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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-11-18

me when was in earthly struggle. I
do not know that I would have reached
this shining rlaco had it not been for
you" And we will laugh with heavenly
glee and soy: "Ha! hal Do you really
remember that talk? Do you remember
that warning? Do you remember that
Christian invitation2 What a memory
you haYel Why, that must have been
down there in Brooklyn and New Or
leans at least ten thousanI million years
pgo." And the answer w! be, eyes, it
was as long as that, hut l remember it
as we'll as though it were yesterday"
Oh, this character building! The struc-
ture lasting independent of passing CEN:
turtles, independent of crumbling mauso-
leums, independent Of the whole plane
tary system. Aye, if the material uni
verse, which seems all bound together
like one piece of machinery, should some
day meet with an accident that should
send worlds crashing into each other like
telescoped railway trains, and all the
wheels of consultations and galaNes
should stop, aud down into the chasm Of
immensely all the suns and moons and
stars should tumble like the midnight e1-
press at Ashtabula, that would not touch
us and would not hurt God, for God is a
spirit, and character and memory arc i'm
mortal, and over that grave of wrecked
material universe might truthfully be
written, "The righteous shall be held in
everlasting remembrance"
o Time, we defy theel 0 Death, we
stamp thee in the dust Of thine own
sepulchersl o Eternity, roll on till the
last star has stopped rotating, and the
last sun is extinguished on the sapphire
pathway, and the last moon has IL
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-11-18
Are You Going to Paint This Fall?

you are ongan & Martinez Paints not only the most
durable but the smoohes hansoes and cheapest paints
the World To-day They absolutely
appearance and the purest nseed oil and
best ingredients used in their manufacture you them
once you will again the inferior brands flooding
With these paints guarantee that makes
absolutely safe in using them
large stock all the popular coors constantly hand also
Stains Of all shades Of color Varnishes Hard OIL Tupentne
pure Inseed OIL Brushes and painters supplies generally
Color cards and prices furnished on application
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
MEIRoY 4 Glpnnr


Mstiroy x Gilbert SAY,
Ai'honch The spot demand In I.ivernonl
vas nor as good today a. Ii has b,eu
a. seN'ru days past. It Is comparntiVrl,,
arg, sales being 10000 bales
Iur's ppCnrd l-tii 'uwrr iu sym.
ps!hN with oar decline of Vosterlnv
w, on receipt W the news III general
tsinS throughout the rOtton belt and lr.s
satisfactory crop nd,icas thor; WAS a
proHpt rToNwp, and We find That mar.
III ~ Tie closing firm aud only l.,iid
1",'N yesterday. Our market Opened
USING unt Continued To improve as The
Jay wore Oh. aud The conviction rrt,w
h1t me outlook Is not ns favorable US
II nus been pnlntml.
Nhoies nom Liverpool tu the effect
Nhht Alanchestcr Is comparatively hnro
w stocks, and must therefore he III,
erNl hnyer for some tine 10 come en-.
tpuraged the Improvement and caused a
lpttl advance of about II points ovar
EeSlerdays figures. The great majority
~ ~ our letters irpm tile country give any
'lins hnt glowing account VI prosppci.
anu II present rains continue. complaints
are app 10 ho loud and long II must
nol ne forgotten, however, that the mar.
ket Is Ia large ilrgrec a weather mn,
'hu amy general clearing ilp would fond
To discourage buying. ami In that wnv
deprive the market of The support need
eu Tor further advance.
Spots continue in excellent demand
with sales limited by the comparatively
slnall supply uilcriuc. Total sdlr, tolnr
were 92lh bales ut i-lGc advance INIT
ssoine sales are reported ht even Is
higher than yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
THE MARKETS.
ATWOOD VIOLET X co.

New Orleans, La. June Especially
Atwood Violet X Co. say;
There are two elements of weakness
In the market, one the huge surplus
which is at the command Of the spinner
whenever he is ready to enter the mar
ket, and The other. the unsatisfactory
trade outlook for the near II not moro
distant future. II is the curtnilment of
buying power rs we have recently said,
whether voluntary or involuntary, largely
brought about by inability. owing TO re
strictcd credit. hut largely owing to a
general conservatism ON account of I'M
certnintips Of money matters.
A financial paper of New York says;
"The present financial situation Of Eu-
ropean countries on the continent, as well
as England. is not in any sense whatever
Of ID nature 10 command the entire con
idence Of the world generally. When
a business man reduces his capital one.
halt. he Is compelled TO enter into partial
lipudation TO meet such reduction. other
wise he would soon become bankrupt.
Some lending European nations have
adopted the gold standard, aud have re-
ducrd their available capital unrhalf,
Silver Is becoming a metal Of speculative
value 10 he held or put forth as the
market advances or retracts.
Real estate is largely responsible for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

Chicago, H., June G.-p. H. Armour
bought wheat tnday, probably as much
ny 3uO,Wn bushels. aud nm advance of
over u cent a bushel resulted. The AL
vance was interrupted temporarily hy a
sharp break during which the record fDf
low prices IN this market was again
broken The TEMPORARY slump amount.
lug ia 3Sg for July, was CAUSED hy the
discovery uf blundcr m the Chicago
grain inspectors report, u correction OF
invisible supply figures lnslond of
5OSonO bushels decrease in Chicago
wheat there was AN increase Of 100000
bushels, After d period of hewihermcur
the trade recovered lis nerve aud there
was good buying during which prices
quickly recovered The feeling was
greatly improved in the last hour aud
all grains closed cl0sc IN the best price
Of The day, Tho local bank troubles
failed To drive the market down and pro-
visions were iirmcr.
Leading futures closed;
Wheat June 10 -; July, ~ l-2q
% rs: Sept, II as,
Com-.lunc, 20 ~; July, 30 j-Sdl0
81; Sept, II -.
Oats June - l-Sd2T 81; July ~
7-SU2S Sept. 20 Is.
Mess pork-'ln.y, 500; sent, SO 90
Lard July, $lo07 IL Sept. $lO57
Short ribs-,luy. S9l5; sept. 500.
Cash quotations
No. . spriug wheat G5@G5 -; No, .
Hl. 81 ~
10. > oais. % 5-Sd27 "a
Mess pork. S202od2O.22 10.
Lard 500 1-2d0Oj.
Short ribs. SOAjm9l7 IL
Dry sailed shoulders, St000mt0.2j
Short clear sides, Sl0,3I La lO.O2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND novn,

Ncw York. Juno g.Nl, ,a
announcement Of IA s,t,., ,t,sriahl 5
congress YVES tho nriucit.,l q, H-SS"H q
street this lnoruinr. ana IA. XIV, N ~
so'r topic IN financial circles ~ XII,
STUCK exchange pric,s rul,d hi,b,', NY
ll1 bulls were ussiaiel IN "an,,,,,. MN
huets from London. The nnyyn nj ' ,,,'"'
lnehi was checked by the sudden 49,,
IN rates for call money from a in \ ~ ~.
cent and the knowledge thst Cbirs pvo
nhu Other western elites wel9 ,natih,,
nnSS W., TRAITS on our banks for currency ,,,,s
me Rai market closed weak IN tone.
bar silver, - 5-Sc
Mexican dollars. ~ 5.sc
Government bonds weak
state bonds duli
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

Chicago H.. June q Catilc- i,,cclnis
itn o;shpmcnts, 1000; markc, quiet; me-
Extra steers hire: hest slid for IS i,,f
sg2l, others, St5nmtp5; Texans &gi5di
40; no extras an sale; stnekers SS5t,t
40; native cows, SsiO5EiSO.
Hogs Receipts 5000; shipmcnis, 4On0.
Markei quiet, mixed aud packers, Si a
Wn-.ui prime heavy and butchers wrirbts
SWaAtiUm; light. 81 S0iiGgO
- Shqep- Receipts l2.ON; shinp,nts
,rNN; nArket slow. weakprs NATIVES
StN"59io; Texans, Sid0iaO1. VEST
eftS' SiSNi1.l0 lambs. Sa.5O1t. *
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York. June C. Wheat Spot
nrmer. fairly ncliye No. . red. elevator.
I40lTl i.2c: options opened firm, adj
yonced with West. closed firm. l-id
/ 34c over yesterday; No, . red july
53:,-Ic; Aug., 10 lt2c Sept, a s-sc
Corn Spot quiet lrner;, No =. 1tW
Inc steady; June IL l-Sc; July ~ lie;
Aug. 49, Sept. 4S Use.
I.icc- Stenhy. quiet.
Molasses- New Orleans opcnkrtile good
10 choice. dull. steady. ~.
Coffee Options opened steady . 10 ~
noints down: closed from points np to
Is down: sales 1890 bag inclnlllnF
.IYlv. sl5'G( Mi5.05: Aug. Sl5.4Hf 2 ~;
Sent Sl5. :pYil5 10; Oct. Si63nH u. 90:
M Sl5. %: Dec, Sl5.l5. Spot Rio,
dull. steady: No Z. II lie.
Sngar-Ilaw firm, dull; refined steady
fai- demand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

,Vbi,S S' nlE ~ u great ieal " money
I ,.,,' ,annnt be nude availahle' Sreen.
~, 9N'inc,'s Of detlinc- In cotton dn,
ls"T' =, bad weather. or conditions Air,
~, rnsi 9'nlincnla ss l1us IL there L
in,n W., hnpweNlgv II ne lnation. our
h,,cn s g,nh tr'H, tic lowest indny lax
Kallis silll continue IN ,te Ntisa..nnt
rWlr', aud murh e,nnni,int ~ ia ,ss,pin
from thtqn l. heard. "''' "a '"'nasc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

dOg, SIS. Alaska No / salmon. per do2l
Siln; Columbia river No. ! salmon per
dnH, Sllh, I'LL, mprkerrl per dos,
SLAB, Amrrivan sar,lines, lbs, per ease
81 French sorliucs, Lis, rcr casc'
Sl9an
Canned meats rottcd ham, II III.
Sar per duS; pOttcd ham, . lha ~ ~
per dog., Nienun sausage, H., N3,lh
per loE. lunch tongue, ! H., Siia, per
du4. rhipped beef I - H., Nlhn per
doE. rhippcd beef, I h. - 40 per dor
Candles Cnmmcls. assorted flavor. ..
10 boa, zoe; gum drops \, u. nHsnrirl
toconuut tnYnr, POUND Ion the, rock.
nssuucd mud wlhiN Csc French klsWV
per H. Csc; chocolate creams, Al, poe,
lemon drops, frosted, per huN, the; lnrnt
almonds, per box. Nc; crrnnis, lmnd-
made twelve Varieties soc; peanut block.
i6r; pcnuu, bar. per box, Csc; loagngcs,
assorted cnny OH box, foci npruhmnl,
lows, cherry brand 5lb box, 81 25 mixed
candles pals, per No. Z lie, crystal cut,
Sc, daisy II NJ, creams. l2u; stick
candy, In pals, i.2c
Crackers and cakes Aulmnls. l2c, Hos.
-3c' orocknclls, llc; cracker meal uci
cakes aud ipuhlcs, II lnr. fruit sui
tann, re; Ginger snaps = l2c pmnd.
mas cookies. 100, lOmnn sunpa, he;
waters loc' oyster pearl, DC; oyster eN-
tlsior. Sni hrotgcls 13c; cream soda,
~, snowflake. re. soda. 0c; sugar
cookies, lnct Hinrr nlnnks, SO
Hides mud wool 'Ild's- Buyers nre
paving Dry flint, heavy, q 10, light
pc; dry salt, ic; green mlt, . l-2d3ci
butchers green . l.2fil lie,
Wool Light nrlium, l1mlGc. low me-
dip,m. l3pllc' me l0Mi'G mn
delivered,
HoesWnN, lJdlSc
Poultry Oll hons, per dozen, SeT5dt
400 spnug chickens. smlll. nor dnzcn,
Nl.m' iliufN, per dozen N2Wm2,3o.
Ncgt tables Cnuliiluwcr per dozen,
81 .2iGt1 80; wax beans. per hnshcl 500,
par Dozen, nfclOc; cncimhera, per log
en-, .smiIpe' new rlhhngc, yer l,onnl
= l'1m3ci tomatoes ~ bus' Day, N@,lui
asparagus, per dozen hnhuhrs, hm lNi
new potatoes, per buNh'l Nl,WW ~
new dfy onions, ler pound l'1ttAei
rhubarb. per pound. Diuc, green corn,
prr Iohesl ,Vp ipei bnl'rr hoah@ l,i
egg plant, per dozen, Slf5; swoct pen
pcrs, ~ bushul box, VI,
Eggs lfrosh, without case, UiTc.
Butter Fresh country, - 26tibo,
choice creamery, $4,000.
Fresh fruits Chcrrics pgr hoy, Cal,
Sz.Do, pof crate nan" Simi nnnlrs,
pci - bushel boxes SiOOi peaches,
IN h,n pnI ,. p'i Sos,an pe' plu,'s, per l'a
n n"r',e' sH 5hs,gno, hIhclhsr,inss' pn nr
c crato' ~ III, iinctI,orins Il, ~, HIT
gt"m,. ooo.,,,nrri.. !" n'n'
Fsno6. ,nsnslnr,irs nnnrts "',u.
800, "a "a. rssnhar,lns ,iii ~ ,
stnae $500 'i''' p,"'Ts w 'iptN'
800 enh'sgiosunl WIN nm.nr TX. 1911 VIZ
Wtmelpna, Sf"Hp"i ienlvNhi p'r ppA'
s,i,tUnti,W3i oranges, navel hnr hoh
SiWi Cnli0rnlh, seelhns' NiWdii -
Messinh oranges ~ box, hl,Di lilue'
1 Gr,i" '" anI sod pg' gJ ,,, g5V''1
per buahal wholesale 500.
Turnip Seed BE per bnshel
n Aiialt9 i,s see1'xvS1,90 peE bgs9'l'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

nv g.u......- - 80
Inc following wholesale quotations are
reNiscd dnily and WIN be found reliable;
Nhts n,tihohus, new, spitsheuel, per
10y ~ ,W"Ihaihs. extra large
ppSr pound p" hloerts per pound
r. e; Brasils, new CROP per pound,
80 nus assorted, '3o-lb boxes,
Comet hfdli llci pecans new,
crop, ) l.2darI. peanuts, iupcy white,
Ter sack, Parrot brnd,O ! ,2cicloico white
bnss brand; 'e' roasted white, best
qmlly,, III PEANUT roasters,
No o Peerless, ehc.lplf bu,,
ser, ~ wHi pol,,o' ~ PEANUT
IonHlcr so.' l,9 ~ ~ 10 Shu W.
polNprn ,9nstN't ~ ny tnn.'Viyi sou' peanut
loAsn,rr' n"ss' F'' W. P"p'"'h' Shclied'
lfr VI S.,,t,, r,,tts, ,.,,, a.
D1nl lr9'' ~ "iiSSlHsn hrn1hes' per 10,
l,'i'e w ID. az, 7o- Ia pvISesi ~
gus, ~, ioy, wva, bVS'iin r., VHlllornln
gANeo,h,,'In W., iS,ri "a 1nbN1N, pnr w.
'l'-c Nv" poA"H .c'
llRF' 'no',u '"'ViH' ~" ppNHs' lor;
Inh'F' W mElns
crown SS55=o p'r 10y I ~ w. rnlN1s, :
grapes, ia sassE Sc per H. California
raisin grapes N sacks .bo per ~, Cali
fnrna sccllus fnisins, Sc; apples choice
oynporntcl. h-ib boxes per H., II lie;
prmet JOib boxes, Zoe; dried apples, III
scipcrlb, Sliced, dried nples, % per H.
rents In boxes, &c per 10.
pr,arryes 5.lb nails. one dozen IN cnsc
nor dog 50 10; 10Th kannklns nor Ii,
loo ''
Cheese Fancy full, one In box. "a i.oc,
i iS1. ~ cheese SS safes sea- 'S ''''''''"H'
Iellies- 20 aud 20Ib pals. worth
4 lie per ~; 5.ib, tin pals. per dos.
So 75i IL wine rlnas. p.r doz 7br. IA
,,l,, ,nmlJer. ocr dor. T5c. schooner
n n"r doz 81 10.
vi NJ" N.Y. ,n,it,,,, ri,lots Sn IN.
. tIJ medium nioLels. III. bbis small
pickles M ar " In, N W.. p ,S,s' ~
pint pl9Ellnns' " W. 49, luS w. yer
dohY Nhpui 81 h9,i ~ NMf' 80 im'
gnh' per wy" ~ HvN ~ IT,. syn " u"@v
ST. impefia, Fmi W u'@' fp'' -
sugar oialu'uaL w.. ..t. ppW,,
drrcd, w. nAfreiH, o'9rl p9NNeInh ~
hbls., y D,sci 19t I9ai; "a DDS. Sc
cmt loaf, - hpls'' y ~ ihne! yellow
clarified, . liei extra y, DID l'1.
Coffee Afhnckie,s Arnsnt zlgi Mid
land, DC; Lion' Z4c' Alnroinu' Z4ei der
Hey, &c. ~. a. -
Gfogn o cou'eLhy ~ hH'h R992n,
y -gd%o.j 'p' XXX .ay,,n,,an ,H 80
\! Pe9 ,lSr! Mocha 81 "a o''''''"' Jaw
al q fosey '9 ssfe oD2Sc c T Ds, s
chglee corn oTrup,. II peg eAl' onNer
DIP s{r ,u psa no prod,ei.- Drv sail .bo,,
clnr lie; pae9n' SNORT clear l2e;
bacon holi ,l ~ >" ,icm gi ihpl medium.
bellies. y re ~
Coal hfini ~ Nlnpn Wy 500
per tom MgAAltslrf' ,,,nVoihN', Jenny |
lind. BiE ,MInluy, n9nse' ,M,aliiand,
Cameron, iopi " * ~ ~ hls'hpcfE
Goals car lpls' 49, :" 4" ~ ~ pn .,giH
SG.Jl. one W.; =" q, y wv wy f3sgli,i
Monarch Victor W ~ in," NY ~
more GOALS. car lo's; q 52,Do. y % 10 ien
jots sD t ,oS ssS6. ri Bria p' 'gn soUi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
BANKERS APPROVE.

New York, June G.-Local bankers
ana hnangiers warmly approve President
Ilevclands announcement Of Ms inien.
non TO eau an extra session of congress
OH the silver question.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
MONEY AND EXcuAycr

q New York, June U.--NIoney On cali
hrm, 2atG; last loan. @. rlossi oeinr.. w ~
Inmt mercantile paper. cas-
Sterling exchange, ensier- 81 ~ 1.os,
i' - ~; for sixty days, SISS 10,
Ass "a demand. i-W
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

Now York, juno Il. Reeves. mo- trad.
ing; calves steady unchanged. sheen
anu lambs, dun az deelnc NJ lac
Shccp and Mnte. 81 hfSfS2a
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KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

Kansas City. Mo-. June G.-Whent--
Excited. No. . red, G2msh.
Corn-Firm; M. = mixed, 34ft34 lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

New York June Il Especial D Spot
cotton closed steady at l-l6 advance
VTt1haty .,.'..s,,,..,...".,.,.
3uou otaiuhrN,...... .,....,-t.,. y
Middnnk ..............,,......
Cool mlddling Observation-Disclosures
MiddlinR mir ............ ....,..
Sales, 1881 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

The Mazarin Hible, ole Of the first
printed IN metal type. has just been sold
for S24.I5O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

COTTON MARKET

Philadelphia, Pa. june q Wool Dull;
prices nnmhally unchanged.
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LIVESTOCK
sr 1oIus LIVESTOCK.

81 Louis. No, June 1.m,ia'len ~ 10,
c,pts. 070a; shipments. l%tI ool, III n,
easier; butchers sleeiA' f'V''' ''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

New Orleans, Ia, June O--Nlarkets
quiet. unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
E1chanrr NJ Gnivr.tnn

. Galveston, Tex. June 9. Specially
SterllnE, 60 days 81
New York sight. ............... mar
New Orleans sight. bar.
American silver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

New Orleans, La, June ESPECIALLY
STERLING - Commercial 90
Gays. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SG4@l S6A
trlncs-Commerclal,G 90 days.5 l05,
New York signt-Bauk ..... 100 premium
commercial. ................. 20 premium
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

Receipts and Etport.af Al uaitu statsI
Ports
sfoeIl.at An unIiei sfltrt Plrfl

Galveston. Tex, IaDe 6-tspeelaii =
Stocks this day. ..........,......- ~ 80
Stocks this day last year. 1900 Ojy.Oof
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

New Orleans ............ $500
M0biic I. 49,
Savannah. y. ~ slS
Charleston. Z. go. ~ Is
Wilmington n J - 800 yS
Nutfols. 49,. on
nntimoto. /. 5sn
Nuw York. -l-
bostou 49,. sss
49,, s..'',', \, Y nle. ....s.s.s..s...........
49,, ''"'.'.. '''.'....s..t.......,. w
NS,sit"s'o.... -. g.. .s..,.,.."....... -
S'"'' Poets'.,,.-.,. .,...~........ -
.---
Total this day 4el9
Total tats day last voar ......... Ssip
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
DAILY Mossmen,s At interioe rowa,
Galveston Tcx.. .hino q

GENERAL MAHWerL
GRi,-stoh Wont Market
=, Galveston, Tex. June 6 .--tsp,clatN -
Wooi-Market closed quiet v 20 10 lower
srmNo--rwELvr NoNtns' uLts
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4. alleged skill Of other physl-
~ y iaIIed 10 cure or relieve. you
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society,s Sins,

It would be easy to name women, prom
inent IN society by virtue of their beauty,
talent, moral purity and force OF charac-
ter, who have been powers for good In
their time, incentives to virtuous and no
bic living, respected by men and accept
able to God. 1t would be equally easy to
mention others who, notwithstanding
their gifts, have done moro harm than
good Handsome, rich, brilliant, cnpabIe,
generous Of heart, hut lax in their sense
OF moral obligation, indiscreet in conduct,
tolerant OF evil, indifferent to social scan.
dals, they demoralize by their example.
One obvious sign Of this demoralizatio
is afforded by the readiness Of the COM
muntty to overlook the sins of women
whomtit admiral There must be some.
thing wrong when we are prompt to for
give th n beautiful and witty woman what
we would not forgive in plain and dull
one. And what ~ trIe OF the leader Of So
cicty is true OF society in general s'7
The entire community has an interest
in ''society" and is warranted in looking
to 1t for help and good Offices. Let $50
ciety" recognize the fact and meet it's OBJ
legations Let those who lead it consider
their responsibility and make it their aim
to keep themselves pure, to set an example
Of honorable and decent living, and to put
to good uses the privileges which they en-
joy.-Rev. Morgan Dix.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03
Comfort IN the Nursery.

A bamboo screen with silk curtains, or
better still. those of some washable ma
terial, is u most useful adjunct. It can
be used to shield the crib from draft,
to screen corner or shut off the wash
stand when it IL in I,se
II the nursery is far from the kitchen, a
small refrigerator will be found IL grcat
convenience. Tin ones can be purchased
for about s. that answer the purpose ad-
mirably. There is room for the supply OF
milk for the day, beside the ice. and they
are ensily kept in perfect order.
II the baby is fed on artificial food, some
means should be provided for heating it.;
an alcohol lamp, Il contrivance to fit on
the gas burner or covered saucepan
alone, il there is nn open fire.
No nursery should be without ther-
momcter, and when it varies much from
6S degrees the source of heat must be ut
tended to.
A clock is always interesting and anus
ing to children, and as they grow older Is
useful in teaching them to tell time.
Beside closet for the playthings that
gre owned and used in common, each child
should have u receptacle for its own Pc
culiar treasures, which it should be re-
guired to keep In order. The top of the
chitronier ii n good lodging place for the
fragile belongings whose destruction by
the needless younger ones is always 80
heartbreaking to the careful owner. A
low cupboard, divided into compartments,
Is the best II 1t can be had. A small
bookcase must not be forgotten. with
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

ID ~ a II ~ 4
der tno first hend must be noted dish or
trny for cards, and some sort of box or
bnSket-.-better still, two OF differing tize
and Ehape--for letters incoming and ont
going.
This last item, OF course, depends sonns-
what upon the customs sof tho household
In this matter 0f correspondence, but IN
any caae every country house bAll should
have n,card OF hours for the visitors bene.
1T, ON which mcaltime. post. church md
trnintime and such pieces Of information
should be plainly stated. Such cards
mny be rs enborntely printed and iIlnm-
mated ns taste dictates, but tho figures
must be clcar and plain. Big, round rush
baskets, such as arc called "cgg bnslsctg," !"
make pretty letter and card receivers in
the country, and the same shape can be
found In tho Algerian ones, with bits of
gay colored cloths braided In with their
substance.