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m lirr " 1 'y'T1 ^ ,\ f for Every Womn in America W O M A N, 1NV 2j f: Thirty Years' Pilgrimage. 3/ \V. W. 3LIS3, M.D., N;w York. ' !i.- . 35lTT> ami so<>|><3 ??f tills vahjabk w<;ik liny l>? ft. i':> understood iVuin tlie title. The ohjec. ntineiful is j 1.1; a vohinif which may oiit.il'i .tit en: iti >u :i lid k-...is and in?t unacoe|>ial;)o t > Woman; t>? instruct. if. i ml-> lu'i silvan.< ? mi 1 tli?>se law s that legii , i i v-.titifs lli.il defeat them; '< Imjni t :i knowl-* igo {'.f ii) hu itcty connected with th lie ilili :m I well-hclim wli.< are mothers, n-'t oiii* <>l hulls tibials hut ul p. 1 s\ ! . 1>\ t'.artr .iici aii nndvi.oi .'I cnii tllti! tli -ii |il?y<!< i! find ill >t.il iHMlW'tlfil, transmit ovo! ;* 1 |tl.- -n il, in-til..1, mi I moral totalities ? . 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'tut tlu?>o < f raatirvr ! . . l ;l'\ i 111 t; I'le 1, pati'llls, I li'W! h:tv? i . :. iltiocii i ui * mhl't.i iM n;h- icntf. j?:i? ?' \)ill ni?1 permit nor is 5? tirre.vurj- to lii'i'Msit it Ion;; ii>t <>!" TI'XTIMOMA iiSj tt few \ii!i iiiiliruto tin* universal I'uvor Willi V. h ? !* the ?i-!% is ii'im ivecl. M \x.-i!May 1.', IK70. v 1K, " \\'<?:iia 11, a mi t ut I'll i rt j \ fiii's* l*i l^,.iiiia;;eis il li , > iulrn <1. I lliivi; it 1 lii")k i>l' (iitJ il Viil'.w to IIimsi) lor whuin It wsh .'il ut, ii i.l Jioji it will juis.t tvilh lit a cxIcmmm.' ilietlJ ;hun wliuli 11.4la.-sits so u'i'11 ili'.si'i ir. M. S. t Ai;ri. N .1.1:, M.J)., i\Jl '\v Mass. Mo.l. Sue. Huston, May 13,1s70. N '' I 111. ' r, < nl ' ! " M'oni'i ii, iiikI > I 11 i I I y Vr;u>' I * i IjC 1'illlTtU*?,** Willi' I. \v. \V. , m . i i i nl'l. i ? i i. . a ii ! 1 i in i i i i - 111'' 111 , 111 111 I : ; wo;.. .111: i .! to' 1. il-e|iil, ? >. 1 ill\ 1 ivotn , w u> ii! tit!i '.s i, nli li. jui'i ahi.l il S.lll. II ' 1 1 1 1", illv. - illy, alia! ii.ii'a!) . pin s; '! .Ill I I' ll li"lii. !. i!li i ill, 1 ill il- |liw? | iplt-.its u| i or,.-ins ..f t .? l?oily. ? ;;?* > ol liMiial* ilis- its an t ilirir ; ; . m ii a i? niii li 1 'ill 1, 1 1 11 />/ ;</ 1 ; an ; l! 10 , a iii' ii* - iii u aal liuini'i-i.i-1 at 11 v : 11 >t;uiiI.ii.l wrliv-i , I'lllilll'liL lU llie nil .Ileal piut '4-1. 11. \t m. m. I oitm.ll, m.d.. i 1, ik .ii- . .liiino rutin I " iVomiin,' nml Iter Thirty i s' 1 'ii??riiitii?e," I'.v \\ . \\ . lili.-s, M I ami ilr; i ill 1 1 man i<' I \\ iiirii, i< .-aM 1 >. ni".ltiai j, .1 ii. lie ut u 1 oat Milii 'i 1 lite iiiluiillation it mi|i:i: ts.? t. . 'u(i Join nut. " Woman. ;?.t?<l lire Tliirtv vwiis1 i'lti'i'tio 1 - fI. ' I it I I l I... J'.l-I tlfilWU till* lililllkot . Ii tli" 'i"ll ,"// ii i . til i/ni mill // /hi m Il i- i I.il' . ! . : v -1 i f 11 im ;t 11 i*i 11)' I 111 .ill II I'lr iic--. i i I.. Iicil nytlaily an 1 u'i devoutly hi.I wiili lii ii si inn pot of , : I tlio IHnst ilclloate. < ! shhiool > . .. . 'I Ik* I . i r\ ant , i oly si li-nuiio qu iliiii's hi 'tin- Inn.'.! imlK-ali' a i "ii? !>?I .'' .I 1 liilt-lllKciil |?li* sician to bo '.In; aullim. - .\t u\n A Vnily .InI'd (lift'. " \YI'Ui.in, ant! hi t Tlii rt y V < ur ' i *i l;;i i iiinjif," |a \> . \s . )lints, M. I Now \urK< TIiihImn?1? t* a must xaltill' <MIO llpllll II MlllJOot til Willi II ?111 )> Inn lilt If IS muiri.imi4 iiuii?i;lf tin'liifdu al i>iiili'sitiu, alii' wmilil t. i\i- a wist .mould ?>f'I lie sl'llollln; w liltll l.? llnw i*a'is...t in t .no alp a ,i lite liH'Sl viiai lawsi'I'lii ilili.il it iviic iii I lie hands nl . \ wnUlali. Ill wiUllllc i I ho \\ 'I K i ! . l? n sl< i ill ci ol v \yav nuaUUDtl l'oi the task, huxltig (initio lot 'unity yonis 104;i lie 1111111 i.iiiil s liis syttially. Itlinows li^ht iipnii liio Ji.sousi s j .-' r.liar i" lilt- >:, iai l Miinuvsts ilio propoi lotuo.iios. ar.,| 1- 111 rit'ii way iu\aluahle lui nisi.uoliou aiul W\(&u)iaii '.1. - liijsti/ii i'vil. " U oiiiiui, mill licr Thirty Wilts' I'iJ^rimflifl'i ' 'hi- Wuth, Uy a Mow Viil'l; )>l i \ ~ <t : . I i \;iotle aial note, floats tt ilollcute ami linpiiiiaiit subject ,w;|i iioihai's as muili ilolu-niy us I ho nam: 1 liio 0.1 so w ill 'uliuii, aiul H roi tainly In ays i.at trtitliHthat evetx \VO? titan, awl especially ovory mot lie 1 s)ioiil<l know, tniiumtely yiiiilO'l a* I hoy 1110 waili 1101 uivn health a 11.1 II. .1 i I' hoi lis) 1 It. '. Ill ! 0 i II !.; lid il'it 11!,,( a -10 |t .1l1.lt ' nl tliuiliseatio mid suiioiin-.' cntntleil ll|H>tl both, atlnrS mini k Usi S til l! llliuhl ho a\oi ji- 1. if W , in. 11 I il!, 1:11, ,.| 1,1,1,1 thoil ?iw 11 o<>n?l |t ii.iuij it 11,1 th( kni's n| iio.il: h, w hn hi ano.t 1.0 1 iolatoil with impunity. ? UpriinyiiUl uuily t/nv/i. " Woman. ami lioi' Thirty Vi'iirs' I'il^rimhy \v. \y. Itliss, M.I)., is n medical I lentise upon tlto P'cuilnr tiatttio, illsouws. need*, nmi culture woman, Willi h ha tlx- 1 1 iniiioiiitiitiiiii ni" 1, qu < table (.hy a ..ins p :ls lhoia|ioi,ti> \ aluo, iiiul w ltioli . ootn i ho 'ti amoral ji'iint ni vlow", aiiexi ojitIninthlo ami so ctUuululed to huusc{itl. ? liushju Coi 1/1 tyuiiviitilijl. J ho hoi il; o< nlain- II > pages Vittio, llhisii :tc?l l y a lino oiyiawiis, aiul is sahblanliully boinnl 111 musliii. BEIEF SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS. IN T liO I > i; CT 01C Y. Yivlcnlnblc Increase <-f female invalidWh t i> the ? a a se? 1. t"n.l'ii' cultivation iti ili" menial |mwo.ih, (hd tanllineills, mill Ihe :?>>? >l?-. 1. tilv ii'iiuuiiiviiik, |uxw< lies, and Character id" uncial inlciviMiac. lie want id I'liie all, i'io|?ei l iml, mul liia!il:iul itit-dno! < \eieise. 1. 'I lie illssiput tons ni tineiely, the lidhi i i limn, and the injui iuti? modes 'I dii.-s. .V I..veiling the imagination I>.% the jicuisal i i jeuni i.t l?n>h>, passt ii miiiIiik jilcItlics, statues, Arc. J'iic Irani uf Jatij'i / I'A.'/sii'ii, a mat, iimt moral tumm y, lesiillnig in a y ical <! n mm en >r jnid Ignorance. Th" idijccl oltlds book i" i;>\ ?i nuitioii U|K>n disease* ix'i iiiia: tn women, ti n "in. ?11ij>V ?uis, usiilts, and milk aU'-n* ol I rent in* ii'. The la-k a indicate ami duiiciilt one. Nn iin|itid>ii' iy in impaiung kituivledgo to tliote Who ure to lie the tnothers ol liii'luiM) JmiV wise to mipi'ii'ss i <in11> in icgurtl In natural laws. JilsOtise. and uhsui.v fnlh m eliWe upon ignorance and mys* ici.i .. ihe woik Mihinitlod tn the eatiiinl i milder.illoii id' VoUic'H, " 'Jo (hi jttm, all tinny - uicjturt-" I, J'YIil'.ItVY. Tlio gif.ai crisis In woman's existence. 'I lie mind extendi*, lli< hoiiri aw akens, an t the immi; becomes devi l'pud. I liildi-li amusements I. - then illi:ti"ll"ii. Ilerin. di-i m lite. Will it l?c i ii I tt lift i 7 1 he liia'sil'ii an liiii'in I'lil ? lie. 4>ele.nnilied In her ph\s|cal vigor. I lie limsi^inpoi 1.ml di hci d|sv iscs those ni the liiciHli ual organs. II. MUNSTKUATION, What U It ? 'I lie ovarian organs and their nfllca s. miration lit nt nihil I llllllle lice ill dlliclclll ill miles. Vli'l I led h> tempo anient, lutlncnce < felly lilc and < ilnniluihig food. 'I |i<' ounliy I'lt'feialilc |n tlie'clli. Stalls les i.| eminent t?|iystalling. Jlerodttary luflncncoi Cmtiom* In Judia. fr?qit?noy of the menstrual period. AIToclctl hy pregnancy and lactation. 'J he (plantil \ varies. True nainie , ot Ihu dtmdiaiHft. llifanae, Iteliefnl the nia r-iiis. ihn flniy of .lain l> and l/ihan. Hebrew laws. Miiecnhitlnn i*ii i t iiomi ir * <>j 111 < < ii IV jil?\j. < )\iilat !>U. <h'i8lO Mill IrfMiitiflil lanttilap'.: of I'liife suiMelifs. 'flic nivalis of I file 1161 run Hull, in. im i.a.uma7ton or mi:n\stiu:ai* organs. A^ulfl r?r??l ml.-acuto foniis. Chronic Inflimnifttlmi. I's faun . Opmi.?ns of various p'uctitioncis. I.x|h>*uic to |iiu< h iitii t.l litiuiy. 1 tic (iiaal.au vt-irii: Ixiiomuicu ill H-K'Ulri lo oval i lU lUfllillllli Ulon. .Muldplicil v of upllll.'iih in ik^aiti i' v.otn in'* iliicl lilliinllv. Uciiiiiuit of the inllopinn inU-- in 11m wotuli. V.'oiifan s Miilroriiii's f r tlilv>cai?. I lie "oli.iiii/a of life." <?oI?ie? )<ciio.l if exf*U>T?to, Disease (it tlie ovaries inure common llian pettcrjiily in III) i i led. 'I hen liiijioi i not ; ii the acxuu) Kyittcm. {u laUoii t > jneifnaiii v. Inlitioiieo ( i tiio e<mi|>lixion, tlio voice, uu<l llic IIkomi. i'onlrol the rtt.v elni.iueiit of tiic t.alo, ii lid ailerl the jmlgjncul. Delist runt ion ilcin'ii.ioni the c.xihK o ? >if ilio oMines. .Mciam i.olv iiicturool j. icinnlolii which ilwae oi?aiiH have no rxisiemi'. llielr iltM-aae seriously impaim the whole mvkioiii, raiises the ili'VtilojiliiOlit o. the tepnxiuetivc. organs. IJpon their removal in Joss, ilie female approximates i lie japonllo mcx. I i.i.ti Wal.li- VMS'-* loooiili il lo al men. /'/? pnmui y Wa/i* uj the $tj uut tytteut. \X. symptoms op mi.nktki a i, ims. r ask. f.oi Ai ^VMi'Tom*,?Varlom deprocsof pain. Morhuitnfin. nil' iif ili.?ou*o>l ovaiirs ixei Hi. woinl. an.I Mip'ina. I'loJaisdiH uteri; its cans.' an.J treatment. lirtlal.illty of (in. |i);? l.ier, C.imfnl c.vaeuattoim, JtcpugB incO to si xua) liii.ii; .nix. H.!ii*iliM-!ies* of ilia if. iterative oiiran-. DIs lUdtOUUI UiAl U4\u Will) '* >*? MAvi*'U U* the oniric*. f ? ? ; n < ' ' ' " % ">*v ' * * t>'V*<"MI>.a|Ui^MHI%^vc?A?M?V G I'll tc l'u IThousu li(ls proclaim V1 nE(? A it PriTKiis tho most wonderful luvigovant that ever sustained tLm biuking By .stem. No Prison ran 1 alio those Hi! tors according to dirca lions, and remain long unwell, provided their bono* are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and vital organs wasted beyond repair. HHious. IicmiUoiil and Intori niiltent Vcyrrs, which are so ptvca 1 lent in tho valleys of our great livers throughout Iho United States, espe i illy those of tho Mis isbppi, Ohio, Mi souri, Illinois, Tennessee, < Cumberland, Arkansas, lied, Colorado, l'razos, Uio Gran le, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, lb>anoko, ,1aUK'S, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during the Summer and I Autumn, ami remarkably i during seasons of unusual boat and dryne are invariably accompanied by exten -ive <1 rangemeuts <?I the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful inlluenoo upon these various organ.., is e. ei.Sully m c ssaiy. There is no cathartic for the purpose equal to Die. d. Wai,Kinds Yinii(iaii Hi i rm.s, as they will speedily remove, the darkcolored viscid matter with which tho bowels are, loaded, at; the same time 1 stimulating tho secretions of tho liver, i and generally restoring tho healthy fjjnr?1 imu; r>l'tlir> /li.vr.ci ;, #? ' *"?nT\> wi Foriiiy tlio Imdy signinsl dmonso by purifying all its fluids with Vin'jxjak Hittkhs. No epid< mie can take hold of a system thus lore-armed. Pyspcpsiii or Indkrost son, lTon<laeho, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour F.ructations of the Stomach, Had Tasto in tho Mouth, Hilious Attacks, Lnlphatation of the Heart, Itil!animation of tho Luna ;, Lain in the region of 1110 Kid noys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. Duo Dottlowill prove a betterguaianteo of its merits than a lengthy advcrtisctnent. Scrofula, or King's Evil, White Swellings, Fleers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous 1 nflanun.itions, Indolent Inflammations,. Aforourial .Affections, Old Sores, Eruptions of tho Skin, tforo Eyes. etc. In these, as in all other cnusf it til ional l>iseases, Wai,kick's Vinkuau Hittkhs have shown their groat eurntivo powers in the most ob-tinnto nnd intractahle cases. For Inflammatory and Chronic Tlhninnutism, Gout, Hiliou.i, Hemittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of i tho Hlood, Liver, Kidneys and Hladder, those Hitt< rs havo no equal. Such Diseases I li I O .'II- \' i' i I.I 1 U 1 Mechanical Diseases. ?Persons enf^nged in Paints and jMincrals, such as rimnbers, Type-setters, Cold-beaters, and Miners, as they advance in life, are subject to paralysis of the Ilowcls. To guard ngainst this, tal.e a dose of Walk lilt's Yinv.tiAU HrrTKits oeca ionally. For Skill Disnsisps, I'm pi ions, Tot tor, Sail-Klicum, Hlolclirs, Spots, Pimples, Ttystules, Hoils, Carbuncles, King-worms, Scald-head, Sore Kyes, Crysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discoloralions of the Shin, Humors and Diseases of the Shin <jt' whatever name or nature, arc literally dm: np and carried out of the system in a short time by the use of these Hitters. Pin, Tape, mill oilier Worms, lurking in the o stein of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed and removed. No system oY medicine, no vermiluges, no ant helminitie.s will free the system from worms like these Hitters. For Female Complaints, in young or old, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood. or tlio turn of life, these Tonic Hitters display so decided an influence that improvement is soon perceptible. 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Ain't tirst experiments always failures. If 1 war a betting man, I would hcl , ? they are. Tlit- only decent, thing ahout htm was a lit-, an l that went to mane something heller, j Applause, j And then they throw in our faces ahout taking an apple. I'll he I live dollars that Adam heosled her up the t ree and only gave In r the core. \nd what did he do w hen he was iouml out? True to his masculine instincts, hi- sneaked behind hive's (Hre| eian la nd and said: "Twaift me; 'twas her," and woman has had to fat her ever) t liing and mother it too. What we want is the ballot, and the ballot we're hound to have, it we have to lot down our hack hair and swim in a sea of gore. | Sensation. | 'i Iqit Other Willio. r.v ni'.i.i.A riiliNi'ii. 'Willie, why don't you go and j?!:\v with tlio other boys ami not forever stick at my teel?' Such was Mrs. (1 ray's impatient question, one day, when her little son came and seated hiiusoll' in the parlor, when his mother was conversing with i visitor. *1 would rather be with you than the boys, he answered, timidly. 'Oh, I never saw such a baby.' 'Is it wrong to wish to be near you, mother? said the child, and his nether lip trembled as ho spoke. 'Wrong? of course not. Hut you are old enough to have some manliness about you. See, yonder are Will and John dowdy on the ice. linn along and keep them company. I want to talk to Mrs. I>rown.' 'isn't no a queer < 1111<l"i" she asked. The other raised Iter sad eyes, and fixed them with such a. painful expression on the mother's face, that for a moment Mrs. (bay lelt. almost otlonded. She was a sorrowful looking woman, this Mrs. Drown. 'J had a son once, hut lie's gone now,' she said at last, ami there were testis in her eyes. Mrs. (Iray gazed at her wonderfully. Site had not known this before. 4It is a hitter thing to tear open partially healed wounds,' Mrs. Drown continued. 'Dul let mo tell you my sto>y Several years ago I was about to give a party; a grand alljiir it was to be, and my head was almost turned while making preparations. 'My I Willie (his name was Willie, too,) was 1 about 1C years old. lie liad never | boon to school, 1 had educated him j myself. At home he was all a mother's heart could desire; but he was shy, and when I forced him into company he appeared ho awkward that I often felt ashamed of him. This was one reason of my deciding to give a ' party. If he was obliged to act the | >. 1874. part of host ho would overcome his ] hashfal.ioss, I thought, Hut Willie i never approved of it. 'I shall ho so glad when the party ; over,' he said one day; M'or since you have got it into your head Lhuve lost my mother.' t!>oor little hahy!1 1 i*\cpondod, slight 1 v provoked ivt his lack of interest. l! winder how many more years I shall have you tied to my apron strings!' 1 hjx?ko sneeringly, ami a proud flash overspread 11is face. 1 will he tied there no longer,' ho ed, '! w ill seek other . company in ! he fut lire.' ! was frightened at the result of my words. Still I made no rosjlouse, .My on putting on his coat and hat, went out. It \v;r> the first time in his; life lie had < \ < r left me without informing me where he was going. o)od time the parly came oil". It was a gay all'iir, and none were gayer than Willie, fie was a sort of an extremist, and took no medium stand, Alter that his hooks and work were neglected, ;nul his ?lay>;, as well ms evenings, wire spent abroad. Fast yong men became his constant com* ji.'inions. I was lelt alone to mourn over the change ! had wrought. At first he made it a rule to he in at night at ten o'clock, hut after a time, he heay out later; ami daybreak sometimes iouud him from home. 1 tried to expostulate, tried to win him back to his old habits, but my ell'orts were unavailing, lie had got a taste if a new life and it held him by a cluum. Well do I remember the lirsl night he came home in a slate of intoxication. It was his seventeenth birthday, just a year trom the t ime I j gave the party. 1 had seen him tind< r tire intluonce ol wine once or twice before, but on this night he drank so deeply that some of his companions had t o In lp him home. The hours of that night were dreadful hours of self reproach and agony, t was so glad when morning came to da-pel the g loo hi?so glad when reason returned to my erring child, lie was very much ashamed. lie said again and again he would do better; but his resolves were worthless. Two nights later he was again brought homo intoxicated, Alter that it was common occuironee. lie lei I lower and lower, squandered all my ready money, and when 1 refused to mortgage my property, that he might have more, he left me \\ ith an oath. That night a large firm was robbed and it was discovered that W illie was one of (ho perpetrators ol the deed. The next morning the town was alive witii excitement, and 1 almost crazed with anxiety, for my boy had lied. The news j assed (rom mouth to moulh; my house was searched, and my son called a villain; but I had no power to prevent either. No one gave me a word of sympathy. 'You have only yourself to blame,' said a blunt old woman, who called during the day. 'The boy was happy at home, but you drove him into bad company.' That night at the hour of twelve, .as 1 sat alone, a window was opened softly, ami "Willie stepped into the room. With a glad cry I sprang toward hitn, but he pushed mo rudely away. 'Can you hide me anywhere?' he said. 'Tho bloodhounds are after me. Had you given me the money yesterday this would not have been.' 'Oli, Willie,' I cried, 'Yes, mother lie said, sternly, you have made mo a criminal. I want to tell you I have secretly married Kate Hastings. Clod knows what will become of her. Kate was a pretty littlo creature, only 1G years old, innocent as the violets which crew around her hmnr? My bleeding heart gave a quick, painful throb as he continued: 'The .vorld will not believe wo are married. She will be scorned by all. Hark! they arc coining. Mother, I am too young, too wicked to die, but I must die. Farewell!1 I saw his purpose now, for his hand clutched a revolver, and springing to my teet 1 threw my arms about him to shield him from himself. But lie shook me off. The next moment I lie loud report ol his pistol echoed through the house. One glance showed me his lifers form, stretched 011 the floor. Then existence was blank to me, When I awoke to consciousness the morning sun was shining and the house was filled with people. But even justice was satisfied, and I was left alone with the dead. All day, fearless and motionless, I sat beside the mangled corpae, Some people Kinder than the rest, came in to niako preparation*} for tin* funeral, and passed silently out, l>ut 1 did not liccd them. Kate Hastings came llrst after dark. She \yaa dressed in deep mourning and her iaoo was so ghastly that it startled mo. 'Von, too, havo conio to reproach me.' I said, 'No uiotlier; you sulh r enough with* out my reproaches. 1 have enne to watch with the dead.' 4I wish to wnlv.ii alone,' I said. 'it is I who will wntv.ii alone,' sho returned' llt is my right, I am his wife.' i [ow calm slie was! There was not even a tremor oi the voice to tell how she siitiered. \Yes, it is your right, my poor child** I said. It. gives me another l>ang to give him up, even to you, my daughter; still 1 do it Sho looked up (piiekly, 'lie* has told you?' 4 Yes., 'Yet you speak kindly to me and do not condemn us.' A sad, beautiful smile for a moment lighted her features. She raised ono ol my hands and kissed it reverently. 'Thank you,'she said. Some timo you will he glad lor having shown this kindness to one so much in need of it. Now mother, leave me.' I lef the apartment, but did not retire. All night I sat on the lloor out..:.i. 1... a...... i ? ?' - iihj w?m>i, 11 in i i\ a: 10 would Hiil me enter; but no such numinous came. Daylight returned and the busy world again moved, still I heard no movement in the chamber of death. At hist my anxiety became so great that I opened the dooi and glanced in. The girl knelt by the side* ol the < orp^e, apparently asleep. Softly I stole forward and raised the drooling head. Hut no sad eyes met my grze; nothing but the white face, tin4 staling orbs of a corpse. Kat ie bad died by lier own hand, as a bottle whieh she clutched proved. The next day they buried the pair, my erring son and his child wife, in one grave; and as the clods fell on the eollin the brightness of my lilo went out forever. Mrs. Drown could say no more, for r.obs choked her utterance. Her listener, too, was deeply affected, as her pale face and tearful eyes showed, Heaving the bereaved mother lor a moment Mrs. (fray stole softly to the door and called: 4 Willie!' The child heard her and came cpiickly to her side. 4 What is it, mamma?' 'Love you? Oh, Willie*' Her arms were about him now, and sin; was sobbing on bis shoulder. 4])id somebody tell you about thoso bad boys?' ho asked wonderfully. They have got a flask of whiskev. 1 " ' mamma. 4Thank God! You arc saved, my darling,' she cried liystencally, She drew him closer lo her, sho clung to him, showered kisses on his wondering lace. But never, until ho was a man, with a son of his own, did she toll him the story of that other Willie, whose childhood and his had been so much alike, and how, by the knowledge of that other Willie's unfortunate career, he had been saved by her perhaps from a like fate. J)aCerso)i>s jWa</<tziuc. The Mormon, birls. Tho following is from Cant. Cam den's recent recent work on the Mor-? mons, It is the story of a Utah teamster, anil shows that the Mormon girls have some peculiarities ol taste 011 tho marriage question: 'I never tried to get married but once,' he said, 'and that was to a Mormon gal up here to Logan. She was just about the slickest little critter ever you see. Fust time I come across, her was where her lolks and I camped one night right about here. I foL lowed on her trail pretty close for six: months, and thought I was going to. trap her sure, ^he wanted me to bo a Mormon. 1 wasn't pcrtu-kler about that, for I didn't like to join any church. 1 never did belong to a church nor an engine company it: the States. However, I told her finally, as she crowded me, thai I'd swaller Brighnm, tabernacle and all, for the love of her. So we got things about fixed, and if she hadn't gone too far 1 must have been a High-op by this time. But she had an old maid sister, and -n. ?...i - <yi?un.-ii hiv 10 many that Susan Jane, too?lhatdurded dried up Susan Janet 'Emmy,' nays I, 4 can't and I wont, So I got my toot down, and there's wlvere we split. Von see the old man was kind ol sickly, and .just as sure as I'd agreed to take Susan Jane, when lie died I would have had to mairy the old woman too. I hainl hunted alter a wile seneeJ Why was Adam's lirst day the longes'tV lleeause there was no Eve. Why did Jacob always sleep cold? UecutiHo he had such miseiable ;omloiters,