Tie Up To This Man Girls, One Of You

From the Williamshurg Grit. In my rambles the other day I discovered a model husband in theThird ward. Ho is a young man and bound to be wealtby. Recently, when people were all excitement over Bar num's hairy family, Paul Boyton and the glittering paraphernalia of the circus, he labored all day at his regular occupation. After supper he epent three hours postine up the books for a near-by merchant, receiving $1.50 for his labor. He then went home, took up a pai-lor carpet, cleaned the Hoor, beat the carpet, put it down agam and rearranged the room before retirina. The next morning he wasup at 5 o'clock, and worked an hour and a half in his garden, going tohis meals smiling aad happy. I saw him as busy as ever in the store where he is eniployed, and hewascalculating on cleaning a couple of rooms at night. He looks strong and hearty and says he oever feelsfatigued. Girls, that's the kind of a man to tie to. i By a httle strategy he inight bo , duced to do all the housework.