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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-01-27
public.

| public. --H=1aT77--=-
~tAKp.--o. r. Ballard, ESD,
WEST hoA- seed his poem Monday
by invitation, dell', = the 7. NJ. q. A,
evening, Jan Gath, befol~ .r;raea TO a
entitled "Ihe oigns Vi '.e ~reby
large and appreciative audience, tn
attesting to the great merit OF the lecture
as its merits had preceded the lecturer In
its favorable report from other quarters.
I think no one who listened was disap-
pointed, in fact they were highly pleased.
To give faithful report of this poem, is
not my present purpose, but simply to
glance at it fiitfualy,as one does at thing
of dazzling splendor think we all shall
1 find the production in its characteristic
] teaching no mean auxiliary to the ulti-
mate purposes of mans life, viz; Happl-
ness for not merely "signs," but realities
fraueht with more truth then poetry,
find truthful comparison in measured
rhyme.
How fond parents spoil the child, and
\ how the father sweats and tolls to main
3 tain tbs very thing which too often ruins
= many young men and women.
BE apoke Of fashions, SO runious IN
their frequent change /; in fact gave
'sithfa, review of the times in pleasing
:, as tho audience attested by frequent
vers., :.
applause, - .uarda .hon p .aa
very association in the
ommend him to Q.
State of Vermont. ,rker of East
New BRAKK.-H. NJ. Pa
Lyndon has invented a brake fo4 :.
ners, which is so connected with tn
yoke as to operate itself. The amour,
brake is in exact proportion to the amount !,
Of pressure upon the neck yoke. Z
TRoUBLE.-At the commencement of q &
district school in West Halifax an attempt Q
was made BY some Of the pupils to eject Z
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-01-27

STOCKs.-V ct "H' '0''A "a '''
ton on Monday, as follows;
Vermont Central First Mortg ee
bond, 7s small,
Vermont 81 Canada Stock, LIVE
Cheshire Railroad, preferred, also
sold,
, 1870-11-13
A SsoFT OF q Graveyard.

4 correspondent OF Notes and Queries
whites: In the churchyard Of IeHin Herts, Is
tomb Of La3y Arne Gsimatone, nee Tu1ton
dauchter Of Lady Thxnat, who died in l7i3.
Tbs tradition il that, being doubtful OF
future state, sha expressed ! Wiah or prayer
that il there were future atate, tree might
grow out Of her heart What foundation Is
there for this t1adition7 The editor adds
Odds enough, the following paragraph, *
t1cted from the Spiritual Times {Decerabar
23, 1860, bearing On ths same subject, reach
ed Us simultaneously With the shove. To use
4'Can any ona e1ucidate this marvellous
lagsud7" No reference to it is made In cfut-
tsIbuck's Histories and Ant.4uities 0: tha
County Of Hertford ;" AN Atheist'a Pro
phecy Fulfilled The chu1ch5srd Of Teviu,
IN HesttofdshiFe, i spos a. = some interest
resting place Of the mortal remaina Of Lady
| Anne G;rimstous. The old wife'e ta1a Of the
ueiRhborkood Is to the effect that the said
Lady Anne GEImstoue was N Atheist, Wltl-
out shadow Of belief IN the Deity aad
epce Of God, that 1t her death her hst
Tnrds we're to tba effect that, Il God e1-
iated, seven alm trees wcu1d grow out q her
tombstone. Whether auch- woEta Waxa used,
and h such > manner, It Ia impossible
rect or not, savan atu-t1aes ha7a 1prung NJ
through the solid tomb, and naye htoker
avsy The aphd 1nssonry in aH directions
making shs reading Of The inscription ! difi
cult and almost impossible feat. Tho tro1
ra1mgs that surrounded taa monument are
in many places, firmly iHhedded IN tha trunk
Of the hses. The nu1oerous names cezye
n all available paxte Of the trunks Asses
tho number OF vieitoes du1foaity has drawn
the spot The 1ass Rte e4th diatinct and seI
a1A1e, INC, Notwithstanding tho H1angene<
, Of The locality, xppsar tot -thtiys wall. :Asn
: guppoeatona u ACCOUNT fox shaie growth hA7
= been: started; 1xt sous OF 20 .tmprobso.. .
q nature that the country people STU eant
tk9E taFpzite Old story Of LaJ Aana's atassso
, 1870-11-13

The valuable manuscript brought from s1k-
hazah n 1855, by the Egyptian trAseAef, Il
Auguste Ia,iette. has bean tho subject Of !, :
communication to the French 4eademy o.
Sciences By u. Egger, Professor OF Gteek
LitarAt01e At tho SoIbonue. It Is nut rag
neutaty, a1d epis1toTaphtc, or Written on
both tides its subject Is optics, and tne WIZ
IuE appears to baloug to- the third century q
the Chtisttan e1a; the language Is dfeeA Oh
the best peuods- F1un so9ns passages tfMs-
l.ted By u. Egger We CLEAN that the Nfl1e1 n:s
attributed the d1ninption OF siza IN ols
taut objects to tbs density Of the N
tetvening atmosphere and tnAt inc ssata ~
wero con4idered to b moving rouno me
earth, eoms OF them paatntainiuE tho e1me
FelAtiTe distance betNetn eaeh other, wGs !.
ceItain nnnbeE stitted their plaees neaaes
reSolying daily Ike the others. y. Esee.
thinks these fragments form part OF 4ks.t5
| On Optics, By Ptoleuy, in five books, nc o5as,
iui uf which IL lost, though several uNes
quoted BY his Successors, By tho Nrae.S 81 T.
the middle aRea, md By soma uodekna - - .1s
! - the eighteenth oentury. Il Wss = ao ~ ~
period t1aoal1ted into Syc4c, then IIou -
tongue into Arabic, under which latsei aotu
I 1t sxiated IN Sicily In the tvetta 1enty
vhf1a 1t Wa tr1oslAted from the Aao!o m..
Latin By oertain, Euge13ns Atn9l sas 49,
This Latin yes1icn, uofottnnata!y mao9 atos
copy in Which tina 6I1t hook 80 Esnh0e 10
/ min :eds&s IL tho MSS. @ The Rbh9theqa
NAtiou2le, IN third Ms In the Ampfnn2
1dhEsE 1t &nAns md pe1hips N q ae0&so
thQ BQ&eTk1.
, 1870-11-13

Tho n e1aoxiA Of The Engliah High Church
ria, ~ "a the NahoPs, demanding thas theV
shsd pot eufo1o sfe ia5 PuIsh.s a' ludsnasa. ia
nseapy ~ 1,.sS aisnhs., dlsdstoos. and maT7
ne.ns md otber ecclesiastical ofeiala-
NThe venerable Dr. Coz preached txice Tn
srndaT. the 9Th. In the Spring Street. Freshly
te1iAn Church, New IaEk, Wh@e ae eaica:ed
ait5:fours ago on The FIRST Sunday OF haa pas-
vi This T1ustees OF the Methodist Id.h College
a. FsIfsat. nropcse to call Mr.. Punahon ho.na
frnm Ame1sea, 10 take the Prealdency. which,
. Nua Arthur 70 saSase 1ta1;an tn sue eptsuS
nnepf Tsy thst there Is no t1uth whatevet IN
tha r+loii circulated By tho clerical pspets
that P1ince Humberto said to 9roteatAns
c1erp7man at Rcns that II he tths CroTn
Princa) intendsd to tu1n Jew, he could sA1s'S
~ Tho Z Inaeper,dnnes Beige = rasPo1ad[s for
.ba hichiy i1uprob4ble STORY that FathhI Iom-
mx4ej. Of the Company Of Jesus, who u ROW
preachiug Il ths Geeu IN Rous. Iecsntiyt
wtile vehenlently decl.irn1ng asAass s..n3s .Is
turned to Inc c1uci6x beeide him and APOSTLE
! phiztd the figure or the eroas IN these strange
words: ssThou only art guilty, sinee thou
ehouldst not have aNoxed theaa horrible pro-
| f1nahona-n
The Lonton Record quotes from Bombay
paper The statement that Hsndoo templa Y
| 10 be erected in Londau. At ! Meeting OF
iahueutial rativee. held II the Slate Of Joon1-
ghur, it VIA resolved to raiae Subscription
"a 5ssize 'tss'ns to visit 0oPes Psss.na nG 8sh ths
ohi.ct Of finishing their education, and that
temple Of Hurkesh wrr ,tahzdew be erected
In London out Of tho fund, about . lao Of rn-
pees (S5o ,o00) being set apart tor shss pas-
uoee, ueathan temples have been stArd1g
| for years in San FIsnciEco, the wozahip Of
idols heing maintained by the Chinese.
-yoluntatyism seems 10 be working we'll IN
the case OF tho disestAhlished Irish Epiecopal
Church. Largo donations arc made toward
its endowment, aeye1sl gentlemen hare eTsn
reaehsd Eas6. .o00-nes,ly million and
! | half Of dol1a1e-beatdas annual sub.
scriptiona. At the late meatne
> OF the committee formed IN London
9 to aid the endowment, it VIA at1tea thu: do
:. nations we've coming Ia very satisfactorily
+ the effozta being nude By. the commlttat
9 would be crowned with suceasF, and thzs IL
spiritual requirements OF the Caureh popul2
o tion Of Ireland would not ba left neglected.
70 1t appears from ; statement lAsels pub
3. ginning Of he ys.r 1854 tie jesuit bod
l. throughout the world was only little in 81
to | co.'s OF 1000. Ten yeara aftetw1rd they ha
4, Increased to nearly 1000, and In the 70
At lowing decade Of yeara nearly 2,0
D. mose vera added to their lumber; u
ae OF the "society OF Jesus" are given
1857, Out Of these there arc a.551 Lay cos
rS tutors, a,417 students, and 1850 priest
be more than 8 GOO of tho latter we're cut OF Il
ts Kingdom ot Italy. scattered up md down y
La I'd Auatzalia sons acting Is miaslonatl
nr | and Others engaged in tue work Of educ
Is tiop, spiritual direction, 1od the preaching
NJ | retieAta-
, 1870-11-13
d.,.Ars uuust hnvo rASsed their blood being II
eAus..haat nll TIN S4mp thsy AHe 11nrtuX.;

,.,,.,, unst h,yo raised, their blood being II
t.rs1.haat III tbs s4me thsy a1e asoring.i
f1uWIkA
Intalkipg uith,,A foEiat about the fioNersw With
,.bfch the ehurchts were dressed on Ekster.
beSslated that hin house hAd The dressing Of
tvelve Ata1s or chaneelE, md thAt, in the ag-
prtga4e, the Aorists werc paid at leAst e35, :
oCo or s4o, 600 for the ao*sss nsed that day
Alone. Il seens that Flax had the Church; Of
the Meseiah beautifully decorated he Ia
yestrymAn there. Delrnonico annuslly con.
sumes frnm ei0,000 to &12, 600 worth o.
flowers. Tia expense OF flowers 1t funerhs
has been caz1ie1to such An extent that esou
IL only IN m ordinary outlayt md often ~
or three oar1iages NeFequlred to carry tne
Il il tho merest diaplAy, nothing more;
, 1870-11-13
Words qud Their UscS.ss
HYANrsTIF1Kp QrAKER

From the bndAto Courier.
Sxw YoRK, 4,h Mouth, 10Th. n.
Rxsrrcrtp WIFE: Prom these llnes my WHERE
Abouts tnee1l learn
Moreover, .mpart 10 thee my serious concern:
The 2, Ia3 rsSrs = iae ~ dasS
m0ckezJ!
For m1rHtarce; as left the carr, aop In With suutsy
saIa ashiins - "Sa5. III not saine,n said,
nSsi9 s1ssp1 ~! '1Tn5a 5a e asked
"nl 1sddy: wass !. :.nxa.d grace = now does
the old thing WORK =
@F1tena,- said 20 Jcau. whose breath sug.
"can @ @.ass s @eaa7e, a; me ssra'shsvay to reputable
HIS answers gross ,7e.evenee ahan rot 1oaa
Instead oi simply yea or nay, he grunly said
"Sas, na5, shall not bes,r ta'd I, "for thai
| Why donx nee snaver psalply: Can thee take
7ny yen!ee "a is to1tuess meant to carry fo!k about
Tnen xhy presariea.e::,-, Said he, perveFssly,
"Say, verify, l shouted mott" quotn !, amy
"po, IniEe-i siisve to ssJ.t-w1ta fa1aehood is
Thee sssss @ : to oe sdmonl.hea to lid Thy heart OF
4see ss1e: ny l!,s a,ete, sa'd be- "son Sling on
awe had .hste plain crab garments twenty
5tsls snd note sala s.11s !, on .tv,e ,nee tell.
At that ns prsased around IS If "a zee were II
And, Vi with iti aostile demonstrations. inquired II
aou what: TIL thee e1p:a:as th1selft eaano
nc sro1s @ th.t ; Something vas "roo .ain;7 more
But al nis js1gon WIS surpassed, In Wild absnsdI
By ,s2ssats, prosane'y emaa.hzed. 10 put
head On mel
"1o son Of Bsua,, iaid ], shat miracle ca
wnezest he teu upon ne win blows and cur7e'
.. But ,.Iea to work NAT n'tasle-'t such WIS n'
lnssssS 4; f,;!sss ca hts'"ns EHove to si'
: Tnss tness cultivate the peaceful habit OF OF
But tais mans conduct wrought On ma a sing
I For when be slapped nv otoas:eFtm OF, AZ
.:1t H. i,,,u Mor II el e I ena sota HIN
:. z1dthign:
. Tue taropg then gaye specimen OF caluna'
o And ssid i d 8 snasesed him b.ld.neadsd," 81
II Although, Iso!enn1y a1nru,, old not pull I
10 No. did cook hts poul.ry-for he had no pouls
70 there.
m OF They called ms . suu5 boy" although I've Sc
% The, ga -. II lightning when "s
u u AKA 1s:a ~ /, i Lightning climbed its ear,
10 41on ao1 hor o ID; d yc1seu:n said one .aeou
Cd qrennA blaaI
, 1870-11-13
TO the Mayer, the Tlcar, II. E1t9o, l. F., ~
Town CiEtEs 80 d,

4 Local Rafntaion ,ot- Ar. ;;DaKNf1k
.4Tse f1om tha = Dsseant Of Min 70 tho .57a
Won he adnzss, but lo1as to seasal. !! 30
Von Ia. Wag, baby "a. descended ,,ltom &
ksiry aud upsd, Wit pointed can End = tal.
Ms' IL are-h M.s1: 9gpsAk tox ,ourzelf::
jckl Tn not descended ftom anything hf
ne. 40, tbsIn l"-fsltaA.
, 1870-11-13

S-Tao Liberal Christian {lEev. Or. rsno Sa):
noticing Mr. Horace Gtaeley'e confession OF
faith on the divinity Of Chtiss sad On future
punlAhmant, thus charactetizea The Gqitatl1n
anism lesyes the question Of Christ's a.
ture perfectly open. It do4s mol Ieject
auv who accept Jesus Christ ~ Lord and
Nsster in any sense, leaving interpretations
aud explanations to each disciples own mind
md conscience. 4 large past Of the Unit4-
If not AIians, have recognizedin Christ some
thing more than human Possibly, Human
itari1nism h&s increased in the bo5yi b0s, N
our Judgment, It haa reached lts utmoss
extent, and will heuceforth decrease. Aftet
tha natural desire hAs ulh1nated itaelf to on
| eat the exaggerated tendency Of T1initaktAn
Clristiaus 10 deify Christ, by emphasizing os
| dwelling exclusiveIy upon his humanity, tne
| rexctIop will commence. bg which the sonaa.
| thing mo1e than husnau-fno sef elemeut oa
! prominent. Meanwhile, thousands OF Unit
! x.i,ns hare never Let this ssn1e Of the divine
| in Christ die out Of their faith. NJ GkealeT
| exp1erses, therefore, tho genuine tdeA OF tnat
part OF the Unitarian body Thsca nas a..oest oeep
Till, from this period, grow more Ahundant."
~Most of the churches, Roman Catholic
and Episcopalian, were brilliantly decorated
qPon The Issns9ee ct Ester; IS oston Rms 3os Tss
e9s Gasssh tS.n 81 ne esasy ndSs0 iesp!andsnt
Altar" we are informed. "wss sdorned
with cloth OF gold; with gold aud si1ye1 car-
diesticks. aud = Cross flushing with dia-
murde," Those zplendid 4'fxturas, we ars
told, "were recently brought from Eoglaqd.
This receipts Of the American BIBLE So
ciety The past year we're well up to the aver.
Ne: They ws1e reported 1t the last month;
II meeting (ths financial yeE having ended
On the slst ult.) at S7oo,0oo. As compared
With the year previous, there Is f.liing oi'
!. Of E17 900. TIE issue of Bibles and Teasa'
ments for tho year iacked 10, COO OF malhoi
copiea-
SsT York city churches, that 81 The orchestr'
Of thirty pieces Performed the oveEtutes t
sThe MeuTWiyea Of Windsor ind 'Ls Gaz
Ix1ra.' beside the grand m1rch from III
= Prophet hnd Signof Ba1aEoA1, the eniueu
$ basto, sing m aria from s1LomhA1da' wit
J, highly impressive and devotional.
J SIha Prptestants In tho Russian Bait
}; provinces have been suffering persecutaon
= The hands Of the Greek Church. In aoaHt
Il to petitions for relief, the Emperor aent Of
4 Of his aids-de-canp, General Bohrsn:k,
3 make \ perann1l Investigation IN Ispnt
% The General reports thAt the statements
ID nessly asks that justice may BE- done 70 T. :.
- sufferers, cot cni5 for hnrnaritJ's sake. D
t Il that Russian ORTHODOX" NAY be felteV'
r. t1pr tho terrible aizsrsee which nAa Do
h. brunght upon It By these pefseau1t1nns;s 1s,.
Ia a Clergyman u1te9 70 tas LsaMasa "1iss. !.
9o hHrt. s4.stW1u u,esh1tars In tho Eplseopal Ohns
1hn ,rs, r. he habit OF mixing tia ss1
-: a,.S..inr, fnr which Mr. Cheney haa boen u
: gsrdad from tho ministry. Tn6y- ASe dia:s
nfta through se1en ditceses, aoEa q tt
''< hsing euairsns doctors of ay5uatT..
, 1870-11-13
s!ly EV0f FVk@t
Ny poor po!.t
My poor pol uted leatt"
Anc-
aOuf great SAL.
Our great s4t-t .,.....
Our great salvation Gomez"

The following Appes1a in the London
AhsnGun,s "A CORRESPONDENT writes: In your
last number you report that no American hss
been invited to take part in the work Of Bible
revision; and that, a. might be expected. the
work is rot regarded With excessive favor IL
the Cn.ted ssases- Without bsttsJlng any
contderce, may say that negotiations we're
commenced some months ago to obtain the
corporation Of american scholars, and that
thero il avery, prospect Ct obts!nsns
I" may add that travelled
last autumn through large part OF the
United ssatee, snd Visited most Of the ss1ss ~
ts1ast IN Tie work. From the first it haa bsen
pArt Of tho plan to secure the cooperation Of
American brethren.' We hare authority 70
etato that American scholsrs Tin puranance OF
4 reeo,usion OF convocatton) were not only n
vlted - cooperate in the above work, bat that
they have entered into the matter With ardor. @
Ths; hayo also expressed great satisfaction
IN tho project ITSELF, and in the invitation 10
t~fn ySvf in II n
, 1870-11-13
ylIer George rhe Second,
And what mortal ever heard

When from earth the Fourth ds&ae1p3td,
God be praised, tho HeorKea ended :"
The Il Fat Contributor" Gds., Of the Cin-
cinnAti Times, has tho following IN regard to
an old conductor promoted to tr2t0-diapatch-
er: "Hahit Wis ya1y at1ong with the az
conductor. As he sat In ahs ofdee. he would
stast every tine he beard bell ring and yell,
All Abosrd.' Then he would 60 about tha
Office 1t intervals and try to collect fare OF hiA
xasiatanta- We dropped In casually one after
roop, and Billy wanted to know il We had
pass. He couldn't get accustomed to his new
position 1t Ill. He ptned to be again on the
road He day he begged the boys TO pus
hju through collision, which they did to his
entire qualification. TlsY tors his c1othta
nearly 81, blackened his eyes, broke keFo.
sene lamp over his head and piled rsd.hos
store on top Of him. Billy VIA IN an ecstacy
Of delight, A1d declared be haan't enjoyed
himself 10 much eiDca he had bue."
The rigid observance OF Old English 1ol lea
| In the South CA1olir1 Courts. and neglect OF
The same on tho part Of Nr- PetiSEu, G.ya
| riae 10 the following passage: MI Ped-
| eru,r taid the Judge, you hAye on lghs
eoat. You can't speak, peug1u replied :
s'Nay It plaake the bench conform atFlctly
| to the law. Let me illustrate: The Law sAy9
| thst the ba11lster shall WeA1 blAck gown md
| cloak, and Your Honor thinks.that means =
| BLACK coat:" 'yea, aid the judge, Well.
| The Law also slSa the Sheriff shau wear Z
eccked.hlt and sword. Does Tour honor hold
| that :he sword must be cooked - we'll as tha
hAts@ He Naa permitted to 50 On.
, 1870-11-13

ee1e that be vas dragging bis left leg, aa it
| he had been wounded, and this dafect EAs
, | The on1y ono that kept him from sppeanng
| strength. This defect will reveal him to cur
readefr ss the mysterious shadow who had
/ followed Marcus eince he left the opeEa.
: a. sAh!" said the old WOMAN in bad humof,
n s"11s nes, 1e hs sss9s sis esa ~h sood so
4 many others, thas. Jon have soma negro
= lit Is TeT5 poseible,"r esid Marcus, IN n
Indifferent manner, and II Is OF 10 Attle NJ
{ pefepns that love- The essential point now
e, that this man ID going to do me the !AFof
& that you Just refused me. and be seens 10 Do
sent hers By tho haud Of Pzovidenee." ..,.,
10 The Old woman sRain shrugged her tnonl.
er dsrs With her habitaal sarcastic geetuse. and
h which, under the citcunstanees, seeme1 -
indicate that she no mere believed n COG
70 .sh.n IN man. But, without troubling himae!a
o, to CONS forward into Tie light that he H'iSh'
u be able to SEQ his faoe, and, bsug ausuee
L. BY this examination. be asked him
" What Il your name. my good man A.,
ID "6.1nbo; :. your service, sir. said th'
"WeN, Sagobo. you ctn b usefal to me IN.
81 lady patient Of mine, who Is up-etaGs nets:
- "WhAt can dofn saked tho negro, quaahS
I'd With faee thst Ind ths inuohhty OF nsal
"a OF Psi oGlv sosselsi os ling, mid Marcus.
Ie (which is-n
hs "To 70 after docter and to bring him nel
Tx immediately. Ia for youf PAT. promise gou.
A. eome supper, : gl1ss Of Whiskey, ana =! Pc
he "An right" sud sarnbo. putting On hs u
I'D q 700 thalI have DOCTOR"
For feT moments after leAE1ns taa nou.
1ed the negro went rapidly toward the eeo1N pa
Of the city, dragging his leg - be1ofe' q
oft aiding xzlhe1 thao Wh1hng oTeS the 'ee NJ
;ith '.What do Jou need smother doctor toE
ND atked Mrs. Jones. - II the sick man is 10 q
,ht he will not prevent it,. =.
"Eo, but he 7n asceftain thai 1 nAfo GO
on. eve1ything poeaib1s To sAye hec."
nth "Ah! yuu xiah not to be aecused o. kha
: Or your patients, Mr.. Mar1ns," saaa toe
led, wpmao, in wicked and naoekluS tone,
Isse "Ies, Mzs- 3ones," replied ne ooct
NAs " when treat them 1t yonr hoGss."
The He boxed to her ga1e1y, nd me fesponaa
den by similar eon1teay, and tney sepasAteu 70
ess tho foot Of thn stxirs. Marcus went up %
aira eick womzn'a rpu11. who vas 8etIaue Hos
aa- and Mr.. jones retired TO neg Eo9m y u
to beaement-ss tar u she could from he1 y
1~ errpruhshly to hAEa ~ Little ~ pesea0s'
:. do With them.
tura a qu,xter ct IN hour sftss.srd = CAN
datk stopped before the house. md hAteus,
,unE. posng tst It naatzina& ~ ss3RsnHsa
hoU- leAguo, want down 10 recatve hlm - ane =
gus "Wetosus, Doetok." saA hsl es&feseaaa'
, 1870-11-13


how will it be II We treat drinking in drawing
rpurne, not merely II vico in1urionst TO eeatn,
. but ~ eocial czlme7 Much Of Il being se,
cfet, 1t vii bo hard to anaigu the criminal
without risk Of srror: Nothing 70 more VT,
: support with dignity Whist would madden
n o4ie1t, Ona constitution will tolerate the
doee that IL poisonous to another. Clrcuna,
stances, idipsyncrscy, the want OF food
or freeh air, the state Of health OF mind
\ he hour Of The dar, viii alter the right ant
w1ong Of stimulation. sh.u thc1e oe
3 medical inspector at evesJ ball, An inspecting
doctor in pubic placss to rnssnure the slco'
) holization Of suspected hne ladies, 70 inVes-
n DE manner ls due to eau-de-cologne o. IA.
ticue; Who shalipronounce the rafulot oat
1t form'' when Miss l. u In highest feather
Parallel to tbs increasing "simuianou' o.
our pe1sons Of quality and wealth ia .neEeas
=, inE demaud 10: secial fEiakiness, afternoon
iii. md perpetual endurance OF "Grea
fnn.n va heaE that women nust b
e M ia thei1 work" How can We b!am'
~ them II they s1&trh At the bottled ''aptrts
- that we h.ve everyEhese y hAna 10
ihirk the world md the dsvl will et6ctensl'
70 hridle The feeh. There has hsen too rapit
ptogTeee since the Roman rule hsd forc
Which gave to the bead OF the family PoWe P
for life or death over the female vine-htb5er
IN il, and eyen the paterual Authority, whic
k va 1Aw in Christe1dom, is nearly e1tine!
Ii. in what aocikI court, then, shall yiee that !
= not inconyerieut b condemnedt Ane
Of granting that Its experts taught society Whe
II 10 pass hy On khe other eide. tho victim. pHs
p lyxed By her drug, would Feck hstle 6
N her soci3l poxi1uu, and would, sna ooetSe
t. company, readily ind it among ne
az fellows, II her ASSOCIATES Eero stern: 1oel
Of and WAC In their dec;eiona ts ths ideal bS1aa
,a- iury: II the.e we're Judge 70 assume 2
er black CAP, and pronounce that her ees wen
is lnnE Il er no more, the criminal would prob
IN biz double her nepantha. seFeSty seasEA
ia confirms tho semi-n1aniacs! detafmlnalso9
he III coeta to satisfy he1 craving. Yet i soc1e
na cannot help or eTeu deal Justly WITH 1naltaa
!. 4 ale. it il bound for its Own s1ke aedulouAiY
lea dirainfkh ec1odRl that ia calculated to hhAl
zer / to tho foundation its Elitteting at1actuf
lty Women are An tnpoft&hs e!eMs Z
ie- in any coherant world, and II n
.es eslt haye lost It's eAvos, " may 70,
nf presently for decomposition OF the SOC
ste fabric. Il is difficult 70 give prominence
tly one among the many slleht hise1ssioaa . IN
hst faAhions which might heap to paesek.e "esa
rm from Temptation TINT ID specially danSefo
~. In their present condition but suppose
MO \ Wera deemed m2nus,ly not. 70 odef WlnA
M. lsdies except II 1uuaheou o. dinnez, oven
nun euma eost of tun+a Il might ayt1 beoo
m0.- . chic 10 iInit2ta fo1aiEn wnrnan, Nho, ~
o1a xespeo4ahls, raraly usa stronger drink =
1a1 an,i yp1g1a. aTflg v, hnusv0.: Dhen 10
, n zen cur pedod, totlon hops; Jet We q
ia doqtf9u VII ufga q sodssg, apa that
, 1870-11-13
TIE AMERICAN LADY.
A Chicago Tale.

n ToRTEa1o.
Author ot .Johu Buu." "Tts Iloness In Lows"
~Tbe Romance Of sa Aetzrsa." !" etc.. etc.
Ffttfeu fur tkS CA{ounb Tttoxx<.