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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

Nearly every Republican paper in Mary
land has placed General Grants name st
the head Of its columns as the next Kcpub
lican candidate for the Presidency.
1t is stated that . petition, bearing 5Oo,-
600 names in behalf Of an eight hour law.
will BE- laid before Congress this winter.
The district attorney Of Virginia has in
formation that JEFF. Davis will be in Rich
mond on the 18th inst. to appear for trial
before the district court, which eonvsnes
on tho 25th at that place.
The people Of Selma, Ala, are turning
their attention to the construction Of rail
road from that city direct 10 New Orleans.
Four geoloeists were lost for whole day
and night In the woods near New Albany,
Ind, last week. Daring oil this time they
were fasting.
Lectures ct the Smithsonian 1nstisute
have been abolished in consequence Of the
inability to obtain Lecturers Who would not
discuss politics.
A Washington special Of Wednesday
night, to the Gin. Enquirer, positively de-
classs that the President hoe requested the
resignation Of Secretary Seward.
couple from The country put up at the
Bay State House, woresstss, NAss., on
Saturday, and upon going toibsd blew ont
the gasjst. They were found inssnsibls in
the morning and their lives we're saved
With difficulty.
The owners Of "Ths State and Union." .
aswspapss printed u Postsnsuth, N. H.,
have recovered $1,000 damages from per
sons who joissd mob and sacked their a.
6csrs two ysars age.
T~o coaches on the English plan are to
be placed on the Hsstfosd and New Haven
Railway next month. They will contain
six. eight ADD ten passengers, aad Be- fur
nished like psrlsf.
The body Of Matthias Shuts, 10y four
teen yeass ofage, VIE has bsss missing
from his home in Nassillon, since the 18th
ult., was found on The 9Th inst, By man
Who WAS digging sand in . pit. Il Va
buried about two feet deep. Il \ thought
that be did mot come to bic dsath there 60
cidsntally.
The Government clerks are holding meet
lngs to arrange plass soe getting an increase
Of salaries irsm Congress They also
propose to become . chartered assecia.
0ion.
A Dsavss sefsesponasat repsste the
shooting Of J. q. Jsnnisea, formerly fteu
Muesatiss, Iows, - Pusbla, Cslossao, No
vember Let.
Jassb Van Assdals. Of Somerville, N. J.,
Who murdered Jasper 4. Baird, ths little
con Of his supisy9, rising from bed and
cutiiag his thsess vhsa The littls fellow
came 70 cell him 70 breakfast, hss bssa sos
victsd q murder in he arss asgsss. He
fsigos msdaess, and says that spirituslistie
influence compelled him v do The act.
Two horse thieves who attempted 70 saks
two valuable homes from . fasoss neas
Cincinnati, D.. On Saturday night last, we're
detected and batiled BY the courage Of HE
hired man, Wm. Ferguson. The thieves.
whom discovered, fred Two Shots q bin for
sunateiy wishou: taking effect, while be re-
turned the Gre. woandine oas Of them. Who
vas a onos caught up b. his eoosads.
placed 10 . bueey which was waiting Ter
thsn near bv, I'D beeA una1s thsis e.
Onpo. a'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

MAsr are the perplexties Of housskssp
srs. One Of these is the diticulty Of OBJ
tanning fresh and pure groceries at reason
able rates. BY gong 10 Parks d nosmsr,
at the south east corner Of Fourth and Bra.
dy streets, the trouble is obviated. Here
you And ANYTHING YOU want. and at prices
that suit. Sugars, coifees. teas, molasse-,
spices, cannci and cried fruit, wooden
wasss-in fact anything kept in well reg
ulatsd family grocery store, Is found at shia
establishment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

We have been shown specimens Of saesa
mental or pure juice wine, prepared BY NJ
Alfred Spees Of Passaic, N. j., oat Of the
Port Grape, which he cultivates in thi,
country. In taste Il assimilAtes to port
without its heating qualities, being abso
lutely free from spirits further than its own
fermentation affords. Preference Il giver
to il over oil other wines In New York and
eshsr hospitals - tonic. gentle stimulans
diuretic and sudoriio. NJ. Spssr hes becr
nine years experimenting in the production
Of his wine, and the newest wine he SELL
Is four years old. Of which our druggist
have got in . supply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

RovAL BAx,sG PowDxR is sold by ."
groesrs in this city-everybsdy shooid Wy
is-because il is the cheapest end eess ever
offered the public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

ScRsEcuY Boots and Shoes are . nuis-
ance, ~ everybody knows. What makes
them scrcech is hard 70 tell When you
want good boots and shoes, that do no.
screech, and that fit handsomely, go to
Child i Co., retail aud wholesale dealers,
i3 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

Rev. "A. 7. LAxB will preach in the ca
vary Baptist Church every Sabbath morn
ing and evening until further notice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

LINZ Dows The telegraph wire between
Chicago and this point beng down this af-
ternoon W. were unaole TO ee. our usual
teegraphie markets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

LArr PAPsRs.-We are indebted 70 Ool'
Ira NJ. G,Hord, who has just returned from
New York, for Iate Eastern papers In 3D.
vance OF the mails.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

R,vSR NRws.-Ths Minnesota left Out
lsvec to-day for points up the river.
The Pembina 10 st our lsvee waiting for
the wind 10 .subsids. She will probably
leave (or Mcntrose this evening.
The Savanna 10 fast oo Smith Chair
near Rapids City. She is expected down
@ soon - the wind subsidies
The Muscatine and Charlie Cheevsr ars
wind bound q the head Of the rapids.
No boats ore expected st our leves to
morrow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

COMMISSION MRRcHASrs.-The card OF
Messrs. Loomis l. Cowles, 90 LASalle ST.
Chicago. will to-day be found in our adver-
tising columns. business entrusted 10 sne'f
care will receive prompt attention. They
40 responsible mon aud always endcavos
10 give full satisfaction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

WRsrHRn the Opera 10 or is not well pa
tronized, is . question With which those
who buy their clothing ai Sam Perry
fashionable emporium have nothing 10 do.
He keeps soliiug ready made clothing. Of
the latest styles. At prices that defy com
petition. Give him . trial once era you
will lie sure TO 20 there again. For 6snts
Furnishing Goods. 60 to Perry, - bssdy
atF eet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09
CITY NOTICES.

A HOUSE and four lots on 4.h street, 81
500. Ten acres back Of East Davenport
ol,700. Houses to rent and 400 for sale.
ELURsOox 4 bRo.,
Land and Insurance Agents. - brady st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

NRs. CAnrBsLL's Dining Rooms. a The
corner of Fourth ard Brady streets, ere
we'll patsonized. She sets mighty good
table. All the delicAoiss served up in style.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

Tns DAvsmpoar ScHrs1xsN vnnatN. This
society closes lie out door festivities and
exercises fos the year with grand ball TO-
night at the German Theatre. II has been
orRanizsd since 1893, and now numbers
l52 active member good shots.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

Tnp DnownIN0 OAs..-The result Of the
inquest on the bedy Of the maa found
drowned ysssssday q the fost Of Warren
street, elicitsd nothing further than what Il
already kuovu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

TINS ALARM Of fire in Rock Island last
evening, at half past nine o'clock, Was &C.
casioncd by the burning Of some brush
on the bluff beyond Green brush, and just
within the city limits. The flames spread
rapidly, but the Rock Island 6rs depart
ment proceeded 10 the spot and made short
work Of it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09
Agents Wanted.


CALRSNBN TO TRAVEL AND SELL GOODS
~ By sa0ple. Good wsees and steady employment.
Address. With stamp, HAMILTON, PERKY 4 CO.,
Cioveland. Ohio. oct19 dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

SssfLsD AaAIS.-John Rswe. ths Plumb
* and 0as Filter. has removed 70 his new
quastsrs on Third street, between Brady
and Perry, whore he 10 on hand for busi
nsss-any quantity Of Il. In addition 4
his hne pair Of stores be has erected com
modicus brick Workshop on the alley ia
the rear Of the main build,nes-twe stosisl
high. and well stocked up with machinery
and natsrial for earrying on his business
Mr.. Rowe 10 one of our most reliable ne
chanics, and ~ are olsd 70 nslies his pre-
paity. 0ss sdvsstiesneol
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

Notice Of Bankruptcy.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the
L s,h day Of Nov. A ID. 1881, Wsrfan' IN
Bankruptcy asissued against ihe .s'ase oi sim .
Scott. and State oi Iowa who has been adjudgea
a Bankrupt, on his own petition, that the pay
mcnt Of any debts aud delivery ot any property
lelonginx 10 such Bankrupt 10 MN, or Tor his
use. and the TRANSFER OF any properly ~ him.
are forbidden by law thata meeting OF the
creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts and chooae one or more assignees Of his
Estate. will Be held al : Court Of Haakruptcy,
10 Be holden at No. ives, SECOND Street, IN
the city Of Davenport, before ~ y. rsaes, Neg
lister, on the sth day Of Decembsr, - Y. 1861.
nove.d4t-s -sat U.S Marshal Dist Of Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09
DAVENPORT, IOWA. SATURDAY,

paoyRxENrs.-That magniticeut piece Of
city property on the east side OF Brady
street. between Eighth and Ninth streets,
formerly attached to the Geo. B. Sargent
homestead, l59 feet on Brady BY $50 feet
Aeep. has bssa purchased BY cur we'll known
sownsmsn @. $. whistler. 70: tho sun Of
q, 600. Chssp enough. This has long
been esteemed by our citizens as being
amesg shs very choicest residsncs prepes-
" in the city. Unexesptiosal 10 loc stion,
smooth and gradually slcpins eastward. and
beautiful With thick growth Of sturdy
trees, ii has no superior anywhere fcs resi-
dence purposss.
NJ. Whistler has not purchased upon
speculation, but is already perfectiog plans
for erecting thereon, next summer, two sle-
CANT double dwelings-four in sll-at an
expense OF not less than twenty five thous-
and dollars. These dwellings are to be
frst.class in every pafticular-containine
about twelve rooms each, fitted up with oil
the modern improvemsnts-bath rooms
laundry rooms, hot aud cold water appli-
ances-in short he intends they shall b
such houses ~ it will be . pleasure for Z
gentleman to occupy. The breadth o.
ground gives . frontage Of thirty leigh,
feet for each tenement-which 10 sr
abundance. This will be one Of the lead
ing features Of next years improvement
in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

PArRosIzE NGK.-Not he Of fabled sto
y, for his patrons are many but that
prince Of good fellows, Nick Slaybaugh, the
right hand man of George the First, Of the
Pcnnsv.vania House, who runs the city
buss. no longer Of dingy line. bat rejuve-
mated by tho painters. ITO any part oi
the city, "Rsht this way. baggage sir Y
Good, for our Metropolitan style.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

Ngw FLouRlSo MriL.-Ths firm Of Mere
dith, Thompson & Lock wood are putting
up large three story steam -four mill on
LcClsirs street, near Front, which will b.
ready for the patronage Of The public a5eut
the iirst Of January. This hsm will add
much 70 The business Of the city BY incrsas-
ing the home market for wheat and other
gain. Tho building. besides shswisg the
sreditabls enterprise Of the prepsistoss, will
add much to the substantial impsovemen.s
Of the city. which during the present ysar
can be numbered BY the hundred thous-
ands. The main building 10 three stories
high. built in The most substantial manner.
They are putting in three run Of stones,
which will give the mill sspseity Of from
one hundred to one hundred and fifty beg
rsls per day, besides other custom work.
The entire cost will not fall short Of 1l2,-
900, and will aoet undoubtedly PROVE .
prsdtabls iavsaGnsaA - IL vii oost surely
help 70 build up the city. Success 10 the
saterprisisg propristors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09


TAsse ctths Trade ART IN ths ncla In ,hslv c~n
l'sslitiss. viii surely keep Tho Als snser. Th.fn
t- hat one report on, unsnimous vn,e~ Evsry hauv
like the Uuods, cant help IT. aud tli have Them,
No other known material affords such Eas. or hss
tuch unparalleled parity aud elcsnl n-ss.
Hest Full sse Mattress, $50 bar superior 10 any
Cutl~d nass Matir-s that be- made even at .
u 4co sponge Pillows, PER pair. 40 ~. Gu.iieuH.
ard al varieties ~ sps nrs tpf ui~trrsrr. h.ust tu
osdes. Tho prepared tnshlsn kpcngc. Tor Furniture
Carriage, Railroad Car mud Church phol~tsrinp for
sponge do NOT sell. except sfcr uispnfseture,9f
10 e@nIs and we guarantee AL articles uf cur Msaa
IN Ia ed Goods "a give sutiso saurfaeton, OF tho
money Win be rcfabted. .
Address for pam. h.ets. which viii b. sent nee to
wK,fkKN ELASTIC sPoSGa co.
Double Stores In a irt 1akesl., CHICAGO.
n 0riswoid -, Dursorr Bass,u
I'D ftith 81, Sr., l0VIn BsAsan.
P.e.-Amosg the Ditectors and Stockholders Of
the Con.oiIdsssd Esstic spon,s . Manufacturing Co
os New York CITY and Bostou, .re
r. Robbins, Boston, aIeo od the athsm st'h
Company. b. Stevens Boston, Prrsident Nov
Hnalsnd Mutual IAls Insurance Company. ]. L ~
.rett, Bosion. President Third NAlonAl Nank Beni.
ctufses. HOstOo, Lioyds Agent. N. rnsk~r, Boston.
ofPArksr House. j. T.. fhorndyhs, Boston. g-ulis-
oau. \. n. Chitteuden, New York. ofA. r. CnWscn.
den d Co Dry Gu.d-. VIM. seGrss. Nsw Aotk. u
VIM sesri sS e. H,rk.r-. fr'a .'t,.t iattth
chine Manu-. ctoty. A = fatncs, " hatk. 81 \.
= Barnes = Go. stat me-. A.. Enfenr ksis'.
New York. of Eng,ns kelley 4 90. hAhkffs. J 9
Wkitchou~r, New York Wholesale Btul~ rui AhsN "a.
Th"e. h.tt'. New York. III Y us y ," - 'hlots.
and other. ~ an
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

90 70 rms Bns.-0o to the Bryant Stsattoa
iowa state business College 10 get thorough prac
0icai busuee- education, or To become good sound
telegraph operator. Fos circulars and papers. ad-
dress, (cnclosins stamp "The Bryant = Sratton
UommsrciAl COLLEGE Davenport, lows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

DurRics Couar.-The ease Of Reed ".
Darlington, which was before the court yes
tsrday, has again occupied tho whole Of 60
day, and 10 not yet concluded.
The Grand Jury has found Indictment
against Wm. Sailor and Wm. Disoey, two
lusty young men, charged with assaults
upon young wsmen, st different tioss and
places, accounts Of which we're published q
the time in the DsMocBAT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

"Tan DArGHr.R OF rnB RE0in0uf,' per
formed last evening BY Lotti's Opssa
Troupe, did not draw . very good house
The parts snstainsd BY Mile Fssdesiei end
Herr steinects were exceedingly we'll rem
dessd. They entered into the spirit Of che
play With susso worthy Of oil commend
alton. Signos Lotti did net do Is well u
night have been expected. He seemed
rather downeast. Perhaps The sight q
empty seats did nos have . very saeoursg.
ing eject on him. At eli events The play
daegsd towards he close s-shs pronptes's q
services were needed toe .fsequsosiy 70 be
agreeable. When tAs esstaia dropped sos
The lase time but fsw seemed 70 eompre.
bend that the performances was sadsd.
This spssa troupe deserves better pst
roaass on shs part u our citizens, fss |,
certainly contains some excellent pesfsrn.
ere. No matter how gifted IN artist, hs
cannot do justice to himself when faciug Z
house that be knows makes him poor il
purse. Merit deserves its reward. end
should receive II.
The last appearance sf the troupe in thi'
city will b. in the grand opera Of "Del
Freisshae,s" this evening. Il 10 to b,
hoped that large audience will assembl,
10 witness this 6ns psoducaioa- o
Webss's ogandess nusIsal trianphs. Lei
thoro y . lull hoUse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

And hiding, hAIf Adofbs tHd "HuI'
Evsn the music leads her graceful lines
10 describe the beautiful tresses which the
use Of "Bsrretts Hair Restorative occa
aiOns
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

Nxw BRRwEaY.-Nr. Lchrkind, practi-
cal brewer, who has but recently come to
this country from Germany, h,s bought be.
tween seven and eight acres of land al
Blnckhawk, part Of the Reese estate, and
intends putting up q new brewery. The
balance Of the same tract Of land vas sold
At suction on Thursday. and nest Of it was
bought by the brothers Schmidt, who In
tend to SET out vineyard, the land being
we'll adapted for the purpose.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

WoxAs's Ricurs. BY Rev. John Todd, d.
H.. author Of ''Serpents in the Doves
Nest" 10 . neat pamphle. on the gres,
Question Of the Day. II contains articles
on Equality Of the Sexes, W Woman's Sphere,
What her "Righss" are. Drsss, Voting
Wages, Abnomity Of the Country, womsn's
Education, 10. Either Of these popula,
works Of Or. Todd sent postpaid on r.
csipt OF the price, 10 cents, by the publish
ers, Lee ( Shepard. Boston; Luss i Grizgs
Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

SHIELDS WooLEN GooDs are al the 60.
Prepare for cold weather now, and get your
flannel and cloths At the Davenport Woolen
Mills. II you need = good pair Of blaok
cts, there 10 the place to get them. Nc
shoddy stuff At this establishment. First
clsss goods only. and nothing else. II pay'
70 buy the best. always; and BY going ts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

SrssR's Wines ere the pure juice Of the
grape whoss pure aud generous qualities
oAnn 4 DO cx 'cllci for the invalid or con.
vAlescnt 1ncy Me highly esteemed for
sacrsmentai purposes n. d. Good Wine
makes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09
NYanfod,

A GOOD STOUT. HONEST DoY TO DRLIvRE
n the DssocsAf in the loWce part Of town. App
q this os,ce at 4oelock r. n.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

BADEN. BADEN COMPARED. = Forney has
been doing" Baden, WieSbaden, Baden B,-
den, and the other celebrated bad 'uns Of Eu.
rope, and comes to The conclusion that Ba-
den Baden would be a resort by no means as
brilliant as Saratoga, Newport, Long Branch.
Bedford, or Cape May, in the United States
Indeed, there is hardly one Of these places
that does not surpass it in natural advantages,
and, apart from the objects of rertu accumulate
ed for centuries, in artificial accommodltions
At Baden, as elsewhere in Europe, the peop{e
are never seen, save in the surrounding villa
ges and farm houses where you find them in
all the contrast of poverty, toll, and, too fire.
ouently, filth and rags. | was reminded of
this truth yesterday afternoon, in short ride
in the suberbs of Baden and gladly recalled
how different a sight would meet the stranger S
eve as he roves through the splendid country
near Newport, Rhode Island, Or the glorious
region around Saratoga, New ork or the hap
py environs of such lovely country resorts as
! Bedford, Bethlehem, West Chester, Cham
bersburg, CresSon, in my own State, where all
are as comfortable as they are free, where every
farm house is little paradise of itself anC
nearly every man the owner of his own house
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

THE English royal family, Judging from the
incomes its members have, will not soon come
to want. 1t is said that besides about a dozen
palaces, Queen Victoria has direct annual
other wealth-of 81 so, 900; Prince Of Wales,
$500, 900: Princess of Wales, $50, 1000; Duke
of Edinburg, 5000; Princes Royal of Prus-
sia, $4O,OOO Princess Of IIcsse, $50, 900 ;
Princess Helena, 100000; Duchess of Cam
bridge, $50, 600; her oldest daughter, 5000;
her second daughter, $2j,OO0; and the Duke
of Cambridge, $50, ,000-a total Of 50, 900.
Besides this, man named Neeld passing over
all his own relations, beleathed to the Queen
81, $50, 900, which she accepted. There have
been large savings since the death of Prince
Albert in 1861, and if these savings be estlma-
ted at only one sixth of her income, the amount
cannot be under s., 0O0 600 more. Prince Al
bert, who was remarkably saving, left the
Queen all his accumulations, valued at 5000,
900.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

How AN OLD MAID GOES TO BED.
have been told how a young girl goes to bed +;
how married woman dittoes, as also the
young sport" together with all the interest
ing details thereunto pertaining. 1t remains
to tell the world how the same thing is done
by an old maid. Not that zoe ever witnessed
it, but tun-loying damsel has furnished the
particulars.
She goes to her chamber at about twelve
o clock that is, supposing there has been any
attraction to keep her up at that hour-and
after carefully locking the door and pushing in
two or three extra bolts, she proceeds to look
under her bed and into every conceivable cor
ner to see that no hidden cupid is stored away
with naughty designs and, after satisfying
herself on that point, she sets down the lamp
and draws long breath. The next thing is to
unloose the dress, an operation usually follow
ed by several long breaths. Then the little
toOt-e tOOties come in for it. One of them is
thrown spOn the opposite knee and there un-
dergOes the unlacing operations without muir
mer then the other shoe falls to the floor with
dull thug, followed by another breath of
| relief Then the garters are unlaced and the
plump calf that moment before seemed wor-
| thy OF being slain tor some returning prOdlgal,
disappears with the stocking, and the dear
creature assumes the upright and begins the
real business of disrobing. She looks careful
| ly to the blinds and then manipulates her head
gear. First she takes outabout fifty hair-pins
then she looks at the door and the blinds care
fully again, and off comes all but a sickly crOl
of human hair that very much resembles &
field of run.Out pasturage Then she open:
wide her mouth and carefully removes set Of
false teeth, and consigns them to tumbler ol
water. Then follows a pair of plumpers. She
next proceeds to loosen her skirts and unfasteT
her corsets. The change at this operation il
fully as great and fully as bewidering as any
heretofore made. We saw her plump anC
prrtridge-like; we see her squared and pan
cake like. The intricate machinery that work
the "palpitators is carefully folded up ant
placed in drawer the many strings and but
tons are unoosened, and after the expiration
Of another five minutes, she drops her quite
self upon the floor in white circles, and step
forth in all her native lovelinesS. A delicate
ly frilled nightcap and. snowy night gown 500
hide much that should be hidden: She turn
down the bedclothes, goes to the mirror, and
after taking good look at herself, draws al
other long breath, blows out the light, hor
into bed, and-good night.