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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06
FEARFUL TRAGEDY
LORD KILDARE POISONED!

HG ]. PURCELL, AT rIIE NE PLUS u
MI ira" Saloon, King street, has Ju re-
cs;xad frnm the English Prime Minister "A ii patch
,.tin, that ia ,l-ag,e the Earn of kildare died
Yesterday from the effects AN over Indulgence OF
an inferior brand Of wine
Ais Excellency to prevent the recurrence OF
.;no;Iar catastrophe tn his MANY frie IDS Nevada
"a. Instructed Her Maj.sty's Consul III IAN Fran
c;sc, to keep Mr.. Purcell hereafter constantly
snpplied with the brands exclusively used AT
windsor Castle and by the Emperor of RUSSIA
vintage of lsU2 risinal packages marked T.
n n Please call ami examine.
Carson June Z, 1868.
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BY
Double Entry.

,YyHR UNDERSIGNED. IAN ACCOUNTANT OF
j tusnty-fve years experienced is now pre-
SersA to teach Book keeping by Double Entry,
practically and thoroughly. Students will not be
iniesd as to time but will continue their stud'es
nofil pstfectIy competent to take charge 81 set
n Roeks Persons can enter At any time, as each
etuAsas 10 taught separately. Terms moderate.
Swseny's Building. (up stain.)
0Axsoo. Nov 0. 1851.
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~ NJ NO -.

so cents State Revenue 81 mn.
STATE o. NEvAiA, COUNTY Or 0RNSBf d.
- In the Justice C ut, Carson Township, IN and
for Ornishy County
IL + Rice and Philo ". Rec, as Executors OF
the state Of Catherine A Frsbie, d'c.a ed,
Plant IT, rs John sh,urds. efendant
The state ri Neva"a lends greeting I" john a :
Sho ,rd. : YIN are hereby summoned u" apo ar
before me at my office in Cars II City, III "a son
Township, in Orm>ly County, ON the
9Th day OF september, A. d. 1865,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and answer unto the comp amt
of The above nam Plaintiffs new IN IRE 1" ny
.,fice who sue to obtain Judgment aga list Gu
the sum of Three undi eli 800 i'oiiars; SAIL
amnunt claimed and alleged !" be due /" Pam
tIf. as Executors al rr>!'id. for Dam e's '!one
to Plaintiffs buildings situate II part l"t No
nine (9y bio th;rt, nv t35). sears, Trolnis''i.
md >,.4rs' division of Carson CITY. cans hA e
g,yins way the walls of Your building sltna
IN the +djpi ing premises; when judgment VIII
be taken against you fl tn. said am unit. u Yen
fail T. appear and answer 7" the sht'ln or any
Constable # the lid County. greeting Make le-
gal service AM due return hereof Given under
m, hand this 81 day "f Juy A. d 1868.
l.. C. MckEEBY. Justice Of the Peace,
jly3 I'm "a n f'wrsh'p-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06

A GENTS WANTkD.-MALE AND FE-
n, suals, to sell cur new and splendid Engrsv-
' ing. prom Shore to shore, suggestive "f
LslI'o JosrLsy from Childhood TO OH age per,
fsek gsa. also. for the Empty sleeve, ana
o4S.r Ro~rnvinea Address PACIFIC PUBLISHING
Co.. San Francisco anZ
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06
TAX SALE.

NrOTICE IL HEkEBY GIvtN THAT UNDER
y and by virtue of VIZ t. Of Execution, Issued
on the 5th day of july A ID 1865, by L. u Hr-
Keeby Justice # the Peace for Carson Township,
Ormsby comfy Nevada IN jnh ment- r. ndered
in said Justice'- C-uit, IN thu llth day o. Al III
A. D. 1865. Tor tax duly leve', assessed ami
eauaized or the fiscal year Of 1867 ~ the p "pt'F
officers + Or,nsby county in the following ca,ts
and against the property hes eaft"r ''e> ribet
have duly l-vi-d upon. nj will expose osiie al
public auc i n in The manner prescribed by Law"
in front of the C, urt House door Of Urmsby c'un-
ty, in Carson City, on
saturday, August 29th, A. d. 1865,
at 10 O'Clock A NJ, to wit
John Doe, lots I. = 8, and in block 70 3
of Van Wins and Proctor division OF Carson City,
for SIS IS.
John Doe. lots 2. 3. g. and o in block No 81
Of Proctor and Gre.n's division Of Carson City fo
$25 So.
and II in plrck n" l If Van Wrinkle and Proctor S
division of Cars.n CITY, for 20 SO.
John Doe lots and 10 in block No 9, of curry S
division II Car.on CRY, for Is II.
John Doe, northwest quart. of block No 20;
and also the north SOL feet of the nrtt-east quar-
ter of same block, Phillips division Of Carson City,
John Doe, lot block No %. Musser's division
Of Carson City: also, lot in block 81 # SAME di
vision. for Is l.
and Goodrich's division of son City; also, l. t
4 in block II same division, for IL IL
J I'm Doe, lots and s in bio k 66 Of Sears,
Thompson and Sears' division Of Carson City, for
SIT O5.
John Doe. north half If block 65 Sears, TIL mp
son and Sears division If Car.on City; also, ,
in block &C. same DIVISION, tor II Al.
hu DE lots Z. 8, 9aHd IL in block 81 Sears,
Thomp .on and Sears division Of Carson City, for
$40 ~
John De lets 2 and block 4s. Sears. Thomp-
son and Sears division of Carson City, for Il "a
John Doe, lots and in block T., Sears. Th"n,I-
son and Scarf division of Carson City, for u 70.
John Doe, lots 5, 6, I, s. and 10 in hl' OK 10,
Sears. Thompson and Sears division OF Carson
City. for 20 SO.
John Doe lot in block % If Sears. Thompson
and Sears div sion of Carson City; also, lot in
block ~ same division. for Is II.
John Doe south half Of lot block Il, Fears,
Thompson AMI Sears division Of Carson City, for
81 G.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06

Resolved, That the Union Repuh lean Comfy
Couyeuti.,n- Of this Siae be re, ommc d"' and re
qu-sted to require a lied e ir"n he L"si>, we
ta,,d la t. support, tor the Office 81 area
states Sena r. such pc son hal re ei'c. 1t the
carerJ 4. ,.cti x: tht. highest nuubet Of es i"r
.uch .,r.e in their county. IL on unl"n Ilots-
all ia lots t., be consider ed Union ba l'r> which
shall con !, n til. nam of all The mon nominees
for Ei,c.oraI, State AID legislative nc =:
4 DELoNG,
Chairman Neva.l. Safe Cent al c, miniitee Ma
tianal Uni n Republican Party
G. T. R,TrERu.S Srrieta-r.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEET.
INas sp%s she U NON II r. UHll.
CA~ SAFE GENITAL COM
MITT RE.

Alta NEETING Of TIE UNION REPUb' l,
~ can = ate ent al t'.mniift' e Nevada. held
81 virginia, ty, August ~, 1865, " was
Resolved, Tat tate Con,en '..n me Ma
tronal Union Republican Pa ~ be held AT C'rs''i'
City,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06

A. ENTs WANTED FOR WARREN'S
Az Household Physician, the most complete
IA medical work written. No family can AZ
frG 20 be without it; contains over 400 Illu.tra-
ttoas. Great inducements to Agents. Address
PAezplo PUBLISHING Co San Francisco. auZ
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1883

r., nominate an Elect al Ticket t. be suproi ted az
the comm. PRESIDE ntial Election candidate f"i
Cnrrr.., Cfl,,d ia es f., Ju! # l. Surrt ME
C,urt and he ttau>;,cIi Of such Ut CT business
a. hal! n. % Ily COME bei'iie Ia Convention
Re, lvetl. That each "ou be tntiii'i 10 ore
Delesate at I.ar-e and f,t "a nifty Yah II
yot 5 G, FIR -np-riutcnd ~ Public Instruct II
At tn y-n.- al election 1866. ami vie tor each
iracI ion of hir y over tive tytve
Resolved, Tina for the purp &c If el ctin- lie
gates t. said state nvett' n all erS 'ri> v III
shall he req,i r-ti -ub,clh t. III Natio al U''i
ID b is.l I l.tt,im; declare ha Al tie at
gen IA election he porte The Tn III Espubit-
can ti.le, stat ami Legislative ANA at the com
ing .!tcIi,n h- wi give ut."isI!e'i s"i'i"hi to
the Natr ma state Il Leg la w. 80 nine Of
the niun Re, nb.ican Party-pr v drd such add
tonal te-t NAV be pr >crtbtd as ride ed by the
County cent. al committee.
esAved at The Dele atcs TO the state Com
veutiun he elected ia eu'h manner ami az uch
times a, the County Central Commit ce, may PEE
scribe
Delegates are apportioned to the several coun-
tie as Ia uws:
Churchill
ID W. a
E-n Ia!a.-. ''-'----
ilu'nbodt..-..--- '.'.--.'-.'-'''-'''
Ian .-'''
Line In '.---'''-'--
----'.-'------'
orm-hy o.
St're, "
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pROcEEDINGS OF A MEETING OF
THE UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE
OF ORMsBY COUNTY.

PROCEEDINGS VI a MG6AANo oH
THE UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE
OF ORMsBY COUNTY.
At meeting Of the Union Central Committee of
ormsby County held Monday, August 3lSf,
Resolved, That a County Convention Of the Ma
tionaI Union Republican Party of Ornsby County
b. held in CARSON CITY, on
Saturday, September 18th, 1885,
4, nominate One State Senator; Three Assembly
men One Sheriff tine Treasurer one heo' niI
er One County Clerk 'ne As ess r one DIS
trict Attorney; Three Count Commissioners :
One Public Administrator; 'ne County Suleri''-
tendeut of Public Instruction One County sur
vevor One Justice Of the Peace and phe uhsta-
BILE for Carson Precinct, and ''ne JUST oi 'he
peace and One Constable, for Empire; and
County Central Committee OF Five
Resolved, That the appointment OF Delegates
TO the said Convention be as fellows:
Carson Preci ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Brunswick
Total. -''''-
Resolved. That the Delegates from Orm by
F.,unty to the Uuicn State Convention. 10 be held
in Carson, September 10th, 1868, be voted for di-
rect At the Primary Elections i'll each precinct as
q Dor apportiOnnient.
Resolved, That the Delegates to the State Con-
ysntion be apportior ed as follows:
Carson
Empire--..-..-.
BrunsW1cK -.-.-----..-.-'---'-'.-'- -'--.-----
Resolved, That the Primary Elections be held
in the various precincts on
Wednesday, September 9th, 1868,
- follows: 49,.
In Carson CRY, at the Theater Saloon, the
polls to be opened at O'Clock P n, and closed al
oo'clock r. II.
In Impire, at Welter L schwab's Saloon, 'he
Lolls to be opened O'Clock p. N, and Closed AT
pOclock P. 49,,
In Brunswick Precinct. at Brunswick Mill, the
polls opsning At o'clock P n, and Closing AT
O'Clock II.
The flowing boards Of election were chosen :;
In Carvop jacob TobrneI and b. II. Meder,
Judges; James Frazer. Inspector, anu .. H.
NsGalrigle, Clerk.
n Impire:-James Morris and John p hickey,
Judess A. B. cabin. Inspector, and D. A. A'T-
II brunswick Precinct e. ". Chaplin and
". J. Hamilton, Judges; l.. A. Bickford, In
INJECTOR Geo. Perry. Clerk.
Any' legal voter answering afh-matively and sat-
iaS,esarily, the following questions shall lie ell
Titled to vote, viz: ,:
Lat, Did you support the Union Republican TICK
Il. state and Legislative at the l's' genera eec
ton or have you since Joined rec"ghzeo u :
eauixasion Of the Union party! ~
81. 10 YOU endorse the National Union Repubii-
cen Platform?
"a. will you vote for the nominees OF the Tn
ion Rspu blican party. National State and County
e tie next general election
HENRY X. MIGHELS, Chairman
D. A. HoafoS. Secretary
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-26
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EXtemnOre Preaching.

The habit Of reading from the pull
pit tends not only TO make the deliv-
cry dull, but to make the preaching
metaphysical. 1t a sermon is full of
hair splitting, it is certain to have
been written word for word before
hand. If 1t Is to contain a whole
body of divinity, accurately stated, it
must, Of course, be nicely fashioned at
1 the pens point But if it is to be (as
1t generally ought to be) on some
plain, homeiy and vital truth Of the
Gospel, why should it be written ?
The pen o tenest breaches to The
head: the tongue to the heart A
Hladv lately said to Us, IN speaking CT
.A distinguished clergyman who
had made himself bond-slave
10 manuscript, He has great
faculty for preaching religion ont of
people" This same minister Is one
Of the most expert of theolOgians.
/ But if he had been less addicted to
| discussing theological distinctions,
and more addicted to emphasizing
practical religious duties, he might
/ have made himself an excellant ex-
stempOraneOus preacher. If Paul him.
Eself had tried to put into his sermons
all the theology which he reserved for
lis Epistles, he, too-though the
chief of the apostles-would have
been reduced to a manu- cript, suffer-
ed a second thorn in the flesh, and be-
come in speech still more con
temptible." Imagine Christ deliver
ing his Sermon on the Mount from a
bundle OfRapFTQsaW z M
Many ofGeurAtheoIbgieA seminafies
seem to forget that their students are
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-26

to become, not merely theologiaus,
but orators. The chill of the semin-
airy has qUenched the natural fire of
the tongue Of many young man who
might have been a speaker, but who
becomes only read + A minister
said to us mourEfully, charge
upon the seminary where / was trained
the entire crushing out of all my early
tendencies to extemporaneous speech"
Now and then a strong man, In spite
of such early training, achieves sig
nal success in0revoltInR against his
manuscript-as for instance, the Rev.
Dr.. StOTrs, of Brooklyn, whose recent
practice OF extemporaneous preaching
is the delight of his congregation.
But most ministers are never able to
leave their seminary. 1t follows
them, clings to them, and governs
them through life. They throw off
the yoke, bat the stiff neck remains.
1t is as happy a day when a minister
gets rid Of his manuscript as when
church gets rid of its debts.
A lawyer does not read, but speaks.
Why, then, should not a minister
speak. notTead?f Is a sermon a piece
of closer reasoning than a law argu-
mentI On the contrary, the majority
Of sermons, considered as efforts of
reasoning. are not equal to the majeE-
ity of law arguments. If lawyercan
get along without writing, certainly a
minister ought to do the same,
Where is the fault? 1t is not in the
minister's avocation; it is not in his
constitution; it is simply in his train
ing. The oratorical gift may be fairly
presumed to belong9in reasonable
degree, televeTy man who feels Within
himself a strong predisposition toward
either the pulpit or the bar The diff
ference between young lawyer and a
young clergyman is this the one fans
his native spark by speaking; the 9TH
er smothers it by reading. Let
young minister whose temptation is
towards manuscripts tumble an arm
full Of hem into his study fire. They
will brighten his eyes with a sparkle
that win fash new lustre in all his
subsequent preaching The devil is
fond aQliwritten sermons. but trembIes
at the, living voice. -naea h.ps5 sstl7o 4.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

THE AUBSCRABEk CONTINUES
y the Lum Der Business at his old stand
at the corner Of Main and Seventh Streets
and would respectfully inform the public
that his stock Is large and second to noDS
in the assortHents, embracing Pine OF
thicknesses and quality, from the MIC
Third Common Saginaw Board up
Three-Inch First lear Plank.
Also, 500 DOORS Of various thickness
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window Sash, Pine and Poplar Shingfse
3 and 4 feet Lath, Mouldfngs, CASING
Quarter Round, DC, &c.
Orders from the country, river or raj
sen d8m - JOHN F. GLOVER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-26
NATIONAL HOTEL, Oh
aaRneR OF Main ana Fifth Stf6et =
VINCENNES EINDIIJ

Z-sS. DUEEING.,.!...! -. Pfpll = e1ssas
So Busses run to and from the House 10
sarrY PASSENGERS 20 any part OF the citv.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-26
.I4YaIu n II ia
DztiLt1G Notica
Of he Proposed Opening Of an Alley |
in block S.. Ldnaasco. ~. ..-.t

Of he Proposed Opening of an AHey
az 6i6ck IS. LdnoSco. ,.a4, SO
IN MOTEO& OF COUNCILMAN
~ k0lte. seconded by Councilman He'll
man, the following order was unanimous
Ordered, that six weeks public notice,
by advertisement m the Evansville Daily
Journal be given Tat on the 18th day OF
March, 1865, the Common Council of the
city of Evansville W III make am order to
open and lay cut an alley in Block num-
Der slghfY-hEs NO. So in the town of La
maScO City tnow city OF EvansViIIeY; said
alley to be OF the width Of twelve 12) fee,
and TO exi epq nom sixth Street to F'raa &.
lin Street, and the u est line 81 said alley
to .teeone hundred aud nineteen (i19) feet
distant non" Sixth Avenue, and parable
with said sixth Avenue.
And sh0iIhanS person aagrfeved at any
tim q " Thin six weeks, apply to the COm-
mon Council for redress, by petition or re
monstTance left with the Clerk of the
Common Council, and containing state.
the amount demanded therefor said petit
ton or remonstrance VIII be eonsA1 cred,
heard, and determined By the Common
Council on the said 2Sth day OF March,
1858. .8mEf DIS 1Inaifs1f- fza1 FL fgf
And it is further ordered, that the Clerk
reeOrdgihS the Minute Book of the Council
the plat of said Block No. IS, with the sur
width, and length OF said alley. as the
same is proposed to be. laid out and OPEN
ed, wf1fch pIst has been prepared by Chas.
B. l3ateman, City Survey or.
By order of the Council. DIGS .aal -3ft-A
szfsr A. NJ. MCGRIFF.s Clerk. s.
3, City Clerks Office, February 10th, 1873. 4
febl4 dow
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OVER 100 HOUSES and LOTS In va
rious parts of the city for sale. including
some good BUSINESS PROPERTY.
EXCELLENT GARDENING Ian ID,
convenient to the city.
FARMING LAND, Improved and unin-
proved, in this and other States, for sale or
exchange for city property. Also, Timber
Business Odices ana store Rooms to let;
also comfortable Lodging7kooms, near the
centre of business.
A number OF bargains now on our books,
and several applications on file to pur-
chase desirable property. Persons having
such for sale may ind customers by apply
ing at this Agency. We have number OF
applications for renting dwelllng- houses.
Persons having real estate for sale, ex-
change, or rent are REQ uested 10 enter the
details on our books for reference. No
charge unless property is. disposed Of
Terms reasonably Call and see.
VI INSURANCE
OF all kinds effected in good companies
sPeeaisasl attention. given TO LIFE ISSUR-
Z ssg-. NoTARIAL BUSINESS transacted
Wehaye admitted Mr.. THOMAS p. BRIT
ton to partnership in the above bust-
ness, whOs IN conjunction with the under.
signed, viii give IL his best attention. The
style Of the firm viii be fdcNeely, Schubert
d Co. JAMES II. MCNEELY.
JOHN SCHUBERT.
Nov. 2, 1857. [nov4 t-"'sl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-28

LOCUST YEAR.-The sevemtcem year Locusts
advertised to appear this year, are not idcnti>
cal with the Egyptian locusts-in fact they
are not locusts at all, but simply sort of
grasshopper. They have no jaws like the
locust, and during their brief winged state,
devour nothing. The only injury they do is
to the young twigs Of trees, which the female
stings in order to insert her eggs. The
twigs die and fall to the ground. When
Matched from the egg the grub burrows in
the earth and spends the long underground
life in sucking roots aud passing through the
various stages necessary to perfect the flying
machinery. At ''sweet seventeen" it cmerges
into society, splits its underground shell along
the back aud steps out, ready to lay eggs, or,
If of the opposite gender, to beat his drum
for a few weeks in the sunshine. When the
eggs are laid and the song sung, death closes
the scene.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-28
Spirit pf yefersorr.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

BUILDING AssocIATIoN.--We direct the
attention of the shareholders of this ihstitu-
ton to the call for meeting on Friday next
At this meeting the first quarterly report OF
the condition of the Association will be sub
mitted hence the Importance of full atten-
dance of those directly interested il the sue
cess of aa Association which promises to be
prolific of beneficial results to the community.
In this conuexion we deem it not inappropri-
ate to make suggestion to those constituting
the Board of Directors of the Association
The room now used for the transaction of its
business, is hardly such a one as the conve-
nience and comfort Of the officers and mems
bcrs of the Association require, and its joint
occupancy with other parties does cot con-
tribute to its convenience. 1t is true that as
a matter of economy, the room referred to has
its advantages, bat it is questionable whether
these advantages shoald be permitted to out
Weigh the very decided benefits that would
be likely to result frcn the occupancy OF a
room under the ialmediatc and entire control
of the Board CT Directors. On Saturday
iast cold, daEsp, ard Indictment as it was, the
Treasurer of the Association was compelled
TO sit during the day without fire, waiting the
convenience OF the members to come in and
deposit their weekly dues, This was dis
comfort and risk to which no mans healtf,
and patience should be subjected, and the
small stipend allowed this officer for his SER
vices is no compensation to Justify such an in
iudiction We throw out this suggestion in
the hope that those entrusted with the man
agcment of the affairs of the Association will
weigh the propriety of having such accom-
modatious as will give at least the appear
ance of business.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-28

The elections now in progress in North
Carolina and Georgia will leave only four of
the Southern States yet to vote ON the rati-
fication of their new constitutions, viz: Nir-
gnia, Mississippi, Florida and Texas. OF
these, Virginia aud Florida, have framed con,
stitutions. In Mississippi the convention is
still in session, and its work by this time
nearly completed. In Texas the election for
a convention was held about two months ago,
but no order for its assembling has yet been
issued. The State will, therefore, be some
months yet before it can possibly be pre-
pared for admission. In Florida the cleo
ton to ratify the Constitution has been order
cd to be held on the first Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday in May. The Radicals, it is said
have triumphed with the colored vote in
South Carolina, Arkansas, and Louisiana.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-28

THE MILLINERY BAZAAR of Mrs. a. &.
MITCHELL & Co., on Main street, is now the
great centre of attraction, and the ladies are
focking there to get sight at the beautiful
goods on exhibition. We hayn'ta great deal
of taste in these matters, but when we see
flower we can tell whether it is white or yell
low, and just so, we know whether we are
looking at Bonnet, or miniature repre-
sentation of the article that bears that name.
We thought that the styles last year were
about as small as they we'll could get, but
this season caps the climax. With one OF these,
lady can give full exhibition of her face
and waterfall. A big butterfly, with about
fourteen yards of ribbon attached to his flying
apparatus, would afford as much protection to
the cad. But then the ladies say they are
pretty, and SO they are, and that fills up the
programme. All right, the next 6 eason may
abolish head. gear altogether.