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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-06
A Deaconesses, Home.

The Methodists met in San Fran
cisco Jan. 90. 1t was union gather
ing, representing nearly all of the
leading Methodist churches in San
Francisco, Oakland and Alameda, to
organize Deaconesses' Home to be
composed of lady members of the con-
gregations and perform, personally,
out-of-door home missionary labor.
1t is to be to Protestants what the Sis
ters of Charity are to Catholics. The
urgent need of its establishment in
San Francisco, where there are forty
times as many drinking saloons and
brothels as churches, is great. Tt is
to be a society of true Christian ladies
who will be willing to leave their
homes and minister to the sick and
the destitute in houses and hospitals.
Alameda, Grace, Central, Simpson
Memorial and the Howard-street
Methodist Episcopal churches each
subscribed 500. The Women's Home
Missionary society also gave 800,
which, together with individual sub
scriptions, swelled the sum total to
about $1,000.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-06
Jewels of the Astors.

The Astor family possess some won-
derful jewels, particularly diamonds.
The late Mrs. John Jacob Astor used
to wear tiara that few of the crowned
heads of Europe could match. Mrs.
William Astor wears O beautiful
TiUiere of diamonds. three rows gradn@
ated. She also possesses famous dia-
mond n sklace Of six strings. set in
such manner that no gold is visible.
and having the appearance of being
strung together. Mr.. Astor Ia com
stantly having it altered. and increas-
ing its briIliancy and value by the adj
dition of larger diamonds in the place
of small ones There are some dne
emeralds in the family. but no member
seems to care much about display.
and. except on rare occasions, these
jewels are not worn. One of Inspector
Byrnes' detectives. who stood in full
evening dress in brilliant ballroom on
the crest of Murray Hill one night last
winter. where Mrs. Astor and the
wealth of New York were present. said:
There is nearly FIVE million dollars
worth of jewelry and precious stones
in this room.n Valuable gems glittered
and glistened in the gas-light like rain~
drops in the sun.-Foster Coates, ~
Ladies Home Joikrzsal.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-06
W. Foote shot md killed I W. Ne.

w. Foote shot and killed J w. Me-
kinzie at Teaps station Jan. 49, Foote
was hunting on lands OF the Tule Bell
club and McKinzie, who was employed
by the club To watch the property,
ordered him off and drew pistol,
when Foote shot him.
The latest Vacaville incorporation
project contemplates the incorpora-
tion OF the entire township.
soNoMA COUNTY.
A razor was taken from Bruggy, the
condemned murderer in the county
jail, the other day, and other prisoners
nave been found In possession OF sew
eral deadly weapons of late.
A patient named Simpson, suffering
from Bright's disease, cut his throat
Jan. % but was discovered in time to
save his life, temporarily Mt least
TuLARR cousrY.
Globe has been made a postoffice
with james w. Bursell postmaster.
Burglars got eighteen pocket knives
and six razors from the Grangers'
store at Visalia Jan. 21.
VENTURA COUNTY.
George Eastwood, a respected citizen
OF Ventura, has been sent 10 the in
sane asylum at Agnews.
A. J. GrifIith has gone to the state
prison for three years for grand
larceny.
Three thousand dollars has been
subscribed 10 build n road into Guy
anna valley.
YoLo COUNTY.
G. L. Taylor, whose father resides
in San Francisco and who has been
working on n fruit ranch, ended a
spree by blowing his brains out at
Winters Jan. %.
yUBA COUNTY.
The till OF the Empire restaurant at
Marysville was robbed of SO Jan. 20
and George Willis, waiter, was ar
rested with some OF the stolen money
in his pocket.
Two burglars, scared from their
work in Marysville Jan. 21, ran, but
were caught by a policeman. Bur
glaries have been numerous there of
late.
Senator f. A. Davis has been APP
pointed Judge of the superior court TO
succeed the late Judge Keyser.
ALAMEDA COUNTY. Ma
A jury awarded Miss A. de Moldrup
of Oakland $45O0 damages for the bite
OF Il. A. Cohen's dog.
Special Policeman A. J. Ross has
been fined $50 for assaulting one Dris-
coll in a saloon in a dispute over who
should pay for a drink of brandy
which Ross took in a saloon after the
hour when it was Ross duty to see
that the saloon was closed.
MARIN COUNTY.
Florence Blythe, the heiress, and
Grandpa Perry were thrown from a
buggy by a runaway horse near San
Rafael Jan. % and the old gentleman
was considerably bruised
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-06
A Legal Distinction.

.sGood morning. Uncle Abner. / was
sorry to hear of your being convicted
of chicken stealing again.
Tank yer. Boss. wuz mighty
sorry myself speshually when dey done
'vict me on sarcumstanzable ebber-
dence.n
What do you call cireumstantis
evidence? It appeared TO me to
direct proof
BEG pardon. sab, but here's
diffunce. Eff de witness dun sw'ar d
he see de hull chicken in my e>-
iat's crar pruff. sho nuff. but "
swar he oniy see de tail fedders
en- out un'er my coat. dat a.
les plain. oil fashion sarcumz
sbherdence-
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-06
Fatal Cola weather.

During the two weeks ending Jan.
81, when thaw began, England and
all Europe suffered from the coldest
weather known within a generation.
Streams and harbors froze up that had
never been known to freeze up before.
Trains were showed up and men and
animals froze to death in the streets
and on country roads in England,
France, Germany, Austria ands othe
European countries. The authorities
of Paris kept hundreds of fires burn
ing in the streets, where swarms OF
freezing paupers crowded around
the blazing heaps to save their lives.
1t is believed that damage was done in
the oliye-growing districts of France
and Italy that it will take many years
to repair, the trees having probably
been killed or so injured that they
can hardly recover their vigor.
On the 21st warmer weather came,
with eopious rains, and great damage
was done by the consequent floods.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-06

J. r. Metcalf, member of the house
of representatives from Stevens county
says he was paid $500 by Harry A.
Clark of Spokane Falls to vote for ".
III. Calkins for United States senator.
Calkins denies the.fharge.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-06
PACIFIC COAST.

The Southern Pacific has contracted
with the government for $51 head
to take all Cinnamon ordered deported
from Seattle or Tacoma and land
them in China.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-06

Smokers should be smart enough to
know that the genuine Seal of North
Carolina Plug CUT costs them no more
THAI por Tobacco, which some dealers try
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-06

The order for the abandonment of
Fort Lowell has been suspended.
Arthur Drap, a storekeeper ON Cattle
creek. shot and killed Mexican
whom another man was holding Jan.
2l.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
The Canadian Pacific's new steamer
Empress of India, which is to run
between Vancouver and Japan, made
nineteen and one-half knots on her
trial trip.
The steamer Eaton had a hole stove
in her by a collision with the City of
Pueblo in Nanaimo harbor Jan. 22.
A cargo of guns for the Victoria
navy yard was received Jan. %.
MONTANA.
A new company, organized in New
York, will, it is expected, own the An
aconda mine hereafter.
Two robbers attacked a gang of
gamblers in tent at McCarthysville
on the Great Northern extension,
killed two and wounded three and es-
capped.
NEVADA.
While r. l.. Gartin, brakeman,
was jumping from one car to another
tt ~ all ~ tilG ikCtlu biOhC III
tive and he fell between the sections
and was run over and killed.
The sale of liquor in the capitol
building during the session of the
Legislature has been prohibited
NEW MEXICO.
Ore is reported in the Old Abe mine
at White Oaks that is one-half gold.
A murderer, horse thief and two
other prisoners tunneled under the
adobe walls of the Jail at Las Lunas
Jan. 10 and escaped.
OREGON.
William Bracket, receiving clerk,
and L. Sophie and G. Zeller, his
assistants, for the Western Union tel
egraph company at Portland, have
been arrested for robbing the cash
drawer.
Sandy Olds, the gambler who muir
dered Emil Weber, another gambler,
at Portland for giving information to
the police and has been tried three
times and twice sentenced to death,
has got change of venue to Wash
ington county for his fourth trial.
Snow has stopped work at the Blue
River mines.
| Billy Lang, alias Jones, who escaped
in Oakland while on the way to San
Quentin to serve twelve-year term
for burglary, has been caught in Port
land.
The fight for possession of the Evan
gelical church at Sweethome has re-
suited in the arrest of one minister
and several laymen for keeping the
opposing faction out with guns.
Frank w. Dietz, a railroad con
ductor. was dubbed and knocked
senseless on the street at Portland
Jan. Is, but was not robbed, and the
cause of the assault is unknown.
The proprietor of the Jacksonville
Times has been fined $25 for advertis
ing a lottery.
A large number of sufferers by the
lake Labish disaster will sue the rail
road company.
UTAH.
Malachi w. Dillon, a saloonkeepel
and gambler, shot George Mitchell
dead for refusing to drink with hin
in an Ogden saloon Jan. 90 and was
arrested.
WASHINGTON.
The decomposed body of man was
foundin trunk at Smith Cove Jan. %
After a sharp contest Watson c.
Sqnire was elected to the fedora
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-06
0paat nrlus.
CALIFORNIA.

A three-cent street-car fare bill has
been introduced in the legislature.
The assembly has passed bill MAX
ing it felony FOR lawyers 70 advertise
for divorce business.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-06
ARIzONA.

The order for the abandonment of
Fort Lowell has been suspended.
Arthur Drap, a storeleeper onCattle
creek, shot and killed a Mexican
whom another man was holding Jan.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-06

Florence Blythe, the heiress, and
Grandpa Perry were thrown from a
buggy by a runaway horse near San
Rafael Jan. % and the old gentleman
was considerably bruised.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-10
NINUnL VICENTE.
41.-8AD FRANClSGO.-4l
San .V,sa1a ete IDserto-RtcO


Gran establecimientO luiosamente decora
do al estilo modernO, en- cuyos elegantes esca-
parates vidrieraS Sc Ostentan Variedades I'D
mensas de cuantoS objetOs du lujo, caprichO
primera necesidad Sc pueden desear,
Su prOpetariO cuenta con actlVOs agentes
en- todas las principales pazas manufacturers
del mundO, quienes e remiten periodicamente
cuantas novedades inventa la mOda, mantle
niendo de ESQ mOd0 Ell
MAS COMPLETE 7 VARlADO SURTlD0
para poder dejar satisfecho el gusto de todos
sus parrOquianoS.
Sc V7ND3 a P5AZos
sin alteraci0nade precios las famias relacio-
nadas on la casa, Sc hacen cOncesiones espe-
ciales on las compras al por mayor.
Uasss Uis686s
al mencionadO eStablecmientO para hallac fDi-
sima pertumeria, pOrceianas, cristalerias, Obje-
tUs de tocauOr, sombreros de Ultima nOvedad,
papelerla, muebles fnos de caprichOsas for
mas, blsuteTia Ell tOda extension, maquinas de
coser, cubiertos electrO-plaGa, medias calZe
tines encajeS de todaS cadades, tiraS bOrda-
das, ObjetUs do bronco miles de articulOs que
seria impossible enumerar
Va llegaron las tauusas maquinas
para hacer he1ados
acknowledgements, que han alcanzado asombre
sa aceptaci0n, pueS basta cargarlas y dejarlaS
Quietas para Ell breve tempo haIlaP 81 helado
listO para SeTvirlO.
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Lle0r de brea vegtal
C0NCETRADO Z DOsIFICADo.
Preparado por Monagas, fafmac6utioo

Ell meior remedio que Sc conoce para la
ouraci0n de los sarpullidos, comezon, herpe,
eatarros, asma, Intermediates de las Was res
pirsuorias etc. etc.
Z Poderoso antis6ptico para limpiar toda
c!ase de llagas y dlceras de NAL caracter. FL
,n93or depurativo de Ia sangreI Superior to-
dos 'os conocidos hasta el dta y preparado con
nateriaes. escogidos.
Vease ell PROsPECTO que acompa1a ca
ia frasco.
Dep6sito unico para las ventas al por ma
yor, Farmacia de G. J. Monagas, MayagGez.
~ Ptdaseen todaslas bocioas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-10
TENBDURIA De LIBR0S

Juegos completes de BORRADoR, DIARIO
MAYOR, = libro de GAIA, cOlOcadOs on una DO
nita Y s6lida carpeta, como SO usan en- los CO.
legios comerciales dc Europa y los Estados-
Unidos para 81 aprendlzaje de la reneduria, de
libros..
Todo por IS centavos. -
Por 80 centavos mas, SO remitiran cual-
quier punto de la isla por 81 correo.
aLibrerfa dc SaniuriO Vidal, FOrtaleZa, 25.
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Relojer1a ItaIlaDa.
JOYERIA Y OPTICA
DE
A@ q 8 gAa @U9 a
Gale de San Francisco, nUmero 81.
esquina San Justo
PssertH-R6cO

En- este antique acreditado estableci-
mento Sc encuentra cOnstantemente un varia-
do surtido en- prendas de orc con brillantes,
de plata double de Ultima novedad, reloies
leontinas, leOpodinas, cOlgantes, de todas ca
ses precios, de orO, plata, nikel, oxidados
entes espejuelos de todas classes para seho
ras cabaerOs.
Gemelos para teatro campo Bastones
de canas finas con punOs de orc, plata nikel.
Relojes de Coste, de pared despertadores.
Cubiertos de plata y de metal banco platea.
dos, anilos para seIvilletas, convoyes, azucare.
ras, mantequileras, etc, etc.
Sc componen ademas toda clase de relo-
es por dificil que sea la reparacion Sc garan-
tizan todos los trabajo que Sc hagan en- la
Casa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-10
y UNA B0CA LIMPIA
DENOTA, AsEO Y DECENCIA

Con los, POLVOs DENTALEs del DR.. Salicyt.l.
Sc cosssigwe, no solo dientes Ijnspios q eSn4Gtt0
dos sigeO GIjetstO pert5tne0dO.S
Sc Vendest en- tOdGS las FGrnsGc90S g den'0F
Iseg0reS dorde Sc eEpe1ade pertseOeert0.
Pedir POLTOS deatGLes del Dr.. S0ttcrup.
fCa16d1dO con las fnL8ifcAeiONeS.
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fll T1asburda al scoreo salido de santande
20 Ii cargap para Habana y M6iico. AM#
t2) PuerUf LlnDOn .se srVe pOr trasbordo. 81 81
(s, Trasbolila Ia carga para elAisdlteFraneO es-
pafO uh vHpUl de Ia COnpania.
(4) La carga para Geneva queda a bOrdo del
eaper que la llevara desde Havre, dU1ide tomar&
aGen,as la que habl1rdo lido OpcIon al Havre sea
2estinAda Italia. La palada en VI Havre 81 liz
si4ara al TenspO acknowledgements neccsarl0 para Las
ueracioDea 40 aescarga habilitacidn del buG ue
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Yaporss gorfshs 3 spaholes
DE La COMP ANA TR Mica
ANTEs DE ANTONIO LOPEZ " CA.
servioio para Puerto Rico y Ia Habana


servioio para PuertO-RiOo y la Habana
SALIDAs.- Barcelona los dias "a y 26 de
cada mes. De Valencia el 5. De Malaga ell ?
a. De Cddiz 81 10 80. De Santander cl 26.
Della Coruna 81 FL. t3a 9.
Sc expenden blletes directOs para MayagIez,
Ponce Santiago dc Cuba, Gibara, Nueyitas, Saba
lila Colon, con trasbordo en- Puerto-RiCo 8
Habana. eY .f.x ste a
yIAJE pIREcTo DEsDR PUERTO RICO, :
a la cORUNA 8 sANTANDER. ss-s
salida de Pserto-RicO el dia Is de eada mes
rs expiien pasajes de ida vuelta con Is por
100 de lebaja. .Es~5I
a las familias que paguen la equivalencia de 4
pasaes enteros So les hara Ia rebaja de Is pOr 100
Esta.rebaa no es applicable los billetes dc ida y
NWelta.
EnlaIay2a clase. Un nihO menor de ahOs
ca cad;t tnila, gratis. Los demas memories de
AMOS, de pssaje, de IL amos no cum l.lidOs,
laslje, de II amos cumplidOs, pasaje enterO.
En 5 preferencia ga Ordinaria. Tn nino has
To 4 amos, gratis De 2 z amos, pasaje, de a
II amos, pasaje, de II amos en- adelants. pasaje
suter0
Atsc@ eee Europa q CoI6as
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E URO

PreserVativo especial necesario a todos.
Medic facil rapido para cuTar Las enferneda-
des sbcretas, 8 eVitarlass ssr..Il sf ng3szl
Sc Vende on la Capital, boticas dc CUTLER
mety. Blanco, Gallardoi En- Ponce, Vale y
CaneiD sl e..f 81 81 .s..'
Mayaguez, c. T. Monagas.
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IMI.IIj8lh0if &K0fbGf

! comlaionistas, Giro sobre L6ndres, Paris,
New York. HI @ .r -.a
. Cambio de dinero, Cobro de cuentas, avan.
ces, fetes, etc.
Venta dc toda clase de consignaclones.
Aseguros maritmos, de vida y contra in
cendiO. 3..
Agentes de LIoyds de Londres y de la Hamburg
IA f1aArina
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Joyeria, Reloieria, Bisuteria ObjetOs de novedad.
Bajillas de porcelana.
'Abanicos de cuantas classes y precios e&isten.
Perfumeria tina de afamados fabricautos.
Sombreros para senoras caballerOs.
Sombrias y paTaguas para SenOras.
Cubiertos garantizados del mismo metal.
Albums para retratOs : sellos.
BaStOnes de todas classes.
Botonaduras, leOntinas, pulseras alfleres
de double enchapadOS on orc.
Corbatas para eaballerOs, Ultima novedad.
Guantes de seda, hio y algodOn, para Sras,
Cuellos punOs dc celulOide, OlancOs de ttr
lOres.
Grandes rebajas en- las 7entas al por mayor
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sEvENDE

1yes eUoporGdor0s tsg1esos Srondes de
@sssy POGO s3So 9 dos ide''s frGDcesGs, tOd0s en-
nsetg bWen estadO.
Una bOneb0 Centr5ftGgG de tyece ccnttntetrOs.
Una bOmbG horizontal de trej,atG ceett1etr0s
Una CGlder0 tetbtlOsG de l04 c0bGItOS de fSterSd
TGrjGs tWberGGS de cuGre3at0 SeiS cent5negoS
Tres Sevpe'atjSsGs de cobre para clGrjfc0dOrGs
I'm cGLentGdOr para guGr0p0S.
Dirigirse la fundicion de D. Roberto
Graham, calle de la Marina. -v-Ponce.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-11-12

married him for a stepping-stone and
had used him for that. 1t had never
occurred to me to wonder what he had
married me for nor what he had hope
or wished from our union.
While was still thinking the noon
whistles began blowing all over the
city, the people about the office looked
at the clock or their watches and went
out. The Office boy washed his hands
and the strains of Annie Rooney
grew fainter as he went ont the hall
and down the stairs The foreman
locked up the composing room and
went home, and still | sat there, and
over by his table sat my husband, his
head bent over some exchanges. He
laid down his paper after awhile and
looked at his watch, and ] got up and
took down my hat The smell of res
taurants and of various private dinners
was coming in through the open win
dow. lowered the curtains and stood
noticing the grccnish tone which came
over the room; then walked across to
| where my husband was sitting.
He showed his papers into the draw
ers, closed it and got up. cannot tell
how it happened, but we were stand
ing looking into each others eyes in
tently, face to face. was his wife:
| owed him love as well as duty. Then
| new thought struck mc--if | should
| lose him.
| The same impulse came over me
which ! had felt on my wedding day to
| hold ont nv hands to him | laid them
against his breast slowly. AMI he took
me into his arms: to my surprise | was
| crying. Since then | have been Il
happy woman. | love my husband.
VIRGINIA NJ. HAYWARD.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-11-12
THE WAY YOU WALK.
Indicated by the Wear of Your Foot
Covering.

Indicated by the Wear of Your Foot
Covering.
As soon as man comes into my
shop and takes off his shoes, says a
St Louis shoemaker, can tell whether
he is good walker, and it is astonish-
Ing to find how few men know the
proper way to step out Ii the shoe is
worn down at the heel. not en- the
side, but straight back, and the leather
of the sole shows signs of weakness at
the ball OF the foot, little greater on
the inside just below the base of the
great toe, know that the wearer is a
good walker. If. however, the heel is
turned on one side, or is worn evenly
throughout, and the sole is worn most
near the toe, / know that l have to
deal with poor pedestrian. Tie
reason Of difference in position of the
worn spots lies in the fact that the
poor walker wa Ks from his knee and
the good one from his hip. Watch the
passerby on the street and you will al
once see the difference Nine men out
s:derably in walking, stepping straight
out with both hips on the same line,
and the toe will be the first to strike the
ground. The tenth man will bend his
knee very little, just enough to clear
the ground, and will swing the leg
from the hip. very much as the ara is
swung from the shoulder, and not from
the elbow. by SO doing he calls upon
the muscles which are strongest 10
bear the str.i,. and increases the
length of his stride four or six inches.
The heel touches the ground first and
not the toe. A slight spring is given
from the ball of the foot on malil
ARCHER stride. Men who walk in this
fashion cover the ground thirty pei
cent. faster with the same cxertion
than those who walk from the knee.
In pugilism the old rule is to strike
from the shoulder and not from the
elbow. In Professionalism it is to walk
from the hip and not from the knee
Chicago Journal
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able Comment from critics My plan
thus far had worked admirably. My
husband was all could ask for in the
way of stepping-stone; my life lay
before me to fashion as / might, yet
as the months went on, found myself
looking little thinner than had been
natural, little paler and feeling for
the most part tired. as though the
game of life we've a losing one. cnrld
not altogether rid myself of the idea
that had lost something irrevoeably
Too late it seemed to come to me that
woman must love her husband if she
would have her life complete
Since my book was off my hands !
worked a good deal in the office in my
old position. l liked it, and. sitting at
my old desk by the open window some
days i'll summer, with the wind blow
ing my papers about and the Office boy
back in the composing room whistling
annie Rooney" | seemed 10 he again
for the time being Miss Hazlett. the
proof reader. and once or twice
dropped Il tear To the memory OF her.
Sitting there in the sunshine one
morning reviewed the situation. 1t
had been almost two years since my
,natter-uf-fact marriage, years of peace
and plenty which were striking coa-
trast To my life before. I:ut there had
been this bondage with them. Ike an
iron hand over my heart, and before
there had been freedom aad huoyancy,
with now and ten. in spite Of my
tronginindeIness. beautiful dreams.
There was the sense Of loss always had,
but against that was The seEsc Of care
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WOMEN IN THE FIELD.

Mrs. j. c. BARRE is proprietor and
manager of nursery and fruit farm at
baldwin, kas-
itor of the Friendly Farmer, Wilton
junction. La Her sister Laura has full
control of the job printing department.
A WOMAN at Portsmouth, Eng, is q
teacher of navigation. and many of her
pupils have successfully passed the
board of trade examination and got po-
sitions as mates and shippers.
THE Pauret sisters are very success
fully conducting a printing and pub
fishing house in brussels, which was
founded by their father. One sister is
a poet and the other edits In Pethe Re-
rue Beige. the first illustrated juvenile
periodical ever published in Belgium.
A FEMALE jewelry drummer is the
latest novelty on the road in Maine.
She is handsome, dresses stylishly,
! wears mans soft felt hat. and halls
from New York. She is away up on
the art OF travelling, can not be i'm
posed upon by hotel clerks hackmcn or
railroad men, and always Ills as many
goods rs the sulartest OF her male COM
panlons.
MRS. WILLIAM II. CRANE has been
the treasurer of her band theatrical
company since 1876 She collects, pays
salaries, bills for printing and other ex-
pcnses attends personally to the bank
ing, sending OF money orders and all
other business connected with her posi-
ton. handling from forty to sixty thou
sand dollars per month during the sea
son.