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Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22
pYNAMITIRs ~ faAACY.

Hsyre, FsbEasry la.-Tbsrs VA
great sx,itsnent here 10 day about q
large quantity Of dynamite supposed
N b concealed In The bouss Of q
man named Douvan. 20 Irish ship
CHANDLER. The dynamite Was b
iisvsd to have como from Ameriea.
Donvsn's premises are surrounded
BY Frsnnb police, who. however. rs-
fused TO allow . search TO b made.
Several od the delegates 10 the som.
ing con vsntion have stsid at Don
vans house and It vas even proposed
that the mestisg should be held hsre.
Michel Flsnnsrv, one Of the dele
gates, lott last night for pispps, on
ola way 10 fu Ilapd. It 10 believed
tbst Ylsansry and several suspect,
will sail BY the Elder FROM South
smpton TO morrow for New York.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22
,lAc,sa SrAn nrxss II pAars.

1IActru 0rAn MlNes n SAnIs-
Salt LAts, February 13--Whss
Tsuy Droihsss Of Miehigsn fs,lsd
mention wss made Of tbsir Utah
nining property. The prissipal
sins 10 u, Crescent. II is claimed
hsrs that IN sdort 10 po~ bsisg nsds
70 ssll The propsrty 10 Paris, ssd to
that end sE senator Ferry 10 nov IN
France with sx-Ssesstary Wisdoa.
They are i,ooa 10 b Joined By ". 8.
MoCoruek, swsalthy banker OF this
city. sho viii Aalp them IN their ~
sotistiops.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

aa srt,cls eoasnsnt,pg spoa On "
ticls ~ the Prescott Journal. relative
70 the lecture By Jsdes Sumner
Howard % Normosisn, ssntilatss
tbs old old idsa, The 'antiqaatsd war
cry Of cant. viz: that whstsvsr lives
o. grows il The fscs Of opposition
oust hsvs in itsslf The slsaents
Of goddess, or b bassd 10 justice
and rsasou.
II this we're true bow macy good
things nsn have opposed. The world
bas gon" mad. On eoununism: an
,dss stirling st the sxistsnes Of
society: sn snsny 70 social progress
and TO The advance Of iptslligsncs
and civilization: . notion justifying
robbssy, rspine, murder: . msrcilssa
soeislistie bssst without ipsslligence,
o. pity: On engine Of sv,l nnd rsetsd
By moral sense, which doms and
executes without consideration o.
possible bsae6esal result 70 any one
innocent and innofsnsivs msn, women
and ehildrss. and yst which grows.
and sprssds, and ineTsasss.
Nshoust eoassivsd his doetsius
hat bsipg in opposition 10 that Of
.hoss around him. 10 its propsgstioc
bs met with opposition. and 10 the
night hs Asv with Q few faastiesl
follower from Nsosa to Modens, Q
ssss outssst, leader Of . small sst
~ho, pleased BY The crssi 10 gave
them. canningly Addressed to the
ssnsuous slsnsnts Of their ANIMAL
natures. we're really 10 d, his bid
ainG. The Arst oct Of sending Omar
20 way lay . party % their road to
Mecca and "briug good account Of
hem" was covert command TO mur-
der, and was 80 understood and q
scuted. The Mesdow Massacre was
but the history Of fapaticisn repeat
ng itself. Mshomstsnism gathered its
irst elements Of strength, in the face
Of opposition. by fraud, violence
and robbery. and bloodshsd, and
then in the face Of the opposition Of
the world. held together BY pretended
divine revelation, With the shout Of
God 10 God. and Ali 10 his prophst /;
carried its bloody banners, over the
bulworts Of civilization, from Arab .
to the Pyrensss, and 10 day With the
same creed il lives and josti6ss the
psrpstrstion Of beastly cruelt,ss,
under the Same Gag ana With the
same tenets.
Communism and Nsbomstanism
have both filled the conditions of the
dictum Of the "Era," !" but who except .
savage will say that communism is
right, and who but . person Of .
Kindred doctrine will sndorss Ashom
etspismi
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22
YOUTHFUL fnAIH wkxcxxIs

AeSA~ =" "@eSAseS-
Asrstsll, Texas. February l7.-Ap
stssnpt was made 10 wresk . pssssn
gsr train on the New Orleans divis.
lon Of the Texas Pacific Eail,osd lsts
last night below Marthsv,lls, La. A
rail on " bridge wss taken 40. For.
. freight train struck tis
bridge half IN hour ahead, Of the
passenger, which carried 200 lives.
The snlans and slsvep freight esrs
vsrs hurled from the bridge. The
entire freight train VA badly wreck
ID. Th' sas'ns,F snd arsmsn mir.
escaped unhurt. Two boys
wsrs arrested charged with the crime,
bat II j. bslieyed they Vsss incitsd
BY oths's 10 commit The deed.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

While ws do not sndorss the views
Of the Champion" on the question
Of female suffrage. ve are ready 10
admit thst in tho issue sf the 18th
inst. ito editor shows ths ability to
defend himself. Hs wsaves words
around . fsllscy until il il hidden -
Q spiders hole behind the web. Go
for him again miner" ws like his
style Of striking back.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22
TEE flABRh- LAID vHAups.


Ssattls, w. T., Feb. l3.-At The
conclusion OF the examination Of
Peer DsIy and William Winters,
who wer" arrested for cosspiriDg TO
dsfraud The Government by employ
ing men 10 enter timber lands under
fictitious names, they were bound
over by United States Commissioner
smith IN the Sum Of $500 each and
in default Of bail have bssu impris.
oned TO await trial ct the next term
Of court. Five witnesses have also
bssn bsli in $500. and, not being
sbls TO furnish secsrity, have been
plscsa iEl confinement until they are
called on 70 testify 10 the case.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22
Arrsnrr ro wnscx 4 rsAIN.

0slvsstos, Feb. IA News
spsGial says: An ssssopt IVES mads
70 wreck and rob . pssssngss trsin
iron u. Losis lest night psar Wayne,
bstvsso Js6sssoa and Tsxasksns, b.
rsnovipg . rail. 4 freight train In
sdvapes Of The pssssncT fsli into
the tssp. and The sasiss ssd eight
ears we're wrecked. No ons hurt.
No elns 70 The psspstsssors.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

We learn BY La Croniea, tbst two
men. Bilvas and Martinez, are to b
hspgsd ss Los Angeles, Cal. on Tie
2oth. day Of next March. bstwssn the
hourv Of IL sud 4 p. N.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

The preparation made for the in.
sugurstion Of President Cleveland,
10 perhaps greater than thst, ever
before nsds for . like ceremony. and.
IL carried out will make it . grand
s1ais.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22
TELEaRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Az ALLxoxp MASONIC TRAITOR.

Az ALLI0Ep NASoHIc fkAIf01.
New York, February l3.-The
Hersld's Paris special says. u. An
drisux, sx-Prsfscs OF Police. has rs-
csivsd an omcisl communication
from the Masonic lodge in which be
was Unlisted, charging him with .
violation OF ais Masonic oath not to
d,yuigs the secrets Of Masonry. His
alleged revelations, vsss published .
fortnight ago in Da Ligus, II. An.
drisus's nswsPsPss,
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22
yxs suAsps isAvl rrsLAxp.

IN eUAhDs LAW tteLAhD.
London, Fob. la.-Ths Duke 1t
Cambridge inspected the guards -
the isttsr we're lssving for Busk,n.
Ths Dnls in his sddvsss 10 the
gssrds rsmi.dsd them ef their dis
siplins Of high order snd Eaglspd
woHld expect . good report Of their
services In the 6eid. The Pnnesss
Of Wales and daugAtsrs we're psss-
snt at The review, and the large
crowds u people collected to give
the guards . parting cheer.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

Imbscilitv often sccompl,sh~s by
accident what thoughtful ability fails
10 effect BY effort. The English
premier seems 10 hsve solved. in this
vsy, the knotty~ problem OF bow TO
dispose Of the surplus Engiisb popu-
iation.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22
sIHcHIl's LOST POPULARITY.

Nsw York. February l2.--Ths SnS
savs: Lsss than 100 persons went T.
Chicksring Hall last night TO besr
Beeeher lecture. At $50 O'Clock
Beecbsr appeared and announced
that there would be no lscturs; that
tbe money would b. Refunded st tb.
door, that hs should charge nothing.
snd then dismissed the audience.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

The managers Of the Exposition
st New Orleans, have decided TO set
apart . special day for sseh Stat" and
Territory. 50 that the day set apart
for any particular one shsll be dsvot-
Cd exclusively 70 its Interests. The
Governor he's referred the matter TO
the Legislature.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

tbs sslhsdrsl. wbas II hes bssn
visvsd b. 5000 pssssas. The pas-
tosal of tie Csrdisal, written jsst b.
fore his dssth, vas rssl = ~ Dub
lin ehsrchss today. Il ooatainsd =
vigorous dsnsssisAios d The dyssr
uitses.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

Nsxs DAY tn grave WAS opsnsd snd
10 ths horror Of Ill il vs. foand the
eiri hsd bsss busssd slivs. Tba lin
10 W. tess froa ths sidss q ths
eollIa asd ths psIlow va In shrsds.
Ths pssr g,si AsA litsrsily stsippsd
The sloehss froa her body. Hsr
arms ssd hands wsrs torn and blssd
isg, bse lips bisssa throsgh and
hsndfuls Of hair wsrs torn from hen
hasd The girl bed sone to life and
svidsatly msds . fsazful stxngyis y
escape. TIE awful a6sir flls tb1
com munity with horror.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

4 TRAIN THROWN INTO THE COLUMBIA
Portland, February IA land
slids OF rocks, trees and Garth struck
freight train IA, east bound, on the
Oregon Railway and Navigation
road, st MtohsIl's point, four miles
bslow Hood river. this morning. The
engine and thrse box sars were
thrown into the Columbia river.
which runs Close BY. They arc part
~ submerged in about six fest of
~stsr. Fireman George G. Leach
~ss badly sealdsa and hss lost skin
from fsst to forehead. He wss
brought 10 this oity and taken to the
hospital. The scalding 10 not very
deep md be may recover. The On.
gins was not injured. Fireman Leach
did very brave oct after the ace,.
dent. A taird nan named j ohn Dsy
vas riding on the engine aod vas
thrown into the rivsr. He oosld not
swin and was sinking. when Lsacb.
bsdly o. be wss soaldsd and suffer.
INK untold pain, swan nearly Fifty
yards. rescued Day sud brought him
TO shore. ..
The engine and cars were badly
damaged. The engine can b raised.
The cars were loaded with general
merchandise. unch Of which is dam
Aged. The loss will probably roach
$4,000. The wreck and slide were
cleared away TO day and trains srv
on time 70. .aight,
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

Reports from New York. stsss thst
never before have 20 many vessels.
been over due and unhessd froa -
st the present. The list embraces
moss than 900 VESSELS,
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

We can neither bold our proper
position u New Orleans a. exhibitors
have . good commissiopsr Of impi
grafton, nor establish . proper in.
sane asylnm without paying . good
price. Cheap goods do not bold
their colors, and every editor knows
that man cannot get good, square
four bit meal fcr two bit piec" With
Q hole IN il.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

The refusal o! the Senate TO con.
6rm the Nicsragusn treaty, has gwen
. nsw life 70 Captain Esds ship rail.
way scheme.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

A Boston doctor Who tas 8. q.
tired With . big fortune. ssys g ~.
rsm~diea for eOrns and eonssss1,s.
ffom the same kss. and mod 4
patients got wall. This l. bslis,.e y
b ths first physician who svsr ~!
fssssd. Chicago Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22
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.u xArca serwszH oourf s0sxSup
Axp ms. rvn rHuAS.
Chicago, February lA--Ths ~
proseting n1asrisgs of Count koss-
bod 10 Mrs. Tom Thumb u creating
. grsst stir among the dvasfs and
sn,dgsts Of The souatsy, many cf
whom sxpsct 70 b pess~st on .hs
intsrssting occasion. The 6oint and
his brothss. The Baros Little Finger.
are now Sling an s0gagsnsat st .
Chicago mussuu. 4 Isttse hes bssn
rscsivsd from Nov York announcing
that The cersnony That b to make
ths wealthy and accomplished Widow
Thumb the Countess Rossbud viii
take place amid lavish surroundings
10 Trioity Church, New York. on
April 9Th. The count's best mas
may b bis brother, The baron, o.
possibly Major Newell, husband oi
the lsts Minnie Wsrrsn, who wal
Mrs. Thambs sistse. The ladies who
will attend Mrs. Thumb have not yst
BEEN sslsctsd, although they viii In
all probability b from among SONS
Of the most noted unmarried midgets.
The Count Rosebud and baron Little
Finger are Italian twins. The couns
owns . xns country ssat in Italy.
whore b will take his bride. upon
the wedding tour.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22
supss,s DuArs % 4 aAxxsa.

Philsdsll,Ais, February i0.-Fsss-
eis 4. Drs,.sl, hssd Of the DrsIsl
banking k,usss IN this city. New
York and Paris, died suddssly this
aftsrposn. But lev psrsons knsv
- was III.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22
NAVIGATION OF TIE NILE.

Washington. February B.--It -
said that I numbsr Of Western and
Northwestern steamboat men are
preparing to submit to Misistsr
West. the representative Of Grsa.
Britain here. . proposition 10 fur
Dish steamers and manage thsm for
the trsnsportstion Of the proposed
Eaglish relief sxpsdition to the Sou.
dan. The men who are willing to
embark in this satsrprise have had
yssss Of experience in nsvissting
some Of the roughsst Of Western and
Northwestern rivers. They contend
that the Nile, with steamers properly
hui't. can be more easily navigstsd
than some Of the rivers Of this coun
try which are regularly nsvigatsd.
The plan Of thsss men is, in the
event that thoy can get the contract
sith the British Government. to
take . large nupber Of skilled work.
men to some point on the Nile where
ths material can BE- most easily pro
cared sxd which would best suit the
Britith ,,i6csrs and commanders, and
there belild lighs-drsught stesmers
adapted to the navigation OF that
river. The project in all ito details
will. it is saio. be suSraittsd 70 Min
istsr West, backed BY :non of means
and expsr'sncs. who viii pledge
themselves 10 have the steamers
sady IN . very short time to trans
port the British troops aud mani.
iions OF war to such points along Ii.
Nile - 10 doomed neoesssr.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

Foar times ~ many ssalsd M.
y postal csrds were handed - ~
New York Post odics Dspssinsr1
lat yssr. This Tact shows ihss =
York folgs have . good dssi of te:
nsss thss don't hhs to hsvs iaevn1
Lowell Citissn.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22
FATAL Av1nAS.

New Yosk, February lS.--A special
iron Dallas. Tex, ssys: JohnSon
Cook, sosnty oonstsbls, with two
dsputiss, attempted 70 sssvs writs Of
sttsehnsnt On The grocery stosk Of
Rainsy. q MarysvilIs. vhso b dis.
covered that the stock he'd bssn ~
novsd and went in pumuit. ovsrtsk
ing Rsinsy and bic sos st the bank
Of The Red river, preparing 70 cross
with thsir goods into The Isdisn
Territory. While Johrsen IVES rsad-
ing the writ 10 old Rsipsv, the lst
tsss son killed the eonstsSls By
shooting him thrsagh ths brais. The
Tbs tvo Rainsy's then o. ssssd Gre on
the dspasiss, shooting ono Of them
through the fsrs and through the
thigh. Ths dsspsssdoss tbss sseap I
Into tbs Indisn Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

Nsasly two thoaAand Ch,nsss ~.
blsrs and opium smokers wsss =
rested in San Francisco isst ~
sed paid y76, 200 In 6nss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

Awsys srrsngs ycur ,sslsetssa y
Isdge and veis nsstss sus 60,
doa't pick out the rish sad Ipsss t
poor. Further invsstisstioa wil1 I
64ot bsd On yoassslf and u sssln
district. ~ 'es y
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

Miss Nsttie Carpenter, The Ansu
ssn vioi,nist and priss winner Il U!
Paris Conservatoire, has rsosatly -
with great success ID England.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22
HplTQRIAL 1OTN.
We copy the following from The
Prescott Cop.isr Of the 18th inst
FoR GovIsNca.

4 great many Arisoaisns would
like TO 80 John Howell, . council
man from Mohays eouaty, appointed
Governor Of Arisops. Mr.. Howell
b we'll known all over the Pacific
coast % . successful businsss man.
His knowleRe Of mines, miniss and
kindred pursuits is second 70 that Of
20 other Amsrlcan in the West. Al
though not . little partisan. he 10 =
true Dsmosrst. Wsrs hs Governor
mining jnysstors would have faith IN
hS judgment ~ ~ Fssak would
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

1nI InnAIss OF CARDINAL M'cAsx.
Dublin, February 1.-THE body
OF Cardinal McCsbs lies 10 state IN
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

Il 10 no isdiostion that . cat ksoup
The vslus OF nossy, sinply bsaun
Il always carries its parrs with IT,
b. Paul Day.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

soon show itself IL On increased ont
pat Of The precious mstaiA IN isUsss
Cd demand for proiusts of u range
and farm. Qaist and upostssta,
tious, hs woaA b. . big improve
psot ON al former Governor.
II ttsrs 10 70 b . change By tha
removal Of the very worthy and
efficient prsssst incumbent, ~ know
Of no ons who voula Gil the o6ies
mora graosfully OF with more ability
than the Councilman from Mohsvs
County.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

Cigarstsss are seldom nads Who'll
Of tabscco. The cheaper grades q
made Of opium and sswdust.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

vsnison 10 cheaper than beef d
Qnebse.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

4 boxing match Coppstitios ~
tween rival coin makers. Man
thon Indspsndsnt.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22
MORM0N K1ALLAiCY,

The Ogioo Era Of TIE lStl inst. mi
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

The followisg, cat from The Alba.
qusrqus Journal Of The 18TH. 10 Q
sodieil to tie article ~s publ'sbsd
from thst paper in our lest issue.
Psrhsps the smoke Of the susltss
blows this way after oil.
After oil, The smslter projset will
6nd soos one 70 fight It. Both rail.
rosds have decided IN favor Of Albu-
querqus, bat influential parties wall
urge the claims Of snoshsr point
Albuquerque Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

ios vosk. The ssssas d sls ds.ags
y snksovil
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

Three years ago the talk In mining
circles Of the Psei6s Slops was all
sbout Arizona and bss rich ninss.
We predict that within sysar Arisons
will occupy, II not The undivided, 1t
lssst GOOD share Of The attsatioo Of
mining people in the Esst. The dis
play at New Orlssns IL very credit.
Abls indeed, and the efforts to di6uss
information regarding the Territory
ere having good s6sct.-Rocky
Mountain Niaing Rsvisv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14

THE STEAMER JOHN w. THOMPSON Not IN
JUkED.-Mr. Samue! Norment, OF the IaIauG
and Coasting company, received a telegram
steamer John w. Thompson. which had been
ashore near Coles wharf go miles DOWN since
Thursday night last, had passed that place
Mr.. Norment is informed That she Is not in
jured. and she will reach her wharf this after
noon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14
I'd EDITION.
--latest IeleglanS to The Star.
EXPLOSION IN a COAL MINE.
A Number of Men Badly Burned. One
Nriiar Of Wis IniurieS.

WILKEsBARRE PA, Dec. IA frightful ex-
ploson Of gas took place this morning in the
Mill Creek mine operated by the Delaware and
Hudson coal company, 1T Plains, a few miles
from this city. At the time of the accident
there were about one hundred miners, laborers
aud boys in the slope. the news spread quickly
and the entire population soon seemed to have
gathered about the colliery.
The explosion occurred in what is known as
No. IL sift, which is located at the extreme
end of the opening of the slope, being four
thousand feet from the mouth, and therefore
its ventilation was a difficult problem. Tie
gas had ignited in breast where q
miner named Coffy at work. An
exploring party OF about twenty miners
entered the slope as soon as the news of the dis
aster reached the surface. 1t was quickly dis
covered that many OF the men were burned and
the explorers at once began removing them.
Among those seriously injured were George
Martin, miner; John Cleasby, laborer; Nicholas
Gray driver; P. COffy, miner; ). Morris, laborer
Joseph Parduski, driver and Peter Stone,
laborer. Subsequent to- his removal from the
slope Martin died from the effects of fis in
lures. Many others were slightly injured by
flying pieces of coal and wood, and by being
violently thrown against the pillars of coal.
The explosion could not have been avoided.
Ram has been falling in this vicinity for the
past twenty-four hours, and under such a
heavy atmosphere the gas Is generally more
rapidly generated in the mines and slopes
than during pleasant weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14
CITY ITEMS.
HOLIDAY l.0Nsis

Goldschmid-S12-.th street N. W. takes pleas
ure IN announcing Notwithstanding the great
rush FOR Holiday Presents, the past week Ia
stu offering from every department special
bargains and Inducements. IL In "A noted fact
that we have "A greater variety OF Toys House.
furnishing goods, Fancy goods aud china ware
ment in the city every department II complete.
morrow tuesdays sale.
Music Stands only Csc worth 81 90. Fine
French China Cuspadores only 5sc reduced
from sioo Handsome English decorated
emma iDlHner sets III pieces only SI597 for.
lner price 500; Japanese Cabinets only 25c:
rench China Fruit sets . pieces ouly a.
worth S2ou smyrna Rugs 6S cts. larger Size
~ cts; Hand painted China Fruit plates only
= CTS worth % cts smaller size only I3 cts:
Doiainoes &c box; Plush whislS broom Hold
err with broom only 30 cts reduced from .5c:
Boys large Tool chests reduced from IS cts t.s
~ cts: Plush Albums only 9sc worth 81. so ~
hey f1anos only 81 cts Boys Billiard TatIes
only ~ cts worth S1.50; Extra large size Wax
Dolls reduced from 81 90 TO A. cts; u. - Grant
memorial Plates only IL cts Towel Rollers Z
cts; tolored Glass salt or Pepper Shakers 3 for
10 cts: Elegant Hand painted China Chamt,er
sets, 10 pieces only S3.9S, with jar sG..s: writ.
ins Desk and stool only ~. cts: Large
Dolls Carriages only 40 cts: Handsome
hand painted China Tea sets rs pieces only
Slo.9. worth $1,000; Fine decorated China
Tea sets (French) 80 pieces reduced from 81 ; 90
10 sll.9S: Fine Leather Opera Bags reduced
from Loo 10 - cts; exceptional bargains in
Majolica goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14
Training Servant Girls.


AN EARNEST APPEAL FOR BETTER TREATMENT
OF THE IGNORANT DOMESTIC.
From the Congregationalist.
If a majority of matrons wonld qualify them
selves and then try to impart to servants their
knowledge of the various trades that are COM
prised in housework, the aggregate advantage
would in short time be great. A girl with COM
mon sense can learn to cook all plain food in
two or three months. 1t would certainly pay
to send her to the laundry for a few lessons.
Half a dozen lessons in second work." fol-
lowed up by not too oppressive supervision,
will make a competent hOusemaid. This tn.
forage will indeed consume a considerable
family as does the recurring and dread period
of changing girls" We all know of house.
holds where seasons all follow in quick sue
cessiOn year after year. The lady thinks she
Is unfortunate in her servants and finally con-
cludes hey are all natural enemies to the COM
fort and best interest of their employers. The
kind husband sympathizes in an impatient de-
spar in the idea that all servants are worthless.
But the fact that some women have SO much
logically explained by the supposition that
they are worse mistresSes. "But what are we to
eat while Bridget is iearning?" inquiries a new
little wife, before whom the problem begins to
loom darkiy in the domestic horizon. It is
no worse to bear the plumbers of one who is i'm
proving all the time than to be experimental
upon by dozen strangers, none OF whom are
competent And who can doubt that the
father and the boys will prefer to excuse mis-
words from the mistress to hear a running fire
of weak CON- plants, month after month, from
q house mother who does nothing to bettef
affairs?