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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
FOR GOVERNOR.
ROBERT l. TAYLOR, Of Garter County
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.
THE WEATHER.
Indications.
WASHINGTON, Ma,

- WASHINGTON, May q, | am.
For Alabama and Mississippi slightly r.iol-
lowed by cooler, except stationary temperature on
the gulf In Texas fair weather fresh TO brisk south
crly winds
For Arkansas and Tennessee slightly cooler. pre-
coded by warmer In Eastern Tennessee and Ken.
lucky; fair weather, followed by local Mains IN Ken
tucky. light 10 fresh southeastcrly winds
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
The s.rman Prohib,,ory rar,m

BERLIN, Nifty s6.-The Inauguration Of re.
taliatory customs measures againt Russia is
delayed until Austria Is prepared TO join In
the economic war. Public feeling In Ger
many and the opinion Of business men con-
cur In approving the governments projected
rcpriSals II l. mot necessary for Prince
Bismarck 90 await the assent ofthc Reichstag
before declaring prohibitory tariff
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
Ger,nan Military Mo,em.p,..

BEnLIN, May 26.--Military movements on
the frontier are progressing rapidly. The
Anaee Heronfnungsbian publishes orders for
the strcngthening,of the eastern garrisons In
the districts Of Neidenburg. Solden and
Lyck. Austrian military papers say that
within the next few weeks the garrisons OF
Galicia will be increased by eighteen hat
talions. Reinforccmcnts are going 10 the
Herzegovina frontier 10 watch Montenegro.
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rs.mbeslssn ,ap,.Ye,,.

Durur, Ind, May y. chamberlain, the
murderer Of Mss f,Ne,tcnberg. Of Monti.
cello, who broke Jail The other night aud In
escaping bnined Sheriff Henderson. was
captured near this city early this morning.
lie was taken ~ Mppiccllo. The Authori-
ties expect a lynchink, but all possible pre-.
cautions against such an act have been taken.
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NJ. o,.a-,..e ana ,h. Irish question.

LONDON, May @.-Mr, dIadstonc, with re-
gard TO the Irish question, said today In an
address at Hawarden that although Il was
going backward within the walls OF parlla.
ment Il was advancing outside, and II was
To tho nation they looked 10 carry every
great aucstion
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27

TnE tribute 10 the lsmcnied Lincoln in
a garland Of roses as intended by Mr..
Abbay, wAs graceful and appropriate, and
II Is much 10 he regretted Il could no, be
carried into effect Tho name Of Lincoln
Is immortal s that Of one Of the creates,
WORTHLESS Of the Republic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27

wAsutSoroS. May 26-The Senate COM
mlitec to investigate the Jackson. Miss,
election riots. sftar asnspcnsion Of three or
four weeks has resumed IL sitting, having
secured six frcshJ wlincsscs from Jackson.
The slttinRs are continued with closed doors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27

LOSpos, May 2a-william A. Rowe, the
American bieyclis,, met with a serious ae-
oident In a conicsf at Jarrow today. His
oollar.bone was broken, and he received IN.
tcrnal Injuries.
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A m.~s,ev P.r,.,...-

cnicAoo, Ill.,, May 2a-Capt r. s. Nc
Iaushrcy, the doodle" county commission.
or, was this afternoon granted pardon by
Gov. Oglesby and will be released from the
Joliet penitcntlary Monday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27

LONDON, May eo.--A sculllns match be.
tween George Bubear and Charles Carr Tor
$500 side, took place over the Tyne cham
plonship course todoy. Bubcar won by two
lengths.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27

CmoAoo, ILL.,, May @.-"Johnnie" Camp
bell. one Of the partners and the trainers Of
the Chicago stable. was In the city yesterday,
having taken advantage OF the OF day be-
tween Louisville and 81 Louis, 10 pay visit
TO his family. He Is delighted with the sue.
cess Of Egmont In tho Kentucky handicap.
The rumor that an Offer OF $4,000 was made
by the stable for Terra Gotta. he avs Is not
correct A big prize was offered, but not
within 5000 OF 1900 OF that figure. but the
the matter doppsd. After The victory
Of Ernont on honday, tho stable nj
ant determined 10 send bin, rsst 10
run ~ lho city hsndiesp si Jcsoss rsrl or
Decoration day, aud IN which he l. cn,cp-l
with lis pounds. On second Thought " va.
deemed best not 10 run lhn flsk o1 the lo,.f.
ney, especially AZ the horse would l,as~ u
penalty 20 carry and but very short liin.
10 &c; him socIissAted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27

Tns many friends Of Mr. Sol. Coleman
will be glad 10 loaru sba. he Is Improving.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
An EXTRAORDINARY OFFERi

The management Of TuR ArrKAL has
determined 10 offer TO those who will
undertake lists Of new subscribers for The
WEEKLY ArrrAL cash prizes in the follow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27

IxpfANroLrs, Ind, May oB-Thc Seventh
district Democratic congressional convcn-
ton today rcnominsted VIM. ID. Bynuin by
reclamation.
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THE BRooKLYN COURSE.
Dawn.

NEW YoRK, May 20--It raincd all day nj
Gnvescnd, and the track was fetlock deep
In mud.
First Rector non-winuery one mile.
Starters; fcnelon, Sam Harper, IT,, Tcnafy,
IAclawanns, Lady Primrose. Mollie Nc.
Carthy's last, Thcodosius, Rcgulus. Ella
Smith colt and Golden Reel. Golden Reel
won by two lengths, Lady Primrose second,
Mollio McCarthy's Last third. Time-i:i6.
Mutuals paid 1919.
Second Race---Handicap; mile and an
eighth. Starters: Favor, Dry Monopale,
Orlway, Long knight, Drookful, Lottery
and Queen Elizabeth. Dry Monopole won
by length, Favor second, Brookful third.
Time-2;O1 Mutuals paid $3.50
Third Rare -Gazclle stakc-, for three year
old hllie.; mile and an eighth. Starters:
Blithcsomc, Ocean, Peg wohnfion, Speed.
we'll, Thcom, Winona aud Bella u.
second, Bella II third. Timc-2:O5. Mutuals
paid tl020
Fourth Race-Brooklyn cup, mile and a
half Starters volante. The Bard, Han.
over and fcnelou.
The Hard won easily by ten lengths. vo-
lanie second, Hanover thru. 1ims--2t2x.
Mntuals paid fO06.
Fifth Race--for non.winning two year
olds six furionRs. Starten; Cartoon, Scy-
mour, Harrisburg. Servia. Little barefoot
and Mis- Cody. Seymour won by three
lengths, Harrisburg second, miss Cody third.
Time-i:9h. Mutuals paid siisj.
Sixth Raoe--Welter handicap. sin furlongs.
Starters. britannia, BrAmblcion, Portland,
Mute, James A H., Valiant rarkvillc,
Bishop Andy Mac, Billy brown aud Cru.
sadcr Portland won by three lengths, Brit
annie second, Bramblcton third. Time
il94. Mutuais paid s2tiA
MONDAYS ExTmEs.
Fiut Race--fivr iuronps James ~. i1i; rori.
land i1 Harry Russell. ~; sam Harper. w., IN:
Brlitannlc, ny Salisbury lis Royal Arch, Ms o..
' sscoad Rsssemile; Fsnsiou. 100 Long AiIsht
TO-, cyclone. colt io3 battery, ~ Rcgulua, 81 10
scph, y. naivini, ~.
Third Rans-sit furiongr; Gold Flsh, iis Peril.
li1 Jay 2. Dcc. no. sam Ward. no. Gypsy, 100
ro,rr,h Haee-ror three-ycmeld.: mile and one.
eighth, Tea rny. ia Harry fields ia sPs.
fifth Racc-HandIcap mile aud one elrhth.
Favor. 10, Kaioolsh lls hrule Juno. iOt Tho
bourbon. loo Lucy n. N hrookfnl, 10
Sixth llsro-sclilng. slx furlongs woofson, no,
sam fruwn. no rOcotriio, Ton Nla. ios; fountain
lot savsc %, Chotula, ios, nle.sei. ins Rn.ieru.
i0s Llitle Mickey, ~ Umpire, VI Bfoushtnn. 100.
Chambly, nc, Chrichton, iol. hamhlcion. 10.
Malaria. los Witch, lo0 ouibler. q, caisra ia
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II. NJ. ORElLLY,
W. MATTHEWS.
CHARLIE H. BYHNE
III. &. NAHROw.

wAsHISGToS, May y. i;sna.m.
There has been no change In Ten. shcri
dams condition since the 10 o'clock bulletin
was issued. lie is resting quietly, and NJ
this hour Is taking a short sleep.
TIE LATEST BULLETIN.
3:i5.-There is no change In Gen. shcri
dams condition.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-18

development of our mining industry.
That we point with pride and plea
sure to the able and brilliant record
OF our delegate in Congress in his en-
deavor to secure the protection of our
mining industry, to secure approprla-
ton for irrigation and other public
works; in securing increased mail SER
vice, increased appropriations for pub
lie land surveys and the opening OF
Indian reservations. To his prompt
and courteous attention to all requests;
to his steadfast and determined OPP
position to the Mormon hierarchy; to
his strenuous opposition to prevent
any reduction Of the tariff on lead and
to his answering fidelity to the cause
of Idaho Territory.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-18
UTAH STATEHOOD,

That we are opposed to the perpet-
uation Of the political power of the
Mormon church, and therefore are
opposed to the admission OF Utah into
the Federal Union until the coolest
sstioal power in that Territory shall
have been finally deprived of the
controlling influences in its affairs.
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Na.,h pavette river to the county line,
,,,ence following the county line 10 the
place Of beginning eiipc'' a. AN'
Registrar.
Lower squaw Creek Precinct.
Commencing on the divide at the head
IF Dry Buck. thence in straight line
westerly to the Big Springs, near Es-
mond,s old place, thence due west 10 Tue
connty line, thence southeasterly along
he county line to the Payeite river, thehce
fnllowinc the county line to the iniersec,
lion thereof by the line of Horseshoe Benz
nrecinct thence northerly along the ives
ierlv line of Horseshoe Bend precinct 70
the nlace of beginning. L. Sweet hegis-
trar.
Garden Valley Precinct
Commencing at the head of Wolf creek,
thence running in northeasteriy direc-
t;on ON the line of Pioneer and Banner
nrncincts to the mouth of rock creek; fol-
| iowing the llnc of Deadwood precinct 10
| the head of Big creek, thence south ana
| soutt westerly along the Long Valley pre-
cinct TO Horseshoe Bend precinct, thence
southeasterly along the line of Quarlburg
Granite creek and Placerville precincts tt
the head of Wolf creek, the place OF De
ginning. J. C. Mills, Registrar.
Upper squaw Creek Precinct :,
Commencing at the head of Dry BUCK
thence running westerly along the norti
line of Lower Squaw creek precinct u
boundary line of county, thence northerl!
along the county line to its intersection OF
The divide between Squaw creek and tn
North Payette, by Long Valley precinct
thence southerly along the line OF Lonl
valley precinct to the place OF beginning
G. W. enron, Registrar.
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Notice.

All who are indebted to A. Straus
will please come forward and settle
as | am going to quit doing bust
ness in Boise county. All accounts
not settled Immediately will be placed
the hands of a collector. All
property, real estate and personal
tor sale cheap. Twelve milk cows
and some young stock with them for
saie cheap A, SrRAus.
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NoIice to Tax pauarr

AN property taxes are now due and nav
aole' II not paid on or before tho 81
nonuay IN December will become delin.
q"en' and ten per cent will be added
All polls not paid prior to the Cd Mon
5as III november will have fifty cents adj.
BEN T, DAVIS,
Tax Col. Boise Co.
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A GRAND BALL
will be given on
HALLOWEEN, OCT. 81, 1883,
BY A. ORCHARD,
At
Odd Fellows Hall, Idaho City.
Committee Of Invitation:

Committee Of Invitation:
IDAHO CITy-Lawrence Garrecht, Jas.
Moriarty, Jr, Henry johnson.
Murphy, John Rogan.
CESTERvILLE--C G. Metlert j, A.
Lippincott james Youren.
QuARTzBURa-Wm Splaine, Laurence
Smith, VIM Bullock.
BANNER--R. Calderwood, Geo. Powell,
James Magec.
GRAHAM--Chas Curtis, Jas. McDevitt,
John Shanahan.
GRANITE CREKK-Wm. Connaughton,
James Mccarthy, sam Connaughton.
PIONEER Mike Koppas. Ben Wilson,
Mas Carpenter.
GARDEN VALLEy-Tom Carrigan, Felix
Carpenter, J. c. Mills.
Committee Of Reception:
Julius Mautz, c. Il. Jones, W. s. Galbreaith,
Floor Managers:
Il. X Davis, Louis Carrecht, VIM. Warner.
Prompter VIM, Warner.
BEST MUSIC IN THE COUNTY,
Phillip Rant, G. w. Smith, VIM. Warner.
Ticket Gncluding supper $500.
A general invitation is extended to all,
and no pains or expense spared to have a
good time in general.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro
posals viii. be received in the AUDITORS
office, Idaho City, Idaho up to 10 O'clock
a. m October s, 1888, for contracts to
furnish Boise county with twenty-eight
cords of wood, more or less. Also, for
shovellng snow off of county building
during the coming winter.
TIM CARROLL,
Clerk BID. Co. Com.
Idaho City, Sept. II, 1888.
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FINE WATCH REPAIRING
BATA SPECIALITY ~Eas

orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention. Goods will be sent @
u d. to any part of Idaho.
BOISE Cry, April 80, 1887.
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The following warrants viii be paid
out of the Road Fund:
No. 199-in favor of Geo. Tucker$l75 90
l16- Ben, T. Davis 10 50
III q. Miner. -. 80 a5
The following warrant will be paid out
of the Hospital Fund:
No. 1l7-in favor of Frank Coopersl62 so
JOHN GARRECHT,
By IsIDoR SMITH, Co Treasurer.
Deputy.
Idaho City, Idaho, Aug. 10, 1888.
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Alex Goldenson, the murderer of
Mamie Kelly, was hung at San Fran
cisco at 1905 p. NJ. last Friday.
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Treasurer's Notice,

The following warrants will be paid out
of the Comfy General Fund on presenta
ton at my office:
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

G. Fl. Brock; Lexington circuit, s. d.
Brewer; Diouville circuit, 20 be supplied ;
Caldwell, o I. Kotcak!ss; John 4.
Dunn, superlumeTary.
CALVERT DISTRICT.
J 3 Moreys: PRECEDING elder; Calvert
aod ReSrn, +. T Cnemllss; Bfemond
and Regsp, Weeus Woo,en; Kosse cir
cult, A J Arderaon; Franklin circuit, j.
W. Horn: Wheelock, al 81. Porter;
levitt, j. KsIlar; CsnterYille, J. L
Lemons; Buffalo, A L. P. Green ;
Fairfield, G NJ Klnta; Madiscnvilles 5.
C. Vaughn; West Madison mission, D J
McDoug,il, supply; Bryan stati' n, K.
| Buchanan; Mexican and weibsrn, james
NJ. Adams; Hssdy!lle. TO be supplied.
HUNTSVILLE DISTRICT.
| ELS Smith, presiaing elaer; RunteVl!la
station, G. W Briggs; Prairie Plains
circuit, G. S. S.ndle; Beoihs mis-
sion. R. L. Brooke; Iron circuit,
G Powledge; NsVssota station, ] h
Morris; Aader-on circuit, G q. Pne!e ;
Willis station, G. c. StovA!; Conroe's
mission, A S Bsnnick; Montgomery Cir
cut. j. n. Gobera; Cold Springs circuit,
". 81. Brooks; Sheppard mission, to DC
supplied; Dodge circui,, D. W
Perkins; Plsnsersville and Court
neg, j. C. Mickler; American
Bible Society, c. L. FA,rington; Wills
Male and Feusie College, 5. n. Barker;
Mission S cie!y, J G. Johns On.
LIGrfpge was selected for the next
place OF meeting, the date not to be later
thsn December l.
Resolutions were passed thanking the
citizens and pastors OF Huntsville fo'
hospItalitles.
| Bishop Ddrcgn leaves for Crockett &C.
morrow to PRESIDE over tie East Texas
Conference, which meets on the 18th.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

dows of the clerks offics. Marty all the
books id tae clerks Cfice we're sayec,
bu. l.r:e rumbsr CT Important papers
were destroyed. Some CT the most valg-
able books were il tAa iron vault winch
h.6 i IsJ 5ssD built. Ex-Sherif Wilford
lost all biS pGpers. Tex Collector Mich
ell lost Al his books except the tax roll
for this year. Tae county Judge lost G
number Of Important papers. County
Attorney Bsfnwell Icgt his lsW library,
valued ~ $1,000; incurred for $500 The
house WAS Insured for $4,000 in favor Of
the Diebold Safe and Lock Company, the
contractors for the rev vault The
loss Of papers and books will cause
much troubla and litigation. Il
is probable tne books were all
destroyed. TIE fire was under such
hesdWsy before 1t wss discovered that
nothing oQld be done to sSve the build
ing. The house WAS worth about $780,.
0CC. The lst:ce Of the peace had cour.
Of inquiry This evening, but the proceed
;nss were held ia secrs; and nothing is
known az to WHIT was discovered.
The officers have just arrived ~ town
with S. c. HxrS, lawyer OF this place,
under srrest charged with firing the court
house last night. The evidence agaips.
bin being vary clear, the j1rT returned d
verdict against him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27

YES gone through, the blessing pro-
nouncsd and the happy couple embarked
for South Amsrics, yshs1Cs they seps ap
/ constant correspondence with the car
dipSi. Quite recently, however, Nine. S.
succHmoed 70 severe in2se5. scc Tbs
osFeGved 1idoHer, By that time MIL
i.onsire, nc cz-lAg 20 TenaIu cry longer
II South Anarics, where past sssCc;as
;io1s Gere ever 1efOre rim, left tha irad
nj his adoption ard herook himself 30
Rome IN order to visit his uncle
The csrdinsl had now become Lec XIII,
chief of the Roman church, snd resided
at the Vssicln; bur, though sl;ered in
position, he hsd In no way Ioss sight OF
his nephew, OF whom he bestowed
royal welcome, not forgetting the lapsl
oenediciicn: ~ remain thy uncle, my
SOP; may heavens blessings lead Thee
back 30 thT native home" And siser so
many years. aogepce Herr S. re-
turned 10 Vienna millionaire and
consul for the lsud OF bis yclun-
tary exile. However, as the novel;
ISIS pu. II, time heals many wounds, and
month or TWO WAS long enough for
smother woman to fad Place IN the
heart of the exile Herr S. was stricken
and fell In love with the synagogue
bea6le's lovely daughter. But there was
IN obstacle. The fair one would not give
up her religion and be baptized into the
church Of Leo, 50 there was nothing LET.
but for the stronger vessel to give say to
the weskar, which he did, and returned
20 the faith of bis ancestors, with the re-
suit anticipated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
Lifetime CR0WoEDlNAH MOMENT
Facts Collected TO chow the Lsr 9Th OF Fine
Occupied b. G Dream
london Globe


London Globe.
The question o re duration Of dreams
hiss recently beel d iscussed II Germany,
smoDg others by DR.. E. Scholg, who las
given come striking eXamp.e s from his
own experience and observation. Il is
not possible to give deAsite answer. a1d
probably many dreams vary very
much in pc ns OF duration, Just a.
they vsry in force and vividness. At one
time the figures of dream, whether they
emerge from the horn or the ivory gate,
are as real as in life, the sorrow is even
more intense, the happiness more realistic.
At snother time they seem 10 1--we only In
q pale moonlight, and we watch the scenes
rather than participate in them. 1t IL
very certain, however, that the msioritY
Of dreams are only OF momen.ery duys
lion, though extended occasionally to the
length Of minute.
In proof Of this DR.. Scholz tells the fol-
lowing story from his experience: SAT
ter excessive bodily fatigue and day OF
mental strain Of NOT disrg.eesble kid,
L betook myself to bed after had wound
my watch and placed it CT the nigh
t.tla. Then l lsy down beside q burning
Lamp. Sooa l found myself on .he
high ses on bosri 8 well known ship
Was again young and stood Oh
the Lookout. heard the Io&r
OF the wafer ana golden clouds fl1ated
a,ound me. How long stood 80 &c
not know but II seemed very long time
Tnen the scene changed. l was in the
county and my long dead parents cam
to greet me; they took me 10 churcn
where the loud organ sounded. l WI
dellshte but st the same time wondered
to see my wife and children there. TIE
priest mounted the pulpi. and preRche5,
but could not understand what he sAit
for the sound OF the organ, which con-
tinusd to play 1 took MY eon By the
hand, ald with him aecended the church
tower, but again the scepe
WAS changed. Instssd OF being near
my son l stood near an eEfiy know
but long dead oficer-I ought TO explain
that WAS an army surgeon during the
msneuvers. 1 Was wondering why the
major should look so young, WHEN quite
close In my esrs scsnnon sounded. TEL
Tlfisd, l was hurrying Of, when I woke
up and noticed that the supposed csncon
slot tad fts cause IN the opening of the
bedroom door Though some one enter
ing It WAS IS II had lived through 50
eternity in my dream, but when locked
s! my watch saw that sircs had fallen
asleep not moro than ore min ute had
elapsed much shorter time than II
tskee 70 relate the occurrence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
BAD MANNERS OF HUSBANDS.
Mothcrs 70 Elame So- Not InssruclsEs Bsyl
to be Fotise
Atlanta Constitution.

to be Fo;;se
Atlanta Constitution.
A friend was spending the day with me
tie other dsy, and while she was here cur
pastor cGlIed. Alter he left toe friend
said: "Did you ever notice with what
respect Nj. Conrad speaks O; his wife
aud how couE!eouslJ he tres:s hsr ST su
timet2" 1 nodded assert, and my friend
went OF: 81 suppose my hu5bsnd is &c
good n1an as ever lived, but ais mother
did not train him to be courteous to
ladies'. Hts sisters were his slaves. sud
thereby he is spoiled as husband. l
wish | could train several hundred boys
to be husbands for the next generation.
Do you suppose they'd consider i. thar
pTerC gStiVe to drive the girls out OF the
easiest chair, take the sunniest corner Of
the room, the best place By tb3 light,
throw bcoks. papers or slippers down for
some on to put away, and grow no 1isb
the idea hist wife must be the valet aud
TIE rest Of the househo stand respect
fully ny 10 obey orders? You smile, but
th'a 10 gEythl2g bus subisc: 10 laugh
over.
"i really believe husbands nsysr .hink
now their uDkind wsy3 hurt. Thsy don't
| realize the ciF3lence 60 us-fcr instance,
10 :h,ir rnsroee when they come 20 din
| ner. Ali day tde 1is9 has hee1 Sloue
| With the children and servants, aad 10
mere hungry foE klzd SoId from her
husbsNG Eban en ep!curson feast. He
comes Ia just ss the dic1er bel! rings.
Fer wonder DINER Is once rsAdV on
| time,' the husband says. Couldn't he
| nave saved the heart sab By cay
ing, 'irG2a a pleasant eougd 10 3
hungry f4llo#,' and wt&t binders him
from nddi1g, VITA. wcuid be 1ilk aad
nonty 20 wesry sou! al tbe rest OF tie
dEI-2ay, all tie rest Of her lie-'YGu
are good wife, Cornelis.' And If dine
FER ~ not quite ready VII? nsed he s&y,
| fOi course not, rtver ig' In working
notices tor the hume, why 2ssn't some
one taken We'leY's remark: G'd as
SUon Swear as Fret instead OF asGgiug
NC Il Need Thee Every Hour
"When think Ihsye d hard lime just
think Of the women who have no servants,
but who Themselves csre for the children,
wash, iror, cook, mend, churD, milk,
carry wood sud water, Ill lJr less th1n an
Irish eerVan: girls HSges. OF courga
men appreciate their wtVef, OF courae
they do, but they keep their polite man.
4 EeTs and courteous way tcr-other mems
Hkivss 0ae time james thanked ns for
HEing him s9ofn, beside me at conce t.,
asd then safs qfGpoloe' i Tor being po-
lSs by sasfDghe shcughJ II vas my sister
MISTY ". kslsnta Constitution.