized fsunligh
from her pen. She is a woman whose
strong. sweet, true heart, shows in ev-
err lme she writes,
"A noble woman nobly planned.
Eugene Hall. did your passage at arms
with Y. ). exhaust you that you keep
SO silent?
Judith. l know your recipes are good,
especially that herring roe! Ask me
to tea next time you have any!
l. it worth while TO try and catc!. the
ear OF the McGregor's wife, and tell her
how many mouths are watering for that
long intended and promised letter OF
hers. ann afraid Commodore Cupid
has eat up de biscuit, or some such
catastrophe lras occurred. l shall not
call any other members, as both lncog-
nitas and Annie Laurie bugle blasts
are still ringing in our ears. But L am
booking Tor YOU. one and all, and now
good people. | retire. and await to see
who else wants to hear from b. b.
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these words. 'iopsy, write another gas
and charming le,ler.i'as i,sd you r,f!l.
mean ii? 1t gave her courage anyway
she wanted TO begin at oace, aud now a,
she is fairly begun, she intends TO cou,
unue until you cry out enough enough,
Being one ot those untortanates, Nho
have an idea that tney eau penetrate tn,
character OF individuals 10 a eat ex-
teut nj a iirst meeting, ! also dattered
myself that | cou.d tel. pretty accurate
ly the turn ui uuC mind bN reading
ones letter., tob>cqueutiy. 'importe.
1t was not from >uppo>ing thar your
lordship u, cucd etiactftpH, that gave
you thai coBuud. ia, but SIMPLY To afford
you au oipUuuuliy OF displaying yuut
Wit aud huinoi. AnuIe Lauie lulorms
me that you expect 20 receive au ctuca
ton at my hands | be- leave to d,iiel
thsre IL seems 10 me, tcXcIse NY can
dor that you consider yourself already
standing on the summit # the hiii OF ed
ucatlon, and most pitcous.y begging Us
(vhO are still al he base .cuiln. hOSeTs
OF irlyolpD 20 cAuIb VI, anu lu plJriue
ladies and unba~htui b py- 60 give Us =
helping hand. Suppose you step down,
Lord y importe. ard show IL the way
| will confess that | am ocy cyasionally tn,
dupe of my Imagination, 50 II you real
ly expect me to educate you, y InpoItc,
my hrst attempt would be 10 teach you
Submission, for II Is IN the least de-
gree inviting, to be informed, that what
you considered my first lesson, tough and
uamdndgeabtc lou know that your
prayer book teaches You TO .ubmIt 10
your governor teachers, &c. tBee your
pardon, | only assumed the fact that IL
tCds your prayer book.
Annie Laurie. yes, indeed | heard
eUery Uord that you Said, and was sorry
when you stopped am equally uter
growth. Were the letters that yol
spoke of anyways Ike ours, or were dies
like what IN 'iuportc' expected thea.
TO be?
Is there only one gentleman in NJr,h
Carolina CT anya here elsc) who cares u
write letter to the House hold! l. 1t
our fault or yours, that ohly one writes!
| am afraid that you give 10 our ndfardt-
ly and so called Hteresttag columns. too
dark a complexion.
m. d." and 'EmIsie,' do you al
ways talk IN poetry, that Is very nee,
but we would hke 10 have sOc,lble htt.c
chat now and then, and all oi Us are
not capable Of converslng IN poetry.
Can't some one suggest soule top Ut
interest, in which we may all participate
IL seems to me that is what We are sadly
in want of just now. Only break the
ice for us, anu | doubt not that W. viii
all sail through safely am glad to zee
that We are increasing In nUmU Der, and
am anxiously anticipating new arrivals.
Come, one and all, and lets have a real
jolly time. This is our State, our paper,
and our column, and kuoWitg that We
have right here, gives Us certain feel
ing of independence, even il We are oc-
casioDally accused Of copying our recipes
from our grand cookery books.
and told that our conumdrums are tough
and unm anagable Perhaps ii Is cal u
lated to prepare us for troubles IN life.
Who VAS it that said, There are es
things SO bad, bu; that they nigh havc
been worse; fearing that this Is one o.
those few things loP.Y.
Convent.