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A or
CohP7 ROLLER oFFtCE

VII 0VNN|-W = VIII" "
NASHVILLE, January p 1851
I, q. ". Blackburn, Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that tEe rticrd
Fire IuFurance Company, located at HEREFORD,
in tie Stale OF Com e~cticut, has proauCed 10
nee satisfactory evidence that said cOmpauy
has complied with ID Ito r.~quEeueuts Of lie
laws OF the state Of forue see imposed or
insurance companies and 4urther certify that
Henry a LltletOn, agent Of sid cOmp anY,
has aiso Ou1pie VIII toe requirement. OF tho
cases:
Wherefore. said HartErd Fire Insurance
Company has authority to take RS s and
transact the uSin Of insurance in this state.
at Memphis, Ienu. q ". GLAtKBLRE,
Ja2 Comptroller Of tennessee.
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8lJ7,W 3
NIsCELLANEoUa.

II. The greatest amount IN uredin any one risk
IS $4,000, except In special cases.
u. Tn amount insured In any one city. town
or village, depends upon It's size aud how
built.
lS' The amount iUsUred IN any one block, de-
pends as above.
"A. Certified copy OF The Charter Of tho Com
pany. as z ed heretofore.
Is. General power of attorney for Agents to &C
cept service Of process previuusIy fled.
GEORGE I CHASE. President.
GEORGE NJ. COT Secretary.
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Case No. IS.

In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. IN the mat
ter or Reuben H Abel, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee SIS.
To whom II may concern: y
VNHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
I appointment as assignee OF Reuben Il.
Abel. IN the county OF Faystte and State
Of Tennessee, within said district. who mas
been adJudged q bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court OF said district.
Memphis, Tennessee, the S0th day of January,
AID 1858.
WILLIAM Y. CIRODE. Assignee, Etc,
no. $50 Main street, W4ldran Block.
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rrcrIoN AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
"A No. Lumktn's How, Anntsynles Ate he.
-sf1er AZ Goods on Consignment, Collector Of
claims. Real Estate and stock Agent. ANY
necessary references, u raquizea, tAebim
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MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
Wormeley, Joy & Co, AydIett, Robinson &
Co, 3 N. Webb,& 20, Tool, Phillips q Co, La
cey z @cGhee, \. Corona, A. r. FARMLAND,
Jacob Alexander, Clapp, Vance & Anderson,
General n. y. Forrest, General j.. r. Chzimers,
Ion. Joseph L. n~Ontgonery. Judge :. =. Ca
.1ihers, Rev. 3. H. FOrl,D.D., Rev =. r. Graves,
Judge Pbineas 7. Scruggs, Galloway, Hampton
Co., DeSoto Insurance Company.
Agency OFFICE IL MEMPHIs-EO. & Madl-
SON street, KIT williams Hook.
MoMAIION q OTIS,
State Agents for Wet Tennessee,
Mississippi, ATkRnsas and North Louisiana.
=: > Ii
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Retail Price : s. 90, Everywhere

Terms Invariably Cash On delivery Ma
better opportunity FOR men OF small means IN
realize income than by agency Tor
sale Of the FINLEY CHURN DASEFR An
ply IN per on, or address with stamp for par
~ricuiars, 4. A CAMERON q co.
General Agents, 32I Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
Remaining counties yet open for agency Of
FINLEY ChUEN DASHER ia North and Mid
de Mississippi WestanG Middle Tennessee ami
Arkansas some States North and South open
or agency, O. LIBERAL terms.
A.CAMERON & co.
Parties owning desirable city or suburban
property. who wish TO convert l. Quickly and
10 good Advantage, can make a transaction for
the NLLk EIE DASHER for extreme
western territory The profits can he made
Immense or The PRgirc coast aud other por-
Ji0gs Of the FAR West. Cali Rad see Us, and in
dueements may be offered that perhaps. may
please you very ICcE.
IA. CAMERON 4 co.
III Main street.
The FTELEY CEURN uASuER Shlpped to
any address on receipt OfTHEEE DyLLARS.
or by express &C. U. ID
IA. CAMERON & CO..
Ja!A 81 Main street. Memphis
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STATE or COSSECTTCUT, .
HRrLfnTl cnunlV. -

STATE OF COSSECTICUr, l.
Hartford county.
January 8, JS5s, personally appeared George
l. Chase, PRECEDENT, and George NJ. colt.
Secretary OfIhe Hartford Fue INSURANCE. CoFa-
pany, and made oath Juat the forcgOi- " state
meut by them subscribed, IS aItue. fuiI
correct statement Of the affairs OF ld CUu-
p8ny, and eXhluifs, 50 lar as can be a>ceri aimed
at TINS dale, ijs actual condition on the Thirty
fast day OF December, 1871.
Before me, GEQ. SUMNER.
Notary Public.
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LEGAL.


In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the Hsat-
ter OF Joseph Lorey, bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
To whom il may concern
THE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF Joseph LOrey, OF
Memphis, ia the county OF Shelby and State OF
Tennessee, within said District, who has been
adJudged a bankrupt upon bis own petition, by
the District Court OF said district.
Memphis, Tennessee the LIST dag OF February,
Alb, 1865. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
Assignee, Etc, No. $50 Main street, Waldrap
Block. feb2 Iawgw
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Salt! Salt!

VVvEare regularly In receipt oil Iarge Fuppi5eso
w KANAWHA and OHIO RIVER SALT, IN
new batreis. which We oner 90 The trade. IN
onantIties o suit. atitbs lowest market prices.
BANKSMITH, HUMPHREY &CO,
Agents and Commission AeEchanuS
Iass In 10. > Howard koF,
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GRAND SPECIAL SCHEME
or TIE
RALEIGH MINERAL SPRINGS,
TO BE DRAWN ON OR ABOUT
ID, 1865,
Under the direct auspices Of the following well
known L-1eus OI Memphis:

DIRECTORS.
n C0R0ENA, Pres't German National Bank .
JOHN s. I3Jr. aI Ts3f, Phillips & Cos
W. Is NV ART. I .je q ~. l. Stewart Bros:
UIF SAINDEES, C.-. Collector:
4. r. PlIIMAN, OF Il. FitImau q Co;
GEO LEuUEEE, o. Ward &Laguere.
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LOST

THE fouowinE COUPONS o! She Mississippi
and Tennessee X. k, were lost Ia TAI, ciiA In
Oetabsr last. Payment has besz stopped. Any
Information concernLu them viii be received
OF Memphis:
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: around at nom q nsqa, asd ssssAasa .
-shaJnpoo1sd,
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CzAMBEE or CoEEERcEl
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Case No. G.

In the District Court OF the United States, for
The District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of :. D.. Truehesrt, ankTupt. In bank
ruptcy, District Of West Iennes,ee-ss.
To whom it may concern:
VHHE undersigned hsreby gives notice OF his
i appointment as G~ssignee Of 5. d Truehea /
OF Germantown, in the County OF Shelby and
state OF tennessee, within said Distr CT, who
has been adtuGgcd a Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by ths District Court OF said District,
Memphis Tenn tbs l7th day Of January, A.
d. Is s. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
Assignee, etc No. $50 Main Street, Waldian
Block. jais law3w
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PUBLIC SALE
% F.
REAL ESTATE E.

I pursuance Of a decree or the Circuit Court
1 OF Chicot CouEty, in The State of Arkansas,
IN ChauceTy sat NJ. rendered At the December
term thereof. A. ID. 1867, in a certain cause
therein pending, wherein the creditors o. Ju-
MUS W Craig. dec ased, were co~mpiainants,
and EmmaJ ]. Wright and Others were defend
ants, the n eTstgned, Johnson Chapman, as
r ceiver of the estate OF said Juuius w de-
ceased, Gully appoint d as such by said decree,
will proceed 10 offer for sale at pub &c auction
TO The highest bldger, for cash in hand. at the
times and places hereinafter mentioned, all Of
The real estat belonging 10 The es-a @ Of Esid
Jun ius W deceased yiDg und being in the
State aforesaid; thHJ is 10 say, at the mont door
OF The Courthouse OF said County OF ChicOt, in
this rntrn NJ T.aLa N1Vnua
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.DE2O5ETOEY- German National RaaEE
Z. Z. ECCEIEET -.-- financial Secretary.
$34,5OO IN PREMIUMS.
NUMBER of PRIZES, %.
CERTIFICATES, SIS EACH.
A FOrlgne or q Homestead for S..
CAPITAL PRIZE VALUED 1T $2l,I 900 co..
Which amount h5s recently been offered for
the Springs and Grounds Immediately
E-THrnuudfug
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VAN EVRTE. HORTON
No. 82 Nassau street. NsvT VII
- FOR sale by all News Agents isi5
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Non-R esfdent Nntfce.

By z J. BLACK. ID. g.. q n
2. B. Barnes, Sol. Tor ComDf't ~ fsvSsv
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sninrdaY. sth nar of Fehrnarr. 1sas.

Between the hours prescribed by law, offer and
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, In front Of
the Courthouse door, Aemphis, Shelby county,
Tennessee, the following DESCRIBED personal
- lie propertv OF ms defendant, Fendal Car
penter, to satisfy said above mentioned exee1-
lion: One CARRIAGE n one DoUBLhSEI
VI sheriff Shelby county.
BY JAMES y. SWAN, DIS.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

DY virtue of a Trust Deed ere -utsd BY T. p.
y ham bers ana IL ID. Chambers, dated Osto-
ber 9th, lk6G, TO secure 70 r. ". Price the pay
msnt Of q certain note therein specified, i viii
offer at public sale to the highest bidder, fOr
CASH, on
Monday the 10th day OF February, 1868,
4 certain tract OF parcel Of land containing
Eleven acre and ssvsnty-sevsu huHd e1ths OF
an ace Cl U-iOl situated az The Intersection Of
Union and T~reZevant avenues. about thres
miles east Of the city Of Memphis and psrtfcu-
lErly desc toed IN the deed OF the said x. v
Price 10 T. 2. Chambers, Trustee Of II. b.
Chambers, dated October 10Th, 1856.
sale 10 take uiaCo in the Ha ] OF the Memphis
Chamber OF Conn erce, Odd Fellow baIl, al
y oclf elk m. The title Is boiied to be good, but
j convey only a. Trustee.
3aslMt JOHN =. IRRELEVANT. T. usie4.
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James II. Lucas, Samuel VIII, Theodore La
veille, Charles Il. Peek, Robert K Woods, Jules
Vale, Geo. X. Robinson, Robert r. Carr, John
y. Thornton, David X. Ferguson, Hon. John
Hogan, Henry OveTslolZ, Nicholas Schaener,
William ]. Gay, VIVA. G. Jstn1sOp, r. II. Han
enkamp, J.. IL Baker, d. Il. January, VIM. !.
Lewis, r. Rozier, Jr, Jacob Tamm.
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INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
HONE OFEICE, No. SIG olive Street,
81. LOUIS.

d. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. II. LUCAS, Vios-Preside t.
WM. Il. SELBY.S eoretary-
WIN. N. BENTON, GenI Agent.
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gr,day. the ia Dsy or February, 1858,
SheriF's nae.

J. H. Murray ct al. Admins OF Wray, deceased,
vs. Fendal Carpenter.
HNDER and by virtue OF an execution to me
u directed from the Fayette County Ctrcuit
eoartin above cause. 1 win, on
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A-sets. January 1, Isss. over s2,5Os.O 900

Issues Policies on ALL THE MOST AP-
PROVED HOE-F0RFETTTEG Pr aEa,
on as good terms as any
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue of a deed of trust made to me by
D Fannie j. Hunt and John A. Hunt. on the
lst day OF August, 1855, and recorded in the
Registers once OF shelby county, IN Book No.
"a, pages ZSi and -, to secure certain indebted
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uAvING claims AZ ains ~ me ss estate o. ss~es
II MslhLs1s nropegly authenticated with
the hhe ao1nsdsrsiened, within ih st t1@s PF fs5EaSs q, Py
laMs OF lHs estate will CONS orwarda and pay
oenssa ~ NICHOLAS MABATASTA,
the same. .FRANK VACCARO-
Adnninfstrators, 267 Meln street.
ID. Rurka Picks EFT, Att2fneys
Ledger copy I'll forbid''s asplg
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K4VAN4GH & DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
TIE most reliable Cushion u,,sd nm R,1,,or,
L Tables is the NA
Cat-Gut Cushion

CatGut Cushion,
Manufactured by KAVArgAUGH & DECEE-
ana patented Decem Der Is. IeB n~es ScieofL5c
American, Vol 10, No III
= ths Only Cashloo that possesses all the
quaill6s essential U, q Perfect CushfoD II H.
NE most elh-uc and most durable Cusufo1 aver
cHerea 10 the bLtiard-DiaviDg publfc a. a.
houAuahi4S proven by the great demAnd for H.
5IsSe us introduction The popularity which
distinguishes the Cal Gut Cushion and renders
~ Superior % al 9th ems, l. the tlghtened cord OF
ca.-sNt Whlch oserhes The face aud edge OF the
IOSDsr ana run5Ang the fuli length or the
CUSHION, which prevents the ball from bejdin0
M nv az IuoDeS and jumping rom the tables
ne aaqlloh orthe c6t-cuI cord also adds mucb
IL e!as Icily Of the Cushion.
C"@-Sut Cushion has already been an
- . over lOJO tables, which are in constr. n
ase. II can be applied to tables Of any mf X.
loE S75 per set.
Cavanagh a Deeker's Factory. at The cn-,sr
OF tenLre and Canal streets, y. Y. is tina n,ost
complete OF It's kind in the world. . ne ma
rhlnery II Of the most improved chars ciar- inc
number drying room the largest In TIE T1tteJ
states, the material used the best I nat can no
PurGnaAed, and The workmsn GhorouRhIy
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and oil
o. the DesG MAKE, constantly on hand.
kavanagh g. Decker are Tho onII aoants a,
tlls country Tor kay's Che Cement adiudued
by competent authorities 70 be the best Cenent
ever used.
Fun size Tables cut dozen for sIOa.
send Tor illustrated Price List
& DECKFR
SofheF OF OeRtre and Canal streets.
New York q ~.
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WITT
J. .. cHiDlsTER & co.'s
United States
M ALL s s
PoTEES SOUTH AND VEST
IN ARKANSAS.
Commodious Coaches, Fine Teams, ana Sober
Drivers.
SYSTEM
Thoroughly inaugurated, saving passengers
money and trouble.
Persons Going East or Coming Vest
VIII Ind this route perfectly reliable at all
seasons, being the
UUIrKD STATES MAIL LINE.
J. UGH TICKE rs
For sale at all Railroad Offices in Memphis and
AZ oInces of all co anectng lines East or Me- M
Phls, and all Stage Offices Westo Little RoVk.
General W estcrn Ticket Office,
At the Anatomy House, Little Rock.
John B. Davis,
suprt n. and W. Il. Paclzet Co, Memphis.
James ". II oberGssn.
suP't NJ. n L. h. r. Il, Little Rock.
John It. Chtdister.
Sup't Stage Lines, Little Rock.
H. G.. Richards,
General Ticket Agent, Little Rock.
Tickets Can be Procured in Memphis at
az the Ofices or
Levy r. miller, 8 Jefferson street.
larry Harnstad a Co,
Corner Main and Madison.
OVertOn Ticket ONCE,
Overton Hotel. I
Memphis and Charleston z r.,
Corner South Court and Main.
Memphis and Ohio 4. n. Office,
fan28 2s7L Main street.
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BisterS.

The human stomach seems TO require tonic
stimulant. From time whereof the memory oil
man runncth not to the contrary, tonic bitters
have been used. Formerly men made their own
bittcra and few thought Of eating breakfast
without first taking their "tansy." Those were
days, Eow.ver. when prohibitory laws We're un'
known, and in consequence liquors were pure.
Dealers could then afford to be honest and sell
nothing but the unauthorized. Now, however,
what with government tax and court fnes, poke.
berry Juice and alcohol myst pass muster for
old rye and pure bourbon People have
come TO fear poison .ng more than malarial dis
eases and dropped their "tansy.' Right here is
where HosTfTTER & SMITH, of Pittsburgh, have
proven benefactOrs. Years ago they commenced
the manufacture of H0STETTERS STOMACH
BlTTERS, laying il down as n rule that has
since been eonscientiously followed 20 use moth
ing but the purest liquors, manufactured ex-
pressly for tuem. BY strict adherence to this
rule they have won public confidence and reaped
their reward in a large profitable and steady
business. Their BlTTERS is known all over
tho country They are the pioneers OF the bust.
ness and have the largest mandatory III the
world. Nor has success in their case, as IN too
Ipany instances rendered them careless; their
Bitters is rs puEe and good to-day, as was the
first distillation. Weheartily recommend them
as t0niC
As a specific for dyspepsia, hiliousness, con.
situation merry BUSINESS. general debility, and re
mittcnt aud intermittent fovers its efficacy has
never been questioned.
There are many worthless limitations; we
earnestly caution tho public against them
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Founder.

-a / send you arecipe for founder, which
having used FIVE years, know it to be toe
valuable to keep from the public. One
tablespoonful of pmyerized alan
thrown well back in the horses mouth
Just as soon as you find out he is found
cred. Keep from water during the day
. In every case that have tried, it has
proved sure cure.
Two Years ago last fall, d friend Of
miuein fliilSboro' had yonng rare he
thought great deal of. We were ont
i'm the country and drove pretty fast
On coming home lf' gave her in charg,
OF u boy: told him 10 feed her little
J corn; le gave her good feed OF corn
and aftcrward some oats. In the morn
lug she was badly founderrd- l gave
her one dose of alum rs above aud no
water till night: text day yen would
NnthaVe known it.-RarGi WOrId
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The Pear,

In conversation with a lady friend oil
lours the other day, on the subject OF
b Pear-eulture, sue gave us the rule
which brings her uniform success-and
she is successful beyond any other cui-
turist within many miles of Wheeling
We remarked that the blight destroyed
so many trees that it was very discour-
aging to new begtnners-aud old ones,
too, in fact. amy rule," she said, sis &c
Keep planting. If the branches OF
tree blight, cut OFF the dead branch
two or three feet below the affected
part, and these infected branches
burn. If "a tree is killed, / plant Two in
its place. All this involves some labor
and expense, yet ] regard my pear crop
the most profitable crop raise
While on the subject, We will Fen
ton the fact that, among the gfrccn'a-
tires of the peay-blight is, good, firm,
and deep soil, and Site favorable to
therearly ripening Of the wood, and adj
verse TO late succulent growth. Plant
the trees on soil of medium fertility,
and maintain an annual growth of
shoots from one 20 two feet in length,
by constant cultivation. The bark thus
becomes more able toFesist changes aud
disease as the growth is moderately
vigorous, and healthy anG natured.
The cause of the blight, like that OF
the potato disease, remains hidden; but
as we have both Il preventative and h
remedy, to know the cause : not iapor-
tant
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The houdon E'ippin Tree

Mr. Oliver Taylor, of Virginia, writes
to thu Gardeners MoRNB, for May, that
he has recently taken another survey OF
the original Louaon Pippin Apple'tree,
AID desires 20 know if it has an equal
anywhere. 1t has been in bearing SO
years, and they who knew it 50 years
aso, report it 10 have been an old tree
then, aud it'las uotbesn known to fail
bearing, each year, from Al TO - bush
els of apples. of the fnn size and quail
ity they now pOsSess.
Until two years ago, not limb on it
showed decay, but, spreading about a
feet, and rising above IS feet, it was as
fiBs specimen as could be imagined.
Now, one large branch has broken the
symmetry Of the tree, by its absence.
No dOubt can exist but that this tree
has borne at the rate of 80 bushels per
year on the average for 100 Years past,
of first quality apples. an who &t
them here in their prime, pronounce
sthem first rate: aud it is Doubtful if the
quality can be surpassed 10y any apple
of the Pippin class.
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Tina. should be Needed

We desire'to call the attention of the afflicted
to the inertia of Robacks Blood Pills, a purely
vegetable cathartic, free from mercury and all
mineral poisons, and undoubtedly the best reIa'
edy extant FOR the radical cure Of nervous and
sick headache, billions disorders and all affections
of the Liver and Blood. They are, as their name
indicates, Blood Pil they search the blood for
disease and strike at the very root thereby eff.
fectins not temporary but permanent cures.
As pargative, they are all that can be de.
sired being mild and safe in their operation
and unguestionably ono of our most satisfactory
Cathartic Pills, and should be kept in every
household, aud, when taken in conjunction with
Robacks Blood Purifier are unequalled for
curing ScrOfua, Skin Disease, Old Sores, Salt
Rheum, dyspepsia, Erysipelas, Tumors, Erup:
tons, aud all diseases arising from disordered
state of the blood or a disOrganized state of the
system Try these medicines and you will
never regret it. Ask those who have used
them. and they will tell You they are the best of
medicines. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
aVrl3.lm
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nl.,rimouy md maternity.

!. NJ From the London Saturday Review,
10 the unmarried girl life is q sheer
boodage, and there is no sacrifice to be
lehuntried If it only promises "a chance
of d,livcrance.e Sbe learns to despise the,
sense, the information, the womanly,
reserve which fail to attract the deliv-
erer. She has to sell herself to pur-
chase her freedom; and she will take
. very stong measures to secure q pur-
chaser. Fhe fop, the fool, little knows
the keen scrutiny with which the gay
creature behind her fan is taking stock
of his feeble preferences, is preparing
to play upon his feebler ayersions. Pit
'iful as he Is, 1t is for him that she ar
ranges her artillery on the toilette table,
the little secrets,p the powder bloom,
the rouge "preeipitated from the dam
ask rose leaf" the Syrian lotion that
gives beauty and freshness to the COM
plexion, piumpness TO the figure, clear
ness and softness to the skin he has
a faint flicker of liking for brunettes;
she lays her triumphant finger on her
walnut stain" and darkens into the
favorite tint. He loves plumpness, and
her "Sinai Mama" Is at hand to secure
embonpoint Belladonna flashes on him
from her eyes, Kohl and antimony deep
en- the blackness Of her eyebrows" bloom
of roses" bushes from her. lips. She
stoops to. Conquer, and it, is no wonder
that the fsp and the fool go down. The
freedom she coyets comes with mar
rage, but it is freedom threatened by
thousand accidents, and threatened
above all, by maternity. 1t is of little
use to have bowed to slang and ohoni'
der straps, if it be only 10 tie oneself 10
the cradle. The nuSsers S1a ms saIiy III
nau; 1t clips her social enjoyment, it
curtails her bonnet bills. "The slavery
of nursing child" one fair protestor
tells us, ''only q mother knows" Aud
SO she invents pretty theory about the
damage done to modern constitutions
by our port.dIinking forefathers, and
ceases to nurse at all. But even this is
only partial independence; she pants for
perfect freedom from the cares of ma
ternity. Her tone becomes tho tone of
the household, and the spouse she has
won growls over each new arrival. She
is quite ready TO welcome the growl.
Mature" "a mother Informs US, "turns
FESTIVE after the birth of two or three
children" aud mother turns FESTIVE with
Nature. "Whatever else you may do"
she adds, ''yOu will never persuade us
INFO liking to have children" aud if we
did we should not greatly value the
conversion. AEd So woman wins her
liberty and bows her emphatic reply to
the worlds appeal, GIVE us good moth
ers," hy declining to be mother at
all ~