Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-01-27
A WOMAN DURING THs sD,.

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 A womans idea of moyip, q
 wear a pair of old shoes. A,, S s
 hands old oyenoat, q damar.I .s
 and . last years old hat tur,.a ,' ! aide before.
 Thus forlnidahly attirsd =.
 pocketful of screws nails md ,s' ' cords. and an od knife in ons
 and a broom in the other, sAe {.
 pared to believe that sansel about to ho done. The esW
 she makes Is at the front pozIs ].
 pot She takes up two tacas h a' fifteeu minutes. puts them i'd s
 nzld sets the saucer in tho usl5s the fcor. where it viii not h n way. Then she goes into tbs ls. tell the moving men to be casyss bringing down the large n char, fus her mother gave it tos
 After that she darts into ths k. en, stops suddenly in the mia the room and sayg Now. whrs was going to iof" and then yss[ stairs with c great bussls pu. s,E iy remembering that s psir uf ~ were not packed away with tn< ding. But they were packed ns and when she discovers the fnsf comes back, saying that she h,1, much to do she doesn't reaIlyf> what she is about.
 Aferward she draws out tAe rs wAze to put it into a barrel, and k packing away . couple of sunR and q salt cellar tak0 dov1 ! dresses md examines them vik , much care as if she were goine s' ball, and the carriage was alresdF, the door. In the midst of ths . yey she suddenly thinks of sou,sIi else and rushes of to attend bi the knife in one hand, the bruu the other.
 When the pier glass Is taken dm she b there, when the sidebusa, being lifted. she Is in the exsrk S of the man who is going bsckn5 when the carman gets up on thsn chair to take down . picture fsn she is there to rebuke him.
 She attends to everything \ makes her husband 70 outsids S clean his shoes. She gets in sAeuI when they are moving the sotx s leaves the dustpan just whers | calman's assistant can step d & handle, and have it turned w!tk h at a most unfortunate time B gets the broomstick enfangied vk her husbands legs. which tris is up.
 She tries to lift a two bushel tnk of crockery. and finding she cxsx do 1t tells the car1nan she is not | strong as she used to be and eal contents herself with carrying dia an old wooden chair, which hu II been brought up stairs b be nss1t removing things from the vals an1 which has to be found and hrmShl up again by some one else.
 But it Is loading where she na1l herself conspicuous. She hinQo a ten inch looking glass and wsnhi laid on the bottom of the cart q she don't want anything elsa hl on until she can get her workbazkl She thinks the fender and bedNz set should ride together and is ~ confident that if the piano is pen ted to stand on the cart as it doa will never again be fit to be playe1
 She knows that that load isnt ! on as it ought to be, and thers room for lots of things yet. brings out a clock and some old pipe, and 8 pair of old boots covs with nlildew, and e small basksl empty spice boxes, and an old g and the back of aworn out veaa' wants them all put on the cart \ says there Is plenty of room, aiilt things will come useful some tinns they don't take up any room q just as tho vehicle Is moving ~ she rsishes after it with a coflq, stuffed with debris, which she & introduces into the k and then comes back in tsiulgli| London Tit Bits.