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The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27
TO Wheat Growers.
lNy an c,ncrienced miller


Smutty wheat is getting To be seri-
ous matter with the farmers of the
Northwest. as we'll aS the millerS and
grain dealers who are obliged To handle
it, The loss resulting from it 10 the
farmers IN the spring wheat region
amounts to millions of dollars an
nualIy. 80 far il has been confined
mainly to the soft varieties of spring
wheat. but ii Is now making its appear
ancc IN the hard or Phyfe wheat, and if
suffered to 90 unchecked will, III a short
time, place the spring wheat of this
country in the rejected" grade, where
"A large amount of 1t is now going on
account Of smut AMI selling at 10 To -
cents per buShel lower on this account
This smut can be stamped ont with "a
very little trouble and "A small expense
to each individual farmer, II he will
carefully apply the prescription below
T There is ~ dispute on the subject; il
has been tried and proven in thousands
nt eases and has never failed. The
remedy for killing the smut is simply
To wet thoroughly each grain OF seed
wheat in stropg solution OF blue
Vitriol. or as some call it, blue.ston
! The ways tO do il are various The
following has proved perfectly reliable,
viz. Dissolve one or two pounds
( there is no danger of getting the solu-
I ton too Strongl of blue yitriol TO each
( gallon OF water. You must Judge as To
how many gallons of this solution YOU
( will require for the amount VI seed YOU
/ intend 10 SOW. Probably Hne gallon
will wet four bushels OF seed. Put the
seed wheat into coarse bags, about fifty
or sixty pounds to the bag; tie them at
/ the top so that the wheat will lie
/ loosely in them; immerse them i'm this
I pickle and let them lie from five to ten
minutes, turning the bags oyer few
times To be sure that the wheat has be-
come thoroughly wet. Then lift them
out and let the pickldofain back into
the vessel that contains the solution.
The wheat will very soon be in condi-
/ tion To SOW. 1t does not require to he
spread out To dry, as the wheat will alb
sorb the moisture very quickly.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27
DIARY OF A NSEIIER.

Monday. Took ragged Bills last
dime for whiskey.
Tuesday Had visit from Charlie
Piper, who swore of three months ago
and signed the pledge; gave him three
drinks on tick.
Wednesday. That poor nervous fool
Dick Plaster, who gets wild and ner-
vous after one drink, came in to-day.
sold quart. L. S--llear he killed his
wife in a drunken rage.
Thursday. johnnie Slogans wife
begged me never to sell another drop to
him. She cried till promised. Il. s.
Sold him enough this very day to
make him smash furniture and beat his
children. Ha. ha' ha, Business is
business.
Friday Phil Carter had no money:
took his wife's wedding ring and silk
dress for an old debt; sent him home
.gloriously drunk.
Saturday. Young Sam Chap took his
third drink to-day. know ha likes it
and will make speedy drunkard. but
will give him the value OF his money
His fafher implored me to break up the
practice before it became = habit. but
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

THERE are pretty strong indications
that the South Dakota statehood move
mrnt will fail To carry i'm Congress. As
likely an outcome as any is the creation
of two territories out OF our present
one, with the fOrtV-siXth parallel rs a
dividing line. South Dakota would he
pacliird with this compromise and
North Dakota would not kick Penn
duo Pioneer Express.
Correct. Bro. Young. The people of
Southern Dakota would be well satisfied
with division without admission this
winter. That would be one step for
ward, and very important step, too.
give MS division. and We Will be con
tent, though, 0f course, not wholly
satisfied, for hy rights we should be ad-
mittcd at the present session OF Con-
greSS
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

IRoQuoIs, Feb %, 1SS6.-I wish TO
write something for the encouragement
of the W. G. Il. l.. since youthful
paper down your way attacks us so
iicrcely 1t forcibly reminds me of
some things once witnessed.
a menagerie was passing through
our place. AS "A huge stately elephant
marched by little cur flew out and at
tempted 10 eat up the great animal.
Well. the elephant was not injured i'm
the least, but the cur was. in fact,
never seen afterward. | saw little
worm threshing mountain. attempt
ing 10 beat il down. Wen, the noun
tain stood firm; was not moved in the
least but alas, for the worm; there WAS
nothing of il left. Now. dear sisters, do
not be alarmed in the least II any part
of the mountain should give way we will
give timely notice Those of us who
are watching and don't feel hurt about
being called strong-minded, let us COM
fort ourselves with the thought that Ii
is a great deal better to be a strong
minded woman than weak minded
man. NJ. Il. ID.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

TnE statement Is being published
That GOV Pierce is toresigu and viii be
succeeded 10y lawyer from New York
named Merchant, Il now appears that
Merchant is not lawyer, but a railroad
man, whose full name is George f..
Merchant. lie waS fur many years
superintendent Of the Dakota Southern
railroad. running from Sioux City to
laukton and Sioux Falls. and is now
general superintendent of 4 New York
line. His democratic acquaintanceS as
>crt that hr can have the goyernorship
of Dakota II he wants --jdmeStown
tdDitul
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

\ DAKOTA mother. Mrs forge Ham
mcr, IA scandinavian lady at Medford.
Walsh county, gave birth TO pair of
beautiful girl babies last week. Just
sixteen months previously She produced
a pair of equally handsome boys Some
months still earlier IN her history She
was responsible iur tliplcts.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

\ New lORk genius has invented a
machine, which If it proves practical.
viii send his name down the ages as a
hvneiactDr to the human race The
machine is wound up like clock. and
is set To- 60 off at any time in the morn
ing when required, strikes a match,
kiudics fire, aud after the room is
warmed up rings bell and aTouses
the family. We predict that this in
yeutjon is destined to restore peace
and tranquility in many households
where domestic stnfr and discold now
,al,D ~
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

PAKEsTs too often impose on THEN
children names that become Il burden
IN after lite. The reverend priest in a
-. Paul Catholic church could scarcely
restrain a smile tn. other DAY when y
fond father and patriotic lrlShman
gave bis chiId's baptiSmal name as
sarah I'arnell Julia O'Toole The
combination is about as ludicruuS as
that OF the PENNSYLVANIA lad who went
tn gluu under the tjtl" Il William
Iheophituo Luithuusc Weech.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

liIE only democratic paper of note ~
ia South Dakota that is attempting to
influence the party against the PROPOSE
tion of division and adm.,oiom is the
NalcrtoWn Democrat, and lis efforts
arc feeble - ST. P0m Gi0be tirmt
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

SENATOR VEST Is troubled with
neuralgia To the extent that hc will he
obliged tu go south for the winter. We
wish the senator 10 ill., but nevertheless
main south until congress adiuurnS
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

1.'E House Nonmtte, Ju,c reported
fay lbly the bill creating new land
districts in the Sioux reservation in the
event of the opening of the reservation,
Pierre and Chamberlain are To- he land
Offices in the new districts.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

The commissioners of Edmunds
county, Dakota, have refused to grant
license for the sale of liquor, and are
IN, prohibit enforc, i by their ac-
to.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

Bartholdi's statue of liberty has
woman's form and depicts his mothers
face. Before the close Of our first tenn
perance century it will be lifted to its
pedestal and will symbolic Liberty ac-
cording to law.
Not like the brazen giant OF Greek fame
With brawny limbs astride from land TO land.
Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall
stand
A mighty woman with a torch whose flame
Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name
Mother OF EXiles"
To what shall she welcome the exiles
from less happy countries. that calm,
tender motherly presence, looking out
toward the sea in centuries to Gomez
To a republic dedicated to the prOtec-
tion Of its homes; to system Of educa-
ton that shall extinguish Plutonian
that il may light Promethean fires; to
Gospel country where Christ reigns not
in form but in fact; and where the
liquor traffic shall no more hurt or
destroy in Amei1cd Redempto--the Holy
Mountain of our God.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

y BILL has been passed in the lower
house OF congress reducing the price of
money orders not exceeding - from 5
cents To , cents
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27
told him if | didn't sell it some one

told him if | didn't sell it some one
would.
Sunday.-Pretended to keep the Sun
day law to-day, but kept open my back
door. Sold beer and wine to some boys.
but they II be ashamed to tell of it, bet
my till is fuller tonight than the
church-baskets are.
y. B.-My business must be respect
able, for real gentlemen patronize my
bar and yet, | guess | won't keep
diary, for these facts look very queer on
paper,
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27
", {, 7, U, AND TEMPERANCE,

This department is conducted 10y the ladies
Of the ". g 4. L., who are responsible for all
that appears in IL.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

There was much pith in a remark
made by Rev. Mr.. Cutler, of Auburn
dale, in delightful Sermon to Girls,
when he said, speaking OF young
women whose husbands are victims OF
King Alcohol: And many such there
are by their OWE choice doomed to q
destiny more TO be dreaded than that Of
captives in war. These you might
pity--amongst them for aught you
know some of your own kindred, and
do what you can to keep out this foe
from our homes. Little does he fear
the frowns Of women, so long as he can
win the smiles Of the girls. 10 drive
him out for good and all, great power is
lodged in certain particular finger OF
their left hand. With that one finger
the girls of this generation might save
the homes of the next"
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

The New Hampshire Legislature has
passed a law prohibiting the sale Of
obscene and impure literature. This
was largely secured by the influence Of
Miss Lucy j Holmes, national super
intendent Of that line OF reform, and
the hearty cooperation Of the w. G. r.
L. The Legislature has also passed an
act prohibiting the sale Of cigarettes or
tobacco in any of its forms, TO any
minor under l6 years Of age, after being
forbidden by parent or guardian.
These, with the Scientific Temperance
Instruction law, are tit environments
for the children OF the Granite state.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

Dram-drinkers take heed Of the fol-
lowing: Why is a dram-drinker's nose
red? is answered by DIR. johnson, OF
Washington, ID. g., who says that tho
dram-drinker's heart beats about thir-
teen times oftener in the minute than
the heart of one who does not use
liquor. The arteries, in consequences
of this increased heart action, carry the
blood to the nose quicker than the
veins carry it back The blood, there
fore, remains congealed in the over
filled vessels OF the nose and face, and
produces degeneration OF the muscular
apparatus of the heart and thereby
shortens life.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

Report says the Democrat, the enter
prise" of Kingsbury county, is about to
pack his grip, and leave for q more
congenial Cline" And since he inn
plies the rest OF the community are All
ignoramuses there would seem to b
nothing left us but to follow the advice
of the good old darkey minister to his
congregation, to gnaw file, aud heo.
into the woods of Hepsidam, where the
lion roareth and the whan-dOodlo
mourneth for her first born.
Miss Alice Freeman, President az.
Wellesley College, remarked recentlY
that the Nv. G. L. U, is the best specfz:
men of organization afforded by any
society in the world" You mean q
say any society formed by women. Il
was the comment Of listener. "
make no exception whatever quietly.
replied the level-headed doctor of
philosophy.
There are l75.O0O saloons IN The
United States, and isa,oOo pubIie'
schools.
Over 1900 children have taken ~
Band of Hope pledge in Caiif0rnlp y d
If you SOW whisky you Seap dyn
ards Sam Jones' I. y
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-27

There are l75.O0O saloons IN tllo
United States, and is4,oo0 publie
schools.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-14
The Harvey Valley Items s

4 well known married lady in
Grant county has, during the past
Spring and present Summer, done
good job at farming. When
plowIng time come this enterpris-
ing mother constructed box on
the pillow in which tn carry her ba be.
aud thus she plowed the ground
She then proceeded 10 harrow
plant ami cultivate, carrying the
child on her back. and in this way
has produced fine crop and is now
engaged carting the truck to a
neighboring town aud disposiny of
i. Who can beat this?
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-16
on TIIE STREET

l.Hck, the tailor
Bay wood from Nc-rN.
order YOUR cont from Palmer
csr\ sells thrNcrl best wood.
Look out for Elli-' mul ug wagon.
Latest spring -\ les nj G.. \. lnrh r..
Ncs'N b wool }, cheapest 300 town.
F.F T.. mhc- hens has. iurc 20
crnl-.
lee cream AT p'Nrl'-, south Fourth
street
New goods Just received W Ia 'h,
the iHilor'S
F Best cup OF coffee lu the city m the
Dclmonicu,
resi- STOCK ol burhahh- cMing
lil'h p"lhlu,S AT g. Net uIIu'h 81.
heorgr W. Mclaughlin SELLS Hnd
f delivers bIS l"ad "i airy stove wood
Tor ~ 3d.
'C"ldtus ldGnld brci Ionlc is "a
wonderful remedy Tor nhir-s,
lcycr ANA loss OF APPETITE
iNou want a plate nl delicious Ice
.Ie .''. In'' on y 49, " N'"' "' n'"n-
nun ".u N, Wv, si,., ....,
" nav anu i'''''. S,"'N W '"u. j.
DIV syrup ever offered in the markct.nt
/ c. McCulluch'-.
The display of hou,c.rurni-hing
goods, and che low price, at which
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William Henry MiIburn


me reverend goniIcWm Dr. Mil.
o"rh' VINO leads ih' dcNuti"n- of tuc
mouse OF representatives., recently
In""' a PRAYER reported Zoe thr Gone
E''-'''in RECORD MIlulhr legislative
proceedings of the dp' Wh.u vu.
uo'''u 7'htriurhl, h7 thr chaplain
hllh''Il puts 49, of 'ihr c'Il. cN-Ius
Ill our 'lil'-' enc oi thH mruHrr.
%, me mousse having characterized llr
N"uurn PRAYER hs nn 'hrruIluH
sp'''h' nee rrpiI'd mat Doc l- moore
,"" -'rN" we IMAM il'rhdwr' nud tlut
n' I", no H'-'r' l" 2'l "' amt mNhr
'l'''h'' h'Inrr cnusrr-- w." hr
1--WE h'!'i7'iI Ju-IlH'u Ih u'liiuu.
ltS 'h' Almighty tor the truHv. of
h' abuses ana SINS mentioned Iu
W, prayer
" I.''Ul li'hTN uuuiu, popularity
NOV u ~ 'lt nHud nlNh 'iNIV'ui
W. "'9 ,L u''" W I'''ti''Pi'l'' september
,-'' '-' l'' wa, IN' l'W- oil" when
Nv '"'' tol'l"'''I\ tht I-hi ui one
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gEputa uIs wvut trrs' hIIiH."
-tstus ports tnis is, 900 l.t IUis ta1 lssI ',st
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Dl-soLrrloS SoTct.

NN.Ill. exchange lIno hrHdo' graded sheep
w lorlmlfuNyd or uulmprlN,i HiW proper.
a. e.. GAINS
Attum,ruu. CASTLES & ofnIcy's
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COMMERCIAL
GENERAL COTTON RECEIPTS

datvutos Nrr Oh rno following IL
"a comparative su.,m,ut Of ,uuou r.,,i. st
the principal markets Gen Hay ans tursNu, ieio
Isst wear
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-16

] Muhlcy i.S candidate for thr office oi
uslah'r. precinct 80 q M,l,uuuu county.
Wgui 'u thr action ~ thr democratic PARRY
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-16

II YOU want the best groceries al
the lowest prices, cal. and sec as, We
sell all kinds OF stock feed, and make
u speciality Of country produce, or
ders by telephone.
CHAMBERs BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-16

Friday aud saturday, ApriI lGth
aud ian, we VIII display the largest
assortment of elegant spring aud
summer millinery goods ever shown
m Waco. Every body is invited.
SANGER Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-16

Eighth and Naud Franklin had
their rr,ui-CIiloWcd, and Or
sides having gardens washed
away, they numerous young
chickens mAtt,ruuuu some of
these ward. s,rdcu- were several
.n.hc, deem alter GrcAt lakes
turmrd on F and Filth streets,
between Mari Franklin. and COZ
cred the cutioruughiuro At One
time Nc.>r- an n Eutau were Iu
great dauFctaviug the basement
ut their mnuh wholesale grocery
house HUodcsi-taut street COM
missioner A Moore took gauE
OF men ANA II opening across the
Missouri Har'uIlWuN bed. aud let
the water otcrchl saving the gen.
ticmcu unmrcral thousand dollar,
hnd the W entered their cellar.
street Cumiuurr \riilhciug seen
hy IuE l>Ntn reporter stated
That the whnu-t cot the water tab
iug thc cou dIdWa~ owing To- the
fact that thdVrrt- wdcr the rail
roads are -,rN -mall that they do
not admit trcc passage OF large
volumes of'r, aud the consequence
lis our citiluayc Go -uilcr tor the
rOui'- ucglD CuuiurWtu thc order,
otuur city eminent
lu the lU part of the city great
damage Wiuuc to gardens, and
~ Dung chics were drowned 10y the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-16

Nl- NinsIoN.. -D0thiug syrup should a
"Hs. De- n-Dl ''f ruiiirpu ierthus. % SCOT
'.t 'hti, -Huur thc gums allHys all pal
lLAIrlmA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-16

We are Huhur.si Zoo Announce ST. Wm A
I'h H- 'nNiii'i, iuf sHuIf u, MtIuu.au
county, ~ tAu UtAt election
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-16

We are authorized 60 uuuuuu.r $40 I..
fill-uu as d candidate GOO sh.IfF. uf lI.I.tf.a.
county Ht the u-Nt election
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-16

lfyou have any time to spare twill
pay YOU to call aud see the nice iurni-
lure that the Waco Furniture Co has
Just received, 1t takes the cake,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-16

Ladies' salt Department..
We nrc showing full and complete
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We nfu authorized Poo auu.Iu,r sam
SurSuHi asa tvnIUlH.. i.. fe. IH.U.U.I. tl.
"ih'eu Ns7rs.If 10 Nlulruuau .luuu.
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W !. Ham, De- acaulilatc Tor 90. election "a,
th- Office u' shUrihu Mrlvuuau county.
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i fostnttt EN- RESIDENCE oN NORTH
Ai0 tssr,t'r't heap Tor thr money
va youn, 81. I'VE me Durham Mich cows
S WR CLIFTON
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+ ia 40" .flth barnard avenue he
Ldg,s .'. "'rruih and Sixteenth streets,
=, d." tour r'ums and hall cellar we'll.
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We ATE authorized tlauu.luee 4 rrm
A. auiiiu'c i"f lti a--,s.Ht OF N.Ieuuau
county
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
THE KINGDOM OF love

In the dawn of the dav, when ihe IA and
the earth
Reflected the sunrise above.
| set forth, with hear full az colrl-p and
mirth.
To seek for the Kingdom OF Love
l asked Of a post met On tie var
Which Cross-roa | vou.d leaI m ar.-hr.
And be said; Follow E4a. and er. lnn,you
will see
Its glistenins turre.s Of light
And soon il The lis. Il t city ,hau. fair
Look ,nier, he said, til ne /, dams
But alas, for the hops that v. r. ,l,o net 10
despair,
1t was Only the Kingdom of Dreams
Then the next man asked was a gay cav
ali,-.
And he sal |; Follow ire, Low m,
And with laughter AMI song W. went spcei-
Ing aloAG
By the shores u life's beautiful sa
ill We came to valley more tropical far
Than thu wonderful Vale of Cashmere.
And ! saY from q bower face like u
flower,
Slile OUT ON the gay CaNailtt.
And he said: We have com 70 humanity
goal
Here love AMI delight are intense
But alas, AMI alasl for the hop, of my soul -
1t was only the King lon OF sens,
As journeyed more slowly met Oh the
road
A coach with retainers behind,
And they said: Follow Us. for our lady 5
abode
Belongs in the realm YOU woali tinl"
Twas grand dame OF fashion, newly
vel bride;
followed, encouraged AMI bold
But my ho.es died away. like the last
CLEANS Of day,
For We cam, to the Kingdom OF Gold
At the door Of cottay. asked "A fair maid
II have heari Of that realm" sh" replied,
But my feet never roam from the Kias
dom Of Home,
10 know not the way" AMI she sighed.
] looked Oh the cottage-how restful il
seem,d,
And tho maid was as far n dove
Great light ylorifel my sui y, cried,
"Why, home is the King of Love-
Ella Wheeler Wilcox in Nal Moulesr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
Tho Had Fashion of Late Hours.

One Of the absurd weaknesses which
observe in New York social life is the fashion
Of late hours Go - a ball this season at
II and you find yourself compelled to study
the decorations Of the ed-room floor rather
than stand around below in melancholy
tete- a.tete with host aad hostess Carriages
ordered at ! O'Clock carry away only the
heavy weights and clcrlics who stay for
supper Tho'e who remain to dance in tho
cotillon and those who remain to give them
90 intenrnce are in for two hours more Of
t. This " all very we'll for the women,
who can sleep until /! O'Clock next day, bit
th. ma ;ority Of our dancing men arc clerks
on salaries, obliged TO to on deck at a. IN.
Until W can boast Of leisure class in
America let us give over .hc apng Of their
ways Town Topics.