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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

Thsre viii be q hail at ueisiagtan,
By the HoSsingten erehsstle, Friday
evsaing Of this week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
MARKET REPORTS.
Kansas Citr 1.-Two stock.

Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. March 2G.-Cattle-ReceipLs
since Saturday, S74h calves 81; shipped Satur-
day, 206I The market was active and strong
TO 1Oc higher for steers. COWS and Texas cattle;
feeders and bulls steady; calves strong. The
following are representative sales
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

80 :
Hogs-Receipts since Saturday, 3 Iss shipped
Saturday, Ssl Tbs market vas fairly active
to steady. The top was 81 40 against 81 - for
sorts Saturday, and bulk 81 SOas.<l the same
Saturday The following are representative
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
Pie Plant RootsI

% cents dozen, just half price,
don't wait till all are sold.
Z. Z. RHODES, east side of square.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

MrA Kite Tracy and sons left fer
their fnturs home in Topska. ca fast
Menaav n1arnipes
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

The Prashy teriaas socialed 81 the
heme of Rev Hills, Tuesday night.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

james Brady "a teaehlng Rrafs ".
T. Clark's lseaael as Pawnae RSak.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

SHoCXRY'S for hairant. shave. "a
shampoo. ohIS beth raoms in the
city Second dasr west af Allaa,s
corner.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

The DEasesAF's Easter present
TIE - Iseris Psst- Dispatch.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

The dust storm Saturday Afternoon
made many a farmer who was ia town
wish he was home, surranndea by
buffalo grass and silence.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

AEAaa 50, - bushel, at
CENTRAL GROCERY.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22


From the Basas<
The literary has besa postponed ~
Friday night. March zsd.
It's a boy-sud u. A. poase d The
happy father. Time, last Saturday
night.
H. NJ. Slower has improved the looks
Of bis reside0se by the addition of . nsv
porch.
The N. w. conferences viii be he.d
this year at GoodIand, 90 the zsth Of
March. Bishop Mallaiieu presiding.
4. L. Dougan and wife moved 70
Great Bend Wednesday, for the ppr.
pose of procuring medical treatment for
their son. Burdstt, Who Is suffering from
severe fracture of bone.
E. NJ. Carr. from HOisingtoe, held =
series of meetings In the christian
church from Friday untI Sunday night.
Mr.. Carr has held series of successful
meetings north OF Hoisinston.
"The Washington young mems clubs
will give a theatrical performance Ga
March a6th at Claain hall under the
management of their teacher Hy. A. Era.
The Claim band and orchestra eli
render the music. A grand time is ex-
pected.
Peter Billen, a former resident of
Barton county, but now of Oklahoma
City o. T., called in Monday and
squared up for the Banner. Mr.. Billsn
is up for the purpose of threshing his
wheat. He says the new Gulf and
Inter State railroad is receiving mach
attention down there.
]. w. A. Cooke. Of HOisington. vas
in town Monday, prospecting for the To-
cation of q campaign paper here. We
hear he met with very good success and
of course viii start up soon. We hsvs
got the bulge on him in one respect
however, IS We stand in with the butch
er and viii ask permission to pick oVef
his "scrae pile"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

The city registration ksaks will slase
Friday evening.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
apiahbnrhuaa Hutas.

EL1Ikwon3s
eias grass ssvas ere besisss ka.I
saese a aeess AZ sresn.
Tsamps ara b<EInzzg 10 ST.. sd izzsk
il sssuthar siga Of spring,
3. z. cAxE and hfaeaz. =. s. CAS-,
stafssd fox the Strip last Sandas uooe.
AsaAso Par. relative of Geo. Jask-
"a. il here ftow the east with bic fau-
by. sd tntsnds to make this his heae
ks<esftsF.
Tssfe are lola of people ia tbs vsatss
expsetins 10 sst to heaven, vho SSusa
hsVs deErsdsHs infueaea on ms b.
sasssa Of ball
Il. c. Arasid. Of Nsadsta. His.s Sas
q druggist St pasY Yesse experiences
~al hereafter esnpoasd The psfseFsss
tiors at tbs Cen drug ssoee.
Dick HlSs's house vss brokea sets
one sight lsst week, whiis tie inmates
~sfs aslssp, ADD qua. = watch aae .
few etksr things were stOtsn-
6. R. Asshsr. who has been n Enrekk
Spfinga, Ara, for the Past two usentks
fce his health. returned the FIRST Of shis
week, somewhat improved, bat he 3 a
long way from being ~AIl naa Yes.
Quite a naanher ef Of. Trflsw's
frieads assembled at his home last Ss*-
urday e~eeipg and enjoyed nice social
| time together, the occasion being ths
doctors 7sd birthday. Do Eoa thtak
you win lock as young azd spEy - Ds.
Buriow does, Wheu 700 sFeSvs 81 thsk
agea
Leo Bockemohle informs as stlat be
is already having calls fsem ssstern
parties In regard to lands. he also
says he has had inqUisy tron 81 east
era pers00 inquiring for = business
house. This is something EIlihNped
cannot accomOdate snyboay to jnss 81
present.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

That was mean maR 9he wanted
to get an eauatian. He lived out in
ane # the eeuatry districts aad set
to 9erk and eearted the school mann
two years, until she taught him all
she knew, AID then gave her the
akakA
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
Kansas Ctty Grain.

Kansas CITY, March s0-The receipts Of
wheat we're disappointfngly small To- day for
Monday and there were few urgent mill CT
ders so that sellers were able to obtain very
good prices, especially for red wheat, despite
the weakness IN the speculative market SOFT
wheat was relatively cents higher here than
at St Louis today Some receivers think this
great premium cannot last much longer.
Receipts o: wheat to-day, - cars year ago.
so cars
Hard wheat-No ? hard, cars 55sc, . cars
55ci No hard. car Sc car 5Sc: No hard,
car Sc. car Sic; No spring. car SIC
Soft Wheat-No red. car CSC. car ess<1s
cars 62sfc, cars sc; No red cars 6oxc,
4 cars e0c, car Sc. No red, car good sec;
no grade. car lined" 47c
Corn sold rapidly at steady prices despite
rather large receipts small portion OF the
receipts appeared on the floor 70 be sold by
sample
Receipts of corn for today. I4I cars. year
ago, 81 cars
No mixed sold at 5Isk 1sIXc, Kansas City:
No mixed. ale, No 4 SOC No . white,
Ss5<9zxe= No white. SI&c. No white
was quoted nominany at sc Memphis No
mixed. $50 Memphts
Oats sold more readily than On Saturday and
were about 4 c higher
Receipts OF cats to-day, 10 cars; year ago.
- cars
No mixed sold at s9HeSOe No mixed.
eS229c, No 4 mixed. 2 3zscs No. WhIte.
s9osic; No white, S91S6S0c
Hsy-Recefpts. s5 cars market 6rmers
timothy, choice. saS0; No !. IS 0o9ss1 Low
grade. sSS3G7 50. fancy prairie. SaoO; good
% choice, e6o03a5ai common 70 medium.
A009Soo
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

Or. PEsSes Cream Baking Powder
Nest Perfect Made.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

Y@, Kaasas Is great state. Kan
saa 10 standing up nebly. Her sons
at toll have something to eat three
tiaes dap AID her people are veil
elsthed. A state that can make
this boast ea 4e-eeht wheati is indeed
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, March 2G-Hogs-Receipts, p. Goa
oflciai Saturday, e,o7s shipments Saturday,
60S6; left over about loo, quality good. mar
ket fairly sotiye, light grades &c lower other
grades steady. Sales ranged at sLz5El70 for
light: O. 2ookS for rough packing; SA4o1s-6S
for mixed e. <0G4 s. for heavy packing and
shipping lots Pigs AI564-eS
Cattle-Receipts. I4030, of1cisl Saturday,
6sI: shipments Saturday. : O6S market steady
Sheep-Receipss. 1900: Official Saturday.
1878: shipments Saturday, 1881; market loo
higher.
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

Henry Fruit reported an exeelleat
rain out in Liberty township, last
Sunday afternoon. Rain was also re,
ported from several parts of the eapn-
ty Monday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

j. NJ. Donley 81 Co. have bills out
for their jack Burke Cochran" who
will make the season at the farms of
j. A. Hoge and Geo. W. Asher, south
of the river. q
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

Alfalfa,
Red Clover,
White Clover,
Orchard Grass,
Blue Grass,
And a full line of
Garden Seeds. in bulk, at the
CENTRAL. GROCERY.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

Albert T. Bachelor Sad 8ss Nora
B. Pagh. bath of Ellia seod, called Oh
The probate judge last Saturday and
Rreeardd license 10 wed, ana dsabtless
Mr.. BaeAelor has eeased to be q back.
atar.
It Il apaeuneed ,ss advance that the
Tribuae sill this week ,lcvete itself to
pushing the candidacy Of Dave Heller
tor the republican Beninatjoa for
governor. We don't know what Dave
has DOPE to be thus punished.
We have received a communication
fram Isisingten this week. without
a signature. It Is against cur rule to
pay any attention to IA anonymous
correspondence. Always sign your
pane to snsthias SEPT to this Office
That was mean maH VIE wanted
to get an eauatian. He lived out in
ane If the eeuatry districts aad set
to esrk and eearted the school mann
t8e years, until she taught him all
she knew, AID then gave her the
shake.
Y@, Kaasas Is a great state. Kan
cas- ie standing up nebly. Her sons
of toll have something to eat three
times dap AID her people are we'll
elathed. A state that can make
this boast ea 4e-eeat wheati is indeed
a great state.
Weed hartley vas called here
ffem Pennsylvania b attend Is q
Sitaess an the Jones trial. and is
visiting With D. q. Frgherger for 3
time. Weed il a. jolly and versatile
a. of old, SD has sort of banker to
remain here.
Dire, Tyler has just received aaother
large liae Of Patsera Hats, of the very
laass styles, heastifhl and novel
IN shape. for Easter. I cordially in
vits the ladies to eall. by opening
viii Be THURSDAY. Friday aad Satuf-
dag. Ay prices are the very lowest.
A couple eff BDpulist gentlemen p,
wbase names We iaiIed 70 learn, ad-
dressed a large audience at Grand
Array hall last Mopaay afternoon.
They sFebe 10 th@interest of the North
Il South tailread, and sReaaid by those
whe beard thera 10 have made pleas-
ing Address.
Miss Kellesg, tie. eloeetioaiat, had
good audieaee at The Congregational
church-abd q Well pleased one. too
Monday night a1rs. Eusene " yles,
Miss Emma Bell. and Mr. ". Men.
zendick added ae the enjoyment of the
evening with their vocal and isstre-
mental music.
When you get next Sundays st.
Louis Post-Dispateh You get it as s
present from the DEWocRAT. Read
it through, Git will take Dne time
to do so, as it will contain from 50 tC
SO pages), and then CONC in and pay
us s1.75 for that paper and the DEH.
ocRAT one year.
There will be an entertainment
Igiven at the G. A. r. hall next Tues.
day. the 9th, for the purpose of rails
ing money to get shingles to cover tn,
house of an old veterans widow befor,
ispring rains. There will be an excel
lent program published later Twen
ty-fve cents worth of laughter for II
cents. Everybody come out aud EMO,
, yourself. LADIES OF G. A. r.
,, Pie Plant Roots!
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

Weed Hartley was called here
ffem Pennsylvania b attend as q
Sitaeas sn the Jones trial. and is
visiting With D. e. Frgberser for 3
tine. Weed il a. jolly and versatile
a. of old, SD has sort of banker to
ramain hera.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

==s5szsS sSstsz=Z--ss sez=aAs4-4l4
Latest Local. >
ilsssszsE
The city gistsatian hsaks will aase
Friday evening.
James Brady IA teaehlng Rrafs ".
T. Clark's ,ssflael as Pawnee RSek.
The Praahy teriaas socialsd 81 the
henee Of Rev Hills, Tuesday night
e. Whales iss temporarily helping
the Santa Fe at sssriiag-t the assat
there being siek.
MrA Kittie Tracy AID sons left fer
their fatprs home in Topeka ca fast
Menday nsaraipes
Tbsre viii be 81 hail at usisiagten,
By the Ho;singten erohsstfa, Friday
e@saihg IF this week.
J. q, Bland has charge al G. n.
Braakeris marble yards while CharHs
is dawn Ia she Strip country.
The heavy faEs the fret If the week
we're pretty near "a COED for srs@ipg
erees as a rein weald have been.
Last asatefaay Cbasles La HaSefd
aed Miss Mary Devie. both 81 Grsai
Bend, procured marriage lseenss
The peSt attraction Of the 0rrale
Club will bethe Shnmana Male Guar.
tett. at the n, i. church, April ssh
SHooKRv's far a haircut shave. q
shampoo. OILY bath raoms in ths
city Second da9r west af Allaai
corner
Ed. Brszelhwrites frem Pend Greek
Ok, to have the DEMosHar sent him
He will be up to Barton dariae her
vest time.
The dust storm Saturday Afternoon
made many a farmer who was ia tews
wish he was home, surranndea By
buffalo grass and silence.
Henry Fruit reported an exeellea
rain out in Liberty township, las
Sunday afternoon. Rain was also re
ported from several parts of the espn
ty Monday.
j. M. Donley 81 Co. have bills on
for their jack Burke Cochran" who
will make the season at the farms o
j. A. Hoge and Geo. w. Asher, soutl
of the river.
The M. E. social last Monday eve
ming was bowling success-at leas
the overflow part of it that playet
"drop the handkerchief" out in th,
street, under the electric light, was.
Morgan Bros. late of Olney. Ill.
have bought the Troy Steam Laundr,
of this city, taking charge the first O
this week. They are practical laun
dry-men, and will do you good work
Alfalfa,
Red Clover,
White Clover,
Orchard Grass,
Blue Grass,
And full line of
y
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22
Kansas city Pr0dace.


Kansas CITY. March 2o-EEgs-Tery
weak s6sfc Bufter-Receipts lighter
market quiet creamery. lower fancy sep
aEator, nc choice. lao; GARY. fancy.
nrm. IScz fair. He solid packed. Safe:
packing. T3scs choice, &C. Po1ltry-Rs-
ceipts light market BctiTe frner- ROSTERS I5c;
hens. esscs spring. 7cs broilers, 10c- Turkeys
Receipts Hight eady gobblers not ws1sed. 20
pe- Ii: hens. SIC per N Ducks 81 17e per II
Geese. fat wanted. Sc poor. u1sslsble P geous,
in good dsmsnd, 81 = per dozsn- Green Fruits
-Cranbsrr1s9-Jersey. Gr1, g 0o11zss Care
COD. weak, s. % per Dbl Vegetabiss-Oabbage
more plentiful, steady. SOD u = Per cwt Gel.
sry-AicEigsE- small. = 4oc PSF bunch fancy
eo9s0c per bunch CaunhoEer. small. 20 asoo:
large. Il Ts12oo pea dozen Potatoes, active
steady Northern. e5s1s5o. Colorado. 1s1z5o Per
o1s seed. Rose and Hebron. 756z7o Ohio, S0cs
sweet, red 75c per S1 yellow. 750 per bI
Beens-Esstern hand picked. 81 60 Al 6 per bu-s
medium lso 1leJ per bn Onions-Tesk- -
9socs yellow. s7oo525 Per Dbl; white pick
King. 81 S59I.50 per bu Spanish 81 = per crata
Beets. soc per dozen punches Turnips- eoc per
bu- Tomatoes. e30o. choice, $3.50. fancy 400
per baskets Asparagus sc per dozen
puneheA Rhnosrbs SOC
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

Dire. Tyler has just received aaother
lasee line Of Pattera Hats, of the very
latess styles, heastifhl and novel
ID shape. for Easter. I cordially in
vits the ladies TO call. by opening
viii Be THURSDAY, Friday aad Satuf-
dag. My prices are the very lowest.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

Morgan Bros. late of Oiney, Ill.,,
have bought the Troy Steam Laundry
of this city, taking charge the first of
this week. They are practical laun-
dry-men, and will do you good work.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

The M. E. social last Monday eve
ming was bowling success-at least
the overflow part of it thata played
"drop the handkerchief" out in the
street. under the electric Geht. was.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

Sheep-hecelpts slnce Saturday, I,sss
shipped Saturday. T59 The supply was large
and OF fairly good quality. The first shora
sheep of the season were in The market was
q triie slow, but about steady. The following
are representative sales:
$50 Col .-.....l02 s. IS Il lambs. CD IS 4)
III shorn---.. 50 293
Horses-Rsceipts Saturday, IA; shipped Sat
urday, IL The market was quiet and
changed The range OF prices for good age.
well broke and sound horses is about as fol-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

W neh you GET ue1t Hahaays %.
Louis Post-DisPateh You get it IS 8
present from the DENoCRAT. Read
it through, Git will take bne time
to do so, as it will contain from 81 to
SO pages), and then CONG in and pay
us s1.75 for that paper and the DEN-
oCRAT one year.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

Miss Kelleeg, tie eloeetioaist, had
q good audieaes at tie Congregational
church-aad q Well pleased one, too
Monday night Nrs. Eusene " yles,
Miss Emma Bell, and Mr. ". ] Men.
zendick added ae the enjoyment of the
evening with their vocal and iRstre-
mental music.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-22

A couple eff BDpulist gentlemen p,
wbase names We hiIed 70 learn, ad-
dressed a large audience at Grand
Array hall last Moeaay afternoon.
They sFebeio theinterest of the North
Il South railroad, and sse.aaid by those
whe beard there TO have made pleaz-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-01-18

THE CAUCASIAN invites each farm
or of the State to write his expert
ence for this column or U ask any
question Of the other farmers. In
this way many valuable ideas can be-
gotten and exchanged Ed.
The Hog And Your Com.
When corn is "a low a. it Is nos.
there is but one way 10 ma <e II pa.
Feed it TO your hogs. Get a. man.
hogs as you cah possibly feed for Ill.
next year. Corn that l. selling f"I
10 cents a bushcl can he made 70
sell for - cents a bushcI fed to hogs
turned into pork. Not enough at
tention has been paid by the south
ern farmer as "A rule TO the stock Of
hogs. Blood tells in hogs as well as
in horses or COWS. Several neigh
bors should Join and get q good stock
hog. Pigs that are Uttered during
January or February will make the
finest and most desirable meet next
fall. The stock used by the father
Of this writer Is the Burkshire and
Big Guinea crossed. Every hitter Of
pigs was mixed giving large meat
and ''small meat" The Guinea pigs
were always convenient for fattenlug
and killing early.-ED.
Your Chickens And Eggs.
Our people in North Carolina have
largely kept poultry simply for home
/ consumption. Some farmers have
no poultry at all. Few Of our peo-
/ pie have never thought of raising
! poultry for profit. But the fact Is
poultry and eggs can now be raised
for market to more profit than cot
ton. In fact statistics show that
| the real value of the poultry and
eggs raised and consumed in the
United States each year is more
than the entire cotton crop. Then
would it not be wise for our people
to try to realize some profit and read
cash from this business. The ALI
ance is making arrangements foi
every sub-Alliahce to ship poultry
and eggs to the northern market;
where good prices now can be got
ten if the instructions sent out by
tbs State Business Agent ,are follow
ed. In the poultry business a goOC
breed is a. essential as good stock IL
the case of hogs, horses and cattle
The eggs of good breeds sell bette
in northern markets.
Mr. J. p. Kerr, Of Haw River n
c., is going into the poultry bust
ness extensively. He has some fan
cy breeds. His fowls took a number o
premiums at the State Fair. Be
sides he has filled several orders re,
Gently for fancy fowls for the New
Orleans Exposition at from 50 to ST.
a piece. In fact Mr.. Kerr is a very
progressive farmer. He took som
premiums on farm products at tn
Worlds Fair.-ED.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-01-18

Whereas, The Secretary of our
National Treasury recommends to
our National Legislature the issuing
of 5000, 200, 900 in bonds, and
Whereas, Our people have been
labOring under the accused and I'M
necessary burden of bonded indebt-
edneSs and
Whereas, We think such recon-
mendation or legislation unwise ana
unjust to the best interests of the
people. Therefore,
Resolved by Duplin County Fal M
er's Alliance in session this the 18th
day of January 1894, that we appeal
to our Senators and Representatives
IN Congress to strenously oppose the
issue Of such bonds.
Resolved, That copies Of these res
olutions be sent to Senators Ransom
and Vance, Hon. B. F. Grady, Pro
gressive Farmer and THE CAUCASIAN.
G. 5. CARR Sec. d. Z. A.
Nenia, n. c..
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-01-18
Jonathan and His Continent
CONTINUED from First Page. !

girls parents and two witnesses who are
in the ,Iot. The young lord IN vain pro
tests his innocence: ne is married then
and there, and tho damsel only consents
to his departure after having been bribed
by sum 100000.
Here is another story of the same stamp
which | heard told IN America. 1t is
not authentic, but such an anecdote
could not originate outside America:
An American girl adored Il rich, hand
some young fellow, who unhappily did
not respond to her flame. One fine day
luminous idea occurs to her She pre-
Ids 10 be i'll and sends TO the young
man to say she would ike TO see him.
He hurries to the home of the fair inva-
lid, who receives him lying on Il sofa.
She avows her love and begs him to give
her one kiss and bid her a long adieu.
The swain bends over the sofa. The
young lady encircles his neck with her
arms, draws his head down and imprints
q long lingering kiss his lips. Dur
ing this time photographer, hidden be-
hind the hangings of the room, had his
camera turned on the young couple.
Next day the cunning lass sent her I'M
conscious dupe proof of the touching
little scene of the day before, asking him
how many copies she should get printed.
In face Of the betraying collOdion and TO
save his honor, the youth saw that there
WAS but one thing to be done, and that
was to walk to the altar, which he did
without a murmur.
So much for caricature, or, If you pre-
fer it, for the truth that is not true.
1t is perfectly certain that an Amori-
can girl does not fear to let man under.
stand that she loves him, and that, if
need be, she lets no false modesty pre-
vent her from telling him SO.
The real American girl admires male
qualities in man. The perfurned dandy
dressed in the latest fashion, the dude
is not her admiration, she prefers little
roughness to too much polish. At large
reception, given in New York in the earl y
part OF the year, | asked q young lady
who Were ten or a dozen young men who
did not miss a single dance.
"Oh!' she replied with an air of SOW
ereign contempt, "a few young dudes
who have been invited by the club Just tC
keep up the dancing marlonettes, you
know"
TO BE CONTINUED.