this time she kept house, and lived eight miles from Pittsburg on a farm. She afterwards en gaged in various other newspaper enterprises, learned to set types and make rollers herself, and asserts that she is fully up to the philoso phy of "justification," not by faith, but by spaces and leads.

Mrs. Swisshelm's sentimetts towards male individuals engaged in journalism are liberal and magnanimous. She waives all objections, on account of sex, to their occupancy of the