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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09
Singing school.

Singing school.
ED E.. MESSER having made arrangements to give
EOe a course of instruction in Vocal Music in this
place the ensuing winter would hereby give notice that
the first lesson will be given the Court House on
Saturday evening Nov. 18th, commencing at O'Clock
The Will consist of p lessons cards of admis sion
So 90 for gentleman, s 80 for lady.
Those wishing to join the class request
ed to be present on the first evening.
1T. Paul, Nov. Ilth 1852 If
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THE STONE STORE.

Ntir Goods a I.oW Pficfs.
". SIMPSON, corner Of Third and Roberts streets
- has just received entire stock OF Dry Goods
Boots d Shoes Hats, Caps, Hardware, Noodcnware
Queensware, Furniture II large stock: Farm nipple
of all kinds etc etc. which he invites the at
IcBtion of purchasers.
June &C. 1851 90
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w acknowledge the favor of many calls during the
w past week and purchase of oar stock of shelf
cloths Tor geRilemens suits and of the latest styles of
read! made clothing; We Row express desire that
asWanng elegant fits OF garments, made by ourselves
or the best ready made garments buy, would
ook in upon lis and what can do. 1t is our
greatest pleasure 10 show goods sale sale.
A.ltl
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BOOTS q SHOES.

N HAVE received to-day, per steamer Greek Slave.
4 large assortment of NEW Boots and shoes, precisely
fitted To this market. The stock and work of these
wares are excellent. Prices very low.
oct1-tf. J. T.. FULLERTON, Third street.
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DR.. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
LOOK AT THJS!
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
w T. F GAGE

Formerly Lee, Gage a Co..
Manufacturer of every description Of Saws,
No. 43 Main Street. st. Louis. Mo.
vENiiE firm of Lee, Gage d Co, having been dissolved
by mutual consent on the 2lst day of January last
would inform my friends and customers, that have
made arrangements with Messrs Bridge Brother and
will continue the manufacture of saws in all their varie-
ty. No pans have been spared in fitting up machinery
and securing experienced wOrkmen and the stock j.
purchased direct from the manufac both IN E-
rope and America, for cash. confident that | can
hold ont such inducements that dealers ill find
their interest to encourage home manufacture.
As to The character and reputation of bearing
stamp, nothing need be said, as trust that both
dealers and consumers have had sufficient opportunity
10 test the quality Of my manufacturer while partner
in the late firm of Lee, Gage Il Co. not to doubt for
moment, my ability 10 compete successfully in point
of price, quality fEsh, with any mandatory OF
the kind in the United States Being now in ept
OF every description of stock, | am prepared TO ill
all orders with prOmptness and despatch.
All orders adore scd IN the undersigned TO Messrs
Bridge n Bro, will receive prompt attention
Particular attention paid to all kinds of repairing
may 2l-4-Ltf w. l.. L. GAGE.
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STR 4 EEN-

y =
UNRON the residence If Thomas T. Sente five miles
H north west OF ST. Anthony, the side of the
river, large white horse, five years old spring his
trail followed To the Little Falls creek Stevens
new mill, thence southwardly to the house of NJ
German about two miles from the Minnesota river, he
started from that place southeast, where his trail
lost. No natural artificial marks recoliecied. ANY
person finding said horse and returning him the sub
scriber ST. Anthony taking him up and giving
formation where he is, will be literally rewarded for his
trouble j. BELTS.
ST. Anthony, Nov. 81, 1859.
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IL. &. SANFORD.

IL. &s ga EORD.
nESPECTFUILY bows to the Saint Paul public.
"a and invites their attention to his store next
door east of The PostOnice, Thirlsree;, where they
can fad him nj business hours. ready to sell them
DRl-GOODS,
Of every description, including BRoApCLoTHs. sArI-
NETS, JEANS, CassIMEREs, TwEEDs, Drills, VII
Inns and LAWNS, liDkfs and CRAvATs,
GLOVES. HOSIERY, Brown and WHITE
LINENS, lACEs RIBBONS, Lone and
SQUARE sHAwLs, BoNSET TRIMMINGS, ALrAcAs :, TuInEr
CLOTEs, GINGHAMs, DEL,NEs, SIIKs, WooLEN
YARN. PRINTS, in great variety Thread, Edgng
Winter stuils for men and boys, Under
shirts, Knit and Flannel Drawers,
BDCk and Yarn mittcns, &c.
His stock OF goods very large embracing all the new
Goods Every person can here find just what he wants,
and at prices which suit the rigid economist
and he can rest assured that every article will turn out
READY-aIADE CLOTHING.
Of every description made M expressly Tor this market
and for this season, constantly hand, cheap for ready
pay and no sale without. lie has complete assor,-
nent of
Pr Esu FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting in part Of Old Tyson, Yong Tyson and Black
Teas, Laguira, Java and Rio Coi!ees n o., Crushed
Loaf ard Pulyerizcd Sugars, Spices, Pepper Gloves,
Numegs, Ca>sa, Rice Rasins, salerans starch, soap,
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candles OIL Fish, etc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beanial and approved STYLES for Ladies ard
Misses Gents Congress Boots Calf do of the latest
patterns; Boys boots and shoes. etc.
HATS AND Cars, i'll great variety.
tyiRDWA ARE.
Mil and Cross Cut Saws all sizes: OK, log, and
Trace Chains; iIaliors. ID. Chains; Axes and aAc
eves, scythes. sches and snthes shovcs, spacs and
hoes wrought and rails locks laches and bolts cut
tleTy,
10000 Cigars, of every variety
PORK and FLOUR constantly on hand, in large
quantities.
Mr. Sandlords stock is large, and he will be receiving
New Goods constantly in order 10 keep his assortment
complete. lie is determined to sell his goods for read
pay cheap they can be purchased elsewhere. Give
HIN call. November, 1851 330yl
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WATCH RIP iESyNC

Af!lRONOMOTER, duplex horizontal and vertical
~ Watches carefully repaired and warranted. The
Subscriber will give bis personal attention to the nice
and important branch of watch repairing, aud the va
rlous neat and intricate departments of the Jewey bu-
siness; and hopes by strict attention the wants and
wishes Of his customers, their approba ZION and
patronage. A. d. ROBINSON,
Matchmaker and Jewe,er.
St Paul. April 90, 1859. eff
HUST received, large assortment Of Clocks che an
e1 for cash, at ROBINSON'S Lewelry store
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FRUIT rR EES, SHRUBBERY a SHADE

FHNE undersigned would ask the attention of persons
q DESTROYS of renting their grounds To the cat
aloguc of Messrs. John Sigcrs0n Il Brothers, old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery men having
purchased and shrubbery from them for several
years, can recommend their trees be such repre-
scented. Their fruit grated of the best and
most improved varieties, ana adapted northern la,
tudes
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RICH'S NDER SAFES,
WiJber.S Patient

NIluer7S Fatent.
a Large assortment of Safes of various sizes and
N patterns, with and without powder proof lochs;
for sale at the Depot, 10 Water street, New YORK
Burglarproof Bank Vaults, and Vault Doors made to
order.
Co. Successors to Rich & Coz Al Water and corn
of of Avenue A and 81 Marks Place, ~ Y. sole pro
pretors of Richs Patent and the only makers of Saa
mander Safes, combining Wilder and Rich's patents
WIN CONSTANS e. CO.
Nov. le, ls52-tf Agents 81 Paul
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STR AYED.

STRAYED.
nm or about the 18th of September one sorrcJ money
~ bald lace, pacer one bay poney. white stripe in
face; one grey roney dapre; black mare and colt
iong nanc one stud, long maine. ANY person giving
formation OF the above horses so that we can get the
again, viii be rewarded.
C.. RICE & co.
81. Paul. Dec. 2, I352--if
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PLANO EORVES.

\SI have received, direct from the mann
w New York. two of Sioddari's Celebrated Piano
Fores, which the musical public are respectfully invited
TO call ana examine Oar prices are reasonable, and
are prepared To give very reasonable terms.
OCtii-26 IEDUC * ROIIRER
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ICE CREAM SALOON K GENERAL
CONFECTIONERY EMBELLISHMENTS

THE subscribers, in returning ier sincere thanks
their pairons and the pHbic in general for the liberal
encouragement they have received desire inform
them that they have opened lee Cream Saloon in
the building formerly known Hichcox y Kellogg s
Drug store, On Third street. They viii always have Ice
Cream and every article in the confectionery line La
dies and Gentlemen please give II call.
They VIII also inform the public that they have al
ways hand at Their Confectionery, The Ameri-
can House, iil assortment of fancy and plain Candies
which they Will sell almost As low be bought
in -. Louis Me- chants viii find il their advantage
to call before sending below. All orders for cakes
promptly filled. REM = kARCIER.
st. Pal,, JULY 3, lSJ2- ".
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RETRosPTCT.--Thc season Just closed has been
of unusual prosperity To the hus mess men Of this
city. The trade OF Calcna has increased as we
learn by actual inquiry among the dealers, at lcasi
30 per cent over that Of former wear. The few
citizens who have engaged in manufacturing, have
enlarged the sphere Of their operations, finding new
aal unexpected markets for their wares, in quarters
hardly heard Of before. All classes except lawyers
and doctors seem to do wei! and prosperous OF the
members of the two professions, several, we hca:
about 10 fit to places where litigation is more
frequent and where the ills that flesh is heir to- a,e
more nun,crous-Gaona being too peaceablg and
much too healthy for gentry who live off the ollies
and mlsiortuncs of others, Tourist in with profit
10 themselves.
For the next year, the encoraS cments are Aattcr-
ing. In all matters Of tad, in which the North
Nest is interested, after Chicago, Gaena has the
uacontested supremacy. Her capital, her energy,
and her enterprise, viii every wear increase Us they
all have done in the year just passed Her repu,a-
ton for being the noises, busiest. weathicst minia-
ture city en- the Continent, will not he lost-GqlCna
.jCffrSGaian.
PRED;CrloN.-We predict that by the LIST Of
January, 1888, revolution will be in successful pro-
gross IN the States of Zacatecas. Tanaulipas Chi
huahua, aud All the northern States of Mexico
The object will be to establish an independent con-
federated Republic. similar to the United States It
will be- under the lead of Americans, though nomin-
ally under that Of Mexcans. 1t will be successful,
and will have material bearing the destiny OF
the South of the United States, and of this continent
-Natch- Free Ijrdo, 27th ut.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been duly appointed Com
mssioners receive, examine and ad Just MI claims
and demands against the estate of James NJ Goodhue
late of St. Paul. deceased, will at the store Of ].
f.. Fullerton, in st. Paul, the first Monday of each
month, for the settlement of the same.
J. f. FULLERTON,
II. l. VANCE.
LOTT MOFFETT.
st. Paul, November ls, ls52--6w
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GOING. GOING :.

GOING. GOfNE..
A T prices to astonsh the crowd some of the most
IN fascinating furniture ever offered in Minnesota, and
without charges above con>icnOTs bill and The commits
sion; consisting of six beaullul bureaus, five splendid
centre tables, one sofa.
ALso-Five ps. Canada Cloth loo dozen good knit
socks, and lot Of good clothing.
T. Il. COLLINS,
sept23-23-U Auc. and Com. Store foot Third st.
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BEN. w. BRiNSON.

BEN. ". DRj-NSON.
6tROCER AND PROVISION DEALER at r. NJ
~ Spencer's Old stand, THIRD STREET. kceps con.
stahtiH on hand punes AM other fruits qHceusware
fancy articles; all Ands of thread, knives and forks
brushes looking glasses, window glass, nails, tobacco
segaIs, etc, IN short every thing needed for ho,sekee
ers ana ianliics Prices REASONABLE, and stock such
will please all customers.
ST. Paul, Nov. Ito 3-tf
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.;EyYELRy: .EE1yEy.Yy

'I'HE subscriber has Just received from New York.
large assortment Of rch and fashionable Jewe,ry
Consisting IN part of the following articles: gold chains
finger rhg oCkeis, car rings cur pins, ladies and gents
breast Plus bracelets for seals aud buckles gold pcns
and pencils; which he will sell very reasonable terms
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CLOG AS.

A LARGE assortment of Clocks Of the hes; manufac-
"A tire, for sale lower than be found in this Terri
tory eisew here at lei ROBlN Ms Jewelry Bazaar
EHRACEI.ET and Cuff Pins Of every desirable stvle
2 AID at The lowest prices Ill
ROBlNSON'S Jewelry Bazaar.
EIyOR TIE LADIES-A beautiful assortment of Fans
n for sale cheap for cash at
ROBINSON'S Jewclry Bazaar.
GOLD rENS, large assortment of the best manu.
VA iacturc for sale at the lowest possible prices
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PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the resur of the
~ Probate Court Ol Ramsey county, Minnesota Ter
rtory, will be holden the first Monday of ever,
month respectively ut O'clock A. ~. my Office
the town of ST Paul.
40-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT.
Judge OF Probate OF Ramsey CO., Min. Ter.
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Iron, Sieel, Nails, Groceries, Provis-
ions, &C.,
SLIGO IRON STORE.
hUR winter STOCK of every article usually kept in
~ our Iron Store is Large and Complete, which
we invite the attention OF the pnblic. 1t embraces AR
and SHEET IRON, CAST SLEIGH SHOES, STEEL, Nails,
ANvILs, BELLOWS, VICES, CHAINS, GLUE. sc. Also
a stOcG of We'll selected
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Which Offer at usually low prices. We shall
be happy to Old customers well As new ones
who come with the CASH. We intend hence orward 10
do business only on the Cash System.
MARSHALL & co.
st. Paul. Dec. 2, l352--im
NOTICE..
n HAVE this day withdrawn from the firm of Edgar
& Chdmbln, and take great pleasure in recommends
ing Mr. e.. to the public patronage. J. w. z.
ST. Paul, Nov. q, 1852.
SANTA CLAUS.
n AS consigned to Us the most enchanting stock Of
Christmas presents that this benz gnan saint
showeresi upon Chrstendom. Here all manner Of
Toys, from meeting house to a penny whistle;
things too, for the old children such China, gilt
lie vases, China cups with Inscriptions and card table
boxes. DO come and them AT our Confectionery
stores, Third street, and above the American Ho:ise.
n H. We bought these things where we served our
apprenticeship, and can sell low er than the lowest.
Dec. 2, 1882, 1t REM & KARCHER.
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AIDES Breast Pins, rings, finger rings gold loci
y cts, card cases, port monnaies, etc, etc, at
iu2+lo ROBIN SONS Jewelry Bazaar.
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CENTRAL LUMBER YARD.

ME subscriber for Messrs. $. w. Farham 4
II Co. OF 81. Anthony, Will open yard soon as /,
can be stocked, in the and of the SLIGO IRON
pine lumber From the central location Of the yard
lumber can be delivered in all parts Of tire more
conveniently than from any any other point Orders for
unusual dimensions will be promptly filed and bills for
entire buildings respectfully solicited BY keeping
good stock OF lumber carefully sawed from best quail
NY OF logs cut by the manufacturers themselves the sub
seriber hopes To receive a share of patronage.
ia 3. 1854. Wa. II. MARSHALL. Agent.
DR.. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
agrceble and useful compound for diseases of the
~ chest and lungs--Genera Agents, Barnard Bro. d
Co.. ST. Louis, No For sale by the Druggists of Gale
ma; AT ST. Paul. by j. w. Babcock, IIiichcOx d Kellogg,
and VIM. Constants, at st. Anthony, by J. p. Wilson.
LOOK AT THIS!
VUNIE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM.
n PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
cies in March last. The number issued up July LIST
was--l65l
Amount Of Property Insured, Sl,lla,3O7 90.
Premiums received, 32,Ol5.76.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
plan and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department Great caution is ex-
ercsed in taking risks and extra hazardous property
refused.
II he undersigned is prepared to issue Policies upon
either plan, i'll either department.
GEO. w. PRESCOTT, Agent.
1t. Paul, Aug. 81, ISL l9-tf
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
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WHITNEY'S GALLERY CT DAGCER-
REOTtEsE,S.


FUNIIE subscriber having recently made great improve
ments i'll the arrangement of light in his gallery, and
having procured the latest improved apparatus. which,
together with his before very superior stock makcs the
appointments Of his GALLERY equal, if not superior to
IN the West Is prepared to execute Dagucrreoy pc
Iikencs>cs in st> lie unsurpassed by amy operator.
Lie Is uncertain, and persons in health should not de-
lay moment III procuring one or more Of these me-
of life which, under the trying circumstances
OF final separation of friends. no price can purchase
Miniatures tao ~ any weather ant neatly SCI IA LOCK
ots, pins rings, bracelets cares; large variety Cf
which kept constantly hard. and new patterns
beng constantly received. All respect uly invited
to call and examine 81 soiiHcns.
~. Paul, Aug =. IL 4. lf-tf
A FINE assortment at do gold Lcchct>, some
"a with four openings: LOcft ns aid Watch Rings,
for sale either with without Licenses. at
ag5-tf WUITNEN'S GALLERY.
NsAGNIflCENT Daguerrootype views OF st. Antho
AvE Falls Little Falls and Fort Smelling, for sale
aug5 WIiirNBY'S GALLERY.
n AND WARRANTS, Tor sale BY
IL ang5 J. +. WHITNEY.
LNASTERN DRAFTS, bought and sold b.
IL SMITH NEWELL.
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STANDARD TEXT BOOKS.
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.

The most Eminent Of our Practical Educators
speak in The highest terms of approval Of
the Uorks posing this Series.
Their having become established the leading school
books In a MAJORITY OF THE STATES
UNION, and especially, their general
THRoUGHoUT ENTIRE WEST,
is Sufficient evidence Of their Unparalleled popularity.
These works not only the BEST but they are,
also, the CHEAPEST School Books before the public
and being generally used the schools of the Ter.
rtory, PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
preserved
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
(By Professor VII. H. McGuFFEy LLD.)
MCGUFFEy's EcLECTIC SPELLING BOOK.
MCGUFrBY's EcLEcTiC FIRST READER
do do FECOND do
do do THIRD do
do do FouRTu do
20 do FIFTu do
HEMANs' YOU'VE LADIES' READER, by rrof Pinmeo.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And the --LATEST l,.Sb;nrs

ESNS NJ. l.. STOAkES, st. Anthony-st, 81 PAU, has
W. Jst returned from the City of New York with a
STOCK 81 Millinery ware. very much superior to any
gooGs N her department of trade. ever Offered in the
Territory To Der usual stock, she has added Gloves
Ntts, Needless Pins, Tapes, and many other new arti-
ces She has also taken great PAINS obtain the fash
los q! this, and the winter seasons; al! Of which she
WI hc hhpPN To show To Such as call oct .2l.21-ti.
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GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS.

VHNIiE subscriber has just returncd from below with a
large and we'll selected stock Of Groceries and
VISIONS which be offers wholesale and retail at the low
est market rates for cash. and would respectfully
the attention of the citizens of St Paul the sur
70 ndng country to examine his stock and prices
purchasing esewhero he has in store the following
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Is NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY As A DEALER IN GLAss
GLAsSWARE, CIuNiW ARE. OF EENswARE
CRoCKERY, on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
STREET, NEXT DOOR TO PRESLEXs,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-09-16
North Carolina.

We are pleased to find that the Democra-
cy in the good old State are in the finest spir-
its, and are determined that the lustre Of
their recent glorious triumph shall not be
furnished by allowing their opponents to ac-
quire victory over them in the great Presi-
Dental struggle in November, They are
fully armed for the contest, and perfect un-
ion and the loveliest enthusiasm pervade the
entire party. The wings will move heaven
and earth to recover their lost power, but it
will be in vain The Bourbons have fallen
never to reign again.
On Thursday and Faiday next, the demo
Gratis of Wayne county are to have a grand
mass meeting in Goldsborough, compliment
tary to the Hon VIM. R. King. A number
of the best speakers in the country are ex
pected to be present, and we have doubt i
will be a celebration worthy of the distin
guished guest whom it is intended to honor
| Our friends, too, in the Edenton Elccto
raj District are issuing invitations and max
ing preparations for mass meeting, to b
given at WorriIl's Mineral Spring, in Gate
county, on the 9th of October next. Indeed
from all that we learn, the fires Of democra
cy are to be kept brightly burning i'll ever
county, from the mountains to the sea-shor
while the wings, broken and dispirited
are fleeing, panic-stricken, in every directio
from before its broad blaze -Norfok Aryu
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-09-16
An Excess of Jewelry.

A correspondent of the n York Tribune,
writing from Newport. Rhode Island, very
censuros the practice in which, he
says, the ladies indulge, of wearing enor-
nous diamond rings at morning calls or on
the occasion of evening parties Newport,
we fear, is not the only place where this
fashion is carried to excess. OF late years
the wearing of jewelry in season and. out Of
season both by matrons and unmarried fe-
males, has increased vastly in the United
States. It isan indication that the grow
ing wealth of the people is not accompanied
by correspondent refinement; but thelove
of vulgar show, the low pride Of ostentation
takes the place Of pure aud elevated taste.
If gentleman Of the old school were to
come to life, and visit the opera on bene-
ft night, or to be present at a fashionable
party, he would think he had strayed among
pawnbroker's wives and daughters, until b
was informed Of the truth The emulation
with fashionable danes now a days, so faI
from being as were the SPARTAN women, e
excel in household virtues, is to wear the
the largest diamonds. And in this ambi
ton they forgot fitness, beauty, taste, every
thing bat the mere vulgar desire to shine
To be gracefully and elegantly attired, il
short, Is secondary to the desire to be a sor
Of jewelers. walking shoW-card.