The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28


.9Manage a Wife" Out of thous-
ands of letters, the contest was won
by DIR. Charles T. Deems, the dis
tinguished and beloved pastor of
the Church Of the Strangers, in
New York City. Some of our
young married friends might de-
rive benefit from q careful Derusal
of the doctors ideas on the sub
iect, which are as follows:
"Manage 2" What is that? Does
it mean to control We manage a
horse. We use our superior intel
lect to control and guide bis supe~
rior physical strength SO as to OBJ
tain the best results. But wife
is not horse. w here two per~
sons are well married the wife is
superior to her husband in as m"ny
respects as he is superior to her in
others. II happiness Is TO be the
result Of the union, the drst BUSH
ness of the husband is to manage
himself, always his wIfe's respect
ful friend, always her tender lover,
always her equal partner, always
her superior protector. This will
necessarily stimulate the vile to be
always an admiring friend, always
an affectionate sweetheart, always
thrifty housewife, always a coma
fding ward. And this will so re-
act upon the husband that his love
for his wife will grow so as to make
1t easy for the husband, with all his
faults, to bear with all the infrm-
lties of his cone and only" wife.
Tilden Moody, the fifteen-year-
old son of j. B. Moody, who was
so badly cut on the head and other
wise generally bruised up by the
dummy at Orvisburg, week befor
last, is rapidly improving and will
soon be ready for duty again. The
accident was caused by miss step
that Tilden made from the front of
the dummy, and his suppositlon
that it had come to a stop. His
escape from instant death was con-
siGercd miraculous. Tlden's faith
er speaks in glowing terms of the
assistance rendered by the propri-
etors of the Champion Lumber Co.,
who were prompt in personal at
tention and exceedingly liberal in
other practical ways. Other kind
friends also have a full share Of
the thanks Of the family. Mr.. Moody
says that bis son is not as handsome
as he was, but that he has gained
immensely in knowledge,
The following town officials have
been appointed by Gov, Stone, and
have duly qualified according to
law:
DR.. J. ~. ThoFnhiEl, mayor; r. G
Garrett, marshal; w. W. Strahan,
treasurer; T r. White, D. Archer.
r. Il. Reeves, W. G. Anderson, w.
T, Scott, aldermen.
The election of school trustees
Will be held on the first Tuesday In
August, and a schoolhouse build
ing committee will also be appoint
ed. The treasurer is now nego~
tlating for the sale of $4,000 worth
OF schoolhouse bonds.
G. III. Hyde was summoned to
Vossburg Saturday night by the sad
announcement that his sister, Miss
Lula, had died at 6:20 D. IN. of that
day, Mr.. Hyde had been at the
bedside of his sister for several
days, and left Friday to attend to
his railroad duties here, she having
been pronounced as improving.
Mr.. HYDE and other members of
the family have the neart~felt sym
pathy of their friends in this CONS
munity.
Mrs. w. f. Lanoy, accompanied
by her brother W. j. Sharp, left
Saturday for Mississippi. Mrs.
Laney goes on a visit to her parents,
and Mr., Sharp returned home. He
had been on a visit here for some
time.-LexIngton (Ok!ahoma) Lead
er 10Th.
Mrs. Laney's parents reside near
Estabutchle, and her friends here
hope to see her before she returns
to the territory.
Gol L II GooTa ho1 tho pnV Hest