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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
CAMBRIDGE Cattle Market---JanJe

Market Rcrf-E2trs, Sl3.-3 e 100 First quality
$1,000 "a Si3o". second, 900 o $ll:c. laird,
500 IA 1890.
store C.;te--Work ~ oxen 6 pair $lj', 600,
f45u, 1850.
MIlcn COWS aud caives-:5 80 Go 4, "a $ltNl.
leiiihgs-9i- q =. TWO yea! old, 80 t.. -
Tire ycars Old - "a u,
Sheep Larnb-ln 1T, $l.61, 500 .o 3.5r each
EAtra, - - IL 1."'. Spring lambs 5000 e. u.u'.
Hides. l. es lu.c. lallow, sc let-, Sl.uu
e. 80. Jllf skin. ~ "a &c
Prices OF loultrN--EX:ri % = 2lc prime 70 :. q
good 49,. "a II.
REMARKS.
CattIe--lhe market for Cattl. we found impr, We
,itAer Of the cold, b-acins weather. or tlst
detlcr- in froz beef finding ihat freh BEEF ut
He'd, without going n. Ill tine fr cius procerr will
lind the beet ale. There gene al gooi feeling
existing among both tuycrs sci, r. but more par
ticulsrly with the seller. price, on all grade hayc
advanced fall : Z ID, and lots fraction over.
sheep--irce, Of Sheep remain unchanged. food
lots -old Il &c The we're ZONE choice lott Of
ilsda fine wool fraction hett price. The market
for Northern IL firm =, quotations. an dealers
tnIio.s +, dispose Of their los Al fret offer.
roultry-t hoior lot Of young chickens sold At
2lc y Ink lott, Cd nd yoGn-, &c f., n h-t.
and Irop,Et on,,rly lc-- f,r tAo-c OF lower grade
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HOW TO GET PATENTS.

For opinion, charge. Send sketch and description
For spprichion send model not over one foot in size
ZIG first Il vrrnment and Stamp fees Specifications
drawings, cavest-, assignments prepared rejected
patents, and appeals Patents taken in all Europe
an countries. illustrated pamphlets 10 pages, sent
fire. Adde'S MUM & Co., No. 81 Park Row, New
York. I Apr -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
DEATHS.


Birth-, MIsriss,I ard pcit Inserted FRLs. ,-itta
mss inc!ud n: peeTv. So ,E>I- line
nti- v...a-, Ian. l.. Will 3. Ramsey. ag.I i.ai-
IL ei-ntv-s,'rn y -. Lite Of va. oIr. :. II.
Ia VA -r'pd. J-u. e, of cong -,o Of ling. Kettle
daughter Of Lorenzo H. and 'i,ea;l, r., r:.sn, ~,
l. month.
Dear little HI ic has Ne :, fc home.
In sutton, l1u ID + cnse- ion Of thu lung, l. &C
.oa Of sam r and Prudence smith, a., l3 YEAR q .
months. lie MAS riek hl, a einsl, day
In rAb't Jan. u, Of -soa % the lInsz Til,a
i'4lHw, aged l. year.
In 'aho', Jan. i, Of membrane Group l. wi,
aged years, # syIve C. and Enily I " litter.
At Sout STAFFORD Jan. II OF eve. II. net ADJ, LA,
wife OF Jane L. judi n, al.d 3 ycar..
At Lansing, Iowa, Dec 81. Nj. Il .kel Cutler aged
10 vesr.---formcrly q Wa eriord. lCorrc. ted
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
East iSItrL'P,

The friends of Rev. Daniel Ladd pro-
pose.to make him 4 pastoral visit and do
nItiGn on Thursday, Jan. =. The cldrri,
people al the Con%l e%ationalist parsonage
ia the afternoon. and the Younger ones ut
he Ne>try of the church i'll the evening
Oysters and ether refreshments will be
furnished. All are invited 10 attend.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
IHc Drama.

". notice that the Moose River Dramatic
oao propose to give an entertainment al
tie congregational Church in East 81.
Jyil,ruay, on the evenings OF Feb. Sd.
AMI fila. al which time and place the plays
OF -1c lido; Witness" Tail al No. -
aat Pearl OF Savoy" will he presented,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22

The friends OF Rev. T. l.. Wiley. of
sheffield. met a his house on "Wednesday
"vcnin@ OF last week for Il social interview
AMI donation visit, and Lett him in doua-
ions and presents the very generous sum
Of $3.50. Thi. i Mr.. Wiey's first parish.
and pastor and people seem mutually
pleased. We are clad To learn that the
religious interest in his >ociery is rood.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
William Dodqe's Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the hon
Orabie probate the district Or Essex.
ms>ioners To receive, examine and adjust claims nd
demands OF all persons against the estate OF Imam
Dodge late OF Guildhall, in said district, deceased.
represented insOlveut. and the term OF six month,
from the 9Th day OF Jan lS6g. being allowed by SAID
court 10 the creditors of said deceased, 10 exhibit
and prove their respective CLAN before Give notice
that Will dttena TO the duties of appointment
the Probate OiCe, in Guidhail, in said district on
Thursday, the Ith day OF March, ard Tuesday the eth
Il Juue next at O'Clock IN the AFTERNOON on each
OF said days.
GREENLEAF WEBB, lCu,-s
i3-45 ORAAEL CRAWFORD, 0 80
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22

:,-It Any os ".a FEIrSns win jobs OF ran az
d. ...., r,,niJ done. oe nvt til III 70 give us Il
,. We have ju put !ui' the Haedon an 'iii'c sew
..-,d dollar worth # beautiful Up Of new dc
.. rl.,l toy. her 18th ct!or mate'ial and sAiltuI
,. .aablr u- 20 aInrs. any jo. Of i'rinsi'- in
-,-.-. 1. IL uue.. Try u teior, s,a1ng ol'e-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
I.ELGnc Ministries.

line number OF sch"laI~ ia school Dis
ri.t ". /, (Which in 'ludc> all the village
w.. OF iiu. Pa--ump-i" river. together
with raddoc, viiln@c.J 90. against 6G4 in
ISL. The Number OF deaths H. ISIS WAS
30: 10 lob'-i4. III. number oi births
.n- pas YEA was -: in 1861 there were
-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22

CARD. --Ihe undersig ed would take this me thod
OF returning their heartfelt thanks their friends at
South Vince ock I thc irrpus donation received ut
thei. hand. On the evening Of Jau H. amounting t.
50. May the irhest Of heaven blessings rest upon
them and their. TEG<1<ro RANDALL
LLLLAhErM A. KANnNLL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
on the death oil one of EnqIand,s most

rniueat llysr;au. al his effects -oId b. suction
j emon- Other t-ia-= Wa scaled packet liza. krG
''IiNi e. I" !'.y-,.,us,' which ir uSn. great pre-
..r pH. Chase "n op n.a@ the prca,. read fo,o.r
keep IL he'd cool. the lowell op-. AID the feet
nm Hphy-ic lie r, r'-c !'s--on-' urrativv
!il-; they Ic the '-t cn'iacaliy prepared pin that
has aYIrtr,d l.. t'r last huul,cI y n.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
ESSEN COUNTY.

J. =. FLYERS Touring mill at Island
Pond, is nearly completed the machine
~ j. all in. lie has one run OF stone in
which he can grind 800 bushels OF wheat
ia twelve hours. Competent judy, say
ihat il i a. GOOD Il mill as Gun he found
in northern Vermont.
{. ". Pierce and g. t. lanes pro-
lri,ior- Of the Norton Mill, have bought
q! I-aac Dyer, the steam mill, dWelin.
house. barns and village lots for $40,
300; also tract of llnd at the head Of
Island Pond. This will make business
very much better here. as they are ac-
i've, entclpri>ln@ men, and intend to do
4 large business ut numbering. The mill
i 10 be thoroughly repaired and every
ilin@ put i'll GOOD running order
ORANGE COUNTY.
y. Il Stevens has sold out the New
bury ilou>", aud tie Spring Hotel 10
Samuel Kendall, ct Concord. Stevens
-op- INTO "a ho;c! at RuIiand.
Elias Tdttle fell from load Of Goods
IL lie was starting Tor home from New
bury Street, and put his shoulder cu; Of
joint.
Rev. DIR. McKecn. Of Bradford. Is
preparing Tor thu Vermont Historical
t;aArtieer, articles on tine carly history OF
bradford and other portions of Orange
county.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
C. W. Smith, oil Barton, Selling otii-
Ger. la. been removed from office by or
Ter OF the department.
FIclouia Mar>h, of Greensboro, um-
fortunately had his lee badly broken last
week while at WORK with Il saving ma
chine.
The number of deaths i'll Glover the
past year was only eleven. with popu-
iatiou of nearly 1900,
Tweuty-three persons united with til,
,n9rrgalional church in Coventry last
year, eighteen Ct them by profession.
The men connected with the railroad
and their friends, are to have q granC
ball at the Memphremagog House the
| 29th inst.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22

FOR THE AMERICAN YEAR BOOK AND Ma.
T1O\AL REGISTER fur 1869. Astronomical, Histor.
zeal, Political. Financial, Commercial, Agricultural
Educational Religious. This work contling vas
fund oflt and valuable information respecting tn,
nit States ami Foreign countries. including every
dep irtment of the General and State Governments
hci ali classes " find invaluable for daily refererc &C
Address o. d. CASE CO., Pub'rs, Hartford, Conn.
~ 1T
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22

i nltie lou "t Ralph Blanchard OF Pas
,inprir. tx Yeas old. was badly ihiured
saturday. lie jumped upon ihr side OF &.
>."i loaded with wood. just before il pa>--
".'>ned between the load and the gaIc!ost.
Although no bouc~ were broken, he was
injured internally. and fears were enter
aimed At first that he would not live.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
' Oi'fH E0Jtrjiir.

The friends OF Rev. John f. Dame will
meet at the lew Frcewill Baptist church
At North Danville, on Thursday evening.
Jan. -, for donation visit. \ general
attendance is hoped for.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
MR. THIS MEANS YOU!

All persons having unsettled accounts with the sub
scriber notified to settle the before February
LIST either by cash or note.
EDWIN E. WOODS.
Psssuppsic, Jan. s, 1862. IA
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
Ephraim P. Moore's Estate.

STATE or NERMoNT, In probate court. held at the
Caledonia District IS. Probate Office In St. Johns
bgiyA SAID district, on the 18th day of Jan,
"Ilah Moore administrator of the estate of Ephraim
r moore, Iate OF Barnet, in said district, de-
ceased presents his administration account for ex-
animation ana allowance, and makes application for
decree OF distribution and partition the said
hereupon It is ordered by said court that &C
count ana SAID application be referred a of
sad court TO be held at the probate office In St.
Jehns6ury, on the 9th day Of Feb A ID 1869 hearing
anu decision thereon And is further ordered that
ce hereof be given to all persons inter ested by puba
lion oil the same three weeks successfully in Caedo
man newspaper published Johnsbury, previous
TO said time appointed Tor hearing that hey appear
at said time and place. and show cause II they
have, Why SAID account should be allowed such
decree made. BY the Court, Attest,
S@5 ASA L. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22

We received very pleasant letter of
tan-s from oar 10 end Kendall since hi- houi,,
'or % tile # Joha-.u- Aa.dyne Iiuimrat which W.
ave A.ni, aud which lie say has euti- iy cured him
Of the Troublesome and dangerous cough he had when
p IT,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22

The friends of Rev. l.. b. Tasker and
family will meet at the Free Baptist par
>ona%e AT Lyndon Centre on Wednesday
heXt (Jam. 27) to make their annual visit
and donation. The older people will con
vene i'll the afternoon. and the Younger in
the evening. All are cordially invited.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
FLOUR FLOURll

Those desiring buy the best article Of FLOUR to be
found in the state, will please call the Freight Depot
:s-Also a constant supply of lime
W. y. LEARNED, Agent.
St. Johnshury, VT, Nov. "a, 1855. 85f
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
Lei II be ALWAYS remembered That "Bar.

r'u \r-,;lhe Hair Restorative i dive tbs, i.
do color :'c ?. hu: ly it rculuk,lir uir-,y-
Ing properties l'.'r the hair IT, iui u=trc ami
.,a.ty. u,tr it Tribune.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
MILK! MILK! Mix

Families supplied with FRESH AiIl.k, morning or
event -. Orders lie lcft AZ :. ENNp>IIs, r. q
FAIRBANKS STORE, OF At !. Ross OtFI,E.
Eff ROSS l. CHANRERIIS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
{ t'bof.

"DVi.
Ar. l.. {. Hcrr,c> OF this place has sold
A'' -risl and saw mills to Mr.. John Stone
Jog $1,000. III. stone has just returned
nom 'aliiornia. where he has Jcen stop
f'1. Ior the last two Yeats, and as he en-
'I> upon hi- rev business he has the best
"','ie> 81 the comnnhiiy for his success.
Judging from ali appearances business
'' BE brisk i'll cur village the coming
-"'niA"r. a. We notice lumber and maIeri-
d i'I building piled up in every part ot
lie village. J.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
ISAAC II. MERRILL.
From D. M. CIOuQh.

CANTERRrRY, \. H., Nov. u, lS6s.
MIR. W. l.. BRADLEY, DEAR SIR You may say
those mo IirnG about utility of Brsdlcvs Super
pho phate whether or not il piysthnt have used i;
with good success III last five six YEAR, and fully
Onvinccd that he crop than douby paws the
have ed 1t mo-tly in raising corn and apply il in
the lii planting tim. Nry after it comes up
the corn assumes dark gceu color and continues
With vigorous = OwIn rpcn.n- least ten
than corn planted without Phosphate. used it the
pas year twenty of with results more sat
=iIctory than yielding thousand bushels OF
good sound rip of have rriei Poudret and
could perceive hur little benefit from its application
have tried other Phosphate, but has given
coed satisfaction Bradlcy's.
Yours truly, ID. NJ CLOUGH
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
7 { S 7 | M 0 N | A | S.
From II. A. Sheldon.

MIIpIFHJ EY, VI. oct II, 1865.
MIR WI l.. BRADLEY, DEAR SIE:-I have had
an old cay -ui meadow, of shout three and
thr'" wears $40 san cNpcrime MT. on l. with
Phosphate. by top de=i with alb hat barrel
= the ihrsp a;e u t" Before he Phosphate
Nh- applet the meadow prod need regularly about y
ton to he acr applied about the Of
Pho pH,tr ch >ea-o', sowing It early spring.
he EItt o. sy has steadily increased every ar. both
IN qUiEt and qurlitN since began the treatment
"itn Phosphate, and tn : summer cut fully tons
uf lay 10 { OF ia bette ality than { grown
u tHcsaro land in it, for mer iupov rshrd condition
think that this land is what would called rich
IN iow w!r eas the since 1t would hardly ray
t1r NOV in. think hay grown on lsnd manur with
lhos haze il At least three dollars per ton more
than that grown on ordinary land withou Phosphate
d certainly would make that difference in pur-
chasing 20 f''d nv toes. RAISED IA fine crop Of
po'atoc- the Phosphate th. season., and believe an
exc Lent manure for that, and indeed, for al other
crops. Very truly, &c,
ii. A. SHELDON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
The PUSSTPs.

In answer to the first puzzle given last
Week-"lt 1t takes three cats to eat three
mice III three minutes, how many cats will
II take to eat one hundred mice in one
hundred minutes:" the answer is not three
! hundred cats. as member of the high
school thinks: nor one hundred as pro-
tessiOnal man answered. But if their APP
petite and capacity held out. three cats
could DO the job in the time required. 1t
/ is plain bv the proposition that the three
cats specified were equal to mouse a
minute.
In regard to the riddle. we have receiv-
ed but two correct solutions. The riddle is
i good one, and we give it again. together
with the answer:
RIDDLE.
First t'ke a word which will silence proclaim.
Which backward AMI forward will still spell the same
Then add to the iEs; cminise name
Which backward and forward will stu spell the same
An ln1trumrEt too, which lawyers oft frame
Which backward and forward will still spell the game
\ very rich frait, "hOsc Botanical name
hoth ack"ar! and forward will still spell the same
\ musical note which all will proclaim
fo;h backward and forward spells ever the same
The initials of these, when Joined. spell name
Which 'ry Young lady anticipates q claim,
And backward and forward will still spell the SAM
InStrer. - Mum. Anna. Deed. Ava.
Minim. UhOle-MADAM. We wish the
writer of the above would send us her
other one" if not too lengthy.
Here is problem for merchants to study
on while they are putting up molaSScs
these cold mornings: \ mrI chant has an
eight gallon key full of cider, and has 10
measure it with only five gallon and a
three gallon can. \ customer comes in
vino wants four gallons. How is the mer-
chant to give him just four gallons. meas
ufn@ it in the five aud three gallon cans:
y blind beg-ar in New York city had
4 brother who died in the rebel army.
The man who died had no brother. What
relation was the blind beg@ar To the man
who died:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
From Isaac n. Merrill.

CHELSEA, VI, Oct. &c 1866.
MIR W. l.. BRADLEY, SIR Lat spring plant
I'd 3y win pot oes the soil in the piece being all
alike ON acres used two hbis of vour Phosphate
n the hill On the balance OF the piece one and one
half acrsE, put - bushels Of common wood ashes
From the two MANFRED with Phosphate, | dug
"' bush OF pot 10 While :he sud half sc es
viii were dressed with the ashes yielded but lS3
bushel-. lOuTs truly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD 60,
OFFER a LIMITED AMOUNT OF THEIR
First Mortgage Bonds at Par.
Nine Hundred and Sixty Miles

Of the line West from Omaha now completed and
the work is going through the winter As the dis
lance between the finished portion of the Union and
entral Pacific Railroads lees than 400 miles and
both companies arr pushing forward the work with
great energy employing 10000 men, there can he
no doubt thnt the ,.Lol.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-22
SETTLE UP q.

The bt,r Of the -i's rho e., ar. here y Informed
;hrt the can set Nj them at auy during tie
present month. but the February th,v vii
be ri ICED the hands Of e. W CIhoou for c LECTION
please hurry mp! / Ii 4 II. I. HALL
Lyuiol Ccntrt, Jan. Il, 1891. 414i
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-12
ETrc. Gen. Gaines and Mrs. DR.
Walker.

-: r
AS an lneo'lecI .s, Evtsioll tI VI d n. ;on,
N'rSa,'o'' "e'Wtc, MIS- Ne.'' "1''ieS
aud MIS-; l'r. Maiker mas l'uhd It's
way III 'ne '"oi'c Iouliiais' M we no"
give ne true "'le' DIS ie'"'e' o9 "n
"!,' "i'nPSS -,
NJ rs "aln'N' = COMPANY W. ~ d
:, :, 't'", ,, ,r,. '' ",,r'nI w, Wv VI homt m
''[Il, ,n,, O!"o " '''''I"7 'l' '"'' ,Inn
WV w W. ,'',,''' n ,,,;',, "-,u ,,.a.s,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-12
ptospettus.

tLece, all eyes turned on him, this
brave and noble little fellow, this
poor waif whom society owned not,
and whose own steptather could not
care for him-there he knelt With
claSped hands and eyes upraised to
Heaven, while he rept ated audibly
the Lords Prayer. and prayed the
dear Lord Jesus to take him to
Heaven
Our informant adds that there
then occurred scene as of Pentecost.
Sobs broke from strong. hard hearts,
as the mate sprang forward to the
boy and clasped him to- his bosom,-
and kissed him and blessed him, and
told him how sincerely he now be-
lieved his story ami how giall he
was that he had been brave enough
10 face death and be willing to sacri-
flee his life for the truth of his own
word.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-12
Dollars per annurd.

has not made half so perfect as wo-
man, that is-man.'
Mrs. Walker then said
why do you dress in this CAV
style of lace and flowers P to which
| Mrs. Gaines replied:
If told that my dress was repug-
nant to the public taste, would in
stantly remove il. l admit that it
looks more youthful than my years
would warrant; but, feeling young,
| dress according to those feelings.
When fee! old, l will dress suitable
to age, but trust | shall never feel
old under a hundred
At this stage of the conversation
Mrs Walker asked
'Who are you, Madam .
Il am Mrs. Gaines
'Oh! am very happy to know
you. / was not prepared to see so
young looking ,womm.- I expect
ed to see lady at least twenty
years older than you appear to be-
What is the secret of your looking
so much younger than you really
are p
'This is the secret, Madam: |
feel kind to every human being.
There should not be sorrowing
! heart within ms knowledge if could
prevent it. look upon life thus
That we are placed here by our
Heavenly Father to assist each other
and do every possible good in our
power. Money IS merely loan to
effect that object.
Though l have had enc of the sever
est battles of life for nearly thirty
seven years, prosecuted and wronged
of my estate since childhood, yet,
Notwithstanding all this, / entertain
no feelings of revenge or bitterness
to any one, and the world to-day
looks to me as bright and be ,utiful
as though l had never passed
through such terrible scenes Of grief
and sorrow and, in all these trials,
l have never, for Il moment, ceased
to entertain an everlasting, undying
faith in my God, upon tue principle
that so long as [ was true to myself
He would be true to me- A fashion
able woman | never was. God has
blessed me with It remarkable con-
stitutlOn, and these probably, are the
reasons, Madam. why they say !
look so many years younger than
= really am. Now permit me to renew
my request that you remove that un
seemly garb. | am told that YOU
are advocating woman'S sutfra ge,
but be assured that by your appear
ance in this improper apparel, you
are doing that cause more injury
than the strongest argument of its
enemies. What can be the object OF
your wearing this dress; Madam p
My health
Your health! That cannot be, foI
I-old enough to he your mother
continually exposed to all weathers
enjoy the best of health, and am {
younger woman to-day than yon are
Pardon me for saying that | feal
your only motive proceeds from 8
vulgar notoliety, to which none o.
our sex should ever descend"
The above interview was witnessed
Ivy from twenty to thirty gentlemen
AID employ eSof the Government, whit
expressed approval of the sentiments
uttered by Mrs. Gaines by occasidn
al plaudits.