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, 1869-08-01

lNE CHICAGO 1uutfHE Inns repeatedly
called :!:s attention Of tho public untI VI tho
uilccrB Vi the law to tho fAct that tho junk
hLupH, secondhand dealers and pawn.
brokers with fcwsLonu1nblo e1ceptIons)
we're the roat iustigators of much Of the
crime, III they aro the trnincra Of tho yount:
thieves Of this city. Iloro ia not 9 police
officer In Chicago who will no. confirm this
statement. Thcse establishments, ~
claaee- arp dcns for the reception Of stolen
goods, and nre the payn,asteta. .ofdcos. where
the thieves dzaw the cash proceeds u their
rothcrisa. Thcrn ia not O woek in which
property stolen by boya and gisls is NOT
trncod to these deus but there is always
pmo inc1piieablc power In junk shop
which Reems to pa5nlyz tho arm o{ jnstice.
rhe unfortunate toys aro punished, hut tho
.en-fola more ra4calIy tlealer, Who pays them
tor stealing. buys nnw family carriage,
rHl'scribes libcrllly to public charities, and
builds new marble front. He IL not
punished hu il not sent to prison; uor
il he disturbed i'll lis nefa rions trnff1c.
The Common Council Of Chicago dare
not leghlate extensively upon the subject
of junk dealers. Grand jurors Look upon
Junk tea}ers as public benefactors, and, ~
fnr from indietinK them for any crime,
vonll more likely commend them 10 the
special gratitude s,f parents
We have had frequent occasions 10 point
ont clear cases where property has been
ktolrn hecauke the thi had knowledge
beforehand where they could convert the
property INTO money, mud it is not many
1luutl.s since We published the facts If q
cate where one Of these jnnk shops had
purchased, in advance of the hcft, a1l the
lenl pipe, gas f1turea, nnd even the copper
1,oilcr in hanse temporarily vacant. The
city lns just been startled with another ex-
3x,sure Cd thls subject, 4 number of these
dealers have organized, and kecp unlcr pay,
Gh1'gs u boyf, wht'ae business it il to enter
houRts n,nl 1luudcr tLeu If all
portable articles. from the carpets
III the n.r,r to tie smallest wine- glass
i'll tie 1wntry. THESE nre carried to the
s1fi>r. MID tlr lp,ya are phil a1n,ni twp per
urnt ot the vaine of str property stolen,
The ln+t tmFe discovered ia tint flve buys,
ei,eti f1"n ~ e. IL years. had, within few
nttEr. r1itcr.d i and r''hle..l thirty-ei1 rrivnle
I"el1ings, within n district uf 1eas tlau
fhitd 1t fni|e t1uh1c, All tie rr,iastY
tnEtn frrh tlIrao hnlars WIS catrj,"l IN tin
llfnliaeH 1t four junk dsalera. vhet" n
iatGe 1fnl,"rti.n uf it. with funth ntl,nr
tt'st"tts. hHr been f''nt1 nlr1 identified
We str mn nt"1tetui. fur tla t",,u. hui VII
ifs'Et Tint ihe rrt'rf,rfa II ti1iu ttu,mti,
, 1869-08-01
Cir Tribuuc.
SUNDAY, AUGUST l, ls,;a.


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II Nj. tch,n,z fabnrs un,1cr n, x,,,,,d IN.
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.s l"4-'.'. 49,. y. ls'.s ~. - '.. - .s'@uon w
49, t,, WITH A-u"t ~ ~ 1u n1nu',, 1ou4
1+''I.'1 :o ~ = '''aa' -. oA.''
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10y "'>4 ~ 49, 49,; ' 4' ..st|o'
~ sevsne tn 'A4'-pfu '''s 'e' ~ io' -'AssoS'
',aio 'ne SUPPORT Q. '1e t1ueFta aS coh'en-
non l"ekets anu 1ePcatefS' Is OF iseH
CORRUPT Emu oafei5 lesa fo1'en @aan II n1r.
seA'nt@ naa been pa1d' for each th'ef aud
"g"oona "ischa1seo' caan In hanu* eaca a
A-g1an' eat1er oi on-c1a po"ef ius personal
pFons Ii mol only corrupt III spl''1 ana N
'"ci, bHt criminal lty what 6peclnl mode
, 1869-08-01

Flint, IT carefully inR,chch mlfh IT, II Ia IN
1unesf rerrssnfY, h,nGtef, tn ttusctre uniformity
III cUIurt gnt rphtfaats are the fage.
hATIijku uHfHsta.
All ta''tps tieaatH tin seaat1s shnatt tatc
bathing 'frras with tAel ltrAt .aAtts, III faa.
i"i4ale hlors, lhry aniy tat u faah' hots,a'iuar
lhr3 tcrd MT Gust Hitna lhAn half that s,tta. A
FthseFfa'l" dF"sa In thrh rpa4tY NJ MI tiMeA With.
1at tThah|1 " exprntet AFt Tho uwiter Il Fr1Irf1
lta1 tle 1aaHfof h'lu Epc1asil} Ut taking tef tt4r
~Ilh a crowd III "thaF appILanu fof onssHfI,s~. II
hrpQ yudcJ ssE'rd Nilh canrse, gritty KAtls'cnt,
k3wA}a ,niAua eatlos u xaue Important l'aTt III
lin hnlhhing, and sl~ssA ts, o.K OF lou Ahors lut
tho rersen ol Tho NtaEtE. Tin pslhu charged,
moreover, tor Tho pEtyego at wearing Thesis su'ts,
which change hAnus hsif do1sa t1n.ns q tlaF.
and may hare t1ucbesi \ purson with the NH AL
nor last, II 70 s1sIAvagnut thst tho mones paul
io7 fow days would purchase now oaH
JENNIE IukE,
, 1869-08-01

Young Hsalatb, who embe1Iied 4t3,t1t, N&s the
New York correspondent Of ths Boston Post-
Napoleon III. Ia engaged on the second volume
Of the life of CR*al.
The Prince Imperial Of France Is a very good
rider Oh The Feloctpede.
Peter Cont<, the -epooiIhresd" man, has beeu
kpehtcd.
4 Long Dnnch letter to the New York EtprtA
says: Mrs. tilundT again announces General
shc11dau's cngaZeuent This time the lady Is q
beautiful Cuban hettrss. ~
The Hon. Lafayette i. Foster has received tu
oHer Of the Kent Trofe ssotshp IT the Yale L.w
School, which was vacaied " the ueath Of ex-
Governor Iutton.
Marx TWAIN, when in Bostou, called for copy
Of the nWr Of Mass4chuketts tn sec II tnesc was
sb3titing in them IL prevent him from dr1uktnR
tct>Nnter."
French DEPUTY Observed! to N. Thfer4, nrFcpps
IF the Enpefors message: swell, liberty ts
brought 10 ted at last" "1ct," WAS tht replf,
but II il by CnfArean operation"
MustarhA Fh1Jl faEhs, who has rncrnt. been
!a1ned member Of the Turklrt Cabinet, t,soee tile
hank os ltomtutR, few dats hg1, and won
3ts., ~ frhucA.
ltHrli,scucc ~ns brought to th~ rnpe, IN July
u, IT the death III hts tr1hhrr. Caint AalreI
Marital l'eifett rllo hni died 1t Fin,gagila fr1ul
ihe effects of a faI The Count, whn Tas IN hls
2lh Jcbr. was the hrAi VI The iRtilify. Tnp rufe
VAS much Ailttictl
William .1C,'lafi, +. H. A., fur thirty krfr ,est.
r'lit.t III tbr tpfnlbIl ttftrrfy a,tfir. dial ~.
rrhtit IN ErElhhH In f1s Asth yraf. tie
rak l<,ttt In Eris0, tt 11"7 and frnsr ta.M st,1
~lth'n fhr rn.s rh trar~. hr natttrr'i1ei nii,i
lie ttrss. ~ ttpattrt. rlfI1nf And snth"f. Ir a.
tha'tntrnlAt III srts'Hu tiflhshR,p. ttlr A.ssasih
tt Mf. irf,isHI, t'hRrrtmt nf III" t;shhrgIrt,
tn Ira trt,shlt hf xiu Ana ktRhna u him. Ht,'i
Attst1ttslsI, anias frst III ~ t,lRtf Ut iho ntt!
, 1869-08-01
The Cotton Goods Question.

IL The Editor n The Chteo9o TRIBUNE:
Your co.rcspoudcnt "'1c," grae.ously ao-
kroH iedGe4 hcr error In her tr1t stateMcnt which
called forth ny reply, md now ndmlta that 10th
SIDES Ct cotton Ctutn alike AMI tells her 10
tcnr nan3 At random. She, however, Atlll ctiags
10 thc tnfkc idea that tho Scx iork Milla, Ham-
sntta ujd toneAAic b1eached cottonx nrc stansaT1,
because iona clerks hare told her 10. Tho state-
Incnt oI onc Of them, that tho demand for SeT
YORK Stills IN Geaier than for any other goods II
TINT tine, Il untrue. The safe Of WamsuEtA and
Lonstlne Is very lMge In tho Hfst b.
cnufc tskoEaat eoraen arc bard to DC con-
ytueed. The Tnu su,ta IL q good cotton, but
suct brnnhs ns the Long rou'ts ami o'hrE+ can he
bought for the shme prsce. and are worth four
ceEta Irs sult El"rs 10 the cunsumer. shs says
"ctta.ns HAT rujc tho market aso Standard 8"
III The West, but one hundred pieces arc not te-
Iailtt, In Eos' OIL III a whole .ear, tecalsc other
coltons ike The Aaics 1X and oIhers, arc far 81.
Inc Eas. Know Il, and women also. Tnr Ions.
dulc cotton, undeI huJ other nnknowu t!ckes,
xorn not nr1ng over tcyepteen cents In any job.
u The West The ord .tstantiarn y she has MS
app!ird. II shc ahoul1 usk \. 7. Stewart or clai-
iin tthc dry gnocs kings Of America, II they had
her with benildered emile. aud ask her 10 e1-
plain: hut Il Bhe asked for stan lard totsafIs, she
would T. answered promptly IN r. a'nsm.,'te: \
span 10 cettaln number OF yarn,
> a5-lo0 yards will weigh q pount, 1ke the
Atlantic A's, Indnn Heads. Lyman Es, etc
Ofhcf brands Ike STARK i and Medforts are not
ttADd1E.lA, because It takes mCtu than b5-lDU
yartls to weigh pound. STANDARD print cloths
must bc Of q certain qua'tts, weight. ind count
print" must be made fEum ''standarti clotn"
ind last maddtr co'orT, llke Bpra9us's, American.
HchmoudK etc, but thcrp Is no such thing "a
" sinntnIu ttuehsd cotton" Known among drJ
goods seudcra In Aner1ca. In proof OF my state-
n'ents. have carefully and correctly Prepared for
the public benefit, the following lit o! Rome Of
the ieadiDg brands Of tard-Nlie nlearhe cottons.
ElyirE their count TO sq7nro inch, number OF
,ar,s 70 sas pound rholesale price, ann rea! vi.
whcn shc has occasion 10 hug any beachsi cot.
1utF, she witt nnd 1t Of very great value 10 her:
, 1869-08-01

III homogeneous '"t''At'Ain' "I'"f" NIL nj" I'll
''t'' 'esei u 'ghoFnncr, nnd 'loscl"r !n'o NJ
fnofs FORMS "f fb"rEs't nn'' ernsr"s "d ,n-
''"''lco an s''r'c "tr in'livhl"nlas nls". hy
','''"''' ~h'e' ''T!lhs with hrcn'l wh!s'l".
'"''''" ''"c" " 3" 'lns'' nn' @""l'' g. lat
~ Inv ~" "'f"'s',"i a'""' y Ae'""'"' *""a.
"''i''"',''e" ''.'' ~ s''' "M"n''h" NM
=" '"f"nr!"f'', ~ht' IN nj e''oe thn t'''yHIr!n'l.
p'".s' l""t, as"sfhls'"'', "rtr"'I''""r. nal
Ir"'iM "f hin l"'rlr. Int IN n.ankiul
"'s"nr" s!'eho fHnesus'a .!ltfasrns!s.a INNING
Inherent i"E"'t'n, "e.. dc. Tia versatility
u An""l'"lH" with ~hirh Mr. hj"ncnr ~.
ln"t'a 'l'h eio l''oa 'nt' vaht ft'lutl1r", '''s'
" he'eht!ho kno~ledgo' can ofi'y 10 'a't NY
, 1869-08-01
---------4 A.------
AdFuntnue In II nstteEi nj fSenfthK
Hten'A e,tnthes.

ra.'. H. IE sSr1- ~ in Nv Sr1i II n'Fn'. IL ~,
rrt. WIN h's stattt+ nrh sHe was s'''ls-l ~ Fn,
III 'r.'nrht, ..h In rt"'he. tr.arra .ns.in ari
sc.!h tn tsrt III: rn.a nrt'l .r.slss, s'aI II last
''ssrI ''ssIrt 'e .Yrsti4 81 H.. E. m aa7 nj, ''Yu :I
t,rth.ss t,rihs. AMI lska III. IasI~y t.t''l;
y. ft'"1s 1a', ttat .h+ tf"asAs i-rs u. ihr;
h"r.4 ri az TIL h,,s, tf-t .i.4 ws. a w"a4.1t:
sh" t~!i sht t+' s+>'. Il, ftAl'es IT |nl4fAtt&t3~
~. s.'.'. = Il. t*...'i '".n i'll r""a' y |hs
.s."r1tss s.sf {" ~,4. 4ts+ttlf tks ssks IL. 4t.44
~'mt' ~ tt1skrss,t sh. t-sts e,.Ak't ~e's.,
k".is ~ .1n'sa stt"Its " t!.sA1ts' s"a 1k.ntA
n.t'"ni.'.'} '"4 law f'tldA ~s.'4~E stsa II
, 1869-08-01

yar}..Jtje flpnrhtt roslpns nre wprcp III lhp
lfown Trrly inshts wt1c, and when hleAahct, thry
nrr stretched tut ~ that tfltJ Ealu from twn TO
ttTrc 3k1uK In HlrnAHTcncnt, RtH shrink In With
10 'ltrI1.hlx 1nchea- New YORK Mills h5u hluact,r<l
non, Thirty .nlm Inch hrDnn, md t,lc1gusn hfUut
tlilftJ.nsr Rnt onr-quastof tilces NIdr. TEs rsn-
stts Ut sltctth!iR inWkeA euttpA cunt tuu;1, II,
thr warp HAL III ths f1,llnE.
IT. rt,fux lht htsIsu Aenfea IL tha lutlfc, hasn
no 1tllrF 0tisu than IL Uorrcrt lin atntulri,l1 Ut
your uftebjaint1rNt "S!s," nEni II xiin,I1ato 4
gfralrr cars 1u the part III c',uAuIefa Ut eattOl,
fnt'rir1, That They cults Rte IhrIf luWniuiltx ut
Y,'Htifr fnt to trJ rrnn rfts nf ttrh<s, nhh thsT
hAt, II. !. K.
t'fJIriEn iUlY h1 1kf3
, 1869-08-01
4 ats3ts It h n hiS Announcements.

m1hla T. sta.'ps nrrs. ny. III. t,rs'~- 4
fhfii tliI ply last letter iFs,nt ituntrtt :" -
Hss'r 81 Hsr ftrkh tnkt'ha Hn xr'.tH,nt u '''+
isinn;aable si!,Ibals+ 'tnt ust t.,n.te y a!' '
mt Ins'rlf thnt ,tht' !fasnst ''tr!ttM - !;
rlttm< tH h1f+ t''srHFtt"t m ar'nFH4i r. ~
hut he iIinstttrs lis r'ttt'pn hy 'le.nElA II, II"
n,ns: .tfisiuS sind llr ttltt:tl! ra,.:
s"i .aft.lssh,,r',t q lhe thst.rr'-t :,'s,
riie u ar.!te ths .htls vf the, hl-'rt ris,"".'
a.ts t,ftttlNst si,ss.t tts ~; Ill., i,r'. a.
|l"r'''ttAt4 y n thA lf*' Iia htt.t ttii,", :.
Il tats ltsst tst.f ~ IL i't'!.t ID -. l.:
ithisl tAtia il F4ttl,tit: :. ita fi,st. t"s' il:
ts{t +*t~a t.ttst4 md lta ft41f|p"!t't f..'''''
q E45h Thf F1m"' *4al ~ |s.tf u itr-' ..
GatIi, r taiIas 4 K Fi. hp1, "*F'+4 ~
VIZ kBhk 4taIn Ia AIxE H4ltFA ii INA i1t'4sE'"";
+st!t l 4. Il t. !ss str1t i.a. ia r1!a .
fAFsts 4aisiavn4.nt witt sspsel+l ta'.'s'e
, 1869-08-01

hls fnt rIctnfr6 ere III the ctlltchrs hrrr, arc
pW'i1r,l b. damp anf rr.onrhlhgs. 4 Httc I1,lR.
Il cnt tnaY t,e formed IF him iy tiuytag slB MIR.
rurY A thr tlfarcr. The f'nrRc IT yurn,l, hrihinr
truwHr'1 tJ Srnns. Rtns l'aiia. Driving array NJ ars
iuI'hr Ahtcfnl'rRt1 Nf thr 1pirat t'atnrr. rbp.e
'unr hn'a prrsrTsed thrir frrrthraa Ut coIorlnu,
NH! nFr rrty aHa.
lrystAt at ihe Paintings IN lu hail a3 la tiseater
tnuhc RotlIy!ilv yrArr, art rxrelIenl; Int II IA
eusl1uH u tflsrtsr Inv Tim YajaltlFto IL alHayx
overwhelmingly triumphant. TIN tslur xItu Ut
thr ttart II MI in!i hrrr, 1itlrr,t, Vri.ien wAs
always y ruH a!kAh!a toiu ter!nFlnnr on Anr avn
stn,'Irl. An HI Instance Vt lhIs, u RFsIri naval
.atir Ut ha'snge Ia painted ~ pnnsn!ro T1atoent-
tt, ~h0 frrtrArhln Lbs Imperial fret ~ rom.
prsrIy defeated a1l'l tan Emperor compollo<i to
sue idr ptaec. 1t II now nscettaIued that thl4 II
piece Of Venetian gnheonadc, ~ no such snEnxo-
ntnt ever took rlnce.
Thc futpous ifcLe af portrnlta OF tho boycatJ,
TWO l'oRrs, beginning with the hlack veu covering
the srace that should have bccn occupied by Ms
1,no PsIteEa IN tho Ea.nc hhl IL scr5 iueretting,
though many 9! tho pictures ato tho work Of
fancy.
Hut ! SEE the gray Of the morning stealing over
the !agune, aud 10 drop ny pen md bid venice
aid ny readers d tulF good tuor1uw. J. I.A
, 1869-08-01
THE WORLD or ARaU8EhlENT,
Italy.

Itnly.
"Tht rrrftrtipn of lJsanly md Nusit,'
ProEro88.
Eggs and Good Children.
Cheney.
a Icw Pna'tiRE Words.
, 1869-08-01

AGtse1 0ssA1& !4to ~ prepare n lecture on Tenn.
peranee for the writer, "fer, said he, II ain Cd
excellent eStemporaneous speaker, Il httl MI
lecture Written tor me-" Thtl must have been
The fame individual who said he had few In.
pruznpt1 rtnaIks to n&ks which he hal written
/. cut IN bis pocket
The scheme for pseshJtert1n frunlnn has tecn
uaAni1tonFty approved By eleren Eev s,hool
prelbJtertea and twelve Old Rchoa1 ptesbJter.es
have h]so voted unnusnouly, With tho exception
Of onr sote In CeW Tork and four roies Ia I'h1la-
uetrhln- Eunle ste complaining that these prIs-
t,ertta vu:e tsfore the t1sy Of Fpecta1 prayer IN
the subject Recommended hJ the uenesa1 Assem-
lilies.
The following preamble aud resul7tim <ag
atturted By a convention Ut uspf 1ftf Toured
ministers. laie. heid In snrtreestyut,' 7,nneap-c:
11,9 4 ,s"< stt.' r. % + :. t. r. t,r. ,he
h., ,,sff t: ri Il. '.. sht':t: +
s,tJ l4.uh ii liz Fr,.iyt:tit, nj IT, Lii ~
,fs i; .n r. ~ ,. III .' c.''t . nt s stsf
A crnrebtiou ot All ssailgeitrsl r1,tlfc1lcs Il,
t1u II to fe hthl N talutntua. utt NM anit"t ~
Rn't beeeR*f anti 3. IL ton.t'1ef thg t,H,st rta,.
ticaf hftpf NJ StsritIE thr fUAn.es tslt In,
iItAr"L this Ia VI chain IT t,f,+n ttna n t.e
held IN tbs Mhitts and Wrstrttt s'nsea th.a tai, In
At",ns 'he suu~inR tfttrr, sItinpf., lass, *t,.+
st'"t. oh'., lI'iiass. M9hhese.a, Al9hItHh, Wf4.
cttt,ssn snt knhaaA
1'he fat4 ~ht'h a nettrd hr thn lA,ati n tAor,
tpn M'.hMnt II lin tiratsttIaH l'huthn 3ttf tl.n
3rnt IT nu't nj whirh Il thIstt,i IN tlln tst N
hAt u t.5t,H'c !t,ta hss .'rtb de.sf,lnti i,y .4s
EAsrnfssa tbntutttrs, attsf \ rrtfu,I tt,fsat nj
the eastn atra Aett n, tim thn ,kstulS t.a4t,ua
'ta suai lrnsktea fs f tstntntt III thn rui.ainhs
MI" established, With aunsu nsces4aty b,.!usse.
Mrnfs.
Thc lt,lse hrs pspcsimeh lit fhc c,,,,ststnr, ,,,r
tNu Atattast ItIaltors nuhslnateh ~ Jnate.. s,,t
Ft+ps'fittH arraiased 10 ths sres Ut fsa,u,fn nni
HI, louta tie putual. Jnaits f,ns bs,4hse ,rr,
otthoaos, and tln iinf, seu i,o,, sttns hIu ta,r,
sator lhsnh ssstnds to the Apostolic tlo,ttnurpt
ut hu'tfia! fesetal Mexican Btsf,Ups t.,ot tttuus
IN t''srn ffutn tatr1 on bin aea-e s-ih la t,rr,,
but thty hate au~ III! srtus,e.i IN tte.t ,,f,r.ra
ntfh tfe efttpifuh III MuiiflRup. l4sn.tAtp. A,e,:
h'.'t"r ef At sitp. nht hasii,s t~-n I, ats4,t.nst
shttfers ii Mhsssntllna, eut,sltle,a hknseI saief
In f4ene.
All: !sratsenn has ibsfta Il s,tre.+s,y II .l.n,
ftttEay thy u! fertstt,t 4tat.Atf thai III f'",es
" theis tft thls'ts N hill sEt4n lvt' H. q -:
hast Alxa,s t.NIt4 Ia tttl.4atail"'4 IT All u:
lahtsi HAd I iAtsh.tiy Aett.t ths at't.4t4a nh!:h
3Btf tt}'pshkhl4 ts4f+ti IL R&.sli,tt4 II t3u: ~
wv ls.tt tlt+t UA fAls k4!th tteEa II a!Haa if'
!eAalHH thFlstt4A hasl!nN ihn IAAttat+i!! VI t.l:
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, 1869-08-01
FASHIONS FOR AUGUST.
Freedom IN Fashion.
T,lyAio,,o for tho Soauillo.
Promenade Atl4i eSitil Et,stlnl<:s.


EVHDM OpA FAhlll1h COkMkafOKpKSE}
NEw i1ak, J.uJ, 1862
ThIs ha1 not. 10 tAr, been q very raptnroaa seA-
eo for the proprtclors of summer hotcl4 and tho
caterers 10 the gay wstrrng.placcs. THIS weather
has becn cool and damp, and cisY peopls hais
been glAl 10 Stay Ill thc!E co1nto1sah!n honca-
August may !tnpToFe the rroapecs II 1t ahon chino
out sesy warm, but Incline ~ think that shrEe Il
not quite NJ much money 70 sptni - torfucsy
on shc opportunities and that the c1penslSe watos-
Lay. places II III tayo 10 sul1er.
TIN pnEssNAKERs' nAsyEsT
The raat few ytafs haye leen tArvcst for fnsh-
1onAtls drckAmalcss, Of which they hAEe naI'e tao
moat ID putting up prices to afmoAt pruh'bttorJ
rafca. The modern ''sult" La q ser5 complicated
amir, and It in not uncommon tor the making 10
cost twice Anu three times a much Al the
material a Atmpta street coHtumc, tho material
for which has cot E1leca dollars or less, Will cous
Up 10 nltJ or mosp W the t!me It has left tho
d1cssmhksr's hands.
This may supply oEly required margin for tho
he4Yy expenses of large cltY ufesasaaG!nH esttst
nhment, but there arc fsw ladies' who cub a:Ioni
to dsnw On their scsousreh to that c1tett Ior any
Considerable length o! ting, 10 tns uulohet Of Aac
establishments must always Fctna!n lnstcI.
Fur the past tso or three years tho changes IN
costumes hase l,ceu 70 great mid 10 Eapll that
very many hnyc employed nrst-rate tresssuAEers
In order to obtain models from which they could
fashion the'r own ru1ueuacs, Or get their se4tn-
strcas Of leas experienced asti.,es to do 30 for
lheu- The st.k Of gorlDg, OF mnkng twu skirts,
Of changing sashes into bows, and aiding buws to
1sanseEs, Is Low pretty well unde1stood. sud the
fashionable dressnAker finds her occupation not
Exactly Ron.. but less esgsz{y songhs and pald fuz
FAHkDoM Am SIMPLICITY.
" Jehkius'' 10 the contrary notwaths taal!ng,
ashert that there Never ~aa I Tine when It WAS
possible to dress fash!onably with 50 MUCH free
DON and simplicity rs at present.
Sensation paragTaphists Talk Of false figures md
false tacea, Of Thousand dol!ars spent In enamel
Ing, - II every woman pract,sed these arts, aui
was bnt painted md bejizeneei eopy oI her real
seff. II Is like generallzlug oYer tha cholera until
Everybody is supposed TO have 1t, when the sea. |
fath u that only one case ws reported, and that
1oubtfu1 whether It WAS real chocrn or nut.
So long a. noHen can wear t,latu lne1 suits
and he ready for the street - quickly As ,nLn
eau put On his bat aud cont there cannot he much
fault on tho Seore Of slmplictsy. The fault Is !u
charging upon all mumch the faults Of q ie1, sul
ln takiDg 1t for granted that IN extsaya4snce COM
ntsed ~ one person Tho afford 1t IL repeated
by q hundred who cAuuot afford It.
Fashions AB INKr ARE
The truth WrtI1rn. 1a9hlnnR TIL mt Ynuch
The Republican journal., 1869-12-23
For the Republican Journal.
OUR SAVIOUR'S BIRTH.
BY MRS. f. AMEs.

Twas highland the landscape with splendor was
flooded,
And Bethehems meadows lay bathed i'll its light
With radiant faces the heavens We're studded
And chill grew the Shepherds faint hearts with
alright.
For the angel of God, had,desccnded in glory
OH loving Redeemcr announcing thy birth;
And voices soraphic took up the sweet story
And sang the glad tdngs of peace upon earth
Oh, season most blessed, again it returneth,
18th smiles and rejOicingS we welcome its morn
All cold is the heart from its gladness that turneth
Nor hailest the day when our Saviour was born.
Nor fled is that ancient magnificent chorus,
OF s Glory to God and Good will unto men. "
Our brethrehhe poor, they are standing before us,
He'll aid them, ahd angels shall sing it again.
And tho at loved heartls, where glad cheertull-
ness gloweth
In bright happy faces there gathering around,
Full many heart its own bitterness knoWeth
And wanders in grief to some low grassy mound ;
Yet weep not the abscnt-the dear ones and cher
ished
Sweet blossoms and buds, i'll the garland of love,
Tho rudey swept from it oh say not they persisted,
The blasts that removed them-it bore them
above.
Their oveliness gladdens the & hills eyerlastin@,'
They gem the green banks of lile's rivulets fair,
Oh. Infinite goodness! where serapns are casting
Their crowns round the throne hey are clust-
ering there.
Then let SORROW flee, while His birthday were keep
ing
Who Sought our cold world, in the night of his
love,
Who came as Il babe, poor and helpless, and weep
And died to admit us TO glory above.
Brownsville, Penn.
The Republican journal., 1869-12-23
RECIPROCITY.

In spite of the opposition ofthe President,
rs shown in his late message, the friends of a
liberal commercial intercourse between Cam
ada and the United States have strong hopes
that a reciprocity treaty may be secured.
They say that the Western members are well
disposed 10 favor such treaty; that hostility
in the East and on the part Of the government
will have to yield when the new Dominion
shall recall the free navigation of the St. Law
renee River, now enjoyed by Americans, and
also withdraw the privileges granted to the
American fishermen. The new Dominion
now imports large quantity of Ameri-
can coal, equal to the amount supplied by
Nova Scotia, and it is said that they will
lay heavy duty on the former. SO far
from a refusal of reciprocity forcing the
Canadians to annexation, it is insisted that
this sentiment has developed far more under
commercial intercourse than at any previous
time. and that this is the true way to bring it
about. The question will undoubtedly come
before Congress, and, like the tariff, colored
with sectional feeling.
The Republican journal., 1869-12-23
GET LEATHER BITS.

one Of the crueeSt things to dumb beasts is put
ting frozen iron bits into horses mouth. 1t is
not only painful but dangerous act. For every
time living flesh touches Il metal much below the
freezing point the latter extracts the heat from the
former and freezes it. Thus Il horses mouth be-
comes frozen by the cold iron several times a tlay
put into it each time causing these treezings to go
deeper and deeper to end at last in extensive ul-
ceraton. With such sore mouth the poor horse
refuses TO eat and pines away, which calls the
holse-doctor in They call it bots. CHAMBERS, horse
all, Nc. and go TO cramming down poisonous
drugs IN big doses: and the next you know of the
poor abused creature, he is trundled off to be food
for fish or the crows. Many valuable horse has
been nysteriously' lost in just that way.
Thinking and human people avoid this by first
warming the bits; but this is much trouble, and
sometimes impossible in night work, like stag
ing and physiclan's work. Now all this trouble
and loss are entirely aYoided, as we have found on
large trial, by getting the harness-maker to get up
leather bits for winter use, so made that no metal
substance can touch the flesh. They are durable
and cost only half Il dollar We wouldn't exchange
ours for Il gold one, if it couldn't be replaced.
Don't flil To try it,
The following is Il German recipe for coating
wood with substance as hard as stone: 40 parts
of chalk; 80 Of resin, and of lnseed oil, melted
together; to this should be added one part of on
idc of copper and afterwards one part suphuric
acid. This last ingredient must be added carefully
The mixture, while hot, is applied with Il brush.
1Spjeutfc American