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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1888)
P olk VOL. I. than two hundred thousand ^d »kins are now showu at the atural History Muw'iim in London. e ounty O bserver . MONMOUTH, POLK COUNTY. OKEOON. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. i M ork TELEGRAPHIC. A n E m o n i or th e COAST CULLINGS. P r i n c i p a l E v e n t * D evoted P r in c ip a l l y to W a s h in g t o n AGRICULTURAL. D evoted to th e I nterests op F a rm ers MARKET REPORT. R e l ia b l e Q u o t a t io n * C a r e f u l l y LN iimneuse «warm ot trees took N e w A t t r a c t in g P u b l ic I n te rest . T e r r it o r y a n d C a l if o r n i a . v is e d E v e r y W k k k . a n d S to c k m e n . session of Samuel S. Brown’« W H EAT— Valley, $1 30(3fl 31 ^use in Nortbtield, L. I. The fainil) 1 he Governor of Tennessee his par- An Italian mine.'QGiovat ni Govesg- Ewes that have weaned their lambs driven out, and the bees had to doued Dan Heunessy, of “ geld-brick” lia, while rolling logs as the Zcile mine may be fattened very easily if given ’ Walla Walla, $1 20(31 22*. alne>) who was sentenced to a five at Jackson, Cal., was sunstruck, slid two meals a day of grain with plenty B A R L E Y — Whole, $1 10(31 12*; bt smoked out. yearB term in the penitentiary for died three honrs afterward. of grass in the pasture. ground, per tou, 09(327 60. ----- ---- ~----- : swindling 0. F. Noel out of #(¡,000 Jt-hn Boone, a suilo.', who came to Radishes may be had at all periods. ¡T he other night a policeman in OATS— Milling, 30(33l * c . ; feed, 44 Another battle has occurred be Tacoma, W. T., from San Pedro, Cal., Use plenty of manure and grow them kicago was startled by the up|>eai- ,H' tween the Jones »nd Green factions in tiecanie intoxicated and was run over quickly, so as to have them crisp and of what he thought was a Hancock county, Tenn , and the re- and killest in Northern Pacific yards. tender. ( H A Y — Baled, $10(3$L2. A Chinaman, an employe on the A ll the leguminous plants that have „i n <iv »st, but which proved to be a younj. -ult is that there are two less of the Southern Pacific at Merced, Cal., been tried make good ensilage, but £ nT v 114* <9 |y who had got up in her sleep, and Green family. they are so highly nitrogenous as to olhy, 9 *^ 10c.; Red Clover, 14<a 15c. The boiler of the steamer Fulton while attempting to jump on a freight walking the streets. FLO U R— Patent Roller, #4 00; exploded Thursday, in the Gulf, «?ff » » i n . slipped and fell, the cars passing make too rich a food to use aloue in any quantity. ¡Country Brand, $3 75. ■ - - The ovei bwth his legs near tlV thigh. h e lightning which almost demol- the mouth of the Mississippi. A youug mau named Ernest Staysa Keep squashes and pumpkins d the house of Mr. Brautly at captain, the pilot «nd two deck hands was accidentally shot at Pasadena, away from cantaleups and water-! EGGS— Per doz, 18c. were killed. • B U TTE R — Fancy roll, per pound, kia, Ga., the other day, harmeo Cal., by a rifle in his own hands while melons. In fact, it is best to grow no Two earthquake shocks were felt at inferior pe of the family, although a young ^ uma, Ariz. One was quite severe, taking it out of a wagou. • He died pumpkins on a farm where imvlnus 25c.; pickled, 20(3 25c.; grade, 15(325::. are raised, as the bees carry pollen almost instantly. was within a foot or two of the lasting several seconds, and accom M. Trayner was arrested at Los from one plant to another. C H E E SE — Eastern, 16(320c.; Ore panied with low rumbling sounds. No e where ihe bolt first fell. The hoe may now be used with ad gon, 14<3l6c.; California, 14*c. Angeles, Cal , on suspicion of shoot damage was done. ing W. Eimau. The victim will prob- vantage both on beets and carrots, i Little Rock. S. C., Mrs. Verein, V E G E TA B L E S — Beets, jwr sack, Michael Murry, short . stop - . of , a , ablv die. The cause of the shunting The spaces between the rows can be $1 50 ; cabbage, per lb., 2 fc .; carrots, 25, gave whisky $nd chloroform basebidl club, was hit by u pitched^ i8 gtin unknown. cleaned with a cultivator, but the hoe per sk., $1 25; lettuce, per doz. 20c.; jnester, N. 1. „ ___. * * ____ ^ ■ le r husband, a man of sixty, and ball and killed at Rochester Frank Beaumont assaulted Frank should lie used to clean out grass and onions. $1 00; potatoes, per 100 lbs., His neck was broken from the fofee of wht this failed to kill him she dosed Cox, at l’eantano, Cal., who shot him, weeds between the plants. 90c.(3$1; radishes, per doz., 15(320c.; the ball. Young corn makes an excellent the bullet entering Beaumoul’s throat kiin with pounded glass. That killed Capi. Nat Kinney, the famous chief and coming out at the back of the green manurial crop for plowing uu- i rhubarb, per lb., 6c. him and the young women is now in and founder of the “ Bald Kuobhero’’ H O N E Y — In comb, per II»., 18c.; neck, severing the spme. d«r, but the seed is expensive. Sor organization,.wa« shot and instantly JA • ______ ghum may be used also, and the seed strained, 5 gal. tins, per lb. 8*c. Sam Probst. the 9 year-old son of B. killed at Ozark, Mo., by Bill Miles, an PO U LTR Y — Chickens, per doz., A. J a m a ic a , N. Y., young lady for anti-B.ild-Knobber. Milos escaped. Probst, of Colusa, Cal., fell off the for a few acres will cost but little. Sow it thickly and plow it under when $4 00(o>4 50; ducks, per doz., $5 00(3 river bank adjoining the town and ■ a t' time past has placed her en Mrs. Garrie Harrington, wife of a was drowned. The body has been re the plants are about two feet high. 7 00; geese, $6 00(3 8 00; turkeys, gagement ring in the toe of her shoe Chicago druggist, committed suicide It is not desirable to pasture cows lK‘r lb., 12*e. covered. ^ ^ R ’y night for safe keeping. A day by pouring oil over her clothing and in woodlands. The grass grown un-1 PR O VISIO NS— Oregon haws, 12*e Fried Bade, 37 years old, was p o ago she took the shoe to a then setting tire to it. She had been drowned at Stockton, Cal., while bath der the shade is less nutritious, and |>er lb.; Eastern, 13^13^c.; Eastern in ill healtti for some time, and fre tiler for repairs, but did not miss ing in Stockton channel. From his the animals are apt to find many wild breakfast bacon, 12*c. jht lb.; Oregon quently had attacks of dementia. actions, as seen liy people on a yacht, plants, the flavor of which spoils the 10@12c.; Eastern lard, 1 0 @ ll*c. per tor jriug until the honest shoemaker Sherman Reeves arrested his nephew it is sup(H)sed he was seized with milk for any use. Ttiis is especially lb .; Oregon, 10*c. ired it to her. Sherman Grim, for disorderly conduct, cramps. true of woods where wild garlic u R E E N F R U IT S — Apples, $ 60 at Oakland, Ind. A tight ensued, and abounds. j @ 85c. • ttjeily lemons. $6 00(u>6 50 A t Fairbank station, near Nogales, A woman in Argentine, Mich., has both drew revolvers. Grim was shot Many cases of milk fever may be California, $3 50@5 00; Naval oranges Ariz., Sam and George McLaren, sa prized the whole neighborhood. three times and will die. Reeves was loon-keepers, got into a quarrel with a traced to the manner in which the $6 00; Riverside, $4 00; Mediterra- | keeps fire-arms in her house to slightly wounded. If the uean, $4 25. Mexican over the price of a drink. eows are fed before calving. Billy Cole, who shot Wm. Mont The two saloon-keepers fired seven cow is wailing to come in, and has )t any one who tries to arrest her; D RIE D F R U IT S — Sun dried a;>- a milord cannot collect his rent, gomery and Charles Grant, was taken shots into tlie Mexican, killing him. been dried off, she will require hut ples, 7*c. per lb .; machine dried, 10(3 from jail by masked men at Guide very little grain. The best food is no one dares to refuse her any- Rock, Neb., and hanged on the rail both men were arrested. j 11c; pitless plums, 13c,; Italian grass, with a light mess of moistened Henry Clay Brown, a ranchman, 1 prunes, 10@14c.; peaches, 12*(3l4c.; she asks for fear lest she will road bridge. Both of Cole’s victims bran at night. If too fat the chances raisins, $2 40(3 2 50. while sitting asleep on the track near kill 1 I I I nr «i*t hi * house on tire. are still alive. are that s.ie will have milk fever. San Fernando station, Cal., was struck W O O L— Valley, 17@ 18c.; Eastern In a quarrel at Tuceon, Ariz., one by the overland express. On account In a majority of cases the loss of w e l l - k n o w n Belfast, Me., firm,! Mexican was stabbed to deatii and j Oregon. 9(3l5c. young chicks and turkeys may be of a curve he was not seen till the tly received a car-load of white . another mortally wounded by a Mexi train was upon him. H e was taken traced to lice. At this season, when H ID E S— Dry beef hides, 8(3l0c.; The tci Los Angeles hospital, where the in the weatner is becoming very warm, culls, 6(37c.; kip and calf, 8(3l0e.; from Tennessee. When the car can named Jesus Figueroa. lice multiply rapidly, and a few days Murrain, 10 @ 12c.; tallow, 3(33^c. peued a hen was found inside, murdered man was trying to make juries were pronounced fatal. peace when stabbed. only arc necessary to have the entire LU M B E R — Rough, per M, $10 00; The loss by the fire at Stockton. ;ly dead. After some care Biddy Constant vigilance edged, per M, $12 00; T. and G. Howard O. Spencer was held in Cal., was about $100,000; insurance flock infested. to and is now all right. The $6,000 and George Stringham in $5 000 about $60,000. The Shippee Agricul should be exercised in order to pre- sheathing, per M, $13 00; No. 2 floor as between two and three weeks j bonds, for the murder of Sergt. Pike vent lice from destroying the young ing, per M, $18 00; No. 2 ceiling, per tural Works, which used the burned in August, 1859, at Salt Lake City, building for a warehouse, had about poultry. M,$18 00; No. 2 rustic, per M, $18 00; nsit. Utah. Stringham made a confession. fifty combined harvesters stored there, This is the time when a close search clear rough, per M, $20 00; clear 1’ . 4 ank D u h O I, j white at Lake He furnished Spencer his weapon to anil a number of grain cleaners, all of must be made for borers in trees. S, per M, $22 50; No. 1 flooring, per etonka lately, in looking for j do the shooting, and helped Spencer which were burned. They can be more easily destroyed M, $22 50; No. 1 ceiling, per M, now than later on. Remove the $22 50; No. 1 rustic, tier M, $22 50; for bait, caught one which a j escape. 9Yn old gentltman named P. J. earth from the trees to the depth of stepping, per M, $25 00; over 12 George Reid, of Orange, N. J., a tist, who happened to 6ee it, paid | Palmer, who died at National City, newly elected fireman, did not res Cal., has in accordance with implicit six inches around the trunk, search inches wide, extra, $1 00; lengths 40 r. The peculiarity of the frog for the borer and fill up with coal , to 50, extra, $2 00; lengths 50 to 60, pond when an alarm rang. "Get up, that it had no left eye nor a place Geòrgie ; it won’t do to miss your first instructions left by him, had his body ashes, as the borer does not work on extra, $4 00; 1* lath, per M, $2 25; put in a heavy-weighted coffin, carried me, and the man who bought it j fire,’' said his father, trying to wake out to sea, and after appropriate trees where wood ashes have been 1* lath, per M, $2 50. S A L T — Liverpool grades of fine ave it stufled and exhibit it as a j him. But the young fellow did not funeral ceremonies, consigned to the freely used. stir, and upon touching his face, the bottom of the Pacific. All grass crope make the best hay quoted $18, $19 and^$20 for the three ity- ____ __ __ stock salt, $10. father found him cold and dead. if cut before the seed-heads form. In some localities in Mexico the A B i dd k p o h d , M e ., family had Julie Clermont, has been arrested people are suffering a plague ill the When a plant produces seed it lias BEANS— Quote small whites, $4 50; ak for supper the other night, on a charge of having stolen $25,000 way of an invasion of rats, which go performed its mission and stored pinks, $3; bayos, $3; butter, $4 50; | while sawing away on a piece by selling goods to different parties at 1Ilto p)Wns an,l villages in large nuiu- much of its nutritious matter in the Limas, $4 50 per cental. seed. T i secure the largest amount C O F FE E — Quote Salvador, 17c; med tougher than usual one Guaymiis, Mox., and appropriating ^ers, destroying nearly everything in the funds to himself. He confessed the way. In some instances destruc of nu. it jo in hay the grass should Costa Rica, 18@20c.; Rio, I8(320e.; e family found an army and to stealing $8,000, but it has been as tive conflagrations have been started be cut wuile the stalks and blades Java, 27*c.; Arbuckle’s’s roasted, 22c. cent firmly imbedded in the certained that he has deposited in by rats getting into places where contain the elements thaï would M E A T — Beef, wholesale, 2*(S)3c.; It is supposed the cent was «eversi of the largest houses $19,000. matches are kept, and setting fire to be directed to the formation of seed. dressed, 6c .; sheep, 3c ; dre**sed, 6« . ; i A serious accident occurred on a houses. into the ox, and that the wound Old strawberry fields soon become hogs, dressed, 8@9o.; veal, 6@7c. railway near Springfield, Ohio. A This can only P IC K L E S — Kegs quoted steady at Jterward healed. . .. . I . r • i 4 ,... a An u RUVUIJ'V autopsy was nun ucm held in in tuc the unoc case oi of overrun with weeds 35 train, consisting of eight freight two John Moata.'the lodging-house keeper bo prevented by pulling the weed« out issenger cars and two sleepers, struck 6 6 1 between the plant« a« soon as the crop 1 a. TL . „ „ . . , , ~ ., IE big Nova Scotia 'timber raft, w ho waabea ten by Carl Fo us tson, a broken rail. The engine and every sailor, and died, at San Francisco. of berries is picked, at the same time _ S U G A R -P n c ro for barrels; Golden owners are not alarmed at the car were derailed. The sleepers, both working between the rows well with s £ ,< 4 °.; extra C .b fc.; dry granulated The autopsy showed that death was [>f the Leary raft, will soon be carrying passengers, w< rt throw n j c4Used by * erysipelas, but the disease cultivator. If all the weeds are i 7^ ' ' . c™«hed, tine crushed cube and halves tour pas- ^ BO/ duJ ¿, lhe bloW8 given by phlled out as fast as they appear, « « | powdered, 7f<J.; extra 0 , 6fc bhed and started on its way to down the embankment. and boxes, *c. higher. ¡York City. It is made of 30,- sengers were injured Foustson. A warrant will not be is a« to prevent them from seeding, Worth Jackson, a lunatic, who had sued for llie arrest of the latter, who there will be but few of them nex t ticks bound together, making a season. been placed in a bare and clo-e apart — A man may be intelligent, emi [00 feet long, with spars from 25 ment, ended his career at Cheyenne, is now on his way to Tacoma. nent indeed in literature and philoso Look carefully after the grafts set Two youthful horse-thieves were feet in length. It will be towed Wyo., by gashing his throat with bit« phy, and yet exhibit very little com Three of the past spring, and give them timely mon senee in the use of money. Dan rill also be manned and rigged to of glass obtained by breaking a lamp captured at Seattle, W . T. attention. Remove any shoots that chimney. Jackson, armed with a them had stolen three valuable horses start on the stock, so that they may iel Wobster and Horace Greeley would Winchester rifle, six-shooter and bowie- and taken to the woods, where the not rot the graft. A horticultural au use money foolishly and recklessly, perfectly pure white birds, knife, was captured by a ranchman »n *1 were found by Wm. thority tells us that a graft should b even when they greatly needed It for One of were caught in Galena, 111., near here, after firing several shots at Bunch, owne: of the horse», their own legitimate purposes. The the boys ran, but the others were treated as if it were a young tree in passersby. late Matthew Arnold lelt an estate stead of in the ground. When there [been examined bytjocal ornithol turned over to the police and were PosU ttice authorities at Chicago, I, who pronounce them genniue later severely lectured by the judge are several buds upon the graft one worth but $.Y,0(JO. The bulk of his ac having in charge the box robbery af and allowed to go, as neither was over will often get the start of the others cumulations, it seems, was used to ks. These exceedingly rare specs Check this by pay other p<x>ple's debts. — United I'res- fair hate completed a partial list of jQ yt,argo( ttge The boys'names are and outgrow them. \ of the feathered tribe are about notes, drafts, money orders, and other Jo j * ndai .Charlie Dietzcl and Eddie pinching the ends of the shoots of j byU rinn. papers found in Ober- ] „ ___ ’ birds growii, and were taken negotiable the exuberant grower. — Prof. Thurston says In an article George. kam id’s rooms. So far it foots up | a nest known to have been built A farmer who uses fsrtilizers is pre In the Forum that the world is await Arthur W . Dickens, who is believed sumed to know what he is about. over $250,000. The inspector is satis If ing the appearance of three inventors bins of the ordinary red-breasted fied that the aggregate value of the to he a nephew of Charles Dickens, he applies them to an entire field it is greater than any who have gone be stolen document* recovered will be the English novelist, was found dead because previous experience has satis fore. The first Is he who will show us in his room at Los Angeles, Cal., with fied him that they pay. fully a million dollars. This being how. by the combustion of fuel, dlrect- p tlL J ones , of China, Maine, had The sheriff of Crook county. Wyo., a bullet hole in his right temple. He so, it is important that the fertilizer ly to produce the electric current; the een set out doors by tier mother, arrived at Joilet, 111., with Jim O’Cen- came here from Denver, Col., about a be evi nly distributed so that the great second is the man who will teach us she was heard to scream. Run nor. a horse thief, sentenced to three year ago. He left a letter saying he est pro|(ortionate gfxxl may result. to reproduce the beautiful light of While coming was perfectly sane when about to take Much depends on the condition of the Ik t glowworm anil tiM lra C y .it light [quickly, her mother saw a rooster years’ imprisonment. through Iowa on the fast train with his life, and that having lived over fertilizer as to dryness and fineness, without heat, the production of which [ng at her head, and the blood tiia hands and legs ironed O'Connor fifty years as a Bohemian, being weary and something also on the kind of means the utilization of energy with fing down over her face. She jumped through a car window and of life, and finding his financial iela drill used and its condition. Even if out a waste still more serious than the £ three large holes dented into tried to make his escape. The train tion* straitened, he takes this way of force feed will not distribute evenly a ihermo-dynamic waste; while the thin) the fertilizer has been left in it to rust ead, made by his spurs, and was stopped and he was quickly cap solving the problem. is the inventor who is to give us the Arthur Pesqueira, aged about 19 and ruin it. A t the best there will b« first practically successful air-ship. |s he would have killed the child tured. some imperfection in distribution. Escaping gas had filled the picture years, committed suicide at Nogales, had not rescued her. gallery in the west wing of the resi- Ariz , by shooting himself through the , In a long bout the larger amount of dt nee of F. C. Denney, at Elmira, N head with a revolver. He expired in fertilizer put on at each end has a — Let plenty ot sunshine into the cording to a writer in Black Y., and when Mrs. Denney, before en stantly. He was a son of Ex Gov tendency to pack, and will not run bouse. It is cheaper to fade the car f « Magazine the gypsies of Tran- tering the gallery, stepped into a Pesqueira of Honora, Mexico, and through so easily as if lees were put pet than pay the doctor. 1 in at a time and more frequently. On nia teach young bears to dance niche and touched an' eRctri# ap heir to a large fortune, which he —A good clergyman prayed fervent ould have received on the attain ; account should intentional breaks in ■cing them on heated iron plates pliance for lighting the gas, a terrific explosion followed, blowing the roof off nient of hie 21st birthday. He left no distribution be made for experiment. ly for those of his congregation who i the trainer plays on the fiddle the gallery and strewing the grounds explanation for committing the deed, There will probably be too many were too proud to kneel and too lazy te ear lifting up its legs alternately .bout the house with gla««, iron and but it is understood that Pesqueira places where the fertilizer was missed itand. — If currant or gooseberry bushes ape the heat, involuntarily ob- imhers. Furniture was blown through held a quarrel with a woman to whom accidentally. The uneven distribu Plate glaas be became attached, but who threat tion of fertilizer nausea uneven growth ihow holes in the leaves, apply pow- i the time marked by the violin, the hallway like leave*. of grain and uneven ripening, still iernd white hellebore, the best remedy ventually learn» to lift hi* legs windows and walla were broken in ened to discard him unlesa he gave farther detracting from its puality. foe the currant worm. her more money. nearly every part of the house. ever be hears the music. r ./ x A society ha« Kvn organized under the name of “ The Association for Edu cational Reform of the City of New York,” the object of which i« to pro mote needed reforms in the public school system. — In London, lately, a school exam iner asked the class before him the meaning of “ eternity.” Straightway the smallest of the pupils held up a lit tle whitehuiul and exclaimed: “ Please, sir. God’s life.” — By the way, when you take your vacation, don't forget to take your Christianity along with you. If you leave it at home you may not recognize it. or it may not recognize you. when you return. — Interior. — The essential difference between a g o o d and had education is this, tlial the former draws on the child to make it learn by making it sweet to him; the latter drives the child to learn by mak ing it sour to him if he does not < 'harlei Huston. — It is in vain to preach to people Onless you also love them ( ’hristianiiy love them. It is not the smallest use to try to make jieople good, unless you try at the same time, and they feel that you are trying, to make them happy. - And you rarely can make another happy unless you are happy yourself. Mr*. Urait. * A Christian said to a ministerof his acquaintance: “ 1 am told you are against the perseverance of the saints." "N ot 1, indeed," he replied, “ it is the |M‘rseveranee of sinners that I oppose.” “ lint do you not think that a child of God can fall very low, and yet ini re stored?" “ I think it would lie very dangerous to make the experiment." — Beware of making your moral staple consist of the negative virtues. It is good to abstain, and touch others to abstain, from all tlint is sinful or hurtful. By making a business of it loads to emancipation of character, uu- loss one feeds largely also on the more nutritious diet of active, sympathetic benevolence. Oliefr Westell Holme*. — SIx things are requisite to make a home. Integrity must be the architect, and tidiness the upholsterer. It must lie warmed by affection, and lighted with cheerfulness, and industry must lie the ventilator, renewing the atmos phere, and bringing in fresh salubrity day by day; while over all. as protect ing glory and canopy, nothing will suffice except the blessing of God.— Hamilton. — Very few persons recognize the large |M>Bsihilities of good which con versation is freighted. It can infuse in telligence, spread knowledge, inspire new ideas, animate the drooping spirit, move the feelings, kindle the affections, stimulate the activities. These possi bilities may is: gradually made realities by every one who will constantly and patiently put in practice the two essen tial parts of good conversation to seek for the best in others and to give Iho tiest that is in oneself. No large fund of information, no years of culture, no powers of eloquence are necessary in order to do tills.— Church Union. -t WIT A ND WISDOM. — Small faults indulged in are little thieves that let in greater, If there was only a law against kill ing Dime there wouldn’t be a loafer left In the country.—BmithvilU Sews. —I've never any pity for conceited people, because I think they carry their comfort about with them. George El liot. —A man in the hands of his friends may be safe from his enemies; but there are none to save him from his friends. —N. O. Picayune. —Upon the shoulders of each man in the community, there rests » great re sponsibility. He has not only his own reputation to take care of, but he has the reputation of his race. •/. U. Hol land. —A blind boy was once asked the meaning of forgiveness. After thinking a few moments he replied: “ It is the oder which the trampled flower gives out to bless the foot that crushes it.” — Jrkantaw Traveler. —Servility and civility are as oppo site as the poles. One is despicable, while the o*her Is in the highest de gree desirable. That style of manners which combines self-respect with re s|>ectfor the rights and feelings of oth- i *» be cultivated with | «‘ xl r,,me diligence.^^_______ Deacon (to divinity student)— “ If you were called now. what would you do?” ¡Student (somewhat absent- minded) "W hy, show down my hand, o f cour—I —I —that la— I —” Deacon — “ That’s right; always show down your hand. Don’t pull a gun. The other fellow might get a drop on you.” P h ila d elp h ia Call. — Mrs. Matchmaker— “ Edith. If you ever expect to catch Mr. Richley. you must say fewer sharp things. Skir mishing drives the men away. A liftie more tact and a little Ires tactics, my dear.” Edith— “ You good mamma! your tact is so much hatter than your tactic* Don't you know that every engagement, is preceded by a «kir- inisbPV— The Id.u