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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-01-04

LEGISLATIVE CLUB OF PoRTLAND.-Lsst
Saturday evening society was formed by
number of young men in this city, for the pur-
pose of perfecting themselves in the art of pub
lie speaking, and for acquiring knowledge Of
Legislative rules and the mode of doing public
business.
A Club was formed, Constitution and By
Laws adopted, and the following gentlemen
elected officers: Stephen R. Small, President;
d. orc. O'Donoghue, Vice President; Chas
Ell. Sawyer, Secretary, and J. w. Mansfield,
Treasurer, with an Executive Committee COM
posed of the following gentlemen: A. H. w ate,
A. s. Way, E. w. Brooks, w. A. Graham and
T. NJ. Fisher.
The debates of the Club will be conducted
upon the principle of a Legislature, and Hon.
Jos. B. Hall has kindly consented to act as
Speaker of the House while in Legislative
session. AES f e.
We commend this society to all young men
who desire to acquire knowledge of Legisla-
tive rules and the art of public speaking.
LARcENrEs-Capt. J. B. Coyle hal valua-
BILE robe stolen from his sleigh on Wednesday
evening, while he was paying a friendly visit to
E. II. Elwell, ESQ.,, at Woodfords Corner
M. G. A. Rackleff had pair of boots stolen
from the door Of his shop, under the Star office,
on Wednesday evening. The thief was pur-
sued but he escaped with his plumber
A couple of boys stole some brushes and
box of stove polish from the stove store of Mr.
Howard, on Wednesday. The rascals were
caught, and yesterday they were polished off
in the Municipal Court.
About o'clock last evening a couple of fell
lows opened the door of Mr.. Benjamin Fogg's
shoe store, on Moulton street, seized pair of
boots and then closed the door and thrust
stick into the handle to prevent Mr.. Fogg from
getting out He soon broke the stick and
saw the scamps run through Commercial ST.,
but as there was no one in his shop he could
not pursue them,
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How TO PROPOSE. A party of ladies and
gentlemen were laughing over the supposed
awkwardness attending a declaration Of love,
when gentleman remarked that il ever he
offered himself he would do it in collected
and business-like manner. For instance, y
he continued addressing lady present. "Miss
Smith, 1 have been two years looking for a
witeI am in receipt of about three hundred a
year, which is on the increase. OF all the la
dies of my acquaintance 1 admire you the
most; indeed l love you, and would gladly
make you my wife," '"You flatter me by YOUR
preference" good-humoredly replied Miss
Smith, II refer you to my father" "Bravop'
exclaimed the gentlemen. "Wel, 1 declare! p
said the ladies,in a chorus. The lady and gem
tleman, good reader, were married soon after.
Wasn't that's modest way of looming to the
point" and ladylike method of taking man
at his word?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-01-04

For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
Try the old and well known VEGETABLE
BALSAN NJ, approved and used
by oldest and most celebrated Physicians for forty
years past. Get the genuine.
REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists,
dec24SNd&w 6m ar Boston, Proprietors.
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Relief for the Sufferers by the Fire.

rINHE undersigned have made arrangements under
the act OF Congress approved July q, 1866, to
English Pure lead and Linsced Oil,
DUTY FREE. Parties wishing to purchase Paint
stock will call at 80 COMMERCIAL STREET.
BURGESS, FOBEs L. co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-01-04

THE CoLLIERY EXPLOSIONS. 1t is stated
confidently that the cause of the Staffordshire
explosion has been discovered the black
smiths safety lamp was found with its top off.
and the flame at once ignited the gas. It
seems that the blacksmith usually has his
work close to the shaft, where there is no dan
ger of explosion, and he is therefore enabled
to use a common lamp. In this case the un-
fortunate man seems to have strolled into the
interior of the pit, and hence the melancholy
result. In the case of the Oaks Pit explosion,
by which at least 400 persons lost their lives,
three several explosions had occurred since
the 18th ultimo, loud and alarming, and much
Opaque smoke came out of the pit. Every
effort was being made to extinguish the fro
in the mine, but the danger being great they
proceed but slowly. Everything like hope
of recovering anv more bodies has nassed
away Subscriptions for the hsreayed are
literally made
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"STR UlMATIC SALTS ."

These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors of the Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Salt Man
taeturing Co., in Pittsburg, and packed in air.
tight boxes. One always sufficient for a bath. Di-
rections are attached.
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FOREIGN PORTS.


Cid Sd, sch Fsntauz, Wooster Eastport.
Sid, brig Bickmore, tfrom ELzabetbport) Tor
Portland
FOREIGN PORTS.
AT Bombay Nov 10, ships vieksburg, Boyd, tor
Liverpool, ldg; Arabia, Hinckley; Eddystone, Pc
terson. and Enterprise. Dunbar, unc.
a, Calcutta Nov 81, shirs Eleano, Cheever, Liver
hool, ar Nov H. unc; Mongolia, Weston, irom Maui
. .o Brown, for Boston, idg Eddystono. Peter
81 Hf 10 idg; o Baker Miller, tor New York
pbire. Hateh gold; Colorado, Freeman, and Sap
Sid nm sanger oct7, ships Tartar, Foilar sbee, tor
dr.w Jackson. Cbaeas,iE Eagle: Pierce, do; 7th, An
diner, do; 18th, Guiding Star. small 10 VAR
Ar at Malaga 6th inst, barquo G. W Roosevelt. Her.
Ar at Marse,les 18th uit, barque Brilliant, COL
Ar at Gibraltar 10th ult barque Young Turk.
Ar At Liverpool 21st ult, ship BENZ Bangs, Nor
At Aspinwal 2sd ult, brig Star of Faith, Peak, Tor
Ar at Mafanzas 2ith ut, barque Henry P Lord.
Ar at Havana Esd ult, brig Agenora, White, ffom
Portland
Ar at Halifax 10th ult, schs Melta, Fougere, Port
land; Catbarine, Leblanc, do.
per steamer China, at Boston,
Ar at Liverpool 10Th ul., Wapella, Orr, New Or
leans; 2ist, Belgian, ISL Brown, Portland.
Sid goth, Geo q. iswold. Pettengll,- Rio Janelro;
Woodward, Boston; Kate Davenport, OTIS for Pniia-
delphis
Ent for ldg 18th, Nicobar Remmonds, for Calcutta;
Southern Rights. Ross, tor Charleston.
ADV 22d, Belgian, tssl Tor Portland 27th; @ Hor-
ton, Kelley, for Boston 18th
=, Ent out at London 10th, American Eagle, Moore,
New York.
Sid I'M Greenock 18th ult. Aquila, sayward. tor
Ar at Waterford 10Th, Geo Palmer, Reynolds, from
New York.
Sid I'm sourabaya Oct 81, Naples Hutchinson, for
Ar at Palermo 10th ult, Eugene, Coombs, hsm
Bangor.
Ar at Gibraltar 18th, Ann Elizabeth, Hargraye,
Philadelphia.
p ssed oy sth uit, Sharpsburg Randall, and Nellie
Chaplin, Wass, from Messina Tor Boston.
Ar at Lisbon 18th ult Lucy Ward, Stone, Boston.
Ar at Vigo 10th ult, Urania, Pmkham, Cardiff,
land cid Tor Cadizl
Ar al Havre 10th ult Sally Brown, Matthews. fin
philadelphia; goth, Ella Thaycr, Thompson, New
Orleans.
Sid lsth j A Stamler, Sampson. New York; Wet
terhorn, Stinson, Boston; 10th, VIM rockingham,
Ar It Antwerp 10Th ult, Brittsnia, Lyttle, from
Callao.
Sid 18th, st Paul. Martin, England; 10Th, Morava,
Pa.ten. Caao; Ironsides, Tapley, Palermo.
Ar at Cuxhaven 18th ult, Windsor, Cochrane, fin
Baltimore.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Oct %, CIrcassian. Avery,
Richmond, Va.
Sid IN Rio Janeiro Nov %. Idaho, 10y Pattsn iron
Bath for San francisco.
SPOKEN.
Sept 20, lat 80 n, Ion Is OF w, ship Sea King, fm
Cardiff for Yokohama.
Nov %, lat rs 40 n, lon 50 30 W, ship Sylyanus
Blanchard. Meady, from Boston Nov Tor Csllao.
Dec6, at 81 50 N, Ion 81 20, barque Speedwen,
from San Francisco ior Liverpool.
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The Great New England Remedy
DIR. j. W. POLAND's
white PINE COMPOUND

Is now offered TO the afflicted throughout the cOun
try amer having been proved by the test OF eleven
years, in the New England States, whore its merits
have become well known the tree from which, in
part, it derives its virtues.
The White Pine Compound,
CURES
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipfheria,
Bro ichifis, Splitting of Hood, aud Eui-
mon lry Affections, generally. SHt is
Remarkable Remedy for Kidney Com.
Urine, Bleeding from the II idneys ana
Bladder, Gravel and other complaints.
For Piles and Scurvy, il will be found
very valuable.
Give it a trial. you would learn the value Of a
GOOD AND TRIED MEDICINE.
II is Pleasant Safe and Sure.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines generally.
Sold at wholesale by
w. +. Phillips & Co.,
j. w. Perkins Il Co.,
And w. w. WhippIe,
PORTLAND, ME.
SepZ9- deOW6mSN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-01-04

~ A Sure Pile Cure.
DIR. GlLBEkTS PILE INSTRUMENT positively
cures the worst OF piles. Sent by mail on re-
ceipt OF ST. Circulars fee. Sold by druggists Agents
wanted everywhere. Address j. B. ROMAfNE.
Manager, No. 575 Broadway, New-York. oc2Gd3msN
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IN I EHNAI1L1 USE
"Strumatic Mineral Waters %

In bottles Of and half pnts. One sufficient for
a days use.
3 ~ Sold by Druggists generally.
Merrill Bros, No. 2l5 State at, Boston; Reynolds,
Pratt Co, No. LOG Fulton st., New York, Wholesale
Agents. no2OsNeod&wly
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NOTICE. TO MARINERS.

-, Quilt by Titcomb s. Perkins,) 1854
Total tons built,. .............. 1904
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SPOKEN,

Sept 20 lat 80 n, Ion Is OF w, ship Sea King, fm
Cardiff for Yokohama.
Nov %, lat rs 40 N, lon 80 80 W, ship Sylvanus
Blanchard. Meady, from Boston Nov Tor Callao.
Dec 6, at 81 IS N, lon "a 20, barque Speedwell,
from San Francisco or Liverpool.
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The Crown Mining Company.
rJNHE annual meeting of the stockholders in the
i Crown Mining Company will DO held at the
Chestnut street School House, In the city Portland
on the seventeenth day of january, 1861 at three
o'clock in the afternoon.
W. DAVIS, Secretary.
Portland, Jan. 2, 1867. ian3eodtd
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We commend this society to all young men
who desire to acquire knowledge of Legisla-
tive rules and the art of public speaking.
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In this connection am constrained to refer
10 9 a topic which, however painful to our sensi-
oliities, duty requires us to consider. The law,
a as ~ now stands, evidently contemplates the
e 1911 ;n OF capital punishment. The Gov
a,it rs - r1qured to fix day and issue war
laht Ior the same, with the proviso that the
punishment or death shall not be inflicted
Wiohlh year after sentence The snirit of the
law and the sentence of the court an ono hand
and the habit of negleeting to execute either NJ,
the other, constitute practical discranancn al
ready well kGown. No Executive Iyishsss 70
resume the stern duty so nearly obsolete even "
though the law plainly requires it, and the mn.
glect may be in itself weak and injurious
Were it not that the statute of capital punish.
ment has been kept alive by one solitary en-
dorsement within thirty years, it might be
looked upon as outlawed. Meantime murder
goes on. Death sentences are passed, and the
prison is crowded with inmates for life.
1t is not my purpose to argue in any manner
the general question. But wish simply to
suggest whether it would not be well, if we
cannot make our practice conform to our law
to make our law agree with our practice. Eth
er abolish capital punishment altogether, or fix
upon a day after the year of grace on which the
sentence shall be executed. The practice hav-
ing been SO long what it is, it is but just if the
warrant IS to be issued at all, to lay it upon the
him AZ discretion.
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MAINS ELDERBERRY WINE.
nov 27 $ N d&wtf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-23

our first page to-day, from which it will be
perceived that the situation is moro promising.
1t is said that France is satisfied with the re-
newed pledge of the Italian Government that
the treaty shall be enforced. The dispatches
arc interesting; the ministerial crisis and the
resignation Of RATAzzl affording matter for
speculation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-23

JON WoRK.-We have now completed our
Office so as to execute. in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
frfanda. s
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

We would be glad il subscribers would
remember that newspapers require money
as well as do individuals. We will,
therefore, be obliged to all who are in
~arrear, in the city and in the country, il
they will make prompt payment Of what
is due.
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r WAR D s,

YTyMN DOLLARS RMwARD-THm POCKET.
Il BOOK Of the subscriber was lost or stolen on the
cars Of the South Carolina Railroad. near or At Bamberg,
&c., ON Saturday or Sunday last. Il contained several
Drafts. accepted by firms In Charleston, and o small
alaount IN Money: The above reward win be paid II the
finder will Qeave tho Pocketbook ut the oHace OF, Messrs.
GEO. b. WALTER b CO.. Adger's Wharf. Payment Of
the Drafts has been stopped. Il. @. BOWERS 4
October 70 10
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B O N a.

GOOD BOARD "A BE IN A
w private family, at No Is EAST BAY, near the
Battcsy. Terns es Per week. VIM Ootober9
HURST GLASS BOARD WITH Ce)MFORTA-
a. y furnished rooms. can be had ct No. 1 80
OnETY sfRNKY. limo October 9
Observation-Disclosures BOARD CAN
Id be obtained, at reasonable rates, by applying ut No.
ASA KNG STREET, ono door above Hudson street. near
the Citadel. Tho Street Carr pass the door every ten
manutea. amo T October
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r O r s a L e.

LMRM FOR SALE OR RENT, ON MMET-
IL ING Street Road. Joining the city boundary, con-
tanning l6 acres Of land. For further particulars apply
to No. 8 RADCLIEFE STREET. @. ~WHTTTEMORE.
October 40 sc
A II PRIvATE SALN.--THR TOC OF
"A GROCERIES, FIXTURES N 6OOD WILL OF
the owner IL offered at private sale. ON reasonable terms.
for ceeh, ON account OF the owner going to leave the
State. Apply at No. GOO KING sTREEI, CORNER Of Co
lumbus. a. Optoher "A
EvOR SALM CHNAP, A FINE FAMILY
y CARRIAGE. Apply at No. IS STATE STREET,
near Cumberland, West side. a. y October "a A
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~ Ad oofnaeantcatsons tntended FOR pu6stcdsion IN
Ibis journal must be addressed to he EI,for ort M
Dauy Netos, No. 18 Hdyne-st,oa, Charleston. s. o.
g,sssness Communications TO T'ubMsher Of Dala
e cannot undertake 10 return rejected corsmunica
lions.
ADVERTISEMENT outside ofAe ciyy maet be accontpa.
MED totth the cash. - S"."T
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G. DUOREUx's PATENT
For instantaneous Detachment Of
Horses from Carriages.

n undLS INEeM1UUB NED VE4fzY ,UHEFUL INVEN1ION,
- WSfcn hag been patented In. the Unated STATES.
nssnc as ana EIs y now oiSerea ~ The a1bscriber .
nation. one Of the greatest inventions Of tie age. TT
PromiIsnt aEnona it's Advantages are:
ed 10 ar embarrassed nom . Carriage, elao renderinu a.
unnecessary for the perspn embarrassing topasa between
liability OF being Kicked. "'
sscoaD-M case q . horse falling. no may he loossed
froHa tine caRrtnge IN one second, without the driver leay-
ing his ceas. TS b 40 ample in it, operation that : ohiid
can work n. 3 A3s4Na % F13T.GT go N4I--
TrLmD AND GAEArEsr--In cases Of horses taking fright,
consequances which 60 frequently follow may be ell avoid
ca ~ tnis simple application TO carriages, a. the hoxses
can be Ioosed from the carriage sana twinkiinQ. ana the
carriage e gnickly and. sAfelyI stopped.
~. z. DUCREUx gave several pubic exhibitions. The
great nvcr nad praise manifested by the pubic on these
toniof ito nserits. 4tsGJ N3 ~, e Nu11 M 49,
. TerIns may be known and orders rscesved for spplytue
tls netent 70 carriages, or purchaaesof state R9hts, By
addressing TO m g. DUCREUx Patentee. IA.
fea,, ayA. aal No. % Elizabeth streot, Now York.
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G II A r l.

"WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %, 1857.
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GrCTIoas s. And DO It further enacted, That lisss of let.
tens remaaping uncalled fos In any Postofacc In any CITY.
t9En orsyillage, where q newspapcr shall DO printed,
sh&i hcE6aftor be publishe9 once only In Tho newspepos
w14Ach. ming published weckly or ~ofteneSs shaIl have thc
largest circulation within range OF delivery of the lsaid
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M ( N G S .

LANDMARK LODGE, No. 10, A.. f.. M.
A N EXTRA COMMUNICATION Of THIS LODGB
IA will be held This Epenfng. 2d inst, at 7 O'Clock.
By order Of w. M. K. NEWTON,
October 23 Secretary.
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hAAe0sss u u tAOu6nt Nno largest, ever rnado from
this port, being 1oA6 barrels. The value Of the
shipment 10 estimated OF between 49, GOO and s47.
W.. MsseEs. Robinson, Smith v Co, were liza
ahapperab end siats lafgs shipment SPEAKS raorA.fo..
sAsaf enssspEise and business activity as mer-
chants than mere words can effect"
"A TEXAS letter 70 the New Orleans picax1nnns.
says: 1.-THE rains hsvs been heavy about nav
nsaaaseas, and never have / seen the grass more
saxnsians or tho stock OF III kinds in better cona;.
sa00. Hesa IN three cents per pound, and fist. tenn
49, ana juicy at that, while tho CATTLE mean
80 ssssrs In prime condition-are goine bec-
- ~ parohasers OF six and eight dollars a head.
WEISS ? cnancs Tor the packars OF corned haas q
49, tnefr fofsunsni And that heavy snrtnrs.
WIN % made corning beef This season Il TO- r
ann osrsaaass ~ chn be preserved or curaa \ ..
ond delicious article, ain Over TEXAS 49, saa
MoEshsrs oct g. End there 10 a dollar 81 tvot e. -
sAado IN u. ~ sAs Man satd when he Spuna ! sosS
saans yislld tHlgl hsif. pound nnssets %. the pure an
-Ths mess dsaoious sruiae. Of Il, cons 49,,
aasiAA. I'm Pssigord, and, according TO the nv.
s@sssSss sxrssssionl Of the psassnts ta,ars, .tso b.
sss.sss snsg must DO black 90 the son, Of shs
asval." y 10 tho Geld ,anAs ss.o.ss sySEiis atssS a.
sssaeo To ebony hue and inoomnsrahis $500
mo ssxt BEST AFRO those which arc aoupd n ,nssu.
pAsne and Upper Province. Piedmont frrn;s,sss
" wsah esoRdes ~truafss, which ore oY ( doIiosSa
Masos. bus fade coon. Ike other 6oudss. rxdnisafs
ezufsss are found iii Arspsa and Is
1aa@s. aso. where an excellent and exxsranalv ~.
ssn.ss nsssxs y made Of them. The skikohan A.
-. q EENlAt-Sayaxin calls Thorn. ava -.
Sassa ashs - ofs's All; nut nut AZ thia as,ss .,rs,.s
d0e6 mo- tNoreAse wish sise. Eranaa arv,sA~ $50
aasaRza 10 ssssy part Il RororA' oan -. ~
AAnssase. - many % bur hunaTss ana t,vsntss
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HOPE FIRE NGlNE COMPANY.
A ITEM AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF YOU
IN Corps. This "wednesday Evening. tho Esd instant, at
Z O'Clock precisely. BY order.
October as 1 PHIL. BUCKHEIT. Secretary.
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aiteg January !, 1858, pricss shall be reduced ATTY
per GENT. Then . despatch may be sent to any
part pr the county for half q cent g woid2 a
TIP; METHOD Of yisible signs, mimieLinr or
pantpmpilme, wa, rather hastily adopted in France,
tnenfe carried TO- England and to- the United
Statds, ana there Ia known, as the French method.
ano l9ermans. who are. moro philosophical than
the 1rsnoh, adopted the method OF teaehinx miutas
TO afticuls$e 5 thasp ID, to initiate o,- s,aaoh III
Vetching the movement OF our .hps ana featnraa
by tho eye, instead or Watching them ~rnainlv IL
tho ear Expefietcs has proved that this in
feasible to Q considerable extent. In Switzerland
thefef1ucstion 1f mutes has long been . matter Of
gsnefal interest; and 10 the country lies between
FRANCE and g Germany, and the people In some
Ps1ss SPEAK French end others German. some
sdopYod the yFrenNh and others the German
Htetnpd. Gredusly. however, the, latter has gain.
Cd eye most AAaayog.l There is ono feature Of she
Swisa and German method Of .eduoatins mutas
which, ~ Of special interest, and which ahotsd IA
engrssfted upon our old institutions in the rrr,taa
STATED. IT b 7thRt, ~ much % possible. tina mute
shoula bp brought into ~relations With ordinsrv
peoplp. Thus, instead Of teaching d mute boy his
trsdelin the establishment, and in company With
other Inttes, he 10 put cut 10 apprentice, ANA
learns 70 work with ordinary workmen, and In the
oeruauffSy9WAy ~ hAY0 taken special pains tOdbeek
out several OF these apprsntaoes, and have seen,
snsn fs work, and heard 3hsm converse with theIr
employers and sslow-Wofkansn I ilnd st,at they
ocnsi4us 70 uss ardculaton, and IL III vvss7Y AussasFuI
70 sneIa. PROOF OF suoosss 40 thas thsy are In
dcnA4d az apprentices I found than In ahn.-
rnese1s' tsilcfs,. and jewelers. shoJps. ,vorlins
wen Ard aasnings Aas:r wssS$.. ~ Essnsgai thev ars
tnfssidYr 70 mutes adusatsd Of our insMtuasns IN
1aosifdge q written lsngsass. perhaps I'm gsxs-
xas srcwledSo, but they look ana 40. more ~
ssu.nafy persons thAn sous mutes do. The peculiar
49, .Iaas1'er'saes Of their GLASS are lassensd by In
sa.SouEse wisn ordinary persons, instead Of bang
~. MssaaIaea DyS long and olose intercourse wssS
.osaer nuses. azags Is u al g4s
Z. lts laFrpl Ega4s w A-- .E A. MlAA&EafG ~ IN
sRoT sAaE1nAnx NOzEss Aa asuaharn Bsoiesy 20
les.a snass sonn Y. Ihonapson "a Raohpaes.a, nov
rssadsa M New Work that lEiass nrock Al Iaa,s,s
kAogNn& N kNR S0hn0GNi A ~ dstrin4 ~ q 80 4 .sj
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