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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-02-26

Tbs nso ~ho never siys sssy any
ibinx, cheats himself oat u good deal
Of satisfaction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-02-26

The dog cant s,hspd ~. I'll have /,
lie tskin' him oa, 10 The yard. said Jscl
BRADY. rising and lrssins the room wiil
his opsn'isced pet
Daa't mind him. acasbla says Mrs
o'Brien. sooihiugi,. TO Mictsy. O, wst
vid yet sthory
/ There Was an angry Ha.b upoa tbs boy
face aud . glitter 10 his r,e .. he con
tiuusd
by Lotsy.ill Dot tell 70 anything more
about thiugs Im not goin' 70 be m'd
iua OF by thin ~ hasn't eddicssh um
Dob', mind Mickey. dear. arpss from
Ill sides. Tell Us srmrth,ns else.
I'm slmos, through. ssid tho boy buI
before I'm done | mushi tell ye abon. Il q
loopus.
The fwbaii reclaimed his mother
The Ioopns. qnsre disease that killed
many dscin, man that said bis prayers
every nieht, Yen he ect,in' up ia the
mornia' sf,her goin' to bed Airly like .
dscins mau should aud YEN be fajin' yer
neck vid rcd patches on il hke.s bsdquilt.
II ye have tn, ioopus raIe bad ye're like
to die vi it, But II ye take . squirt gun
full o limp whiu ys'rs first co,ch wid il
ye're all right. That's sll l can tell ye
tonight, bekase have to 90 out and see
II the goat has any straw 10 bis barrel.
The peiehbon filed slowly out OF the
shsnty and walked bomewsrd in groups
discussing the marvels Of the new discov
cry.
The next morniog when Mr Finn arose
At 6 o'clock and wNhed bimself 10 the lit
tie hand basin. he looked in the cracked
mirror before the washstapd. In the truth
ful quicksilver be ssw upon his neck q
large red spot which seemed to grow 40 he
looked at il until II apparently covered
he siz II bis face. With = howl Of fear
he ran i3to the bedroom aud covered him
.elf viii the quilt
Oh, dear; oh, dtar, he groaned. Ihsvs
he loopns lis dyiu am. Biddy dear
md far Dr. Cofch and the sqnirt CUR.
Quick. quick, feel qusre in me bones. |
Where's Mickey, nil kiss him eoodby.
Mickey came running into the bedroom
% Mr. Finu's fear he had exposed his feet
md they also were flushed as vivid a color
IS that Of bis neck Mickey was thor
~ hiy alarmed. lie ran for Dr.. Chorker.
The latter examined his patient and with
solemn face ssd
I'm afraid. Mickey, tlst IT'S ca.e OF
Iye.
Arrah, don't say that, docthor, dear.
'm not tit 10 go Don't touch il, cried
he suffering mar. M he doctor took one
1 Tue discolnred arms 10 his hand You'tl
aich it,
Tbtte's hope fer you Michaei. il You'll
lie quiet. said The doctor, as be wrote the
Glowing prescription.
ssperis mo li",'z III; aqns purae, Gang
]; zig. lsvate cum spongia magma.
B. Il. CHcRKER, NJ. d.
The druggist smiled as he red tue pre-.
ciiptiop.
Why, Sonny, said be. that's soft soap
nd water to be applied with a big
PONCE.
Mr. Finn had been tossing around in
neasy slumber under newly dyed bed.
uilt oil night, and the perspirstion had
,osened the color.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-02-26
VOLUME 30.

listeners to this Dialogue bat,, forth n
the open'ncuthed ss,on,shmcol be has,
tened 10 explain; 4 sm . doctor. nv
good friend, and Squire simmer called
At my office this mcrn,ns 10 rq,rs, nv
professional service for t,. sick d.ush.
ter
WAL nowl' aod the old bore waa,
died into tee next oar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-02-26
The Winter of ~ 10 ireland

A. ~ipter siysHeed the ai-in.. ,r.~
deeper and 6erc.rs IL sss q bsfd siais !.
cold rams snj saos altsrAsling 10 fam
ine and feva sss sdd-c cold. Hundreds
OF cabins in Countv Cork hsd ro;lirg on
heir earth f,os ssvs few rotten bsajirs
OF strss bot . bi.Dkrt. mot = stick 81
furniture" Neither cou.d the People si'
ford 10 many csses even the cheap pest
6rss. Tue msS iranpse hsreioo, through
the snos b The r.lisf sofka Their rsgs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06

TEE KEY OF DEATK:-About the yeaT
1900 stranger named Tebaldo. established
himaeli as merchant In Venice. Soon be-
coming iufasusted with she daughter CT one
Of the most ancient and wealthy families,
ha asked her hand and was rejected. the
young lady being already sfasnoed. Half
crszsd and thoroughly enraged, he planned
revenge. Bsing an excellent mechanic he
soon evolved mcst formidable looking key.
The handle of this unique weapon could be
easily turned. Being turned 1t disclosed
spring with missile In the shape of a
needle OF exquisite fnenees. With this
weapon Tebaldo waited at the church door
until the maiden be loved passed In on the
morning Of her marriage. When ehs BRIDE
groom appeared the desperate lover, unper-
ceived, sent the slender poisoned needle In.
to bis rivals breast, and vishin an hour he
was dead Of ''ssrange, b,fllng disesse.n
Again Tebaldo demanded the hand of the
maiden but was refused. Within few
days both her parents had dIad In a yery
mysterious manner. su.p!c!on being az.
ciited, examination was made. end
the email stesi iusttumenss found IN the
fesh In both cases. One day the maidsa
allowed TebsIdo en- audience, bat told him
she would never be his bride. Within an
hour she was corpse. Tebsldo was ana
pected, the key discovered, and the culnrit
hanged. The celebrated "key of DEATH ia
still shown to the curious visitor of the
Venice Mussum.-H Louis Republic
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Health is w ealth

1xE.C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT-
r,Sgr, guaranteed specific for RJster,a, Dlzzl-
rsss, Convulsions Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Head.
rsse, Nervous Prostration caused ty the use OF
Gleohol or tobacco, Wskefulness, mental Depress-
nd md leading to misery, decay and death, P5era-
to-e Old age, Barrenness, Loss OF. Power
in either Sex, Involuntary Losses and spermstor-
rhOsa c.used by over.exortion Of the orain' self
abuse or ovor indulgence, Each hex contains one
months treatment. 800 q box, or e'S oozes 10Y
$500. Sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF priee.
we GUARANTEE SIX E@AES
10 cure auy case. With each order received by as
for six boxes, accompanied with SoVV we WIZ
gand the purchaser ocr written gnal antee TO re-
fund the mouey il tho treatment does not erect
cure. Guarantees issued only by
CMARLES &. L.EEE3N.
Druggist, 604 King ssreei
General Agent Alexandria. Va
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r TITLES SHEEP DIP, Wyeth's Beef Juice,
- Wyeth's Beef Iron aud Wine, Packers Tar
sosps Colsates Lsce Soap for washing delicate
fabrics, Bromo Seltzer, Benzoate Soda, Cocoanut
Oh, Garfield Tea, &c., just received by
myll E. 8. LEADSEATER & BRO.
DATENT WIRE TIES for baling hay, &c.; large
= stock, wholesale and retail.
JAS. F. CARLIN & IONS,
augzo Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
Valueless Insurance

Another claim hos beer made sgallst the
State of Virginia Insurance Comrany. The
Insurance freud which has already been ex-
posed by the Herald
The new claimant against the company Is
Jacob Fntoransky. elo.hieE, whcss stock
wes destroyed by fire on September 6 The
clothier wee Insured In the Virginia oompa-
nv for 81 325. and claims that bis loss
amounts TO $780, and that he obtained his
policy from and paid his premiums to Insur-
ance Broker Charles W. Peesey. Futor.
ansky alleges that be has been uueble to OBJ.
tain any settlement through Pensles, and
has engeeed lawyers to s.cure the money
from either the company or its SCENTS.
at commercial agency ! learned these
general fao.s about the Copoern:
The compsny's statement says that 1t was
incorporates IN January 1888. With sn au'
shorized capital OF $3.50 COO The incorpor.
stors we're ID. J. Ashe, E. ". Newman and
". 81. Price.
Iu April, 1888, they claimed to have: Cash
paid 10, $4,000; stockholders' notes, In
dorssd. s13S, 900 reel eetate. Including the
companv's office building, 75 GEO; office
furniture 2,700. and cash, 1920
TIE sgepcS reported thas this statement
could not be confirmed that the cnly resl
estate owned By the ''comI any" wsH one
house in Alexandra, Va, whioh was bought
for s3 200, and all Of that Was not paid At
the compsny's cffioe II was said thet the 9TH
or real estate vas In New York, Virginia,
West Virginia and Kentucky, but the com.
pany's officials did not give the exact loca-
ton Of the properties.
The report went on to say that the COM
panY had 90 cash In the local banks and
.hst sit seemed 10 be the opinion of many
people !n Alexandria that the company ex-
ised only on paper )" also that no informa.
tion was obta:nsbe which showed the cou1-
pany to be responsible, aud that, $50 fer as
could be learned, they had not attempted
to do any business in Alexandria"
The company ia in no way connected With
.he Virginia State Insurance Company, OF
Richmond, Vn.
I cav Mr.. Peasley yesterday and he ex-
plaiped TO me that be had csased writing
polcss tor the S:s.e OF Virginia Insurance
Company since Last May, though be had
forwarded them premiums paid on outstand.
icg policies as late es August. He said he
had fioished With the Virginia company be-
cause he bad heaId it wss not sound.
"TEe fact is," ssid Mr. Pessley, "tbat tbe
money claimed by Futoransky ls pot due fol-
nearly sixty days yet. and the company may
settle before that time on an equitable basis.
They certainly settled sll the claims I ssn!
them Ia other cases.
"The trouble is no insurance company Ia
this city will insure this east aide property
and hardly any company will take risk on
second hsod clothing For that reason I
have to get the beet companies I Gao who
will write such policies. look over their
printed statement end that is about all the
investigation can undertake. Such Insur
ers do not expect the full amount of their
Insurance, bot take what they can get."-
~ 7. Herald Of Sunday.
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ECR SALE Oh RENT.

THREE NEW BRICK DWELLINGS
at the corner of Queen and Royal streets, with
bay windows and all mclern convenience.
Apply to sepi2 If HABLOW BIOS.
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,lClNhi..
C1Hce o York Enterprise,

EOrkVIIIB- sN1.i
ANsatie Electropoise: dentIemen-fof OF tha past
a. ~.ays nv vile has been sufferer from dys-
1,n,is nv Ga completely did tho disease mako
Is<r,"t of her former self tbss life was almost de-
.ra,rod Of. Her nervous system wss almost en-.
9roIv destroyed, and tho slightest noise would
snow her into 4 nervous spssm, which would last
Sr- hears. Medical skill failed to bring any re-
"V1; n -o,oh tho recommendation OF an eminent
sseinc GO were induced to try Tie Elect opoise.
are. persistent uss Of tho Instrument, the effect
5zs hsaa gouderful Fer nervous System has
Sesp restored 10 It's almost normal condition; her
3ie-stion is wonderfully improved; sbe is rApidly
ssSpII,g In Gosh ard, upon the whole, is making
rapid recovery, which SPEAKS yoluaes fcT the
-.rso,ssi car,tive oorors OF The Electropose, SIS
S.~ csc w.s considered hopeless. II any are
are,ical or the subject, let them try the Electro
voisa and is wonderful powoIs will quickly els
pul ali deubt. Yours truly, ". M. PR0PaT.
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E'OR SALE-EMPTY LARD AND MOLAssES
~ BARRELS, In good condition.
oct3 3t GEO. 2. HILL 60,
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ERUIT JARs.-We are now on our eleventh
4 11) car load of Fruit Jars for this season. and
yet the orders still come in. Dealers should get
our prices before ordering elsewhere The
"WOODBURY' FRUIT JAR is no higher now
than tho other inferior kinds, and housekeepers
in this vioipisy should call and examine this jar
before purchasing. There Is nothing IKE Il. Buy
them Of us now, for they are running short, and
you will need them for your pesches In August.
Remember, they are the same price as Msson's
the Gem" snd tho other kinds that you have
used. For sale only, by
aug1 E. ]. MILLER son.
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EOR RENT-ELE9ANT THREE.sTORY
Il BRICK HOUSE, STORE and DWELLING
combined, Nos ia and 116 north Fairfax street,
newly painted and papered throughout; excellent
location. VIII rent store or dwelling separately
ifso desired. Apply to & n. FRENCH, AT and
419 King street. je26 If
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ALEXANDRIA, "A TUES yAY EVENING OCTOBER s 1921
MEDICINAL.
Phj1siic 1ssiiciiians Il |

admit that there are certain
forms Of constitutional blood
diseases, which they cannot
cure, for such cases there is
only one certain remedy that
is A.. B. C. ALTERATlVE, your
doctor will not prescribe it
because 1t Is a 'Patent Medi-
cine" but what do you care
about that soft cures you. We
have hundreds Of testlmo-
nialsin our ourpossession,prov-
Ing that it has cured others,
we believe twill cure you.
Read the testimonials and
see what you think Of it, they
are sent to any address free.
ALTERNATIVE s, '9d 81 bD!s all D!susqsfs g ss
urs5. Sent By Express on receipt OF price,
Address
A. B. c. CHEMICAL CO.,
P.o BOX 92f. RICHMOND, VA,
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EOR SALE.

THAT PRETTY COTTAGE. BUILT HOUSE
on north Columbus street, OF s or 10 rooms, sta
bic and carriage house. Lot 60 feet front. Plenty
OF fruit and flowers. Possession givcn at once.
For price and terms call on
sep26 If 3. F. KNOX, 216 King street
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CHINAWARE, &c.

A n IMPORTATION OF NEW EARTHEN.
n WARE.-Do you want Tea Set, or Cham.
Der Set, or Dinner Set or do you only want
few pretty decorated pieces TO Eli out until fall
II you do you must not fail to look at the New
Decorated Porcelaine we have iuat received direct
from johnson Bros Celebrs ted Pottery in Hanley,
England We have no hesitation in Stating that
you will not find any moro besutiful Porcelsine
in any market. and as we buy these goods direct
from English potters, we guarantee the goods and
prices in every instance Look over your China
closet, and SEQ il the old set is not about gone.
You will need new set this fall so call non and
select it. Besides the decorated which comes in
pencil, and brown print sprays, we have fall
line of the plsjn white. There Is uso in bsying
finer carc than this porcelai,'o II triu suis the most
aux1 E. ]. MILLER & SON.
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ZOE oEER FHFTYYEARs.

AN OLD AHp WELL.TRIED RE4EDY-Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over
Fifty Years by KiRiens Of Mothers for their Cnil-
dre~ Whiie Tscs4ss, with Perfect Success Il Soothes
the Chsla, Setscss the Gsm, ARays all Paia; Cares
Wsad Cello and lie the best remedy for DiarThea.
Sold by Druggists in every psrt of the world. Its
vslus is incalculsble. Be sure and ask for Mrs
Wi'islosrs Soothing Ssrx2, and take other kind
Twenty. five cents bottle,
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AUCTION SALES.

YlRU5TEES SALE.-By virtue Of a deed AZ
L trust, made by Charles ". Solomon. dated on
the 2Sth day Of October, 1885, and recorded IN
the land records Of tho city Of Alexandria, Viz.
ginia, the Subscribers trustees In said deed,
will by the order Of the Board Of Directors OF
1.-THE German Cooperative Building Association,
No. 4 Of Alexandria, vs." proceed 10 sell at pub
lie auction
ON TUESDAY, THE 2OrH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1891,
at u m, in front OF the Market Building on
Royal street, In the city of Alexandria, Virginia,
the property thereby conveyed. to wit: A LOT
OF GROUHD, with the improvements thereon,
on the west side Of West street, between King and
Prince Streets In said city of Alexandria, In front
on West street 20 feet moro or less, and In depth
125 feet inches, With the right of way over an
alley ~ feet on the south. Terms Of sale-Cash
JOSEPH KAUFMANN, !
HENRY STRAUSS Trustees.
GEORGE W. FISHER,
oct3 eodts
TRUSTEES sALE.-By virtue of deed Of
i trust made by Willis Randolph and wife dss-
ed on the 28th day of March, 1888, and recorded
in the land records of the city Of Alexandria VIZ
ginia, In deed-book No. 10, rage 663, the sub-
soribers as trustees in said deed will by the order
OF the Board OF Dicectors of THE German Co.
operative Building Association No. Of Ae1an-
dria, Virginia." proceed to sell at public auction
ON TUESDAY THE 2o.h DAY OF
OC1OBER, 1891,
at II No., In front of the Market Building ON
Royal street in tho city of Alexandria, Virginia,
the property thereby conveyed, to-wit:
A LOT OF GROUND
with the improvements thereon In the said city
Of Alexandria. Virginia, on the north side OF
Franklin street between Alfred and Patrick
streets In front on Franklin street 25 feet, and
In depth ia feet to an alley 12 feet inches
wide, with all appurtenances. Terms Of sale cash.
JOSEPH KAUFMANN, J
HENRY STRAUSS, Trustees
GEORGE ". FISHER
oct3 eodts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06

FOR RENT-A NEW IWo-sTORY FRAME
T. HOUSE, No. 435 north Columbus street. Ap-
ply to 2O5 Cameron street, oct3 st
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BpcNaen,s Arnfca salze

TIE BEET sALvB in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever sores, Tetter,
Chapped Haads, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satis.
faction, or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For asla hV =. 8. Lesdbestsr s. Bro.
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FOB SALE AND RENT:

ElOR RENT-A SMALL BRICK HOUSE on
u Payne street, near King, at 81 month; or
will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply at 5O4
King street. oct5 3te
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-18
Subtle FIattery.

Phillips Brooks recently said: "Sa-
tan is subtle; he will make a man
proud of his very graces he will MAKE o, e
a man proud that. lie is not proud"
There is an ancient tradition that a
certain contemporary of Washington
made wager that he could tlatter the
Father of his country. He called up
on him and employed every eul0gistlc
form of speech which refined lips
could try, but Washington remained
silent and unmoved. At last said the
visitor: General Washington, have
met many renowned men, but you are
the only one whom 1 have ever seen
that could not flatter." A smile OF
sublime satisfaction fitted across the
face of Washington. Said the visitor
"Ah, General, l have won my wager"
Of the truth of this story we have no no
Knowledge; of its antiquity we are
certain, for Bishop Fowler's mother
told it to him when he was boy
] New York Christian Advocate.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-18

A task never grows smaller or light.
er by sitting down and lamenting tnat
it must be done, and there Is an OLD
maxim that teaches us that thing
"once begun Is half DONE"
A farmer friend of mine has boy
of fourteen years, named Billy, who Is
like good many other boys OF my &C.
ouaintance. His heart is heavy, and q
cloud Immediately overspreads MS
mental horizon when he is asked 10
make himself useful.
Billy" said Mr.. H, one DAY
when | was out to the farm, why
don't YOU 20 to work on that little
patch of potatoes"
Jaw" whined Billy, there's 30
many of them taters I'll never get
them hoed." ,,
you won't if you don't begin
soon."
II hate to begin" 40,
"How are you ever going to do the
work if you don't begin ?"
"Well, I'll begin pretty soon." ,
His father walked away, and l
heard Billy exclaim, in tone indicat'
ing great mental distress:
"Plague on them old taters ! 1t +
makes me sick to think about them" :"
"Why do you think about them
then q" 1 said laughingly., u
1--WE got to-" be replied, dolefully'
with a sorrowful shake of the head.
"I've been thinking about them ever
since I got up this morning" :,
How long, now, Billy, will 1t real
ly take you to hoe them "'
"Well, at least an hour"
"And you've been distressed about
it ever since you got up?"
"Well, hate to hoe taters."
And you've been up a little more
than five hours ?"
"Well, I, L" Billy began to grin.
took up his hoe and said, II never
thought of that '' .,,,.
And the potatoes were hoed in just
forty minutes. ;.
He doubles task who breads it,
Golden Days.
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More Sleep for Women.

We see much in the papers noW-a-
days, says recent writer, about the
fact that insanity is very prevalent
among women of farmers homes.
This is accounted for in many ways
-"overwork,n "monotonous exis-
tence," and occasionally some wise
men say "too little sleep" If women
who have to work for farm hands, II
women who carry on heavy house
work year in and year out, would de-
liberately make up their minds to
take q midday aaap they would find
in the long run that they could DO
more and better work, and come out
of hard work with better nerve than
if they tried to work every minute OF
the day. The few minutes of day
light sleep will come back laden with
manifold riches of strength.
It Is useless for q woman to say she
cannot sleep in daytime. If any one
will lie down quietly and close the
eyes one-half hour per day, ut the
same time every day for two weeks,
there will be no trouble about not be-
ing able to sleep in daytime. For
many people the half hour per day is
sufficient rest to help keep good
strength all day. The sleep at night
will be all the better for it, because
the nerves will not be 30 worn and
tired as to make one restless. No one
can make rule that will apply to ev-
ery one as to the proper amount of
sleep necessary but one thing Is sure
ANY woman had better err on the
side of too much sleep than run any
risk as to wearing out her nerves,
which working on too little sleep 1s
sure to do.
Children, too are sometimes abused
by those who love them best, by being
obliged to get up 10 breakfast, whether
their sleeps "out" or not. They will
wake up of their own accord when
they have slept enough.
Women do too much work in many
directions. They sew too much,
scrub too much, and many one
cleans for hard hours at q time WREN
very few minutes of care taking
would have prevented the necessity
for the cleaning. If they would take
nap in the midst of the day, and by
forethought save the time from unnec-
essary work, they might live longer.
One frail, delicate woman, who has
been able all her life to keep her home
pleasant and her five children happy,
thinks her success all due to the fact
that she sleeps taOenty minutes every
afternoon /; her nerves are rested, her
body and mind refreshed, ard her
strength renewed, so that she does
not become over-tired beforej night.
She began the habit when she first be-
gan to keep house, and learned to al
ways take the time for 1t, because 1t
was economy in the end.
We hear much about womaI's
rights but no woman usesall the rights
that are accorded unless she makes
of herself physically the strong aOon.an
she has right to be, then increases her
mental strength to what it should and
can become. When the majority OF
women do this there will be no ques-
ton as to the status she will have in
the homes, the neighborhood and the
natiOn.-Selected.