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The Opelousas courier., 1895-08-10

I'm negre qui possede une ferme pres
du champ de bataille historique de
Chickamauga, Gie., a loue un jeune
gareon blanc pour. labonrer n piece
dc terre, moyennant Is cents. En- Ia
bourant, le jeune homme a REVERSE un
chicot sous lequel SO ~trouvait un sac de
pieces dor quill s'est d6p6che d'empor-
tor .sS
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La debilite nerveuse est assez com
mune, particulierement parmi les fem
mes. LIE m%eilleur traitement pour CO
desordre est l'usage persistent de la
Salsepareille d'Ayer pour r6parer ct re-
n%ouveler le sang. Ceci accompli, la
nature fera lie reste.
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Mr.. v. q. Strong, principal Of the public
schools at Anderson, Cal, says: II have used
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and have found it an
excellent remedy sfor lameness md slight
Wounds
Lameness usually results from q sprain, or
ether injury. or from rheumatism, for which
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is especially intend
diatc relief and In q short time effects u per-
manent cure. For sale by 4. 4. shute, M. D.,
Druggist; mud j. Lassalle.
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NOTICE
OFFICE ST. LAME X HoMrsr,pSlo,s.,.

OFFICE 81. hANI@iY HoMEsr'D u IoAsA ss,s
opelousas, Sept. I6, 1874
This Association has opened a new Co..:
* The grea} advantages already aeaiss-
the shareholders and the public should Ifi "dn ~
many to avail themselves Of the nresa"t inuuee
t4n,fy 10 net"n. members. The laying s ssias
Il good home. Shares to be anpl,ed fon "t you
office in Eank Building, mp stairs. .Weet, az ahe
mehts are only twenty-five cents per share pay
Sept. %, 1894. Pros;al-,.
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Jas. H. Houston, Jr., a un assortment
complet de indictments, medicines pa
tentees, articles de toilette, etc, ct tou-
ties prescriptions sont prepares par I'm
droguiste experiments, NJ. T. B. Hop
kinS.
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Bayou Chicot.

Aug. u. lH1o..
,, Mari, Ok t fsaEsas of Vile Plate a" j"
Noise Levy, the jovis' drnTmer of
Sella,ff Bros. st: Louis, IA there on
Thursday.
DR.. d. B. Davis, of Bupkie, is spend
ing the week here.
Capt. Sam Haas made IL flying trip to
OpeIousas on Saturday.
Miss Satan, the Misses Robin and
others of Port Barre. passed up Friday
en- route for Deficiency springs.
The Thompson Hustle,s ale anxious
to play either Opelousas, Washington,
or any other club in the parish.
Miss Nitric Richards was baptized
last Friday by Rev. Mitchell.
Lumber. is being hauled to build
several new houses at Sledgeville, just
above the town of Ciicot.
After a courtsbip Of nearly two years
II we'll known bachelors best girl has
gone back on him. He says be is for
ever done with the fair sex. $50 mote
it be-"
DR.. G. A. M. Cook aud several ladies,
also several young men, all of Wash
ington, passed up Saturday for Bell
Cheney springs.
A. NJ. Goodwin, of Beaver gave US a
pleasant call on Saturday.
VIM. Clark, of Beaver, was in town
Saturday and reports the lumber bust
ness quite lively.
Worms are reported in the cotton Oh
some farms, but as yet doing no
harm.
The heaviest rain of the season fell
last Sunday-iasting several hours.
Thanks to our friend j. c. Murray,
Tor several delicious water melons.
CHICOT.
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FOR SALE

A town property, consisting of one town lo.,
store building and other outbuildings, situated
in q good neighborhood on Main street any
will be sold cheap either for cash or part creai1'
For particulars apply to
FELIX LESASSIER,
July 20, 1895, OpelOusas. La.
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LIE COURIER DIES opELousAs.

L'AbOnneIMeni sera de $500 par an pay
able d'avance, on $3.50 dams lc courant de Pan
noe.
Los Avis SO paier0nt cinquante cents par
carr6 pour la premiere insertion ct vingt cinq
cents par carr6 pour chaque insertion subs6-
quente. Dix lignes on moins cOnstituerOnt nm
carr6.
Les avis qni seront envoyes pour etre publies
serOnt inseres en- Franeais ct en- Anglais "a
mOins quill men soft autrement OrdOnne) JUS
qua ce que Pediteur juge a propos de les dis
continuer.
Les candidats aux faveurs publiques devront
payer quinze piastres d'avance, sill yeulent Sc
faire announcer.
Les necrOfoges, les lettres de remerciment,
les r6clames. les communications dun genre
personnel, ETC., SO paieront au tanx des avis.
Les articles dune nature persOnnelle fquand
t~OutefOis lis seront admissibles) SO paierOnt
vingt cents 10 ligne ct d'avance.
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Taken Up as an Estrav.

BY the undersigned in Mallet, near ca,,o,.
church., a creole mare abont 10 years aid AUG aug
color; branded on left shoulder, %fae-sim;lsa a !,
hrai,n can ne seen at this office. This animal
years Owner is requested to come for S "
ana prove property. pay charges and take Sn a
away or it will he disposed of ACCORDING to ,a nef
Address me at Opelousas in care of Mr. n
Catholic church in Mallet. near
jy cost ISAM HAwvrns
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NOTICE

Office st. Landry Homestead and Io,n
Opelousas, March = 11ssassh,l
The holders of shares in series A a :, 1870.
n1 mdn,;dd th ma the the Association is prepa ire hereby e sSyy
highest premium. Members desiro nneiihg the
ing themselves of the offer will send in |, u u avail
piicatlons seoled, addressed to the seer ,aeir ap
the Association. until the Sd Monday Of . q
lsni' T Se rer t ! VII thc RE tGpr" e e1pplieaaafitssaa.,
meeting. The premium must NOT Ley regular
ten per rentnm on tho value of a lharre' eis Than
ing dividends, and successful applicanet, ihclnd.
required to take the same number of Shawl IL DO
ries A. T.. II GsrII III 90.
PreS'it. st: Landry Honest. nd Loan =.
Ope!ousas. March .. 1895. At va Assn.
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Pour informations lisez lie COURIER.

ST vous desirez yendre OH acheter
queIque chose annoncez dams lie C0rT-
RTER.
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Les personnes en- retard pour le paie-
ment de leurs subscriptions au CoUR-
RIER. sont Instrument prizes de regl6r
rarriere.
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Remember

That Honston's Drug Store is the place
where none but a competent and regis
tered pharmacist compounds prescrip-
ti0Is.
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FOR SALE

A large aud comfortable residence in Opelon.,
sas with lots measuring about 100 feet Dy 4s
jal9tf Opelonsas,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

OFFICE ST. landry HOMESTEAD N LOAN
ASSOCIATION,
OPELoUsAs. Sept. 10th. 1898. !
The undersigned is authorized by the Board
Loan ASSOCIATION to offer to its members loans
at eight per centum. For particulars ap
ply to E. ID. ESTILETTE.
President st. Landry III. & L. ASST.
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TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting a horse in a fire HEALTHY CON
dltion try DR.. Caiv's Condition Powders
They o up the s%vsateia, aid digestion. cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation. correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over-worEei horse. q
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
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ohamberlain's Eye ana Skin Ointment
Is ~unequalled for Eczema, letter, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites,
Chrenic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eve Lids.
For sale by druggists at 8 cents per 10y.
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Fancy paper and envelopes, albums,
toilet articles, soaps, perfumeries, ETC.,
at Houston's drugstore.
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HURRAH FOR
MOUNTAIN BAYOU SPRINGS
COLLEGE.

This College has been in operation seventy
years. It 10 as efficient now as ever. 1t has a
corps OF earnest and capable teachers. The To-
cation is beautiful. The buildings are ample.
town Is noted for its morality and refine
ment. The expenses are quite moderate. 1t is
Q good place for q boy who wants an education.
Address REV. c. W. CARTER,
Je29-2m President, jackson, La
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FOR s4LE.

One as horse power portable return tubular
boiler on wheels, and one Is horse power en-
CINE. Boiler used but little; one OF the pess
makes. Will be sold cheap. Still left, a .Ilno
lot of Catalpa posts. cheap. Also one or NV
brood mares and colts by BohOn and Etnah
Allen. Apply to JOHN NJ. WARE,
jy20-tf ShutestOn, La.
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Port Barre.

July 80, 1895.
After an absence of several weeks,
Cal is coming again with a few dots
from Port Barre.
We are sorry to mention the departure
OF Mr.. Gus Templet, a most charming
young man from PlafFS@ille, Assump-
ton parish, who has been sojourning
here: Sunday the girls were making
inquiries: Where is Mr.. Templet i?
Why did he not remain longerq II est
81 ch0rmant ; nous egrettons son DEPART"
He left a luttering sensation in the
hearts of many of our young girls. lie
Port est debarre pour 7e Teceroir encore.
Miss Philo. Robin, accompanied by
Mis- Heloise Callahan, is visiting rela-
tives in Leonville and Arnaudville.
Miss Octave Robin, a charming young
lady of Leonville, was the guest of her
aunt, Miss Bertha Saizan, last week.
Mr.. c. Hebert of Opelousas was in
Port Barre last Thursday.
Mr.. c. V. Dejean visited Opelonsas
last week.
Our popular young friend Ben Melan-
con, of Opelousas, spent a few days with
us last Week.-Mrs. Lucille Richard, a
%vivacious young lady from LakeCharles,
is spending some time here.
The SaizaD and Robin families are
leaving 0 on for Deficiency Springs.
we are sorry to state that the charm
ing Miss Louise Reynolds is on the sick
list.-Miss Bertha Saizan was in Opelou-
sas today. Messrs. j. r. M6lancoD, Jos.
Dejean and Preston Reynolds attended
the barbecue given at Durio's yesterday.
Rain still continues and the crops are
suffering in consequence.
Chic0t, | would enjoy fishing with |
you, indeed; but it's rather warm at
present. CAL.
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sarah the Suprame

When Sarah Bernhardt was fourteen
wears old. she was undecided whether
she would become a nun or an actress
10 a writer for the Strand Magazine she
said. 81 was a very nervous chlli' anu
had even then Il craving for the theatre
when leaving the convent, al the age
of fourteen, ] remember i SAID snai
be either nun or an actress, anu
year later. on the 18th Of November loo9
/ entered the Conservative Before en-
terina the Conservative / had TO pass
me usual examination. and at this
recited a fable out Of La Fontaine WIN
much success. when I was asked 10 re-
cite something else | broke down ana
cried but won their esteem. ana was
admitted. Notwithstanding my failure
She PLAYED al the Francois because inc
formality Of the place oppressed her' anu
then the director Of the Gymnase-Mon
tiguy-engagod her for parts OF ingenues.
81 was given part I'm 1)eslahues
comedie bouffe Of Labiche and Raymond
and i'm this ! had little else 10 do but 10
continually burst into laughter. You can
understand that this ola not suit me
very well. ] knew ] could do more thar
laugh, so at the end of the irst per
formance l left the Gymnase ana never
went back so g."
I'm connection with this abrupt depart
IRE the following story 10 iOid- Inc
morning after Madame Sarah had LEFT
the Gymnase VI. Nictorien sardon was
breakfasiing with Monugny at Passy
when a letter was brought TO the director
of the Gymnase which he read through
and cast away In fit Of temper.
What is it that annoys you|' asked
Sardou.
con. nohlng replied the doctor;
"only a silly girl throwing up her role
at the second performance. You see IN
her one who will never do anything in the
theatre"
I'm 1866 I was acting" continues Ma
dane Sarah, "at the Porte Saint Martn
In La Biche aux Bots. The actress VINO
plaNcd the part Of the Princess failed
to appear AZ the last moment and the
Regissuer, knowing me. and knowing
that I was weary of being ont OF an en-
gagement, offered me the part and J
accepted st.. My family would not have
permitted this had they known of it,
and they had never consoled themselves
for my leaving the Theatre francais' 81
i'm order to get away TO play my part
of the Princess. l used 10 say ] was go-
ing so study the plays at the Francais
But on the fourth evening a friend recog-
nized me on the stnee Of the Porte Saint
Martin and told my family, and after
that / was not allowed TO continue"
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when they pushed on from the shore
For half an hour they were quite sue
cessful, but soon distressing cries were
heard IN the front rooms OF the hotel
from across the water. There were con-
tinued calls for boat. and finally one of
the guests ran out In his night-clothes
and assisted two negro men in getting a
boat out to the crab-takers. The party
were at that time standing up on the
seats of their boat, which was nearly
filed with water, and rapidly sinking.
Ii was not the work OF more Than
few minutes TO prize Mr.. Baseler, who
was singing: Foreman. save my child.
out OF the mud and get him and two OF
the others ashore. Ii happened that the
tide was running out quite rapidly, ana
that the water was not very deep. The
Richmond musician had gotten out into
the water 20 prevent the boat from beng
washed out into deep water before the
party could be rescued. All hands were
soon upon dry land. but their clothing
was wet 10 their waists.
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yet he had no time 10 give VIZ
his careful consideration pu' So
matter would be. called 10 h'r 90
and then he would form so"''
as to what was the best WY ~
such appointments
Misses TaviOr. OF Prince SeorNe
~ stopped over In TINS clS
route to Boston. where they are
on pleasure trip.
po.1tL sHAN0fs ~ VIRGINIA
The following changes occurred ID
postal services FOR Virginia: Inc ~
service changes from Miiboro oefo' ~
Warm Springs. mail six times per "'eN'
Bedford 10 OTTER Tall. change order 81
as &C. state increase o. distance ine
establishment Of fourth-Class post
office az Walton, Russell county, ana MI
George Musick postmaster.
Total number OF fourih-class postmas-
ters appointed to-day being seventeen,
fifteen or which are 10 ON vacancies caus-
cd BY deaths and resguati1us.
For Nirginia-bernuda Hundred. Ches'
terrified county. Mrs. ". G.. Adl<ics APP
pointed, vice II. Wells resigned. Mono,
Luncrburg go isty j. W. mse appointed
vice b. r. inge resigned
For North Car0lIna-Hlryoy Lincoln
county, A. n. King appointed vi.e Mrs
Al. II. King removed. Lupton. caf,erci
cosnty. l. l.. Lupton appointed. vice W.
". Styron resigned. Wcrhepnia. Pas.
ouotank county. job Burgess appointed,
vice e. l.. Weeks resigned.
HL.w.
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OTEY'S SILVER VIEWS.
OPPOSED 10 TIE FLAIR PLiN OF
POSTPONfNG THE ISSUE
He Considers Ia n Republican Jrick-Ihe
uockery Law l. Vow Being tnfofsea
in the wa-hingto" Department.
Trurs BunEAu. KApIFY BuLDING.
N .snlNnInN. june \. I-ll.

Congressman p. }. Otey. the member
elect from .he Sixth Virginia district N
an earnest silver man. lie .s our anu V"t
Ig to l. When seen this morning anu
asked III he favored the postponement or
mo coinage OF silver until 1928. he SAID
the silver men of this country nave post
poued action long enough, ana it Was
simply a Republican trick 70 caten the
silver votes n lsgj. that their New hns-
land leader nov proposes such acuon ny
the next House
Suppose. said No.. the Republican House
did pass such measure as the one sub
mitted, which they will not do. they VIII
know they are simply delaying matters
Tor political advantage. The next House
will not pass such measure. The Ike
publican politicians are now laying low
Tor some sort of @ trick 20 sprng ou us,
but our leaders. although not pulling eN-
acly altogether. will, when cection-day
comes be united. and viii Van our fight.
Tho people. an In my district want
more money, and silver is the choice
of the majority. 1t must have It's proper
rlace in The financial worli. England
must come 10 us. We have waited Ions
enough Tor compromise, ana we must
lead AID dictate terms.
Major Otey left to-day for his nome
NI.N nNI NINh fNMMinrINfs
The "Dockery Commission" has already
commenced its work in the departments
of the government on July LIST, several
divisions and several hundred clerks
are TO lose their positions IN the depart
ments. The law passed the last Com
vress. which was known as she Dockory
law. reduces the force In the various
departments. ln1 ln some cases abolish
ing the entire division. on yesterday
Mrs. Rosa Townsend. of Lynchburg, who
has been employed IN the pension office
for five years. a widow. with a young
girl 10 educate. lost her place by the
reduction OF The force.
woytN iNls er rHr rRrsIDFNT.
The President was at tho white House
to-day and viii remain during his stay
in the city. His wife ard little ones are
at Gray Gables for the summer. and r. Is
expected De- win. ON Saturday. run up
aud spend Sunday with his happy lit
tie ones. To-day Mr. Cleveland and Sec
rotary Carlisle took drive together, and
were out for several hours.
P0stmastcr-Geucral wilson left here to-
night. spending Sunday ln CharlestOwn
with his family. ana on Monday leaves
for MOURN. whore he is 90 deliver am adj
dress before the Central College. OF that
State ON the IL instant. He Will not PEE
turn To- this city before the latter part of
next week These engagements of the
Secretary We're made before De became
Postmaster-Gencral. and he IS living up
to his accepted invitations.
TorniH-cIAss r0.rrAsf Frs
This morning. when asked about when
he would declare the four'h-class post
master under the civil service. he said as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

Joe Edwards Ch.reed With Assembling
"A Scar-oli Dir'.

FLOYD q. H.. VA. June S.-Spocial-
Joe Edwards was arrested here late Yes
tcrday afternoon. on tho charge of AN
attempt at criminal assault ON the person
Of Annie Honslcy the fogrteen-ycar-
daughter OF Mr.. g.. ID. Honsley. a. CABLE
net-makor residing al This place. 10
appears that Mir. flcnsiey left The house
for n short time on n matter Of business.
leaving no one ON tho premises but Ed-
wards who was doing some work in the
garden. and bis daughter. who was en-
gagged ia washing clothes.
Ou his return. the father found Ei-
wards was absent. and the girl rrcatly
confused and CRYING. Honsley Inquired
what was the matter. but the girl re-
fused 10 toil until punishment was threat
erod when she made known thn assault
which Edwards had made upon her.
rho BRUTE gave Aight at her cries ana
slanming The yard gate, fed the prem
Uses.
Immediately upon hearing tho girls
story. Hcnsicy procured "a warrant and
within a short time Edwards was placed
under arrest. Edwards Is probably thirty
wears Ola. and claims To have ie7iiei
near Petersburg. Va, which place ne ieit
about ten years ago.
ia 10 "a carpenter and had been in
tho employment of Mr. hehsley TOT Sonic
tame. ...t.4.,..
When brought before the MAGISTRATE.
Edwards waived the preliminary 'Ni"'il''
zion. Sic was sent on Tor cN'iiil il'l''l
before the grand jury, which VIII meet
ON Tuesday noAt
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a rom HOBHILi
Three Hundred Dollars Worth of jew lr,
SO e. IN nrnad Dav Tim.

A bold robbery was committed at the
residence OF Mrs H. A. Sadler ~. ~
west Main street. yesterday afternoon. as
a result OF which about 500 worth of
jewelry was carried away by thieves.
Miss Hundley daughter OF Rev. John
Hundley. of Marion. VA. IL visiting ~.
Sadler's family and az the time OF the
robbery she and Mrs Sadler were in the
parlor down stairs. During their absence
some one entered Miss Hrneiey's room
and stole a handsome diamond ring. a
plain gold ring. a pair OF sleeve buttons.
and several other articles A pocket book
containang a check for $40 was left but
"a few cents IN change was taken. ~ Is
beloved lse thief entered from porch
through one Of the windows OF the room.
The case was reported at the Third police
station. and Officers TomlnsOn and Glib
son were detailed 90 investigate the rob
berry Up 10 late hour laat nlght no
clue 10 the guilty party had been found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09
ANAKKOW oscar .
Aoer the G.rmau rive Cenu.mau We're

er the O. ma" Nv" tehtf'Wau " Gre
''elen Frrfn n 'fnt.
The german at the Hotel Terminal, az
West Point. on Friday night. was fol-
lowed by what came near having been
a serious calamity. After the dance had
concluded party OF Ave gentlemen.
consisting OF Messrs. Norton crump. Il.
n. Marsh John Baselcr, OF Richmond.
ana Thomas l.. Con. OF West FONT, and
Mr.. Gotta. OF New York. concluded TO go
a-crahblng. and started out IN sman
row-boaf. hardly large enough 20 ae-
co,om.,date three men. II was daylight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

In the United States Circuit Court yes
terday-Jndges Simonton and Seymour
the case of the Bonsack Machine Com
pany against Joseph -. Underwoos el
ais for infringement Of patent was part
~ heard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

In the United States District Court
yesterday the Richmond and DanvIile
foreclosure suit was argued before Judge
Gom by Mr.. W r. Meredith FOR the Amer
lean Book Company. and Messrs. Wills
b. Smith and Henry Crawford for the
railroad company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

Miss Julie Cooper. a niece of Peter
Cooper is one of tho family on whom
the great phiianiropists mantle has fall
en-. though the public knows but little
OF her wide charities. She is a handsome
woman OF the worli, who conceals as far
as possible her constant good works. She
supports a kindergarten entirely. at a
cost of 500 a month. and that IS only one
item I'm a long list.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

THE Richmond Grays' veteran Assoc'a.
.t-, viii hold "a meeting MONDAY nigh
~. The roeimontal armory to perfect af.
rsneements for celebrating the fory-i'
annivorsary of the company, when iah.
Mace ON the 18th Of this MONTH
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A Comparison Between Good Iiousswifcry
and Evil.

and Eyl.
"ill houoe-wifery lieth
Till nine of the clock;
Good house wifory trieth
TO rise with the cock.
III house-Wifery trusteth
TO him and 10 her;
Good honsr-wiftrv trustcth
Herself for to stir.
III house-Wllcry carctn
For this nCr for that;
Good house-wifery spareth
For fear 20 not what
III house-wifery pricketh
Herself up In pride;
good h0use-wifery tricketh
Her house as a bride.
III house-wifery one thing
Or the other must crave.
Good house-wifery nothing
But nee1ful Will have.
III house-wifery moVeth
With gossip TO spend;
Coca house-wiftry loveth
Her household to tend.
III house-wlfery bo0keth
Mad toys IN her head
Good house-wifery iovcth
That an things be fed.
III hOuse-wfery Dringeth
A shilling TO naught,
Good hOuse-Wifery singeth
Her Golfers full fraught.
III hOuse-wfery rendeth
And casteth aside
Good house wifery mendeth
Else would IL 10 wide.
Ill house-wifery crabeth
In secret TO borrow;
Good house-wifery saveth
To-day for tomorrow.
III house-wifery plneth
tNot having TO eaD;
Good hOuse-wfery dineth
With plenty of meat.
Ill house wifory letteth
The devil take all;
Good house-wifery setteth
Good bag Of small"
THOMAS TASSER. 1850.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

1.-THE Ten Commandments and the New
Novel, will be the subject OF Rev Ed
ward l.. Pelrs sermon at Centenary
Methodist church Tonight Mr. Pen viii
occupy the pulpit at the morning service
also