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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09

FLOWERS. The cultivation Of flowers is,
Of all the amusemen,' Of mankind, tho one
to be selected aud approved. as one Of the
mos, innocent in itself. aud mos, perfectly
devoid Of injury or annoyance to others ;
tho employment is not only conducive to
health aud peace OF mind. bu, probably
more GOODWILL has ari.en, and friendship
been founded by the intercourse and com.
munieation connected with this pursuit,
than from any other whatever; the pleas
ures, the ec.taeies Of the horticulturist are
harmless and pure; u streak, atins. shade
become his triumph. which. though often
obtained by chance. are secured alone by
morning care, by evening caution, and the
vigilance Of days; an emrloymen. which,
ia its various grades. excludes neither the
opuleni nor the iadigent. and, teeming with
bogndless variety. affords ar unceasins eI.
ci,emen, to emulation, without contention
or ill.will.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09
Kill the Millers.

Tho following, from farmer in New Jer.
sey. may be OF interest to many. lie says {;
"SOms ten years ago l purchased the
property where ] now live. Tho former
owner, being quite man Of fruit. had set
large variety Of trees. The iarm vas noted
for producing more fruit, and greater Va.
rie,y, probably. than any other farm IN the
nsiehborhood.
Al tie time Of my purchase the trees were
on the decline. The cherry and plum trees
were covered with black knots, and The fruit
was wormy and worthless, 80 that I was
about 10 cut them down aud supply their
places with shade trees; but disliking to
part with the iruit. aud Observing that the
enemie. were a, one stage OF their existence
in the form OF a miller, my plan was to des'
troy them while in that stage. With that
Object in view. and observing that they were
fond Of a light, in the early part Of the sum.
mer OF 1855. commenced their destruction.
~ w kais tteNsSA ostsA oiaAg "SSss
Eve Zee, from the ground in the vicinity Of
my trees. The Gr., evening. between eight
and eleven O'Clock. the millers destroyed
nigh, have been counted by hundreds.
which gradually diminished. 80 that at the
end Of one week. there were none TO destroy.
| then discontinued my Gre until the latter
part OF the summer. and again bull, them
blaze. have followed the same course.
whenever the candles have drawn them, to
give them light Of their own. which has
been twice in the summer. Now for the
result, My trees have gradually resumed
their former rich green those knots have
fallen from the cherry and plum trees; and
this year the crop Of Morella cherries has
been probably as large as they ever were,
aud ,ha, on trees ,ha, were considered
worthless Eve years since, and the irui!,
both cherries and plums, no; wormy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09

DREss AND MERlr. Girard, the famous
French painter. when very young. was the
bearer OF letter Of introduction to Lanjui'
mas, then Of the council Of Napoleon. The
young painter was shabbily atiired, and h''
reeep,ios was extremely cold; bu, Lanjai'
nais discovered in him such striking proofs
Of talent, good sense. and amiabili,y. that,
on Girard's risin: to take leave. be rose too,
and accompanied his visitor to the ante
chamber. Tue change Was so striking ,ha,
Grard could no, avoid an expression o. sur.
prise. "My young friend" said Lapjui.
dais, anticipating the inquiry Eve receiv,
an unknown person according to hls drcs'
we take leave Of him according TO hu
merit"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09

In o speech delivered at Newark. Judge
Conrad, Of Philsdslp,iia. 10 answer to
charge Of cowardico imsds sgain't General
Scott, produced . document which was
sworn to q year since. ss part Of the evi.
dspee Of q soldier ut Lundy's Lane. who
stated 10 bic nHdavit that Gen. Scott, after
he was wounded, rode to where the soldier
was stationed. "his neck. breast, and arm
in gore ol blood, which ran down bis Ieg.
and ,rickled from h,s boos 10 the ground"
and said TO the commander Of tho line I" l
am wounded and very weak; want one Of
yoa young men u get up bsh'nd me and
hold me on my h0rss." A young man
threw down bis nusks, and s' one spring
lsapsd upon the hOr's. and snsvis'ly gsl.
lopod away 70 the main body OF the army.
Th6 ezcissmsu, pr0daosd By rssdnf this
docu men. was tremendous. Huedrsds-soss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09
"sPEKD THKPLow."
From the Ausrieaa Agrieuharis,.
A" Playing in the Dirt "---Bathing.

"Oh ie, them play in the dirt, ri'swhols-
some" we heard q mother say, when in
formed that her children were making mud
pie. by the roadside. Play is whOlOsOm,,
particularly in the open air, bu, filth is no,
We, many persOns have strangely imo'oed
The notion tha, unwashet, neglected chill
drsn thrive best. They say look at the
hardness Of the little street yagaeonds That
,hrong our cities, and compare their tough
pes. with the pale faces aud pony limbs o'
the mothers darlinss that are never per-
mi,ted to enjoy ,hemsel'e. for fear ot'o'l'ns
their clothing" Bot they take no account
OF the thousands Of" nObOdy's children "
,ha, every year die Of diseases contracted or
aggravated by wan, Of cleanliness. Those
who survive. DO 80 because OF natural
strength Of constitution. which carries them
safely through danger. As above stated
ou, door exposure i, indispensable TO high
health, and 1, is want Of this. no, clean
clothing, which ipjare' the " mothers dAr'
ling"
4 coating Of du., upon the skin in,sr'e'cs
with the proper function. II this covering
Of the body be examined with 4 masnider OF
rrsa, power, there will be discovered nyriai-
ofh,,ls Orrsees called pores which are out
let. Tor large par, Of the waste matter or
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09
VOLUME 2S, NO. SS.
on their iee, and gare most vehement cheers.
80 that q, was some minutes before the
speaker could proceed.

PMcIIcAL Joks or CuicAoo FIss zou.
AVE-. A member Of the New York F,rs
Zouavss who vent from this city 70 join
Col. Ellsworth In April. and who. until
then. had been 40 industrious. typo 10 the
Chicsgo Tribune Office. Was out on picket
duty one day las. month, when shs follow.
ips inciden, occurred:
An =. 3. ", with rather moro than ils
usual sup.re,lliou.ness Of his race. rods up
10 . carriage rom tho direction Of Alezan'
dria driven Of course by bis "servsn'. "
Zoo. Zoo stepped into tho road, holding hi'
bayone, In such . way As to threaten hor.".
negro and white man &C one charge, nni
roared out. TICKETS" Mr. v. turned
up HE lip. set down HE brows. and By 9th
er gestures indicated h' contempt for scch
mud nlls rs tho soldier before b m. ,ndne
by handing bic pass over 10 the darcy. and
motiouing him TO get out and show Il 10
Zoo-foo.
IAN right" said the latter. gsseing at
10. "move on" accompanying tho remark
With . IprL At the Goa, collar Of the eolored
person which cent him spinning several "a
&C down the road. "Sow sir what do you
want'" addressing tho a'toni'hsd white
man.
White man had by this lime recovered
his tongue. "want? I want 10 30 on, OF
course. That Was my pa"."
"Can't help IL replied Zoo; "is ny'
pas. the b,ar,r. and the bearer 10 alrssir
passed. You can't get two men throu :
this picke, on on. mans pass"
Mr. V. reflected . moment. glanced at tho
bayonet in front Of him. and then called OFT
to h.. black man to come hack. Simbo ap.
preached cautiously. bu, fell back In conIa-
zion. when the (" shooting stick " wss braT-
di.hei toward his OVID breast.
Where's your pas, 'ir'' asked u
roo.
Here, ma.sa. said the ehattsl. presen..
ing tho same ono he had received from ihs
gent in the carrisgc.
"won't do" replied tho holder Of 'h
bayonOt. THAT passes you 10 Farft.
Can't 10, any ono come from Fairfax on that
ticket, Move on. sampof th" FOO. .cn,
Slmbo down the road q. hand gallop.
Now. sir. II you stay hero any longer,
I shalt take you under arrest to headqoar.
ter.." he continued.
Mr.. V. grabbed up his lines, wheeled
around and went Of at the best Hot bis ho's
s could manage over the "acred coil. =
Whether Sambo ever hunted up bic master.
is not known. IChicago Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09

Dors SLAVERY rESp TO MAKE MrS Bha
u,sors' For reply to this question r'ni
the following. by no means comple.s account
Of the atrocities perrstra,ed by the ree"''
upon women. .iek aud woand-d men, h'--
pital,. Gag. Of truce, and dead bodis' ~
Ball Run;
Capt. Hasser,y Of the Goth regiment va.
killed in charge. and bi' body was l'i'
upon the field. Whom II wa, found H'
throat ra, cu aud tie ,drs dnd nose ,ners cii
OF. Capt. Downey, Of the Fire Zousr''.
being ovsrpowercd by numbers. threw do'n
hi. arm. and Surrendered. "we take no pri,
oners" was the rebels reply. with IN os'h.
and ile unarm,d man ird, shot 10 Jragma1'.
receiving sixteen bali. IN his body. Tney
deliberately fired upon fro rom,a (v'San.
dieres) Who were giving wine and water 10
the wounded. They shot at aD,buianoo con.
veying tho wounded; attacked dag OF
truce: fired point blank at the buildne'
used at hospitals. and u ~ SAID set hrs u"
hospital, tho inmates escaping only by 80
windows; they carried the Star. and Strip.
to decoy our men towards them, and ton
slaughter them. Many OF tho wountcI
were found di,dsursd like Capt. Down y.
and the features OF others were crushed Ia
by blows from the butt ends OF musks'-.
One volunteer gave TO wounded rebel. a'
his solicitation, q drink OF water. and ih'
inhuman wretch employed his reerui'in;
strength In s.abbips with his knife wound
ed soldier who, Jay near him. The bodies II
our dead and Wounded were Sc, up for tlr.
get practice. Was ever such record o'
barbarism and crusl,yl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09


RuAKks.-we having nothing to say
against the general plea Of "SAlas, Tor
nca,ne-s. Ba, there has been no; little
nonsense written aud spoken concerning
ta,hlng, within few years past l'isa
question whether mSre lives have not been
los, than saved BY the morning bath in cold
water. We will not deny thai psrson Of
vigorous Constitution may brSak ice in the
water, and take q brief wash or plunge in
il. with no injuriou. effect, and even with
benefit IL speedy reaction is unfai!inSly
secured but the fact Is, few persons will
secure the proper reaction unless under The
immediate direction and oversight Of skill
fol physieian. We nave tried a daily, ui'
weekly. semi.wcskly, and then a weekly
morning cold bath, and caught many eoI!'
Notwithstanding all the skill and science
we could bring to bear. THIS cold water
morning bathing may be " meat y to some.
bu, /, !. Z" death " to US. and I; many Others
we wot Of. We now luxuriate on weekly
or ,eui. weekly bath. in a comfortable room,
with the chill taken OF the water, and but
little time occupied in the process, finishing
OF with . brisk rubbing, with a moderately
coarse towel. not with a eurry'eonb, 'plini
brush. or bali.ha,chsled ahE towel.
A common mistake is. that ihose labor
inc Gu, doors. in dus, aud sweat. mos, need
20 battle. Such persons swea, oa the aeea.
mutation. upon ibe skin. aud though ire
qusn, bathing will eOnduce to their good
looks" 10 their comfort, and 10 les.enins
the labor Of washing thsir garments. yet
they need this operation much less, 30 tar
a. health !. concerned, than your eaScd
r,n,lemen and ladies' who ,sldon put forth
saOr, enough TO get up free preparation
The flihie.t. most unhealthy skin telons-
70 the neat body who dwell, on Brussels
carpet, where not a particle Of dust ). per
uiited TO rise, bu, who never eIerts herself
enough TO raise dust"
Our lives are artificial, in part, and wc
eanro, in all respects follow the indications
OF nature vet Il eOnstAn; bathing 10 ,iSea'
nal TO heal.h. il must have been An over.
.i,h, in the order Of nature. ,ha, We were
no, born with gill, and ems.
The mos, unhealthy skin would seem t
BE- one from which the delicate oily seere
tion.. naturally provided to lubrica,e th'
seven million tubes Of the skin. is kept con
.,an,Iy removed by abla,iOns Of soaPs, a!
kalies, and waisr.-Eo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09

There 10 an essential meanne's in the wish
10 get ne better Of any one the only eo".
petition worthy wise man i' with him'elf.
The lays Of nightingale msy bs very DO.
lightful so veil fed man. but the lays"
Of hen are liked better By hungry ono.
A recent philosopher has discovered
method 10 avoid being dunned. How ?
IIowi Howi' Everybody asks. Nr,r
rrn in de5i.
In matters Of conscience, the frs, tboust,.
are the best; 10 matters Of rrudsnos the lsa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09

To KEEr 0Lp CuTIsE. Contributed to
the American Agricultural by" An Old
Cheesemaker." When brought from their
winter quarters in the cellar. wash and dry
them; then with paste Of rye or wheat
flour. cover them entirely with clean wrap
ping paper. They will need no further ct
,entiOn except to turn them occasionally on
the shelves. ~ keep them IRON moldlns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09

A rather thlck.headed witness in the 20.
lice court q, ST. Louis was asked the ques.
ton whether the party accused "s.OOd on
the deiensive?" lie iunocen!ly replied; !;
" lie stood on bench"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09
Or. RUSSELL Severe upon the South.

Tho letters Of DR.. Russell, the correspou.
den, oi the London Times, under date Of
Cairo. June %, fll Eve columns Of that pa.
per. lIe bears down upon the SOutheruers
a. heavily as any Of our northern Abolition.
ists. as will DO seen BY the following para.
graphs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06

Psthe periodic attacks Nervous
Headache may prevented and taken at the commence
immediate relief pain and sickness be
obtained.
They seldom fall In removing the Nausea and
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowels-removing CosUeness
Ior Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females and person,
Of sddadry habits, they valuable L.dtre improving
he appetite giving and uigor digestive organs and
restoring the elasticity and strength Of the whole system
The oEPHALIC PILLS the result long investigation
carefully conducted experiments having many years
during which time they have and relieved
amount OF pain suffering from Headache whether origins
'g in the system from deranged Of the
Ct0BIdca.
They entirely vegetable in their composition may a
ken At all times with perfect safety without making any change
diet, and he absence Of any dsd9reedJle t1se renders cas-
10 administer them 10 children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITsi
The genuine ave signatures Henry c. spadng on eae
box
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines,
A box will be sent by mall, prepaid, receipt Of the
PRICE, % CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed 10
HENRY G. SPALDING,
AS Cedar Street, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE TRiSCH CONVENIENT IN
REGAED TO TIE SOUTHERN COM RnLRAcY

in
REGARD TIE SOUTHERN CoSyPpyEACY.
The Pasis correspondent oil the New York Times,
(whose accuracy needs some oe!er voucher than his
connexion with mos. meudlC.ou5 sheet) writes thaG
the American Minister s. Paris, Ar Faulkner, las had
oicia interview sth the French minister of Foreign
Affairs Il. Thonyenel, on che SUI ec OF the recognition
OF the Southern ConedeTacy. The writer says:
a. ThcuyeLel demanded to know il the cabinet at
Washington were not yided in sentiment this que5-
ton OF recognition To which the American Minister
reple that under any circumstances the members of
tho American cabinet were only advisory officers, and
that with the President remained the initiative and tho
responsibility OF public acts such these. 1ba: these
the Presidents views aud hat these alone to
be taken as guides in Diplomatic transactions.
n. Thouvenel then sail that the government CT the
United States need not have any apprehersi,n of
speedy recognition Of the Southern ColejcrAcy by tho
government OF France. i, not the nsbit OF the
French government 20 ect hastily in quetiors of go DEL
clte lie pointed out the case OF Iiay where
apparently there could be special objection 10 the re-
togution and yet tor prudens motives the recognition
was withheld. The French government, added NJ Thou
nevel, the present dsssGOl in America with nau
ana only would desire see the broken clements
reunited but would never step IN by any act whatever
10 widen tie division or add fuel 70 the Gancs
At e time 4. ThoGyenel said that the practice
of Farce indeed OF most OF bo European Powers,
Was nov clearly understood IL these OF recognition
CT new governments government once clearly es-
tsblished beyond dispute government de sco, and
must be recognized and when the lew American gov
ernment arrived at that point be presumed although hs
had no right to prcjadge the future, il would
be recognized.
H. Thouyenel then demanded information The sub.
jec, of the new tariff, which he said 20 de9py affected
French commerce. Mr. Faulkner info Md rim that
from indications from Washington he b, yed thero
would be extra session OF Congress, snd that tho
tariff would be nodied-a declaration which gave tho
fo egn Secretary great stsacto1 and induced him to
say to Mr. Faulkner that at the meeting Of the Cab
met he would be pleased to rpF this hope the En-.
peror and Lis colleagues il the government.
~ Tbouvene assured Mr. Faulkner that up to the pre-
sent he had not been spoken to by any one on tho
subject OF recognition OF the Southern Conederacy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
DANEC PRICES, IN EARNEST,

DANEC PRICES, IN EARNEAT, .,
AZ WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
by JOSEPH STPAUSE, No. - Main street
Just bought than 80 the dollar large stock Of
rich Lawns 6 10 and 2 cts f0e Jaconets and Orsandes
l2& Is &c; Debages 10 cts and higher Beee all col
os at Is, 25 &c 900 handsome Berse Stella shaws, with
Chenille Embroidery at 5O worth IS 0 Black and Coored SILK
Pa aso! from 70 cents and d fast coOred Calico AZ 6A
and cents cheap 0 Ladies SIX Thread Gloves and Gsuni
lets l2 and IS short and long Six M 3% and 80
worth double the money; Hosee, Linen Handkerchief
Irish Linen, and Bosom Brown and Black Shifting and shSeng
Pillow Case Muslin and Toweng; French Needeworked Cellars
from 2 25 Cambria Bands the finest work IN
the city CamereS and Lnel Goods for Men and Boys
Black and Coored Silks and great Goods too
mention will found prices that astorh every body
that q Maa Look out for the right
aplT JOSEPH sTRAUsE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06

1861. SPRING TRADE. 1861
DOVE & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 3s Main ST.,
AVE IN store tyir fu stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints
OILS Dye'trd s. which rcy arr prepared to sell very low
cash. yroIt customers six months time. Al goods
warranted Of a., hest quality. stock consisting in part Of the
following articles:
IuIgo, saolng Tobacco, (eyery form)
sun. CArh. Soda (EnglisM Turf OH,
EIS. Ssls, Water Pearls,
ENt Lsggooj NJ d'ciGal n andy,
CamphorJ Mcdsind Wines
Q, p-ras, V,rm uces (sll knds)
Cestor or, lls lai kludsl
Iaudsnum, Concentrated I've,
Ginger, Soaps, (all kluds)
Pepper Seidl'L Powders,
krsplce, Cherry Pectoral,
Nuiregs, Mustang IinInent,
Putty, Gcm Arabic,
Olive on, Tonqua Beans,
Sp's Turpeniine, PACKING,
vanish, (all llnds) Cosl on,
window Glass (al sizes) Buriins Fluid,
Chewirg Tobacco, Matches,
segaIs Gail grsdes) Machine OIL
Tanners OH, Llnseed Oh, &c, &c.
Together with choice variety Of Peruuery Tooth Hair and Nall
Brushes all the Patent Medicines Ind every variety Of goods
ally sold Ia Drug Store
Careful attention paid 70 packing and shipping.
Ep1O DOVE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06

,cepha Pills accomplish the object for which they were made
viz Cure OF headache in all is forms.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06

From ne Rdnntohd Valley Star Kdnd,ohd, Va.
We that persons suffering wi headache who try
will sick 10 them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06

EB-A single bottle OF sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE will
save times its cost annually.ll
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUEi
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUEI
SAVE THE PIECEsl
ECONOMY DIsPAToHI
Ery-"A sriroH TINE SAWS ENE"Aa
As accidents will happen in well regulated families II
very Desirable cheap and convenient for repair
Ing Furniture, toys, crockery, &c
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and household afford be
without IL II is always ready, and The sticking point.
sUsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MA brush accompanies each Botte Price Is cenis
Address. HENRY O. aPALDING
No. IS okDAR Street, New York.
CAUTION.
certain unprnred attempting 10 palm on
The unsuspseng public mauons Of my PREPARED CLUE
would caution examine before purchasing and
that the full name.
EsPAkpISGs PREPARED eLuII
ssa ne eussids uappe tsn essu ~ svisdas ssuss~s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
From ne Adoertiser, Propidence, RI

II you have been troubled with the headache send
box, Cephac Pills that you have them
tack.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
BASDIGTs-ARMY PArrENs.-The following mode Of
preparing lint, bandsges &c may not prove uDinterss-
ing at this time:
- dom, or one ercs, Ia small packages.

The enstrrc;iOn heretofore has been, wash the muslin
This now said to 10 wrong the unwashed being regard
ed best whoa on the wound the surgeons prefer that
Il should shIhk. Lint scraped is better than ra,eed and
that from coarse linen h the easeft prepared and bes
Heavy nen such ss old table cloths &C. Is prefer able
Il should he put in hyep-in quarter, half or pound
packages. This the plan pursued By the regular army
surgeons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06

From ne Daily Ne'rs, He1rpo,f, r. l.
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06

From ns Western r. n. GGsene Chicago H.
We heartily endorse Mr. spadng and his unrivaed Cephac
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06

From as Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Macs.
Said TO be very eGicacious for the headache.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-06
RICHMOND WHIG.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE. 1860.
VOLUME IS.

MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
DESIRE 20 can attention ny fom No lo9 Main
rt 90 ts coaeous builng No 229 Main street. ai-
'-' usPOrswOOD HOTEL"
bstzen 9Th Streets where an psepared to eHhot&Ars
MILLINERY GOODS
sad r.elvua Millinery Arcs than he5t1re consisting or
a. s,y e,4 Velvet B1nuets Bonnet Pums Ribbons, French
al American Flowers BRIDAL wr s Head Dresses Dress Cas-,
IL. ans AMI Reag ant Mlsu Collars and Sleeves In
g,- C.os mas ta1 Ruches aad Tabs A. In an styles
\ son u the general Millinery business, MI mNnafae-
- III -l CIosks ana farta oal kinds ia The latest fash
- 80 s,..isi att-Btlsn n. c. BAzrON,
921 Main So