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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-19
! The New Ticket.

The chairman and secretary of the re
ppb,;can State, Executive Committee
Messra. GILaER and LEwELLEE-commu-
nicated through the Wing Of yesterday o
very earnest and undisguised address to
the people Of Virginia relative to the nomi-
nees ofsthe patriotic and public-spirited
Republicans, and the platform on which
they stand. It 10 perfectly open, free,
and frank pronunciamiento. 1t is entirely
uncontaminated with any reservations and
conditions, such es have marked the heart
less, greedy, and intolerant papers Of the
merely mercenary Radicals who are here
for plumber, and who are curse to this
State and mankind. We cannot withhold
from these gentlemen who have put forth
the new ticket our warm commentator for
the noble and catholic spirit they have dis
played. The contrast between them and
these from whom they have separated is as
wide as the poles" Hyperion to satyr."
It would have been most strange-it
would have been On oppression to the libe-
raj mind-a cloud impenetrable-a de-
spondency not to be shaken off-had there
been none in the party called Republican
in this State to revolt at its monstrous
iniouities. 1t is relief, it is credit to
humanity, that such men have been found.
And they ore the best, the most reliable
and substantial men that were numbered
in its ranks. Those who remain are what
Mere Observation-Disclosures in
subsisting upon the hard earnings
of the people whom they daily Islander, and
whose. interests they are daily bringing
nearer and nearer to utter ruin. We CEN
not withhold, then, our applause of the
generous men who have come out from
amongst them, and left them exposed in
bold relief to the world as party utterly
corrupt, whose only motive is filing their
own pockets and their own bellies at the
cost of the ruin of the country end the
disorganization OF society.
The platform of this party is thorough.
lQey present iuem5clSco do an AonAihtSthe
ton party, and their ticket as the ticket of
the administration and the people. The
platform is as follows:
"Peace and good will among men.
"The prosperity and happiness Of all the
people.
Unity Of purpose and combination of
strength to build up our State and develope
her inexhaustible resources.
Consolidation and concentration.
"The removal of political disabilities.
"Ihe striking from the Constitution the
test-oath and the county organization.
"The unity Of the States and the glory
Of the Union.
The equality of all men before the law,
and the equal protection Of all, Of whatever
color or previous condition in life.
True allegiance and loyalty to the Co.
vernment."
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The FARM JOURNAL is very enter
prisipg monthly, published by very enter
prieing man-GEoRGE A. DE1Tz, OF Cham
bersburg, Pa, who cultivates en- expert
mental seed farm near that town. de IS q
universal man-unfagging, untiring, and
almost ubiquitous. He was at the Danville
fair last fall with thirty-odd specimens of
seed wheat and q variety of other seeds and
novelties. We expect to see him at the
great State fair near this city next fall. If
anybody wants anything in the seed line,
it shall go hard if GEORGE does not supply
it. He is as intelligent as active, and as
shrewd as he is Industrious.
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eay THOMAS r.. PRICE s. CO. take occs

Re- THOMAS II. PRICE s. CO. take occa-
sion to say to their friends and the public gene
rally thst their business will be continued under
the same arm name as heretofore.
With increased energy and care both in select
ing stock and in displaying 1t, and with prices
sufficiently low to compete with any other house,
they ask continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon them.
Deeming 1t more satisfactory mode of doing
business, both to ourselves and customers, we
propose to adopt the ONE PRICE SYSTEM,
which shall be as low IS possible. NH S-7w
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TIE spRINas.-Already people are be-
ginning to plan for their summer tour in
the mountains of Virginia. The lessees of
the White Sulphur have received number
Of letters on the subject Of rooms and desi-
rablc cottages during the syringe season.
Tho prospect of the completion Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to the White
by July stimulates the desire to prepare
for the Virginia mountains. We may look
for an animated season. We learn that the
springs proprietors are making extensive
preparations in the expectation of On unu-
suslly large company. The turnpike, To-
Gated and nearly completed last summer,
between Covington and the Healing, the
Hot and the Warm, will bs put in ex-
eellent order for the summer travel. It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-19

The organ Of the ultra Radicals in this
city, in its yesterday evenings issue,
makes flaming notice Of circular signed
By Messrs. SrEARSs and RTE stating,
amongst other things, that the Whig and
Dispatch will support the ticket headed by
General WALKER, of Norfolk. The state
ment was unauthorized. We take it for
granted it was inferred from our known
preference Of the WALKER ticket over that
brought forth ct Petersburg; for Messrs.
sTEA2Ss and RYE ere incapable of delibe-
rately Intending US injustice, The Dis
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I rhe Weekly Dispatch

of ti1Es morning contains all the very inte-
resting intelligence about national politics
and the movements OF the Republicans Oh
this District - for the week; a well selected
agricultural department; all the news OF inc
-idomestieand foreign: interesting ms,
cellany; editorials on current themes; ana
comprehensive and accurate commercial re-
ports. ..r,s.. !. ..I.tr.
For sale at the counter for cents per COPY )
subscription per annum. ~. ------.------.-----
Tse wxsSLr has an immense and growing
circulation, II IS the best advertising me.
dunn through which 10 reach all parts OF the
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GENERAL GRANT ON SOUTHERN DIsFRAN-
cH1sEMESTs.-Messrs.J J. P. REED and WILL
LIAM P. SIMPSON, Democratic congressman
from South Carolina, waited upon General
GRANT a few days since and described to
him the restrictions and disabilities under
which the southern whites iabored. The
President listened to them attentiVely, and
at tho conclusion of their remarks said:
Gentlemen, the disclosures you make
ought to be known and understood and con-
sidered by every Union man end woman in
the country"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-19

The IRISH CHURCH BILL.-Upon the
recent occasion Of the presenting, by
Mr.. GLADSTONE, of the Irish Church
disestablishment bill In the British House
of Commons there was quite rou-
sing up of that body. The interest rose
to higher point than it has done for a long
time. The day was one Of excitement IN
London. As Mr.. GLADSTONE made his way
to the House he vas tumultuously cheered
by the people, while DIsRAEL1 passed I'M
noticed. Mr.. GLADSTONE unfolded the de-
tails and tenor of the bill in mastery
speech. The bill is described as fair and
liberal-as much go as was practicable IN
face Of the determination Of the people to
cut down the establishment in Ireland.
There WAS no objection to the introduce
ton of the bill. Mr.. D1sRAELI, in begging for
time for deliberation and discussion, protest
ed earnestly against ii as striking atthe root
of the long established policy and system
Of the country. Yesterday (the 18TH was
fixed upon as the day for the debate. Mr..
D1sRAEL1, it was anticipated, would make
q great speech against the bill. lie would
be followed by Mr.. Lowe or Mr.. GLAD
STONE. while MIR. BRIGHT would be on hand
for any other gladiator. The bill will GER
tainly pass but the opponents wish to cay
their say and vote their vote upon
it. Whether it will pass the House of
Lords or not is problematical. The Queen,
however, having indicated liberal feeling
towards the measure, almost amounting to
positive approval, the Lords may consider it
idle to fight against Queen and Commons,
and surrender.
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sSELIEF FOR THE SICK !

Every tradesman, mechanic, and workingman
should insure in the SOUTHERN MUTUAL BE-
SEVULENT ASSOC! AXIOM for The relief OF the
sick. which was started and chartered last month
in this city. This short period Of lis existence
shows already how an association Of these princi-
pies was needed but never attained until this
present time In the southern States.
livery day new applications cent IN, and at
the last OF this month over one hundred policies
will be issued.
Every sick member receives weekly from FIVE to
fIty dollars, according 10 the annual premium lie
pays. BY paying Ave dollars year he will
celve five dollars week; by paying ten collars a
year. ten dollars week, &c. It makes no dlf-
feierce whether the disease Is derived from an
accident or from any other cause.
livery man ought to patronize this Institution by
joining the ssociation for TIL larger 1t extends
The more good can be done to the suffering mem
bers
Information can be received at the Office Of the
company, SIG Broad street.
agents for al parts OF the country aye wanted.
mi m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-19

BAD FOR JoE.-An exchange says BRIG
MN YoUyo's son JOE "smokes cigars,
"drinks liquor, gets tipsy, plays poker,
clicks his wives, and breaches the gospel"
The Lebanon (ohio) Chronicle thinks these
accomplishments at JOE for becoming q
southern carpet-bagger and congressman
from Dixie. The New York Herald objects.
JOE has sins enough already to answer for
without going to the extreme Of depravity !!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-19

will OPEN for the mountain tourist an.
entirely new route that will unfold TO his
view succession of grand scenes inclu-.
ding the admirable falls called Falling
Spring." which are brought boldly in sight
of the road, from which they may beseen in
oil their beauty. The road is well graded.
The White is undergoing extensive i'm
provements, and grand summer season is
looked for there. E@ Is
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DIED.

In this city, on Saturday the 18th day Of March,
1859, Of whoopirg cough, IDA BRICK, Infant
daughter of William F. and Jeanette V. Nsse,
aged seven weeks.
On Wednesday, March 18th, at the residence OF
MIR G. Z. Harper. in this Ct y. Mrs. hL1I aBETH
The friends of the family, and those Of hsr bro
Their. Jesse Williams, are invited to attend the
funeral TODAY at IL O'Clock at Grace-strees
Baptist church.
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FURNITURE, &c.

ZINE FURNITURE, &c.-H. A. AT
n EINs0N 4 son have on hand and will con-
tinue TO keep very fine assortment OF CABINET
FUhNIT'i1RE of their own IN Ike. or fine ROSE
WOOD WaLNGT, &C. which they " III warrant,
and will sell prices as low lower than csn be
had n northern ciUes or anywhere else. We only
ask the pnb ic to call and examine for themse yes
In verify Cf This statement before sending their
money from home. thereby helping to sustain the
contributing to support asytnms for that purDose
IN our Undertaking Department is kept all kinds
OF CuFFINS. with the latest improved METAL
I.TC BURIAL CASE. which Is perfectly be- llti-
full and secure. Boxing and Repairing Furniture
done vt hort notice. Hsir and hhuck Mattresses
Governor street No. lOs Richmond, Va.
NH q rn n. A &c
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patch is not party paper. IT'S, hosvevsr'
independent ard while not meaning 20 De-
come an organ or partisan sheet, in the e.-
ercise Of its independence as well IS IN
the discharge of what it considered . pa
tr;o.ic duty, it expressed it's preference TOT
the new ticket over that Of those "hossss
6un,ani geaeris "-the ultra Radicals OF
chic Efofa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-19
FURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE
p ROOMS.-We have now In store in two OF
those large iron front buildings opposite the post
office the most elegant stock of CHAMBER, PAR
LOR, AND DiNINe-ROoM FURNITURE that
mas been offered In this city for many years.
Also, MATTRESSES Of all kinds manufactured
In this city, and at very low prices.
All parties wanting goods in eur line will find
the prices to suit the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED.
HARDWOOD & BITTER,
opposite post-ofice, Main street,
fe IL Richmond.
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Those of our readers who enjoyed the
humorous letters written to US recently from
Havana will need no persuasion to induce
them to read the Cadiz letters of the same
ready writer. We publish one this morning.
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y W.sAUNDERs (AGENT FOR SMITH

W .bAUNDEhSEA UENI FUN Smith
We Il HGLDEN), 3Q3 BROAD STREET, BE-
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH, Richmond.
VA, Manufacturer Of Picture and Looking
lions, has constantly on hand large assortment Of
on PAINTINGS, h'galy-colored Autographs. best
Steel Engrariugs, ana hromos Of superior quail
ty. lso large stock Of Pier and antel GLASSES.
among the engravings can be found the Burial Of
!a,aue. Franklin at the Court Of st. James, Lon
don, l77t, and Of h rs too numerous TO mention.
FRAMING and GLIDING done at The shortest
notice.
sILT ard ROSE MOULDING furnished to the
trade at New York p:ices.
n. B.-uwipg 10 the scarcity OF money am SELL
Ing by weekly instruments to parties residing in the
cl y and suburbs. Particular attention paid to
orCers ON the country. NH le-eod2NE
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ry FRESH ARRIVAL
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
JULIUS sYCLE'S,
AIS BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH.

JULIUS SYCLL'S,
AIS BROAD BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH.
Having inst returned from the northern market
with one OF the largest and best selected stocks or
seasonable DRY GOODS to he found anywhere.
can now offer to my customers and the public GER
orally greater bargains than ever. VIII mention
few OF the articles:
Colored Alpaca, all shades;
Striped and Fiaured Alpaca at aoc.;
New spring Chaliies;
Good styles Of Calico at 1cac.;
Tucked Linen Cambria IIandkerchlefs at 2oc.;
Ladies' Striped Collars at 1ec.;
Bleached Shifting and sb Getting. fall line;
Wamsutta B!eached Colt, IN ut &C.;
Brown Shifting and Sheet'rg, compete line;
Full line Of Fancy Cassim :res for mems and boys
wear:
Plain and Checked Camb rlcs, Nalnsook Brit
fans, Dimity;
Swiss Organizes, n complete stock;
Embroidered Handkerchiefs at 4oc.;
Good Needles ct SC. paper:
Good Spool Cotton at Sc. spool;
Hosiery and Gloves a full assortment;
TASK special attention to nv full line Of Mourn-
Ing Goods, Black and Colored silks and in fact
everything that belongs to lrst-class Dry Goods
house.
Remember low prices make rapid sales Is the
motto Of JULIUS SYCLE, as Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth
next door to Keininghams book store.
Store closed on SATURDAY. NH ID
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MARRHED,

On the 9Th Instant. by the Il y. DR.. III. D. Hoge,
Majlr ". J, J.HNsnN to hrs; ELLEN u.
LAYEE; all OF this city. NJ cards.
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EOR PHILADELPHIA.-&ggs
II steamer J. j. GREEN, CaptatnSSsssaesess&d&
VANCE, now lying at her berth in the dock,
will receive freight for the above port TIL FRIDAY
the 10th instant at IL O'Clock. Freight taken for
Norfolk, New York, Charleston, savannxh and
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
s.atcroom, &lo.
W. ?. PORTER, Agent,
NH Io-1t Office No. 2425 on the Dockt
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PRICE LIST OF COFFEE:
GREEN, 20, &c, as. as, ss, ssc I;
ROASTED, 81, 50, 80, IS, 4cc
GROUND, rs, Is, 20, IS, <ac.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
VIRGINIA. TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
--,r ~, CHM rEA-AND COFFEE CO.,
ypGl yLA TEN AND COFFEE co.,
,ozprp OF MAIN AND NINTH sTREErs.
CORNER or HArN AND NINTH sTREEra
CORNER OF LIN AND NINTH STREETS.
FRESH Ro,tsTED COFFEE.

FRESH RoatsTED COFFEE.
80 FRESH RoAklTED COFFEE.
roy. roasted daily by the cylinder procesR, re-
tanning the entire atomaaf the coffee. and placed
Immediately in air-sisas canis:srs. Hotels. req.
taurants, boa,ding-nouses, and families win And
or, co,rses great saving Of time, lsbor. and
money.
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PRICE LIST OF TEAS:
BLACK, 7sc., ssc., soc., 81, $l.ss. sl.so.;
GREEN, 7sc., soc. !, soc., 81, $l.as. $50, g.;
JAPAN, soc., 81 s1.25, sl.so.; s
MIXED, 75c., Soc, Soc., I'll, 81 u 50.
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TEAS. TEAS. TEAS.
: TEAS. TEAS. TEAS. <. IS
Srw-cpoP TEAS received daily !; selected
-,., ..t core nv experts. Cur TEAS cannot be
surpassed in quality or price, and guaranteed to
,,ve sat,sfaction Sold In quantities to suit pur-
chasers, from an ounce to chest
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SPECIAL NOTICES

sT BREEDEN FOX,
e,--. 10 G1 BsoAp .rn,
Invite special attention to ,arys a.. siaffT,
assortment, now being landed, OF eaoiss
NEW sPRIEG PRIgTs
BLEACHED and BEoWY surRr,y..
sHEETIN9E, AID
IRISH LINEyB, -..-.
and many other goods adopted to the e,,,.
trade; sll OF which VIM be offered =. spHng
prices. very low
Our general stock Of DRY GOODS ia ,,
fnn, and We are prepared to offer upususI,rT
msnts to both wholesale and retail buyers. 'e'
BREEDeN 4 Fox.
Hn 80 col Broad sty,s,
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ARDEN SEEDS!
FIELD and GEASS SEEDS.
FLOWER SEEDS!
POTATOES.
Early Goodrich, Early White SprouL
Early Rose, Harrison.
Dykeman, Monitor, &c.
Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees,
Evergrcens, Flowers,
Shrubbery. &C.
Three following catalogues forwarded free to
any address:
Descriptive Catalogue OF Fruit and Ornamental
Trees
Descriptive Catalogue Of Flowers and Flower
Seeds,
Descriptive Catalogue Of Garden Seeds
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ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCK WANTED.

Our friends and customers In the interior con-
signing R@GS 10 US will receive prompt returns st
the BEST MARKET pRICE.
McILWAINE & co.
PETERsBUEG, March L 1869. NH s-sm
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For sale o. wholesale At manufacturers prieeL
o. H. CHALKLEY & CO., eoie agents,
mhls Thirteenth ST. s>t
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fe IL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-15
s,mptoms Of o!d. d.MaidLshnes,.

When a woman begins TO drink her
lea without .ugar-lhats o symptom.
When a woman begins to read love
et6ries ebcd-that's a symptom.
When a woman gives sigh on hearing
Of weJdlng-thst's symptom.
When womon begins 10 say she's
refused many an oiler-Ihais a symP'
tom.
When a woman begins to say what a
dreadful se! OF creatures men are. and
that she wouldn't be bothered with one
for all the worlt-tIars n symptom.
When woman begins 10 have o I'le
dog Iralung after her-lhaTs symptom.
When a woman begins to have cat at
her elbow OF meal umos, and gives u
sweelened mlk-taht's a symptom.
When woman begins 10 put her hn-
ficrs before her mouth when talking 10
any one, for fear that they should see
she's losing her leelh-,hars symp-
som.
When a woman begins 10 talk about
rheuma ism in her knees and elbows
that's symPlUm.
When woman begins TO inG fault
with her looking glass, AMI says it does
not show the features rlght-ihats a
symptom.
When a woman begins talking about
cold drafts, end stops all the creylces in
the door and windows-Ihats a symp-
tom.
When j woman begins TO say that a
servant lass has no business wIIh sweet.
hear,-lhars a symptom.
When a womsn begins TO rub her fin
gers over the chairs and tables TO zee II
they are dusly-thals symptom.
When a woman begins 10 90 70 bed
With her stockings, and flannel night.
cap on-lhat's symptom.
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u DonI Cnre.,

Zee, you do. and there's no use Try ing
TO deceive yourself with tic sophlsIIy Of
those worda The best and nOblcsr. lru.
est ani most generous part OF your nature
does care for The unklud, cutting words
YOU have uttered to one you have loved,
10 a moment Of plquc lou may carry
yourself ever 80 proudly and elegantly.
you m5y never drop. by look or word tho
sweet dew Of healing on ,he wound YOU
have made. m nature a proud. as sensa.
tive and cxsCilng 80 your own; but 10
your honor be il said, YOU arc better ibse
your 40 d., and away down in your
heart lurk shame and repentance and sof-
row for them. You may csitfully hide
them both, and IN ltdo while they will
be gone, for oh II Is very casv 10 make
ones sell tiier, proud ani cUiI-very
hsrI 10 keep ones scit swee, melIow and
char able; bot lhcre must be some pain
and Struggling, before you can DO mean,
uuGcucrops i'ing 20 one Who love. you.
snI have your heart endof.e your II
don care.
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WHEN THE TIDE GOES OUT.

Through the weary day on his couch he
lay.
With the Ile-rde ebbIne slowly awav,
And the tew on lis cold brow gathering
fast
As the pendulum numbered moments
passed.
AMI heard sad voice, whispering, say
'When the ,ije goes out he "lll pass away,
Pray for souls serene release
That liz very -pi,i. may yes. 'g Pesce
When the tide goes ou.
when the tide gees OUT from Tue seo-gg,
lands
Il ocsr. strange treisJ, TO" Tie cleaning
sands,
The wlre-wmgci ships hat silent wait
For tie loamjng wave and wind that's
Il'r.
The lrcs,urcs cast on a rocky shore,
From !he stranded shIls I.oI shall san 20
more ;
And hnpes that follow the SHINING seas.
Oh he ocean shal! win oil these
When tie udc goes OUT
Bur Of all the! drih from tie shore to tie
sea
Is the human soul 10 Eternity,
FIoaiing away from silent shore
Like faied snip to return 10 more
Saddcsi, most solemn of ala soul
Pausiug where unknown waters roll
Where shall the surgiug currsnttsnr.
Slowly drifting friend from friend,
Wien the tie goes ~;
For our parrin! spirit pray, oh ! pay,
While tie ude OF lite is cbbng away.
Tha, the soul may pass Ger SUMMER seas
Than clssred of old Ihe Hep rides
A bark whose sails by angel ho~tS
Shall be lurIed on strand Of golden
sands
And the friends tia; stand 0" a .Irnl
shore,
Knowing thai We shall return 10 mere,
Shall wish u, Joy Of voyage iaI,
With calm, sweet skies, and lavorlng a!r,
When tie tide goes out
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IiastI EIiehdship

Some people are conliDuslIy acquiring
"dear friends" Ladies Of an inpfe,sl-
pIe nature have been kno tn 10 add tvo
OF itree 10 her let every week during
the season. Men are not, generally
speaking, ss apt % rBsh in'o itiendsblp
as the more aHi15lp sex; SEA many Of Is
conlrsc, iTiendslip ~ hasle, thai se re-
peni at leisure. Tr1s friend. are scarce
ariiclcs. They caauot be picked Up Ike
pebbIeS VIII he ladies' excuse us for
saying t'rsi mems friendships are, 10 mosl
cases, stronger Than theirs The charm
ing yDyRg creature. who walk With theIT
arms linked around eseh Others waists.
and exchange kisses and condolences dal.
~. are not. ss . general hing. so closely
welded together by mutual affection. bot
that envy OF jealousy may part them or
even make Them eDemies. true friend
is hard to hnd.