Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12

zf,OZf- Inc population oil New Haven CITY :,
is 1902.
BRIDAL Presents -Hymen still continues
to be the ruling divinity in the upper cities of
the town. Every day there is a great we'd
ding, and the carriages of the guests fill the
streets OF the neighborhood. The great rival
ry at these weddings seems to be in regard TO
Bridal Presents; and every succeeding nup.
tial show far eclipses all previous exhibitions.
One entire room isdevoted to these gifts (some
malicious persons call Them temporary loans,1
and the articles of bijoDterie are spread out
and labelled with the names of the donors and
frequently with the accompanying piesenta-
ton notes. The display is equalto jeweler s.
shop. There are nick nacks, of use and or.
nament, ranging in value from SIS to So 900:
and the aggregate cost of the presents often
swell-to fabulous figure We have heard
estimates as high as $50 900.
mereenary wag remarked on gazing at
one ofthese grand shows, that lit was really
an object in these times to get married.
Among the latest of these bridal displays, we
noticed novelty, in the shape of sacred vest
ments, to he worn nearest the person of the
bflde,) muslin mystery OF lace and embroid-
cry that battles all description. But the sub.
Jecl is altogether too delicate, we think for
public exhibilon.-N. r. Mirror.
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Sterling, and Phillips succeeded and DeLane
and Lowe succeeded good editor seldom
writes Tor his paper; he reads, judges, selects,
dictates, directs, al;ers and combines; and, to
10 an TINS well, he has but little time for COM
POSITION 10 write Tor paper is one thing;
TO edit paper another London Post.
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go li9' i rom ue meeni ,c &c Lord,
s.: :, anu nohest' ana I'at,denole Old Smit,
S la." ~ ": n'Sser uaS ne hau ieetle 90 de
do dis niger good, and make him list the
most happiied Niger in de whole souf. So
dis niger took a suck, and dis niger. arter
dat, was 'mazing useless, and was luke
tuxedo word can't glib EN- -.massa knows
him-but it don't cum quite-vs paralized--
OATS i-and he know'd nothin' at all is
mornin'-dis old niger was laid out in the
wateh-hcuse, wild his hat dat nassa glb him,
most ottoolry discumfuzzled-and dis nigger
don't know not him about it, OATS de trute,
lnassa as dis niger hopes to die"
WESTERN ELoaUBNcE.-."Felier citizens
the time has KUN when the ochareed feelins
of aggravated human natur' are no lonoer 10
be stood. Mad dogs are in the midst of us-
their shrikin yelps an fomy tracks can he
heerd on our prarles. Death folders In their
wake; shall we set here like towards. wbila
our lives and our neighbors' lives are in dan
ger from thar dredlul borashus hyaroiobc
caninetyi No it mustn't be. Zen now INV
buzum is torn with the conAictins of rath ari'
vengeance; funeral pyre Of wild cots Il
burnn' in me-; |. have horse and cattle. have
sheep and pigs, and have wife and children.
and (rising higher as the Importance OF the
subject deepened in his estimation have
money out ut interest, all in danger O. being
bit by these darned mad dogs