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Eou,,abIe Life Assurance society

Equitable Life Assurance society,
Of the United States, 80 Broadway, New York.
Cash Accumulation, $1,000, 600 90; Annual
Cash Income, s., 900 600 OO-purely mutual. An
nual Cash Dividends. This Society have de-
termined to declare their dividends ASSuALLV
Is0A.H. The next dividend ill be declared Feb
ruary lst, 1867. 1t is believed that no company
in this country will be able to present greater ad
vantages in Its dividends to persons assuring
this Society, as its total expenditure to income
was less than that of any of the older American
Companies, and its n.w business for the past year
Csl3, ,OOo) exceeds the business of any SeS
York Company in any previous year This soeie'
ty has met with but one loss in this city-Mr.
Phillip l. Price, who was insured three years
since for IS OOO His heirs received the amount
of his policy (S5 OOO), and dividend to the amount
Of 1878 lO-OOin cash, within ten days after proofs
were delivered to the agents.
Proposals for insurance or for agencies apply to
THAYERs MUNSON, General Agents,
NOs.1 and Park Building;
msy4 Cleveland, Chic.
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OsWegO lIarkef-Juiy 2.

FLoUR-Firm. Sales at 81, 90 fer No. SPRINGS
stl, ,6OaI3 90 for red winter; SIS 50 for 1A:
WHEAr-Opened stsady. Sales at s., 20 Tor NO.
1 wMilsnkee club, but after steamer news nolo-
ers advanced their visws, the market however
closed quiet. .--. ..-......
Ouaued at Saturday prices sales at 16c
fUT 40 Illinois, but after steamer the marS eF
advanced Sc wish sales Of Is O0J bush, closing
with the advances lost I-
OAfs-Searce and nominal. IN
PEAs-Scarce and nominal
UAHkL FEIGHTs-Firm- Boats scarce. Nheat-
II1Ic. corn lOe to New York ... H.
LAKE InPosTs-3OO bbls -four; 59, 900 bu Wheats
3s zoo corn; 600 OATS $40 rye. ..-L-.. Of a
uANAJ FxPoRrs-6o5 bbls -FOUR 1000 bu wheat;
az OgO corn mis- ..r. #1T IFgfTgE. OH.
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STONE CUTTERS, ATTENTION !!
7 From 81 to $3.50 per nay

And steady work given till the fret or December.
Addres at once either Of the following parties
Deskman & Sprobnly; Weather, Messenger &
c.; kavauaugh & Gale; l.. H. Bol5eHwQck, II d.
FiIst, H Kerber; C. HOwfsson a Co; Pet. Wolf
4 Son; L. Earnshaw, or Besslsr & Sdappe, Chicl-
20, Illinois. Jy3-329
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-03

Prof. H. AndersOn's Dermador is L.
quid for External Application. valuable Chem
ical Combination, discovered by celebrated
Chemist Warranted to cure Inflammation in all
cases Of Wounds, Bruises, sprains, Infammatory
rheumatism, Bronchitis, Swelling of the Glands,
Inflammation of the Eyes, Broken Breasts, Frozen
Feet, ChiIblains, Piles, Pimples on the face, Bee
Stings, and sll Sores the human flesh is heir to
On Horses and Cattle it cannot be excelIed for the
cure Of Calls, Cs1ks, sprsins, Wounds, and all
hurts on animals 1t never fails to cure if used as
directed. D. EANSOM Il CO., Preprietors.
STRONG L ARMSTRONG, and BENTON
MYERS 4 OANFIEGD, Agents, Cleveland.
uavlO- Rl4- -DT6W
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A Lctter 10 Jen. Davis, dated 1861, fro

PotatOes.-Fresh arrivals of Michigan POta-
toes daily at 6S Msrwin street.
ivs.3,s oorrRELL DIcKEY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
So WHY NOT USE THE BEST

WHY NOT USE THE BEST ?
-oVERTwEsTY YEARS. incrshs ng demand
las established the tact that MFTHEws' We
sETIAE HAIR DYES the best iHfhe world. II
Sslbe cheapest, the most reliable, and most con-
sssisnt, omplste in ono bdttie. Does no. re
Ssire any previous prsParatIeu Of the hair No
froubIe..Be crock OF stain Produces a beaGii-
hl black IS brown, as PFefefrsd- A child canAP-
ply it. Always gives satisfaction. only IS cents
Pss Bottls. so'deverywhers-i
EF a, 1. MATHEWS, ManufsUturer, N. T.
DEMAs BARNS CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents.
Also, MATHEWS kRNIeA HAJR GLOSS for
Iestoriug-ADd dreslingths Hsir. 1y2:RlI-eod
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Beans.--lE primeIot at JOMerwin Street.
jesO.st -T,na sdT J.Gl SIMMONS & CO.
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Lake Superior White Fish-Fresh
caught. Just received and for sale BY
r.-- = PETIT HOLLAND,
jeSO-lt Il27 and I29 River street.
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New York Market-July 2.
oorToK-NoninAI. zsaIss at s59ssc for mid 3
FIcuK-ousdsd quiet, actfvs, and 1-a2se higher 81
Sales at sT,759sssO for extra state; $ so9t0 25
for extra round hoop Ohio So, 0,0O9l3,75 for trade
brands. Also $50 sacks French -four at $500 psra-
" %ansRi-Qai.t. aRa. Sales At ss2sa2g7 for vest
WHEAr-0pened decidedly hrmsr bnt closed and
sales at s2,IO for new No 2 MilvaHkse; $50, W.
for No 1 DO and 50, 80 for white Missouri.
RYE-Firm. salas Of western at 81 ,O5- o. i'at- O.
BARLE1NDg,i B afI 7ll sa-i8d sdl TIE -71-
CoRS-OPened 2c better. but closed fairly active l
| at Ic advance .s-,.. l.- H.
gs7c for sound do; including lots sold early in
the day at Ssc; damaged New Orleans at T6ci aud
s l,2O for prime white WESTERN which Is very
OArs-Under large supply pf inferior are very
for for now western; 7Oc for new Iowa; Sc for state
sgaAa-Dun sales of Cuba at 1O7l@nAe,v 5qse
PErRoLEUx-DuIl.
Sales ct 231z9 -4c for crude and 5s9iae tor res
PoRE-Firmer but quiet vera .ii-l lsrl-l-l ?.
SALES At So sosS2 SO ,6a for - neE msss IS closing
| s2s5O for prime. Also 800 barrels new mesa E.
for July aud august, sellers and buyer cPsion,
Total stock Of old and new July LIST. 1856, 81, ,1sa
/ bbIs Same date last month, 81 ,235 same date
last year I0O,9TI bbis- gE Hl 737iy19L2 LESSON
i Sales A. xIs,oOa21, so for new plain mess ana
S2l. .5O9z4, 50 for new extra mess. i-I- : u. =
Total stock Of old and July LIST, 1866, To- ,67s
packages; same date last month, Is, ,753 PACKAGES
| sane date last year III, ,l5t pae ages .--z tl-.-
BEEF HEMs-Quet and nominal
Sales At is14SI5ifo for shoulders, and 1TS
20c for hams. ...-.f q .t q.
| BAooN-Dull. f. r ..-.-.a-.. if... l.fs---
| LARD-Heavy. Sales at 1e42la4c.
BUrrER-Duil. Sales at 2o9sse for Ohio, and 2
| 5d4Oc for state. -r.- .-.. q .-
| SHEEsE-Quiet. Sales at s923c. @
FREIsHTs TO LIvEHPooL-Fnmsr for corn
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Although the Egyptians could pre-
serve the remains Of tle deal from deoOnpositioD,
they could not prevent the teeth Of the living
from be oming decayed. Is this respect modern
science i. ahead Of ancient art, for soZoDoNT
actually snbSims the molsrs and ineisors and
keeps thsm perfectly white and spOtlsss. jys
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-03

=. BuckWheat for seed.-A nne lot at so
lie ieso.st - : sai 30 J.G:. SIMMONS co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-03

The Largest and Best assortment Of
Gents White and Brown Duck, and Linen Coats,
Pants and Yeats can be fonnd at -. ----------- !
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-03

fearHH- -1a saa FAIkvhlbps' rf.
los Hoffman Block, east side Public Square.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-03
The Best aud Cheapest Horse and

winslow OF the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. june2S44
The Best aud Cheapest Horse and
GattIe Medicine I'm the wOrId.-Walter
B. sloan's Improved Condition Powder, The
great standard medicine for Horses and Cattle,
for the cure of the various Diseases to which
Horses and Cattle are subject. Used throughout
the United States and Canadss during the last
% years. sLeAN's CONDITION POWDER
HAs THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY HORSE AND
CATTLE MEDICINE IN THIS COUNTRY 1t is com
posed principally of herbs and roots, and for mild
ness, safety, certainty aud thoroughness, stands
pre-eminentIy at the head of the list Of Horse and
Cattle Medicines The fact that the sales have
steadily increased for She past five years, without
spy advertising is su eient testimonial in their
favor In Horse Disteinpu-5- -s-lis-. ts
fsver, and promote healthy termination Of the
disease One powder and part of box Of the
ointment will, nAll cases, cure the Horn Distem-
per in a COW; tvs are sometimes required for an
OK
SPECIAL NorIcE.-In all eruptive diseases, and
such as originate in impure state of the bleod,
as Poll Evil, Fistula, surfeit; Scratches, &C., this
powder is Of the utmost Importance to remove al
opportunities or tant from the system, and thu'
prevent a return Of the disease.
WALKER & TAYLOR, Proprietors.
PRICE Is & so CTS. PER PACKAGE.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants every
where STRONG ARMSTRONG,
| r,a-9s.R1a Wholesale Agents.
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Use Pure Water.tO Prevent ChOIera.
IT has been fully ascertained, Gays the report Of
French Commission, both ct Paris and else
xheEe " That EiH, water s !; gT9Rhylaetio. loI
never proved an epidemic in any city where pure
water is exclusively used"
The celebrated Kedzie Water Filter removes
from rain or hydraRt water all organic matters,
gAsses, color, taste or smell. For sale by
Ap2s:3Si-eod W. P. FoGG.
TThe American Cooking StOYe-Is man
ufsctured with certain improvements secured by
letters patent, under date of May 5, 1863 and De-
cember 5. 1865. One Of these improvements iyer
the arrangement of fitting a portable ash pan in
the hearth Of Cooking stovs, toreeeiTe the ashes
asst passes down from the CRATE. All persons are
cautioned against manufacturing,v ,vcnding or using
/ other Stoves made in IMITATION Of the AMERIcAN,
IS suits have been commenced for infringement Of
these patents, and all persons manufacturing, sell
ling or using said INIrATI0Ss, viii be liable for
damages for infringement on these letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD CO.,
i and C,raan-zt Albany
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AuGUsrG, GA, July The Savannah
Herald Of this morning says that freed
man arrested at Macon for the murder of an
woman in Wilkinson county, was brought
back to the scene Of the outrage, and after
the tnutilation Of portions Of his body, he y
WIS bound to a tree and bnrned- o7 o. .-rol
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News and RumOrs from Washington
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Gold Closed Last Night at l55 "a
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-03
Morning m 8 j il; ,lI!s Editio n.

D.
Egyptian Calla-soft as evening on the
ocean When she charm, the waves 70 ttest. An
unriya allied psrfdime.- Mannfaetqrsd BY TALLNASs
cSIIIss. Sold by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ID o,,,.s- ~ Tatnusf.s % .4,s.
~ STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
T. a - BEEToN, MYERS. & cANF1ELD, r
ss7.91a 1tAs hi -.i---'- Wholesale Agents.
" ~ L. 1L-l =, - - ----l5
steel Stamps and Stencil Brands,
Of every description and style, manufactured At
les Ontario, Hurlbut,s Block, Rear Buildings.
-navssRl5. -,rr-.-. ,.-r Oh AN. PIPER.
EsIsIemanss Pntent Neck Tie IHelder.
This convenient article, for the gontleman' s
wsTdrote is now received, and for sale by us. 1t
is a simple Isbor-saving coutriyance by which
several different ties car be made. Gentiemeu are
invited TO call and examine. ~
s-1f = MACKENZIE PARSONS,
Moth and FreekIes--Iadies afflicted with
Disoolorations on the Face. called moth patches or
freckles, should use PERRY's Celebrated MOTH
and FRECKLE LOTION 1t is infailible. Pre-
psred by DR.. B.. O. PERRY, Dermatologist, 49
Bond street, MY. Sold BY all druggists in cleve-
Iaad, and elsewhere Price e. mayIT-S4O
New Potatoes are receiving daily New
Potatoes from Missouri For sale in lots.
- -lfzra s II. G. SIMMONS & co..
ieso:Iw .s1eiif7iEzs. 50 Merwin street.
= Ructxuheaf for SeetI-A fine lot at 50
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Special CautiOn.-MRs. WINsL0W's
SOOTHING SYRUP has become SO popular that
various parties have put ont articles calling them
Mrs. winslow's. Please take notice that the Mrs.
winslow OF the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with sny other article. june25H
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A Negro Tied TO a Tree and
Burned to Death in
Georgia. ..s.
Resolution in the House for the Ex-
pulsiOn Of ROSSeau.

More About the Suicide of Sen
atOF Lane. ..
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The Prussians have taken the elector of
Hesse and his Minister Of War prisoners and
sent the latter to Fortress Windell- -..--
The Saxon army succeeded in joining the
Austrians. -7.-.-5I--
The headquarters of Prince Alexander
are TO be transferred to Frankford.
The oldenburg minister stthe Diet was
recalled to Meelenburg and expected to fol-
low the federal council. gzfnasT F5-
Switzerland has been officially informed
of the hostilltleS-
The Austrians had declared Venice and
Trieste in state of siege -a--. lr-
The Austrian outposts at Apaiso we're at
tackled By Italian volunteers On the 22d
several shots were exchanged.
1t is officially denied at Berlin that Prus-
sia ordered conspiration in the counties
they have entered.
The Times states that the Queen will net
return from Scotland till the morning Of the
26th, therefore the expected explanations
cannot be given Parliament till that day.
1t is extensively believed that The Queen
will give the Ministers their option as 70 a
dissolution of Parliament. ,4r ...rs---.7.
The Times thinks a dissolution possible,
but improbable. The Star thinks the pro-
spect is clear for dissolution, and believes
the Queen has not the slightest objection.
Public meetings were being held in the
large towns in support Of the Governments
and REFORM
The Globe officially announces the ap-
pointment of Sir John Peter Grant, ex-
Lieutenant Governor of Bengal. as Governor
of Jamaica.
The cattle disease has again brOkeE cut
ia Ireland, and vigorous measures have
been taken to stamp out the Infection. Re-
turns showed a large decrease Of the dis
ease in England. -
The shsreboIaeFs % Che 6ousoIidated
Bank Company had confirmed the arrange
meut made fer a EesumPtiOh Of business.
1t was intended % reopen the Bank on the
I'd of July, should no legal difficulty pre- d
vent. .---f--- -,.f,--5E adj Irr .l-sT
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New POiatOeS-We are receiving daily New
Potatoes from Missouri. For sale in lots.
- -lhr-R rs -J.G. SIMMONS 6 CO.,
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/ outposts at Apaiso we're at
AN volunteers. : On the 22d
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THE Ne w S.

GOA closed last night at l5ssz- q 81
The laying Of the Atlantis cable will commence
en- the sth of July. t -H-zla. E r- ril7frt
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body. Frequently an attack is
preceded, for a day or two, by
diarrhea, which should never be
permitted to 60 On unchecked.
tits advisable, during cholera
epedemics, not to diet, but
rather to continue to use q suf-
ficieney of wholesome, nutri-
tious food, such articles, how
ever, as previous experience
has shown to have a tendency
not to agree with the system,
should be avoided.
A low state of vitality in
yites the disease.
An absence of physical exer-
ton, in other words, quiet and
rest, are essential to the recov-
cry of the sick.-[N. 0. Times.
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For the BOssier Banner.
White Hands and Taper Fingers.

Mr.. Editor: In reply to one
of your editorials-on Future
Housekeepers' let me ask
you: Why is it that ladies
are so negligent in learning to
work 2 I think the gentlemen
are the cause. / have noticed
that they are generally attract
ed by those with "white hands
and taper fingers Those who
can play and sing, and have
fair compilations, and rosy
cheeks. Brown hands and sum
burned faces are very unro-
mantle. This the girls know.
Beauty, bright eyes, and fair
compilations are their "stock
in trade"
I am acquainted with two
families LIN one the girls play
the piano, read, dress and visit.
In the other, the young lady is
a splendid house-keeper-can
cook, sew, weave and spin; but
her hands are brown and ill
shapen and her complexion is
not good. She is an excellent
daughter, sister and lady; but
the gentlemen do not appre-
ciate her as they should. In
the other family, the girls OF
her age and under, have mar
Iried, while she remains single
Let gentlemen show by theil
Ic7soice of a0ioes, that they pre-
fer the industrious, economical
girl, to the delicate fair one O
fashion and / think the ladies
viii learn wisdom very soon
Cupid is a singular little per
sonage-to be bIil.dfor he Ger
tainly has an eye for beauty.
All you said in your article
} [ admit to be true; but | thinl
the gentlemen require alecture
also. How many since th,
Surrender have gone to pillow
ing, chopping and hoeing
I'VE find them. bar-keeping
/ clerking, peddling, overseeing
: freedmen, sc, And when the.
! go "ga[lanting," the fame
! girls are their choice. No'
making that ''pot boil," seoul
J, ling and making the hous
!, tidy cooking pnddings, SC
t lis as difficult for the women, q
ploWing and howing for th
men-especiaHy in this war;
country where we hay'nt til
leonyeniences of Yankeedom.
HAIDEE.
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For the BoSSier Banner
Mai. Gen. Sheridan'S Order No. "A.


Let the Nation cease its weeping
A HOtentate hath said
No monument shall rest above
Tho sainted, sacred dead
No chaplet bright of roses,
Wreathed by fair woman's hand,
Shall deck the graves of loved ones
Of the fated gallant band
Who fell, in the great conflict,
When carnage strewed the plains
And blood was poured like water,
From the choice of Southern veins
The helper of the fatherless,
Is sleeping his last sleep.
The widow and the soldiers friend
And therefore let me weep.
Our cause is lost, we're powerless-
Our gallant friends-the brave
Are sleeping now SO quietly
In far u'shonored graves;
And he the Federal General
Must have some atSel eSS fears,
We cannot wake the silent dead,
By monuments or tears.
We're crushed, we're conquered hopeless
Our armies sleep in dust
Our banners furled forever
And swords in scabards rust
But HENRY WATKINS ALLEN
Needs not the marble spire,
His memory's written in the heart
| With pen-as 'twere of fire.
His names a lasting monument,
His memory is blest;
If blessings, prayers, and tears avail
He's entered into rest.
DEGREES from mighty Potentates,
Our actions may controll;
But 0 they cannot quench the love
That glows within the soul,
For him the gallant, true, and brave
Whose's sleeping in that distant grave,
Trinity, La, Aug 1866. HAIDEE.
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no THE TRADE

is offered unsurpassed inducements.
Receiving large invoices from the
Manufactures, most of my stock being
manufactured expressly for me, enables
me to sell at a slight advance over
New Orleans prices. v4n3oly
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Jones & Harris,
ThOs. r. ReaIe,

A ttorney at Law and Notary Public.
IN Office at the Mayors office,
Shreveport. La. v4nl7
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Lucien Id. SanGlidge,

A ttorney at Law Address Shreveport,
n La. VIII practice in the Courts OF
Caddo, Claiborne and Bossier, and in the
United States and Supreme Courts of the
State AL claims for collection in Northern
Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana or Mississippi
promptly attended to. $3.50 % aRsE@B
REFERENeEs-Wyehe & Richardson, Spy
ker g. Sandidge, Hays So Adams Hon. I'll. NJ.
Spofford, New Orleans; DR.. VIM. Burt,
Humphreys g. Dashiell, Harrison g. Crasoe,
Columbus, Miss; Sam. Mosley, Texas
Leading members of the Bar, in Shreveport
and Bellevue, Louisiana. v5nlI
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r Ruin.
Il u n.
From Tollers Of the Sea, by Victor Hngo.l

Ruin is simple enough. A
violent shock, a cruel term of
fate a catastrophe once for all.
Be it so. We submit, and all
is over. You are ruined; /; it is
we'll. You are dead9 No, you
are still living. On themorrow
you know it well. BY what 2
By the pricking of a pin. Yon-
der passer-by omits to recog-
nize you, the tradesmens' bills
rain down upon you, and yon-
der is one ofyour enemies, who
is smiling. Perhaps he is
thinking of Annals last pun ;
but it is all the same. The pun
would not have appeared SO
Iinimital but for your ruin. You
read your sudden insignifeance
even in the look of Indifference.
Friends who used to dine at
your table become of the opin-
ion that three courses were an
extravaganza. Your faults are
patent to the eyes of every
body; ingratitude, having moth
ing more to expect, proclaims
itself openly; every idiot has
forseen your misfortunes. The
malignant pull you to pieces /;
the more malignant prefer to
pity. And then comes q hum
dred paltry details. Nausea
succeeds to grief. You have
been wont to indulge in wine,
you must now drink CIDER
Two servants, too. Why, one
! will be too many. 1t viii be
necessary to discharge this one
and get rid of that. Flowers
; in your garden are superfuous;
, you viii plant it with potatoes.
You used to make presents of
! your fruits to friends; you will
! send them henceforth to mar
} ket. AS to the poor, it will be
absurd to think of giving any
5 thing to them. Are you not
poor yourself1 And then, there
/, is the painful question of dress.
: To have to refuse a wife a new
|, ribbon, what a torture To
!, have to refuse one who has
/, made you a gift of her beauty,
a trifing article, to haggle over
4 such matters like a miser. Per-
Q haps she viii say to you, what,
Q rob my garden of its flowers,
Q and now refuse one for my bon
metz All, me, to have to con.
k denim her to shabby dresses
T The family table is silent. You
/ fancy that those around it think
e harshly of you. Beloved faces
g have become clouded. That il
= what is meant by falling for
d tunes. 1t is to die day by day
G To be struck down, is like tht
Il blast of a furnace !; to decay
Il like this is the torture of tn
/ slow fire. An oyerWhelmin,
II blow is a sort Of Waterloo
le slow decay is st. Helena. Des
rt tiny, incarnate in the form 0
g Wellington, has still some die
nifty; but how sordid in th
Of shape of Hudson Lowe. Fat
O. becomes then a paltry huckl
Id ter. We find the man of Camp
De Formio quarTeling about
lg pair of stockings; we Sc
e that dwaring Napoleon whic
es makes England less. Waterlo
tn and st. Helenal Reduced
p humber proportions, evel
III ruined man has traversed tho
he kxun 1ahococ