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National Republican., 1885-11-02
liIUSEUENTS .

INDUCEMENTS.
A LBAuGms GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Commencing MONDAY, NOV 2.
Matlnecs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
Danie FrohmGn's Magnificent Company in David
Belosco's Great Comedy Drama,
MAY BLOSSOM,
with the Distinguished Actress,
GEORGIA CAYVAN,
with the Popular Comedian.
BENZ. MAGINLEY,
And other members Of the original cast in their
original roles as played by them under Mr..
Frohmnn's management for six months at the
Madison Square Thcgtcr.
Next Week,
DEVILS AUCTION.
THEATRE coMIQuE.
THE ONLY VARIETY SHOW IN THE CITY.
Another New and Entire Change Of Faces and
Features.
"ADA wHITMAN'sp
TROPICAL QUEENS
~ THE
FEMALE 40 THIEVES.
MatInces Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday.
DIME MUSEUM,
~ Penn. ave-, near 11th street.
Return OF the Favortes One Week Only.
GRAY AND STEPHENS,
In the Greatest Of All Their Dramas,
SAVED FROM THE STORM,
Introducing Their Five Great Performing Dogs.
Admission 10 This Great Show only 1Oc.
Seats reserved three days in advance
I'll ERZoG's NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE.
2P. M-Tw0 PERFORMANCES DAILY-S p. NJ.
Week Commencing November 2.
Washington's Little 81 sunbeam,
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Matinees and
LITTLE MUfFETTs.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Matlnees and
FANCHON.
R3-popular Prices-To Family Circle, 10c.: Re-
served Parquet and Orchestra Chairs, 25c. At NATL
noes only children under IL years Of age admitted
November O-Grand Production Of KIT THE
ARKANSAS TRAVELLER by Henry Chanfrau.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
AwEEK OF PURE COMEDY,
COMMENCING MONDAY NOVEMBER 2,
Engagement Of the universal favorites,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Florence,
In repertoire of their choicest plays.
Monday, -
and With His Little Hatchet.
| Thursday
| and THE
Friday MIGHTY DOLLAR.
Evenings.
Saturday First time in many years,
Nighti DoMBEY AND SON.
Next Week.-Mrs. RAG BABY.
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For RENT-HOUSES.

For observation-disclosures,
EOR RFNT-NO. 9 CALIGRApH IN PERFECT
Il condition; 81 per month; instructions given
Apply at Room 40. CorcOrpn Building. 1O-4
ELEGANT CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANOS
Ia for rent. Tuning and repairing q speciality. L.
A. uNSOls Piano Rooms, 731 9th ST. n. W.
1O-OC23-tf
EOR RENTS. E. COR. 11Tu AND SITS. n.
II W., store, I'd door and basement, suitable for u
frst.clnss dry goods or china and house furnishing
goods; possession given Immediately. Inquire Of
W. Is. MOSES & son, $. w. cor. 1lth and + sts.
se3U-lO-tf
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TRAYELER'S GUIDE.

THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
l. THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
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nj EN- OHLY-A NEW, QUICK, PERMANENT,
lh absolutely certain cure for lost or failing man
hood. Benefits within day; cures usually within
a month. No quackery; simple. scientific. Full
explanation, many references, and indisputable
proofs mailed, under seal, free. Address THE
ERIE MEDICAL COMPANY. Buffalo, N. Y.
T ADIEs-JUsT PUBLISHED, "TREAsIsE ON
IL acknowledgment OF the Female Bust and
Form" Colored Anatomical plate, full explana,
cents, Address r. o. DRAWER l79, Buffalo,
MY.
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For SALE.

For SILE.
EOR SALE--A MANTON BREEClI- LOADER; ;
Il cost SiO will sell for go; rod, cover, and
swab included. J. q. O., Republican Office. 81
EOR SALE-NERY CHEAP, HORSE AND
Il village cart; horse gentle; cart best maker will
sell horse separately. Address CART, Republican
Office. 80
EOR sALE--A 52-INCH STANDARD COLUM-
Il bia bicycle, price, $50, nj D20 + ST. N. w. S-3
DOR SALE-A NEAT LITTLE DINING
Il room; very cheap Address A. b., Republican
Otlice. S3
EOR SALE--A 52-INCH "STANDARD co.
J. lumbia' bicycle; price, $50. At 020 + ST.
Wv. S-:}
EOR SALE-ELEGANT BUILDING LOT ON
Il Odd ST., near L. %. 8lax97 to 30-foot alley; 30
cents per foot. +. BYRSE, 9th aud q sts. n. W.
81
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A LAW STUDENT WOULD LIKE 10 BE
n the only boaTder In family; where there are
young people preferrcd unqueslionable references.
Address LAW STUDENT, Republican Ohice.
Oc,I1 N
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T WANT A FEW SHARES OF PARTLY FILED
i Equitable Building Association stock. Address,
stating value and number OF shares, Il. NJ. j., Re-
puhlCnn Office. oc2b3t
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LOST md FOUND.
IEG1L.
DARICK o'FARRELL.
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELOR-AT- LAW,
No. 1928 X Street Northwest,
WASHINGTON, D. G.

Practices in the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, In the U. 81 Court of Claims, and before
the various Departments ut Washington.
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DATENT ATTORNEY-CHAR J. GOOCH,
Il st. Cloud Building 9th and # sts N. W.
Twenty years experience. Prompt and careful
personal attention given TO every case.
National Republican., 1885-11-02

WAN D-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS IN
w northwest part Of city, with board conve venent
by gentleman and wife; state price. w. II. W.,
Republican Oilce. d-i
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WANTED-A SINGLE MAN WANTS AN UN.
w furnished room with stove; rent not exceed
ing 60. Address BENZ. CROSS, Republican o1lce
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WE ARE SELLING sTADELMAN & co.'s
w Best Family Brand Mince Meat at lOc per
pound. Stands-27 Center Market, 7th.st. wing,
and 2O3 Northern Liberty Market 9th and X sts.
j, y. BUSICK. Oc2D.lm
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A BIG oFFER-To INTRODUCE THEM, WE
n will GIVE AWAY ], 900 Self-Operating Wash.
ing Machines. If you want one send US your name,
r. q. and express office at once The National Com
pany, 23 Dey ST., New York. oc16.mwf6m
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UliNTED---ROOlTS.

WTANTED-A GENTLEMAN ANDwfFE WISH
w Handsomely furnished rooms and excellent
table board; location northwest; exposure southern
or eastern. Address f. Care Letter Carrier No. 10,
City 20. A
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yNrANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w wish two handsomely furnished rooms and
excellent table board location northwest; exposure
southern or eastern. Address T., Care Letter
Carrier No. 10, City l.. o. 4.3
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WE ARE SELLING STADELMAN & CO.'S
w Prime Preserves (Damsons, Peaches, &c) ut
12c per pound; 10c per pound by the bucket.
Stands-27 Center Market, lth'st. wing, and 2O3
Northern Liberty Market, 9th and X sts; j. s..
BUSICK, OC5O-lm
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at s72O ycar-s6O monthly. Address PEIMA-
NENT, Republican Office. MOIST
7 AIDES WISHING TO TAKE LESSONS IN
IL painting Mt their homes can hear of good
teacher by addressing ARTIST, Box 407, City T.. o.
no1-3t
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" dNTED-HELP.

UTANTED-A FIRST-CLAsS CATERER Fol,
w nnCe dining room and kitchen; central loeu.
tion aud very desirable. Address NJ. W. NJ, Re-
publican O1Ce. 2-i
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TT.iNTED---HOUsES.

w A N T r D-DwEJLING HOUSE WITH
w store and stable IL possibe; centrally located.
Address NJ. NJ, Republican OnlCe. 3.2
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WE ARE SELLING STADELMAN & CO.'S
w Prime Fruit Jelies (Curraut, Lemon, Straw
berry, &C. ut 12c per pound; lOc per pound by the
bucket. Stauds-27 Center Market, Tth-st. wing
and 2O3 Northern Liberty Market 9th and X sts
j. s. BCSICK. oc2O1m
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NNrANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN TO DO GEN.
w eral housework; white preferred. Call ut Oj8
Mass. av. n. w. 2.3
NXTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work; must be good cork and stay nights;
bring good reference. $40 II ST. N. W. 81
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-19
wonderings Of u Lover.

New YORK TOWN. IpH'csI
Somehow | am never weary of Watching
the girl am going to marry. 1t Is 30 odd
10 think that she and are TO PASS the greater
part Of our lives together. ! watched hcr
last Sunday for an hour at Coney BLAND M
she sported, unconscious, on the befch, ana
when she came back TO my side and closed
her eyes In n rovcrie, ! wondered IL she
would wake me in the morning with sweet
kiss, or whether she would pull the pillow
from under my head with jerk and make
me feel I had fallen down a precipico lV,OOO
feet high. VIII she DO ready to open the
door and receive me kindly when come
home late, or will she call me hard names
and threaten to go home to her motheri
As ! take her soft palm In mine and kiss
tho tips Of her pink fingers, ! wonder II they
will ever give mo box that will make my
ears tingle She has pretty little mouth
and pearly teth; and will she over put
them TO bnd use by reading me curtain
lectures. WIN those mild, blue eyes ever
flash in anger at me, and will that wealth
Of auburn hair, 50 neatly coiled. ever hang
in frouzy disorder down her back' Sho has
cunning little feet She says they get cold
very easily. Horror! VIII she ever put
them on me when they are coldi WIZ She
waste all my hard earned savings in jim
cracks' VIII she give me cold dinner.
win she pick all the change from my pock-
etsi VIII she neglect tho house and SossiI
with tho neighborsi
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Medals Won by Mexico.
Mexico Two Republics.


Mexico has won the following prizes at
the New Orleans exposition up to the oh
ult. the prizos being carried oil by tho re-
spective states:
Chiapas, u second premium for collsc
ton OF Indian clothing,
Campeche, u second premium for palm
hats.
Oaxaca, an honorable mention for leather
riding pants; first premium for handmade
palm hats, and first premium for hand
made Indian dresses.
Queretaro, a second premium for leather
dresses.
Yucatan, n first premium for hand made
Indian skirts. Sixto Garcia, Of Merida,
also drew n first pIiU, for palm hat.
Guam juato, u second premium for long.
leather riding pants.
San Luis Potos IA second prize TO Lorenzo
Campos for soft felt hats.
Puebla, first premium for soft felt hats,
most showily displayed.
City Of Mexico, a flrst-claSs premium on
wings to Beltran a. Albert, alsp to Land
wehr a. Medina for silk lined riding hats; to
ID. f. RUIZ for leather riding pants, best
exhibited; Mariana and Jesus Fernandez,
incrusted writing-desk; + iward w. Kuhn
for the most extensive collection OF furni
ture of Mexican woods AMI Of wood worked
up.
Durango second class medal for felt
riding hats, lined; and honorable mention
for felt riding hats.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-19

Boston Budgetl
Johnny, be good boy and will take
you to the circus next year.'
Take mo now, pa; the circus is in thu
present tents
Keene Gets Anead OF u Confidence Man.
New York Letter.
Alongside the roadway near the jerome
park race-track u three card monte swndler
set up his tripod. His chatter and his manip
ulaton Of the cards were uncommonly
brisk, for there was momsntary danger of a
policeman coming to stop him. Passengers
were being emptied from train, and they
surrounded the operator But for a time
his only betting was with his confederate,
who Of course won right along
James w. keene, the Wall-streeter, ar
rived with several friends AMI looked on the
game. The gamblers pal resorted to the ia
milar trick of syly bending a corner of the
face-card, by that means making it appear
that the winning one could be picked out t.
u certainty. keene surprised the spectators
by saying: "rll bet you $50 that can pick
out the jack" The sum was above the
gamblers capital, but he got $40 out Of his
pockets and the stakes were put into the
hands of an honest bystander
Now, my fine fellow said Keene, "you
think you've got sure thing Oh me. But
you haven't The chances are exactly
even. shan't choose the bent card, for of
course that isn't the jack. You've smooth ed
the jack in handling them and bent one of
the others. So the jack must NO one of the
smooth card', and in taking this one, '-ani
here he placed his hand on the card--"my
chances are square against you. Seel All!
yes; I've won"
He pocketed the stakes and was cheered
by the instructed crowd.
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NEW JERSEYS BURIED FORESTS.
Novel Industry Of the Dennisviiiians-- -
Ditching for Saw Logs.

lCor, Philadelphia Time3.l
-Four mile, beyond Woodbne, out on the
sandy stretch Of old sea bottom or beach
that is named the Cape May peninsula, Wa
came upon Dennisvillo, whore all the Den
nses Of all time had evidently settled.
"We're all in the loggn' business" said a
tall, thin Dennis, yet as far rs the eye could
reach not Il tree could be seen standing that
would even make the ghost Of "A fair log
"They amt growin'," continued the man.
"rhey are underground. We dig for them or
spear them, as you might say. Here's the
tool" and, stepping into a low hut, he
brought out a crowbar that, like every thing
else,' seemed attenuated and was stretched
out into long, slender pointed rod. "We
wade along" continued the man, "and probe
with this feeler, and when VIZ strike log
we feel around, and If 1t Is a good one we
dig her up. and II 1t amt we lot her soak,
that's about the way OF it,"
$50 in Jersey you burrow for your logsr
THAT'S about It," replied the man. "You
know, we're obliged to bo Il whit odd or so;
we've got the name OF it, onnyhow"
"The secret OF this business said a
well known geologist, "is that ages ago all
this area was covered with fine growth Of
large trees, and tho same are found growing
in some parts Of tho swamp yet, but they
have died out and fallen down and sunk into
tho soft mud, and so boen covered up by
mold and mud, until many other layers
have grown over them; but in some rem ark.
able way tho wood is preserved, and these
sunken ancient logs are lust Us good for
shingles and other articles rs they were
when alive; hence for many years there has
been a steady hunt for them, and Dennis
vile is u result Of the industry. To tho bot
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woinan's Rights In France.


Now that Mme. Nilsson has won her suit
against her late husbands relatives, thcro is
a hope that tho natural property rights of
women may come to be fully recognized in
France Tho circumstances Of the case were
these: After her marriage to HIM, Nine.
Nilsson lent to NJ. Rouzeaud $ii, 800, which
she had eerned in her maiden days. This
sum fell into the hands of his relatives, and
after his death they refused to return it t.
the widow. All her property, they claimed,
hocame his property when she became his
wifo, so that it was really his own money
that no had borrowed from her. and IL now
belonged to them, as his blood relatives and
heirs-at-law.
In tho past years such claims have been
sustained, but this time the court seems to
have yielded 20 the demands of common
sense and justice, and dsciied that the
money must be returned to MN. Nilsson. 1t
is Just verdict, and marks u distinct gain
for the cause Of woman's right in France.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-19
The Onto Yell.


The Maumce river, winding through its
splendid rich valley, seems to possess pc
culiar beauty all ITS own, writes Thomas
Stevens, in an article de criptive Of II bicycle
ride through Ohio. The Maumoe waters
smiling valley, where orchards, fields AMI
meadows alternate with sugar maple groves,
and in it, fair bosom reflects beautiful land
scape view, that are changed and rcboauti-
fed by tho master hand Of the sun every
hour Of the day, AMI doe.ly ombelishel at
night by the moon.
1t is whispered that during "the late un.
ploa santness' the Ohio regiment could out
yell the Louisiana tigers pr any other Con
federato troops, two to uue Who has not
heard of tho "Ohip yeli"i Most people are
ma unanimously inclined 10 regarl this
rumor rs simply gag on the Buckeye
ioys, but it int The Ohiuans are to the
manner born; the buckeye yell" is a
tangible fact All along tho Maumee it
resounds in my ears Nearly every man or
boy who from the fields, far or near, secs
mo bowling along tho roads, straightway
delivers himself Of u veil. uuro and simple.
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Making Home Beautiful.
Globe crat

An extremely pretty novelty is the Italian
growing vases. Although they are new
in vention, they have received general pa
tronage and approval for their simple yet
beautiful effect
The vase must be soaked under water for
at least twelve hours, then "a soon as taken
out Of tho water, and while it is still wet
cover it with the seed (Which is supplied with
tho vase) by sprinkling it on, taking care not
to leave any part uncovered; then at once
I'll it with water and every morning refill 1t
II tho water De decreasing
In few days tho vase will be covered
nth beautiful green foliage This is very
Rective, making handsome ornament
These porous pots are said to / 9 healthy in a
room, as the herbs growing on them absorb
damp and foul air.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-19
Looking at the Working Girls


But this is not Sodom or Gomorrah, nor
do l believe that the proportions Of good and
evil are more deplorablc here than else
whore; but it Is undeniable that the quanti-
ties Of both are enormous l stood for half
an hour one afternoon where / could watch
the passing of thousand working girls on
their departure from several factories
for their homes. Thoy were merry,
chattering, and seemingly c. less, but
their clothes and employment demon
strated their poverty as inter-
csvou III comparing Lnem with my rec
olection OF an equal number OF Fifth
avonue fashionables, whom l had scrutin-
lied at church-going time last Sunday. Is
there anything in the idea that wealth and
refinement beautify facesi Nothing at all
Putting rigidly out OF all consid Grafton the
adornments which were present In tho one
case and absent In the other, and judicially
deciding on the bare faces, feel bound to
render the opinion that the pool girls were,
in the aggregate, fully as handsome rs the
rich.
There is no typical New York beauty.
In both multitudes the proportion of really
pretty girls was large and very diversified; !;
and found that the Clara We're de We're
sort was as plenty in one lot as in
tho other. But l SGT out to rite
point in favo" of the morals Of
the working maidens Three dudes
had taken their position for mash
ing purposes. They industriously, and
think ably, ogled every good-looking miss
who passed, hut they failed ignoby. Their
insults were not, however, received with the
imperturbable dsdain which would have
been elected in Fifth avenue hy like demon
strations, but the repulsion was, in the main
| quite decisive.
Tho fellows did not succeed in fosting
themselves upon the desired partners, and
for their pains they received an amount
of ridculo which, if they were new to the
! experiment, must have astoundcd them.
| Their glances, were not always met with
averted eyes, it is true, but the absence Of
coyness WAS usually compensated by unmis-
takablity, rs when young beauty, with
black dashed gray Irish eyes and freckled
cheeks, cried out merrily: CO. girls, see
the dummies, why don't the tailor take
| t.m in
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,Hb hAkU.


NV, g. dannett In Unityl
"Onc London dealer In birds rocc,vod
when tho fashion was at its height q single
consignment of ~, 900 dead humming birds
and another at ono time received 80. GOD
aquatic birds and 300, 900 pairs Of winss"
Think what u price to ray,
Face 80 bright and gay,
Just for u hatl
Flowers unvisitsi, mornings unsune,
Sca-ranges bare of tho wings that oar.
swung
Barcl Just for thatl
Think of the Others, too,
Others and mother too
Eright-EyeS IN hatl
Hear you no mbthcr-groan II ,atiny In mir.
Hear you no little moan birliing'. do
Somewhere, for thati
Caught mid some mother. work.
Torn by n hunter Turk,
. Just for your hati
il,nty OF mother heart yet In tho world:
All inc NOR" wings 10 tear, carefully
Women want that!
On, but the shame of 10,
oh, hut the blame Of IL,
Friro Of u haiti
Just Tor jauutinnSS Frightening tho streetl
ihs IL your halo - faces 80 sweet
Death; AMI for thatl
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-19
WOMAN AND HOME.
THE WIFE WHO WOULD JUST As
SOON BE A SoUAW.
Looking nj tho Working Girls Wonder.
ings of u IOver-Binding Books
and Pam nphIets-Isits Of House
and Home Talk.
Chicago Ledger


any dear" said Mr. Gidaker, one even
ing, us he leaned back in the base-rocker
aud put his slippers on the fender "did tho
thought ever occur to you that there Ii still
much trace Of savagery in man"
swell, 1T just has" replied his wife, with
a sigh. "I don't believe n day passes that ]
don't think about that worry thing"
"lndeed, my love- But you surprise M
greatly, for never dreamed that you gave
much thought to metaphysical subjects.
May inquire what 1t was that first pre-
sented the thought to your consideration
'I don't know as can tell what IL was
that first set mo to thinking about IL; but
guess it must have been pretty shortly after
married you II it wore all 10 be done
over again, believe would rather be
squaw after all
"Whntln exclaimed hcr husband, straight
ening up in the chair and t"king OH his
;nssos TO look at her; Louise, what can
you meant
"Why, IL a body has TO be savage, as
seems to be tho case, and has TO live with u
barbarian, as the most Of US have TO do. why
it's natural, don't you soc, for Us to prefer a
situation whore We can tako things the
easiest. Now, IL was u squaw, for instance,
| wouldn't"
"What arc you trying to say, Louise'"
| "Don't bother me, and I'll mighty so on
tell you. | was only trying to say that If 1t
wasn't for this same savagery, or whatever
! you call it, that crops out in n man just as
soon as you marry him, there'd be nothing
to hinder my taking the world most es easy
as n squaw.'
"rut tut, Louise; a squaw isa slave'
"Well, mint / one too, I should like t.
knowi Docs n squaw have to patch
and darni No. Does squaw have
to wash duds and dishe'i No
Does a squaw have to clean spittoons and
keep the children tidyi No. Does squaw
have to keep on her feet every minute o.
daylight, and then sit up sewing on button
and things until her eye-balls achei No
much she don't. Does a squaw have to cleaI
house and be worried into madness by d
chimney that won't drawi Not much. Doe
squaw have to stay in the house FOL
months at u time, bending over drudger.
till her bones ache, and her heart turn
sour for want Of little recreation, chang
of scene, and fresh airi No. Does
squaw have to sit up by herself abou
half the night four times n week while tn
head of the wigwam Is having n high oil
time ut the lodSei No. sir, she don't hav
TO do anything Of the kind About all sh
has to do is to boil dog and sad pair c
moccasns once in while. She may get
few more kicks in the ribs than the whit
slave, but suppose she gets used to tha
and don't mind 1t much Yes, hubby
you're right; there's lots Of savagery IN
man yet, ani nobody knows it better tina
lie fn