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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-02
STEAMSHIPS.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOE NEW YORK

Steamer leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY az p NJ Manifest closed ono
hour before sailing time.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at Z.
NJ arriving in Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York via James river
route INCLUDING meals and BERTH ......S0OD
after date OF issue. 400
Steerage, with subsistence. ................ go
Steerage. without subsistence. ............. BOD
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad ......... Observation-Disclosures. 10 Oh
Tickets can be obtained at A. W. CARRIERS.
90l Main street, Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond and Petersburg depots and at companys
offices. 1901 Main street and wharf Rockets.
Freight received daily until Z. NJ 49,.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way via Newport News at 20 7. M., and by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad, same day az
600 A. NJ. will make connection at NOhtOLh
with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO.. Agents,
No. 1901 Main street. and
jyi9-tf Companys Wharf. Rockets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-02
TUESDAY, JUNE ., 1891,


beginning at 4:aQ ?. NJ 80 oo,,
]. The LARGE. WELI-BGILT AND CON
YENILNT FRAME DWELLING, owned and
occupied by Mrs. NcCuc situated less than
half q mile from the corporation line Of Ilch,
mOnd containing ten or twelve beautiful ana
wcil-lighted rooms. besides Kitchen etc. and
surrounded hv an attractive lawn set III grass
and weil-stocked with shade trees and shrub
5ALARGE NUMBER or EXTRA HAND
SOME AVID VERY. VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS. fronting ON Irooa road ami on Nctuo.
Naverley, Prcscot> aud IN IDS avenues ali OF
which are sixty ice. wide. Those lots VII re
sold with tho privilege OF ono or more -o that
every one viii have an equal chance and The re-
strirtions will he -uch rs 20 in iua against OBJ
jec,iOnablo occupation OF any OF fhr lois.
he uearncss OF these lots 10 the cltf they be-
ing almost ~ near 10 the t8pitOl as ee monu-
ment is. and their sltuatl ion on and close 70 the
Brook road. which is to be made 80 attractive at
an earlv day combine 10 make this choice
place OF residence and fine field Tor specula-
ton.
The heathfulness Of this place and Of this
section generally, Is prOverbiaL and IT Is n met
that no case OF fever or OF malaria has ever oc-
Cured there.
The dwelling can be seen any day except sun
dag between II and clock and between AMI
2 clock.
Plsf. al the office of the auctioneer for free
distribution.
TEEMs: VIII be liberal
EDMUND;WAnDIL JR..
FRANZ ll NDDN.
Special Commissioners
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-02

UTCKOI6'S NO. 1, II. u. g., FIG, AND
CAROLINE IrN-CUEED ARE PURE, CLEAN
AND CHOICE SUN-CURED TOBACCOs. TRY
THEM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-02
EDMUND,WApDILL, JR..
FRANZ VI NDDN.
Special Commissioners.

In the Circuit Court Of Hcnrico County
McCues Committee against Met ne $ her etc.
w 5 Leake, clerk OF AID court. do certify
that the bond required OF 5 ecial commissioners
Noon and Maddll by decree entered on the
2l.h day of October, 1890, III this cause has been
duly given.
1891. W. S. LEAkE,
my3i2t Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-02
GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Va, June /, 1891.
OFFERINGS
Wheat-G0O bushels,
COrn-1,1sO bushels.
Oats-36OO bushels
Mill oflal-l6 tons.
SALES.
Wbeat-6OO bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
Wheat-Longberry Southern, s1.1G to sl.1s
Mixed, Southern, Sl15 20 S117. ShOrtberry,
Southern Sl.l4 10 Sl.l6. No p red, Southern
ELI 10 Sl.l5.
Corn-White. nominal. Mixed, do.
Oats-No. .. $40. to soc. Rejected, 45c. to SOC.
Hye-gOc. TO CSC.
COTTON REPORT
Market quiet.
ao<Qtions.-AIiddling, SIC; low middling,
Eso; good ordinary, 7llc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-02

A MODERN WATER MOTOR Is FOR SALE.
n Apply at The TINES Office. ja15-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-02

A MFDIUM-SIZED HAND ELEVATOR,
"a made by II. W. Smith i Co., will be sold low.
Apply at The ZINES Office jal5-u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-02
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.

Or. AND A. RR1
LEAVE RICHMOND:
900 A. NJ. mail, daily, for Lynchburg, Natural
Bridge. Lexington Buena Vista,
Glasgow and Clifton Forge. Par
Tor chair Richmond 20 Clifton
Force. eYcentinV on Sunday STRAIN.
$50 z. NJ, except Sunday, for Lynchburg, con-
Meeting with train leaving Lynch
burg at 600 a. VI. for Natural
lrllge. Lexington and Clifton
Forge. oleeplng-car 10 Lynchburgi
ARRIVE AT Rl1 HMOND:
$50 T. NJ, daily, from Clifton Forge
500 A. NJ, except Sunday, from Clifton Forge.
Station, Eighth and canal streets.
For further information apply to 4. W. Gar
Der office, POI east Main street; chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Companys stations Chesa-
peake and Ohio general Office. Eighth and Main.
JOHN b. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-02

90 000 WILL BUY A LIGHT MANU-
TO.U UU FACTURING BUSINESS. Sales
last twelve months, $1,000. Net profits. $1,000.
Address ENTERPRISE Box lis, city.
my19eod-10t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-02
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COM
~ PANY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE I. 1891.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
$40 A. NJ, daily, for Old Point and Norfolk.
Pullman sleeping car konceyerte to
Old Point.
II 90 A. NJ, express, daily. for Cincinnati.
Through day coach to Cincinnati.
Pullman Sleeper Old Point to Romeo
yerte
$40 P. NJ, express, daily, for Old Point and
Norfolk. Pullman Sleeping Car
Cincinnati TO Old Point
$50 P. NJ, accommodation, except Sunday, for
GOrdonsville and Orange
1920 Z. NJ, the I. 4. V. Limited. daily. Pull
man Sleeping Car Old Point to Gin.
cinnan solid vestbuie train, With
dining-car and Pulimans, Cor
louisville 10 Cincinnati and Pullman
to Louisville
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
$50 A. Nj. and 1850 T. NJ. daily, from Cincin-
natl.
7:45 ?. NJ, daily except Sunday. from Hinton.
1880 A. VI. and $50 r. NJ, daily. from Norfolk.
Station, Broad street near Seventeenth.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-01-24
MEEKER HERALD.
THE WhELPiNo ICE.
1u.saG the ssal on the TreaSAsseu
Cost Of Newfoundland.

Coast Of Newfoundland.
Thousands OF seals arc found In
patches on tho noos. but whom ono
patch IL extorminAtcd tho men often
have TO wander far from the ship In
search OF morn prey. and II Is then
that their early training in copying
comes In advnn,ageously. Occasion
ally the sea!ers go eighteen or twenty
miles away from the vessel over tho
Ice. and In NIL places 1t may not be
equally strong. Sometimes tho pans
arc scattercd; then the experienced
copyist will use II slab OF lee IN raft
guiding II into tho desired position
with his gan. and 30 ferrying himself
across tho ''lci,4ls' or open wntcr. ~
other times the ''loliy" or 'sludgc' Ia
soft, but will bear just ono foot
at time. 80 tho hunters spring rapid
ly over till they find u more secure
pan on which TO take breath.
When thoy have gone far and have
70 drag tholr "tows" OF skin u
considerable distance bnck to the ship.
It may happen that where the leo has
been NIL secure on the journey out tho
scal,rs find n gap too Wide 10 jump ly-
Ing right In their homcward path. Bu,
even II no floating pnns aro within
reach. they ara at no lo.s what to do
tho 'tows." each containing Ave or -iS
scalskins with tho blubber attached.
are lung into tho wnie.; tho blubbcr
cause, them To float and tho men use
them as s,sPping-,ionos across tho
opea water. Accidents. Of course. o.
cur from time to time. and men often so
through tho ''lnlly" or mis-. their foot
Ing and come In for cold bath. which.
considering their hlthy condition.
may no, b. nliogp,Lur nn unmIi!gn'cd
evil; bot i, j. rs ely tina, amy Of them
ar. drowned. no help In always n,
hand. Occasionally tho whipping le,
approaches 70 elos. 20 the sh0r, tina,
III. inndsla-n com. In for their share
Of the spoil. and then even tho women
and children eagerly join tho scene OF
carnage. In the spring ~ lss3. nj n
plas, called Bots cove. ono woman
secured Ly,-ahg-,hlriy seals In ono
day. and u, rvililHsn,o many women
killed heavy load, Of seals. tho people
going twelve mile. from land on tho
leo Ia ruap this harvest Wien III. Ice
remain. tightly packed Tor any lchgih
oil limo In tho bays III. scala some
times crawl on to Ia. Land. and nj
bonavIs,a Hay 1, has happ.nci tina, ns
many A. SO SEALS have b--n killed
anon. III. busho, on ono Of tho
Islands A sos years a.o tho seal leo
cane close u tho ,o~n Of 81 johns.
and tho inhabl,ans, salii.d out To rrsp
tho benefit a, th-y -cst .rauard Ia
tho morning some OF IN, hunters raw
. man with his gun b-s,ldo hl,n .l,'la.
on = hammock 81 leo No, far from tho
mouth 81 tho harbor. A. his fec, lay
dead soal They u-n, on in gg-', Of
their prey. AMI walked "a far oa, that
u ga. ia,s In tho afternoon before they
returned Happening la Pass BY III.
.anc spot they sas tho man still .l'-
,lns. on tho saias hgmnock md tho seal
,,,"w =. ursorrs in-y wont up In him
Tho man vas dead. si,iinc upright
stark ard .'sr'nr. frozen hard as tho
leo on which hs ru.,rst - Sincsecaih
Ccntgry.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-01-24
A FAIR sNAke.cHARMER.
she Went Iato the Businsss to support
LAsy Husband.


Lasy Husband.
] saw In Bowery dino museum, says
| q New York correspondent of the Boston
Herald, very beautiful girl charming
snakes. She seemed ono Of the happicst
inortals under tho sun. tho twinkle OF
her eyes and tho gentle curl Of her rcd
ips indicating that her heart was as
light as birds. When she lifted the
hugo striped and spotted snakes from
their boxes and colled thcm round her
neck, arms and body, Ofton letting their
iiammy scales press against her mouth,
| was considerably shocked, and l won
dercd what circumstances Of life could
havo possibly impcllcd woman OF such
superior physical charms To adopt a re-
pulsivo profession OF this sort. A young
man very much under tho influence OF
liquor WAS exhibiting tho freaks In the
museum, and, a. tho snakc-charncr
twincd her pets around her. always
milling as though she enjoyed their eR-
bri,.s NJ well n, II they were the arms
Of u lover, lac rccountci the history OF
the girl, saying that she was u Princess
IN htyssiniA, and that she preferred
snakes To dolls u, a baby. After tn. .shi-
bition. and while tho crowd was cius-
tered about the wild men OF liornco. !
."nturod u ask fcw questions OF the
,nakc.charmor while buying from her
photograph OF herself I began by tho
,tircBt route To woman's confidence,
.lsuring hcr that girl OF her good APP
,oaiancc might easily he occupied bot
ter than sitting Abou, all day In dime
museum.
N Il. t.h hal. ut In. ~ Sh
with perfectly happy smile.
Whose then IL it, asked.
MY husband's." Aho replied. That's
he showing tho freaks. ] haio snakes.
~ course. ! couldn't have touched one
two years ago amy moro than you could.
l got married, thinning ] should be
aiken car, Of hut i.sn II worthless
follow and hc can, support me To save
him. first went Into tho show busi-
ness Al y halls freak. l had my hair
bleachei ycl!Uw. and arranged 1. "a ~
stood straight all over my head. but
those ,hings arr oaly worth abo.I ton
dollar, week. and began Ia look for
something bptigT. Thcrc was a snake
ehaFincr n, next 20 mt In the show In
those dayn, sad began by touching tho
snakes with the zig Of my angcF. When
I .ound out tina: ,hoy couldn't hurt mo.
On account Of their fang, being taken
out, I managed after awhii" Ia g-i used
Ia the feeling Of them. and would han
die them for my oNn Amusement Tho
man that owned ,hp snakes died. and
jus, before h" ~-at b. told -. 81 take
the snakes and - Civ" exhibitions with
,hom. Tho owner ~ the dime mu>1sfn
Onnrri tho twenty-five dollar, week u
! would ID III. aei. and =, one night
stopped every b.; Of !c'llns in nc. and
stood up before the oeoul AMI uognI
the ,hin.. around me. idan'tiik ih.m
ap.. bs, ha,o grown ainos, indii.-r.
-n,~
"wha, 10 you stay In such disagree.
able busln-., for-'
The smile faded from her face. and
sh- snapped the silver snake bangle
,icl.nsiy on her Wris,. when you
taarry = bsui-.- sail she. ''h. make.
brute % yoa-,ha, il. u you love him"
"Ana you lave hltsy'
"Y-s. once In awhile: -h-n no IL
s-ohrf-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-01-24
GETTING THINGS MIXED.
tn. ..: L.: 81. .. T.. :; "s.:s- s::

TIE i,sss NJ To. w.,ie.n x..s~-~--
~s~s sse~s - . rs-st' L.sssss.
In d. certain Western newspaper osncp
tho gentleman whose hg.ln..s Is ia -
Fy~.ssI :ap fs1,aaii,gs .! ;Ar livestock
n,sr.-. .i,, arr,,s fien tho youns asn
- shusp 10; u tails 30 Ev.-osi wedding
e. gsn,ani-, E,sh, says ,hr Scs SoEA
glsara ar sr.pair urisrrs. asi -uipy
saai is,i,si- II expression character
I.;is ~ wrsirrn !sasnallsgs. iisss gsr
shr sane kiaI IT fs.p1r. sI.l shr1E pea
s4i.ass.iP Ia nos agiis".
Sss lons z-a tho zriila- reporter
aas sl1Irnly called Sat q: she og,ier.
sad l-,s in she middle ai i,r table srss
oral sheets 81 paper ea uhich uas =
description ~ fsshiarsti' ursiii-s,
Ii.rss sh--s. s-ru rsihrrsi ~ Is ;hr
livestock sri,er vh~a b. naishul his
srf.qss. sai tho tau stories tt~.f.r
-.isryi. This il what abe siaga cato
of . prps'.rcs iur. later in Tho rsrnin-.
savc,i ,r,rB r,sschl'.z The p'.':!r -yeg
'sII.- church vas risissas'cly door
sisyi nth holly anil rtur.'rvra sni ;hc
sl,.r wa hidden IN q u,'.i;a Il iisuCgy.
vu. -. ,.sU rrsvsss r1su ssrv tropical
plants. mi frozen the -~liiHe hung az.
.r-u Wsyss-rn vczia. vAirh a. ihi, siug
% yv.- .r,r sc.rv- anil ,,srys rpa,iin.-iy
a-Ar =, q 10 81, cra,s vgr p~uai. There
va. al.-s an A-iivr drnia1i Toe rhpicss
i.sitss. ard saFrarrp sszs -, tho .iissasss
sippi river can i,sps,stiy ;arn To- sheep
raising and take tho hr.llr. uhp ucru a
,-s.n - uhisu corded a!il. . creation Of
wur,h's. with i'rsri ornaments
Thea cams ihr maid -' honor. the
eousia q. shr tfii-. Mia Henrietta
iIiowpf. Of Ctisara. wearing drvss 1T
white laiir with diamond ornaments
AMI she Sas follow e'Ii ny small buarh
Of MsataH4 sh-rp. uhish h'ra;cd s5uss
yis~rssly - ssry vrr- driven on beard
an hier- 1 81 a. uins7r hsi7ls in iicr.
slais- ~ y uiii shrfr isc cat IN ,r.in
AMI sli-lsly 4 sslli 81. ,r,l after Tao RS,
81 tho rarsy hal rssshcl tho rail ,h-
u,inIss..f turaui 4al sl'l imrsuSsiy-iy.
Il g.a nss Ill mssa ghan g., GEMS fps
s'a;s vcs;s. bat cAl'ivfrari4 irp7i Lon
don qupie rriri- iat5J LrCf al a price
sha, vail Cuah.r me TO yay slc, isr
c.s Of chsic. Indian lcVyrs. and hear.
ias this ,hrrr was rash Tor tho yranr
married ragple ani shc hstjc i-li into
tho asrls IT hr5 father. " %. Ia known t.
bras striking rrsrrihlAucr ;8-a Com
n.ctici OK Weighing i.tss pounds. Tho
marie; hrrc ;s,s ~ u1NAFi tara. a1d
,hc guests, Who nuub-Fcl al1sj tv"
haaire,i. vcrc ssr, I Ssh a sumpilgus
dinner at inr hgiss 81 sac bsidC.~
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-01-24
TRUSTS AND COMBINES.


An Ediet Ag inst Them issued by En-
p~ror Zrno In \. -. 4s3.
In 4s3 A. ID. the Emperor Zcno issued the
following cdict TO tho Pr;ctorian Project OF
Constantinople Code W, 30;
"Wc command that no ono may presume
To exercise u monopoly OF any kind OF
clothing, or Of hsh, or OF any other thing
serving for food, or for any other use
whatever its nature may be, either OF his
own authority or under rcscript OF an
Emperor already procured, or that may
hereafter be procured, or under an I'M
pcrial decree, or under reseript signed
by Our Majesty; nor may amy persons
combine or agree IN Unlawful meetings
that different kinds OF merchandise may
not be sold at less pricc than they may
have agreed upon among themselves.
Workmcn nnd contractors for buildings
and all who practice other profes sions, and
contractors for baths arc entirely pro-
hibited from agreeing together that no ono
may complete - work Contracted Tor by
another, or In I n person may prevent one
who has contracted for work from finish
Ing II; full liberty Is given TO any ono TO
nnish work begun and abandoned by
another. without apprehension OF loss, and
to dcnouncc NIL ncia Of this Kind without
fear and without costs. And " any one
shall presume 10 practice monopoly let
his property DO forfeited and huiselncon-
dcGned 10 perpetual exile. Aud iYrressrd
TO tho principals Of other projections, u
they shaii venture In Tic future W tx .
price upon their nicfth Ed-c, sud 10 bind
themselves by asrcsp.eti ret TO sell u.
lower prize. let then w. cogs'mned 10 pay
forty pound, of roif. Your court shall DO
condemned u pay ms pound. Of gold II II
sh.il aappen' ,'s-,..H,. ..s sin,'. &c
this salgtary ccBs'Iaiien fot the proh.bi'
ton Of uiouornic, aib sieeinenis among
the different bu,iiesv' merchant. shGil rot
10 CARRIED into rl;cst'
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-01-24
THE AMERICAN sov.
a1is lssvv~rsses ns Well - Mis- Observed
Iiiussrassd by I've AsscsSssAa.

asis lssvv~reses ~ Well - Ms Oeoeeoa1sy
1ttsssrstsd BY I've Assessssas.
J. T. Trowbridsr, In an article 10 the
North American ltrslow. both critlcisrs and
praises tho American boy-cfiiici.-s his
irruy,r-n.s and disobcdicacr, praises his
coasc.enlloasn-ss aud generosity whom
these qialI,ie. arr appealed 70 In . way To
bring them out To illustrate 10 tells two
clever stories which ho says arc true. Tho
DR., illustrates d..ob~,iicnec and tisrrspori,
and shows how American parents arc apt
TO encourage them. II, 10 Sunday even.
Ing" and = western farmer "is smoking
h!. pi,- on the back porch. whiio yoanx
Josh, his rs'Is.axu aud heir. 10 playing
with III. do. In III, yari. Old Josh takes
hi. Islps oct of HE tnog,h and rrmArxs that
IL 4, tina for young Josh To 80 for tho eows.
The llahor E.ak-. no rvply. but k-cps on
traeAlns canep to sgs- his raw. Then the
senior rc..rais his observation. To which hc
mar ,rr. 10 slsea iiuio more Of Tbs 'oao Of
scpaaluaad
"'i toll 70. Jo.h. 20 must 70 for The Gown .
"'i do wsn,rr.' rrumblcs young Josh.
"'0ai, yer .oo.lG' an 10 a,onkr sAys old
Jc.h.
..t shan,.' suafls bag tho juatof.
"'i tell yda o. 81 rse,asms III, elder.
"'i tell y1si I wnt''.' tag,i-fs tho boy.
"'w.i. never m.ni.' sars tho fAihef I.
'mVbty ih-Y'i! cienr ! risc,'"
TIC s,k1r story eiycs = more agreeable
picture. u ;ssus' - sa!j. however. that this
boy was oaiy SIS years Oh. What hc wuai
devr-up iLi, can ..is -. ----'- w
kAi esss." .sY, NJ. TroNbr,.isr. - pot.
tho Of wh-h HE c,aassa Ninnss epvvtsd
rho s-rcsrsisn..iy r~miaari him. - shs wss
fusi o. s:o.as vh-a sh- had roist 70 rain.
OF vita, Tho iiibia ssys' about dcsas 10
A.
tHa,.. w,iiir. II hal tho cake 5ua ~puld
oz., half Of IT, Willie h-sl;a,r.i . u,an,~ni
h-,ss~n lEs',ina.Ian and . esar,ctts Of
sg,y. a.i ,t.cu s,i hpe-ssiyi 4 shoad
v,r, all 81 ~ wisa 'rars In bic cyss. but
fc.o,sie,r shssiss doun HE gr-f. b
hasses ores TO her tho va,isr eAh~. which
etc uaixed 90 sa.n.s.c-n,iy niso,ins.-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-01-24

The Cyurcriy Review sinaits that Lord
Bes.nusiicld wa. ',i.fis'icnt In a spgwlesiss
OF faFviau languages" should think he
VAS tsupys.c the reviewer never heard
tic siufy abcu, him which s,iIl fingers
among the walters a, the kaiserbos. DGr.
ins the Berlin Congress he was brcakfaa;
inr alone one morning. and he rang The
bell He know Bst word 81 German. bu,
he had a SORT of srnai;crine of French. 10
!, wss in TIA; language that he asked. OF
imagined he hssi asked. the waiter To bsina
tiEi focis'.'l. Some time elapsed: there
was much di.pu,s;.ous whispering among
the walters in the corridors outside Al
length thcrc entered waiter No. I. hearing
ccrcrnontally tea'baih- followed By waitsl
So. cafsy ia. towels
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-01-24
i. HOW TO Be HAPPY
Many Rsssons why We SHOULD Take LIN
Easy aad Not Worry,


Easy aad Not Worry.
II you want good appetite, don't worry.
II you want y healthy body, don't worry
II you want thinRs to go right In your
homes or your business, don't worry
Women ind = sea Of trouble In their house
keeping. Some one says they often put ~
much worry and anxiety into . LOAF Of
bread, . pie or = cake, into the weekly
washing and ironing, ~ should Auffice for
much weightier matters. This accounts
largely for tho angularity Of Americ In
women. Nervousness, according 70 the
American Artisan, In tho bane Of tho Amer
lean race. II Is no. confined TO tho women,
by my means, but extends TO the men a.
well. Even business men are sometimes
afflicted. 50 We have heard, aud so our Nj
vice not to yield TO this habit will BIO most
kindly received by nil classes Of readers.
What good does frctting dol
1t only increases with indulgence, like
anger, or nrpeute, or love, or any other
human impulse ]. deranges ones temper,
excit.s unpleasant feelings towards every
body, ind confuses the mind. II anccts the
whole person, units one for tho proper
completion OF the work whose trifiing inter
ruptlon or disturbance started tie fretful
nj, Suppose these things 20 wrong to-day,
the to morrows ar. coming in which to try
again, and the thing IL not worth c.ouding
your own spirit and those around you. In
jur.nR yourself and them physicaiiy-for
tho mind Affects til. body and for such .
tribe. Strive 10 cultivate . spirit Of pa
tIence. both for your own good and the
good o! thosc about you. You Will never
regret the step, for IL will not only aid 70
your own happiness, hut tho example Of
your conduct will affect those with whom
you associate. and In whom you arc inter.
rsted. Suppose somebody makes . mis-
take. suppose you ar, crossed. or . triting
accident occurs; To ny into = frctful mood
will not mead. but help To hinder tbs A.
tainmsn, Of what you wish. Then. whom .
thing I, beyond repair. waste no useless 70
Hrets over II, and do no lido frr,,lng Strive
for that serenity of spirit that Will enable
you To make the best Of all thinRa. That
m~ans conienimrnt IN its best scnss; aud
coGisa;ui-nt Is tho only true happiness OF
life Apleasan, dispositiou aud good work
will make the whole surroundings ring
with checrfulne~s.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-01-24
NIT uy A COINCIDENCE.

4 Nc -us . W---sss l>s a.e,s -.
Mood -s . s,s'ssiAe'ss ts~sti,.
Tho owner 81 q Pla.o on s-sosd
Asenrp stood Ia hi. barn door on tho
alloy tito other day -h.a a man ui,h .
wooden i-s. AID .ru;sh .ano aioas
and pa.sra tho tine o iay saa eaaily
.alai
Say. ! usas yosi 10 10 mo a favor.
tvaas 10 leave say los ~i,h you Tor .
ie~ sn!nu,cs'
"Whyf'
Il san, 80 go around on Sp.osa arc.
auo and -ogk hoSss- sor hal. a dollar
In rs.osry. Two Go. a ppin;sr ;as, Tho
folk. arr very synrsih-iIe. II l 60
With one ics I'm surs .f it,
'vcry veil! ia.; lcss" yogr log horr
ani I u tax. cs-p - II"
Tho vccara substitute vas un.
strapped ssd handed o,cE. and the
srippl. u.-.i tho .rIs,ch :. h-ip himself
da-a tho alloy. Five minute. Is;es no
rang Tho acsr.bcii ~, a haa.. around
tho avenue. to have !; ofsVnci b, The
man he had scsn e; shs barn
W-vha whsi''' hp saspcs! In ~.
toaishrn-u,.
VERY sympathetic family lives
sarsI" quietly tcp.iei the "shcr. "iuii
sccsn 'n have mc, eth sad loss. nni
I'm aasioH. 10 help yua Hero !. a
wooden lc; vhich faay C, you.
Tho leg was handel over. the man
Sat do-n On tho steps ai.l strapped
Is GA. aud as h. go. up sad .,ginrc,l
through tho gate. b. said 10 himself
1--WE heard 81 -rin-idunc,s over
since ~ns sas--hish 10 a hsp-;naI.
bu, this I. tho ar,i oac thu. ever hi,
me- With both Zee. a, onc.T'-!,c:soi,
Free rrcs..
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-01-24

There IA q story tod Of Mr. ". u.
Hovcils to the cfoci that on on. 80.
tasion he attended costume parry
wearing the conventional evening cps-
tune OF the present where every guest
vas required ~ appear In the dress Of
enc oil tho cha actors In tho novel. Of
Scot. On being hrourh, 10 bpok Tor
ihis irrcsulariiy. he justified hi. rarb
b. the Plea tina, he did rip c.cnt one
OF tho Chief characters In Scott the
of'cB-srPeasing "sea;lc reader"