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matchmaking In Russi,

Marriages solemnized in P,,s-ia
supposed, as with us. to be No. > :
heaven. The manner in u.bioh - II
~. egiienliy brought about is sinniio a.
-.Sen; instead Of thematrimoniaIa l III
c %t,cn mas not yet acquired the yi, gii' =,
c,'izenshlp in Rssia, gosslpin p 'i matc Of
,llakerS peranbulate the ronnfpr --,''p w.
neelins to his or her district 80 e &c
lfiSh hedge schoolmasters tr.o 1, -'l IKE
w t-oN9 ago everywhere sure ola weIcor.@
~ baAhmoot, for instance. Won GnHa
scarcely taken possession of Tonr 49, 80.
N your hotel when Web d. III
walks in, makes A essed man
asks you bi..--- profound bow, and
tAs-' --.iitiy: Would your nobility
---.lk Of marrying:
II excusable curiosity or n less evc,,.,
Die desire to exchange single for married |
misery prompts you to give him n civil
answer, he lays album upon album h.
iore you with the photographs Of elio;lIo
brides and bridegrooms. accordi,e,
your sex on which are inscribcdmargfna1 7
notes containing brief but interesting de-
tails about the social position, fortune
e pectations and drawbacks of the orig
inal.
de discusses the points of his clients
With charming candor and objectivity-
many OF these matchmakers have been
lorse dealers before-and refers Won IN
prosperous married couples who are as
i,appy as the day is long since he brought
mem together. Heretofore the match
'aking provision was monoplized by
Tomen, as 1t still is in the northern and
entral provinces. In the south. how. 2
YER men are taking it up methodicallv r
nd completely cutting out their sisters
-hussian Letter in London Telegraph
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habitation between n and A. 80
Elements on the rivers of Canada.
Its remains still exist. I make il
an annual visit. 1 carry my child
rem to it and teach them the hard.
SHIPS endured by the generations
before them. I love to dwell on
the tender recollections, the kin
bred ties, the early affections and
the variations and incidents which
mlngle with all I know of this
primitive family abode; 1 weep to
think that none who then inbab;
ted it are now among the living:
and If ever L fail in affectionate
Veneration for him who raised i'll
and defended it against savage
and destruction, cherish
ID all domestic comforts beneath
Is soot and through the fire and
blood OF seven years of reyolu-
lonary war, shrank from no toll,
10 sacrifice to serve his country
md to raise his children to a con-
Hllon better than his own. NAV
~ name and the name of NV NOS t
'rityNbe blotted out from the I
emory of mankind. -DaniAl il
'ebster, "
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uIation. The business
,ilator and that of man
or man of affairs are not o.
tinct, but incompatible.
successful in the business \ :,
the manufacturers and the mer-
chants profits only should be
sought. The manufacturer should
go forward steadily, meeting the
market price. When there are
goods to sell, sell them; when sup
plies are needed, purchase them
without regard to the market
price in either case Ihave never
known a speculative manufacturer
or business man who scored a per-
manent success. He is rich one
day. bankrupt the next. Besides
this, the manufacturer aims to
produce articles, and in SO doing
to employ labor. This furnishes
a laudable career. A man in this
avocation is useful to his kind.
The merchant is usefuIly occupied
distributing commodities; the
banker in providing capital.
The third rock is akin to specu-
Mountaineering. Business men
require irregular supplies of mon
ey, at some times little, at others
enormous sums. Others being in
the same condition, there is a
strong temptation to indorse mu-
tually. This rock should be avoid
ed. There are emergencies, no
doubt, in which men should help
their friends, but there is a rule
that viii keep one safe. No man
should place his name upon the
obligation OF another II he has not
sufficient to pay it without detri-
ment to his own business. 1t is
dishonest to do so. Men are
trustees for those who have trust
ed them, and the creditor is emit
tied to all his capital and credit.
For ones own firm. your name,
your fortune, your sacred honor
but for others, no matter under
what circumstances, only such aid
as you can render without danger
to your trust. 1t is a safe rule,
therefore, to give the cash direct
that you have to spare for others,
and never your Endorsement or
guarantee.
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Have you got a ticket"

Have you got a ticset?n
''Of course
Then hand it over at oncel Ican,t
fool away my time herer'
''Shooi Well, here's the ticket and 7
want a receipt for it. Teller in such a
hurry as you might die suddenly. LandsI
t put what a hired man YOU would make
i loi a "eeA or two! Never had one who
was IN hurry. Say, if you7-
But the conductor was gone, the coun.
tryman turned to n passenger with a
look of disgust on his face, and CON
tinued; ''-1 0oA-
~ That's the way with these monopolies
ihey not only want all your money but
they won't treat you decent after tbev
git 1t. Reckon I'll drop in on the boss Of
me road when l get to town and let -.
znow that such conduct don't :. IN, I'm
With free born American. 90 down
cincinnati
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EstraY NOtice.

In compliance with law, notice is here.
by given that R. G. Murray has taken nm
and estrayed on the 9TH day'of July, 1890.
before I. G. Griffin, Justice Peace of pre.
cinct No l, San Saba county, Texas, the
described estray horses.
One sorren tlaze face horse branded
u barred out on III bit shoulder and T N
on left shoulder. One sorrell blaze face
horse branded E with half circle over
the on left shoulder and I on left side.
each about l54 hands high, one about 10
and tie other about 7 years old. Apprais-
ID at Ninty-five dollars,
" ltnesss my signature and seal of Office
y San Saba, Texas, this sth.Iday of july.
-oV' ASDUGGAN,
County &lsfk, San Saba Co.
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At the residence of Col. A. Bass at
Rome, Ca, partridge found its way
INTO the house and was captured by Miss
Hattie and safely put In a cage. A little
while later another partridge, perhaps
the mate Of the first, walked boldly in
and started upstairs and was also can
tured.
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Excellence 5t ss,t.

Ii the feet are tired or painful
81 long standing, great relief
be had by bathing them in
/ water. A handful of salt in .
Ion of water is the right pro-
ton. Have the water as hot
H. can be comfortably borne. I'm
merse the feet and throw the Wa
ter over the legs as far as the
hands When the water becomes
too cool, rub briskly with a flesh
towel THIS method, if used night
and morning, will cure NEURALGIA
of the feet.
Carpets may be greatly bright
ened by first sweeping thoroughly |
and then going over them with a |
clean cloth and clear salt and wa
ter, Use a eupful of coarse salt to
a large basin of water.
Salt as tooth powder is better
than almost anything that can be
bought 1t keeps the teeth bril-
lantly white and the gum hard
md rosy.
If, after having tooth pulled,
he mouth is filed with salt and
Tater, it will allay the danger of
laving a hemorrhage. {
a few sips of warm salt water $
MI frequently allay vomiting /
hen more expensive remedies \
all. =
To clean willow furniture use
ut and water. Apply it with a
all brush, scrub well and thor is
1ghly. " ="
When broiling steak throw a lit C
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BuckIen's Arnica SaIye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChilbIains.
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cts per box
For sale by jim. Eddins q Co., Aug. -, 's3
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Machine for Making WOOL W.,


Some lakes are distinctly blue; others
present various shades of greer, so that
IN some cases they are hardly distinguish
aoie from their level, grass covered banks:
a few are almost black. The lake of
Geneva is azure hued; the lake of Con-
stance and the lake of Lucerne are green;
the color of the Mediterranean has been
called indigo. The lake of Brienz is
g e. yellow, and its neighbor, Lake
Thun, is blue-Nature.
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w. W. Moore, of the Grand Opera
House, Des Moines, is an early settler in
that part of Iowa, and has had a great
deal of experience in his time. He SAYS:
AT various times | have had acute at
tacks of bilious collie and violent pains in
the stomach, and fonnd nothing that gave
ne relief like Chamberlain's Collie, Chole-
ra and Diarrhoea Remedy, Every per-
son" he says: SHOULD have a bottle
For sale by j. n. Eddins & Co
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). n. Eddins & Co, the druggist, wish to
remind their patrons that it is a danger
GUS policy to wait until taken sick before
buying bottle of Chamberlain's collie,
cholera and diarrhOea Remedy. Every
family should be provided with some reli-
able remedy for bowel complaints, ready
Tor Immediate use, whenever required,
during the summer months, and this rem
edy Is unquestionably far superior to any
other. 1t can always be depended upon,
and is safe and pleasant TO fake. II il mt
M in % and 80 cent hottIas A ~
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-v0uG I'VE years ago my blood
was poisoned with COW itch, and
every spring since then 1 have
been troubled with the poison
breaking out in large sores all
over my body. 1 tried various
remedies without receiving any
benefits. Three bottles of Swift's
Specific IS. S. S. } affected com
plete and permanent cure, when
all other blood remedies had fail
ed. r. L. Henderson,
Live Oak, Fla.
Treatise on Blood and Skin dis
eases mailed free. Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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The Cosmopoliton, the best and
brightest of the Monthly Maya
zines, is rapidly pushing its way
to the front, and even now ranks
with the lea ESzS=s:=aaAI;aa--
tons of the woria.= Cure.
arrangements to club win IN
the following terms:
Cosmopoliton, per year $40.
San Saba News, per year $500.
We will furnish both for So. 40
Call and subscribe, and get the
best bargain in reading matter
ever offered for the money.
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FoR SALE. "a acres of fenced
land one mile west of San Saba.
One of the incest places for a
small farm imaginable. Apply at
this Office.
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presented himself and saluted. He
had walked the whole distance
back and forth, and now he cam.11
with the news that his child was
still living, though beyond all
hope. Could he go back if he
would promise to return to his pri-
son in "A hours? The commandant
again set the prisoner free, ond "a
hours later he returned and gave
himself up. Happily his faithful
ness to promise was rewarded for
neither he nor any other kuklux
was hanged.-New York Star.
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His Wife Suffered from ErysipeIas.

Ma. John o. Rogers, of Dana,
Illinois, write as follows under date
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0es good for Food.

4ournal of Health has the
9as to say about the dietetic
os,matoes:
known that the essence
pmato made into a pill acts
the liver, and to that extent
nteraet biliousness and all
ff' fever
free use of figs is known
ltudes to obviate constipa-
y great many cases; every
sat 2gist knows that a
sasIre' white mustard
. I've e'Fss8ithout chewing,
whole e direction, and
usedEor that purpose for
RI, and for that reason is
very drug store for sale.
Ds pass from the stomach
sed, butare supposed to
Ee bowels delicately. The
t the common tomato act in
manner; hence the fruit,
+ palatable to the taste,
beious to the body, has a
l;5moting effect on the
be whole digestive sys-
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Brass works can be kept beauti-
fully bright by occasionally rub
bing with salt and vinegar
Wash the mica of the stove
doors with salt and vinegar.
Salt in whitewash will make it
stick better.-FIorida Agricultur-
list.
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ul6ullOu OnCA1Cul
lots discoveries in organic ches
istry, and those of Boussingault
and Payen, who created organic
chemistry, and then the labors of
Claude Bernard in physiology
and those OF Pasteur on ferments,
microbes, and viruses. I
Thus, while certain sayants en-
deavor, through science. is not to
diminish the number of troubles
that afflict poor mankind, at least
to lessen the effect of then, other
men seek methods of destroying
people in the most rapid manner,
when occasion occurs. Diplomats
and politicians Justify the re-
searches of these men by con-
stantly repeating that in time of
peace it is necessary to prepare
for war. Let US accept their die
tum, and since, even in our centu-
~, savants and artisans can at
tend to their Iabors only under the
protection of guns, let us record
the improvement in modern artil-
lery by the German Krupp and
the Frenehmen Refye and De
Bange, and the Improvements in
the rifle by Dreyse, Mauser, Rem
ington, and Lebel. Let US not for
get the invention of smokeless
powder nor the use of new explo-
siYe substances lsuch as gun-eot-
ton. dynamite, panclastite, robur-
lite, ETC., each more terrible than
the other) in the manufacture of
frightfully destructive weapons,
such as bombs shell, and the tor
pedo Of more recent invention.
All these discoveries have an
importance which, it is true, va
ries in degree, but it seems to US
very difficult to classify them ac-
cording to importance; at all
events, It is not we who shall en-
deayor to do it.
Our readers already suspect US
of having marked prediction
for certain of these discoveries.
and if, in such a classification, we
should chance to place photo
graphy, for example, upon a par
with telegraphy and telephony,
railways and submarine boats,
photography and vaccine virus,
they would perhaps accese us of
taking sides.-Ba Science en- Fa-
mile.
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Louis Post, who lived through a
year and a half of carpetbagisS
South Carolina, related the ofH@
night some remarkable stories Of
that period. One of them exem-
plifes the best conception of
south "honah," and might well go
down in history along with other
such tales of devotion to ideas. At
the time in question one of the
many prisoners held without bail
on the charge of kukluxism, and
likely, as all the world supposed,
to be convicted and hanged, wan
an ex-confederate colonel. Tls1
man received word that his cid
was lying at the point of deafH /
and asked the commander vermit-,
sion to visit his home, Il miles
away, in the country. The COM
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The Prinipal Discoveries and Inren-
ton 4 the Present Century.

M s,,,o,,.;,.,- :. obro,ol. 40, cal
,es,, - - tha ,5,.i - discoyes-
Is IA ;nventions Of our cen
%,...-;.;4n .s,,ooioilv has been
.,t 10. oontr;bntion nv the in
-, S's ,..,,;;,,s fonr ;nvsstigators.
At..,....sss.ant fl,at we were en-
NJ Nineteenth eentu.
met invented the
4Tsal Tn 1920
d. discovered
NO 4be 49,
the s e
49,, M nj
wliich . a.,
Morse, in
s''s n 1876, |
efc.
Tn n. a sersasn IN
ven a etric batserr. and
two: ward EIl.anpson
and covered electro
metal
Alos's s32. Faraday dis
covers; s't..sssss.i induction. upon
tbe nrs.,.,;.. q. which Rbu,n-
korff Rl,s Ssfban. established
the co;l tl,st ;.ss,s his name.
r. 1874 Ronrseul discovered
tbs nr;,c;nle Of tba telanbone was
;;r,nroved Inv R;ess IN 1850 and
ofterword by Rail and asnacislIv
go 1915 h. E5;so, wbo alec
80 80 III a. ~ -, -
a. 80 ',. ~ go r. e. a.
- =: -I l-l p, II c.
y - 49, Oe .s,., y ~ II, 49,
a $50. p &c ''''
So So - - 1 or - 1910 80, -,
- - a. H. -, s-- - - "a =,
49, ~ 49, 49, -.
and alone abont 1881 tbe French
eno;naar Daprsv conceived tbe
dc of +ronsu;tt;no onY sort Of
MOTE force 70 . distance NV
800 80 an .aIaot,;, INC
Will ,vo;finc then until tbal
fairy elactric;tT shall have de-
tbronad steam lat NO raoister
what has baeo accomniisbed |
tbronoj, The latter. The esfab- |
Iisbment Of railways after the
manufacture of powerful Ioeoma-
tives had been rendered possible
(ls3l) by the invention OF the tu-
bular boiler by the French engi- |
neer Sequin (l826), and then the
es'aIiishmen' OF steamers Team 10
wnicn, a. long ago as lo00, was ap-
ia,,- 81 Aniens 1so9
i
7" Inc We are 'n 'ne suOl1ct o.
me me.n'us 81 iocoinollon' Jet US
pay .na' aeios'a'ion nh 1,5 n"S
Iua.e elea' P,osiesS' e',n" 'n9
las' "oiu wiz not nave peen saio
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% pa now is: care you
Coffs : of Chambcrlaip's
q safe. iarrhoea Remedy, as
compia au att4ck of bowel
No fan Sc Summer monthsPr
sllls il torisk being without
lreat eine during the hot
Cd, III z,ost certain to be need
Is i H& indeed when required,
take. q ispleasant aud safe to
Pt bottles for sale by
j. n. Eddins d Go
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Road Notice to Land Owners.

In the matter of the petition of z
sullivan, Ebert McCoury, S. q. Roha-5.
ana Others for public road in the conf.
OF San Saba, State of Texas.
10 Estate Asa Brown, Jno. w Smi+t
Jen MeCarty, Louis Hancock, Mrs. WaIis
thompson, 5. W. Yoe, Gaunv &. VaIte,-s
r: Cline, Hrs. C. Lnbkie, Ben Grabsr,'
Mrs. Mary Dickens, Hrs of W. w W. W.
man, L. y. Smith, Y. F. Barnett ~
crouch, w. NJ. Taylor, H. SvriDo AJa,,'.
Weeks, VIM. Bribery, Z. S Ribs
II. u holeomb, John Chapman. D. AnDis'
Ton l. l. Bush, H. Bribery, J. L. Nc KIN
Take Notice, that the undersigned furr
appointed by the commissioners CONT nf
pan oa9a county, Texas, to lay out. sur-
NY NY, anu assess damages resulting from
t .ue estaDlishment of public road as ne
tltioned for by J. Z. Sullivan FIhart 40 ~ p
Coury, 5. G. Roberds, and Others -
nlnS at or near the PARSONAGE nm Rs
wood Road No ,, and running IN Hanra
VlIle and Rlehland Springs Road viii o.
e.ie hrst aay OF August, 1890, in DISCHARGE
ol our SAID duty, meet upon the foJIowi6sr
premises, to which You have some oia;s
lows; aS IoI-
~ E Friley.
10 G w Thatcher,
396 IL 397 Christian-Iuhl-a
773 Fisher & Miller,
3o3 3c5 366 David Won Hapen
"a L q Z H &TCRR
School, " II w.
81 n W. & TCRR Co, sta.x
Sol 3o2 Cesur Jentsch,
$50 Chris Seuhring,
331 c Schneider,
" E & S W H Il
'tate School,
332 John Menge,
1l3 Fisher & Miller. +.
go 81 J. D Meyer,
so II Il c R RI =
md then and there d
amage to which Won
ccount of the laying
'adss and you are h
'quired to produce
on may desire TO OF
images, and do and
It as may be neeessa
remises.
In witness whereof,
t our hands, this 9th
T.
W.
MYE
f.F.
RIA R
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Where The sum Never sets.

VI euae CITY Us Passport, Mains
to the east of it. Between
northwest limit of Washing
Territory and the southern liz
of Alaska there is break of a f
degrees but with that slight dv-
duction our territory extends
through 1876 degrees of longitude
or seventeen degrees more than
h7lf-way around the globe. Hence,
when the sun is giving its good
night kiss to our western isle, it is
already flooding the fields and for
ests of Maine with its morning
light, and in the eastern part of
the state it is more thin an hour
high. At the very moment when
the Alentian fisherman, warned by
the approaching shades of night
is pulling his canoe toward the
shore, the woodchopper of Maine
IS beginning to wake the forest
echoes with his stirring music Of
The ax. The Great Divide.
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ADTERrIsIs RATES.

TRANSIENT ADv rIsEaiESIs' sl.vO per
inch for first inser'n, and 81 cer's per
inch for each snbs nent insertion.
Local No11cE,lo cents per line each
Insertion, but ncocal notice WIZ DC M
serted for less TIN so cents each insertion
ESPEcIA1. CONTRACTS, 10 cover one
Tear, can be ride with the proprietor at
i liberal disednt on above local rates.
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,u0lerli Hins.

yearssay 70 cur citizens, that for
Disco selling DR.. Kings New
King Consumption, DR.:
Sal Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
hans e Bitters, and have never
I'D that sell as well, or that
WI universal satisfaction.
ery to guarantee them ev-
the ind ready to refund
do n e satisfactory results
haf ~ use. These remedies
thei - Dopularlty purely on
81 Eddins & Co. Drug
Ill |
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IN Maqns.es Hurter, and Han
81. etc, and to some extent alsc
oy the mechanics of all countries
las come into so common use; and.
inally, the rotary cylinder press,
invented by Marinoni in 1867, and
Yhich prints 10000 copies of a
ewspaper per hour.
In optics, FresneI, along about
$40, improved lighthouses.
trough the use of lenses that
~ bear his name, and in 1929.
spec and Daguerre invented
photography. We shall some dav
turn to the history of this adj
irable discovery and the chro-.
zeal series of improvements
be0 introduced, but for
esht Qs recall that one
the last of in date is in
infamous photography that is
say, the possibility of obtain
: an image in one seyenhun-
sths and in one ffteen-hun-
sths Of a second even, accord
to a report read by Mr..
rey to the Academy of Science
1882.
n agriculture, Dombasle, in
2, improved the pillow, in racent
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&eStnlenf.

<anteed to bring ven
g or in case of failure a
e price. On this safe
1, from our ADVERT sed
.. Or: Kings New Dis
1ptiop. It is guaranteed
IN every case, when used
ION of Throat, Lungs or
Consumption, inflammation
phitls, Asthma, Whooping
- Etc, etc. 1t is pleasant and |
Ste; perfectly safe, and can !
expended upon Trial bottle |
Eddins & Cos drug store. !
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q, 1890: my wife was
an invalid from a blood
nd suffered terrible at
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Se carpet of the infant becoms
blanket of the dead.
rass is the FORGIVENESS of ma
her constant benediction.
trampled with blood, torn
.4e ruts of cannon, grow
,4een again with grass, and car
mage is forgotten. Streets aban-
doned by traffic become grase
grown like rural lanes and are OBJ
liberated. Forests decay, harvest
perish, flowers vanish, but grass
immortal, beleaguered by the sui
len hosts of winter, withdraws into
the impregnable fortress of sub
terranean vitality, and emernt,
upon the first solicition of sprfedl'
Sown by the winds, by wandei inns
birds, propagated by the sui o p1a
horticulture of the elements wh.o-I
are its ministers and servants, it
softens the rude outlines of the
world. 1t invades the solitude of
the deserts, climbs the inaccessia
BILE and forbidden pinnacles of thy
mountain, modifes the elm
and determines the history
acter and destiny of the
Unobtrusiye and patiS
inn vipor and
Bal
anC
tm
or
len.
no blazonry ~
senses with fragrance
but its homely hue is a.
chanting than the lily or they
1t yields no fruit on earth or an
yet should its harvest fail for a
single year, famine would depopu-
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only s1ong tole rall

sensitive, sensible business
doesn't want a wife Twbo
3 the head of the domestic
g who carries the purse
.lght key, and practically
w.-she trousers. There are
so. men who like such wives.
ey are exceptions to the
Then sst husbands in the land
the GIVES who are intelligent,
ago. g, and affectionate; who
Tibe In their homes, feel an
hOspit, the success of their
yisoount snd are ready to share
~ AN. 49, @isfsf'taha Such
!, me brave, generous, ana
..;. II and will command
9 of any honest, cour-
s. the land. 1t will
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