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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-08-21
Eeavy and Strong
Boots and Shoes

For every Day Work; Also Light.
Elegant. Fashionable for Gents
Ladies, Misses and Children.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
Ser lopale SpnOituS.

Oas ySanoesbuter Greisblatt" tbeilte
aus Der Gbronif pom 0anbesbut cine bibi6e
Qnefbote aus Dem Qeben Srieeri6 III. nit.
Wdbreno bes iiebenidbrisen Rrieses fam
es wieoerbolt Dor, baB Srieori9 III. in
9anoesbut iibernadtete. Sn siuem lolben
SAD woate emit wdbrenb Ser llmIpannuns
Dor benz 8aftbof gum i9war;en &aben"
Der Spnoifls an Steae bes Siirgermsiiters
Speer (aus welbsm @runoe lit ni6t be-
tannt) ben 60nis besriiBen unb bssann
leine Tese nit folssnbsn Wortsn: ,Gw.
Wfaieltdt, mir freuen unS auBsrorbsntli1"
= bier rib ibm Der Saben lsinsr &ebe ab.
Sn Serlesenbeit ii9 rduipernb, fling er
mad elmer @eile wieber an: vgw. Maies
ltdt, mir erfreuen uas auBerorbentli9 =
= uno blieb abermalS ltsfen. Gto6 einen
oritten Seriu6 ma6te er, bradte absr wie>
Der ni9ts berauS ais: .Gw. Maielfdt,
mir freuen rns auBeroroentli1 - Sa riB
Dem Siirsermeiiter Speer, Der IN Der Ndbe
lfanb, Die @eoule unb in ieinsr raI9en
unb berben @eiie ma6te er li9 i6neQ
our9 bic ben fOnisli9en @assn unite
benoe Men9e Ylae nno ipra6: yGw. Mas
ieltdt, mir freuen uns 10 auBerorbentli1
iiber Oero Intunft, baB mir unisre Sreus
De ni9t ausoriiden t0men. 0as bat Der
@iel iasen wOlen." Sd baute Sbm,
Speer, Dor Der sutsn grtldruns", erpis
oerte la9eno Der RSnis, voerIei tur;e &es
ben obne Giels ieisn am bsiten Dor eu9 anb
Dor Wir!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
Sei Ser lebteu M~usbebuna in 0iiIels

Stt W. SDtbu tuEvtuuuy >"UN'
BORT par es benz poriibenoen General aufz
9efaaen, oaB beinabe idmmtlide Siraeliten
untausli9 erflGrt wurben. Gben trat wiez
Der elm @eiteaun9spfli6tiser bieier &elision
unter Die WeBmai9ine, I'M @efible =
nibt ieiner @rOBe, ionoeren 9erabe ieiner
6leinbeit i'm Suraus ~uersniist idmun;elnb.
Der General, pel9em bieies Griumpblds
6eln ni3t entgangen mar, f~liiiterte benz 8eiz
iisenben gu: Dem 6err9en wollen mir
einmal einen seb6risen Sdred einiasen."
&i3tig, 10 taa. es. Der mefienbe llnters
offsier melbete bas MaB. valio fir Die
Grmee gu %flein", iaste rubis Der @eneral.
vRotiren sic ben Mann gum Saudersga>
tailon." ,i3u gsfebl, ST.. General, err
wioerte Der 8eiiiber. v3weites Biouierz
Iauber : Batiaon 1T Wilbelmsbafen."
vWas befeblen Der Sr. General? gnti9uls
bisen sic, i'd babe nidt gut peritanben !"
Sic tomu,er gum GaudersB Battalion mad
mad @iIbeImsbafen. BORT senirt Sbre
gu tleiu ssratbsne &Srp.rbeldaffenbeit
tldrte Ser General b.rablalienb i'm
auf. vTau9ersg atinon2 Bas lit bas?
9Bas babe i'd oa su tbun, Sr. @eneral?"
,stun, bas iust S6nen bod i5on Ser Naz
me! gu tau@en!" ,9lber ib fam ni6t eins
mai i6wimmen, ST. General! Sd babe
bas 8ailer ME uertrasen fOnnen." @ers
ben Sic i6on lebren." y9lber tauben,
ST. General. Soft, mir pirb i6on i6le9t,
i9 baran bente!" $50 MAIDEN
Sic, baB sic in Die freie Cuff fommen.
Der Nd9ite uOrl" ,&arl S9ulse, l Mtes
ter y Gentimetsr, " melbste Ser llnterois
fiSier, Der ii3 faum bus2a6en usrbeiBen
Der arme ,Guu9er" perlieB uns
teroeB laut tla9enb ;, bas 2ofal" uub wirb
ii9 wubl crit pieoer berubist baben, na9s
er erfabreu bate, baB bas Sau9erz
etnitlpetlen mod ni9t %eriitirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

Die Srase, oh elm Staat bas Hedt
babe, bas Snititut Der @roBseidmorenen
absuidaffen, unb an beren Stele Die .SSns
formation" su iesen, 1T trot bes IA amens
Dement'S CUR Contribution pom oberiten @es
ri9tsbof Der Ser. Staatea in beiabenber
Weiie snti6ieben worosn. Der @eridtss
bof lit Der Meinuns, baB Der reselmdBise
seiesli6e BroseB i'm Gimme Ser Gonititus
ton ni9t notbpenbis ba3 Snititut Der
9roBsei6wurenen bebinst, uno oas Der
9iirser teineswess Der linn suitebenoen
Sreibeiten" beraubt wiro, wenn elm biersu
autoriiirter Staatsanmalt bic Nntlase, ses
itibt auf seb0rise SnformatiOn, sesen lbn
erbebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

Gs uerbien beadtet r.
5 II, baB Weber's beriibmtes gpos rOreis
ssbnlinoen" audi i'm HUSBAND ssaamdlts
bic perbisnte Qnsrfsnnuns ii6 errinst,
Oas Nprilbsft Der Dublin Reuieu" brinst
aus Der Sober bss Or. Yarrp cine ldnssre
a%bbanoluns 70 245 So 72) iiber bas
berrli9e @ert. Ginise beruorrasenoe
Stelen bdt Der Serfaler in ~sebunbener
&ebe I'M SersmaB bes Originals wies
bsrsesebeu. Sieleidt biirfte ii9 feline ans
bere Spra9e in benz MaBe wie bic ensltl6e
gu elmer lsbertrasuns bes sansen @eoidtes
eisnsn. Cine Gbre lit Der anoeren wertb.
Wsnn Srisbri9 0ilbelm Weber 9lfreo
Sennpion's vWtauo" 10 sIiidli9 ms Oeuts
ide ii6erieste, banu wdre es nunmebr on
ben gnsldnberen, bic 0idtuns Wsbsr's in
bas gn9Iii6e su iibertragen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
y It uteS u IIerlet.
Gin ttemer Srano lit 2onoon.

Qonoou wurbe neuli6 abermals BON
elmer fur6tbaren 6%euersbruit beimgeiudt.
Der S9auplat berielben mar absrmals
bic Gitp, unb baben bic Slammen bissmal
einen 9rOBeren Gbeil bes NIT Der englii6sn
0iteratur 10 ensuermobenen ibmalen @dBs
dens in Der unmittelbaren gtdbe bes ct.
Yauls Oomes, BaternoIter Rou, bic Sem
traIitsle bss 8erlussbudbansels, in Aide
selest. Sas Seuer brad spiiden I uno
s ubr abenbs in benz grbsei1olIe Der
Budbruderei Der 9erren Sobn Barbon unb
unb Cons aus unb 9riff NIT folder Seis
tigteit I'M ii9, baB Die arbeitsleute MIR
i3eit batten, fid bur9 bic idleunisite
Slu9t gu retten. sSn turSer 3sit paren
etma 20 Oampfipribsn auf Dem Blase, bic
iebo9 in benz duBerit idmalen @dBden
benz Seuerbeeroe u i6per beitommen
fonnten. Die 6lammen srifien INNER
weiter Tim iid uno i9lusen tburmbo9 aus
ben brennsnben @ebduoen empor. 9luBer
benz Bar6on'iden Sauie itanbsn etma cine
balbe Stunbe na9 glusbru9 bes Seuers
nod Die sroBartisen Baarenmasusine Der
Serlassfirma Smitb Brothers in Sup
Game, Die Sitman' DE gerlanssanitalt,
bas Saus bes Su3bdnolers Sart, baun
bas sroBe @aitbaus vSope", ein &eitaus
rant uno mebrere anbere @ebdube in 6lams
men. grit sesen Mitterna6t selans eS,
bas 6euer gu lotuliiiren unb balo barauf
na6pem Sounsn Waiiers in Die @lutb ses
goilen waren, gu unteroriifeu. Der S9as
DEN lit Elm gang auBcrOrbenttid GROCER uno
biirfte nit elmer balben Wiuionen Yfunb
Sterling niebris ansei6lasen iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

ueber bie a mmeruoIIen Iuss
ii9ten, wel9e ii9 in Oeuti9lano ben anf
cine Staatss @niteluns re3nenOen rStuz
benten erOfinen, giebt elm fiirSIi6 eri6ies
nener amtli9er grlaB Qufi9uB. Oana9
iinb bort briiben bic vitubirten &e6tsses
tebrten elm eben FOLDER ''drug in the mar
ket" unb audi 6ie lawyers. Sn
0euti9lanb siebt es, 70 itebt barin, 5000
unbeioloete Referenoare, in BreuBen allein
800 Qneiioren, bas beiBt nidt beiolbete
ri6tsrli9s geamte. gs siebt auf 1904
Ridtersunb Staatsanwaltiteqen in Brsus
ZEN 1884 AnwGrter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

Sm Sabre 1866 tarb in Dublin
Der Standardization Sames gsan uno
bintsrlieB isin sanses, 5 Utilionsn Doll
lars ~betrusenbes @ermOsen benz ieitSem
usritorbenea gr,bii9oi Cullen fir fir6s
li9e unb wobltbatse 3wsfe. Die Sers
wanbten gsan's %itrensten einen preseB
an, Der nod nidt CUR aastrasuns seIanst
lit, NIB jest cine ueue Wenouns erbalten
bat. Sas Ssftament 1T udmlid u~erlorsn
ssgansen, uuo @r,bil9of Mae gabs idreibt
cine Selobnuns pom $4,000 auf bic
MISUNDERSTANDING bsSislben aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
Ste i6mnrri8e Gde.
Gin bis iebt u~nbefanntes Srinflic6
BON emanuel Geibel.

Sbee beberri6et Die gesirte,
$50 Die lanse Mauer itebt;
SeiBen Saifee trinft Der Siirte,
llno Der Berier i9lirft Sorbet.
8ei bes &umis bellem @uHe
@iro Der Sobn Der Steppe frob,
S6naps uno 6uieI trintt Der Guhe,
Walfi6tbran Der gsfimo.
S9warmt Der SranSmunn beim Gbam.
pd9ner,
@lott Der grite ifrmm ms Ale,
6eiBes Waiier trintt Ser Spanier,
&altes Waiier - oas Rameel.
Nber mir, betrdnsten Sauptes,
Sriuten unlres Stromes @ein:
sou Die @elt ii6 breb'n, o slanbt ss,
MuB Die Welt AUDI trunten iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

9e9en Motten. Sabsn ii6 Wot>
ten in Sopbas, 6auteuils unb Stiiblen eins
seniitet, 10 baB ie bur6 austlOpfen Der
MObel nidt mebr gu beieitisen iino, 10 uers
treibt man iie our6 giiisodmpfe. Wan
i9iitte auf slibsnbe Solser Giiis unb itels
auBsroem unter bic MSbsl ein @efdB NIT
sliibenoen &oblen, auf pel6es man ses
wSbnli9e Gabafbldtter i9ittet. geioen
@erii9en tSnnen Die Mottsn ni6t wiebero
iieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
Sem Gutoifer.

Sismards Or. S9wenniser wibmet
Der ynlt" folsenoes 3wieseiprd9:
Or. S9wenniser gu einem fettleibisen
gatienten): 5alten Sic ii6 alio itrens an
Die BON mir sesebensn gori6riitsn nno
uermeioen Sic aud aa;ui9arfs @ewiirse.
Batient: Damn bari ib aber Sbre &s9.
nunssn gar ni3t gu geii9t betommsn,
Serr Doctor.
Or. S9wenniser: @arum ni9t2
patient: Die iinS isbr sepeiiert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

SIM GeneraIsgot amte 3u
Waibinston lief oieier Gage folsenbes ins
tereiiante S6reiben elm, in weldem Der
Boitmeiiter zines teranii9en 8il;itdbtdens
ieine @ntlaiuns forbert. yllnier Stdb9sn
1T ueridpunoen, gone to the sweet bye and
bye; nur cine 6amilte lit suriidsebIieben.
SD reiisnire bierOur9 a9tunssuoa auf
meme Stslle. yWeitpdrts wenbet ii9 bas
&ei9 Der Welt" = unb ebenio ma9t e
Der Yoftmeijter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
Sie jdredlihen GinSer.

Srau WiQsr: On trintit bod nod Elm
Gas4eu &aifee, &arl9en2 = &arlden:
Sd barf nidt, Mama bat es mir uerboten.
= Srau Mauer: Was bat benn Mama
seiast? - &arlden: Mama iaste, Ou
oarfit aber bel Der 6rau Na3barin ni9t 10
uiel eiien, wie iie bei uns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

Sbwobl i9on uiel iiber bic Notbmens
bisteit elmer blutreinisenben Meoi;in
seIast wOrben lit, 70 bat es uieaeidt
ME oeine Nufmertiamteit auf fi1 ses
sosen. Sente sst baran! Wenn
bu bur6 bic Seywenouns GINGER Slaider
gper's Sariaparilla bas llebel Der Stros
pbeln uermeioeu unb cine seiunbe gonititus
ton auf beine Ha6tommeni9aft iibertra:
gen tannt, 10 Oarfit pu uns fir bieien
6inpeis oanfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

Die auswanSeruns aus Sinters
pommsrn mad Nmerita bat I'M 0aufe Der
lseteu @o9en wieoer einen bebeutenben
llmfans ansenommen. Die 3abl Der ben
Stettinsr Sabnbof paiiirenben ausuan.
berer belief ii9 wdbrenb bieier Belt auf iiber
700 BeriOnen nnb in ben nd9iten Gas
gen perpen idun wieoer srOBere auswans
o%erunQssiiae errpartet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

Serseant (ber nit mebreren ginidbriss
6reiwiQisen se,e6t bat, bic &eitauration
uerIaiienb): vReunerin, mas bab' id sa
sablen? 6elnsrin: SIS lit Iqes be,ablt,
9err Serseant!" Oonnerwstter ia, wie
i'd MUIR 10 perssBlid iein fann!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

Sn 0uwreuce, 6un., fommt auf
10000 Ginwobner fem Wirtbsbaus, aber
auf ie Us cine Npotbsfe. Sn Der beuts
iden Rei6sbauptitabt fommt erit auf ie
10, 900 Yerionen cine 0potbefe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
ShmGbilhe @iBe.

9uten appetiit. Serr (auf elmer 9anbs
p%artie:) uSa iagt nur 6rauIe, wte brinst
ibr oenn oas Muiter auf Dem SUDDEN 10
i4on fertis? Sbr babt wobl elm eisenes
S%nltrument basu?" = Wirtbin: . moi,
Serrle, bes ma9t man mit'm Samm!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
WuS Der @iu6erlfube.

Mama: ,,slber Mar, sieb bod Define
Stiefel ielbit an. 9laubit Ou benin, baB,
wenn Ou einmal untsr bic Solbaten
fommit, bann AUDI INNER elm atnbsrmdbs
den neben Dir itebt2" = Scar: 80 ia,
Mama, Die Soloaten baben INNER &inbers
mdbden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
Mi6Deritan0eu

gSie sebt es Sbnen, Serr Yrofeiior ieits
benz Sic IN 5rantfurt wobnsn?
Sa oante. i'd babe ausii9t auf elm isbr
sates 9ei6dft.
sic uno Sei6dft! - 8as ioll bas bsis
ben7
0as ioa betBsn, baB - RotbidieIb mir
visa wis wobnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
SGuiia Qebrauht.

a9tb. 30. u. 5orun, Gleuelunb, O.,
iast: sd babe in meiner 6amilie bdufis
ct. Satobs Del nit Dem beiten Grfolse
sebrau9t. S9on lett lanserer 3eit lit
i'd an einem iteiien &nie. Der sroBe
Samersenitiuer turirte MIDI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
Gin Wablaeipr1h.

sd wiirbe lisbsr fir sinsn giel itimmen,
ais fur lie Sie", iaste elm Stimmsebsr ;u
einsm 9anbioaten IN 9alueiton.
,@eben Sie", antwortete bieier, ySie
ioaten lid ni9t 10 iebr uon 9erwanoi9aftss
riitii1ten be%einfluiien lajlen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
Shledte Giuleituna.

6anblunssreiienber (beim gintritt ins
giireau auf einen 5unb tretenb): sd uers
trete bas 9aus rYimpernuB unb golibri
IN 9oeenpos". Prin5ipaI 0D6ft erslrnt) !:
vOas lit mir peroammt sleidsiltis, pers
treten Sic, wen Sic wolen, nur meinsn
Mops niht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
TOr ieas Salrea BON &rdmpfen aebeilt.

ySest iinb es feds Sabre felt i'd pon
8rdmpien sebeilt warb", iast Mr. SO.
Sort, BON Birt, Ssiferion Co., Sno.
samaritan Nervine did it," llnb ss
miro es INNER tbun 9eier. $3.50 bel ben
Npothetern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

DaS @sricuIturs Oepartes
in Waibingtou beri6tet,
oas in Ohio unb aentudp 40 prosent bes
oolblitiser Seriep Stod iei, mebr
ais in irssnb einem anbern Staate. Ohio
bat 1900. 900 Stid RimSsieb, aentudp
stwa balb 10 piel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

2onboner vSroab 9lrrow", bas
Der britiiden Slottenofictere, iast,
y oas enslii9e 6lOttenipitem lei idle9t ses
mug, aber oas ameritanii3e iei nod uiel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
&ommentar ju ueridieSenen SpriidwOr:
tern.

au9 ser 9lrme tanu ielis iein - aber
armielis. 6rii9 sewast, 1T balb sstban
= man lou aber ME etuas balb tbun.
Worsenitunbe bat Sob I'M Munbe. =
9ommen bic @ldubiser besbulb 10 friib anl
Morsen gu ibren S9ulonern2 = auf
&esen folst SOnneni3ein = aber nut bel
Gag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

Oas ~SauptsGebdube fir bic
Weltaus iteluns in New Orleans miro BON
coloiialer @r0Be weroen, sr6Ber ais bas
Der 0onooner Weltaus% iteluns. gs pirb
33 older ganb bebeden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
lteber bias unineriunt.

Sn iedsunbsuunsis ueridiebenen 9ans
bern oes @rObaIes miro Der srOBe S9mers
senitiaer, ct. Satobs Del geprisien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
Su %Oerfaufen.

Sas gitp Sotsl In &c Daars IN untsr ~shnaissH Sseixs
sunsen gu uertaufeH. Sdbsrss BET
RID. @nseIoineer, gisentbamsr.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-10
LOGGING AT MUSKEG0N
A correspondent writes from Nuske

A correspondent writes from Muske-
gon:
THE logging operations of the pres
ent winter are unusually light. The
new logs TO be put in on the Muskegon
and tributaries will not exceed 375,
600, 600 feet, while last winter the log
crop reached fully $50, 00O,0 900 feet
From this it wosld be naturally infer
red that the operations at the mills
next seasos will be proporticnatsly
| light. There can be no other conclu-
sion. The logs now in the booms and
river drives will not exceed 2j0, 600. 600
feet, md adding TO these figures the
new logs, the total log crop for next
season will be about 625, 900, 600 feet.
OF course .ome of these logs will not
reach the mills i'm time to be cut, and
consequently Muskegon will have the
shortest 10. crop ever known in com
parison with the capacity of the mills,
which is over 200, 600, 600 feet. One of
the best evidences OF the dullness of
the lumber business this winter is the
rye amount of unused money in the
banks. At this time last year the two
bar hera had about $3.50, 900 cash on
hand, while this year there is lying idle
over $500, 600. A bank ca.hicr told me
last night TINT there was no great
number of borrowers this winter for
logging purposes; indeed, he said, the
best men are doing less than ever DO.
fore known What bears on the mill
owners bars on the laborers, and ths
thousands of wage earners were never
so hard up. The recent statistics, gath
cred by order Of Labor Commissioner
McGraw, show that their condition is
very bad, that but few Of them have
anything al,ad, with no work in the
lumber woods"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-10

Demorest's Monthly for January.
1884. is an unusually entertaining
number, and exceedingly rich in illus
trations. Among the articles of inter
est may be mentioned "On the
Thames, Sentiment and Science i'm
Philanthropy" by Rev o. B Frotb-
ingham; "How We Live in New
York." by Jenney June, and ''I'he
Home of Dorothy Vernon" The
interesting serial The Shores of
Nothing" Is continued. and ''Tle
Worlds Progress" and other depart
mcnts are full, useful, and varied,
The frontispiecs Is a fine steel engrav-
of Sir Frederick Leishton's celebrated
painting, Welded"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-10
m A. DEAN,
Notary Public,
rvrprRICyILLE. MICH

General conveynnc,ng, deeds. mort
ussrs. contracts, etc. promptly attend
ed -. Office Mt residence.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-10
GEORGIA SENDING FOR MICH.
JGAN GIRLS-OLD TIMESCHOOL.
iSliIN THE SOUTH.

The trouble with most OF the girls is
they are IN too big hurry to get mar
ried. When they get through school
or college they begin to look around
for fldllcr and as fsllers of the right
sort are scared they kill time for
year or two and then mate with some
body they don't want exactly and the
uniorfs no: happ". A girl had better
nt I IN t-ry at all than to ina ~ badly.
81 It of ~ men are poor and they
an an To marry. TIL girls a I'd
oys ,.Ic all on a strain TO keep up
with society. But il IL girl can sup
port herself she is independent AMI
can take her pick when he does mar
ry. Mr.. Whitner told me that he had
TO send to Michigan for girls To work
| in his Office. that he could not find
them here and he WAS now paying one
eight hundred dollars and another one
thousand dollars. That /. bad sign
for us. Ii IL "A reflection either on our
girls or system OF edscation. There
are many inviting fields for girls that
Ar. not yet occupied. Tia. world IL
full of picture cards aud Christmas
gems and they ought to make tho de
signs, for new patterns are wanted
every day. Photography is an art
that would lust suit their taste and
there ought to be n gallery attached to
every femal, college. How nice il
would be TO adorn the wallis or fill
portfolios with lovely likenesses of
every class that graduates and every
teacher or distinguished visitor. How
nice il would be to see n lady in charge
of Il gallery in every town. How much
better she could arrange the dress and
the position, and how kindly tie
children would take to her gentle
voice. know she would get the
patronage Of all the yourg men and
could have q trunk full of handsome
/ pictures to look at on Sunday il she
, wanted them.
/ Southern girlh are teaching now nll
over the land, and that is a good sign.
|, Before the war We used to get all our
( teachers from New England Bu,
then they didn't teach very long; foI
our young men and widowcrs married
/ them. and they made good wives and
= good mothers and they raised up good
{ rebels. They don't come now and our
{ own girls have monopolized the bust
ness. There isa nice young lady teach
: ing not far from me and she has G:
school close by and my little chaps ar'
going aud now l have TO hear their les
SONS every night, for they are in tn,
cautious state and don't want 10 be kop
in ut recess. A little boy tickled Car
on the foot yesterday and he got q
mark for cacSling. He say. he cvuldn'
helP it Tor it just ticklsd.itself before
he knew il. like these countr,
!. schools. My happiest memories ar
/. of the years that walked two mile
TO ore of them and carried my Dime
in basket, aud played on the road
and mt recess and noon, and stood al
in the long class aud spelt the har,
:. words and sometimes got head an'
!. told my good mother about it an,
received her approving smile. Thos
smiles and those tears. What worl
of love were in them. Bill Arp
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