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49, SECOND FLOOR, No. 55 Asylum street. 5
Ea:;: nice rooms with gaMand water; SIS a month.
4s!iiA A desirable second floor of nice rooms
with all modern conveniences, will be rented low to
desirable tenant.
Desirable store on Put am street, suitable for any
kind of business Rent low. Possession immediate
ly. W. G. WARREN, Real Estate Agent,
R. NJ HOOKER, Builder, 81 Exchange Building.
nnS1
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RnR SALE CHE
FOR RENT

- HOUSE centrally located, with all mod
@H:;il ern improvements. For further particulars
N4ssAz inquire at No 12 Artisan street.
mh6 Inns F. CAFFREY & co.
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A White Man WEEDS Negress,

VIcKsBURG, Miss, April ga sensation
was created at the quiet town of Edwards,
Kinds county, Miss, Thursday night by the
marriage of Wesley Fair, young white
man, to Sallie Daniels, y brown-skinned ne
gro damsel. On Friday warrant was sworn
out charging the pair with miscegenatien and
on their failure to give bonds they were
locked up. Under the laws of Mississippi it
is criminal offense for a white person to
marry one of negro blood.
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fesPonso
Narded the following telegram:

Grover Cleveland. President of the United States:
The commissioner of pensions telegraphs me to-
day asking me to send him my resignation as
80, 1885. At the time he declares that rea-
son personal to myself, or to my management Of
from the President for four years, my present
term not ending until April 49, 1886. I have per-
gle to the interests confided to my charge Con
scious of this do not wish to resign and know of
no reason why I should take action that might
seem to be voluntary when in reality it would be
taken under protest Very respectfully your obedi-
ent servant, ADA c. SWEET,
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VOL. LII
dd1a11ts.
WANTED

N ing; also laundress and chambermaid COL
references required. Apply at
at 2t 20 ELM STREET
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A MANAGES TERRIBLE FURY.
He Kills His Mother And Sister And
Then Makes His Escape.


Then Makes His Escape.
CHICAGO, April 5.-A despatch received
last night from Monmouth, ILL.,, says: ''There
is great excitement here over reports of a
peculiarly horrible tragedy which took place
this afternoon at farm house five miles west
of this place. Addison Nash, a farmer well
known here, returned home about supper
time and found his wife and daughter, aged
respectively ffty-five and twenty-five years.
lying dead in great pools of blood, both hav-
ing been shot and apparently instantly
killed. The father discovering that his son,
an insane youth, aged about twenty, and
horse from the stable were missing, under
stood at once that the maniac had killed his
mother and sister and fed. The alarm was
at once given and soon reached here, and of
fcers and others Immediately started in
pursuit. The young man became violent
and dangerous about year ago, and was
taken to an asylum. Having recovered
somewhat, he returned to his family and
had been at home nearly six months The
theory is that his mania suddenly returned
while his father was absent, and he was i'm
PEELED to take the lives of his mother and
sister. The family was well known and
highly respected. The fact of the maniac
being still at large creates no little apprehen-
oioy, 1oot ba Yoou find otbar victims
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a experienced hosiery salesman One CONNIE
"A tent to take charge and buy for denartmant
if required Apply by letter or personally
apr 1t F Nj BROWN & 1,o
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2ea1 Estate
A Few Hundred Dollars Will Sc

A Few Hundred Dollars Will Sc.
cure a Good Home.
fs:4AA ONE FAMILY HOUSE, 200 Atwater street.
@;isI House and barn, 90 Auburn street Two fam
M 49,. lily house No. ii Clay, street. Two-family
house. 460 Orchard street. ALI to be sold low if sold
within ten days. Also for rent, first floor rs Wool
sey street, first floor 10 Newhall street, Portsea
street, 121 Portsea street: $40 Congress avenue and
second floor % Auburn street.
A. M HOLMES. HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE
60 CHURCH STREET. no15
FOR RENT.
d. FIVE Rooms within five minutes walk Of
E;ijI the City Market Water closet, water and
gas. Five rooms No. "a Spring street, near
the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad
shops. Small house of five rooms, No 10 Louis
street, Fair Haven: city water. Apply to
J. HELLER,
aus 1872 Chapel street or SO Olive street.
FOR RENT.
o. FROM May first, two very desirable rooms
%iis on the seconi floor of the National New Ha-
lsAven bank building, being portion of those
now occupied as law offices by Hon. Dexter R.
Wright. Heated by steam at expense of bank.
Apply to
f20 tt WILBUR f. DAY, President.
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WANTED

Co. A gentleman and wife WITH Infant ,.;,1 J.,
#Hi;iI SIRE BOARD and room in a private family
TERMS FP O. DR AWEP Ss ssLI!a4tIng
apr6eod2t ~ " En- 30 CITY
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A experienced retail dry goods man as supern-
"a tendent Good opening for the right man
TALLY.
apr 1t F. NJ BROWN e. 70
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o. PART or all of house on George street, near
MS.::i Howe, containing six rooms on first, six on
M9ssssA. second and two third floor Prefer
small family of adults requiring only portion OF
rooms. Apply (only) at
apr6 81 FREMONT HOUSE, Room a.
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Miss Sweet then wrote an official letter to
General Black in reply to his dispatch in
which she suggestedpto that gentleman that
she had informed the President and also that
she declined to send in her resignation, as
she did not know why she should.
If they chose to remove her it
would be a removal without cause,
and for that they are responsible. It is stated
on authority that Mrs. Mulligan, widow of
the famous Colonel Mulligan, is to be Miss
Sweets successor
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aew 9atta @ailg a9Q11orning Sonrnal aud Gouritt.

dering assistance in preserving order The
railroad company is affording all possible
relief to refugees. 1 have sent many out
on the line of the road. Transit remains closed.
One relief train reached Panama last night at great
risk having been stopped by insurgents and one
person forciby removed The wires to Panama
are continually being cut. -
tSigned) KANE; Commanding
In view of this later dispatch the Secretary
has decided to send by the steamer Acapulco,
which leavessNew York, an additional force
of $50 marines to Colon
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
Offices To Let

49, HOUSE AND BARN. with considerable
B#:i land on Middletown avenue. Also a large
I'LL building for sale on Grand street Inquire of
NJ. HELLER.
ma27 I'm 71S Chapel Street, up stairs.
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WANTED

n o1IGAIIoN by respectable girl to do gen
eral housework; reference if IT c;,lired Cali al
40 IT. 743 GRAND STPFET
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<A BY small respectable family three or four
#Hi,, furnished rooms for light housekeeping in a
~ privatefamily. Terms $40 per month. Address
"a 2t* X. - This Office.
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Rare Chance

A Rare Chance.
- A FARM in Woodbridge for sale or to be
#a::;l exchanged for city property. consisting of
@ssA 471ac acres of wood or timber. and about so
acres of meadow plough land This farm may be
known as the Nelson Newton Farm, about miles
from New Haven, and short distance from Sey-
mour, Ansonia and Birmingham, and is well adapt
ed for farm gardening and for milkman For
particulars apply to Humans Real Estate Agency
50 Church street, or A. Hitchcock, Milldale, Conn.,
fe24eodtf
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BOARD of Aldermen.

BOaFU Oh AFUtF1HIUWs
ITO the Sheriff of the City of New Haven, greet
Il ing:
You are hereby required to warn the Board of
Aldermen of said City to meet at the Chamber of
the Board in said city on MONDAY, the 9th
day of April, 1885, at 7:30 O'Clock p. m.
Given under my hand this I'd day OF April,
1885. GEORGE HOLCOMB, Mayor.
The foregoing is true copy of the original war
rant Attest THOMAS c. HOLLIS,
az 1t City Sheriff.
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A SITUATION to cook, wash and iron in a prt-
~ vate family; good references Inquire at
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WANTED.

a SMALL room near the colleges in which to
IA study during the day.
apr ct BOX 1Os West Haven
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FOR. RENT

- A desirable tenement of seven rooms to
gR:ii Americans and adults only; set range, wash
MAsA tubs, bath ROOM etc; location central; price
$21. Also four rooms arranged for housekeeping at
1874 Orange street; price $1250 Inquire on
a3 eodtf THE PREMISES.
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Rea1 Estate.

William H. Wheeler.
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
Money Loaned on Chattel Mortgages and other Sc
curities at short notice.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,
RENTS AND BILLS COLLECTED
a3 SIS Chapel Street.
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- TWO, three or four connecting rooms, one
RI:: flight up; toilet room attachedi good light
MMslA steam heat
HALLS TO LEr-One Axis feet with ante-room;
mas4 GEORGE H. FORD,
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Houses For Sale Near
49, BROADWAY, Whalley avenue,
W::if State street, Kimberly avenue,
@lHx Crown street. Dixwell avenue,
tjrand street, Howard avenue,
Chapel street, Clinton avenue,
Orange street, Sylvan avenue,
Elm street, Davenport avenue.
Wooster street, Congress avenue,
George street, Columbus avenue.
]. Mel Bassett, 8l8 Chapel Street.
r1oCO
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District of New Haven Probate Court,
April 4th, 1885. !
T1STATE OF MARIA PERT, late of New Haven,
H. in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the district of New Ha-
ven hath limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors of said estate to
hibt their claims for settlement Those who neg
lect to present their accounts, properly attested
within said time, will be debarred recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
H c. KINGSLEY, Eao,,+ors
a6 2CG-w1t II. T. BLAKE,
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9eta1 Estats,

FOR RENT, 4
Co., UPPER TENEMENT, five rooms I4s
~ Humphrey street; Sis May iss al ST.
Farm Wanted.
HIRE s,sstS d era sized farm for one year
a4st JP B.,.TH1s OFFICE.
For RENT.
for tive fs r5 nns on n the r sla ooE
~ six on tie second. Water carried up and
doyns Inquire on THE PREMISES.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
@iiiI from the city. House contains IA rooms and
schools lot is s5 feet 'front.' $50 feet deep Will be
sold low e RE gf0f Gs ssna OFFICE
aa go CHAPEh sFREET
FOR RENT,
90 TO 1rst-class party the second floor of the
o or more neeed % sf ye
ter closets, steam heating etc. Apply between and
P m n. on the premises, to ~ ,,r,,
FOR RENT,
49, hfiA FROM May the svaEF dsrabe suite of
Be- By eys ss
tenant on or before april 15. Apply personally or
by letter to
a3 ct Room 12, SO Church street.
FOR RENT,
ffHee4sAA A NICE. upper floor of four rooms to
@#ilS small family at No 80 Lyon street. with all
- modern improvements; hot and cold water,
bathroom, water closet and laundry room. INQUIRE
of H. STINOW, No. 80 Lyon street,
az tt or 692 Chapel street.
FOR RENT.
49, SUITES of rooms and single Apartments to
MassAand eligible locations in the city. All the
modern improvements POSSESSION given, If de
sired. April 49,. Address CENTRAL.
az lin Courier Office.
FOR RENT.
GTORE on Grand Street, located between Frank |
- lin and Jefferson streets. The store is large
and well lighted. and well arranged for any kind of
business 1t has been pied by Herman H |
Hoffmester for the last 10 years stove and tin
store Possession given or before the first of |
next May, 1885. Rent moderate: Inquire of
apr2tf Lila State Street
FOR RENT.
g. ONE STORE, No. 104 State street, with or /
#H::: without brick barn in the rear |
#HssA Apply to MASSENA CLARK, |
al I'm 81 Church street, Rooms4
FOR RENT.
O. SIX ROOMS up stairs, No. So Edwards |
@::s street. Gas and water. Rent $3.50 per
@ssssA month. Possession given Immediately Apply |
to WIN. F. DAMN,
maa6tf 1o5 Greene or 50 Franklin Streets
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WALTER A. MAIN,
West Haven, Conn.
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FOR RENT,

a.. TO right parties, suites of furnished rooms
% sssass gelling near the d ise1a raT
bedroom etc, Hot and cold water. steam heat
nerfecf plumbing, Address PLEASANT.
anr6tf Box 1856, P. o.
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FOR RENT,
fhHs.sA Sc Wooster street. II rooms, all improve
W:;:l ments. Houses to rent on Chapel State,
&#ssN Ward, Woolsey, Orange, Grown, Carlisle
Henry. Whiting, James, Hill. Park, Orchard, Nor
III Houses for r sale from from s., 600 to $4,000.
Money to loan.
II. G. SLOAN & SON,
Room 8 Benedict,s Building.
MO
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For Sale to Close an Estate.
49, GOOD LOT for SIS a foot
Nlsisl
@siAx Lot on Lloyd street 1923 foot.
Ire. e. BALDWENsS
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 81s CHAPEL STREET
Tnh31 daw
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EyROM one hundred and fifty to two hundred
Il quarts of milk per day, or twenty or twenty
five mich COWS. About four and half miles from
New Haven, ENEAS GORHAM,
apr6 6t* Hamden.
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FOR. RENT,

TV1HE annual meeting of the Chamber Of Com
l. merce will be held at the Parlors of the Securi
ty Insurance Company, Tuesday, April tn, at
p M CdAS. w. SChANION.
anr6 2t Secretary.
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A SITUATION by Scotch girl as firstclass
cook: is willing to make herself generally use
a3 3t* PECK cor IA CRSnN cTpTrr
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1000 BUILDING LOTs
o. IN nd about the city
Mss.A Also several desirable FACTORY SITES
and DWELLING HOUSES. TERMS TO sUITTHE
PURCHASER. Apply to
MAsSRNA CLARK.
al sm 81 church street, Room 4,
FOR RENT,
49, LOWER FLOOR of 10s Wooster street.
EA!A mh3O If los WOOSTER STREET,
FOR SALE.
- ONE fine located corner business lot, corner
M:i State and Edwards street, suitable for dou-
M&ssA BILE house and stores, 4Sx75. Also another
eligible lot, corner of Howard and First
street, 50x150. Inquire of JOHN DORNHEIM,
mast 1m* 216 State Street.
FOR RENT.
- A PLEASANT ROOM on first floor at 1877
M:;: Church street. suitable for law real estate
office at $75 per year; Also large yard with
sheds Lafay Silver street, suitable for
stone wood yard. Rent very low: Inquire at
law office of c. T. DRISCOLL,
E1a31tf 157 Church Street,
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W NT En

ET.ssf By small adult family, five or sig rooms
4Eiii on the SECOND floor of house within Is min
institutes walk of the Post Office. Address stat
ing location and terms which must he moderate
ap3 p q P1y Gsa
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE

49, FOR SALE, a large twofamiy house; lot
WR: 50x11O on Asylum street, with good barn for
NAsssNx 81 800. Terms easy.
A new house on Washington street, suitable for
two families, at the low price of $500 Also
good two family house on same street for $4,000;
have nice property Lombard street that
will be sold for much less than its worth
FOR RENT.
A small house and barn Congress avenue.
Rent S. per month
So 600 to loan at per cent.
The above property are decided bargains. Call
and examine
THOMAS O'BRIEN & CO.,
m21 800 CHAPEL STREET.
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EnR RENT

49, NEW HOUSE Clinton avenue, neal
@;: Grand street; modern improvements, unex
REssL~ ceptional location. Possession April 18th
mh23tf 90 CLINTON AVENUE.
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FOR RENT.

49, THE modern brick house No g. Trumbull
M.;il
IA!!I street. now occupied by the Rev. Or. Todd all
modern improvements. Can be had for term of
years. Apply to 1z1,p1
m31 $50 Chapel street.
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D Y middle-aged man of strict integrity and
- good business habits position in or near New
Haven as double entry bookkeeper either in a store
or manutactory. Has had much experience in
making up pay rolls, paying off and keeping manu-
dress a II ~
al l2t" THIS OFFICE.
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WAN FED,

A SITUATION by young lady STENOGRAPH-
Err and TYPEWRITER who is willing 70 servo fo-
a small salary.
Inquire at
al ct THIS oErI1,u,
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FOR SALE.

g. NO 70 Bristol street, nearly and fine
@:;;I residence property. The house has Is rooms.
I'LL. conveniently arranged for two families and
furnished with bath room, hot and cold water; The
lot is 40 14T price 5000 This is very desirable
place and can be secured at bargain by prompt
customer.
Twenty-sx houses and thirty seven tenements to
rent in different parts of the city.
Money to loan on LIST mortgage security at and
per cent interest.
The collection of rents for property owners a
speciality.
HORACE r. HOADLEY.
2HOADLEy BUILDING.
OPEN EVENINGS az
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S2 n0O ON Real Estate at per cent
pSe(oV per annum. Security ample and
perfectly safe. Address ~
'B. c." care G. s. Mersick & Co.,
az IVY New Haven, Conn.
Air. TO RRNT, house. Must have modern i'm
Wj;i. provements
A.AA a1tf LOCK BOX S99.
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Showing Signs of Improvement i'm His
Condttfon-He Rests Well and Takes
NOisrfshGlents
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Board and Rnn1us.
AND ROOMS.

O. ONE large front room with bedroom adj
joining; both nicely furnished; suitable for a
49, professional gentleman or two young men at
ma20tf 126 HIGH STREET
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- TWO good brick houses, with modern i'm.
#ii provements; rooms each; in the first yard OF
bought for S. 900 EACH For sale short time. Also
a new two family frame house, 10 rooms; lot 4ox
200. Price only 81, 800,
FOR RENT,
A good house and barn, 5 acres of land, with
grapes fruit etc., in West Haven Center; rent low.
Also number of houses and tenements in the
city-rents reasonable.
Money to loan in amounts of 81, 000 So, 900 or
$4,000 at per cent. Inquire at
NO. 10 CHURCH STREET, ROOMS 2.
W-Of1ce open evenings from to g.
m21 L.. r.. CONESTOCK.
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WANTED,
To BUY lot of Second-hand Furniture and Car
promptly attended to at
ia17 CEJTTECIJ
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MARINE LIST.
Sk2ka PORT oFNH" HAVEN x46sa

ARRIVED.
Sch Oracle D. Chambers Lans, from Baltimore
Sch James Il: Hoyt, Dissoway, from Baltimore
Sch George Henry from Va, Hoboken.
Sch James D. Dewell, Sharp, from Baltimore,
Boston.
From Havana March %, schr General S. E. Mer-
win Sawyer. Tor Boston, with 1853 hhds, and .145
hao of
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FOR SALE.

49, WITH FIXTURES Good stand for gr
##::iI eefy OF saloon. Tenement and barn with It
HAsA luired. The store is located at 145 Saltol
stall avenue. For particulars inquire at
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-15

held tie love of husband and children .nd
nome higher than all else beside. | hold
mat no one !, and especially no woman, can
ever wholly outlive the age of romance.
and it is to women, rather than men
,nst 50 much of domestic happiness is due.
In spite of all the slurs and sings Of the
peSs!mlst there are more ideal homes, and
ideal lives than of which the world has
ever dreamed. The path, as it often does.
may lie through pain and poverty. but
with God and love threading and lighting
1t up through all its homely details, this
lie may become 50 grandIy beautiful and
sublime as to be above all callings and
creeds.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-15

1t is now stated that the remarkable
novel entitled "The Story of Mary" just
issued in book form by Carleton, was
written by Mrs. Senator Spencer Of Ala
bama. On the title page is the simple
statement, "By an American" This
makes it doubtful that Mrs. Spencer has
anything to do with the authorship. She
was a Miss May Nuncz, and as the name
indicates, is Of Spanish descent She was
an actress and member Of Augu8tin Days
and has played leading comedy
parts. She is very handsome, and is
brilliant conversationalist, and when she
went to Washington as a senator's wife she
made decidedimpre8Sion in society Mrs.
Spencer is now in San Francisco,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-15

We trust cur ladies will use their inAu-
ence with father, brother or husband to
have our State fifty represented next win
ter in the Exposition Of the Three Amer.
lcas. The North. Central and South
American Exposition interest is being
carried forward with great energy, great
wealth and great perseverance. Our State
gained laurels last winter Ladies, if not
allowed there ourselves let us at least use
our influence for cur State at large. The
time is coming when women will not be
considered separate from an interest in the
State by any commissioner Of them all.
Until that time let US nobly wait, perform
ing good deeds and hiding our time. We
are sure that, considering the might of
woman, as displayed at the exposition last
winter, in industries, invention and arts,
our commissioners are even now rcgretful
of the action that excluded Arkansas
women from any part in the States Expo
sition Exhibit.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-15

Sir Henry Ponsonby is desired by Prin-
cess Beatrice to return Her Royal High
ness best thanks to Mr. Bedford and the
male and female operatives employed in
the American Waltham Watch Company,
for the beautiful watch which they have
had the kindness to present to the princess.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-15

long way the wisest."
These few words go to show Mr.. Twaip,s
home to be one of the happiest.
Robert lngersoll, atheist though he be
has said and written some Of the most
beautiful things Of love and marriage that
any age has yet produced. He it was who
wrote the transcendingly beautiful senti-
ment; " like to think oflove as eternal,
Treat your wife as though she we're a
splendid Hover, and She will fill your life
with perfume and joy 1t has been said
by those who know, that his home life Is a
dream Of beauty, living poem.
The memory of Garfield is thousand
times endeared by bis reverence for his
wife and mother. One of the sweetest
most pathetic, most suggestive incidents in
any life, was the impulse which caused him
TO salute with kiss his wife and aged
mother IN the presence Of the vast throne
who had come to witness his Inauguration.
1t was the one thread of gold which
united his private life with his brief public
career Just such little things comprise
nobility itself, and makes the whole
world kin"
1t seems to have remained for the late
General Grant to give US one of the purest
Of domestic life the world has
ever known. Throughout a long and dis
career his affection for his wife
never wavered. When already upon the
threshold of another existence, and tearing
that all too soon death might claim him,
he fastened to write the words that were
to assure her competency. Even in his
last moments his thoughts were with her,
and his expressed wish that she might rest
beside him. Great is everything he under
took, his life of simple and answering
loyalty to his family, is one of the grandeSt
pictures that has ever been produced
There is many a lesson to be learned from
the life Of Grant He was manly and
earnest to an unusual degree, consequently
the elements of intense JOY and grief were
never wanting.
That Mrs. Grant was devoted wife and
mother none can doubt. Although the
leaves of this part of her hearts history
we may not yet turn, we cannot but know
that the remembered radiance Of his love
will golden all the sad, sweet memories Of
his glorious career, No life, however
commonplace, passes across the worlds