The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12

,-are traced bach. some GOOD bIuc blood
.orse,vhere ann Il great believer -
good blood. 1t always brings DICK lit
zretched old phrase, 'fiood VIII tel,
as the old maid said wien she looked NJ
her nose. But. testing aside. all heroes
Of good folk. Here IN thns country
can trace our DeEey>, our 1IoJsohs'
and, as the Garkeys say, Glory ne 70
Cod our Lees to the very best blood II
the land. and the best blood III TINS
country is that which was reckIesSlF
smiled over 81 years ago to make rs
free. Now. however. W. are bo"ln- Io-
Iitciy to England, and England j. tlp-
her hat to Us. and we are talking
about an .AngIo-Arerican alliance. 1t
is the right thing. We speak the same
we live pretty much after the
fashion, and if the Ln4ilshhlel
are 4 hit better looking we can back Qua
American women and give them i9h@
odds against the average English Wo-
man. The English girl IS q darIInG'
though. She looks like Il sweet Wjltt"
lily, and She has a certain bashIHlncsS
that commcndS her wonderfully. IN"
English wife is ~di@nificd, for her tIrst
fhnu~hf is given to the master OF The
house. but the English mother Is tInc,
makes her children respect the old. he
poif4e to everybody. and, although site
foneIlc and caresS them as we Amer
lean women do, she makes them perfect
ly understand the value of Solomons
epi@ram. Yet She discrlmlhates- enc
knows when the rod is To be used. ami
while az Il mother she Is very clever.
especially rs a young mother, she Is
wonderfully gentle of spirit. Her ma
icSty the Queen, God bless her. set the
good example long ago, 50 ina an l1h--
jish woman thinks that life ISM worth
the living. and indeed It ism t, II she
hasn't get Il lot of small people who Nc
long to her and who call her mother.
"nlammy, or mamma. but never that
dreadful "monma.>
rvs N rJTIIDpF\'S DRESS
=,
ny - H'l't. :: : 80"
sac 'o"NH Ho@il7't "no p'Yl'''i "nsli
emu" ~ r''I h'i, ar" nv W.
t'''il III t''l'"h t'''"H VIZ W. sS"'''
IN 80 N'''4''' ~ - - 49,
'"f"''o" ;, laHe S:aleu ''Sl:'e 1iei " 'ins
DI',N't VI h"'i1"i'S = " 8hlTn"ii ll'sN
al' " ''9 straw nat nv richest . l i1i--
il9h women never put idSt vi tiiipioidriA
OF Sdcl i9i"tt tItr'i''iA oh 'h,ii 'IlH'
IGH- y cream "hItt lI''h "i' . oio'
't,iG S'Nh are counted lhe itStlN'l Snl W.
Hi'H ~ l"f lcNcifI Oh Il cil'a We'll 'ie
- W. ~ 20 e14 ,,;na W. 49, .4 o
brovs and wonder If the poor d]arlinu,s
mother were = haruaaid in AustraIia or
Africa.
IT IL rather . funny thine th,t almost
pvnrv Amerir9n voTn,n who has mar
riod an Enulishman of any n~osition has
presented her husband and her adontcd
country with twins Non onob4 to 500
those hnIon~inr To Mrs Rurka-pncbr
two dear tots of bows who wear bl1c
sailor SHIFTS and walk mn the aycnno in
front of their Grandfather. Mr.. I1rank
Work, who looks as if he hated to ac-
knovlndna If hnt * immensely proud of
thpm Occasionally their notwithstanding.
LITTLE sister is With tben, and tba other
Gay heard hpr mother calling her by
her hionod name Of CYNTHIA ~
she reminded her "a keen an evo ON hcr
brothers while sbp wont in to shon !,
lovn those old~-faSbionad namas-C v1tbi,
and ATadnlipa and NTiIicnnt and E.t;,nr-
inc aI1-ovo cnoTlol with . II ood
yvonnn on6 r1otiIla and naratbv and Ill
tho 1onc Iiet tba+ e,anns+s IA +, sLia,oa
Gn,,-n,, NOT tbn grn,t now, nnos III
s;zn and no nerfrmn INIT no vrnnt Iorol,.
ones that mako = houo1,ot fit ia Inv no
fore an altar ar i'm tho hands Of tba do,d
ar the Iiyino
rtnxr p.p CON TIrn
'
-ApropoN OF names, nave had twenty
TWO letters asking ne new got my
name. l SliaIt make 4 point OF telling
TINS Tor the last tllHe t." You who pro
less SO much interest III 1T. y great many
years ago there vas I beautiful irish
lady. gentle OF manner, sweet Of face.
alld using the "thec ami the thou.
winch. among the FRIENDS are so general.
LIVING her 1llet &lrIhood IN her fathers
nome. So" met on" day tn" new tutor,
who, like her, was pacing up and down
iii" pieasance, reading rs he walked.
} NhH gave hIn an old-faShionCd curtscy
amt forgot HIM. but next day when she
Was again Strolllng along she met him
again. and this time he was brave enough
TO stop and tell her of the now books he
had brought from London and the hours
sons were finished and how his desire
from her father. my lady Barbara began
to study the lttefattfc of the day With