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Night Scenes in the Bible.

Many OF the most affecting and impor-
tant scenes described in the Bible. trans
PRED under the splendors oforicnta night
-odom and Egypt. BecrShclu and Baby Ion
Carmel and Gilboa. Oiivet and Emmaus.
Jerusalem and the sea ofGaliee. have each.
by night. been witnesses of the power and
glory of the omnipotcnt Jehovah.
The author of Might Scenes in the BIZ
be-" has followed the shadow Of night
across the landscape Of divine revelation.
and grouped together the sacred scenes
which are made awful or impressive by
the mantle of darkness.
He has succeeded in bringing to light
new and beautiful gems from the mine OF
bible TRUTH and has produced delight
full volume The leading clergymen of
the country have given it their most cor
dial approval as 'charminS" and "in-
>tructive" work.
The style in which it is published eXccls
anything it has been our privilege to eX-
anime. The steel engravlngs by the first
artists of the country are perfect gems or
art" We have space to describe but two
of them. The first is The Night Watch
in Mount Scir." Beside one of the noun
tain passes, with grand peaks towering.
crag upon crag. on either side. stands the
| Nui'I-toN VI. W illi lls Soiil"i. ""''"'h'th'
Just through the pass can be seen the
first bright strcaks of approaching dawn.
At the foot of the pass. wholly shaded by
the ovcrlanging crags. party OF travel
.ers are cncampcd They cry out to the
TWatclman: "Wutchmdn, what Of the
night and down through the pass comes
rcvcrberating that cheering cry: "The
morning cOmeth.' Again we pass on
down the ages to the time when the long
looked-for morning had come, and the son
of righteousness had arisen with healing
in Ills beams. Before us j. Il lone noun
tain side. and Il PROSTATE form knecling on
its uncushioncd rock. The pale moon
beams crecpamOng the crags. lSt reveal
ing their barrcnnrss. the stars shine dimly
overhead: Il huge night-birl flaps his
wings and alone breaks the stiffness of the
midmY ht hour; hut glory surrounds the
lowly torm-it is Jesus. TOR lit came to
pass in those days that He went ont into a
mountain to pray, and continued all night
in prayer to God" 1t was tssublime scene,
and the representation before Us tends to
awaken the most devout reflections.
We love to dwell upon the scenes por-
traycd in these illustrations; and We leel
that no one can fail to lie benefited. both
hy these truthful and impressive pictures,
and by the earnest words of the writer
Let parents. who wish to have their chill
drcn love the Word of God. and under
stand its lessons division and love, secure
this volume, and give them free access to
its pages.
IN J. c. Mails, Esq Agent for Frank.
| lin County.
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD,
Thr Care OF Horses.

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FINE FARM FOR SALE
The Ann Finch Farm.

will Offer for sale in Winchester, on
Monday, December 9TH. 1870, the farm
known rs the Ann Finch Place, situated
about one mile from Winchester on the
Shelbyyille road. on the waters Of Boiling
with six rooms, brick kitchen with two
rooms, good cellar. brick snioke-honse and
Il nevcr-falling spring. The place is also
well supplied with warer for stock.
said farm contains three hundred and
twenty-five acres. and will he sold on one,
two and three years time, with interest,
Notes requir ii. with good security. and a
lien retained. W. j. BRIGGS.
Ortlit-ds
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SheriH'S Sale.

BY virtue Of an order of sale issued from
the Circuit Court of franhl II county. IN
the cause of Mm. VI. Faris vs. john Grant.
| will expose to sale before the Courthouse
door in inchcstcr.on
Monday, November 9TH, 1870.
a certain tract or parcel of land lying in
civil district No. 10. containing two nun
dred acres. and bounded as follows: On
the south by the lands of Adam Millsap'
on the north by the lands Of Jas. Brazler'
on the west by Z. Bobo. and on the east by
the lan,is of MRS. Parham. sold to satisfy
said order of sale. for cost.
ID. j. MARTIN. Sheriff.
Ol3-tds
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"OUR FATHERS HOUSE;"
OIL
THE UNWRITTEN WORD,

BY Daniel March. author Of the popular
might scenes" This master thought ana
language shows rs untold riches and beau
ties in the Great House, with It's blooming
flowers singing birds, waving palms. roll
in. clouds. beautiful bow. sacred noun
tains, delightful rivers. mighty oceans,
laundering voices. blazing heavens ano
vast universe. with countless beings IN
million, o. worlds and read. to us in eacl
the Unwriltcn ord. Rose-tintcd paper
ornamental cngrayings and superb bind
ing. ZElGLFR. MCCURDi Il co,
100 Race Street, CINCINNATI.
~" &c. Mial, Esq Agent for Franklin
| County.
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MoDE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, in vac.
no. Juniper Berries. by distillation. to forn
Il fine gin. Cubebs extracted by displacc
ment with spirits obtained from Junipel
Berries; very little sugar is used, and i
small proportion of spirit 1t Is more pail
atuhle than any now IN use.
Buchu. Us prepared by Druggists. is of (,
dark color 1t isa plant that cmits its fra
GRANGE; the action of II flame destroys THU
(itS active principle), leaving dark an,
glutinous dtcocton. Mine is the color OF
mgr dients. The Buchu in my prepare
ton predominates the smallest quantity
of the other ingredients are added. to pre-
vent fermentation; upon Inspection it vii
be found not to be- Tincture, as made ii
PhafnnacopTa. nor is it Syrup-an'
therefore can he used in cases where fevel
or inflammation exist. In this. YOU have
the knowledge of the ingredients and thu
mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with Il tri
al. and that. upon inspection, it Will NEE
with your appreciation.
With a feeling of confidence.
| am, very respectfully,
Ii. r. IlELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist
Of lG Years Experience
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Chemistry will prove that there is
moe nutriment in quart of corn meal
than in half bushel Of beets. But In
practice, two quarts Of meal fed with q
baIf bushel of roots will make more
meat than four quarts Of meal.
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Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of an exc ution issued from
the Circuit Court of Franklin county III u
the cause of Mrs. Nancy Estill against f.
Ii. Silsbee. will sell to the highest blddti'
for cash. before the Courthouse door III
Winchester, on
MONDAY. November It'll. 1870,
a house and lot situated in the town -
Winchester. and being the property, now
pccapied by G.. NJ. Hunter. and bounded on
the north BY the lot of Wv Deasley: Oh
the west by the lot of Marks It FitzpatritA'
Levied upon and will be sold as the prop
erty of T.. II. Silsbee. to satisfy said H. n:
ID. j. MARTIN, Sherifi.
Oct13-tds
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jounty Court Of Franklin N
ohm Miller, ct. ais. against James A. Er,
land ar MIA 49, Lngs

land, ct. ais. H"R-
ln this cause, on motion, 1t appear,n.
. the Clerk, from the bill which Il swoag!
;, that o. 1919. 4. England and wife Sarah.
,essee. so that the ordinary process a. i ,an.
innot be served upon them. law
1t Is therefore ordered that publicat,o,,
e made tor four successive weeks in tba
lone Journal. a newspaper published 'I IT,
ne town of Winchester, Tenn, renmir,n,nn
aid nonresident defendants to aDnpar 'hhs "
ore the Honorable County Court r ~
'rankl:n county, Tenn. on or before t Hs
st Monday in Nov'bcr 1870, and plead a .ne
wer or dcmurt to the petition of the n" ",i'
toner's. or the same will be taken V "a.
onfesscd, and set for hearing ex-n,rta
5 to them. Witness my hand, ut olbo ,s
his sept. 18th, 1870. '''
j. G. ENOCHS. Clerk
WRIGHT, CARR & EsTILL, Solicitors.
octl3-$i 30
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FRENCH CONTEMPORARIES
A. JOURDAN, Ag't.

.Thankful for past liberal patronage, re-
specially aOlicfts a continuance OF the
same rom the good people of " lnchester
and Franklin county. Keeps always on
hand large assortment Of
COnfectiOneries,
Groceries, apd
Notions,
and Daily. Weekly. and Month
~ Papers and Magazines.
All kinds of barter-such rs chickens
Eggs. butter, and all kinds OF game-fakes
In exchange for goods. SOly
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

Is the great specific for Universal .Lassi.
tude. Prostitution. etc.
The constitution. once affected with Or
ganic Weakness, requires the ali IF Mcdi-
cine to strengthen and invigorate the sys-
TEN. which llELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCIlU invariably does. If no treatment
is submitted to, Consumption or insanity
ensucS.
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FROM the Largest Administering
Chemists in the World,
NOVEMBER !, 1854.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. II. L. Helm
bold; he occupied the Drug store opposite
my re idence. and was successful in con-
Quoting the business where Others had not
been equally 50 before him. | have been
flvorably impressed with his character and
enterprise.
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN.
Firm of Powers Il WeiglItman,
Manufacturing Chemists.
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia -.
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Helmb0ld's Fluid Ertrnct of
Buchn and Improved
Rose Wash

Will radically cXterminate from the sys-
TEN diseases arising from habits OfdiS>ipa-
ton. ut little expense. little or no change
in diet, no Inconvenience or exposure !;
completely supcrscding those unpleasant
and dangerous remedies. Copaiva and Mer-
curry, in all these diseases.
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INTERNAL REVENUES.

''"'' '',''' ~, l;G, ,h,,ll la froo nr
','.'''''''' NV '''
""'y
IATEENAi. REVENUES
4 Resolved. Th"t the internal rev
cnur system OF Tie ln'lc" >'",'s IS "P
prcsslNc III eNarH"h'' '''"' II S"'"'''
We rcmcdlcd; that It's ahhoEa'lccS u
stamps, licenses ana taxes, upon Sn'ea
ana income should ne ahoI'>ne"; 'n''
'hr tax ItNcIi Sh"''i'' be c"I''ctco ny
State ana county "H!c'r'' ana .''"' '':c
multiplication OF Fc"crai '''ccra Is
wholly unnecessary, ana ea'H GU. '"'
substance OF the people, ana l'aI we
pledge ourselves 10 l"no: 'o' " '''"'
rough reform III TINS partItUir'
/ WHISKY AND TOBACCO SEIZURE.
r Resolved That the practice Of
Mo- Government, in fine enforcement Of
,horn,nuo laws. which authorizes the
seizure and cOnIiscation Of the proper
~ of t." citizens ana thcIr I'nprlsoh
mcnl, aided 10y the bavon',' WITHOUT
! trial by jury and conviction, Is snbVtr-
siNe OF TIE TiShiS OF t'e people, ana II,
contradiction al the Constitution, ana
should therefore be ahaIoohed'
GRANTS ADMINISTRATION.
: Resolved, That we denouncc the
proficiency in the present aduinlstra-
ton OF the Federal Government; lhe
corruption Which has entered all It's Oh
fetal station: the iayorI'i5m which,
overlooking fitness for ollie, has ap-
pointed to positions Of puhlIc trust
friends or tools of those who control
public patronage; and the lmhcclllty
which directs the destinics Of the Re
public without an apparent purpose
an" manages llS ,l'''r" WI" sum ~
o'' ''' o'''''r "'' ''''' '|'- In.aa on,I
"' w., " 10 pI'i'cC ~, ';,I',' and
wv" 9"''' c r:'' Ill.,, W ,'n
''''' '''" Va 10 '''''> ~ '''' ''''
ENFORCEMENT ACT
7. Resolved, That we regard the act
recently passed by Congress to ENFORCE
lhc nllteiItl amendment us "hco'a'''"
',o''''' ""l"o. "',' 'iI'' c,',. e" ,h.,s
SOU v, , t''' ''t, , ", w.. "r,,,, nonla
s',I ~ ."e n,' ', '"'i ,,o"n It 20
"'''s' NV e'o'' VI % 40 '"> ''''''' '''''' :
peal
TAXATION OF BONDS.
8. Resolved, That the power of the
! Federal Government to assess and col
| lcCt taxes on the bOlidS OF the tnllc'l
States IS clear ana uhqn's''"heo' "h'
we demand OF Congress 'Ial Il snare OF
taxation e4uai 10 ,"'i average VI ''''
amount ieNic' III caci '."tc v" ,non''
loaned, s''ali NC "99'ss'o anu 'o''l''''
from all lhV,Sth'ei'S III ''o''"s'
NATIONAL BANKS.
! Q Resolved, That we are opposed
to the system of National Banks, and
URGE the immediate repeal of the law
crcniing them; and that III place OF
the notes OF snrh BANKS inc treasury
notes OIL inc 'h'lco o'alcs s''ai' W SUI
stllutei.
REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT.
10. Resolved, That the Democracy
here assembled sympathizc with the eff
forts of all people struggling for self
| 4 Al
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REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT.

10. Resolved, That the Democracy
here assembled sympathize with the ci-
forts of all people struggling for self
government; and We denonnce the
policy of the party in power to reduce
whole States in our Union to a condi-
ton of vassalage to the General Gov
nrn
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3. Resolved, That We dcuonnrr the
present tariff. rs well ~ the substitute
lately introduced in the House OF Rep,
rcsrn,a,iycS. from the Committee on
Way, ON Means, as q gigantic robbery
orlIr labor and industry Of the co''n'
Try: that they are solely designed to
advance the interest of few monopo.
lists. and that this should no longer
exist; and that no candidate is worthy
Of support WAC is not in favor Of Il low
revenue talin, which closely approx,
natcs to free trade; that in the ar
rangemcnt Of any revenue tariff, the
ncccssarlcs Of life should be free OF
duty.
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HelmboM's Fluid Ectract o.
BucHu.

In affections peculiar to females. is une-
qualled by any other prepal ntioh. rs in
Chlorosis. or Retention. PainiulnesS, or
Suppression of Customary Excavations.
liberated or Schirrus State OF the Uterus.
and all complaints incident to the sex, or
the decline or change of life.
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70 PHYSICIANS
NEW YORK, August 10th, 1868.
Allow me to call your attention to my
Preparation of Compound
Extract Buchu.

The component parts are BUCHU, LON
LEAF CUBEBS, JUMPER BERRIES.
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Democratic Platform.

The following is the plat orm Of the
Democratic Party, adopted by the Con
ycntion held in Nashville September
lGth:
THE PLATFORM
We, tho representatives Of the Dem
ocratic Party Of the State OF TeHnes.
see. here Ia Convention assembled,
forgetting al past differences, and dep
rocat!nAa oil attempts to en9cnder OLD
animosi'ics, meeting on terms Of per
feet equality, aud animated by common
hopes and purposes. do heartily unite
for the support and vinlcat.on Of the
principles ami policy proclaimed ny
,hc great National Democracy.
/ RESTORATION OF STATES.
/ | Resolved, That the Southern
States should be Immediately restored
20 their rights under the Constitution
Of the In'cd State, az Sovereign
States Of the American lnion
POLITICAL DISABILITIES.
.. Resolved, That al citizens OF tht
United States, under pol,tlcH! dIsabIl!
ties, should be Immediately relieved
thcretrOm
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GENERALIZATION.

II. Resolved, That the present ad-
mnislration of the Federal Govern.
ment has been persislent!y suhversive
OF the rights OF the States, invasive of
the Federal Constitution, necessarily
tending to Capitalization and the ami
hilation of local seli-government, and
unless repudiated by the country will
inevitably result in the destruction of
republican liberty.
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7. Resolved, That we regard the act
recently PASSED by Congress to enforce
the fifteenth amendment as nncons,itu
lional, unjust and oppressive, an invA
sion OF the rights Of the States. subver
sivc Of the best interests OF the people,
andyhcrclorc urge its unconditional re
neal
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WHISKY AND TOBACCO SEIZURE.

s. Resolved, That the practice OF
the Government in the enforcement OF
the re, rnue laws, which authorizes the
seizure and conIiscation of the proper
ty Of tie citizens and their imprison
lncnl. aided 10y the bayonct, withou!
trial Ly Jury and conviction, is snbvcr-
siyc Of the RIGHTS OF the people, and III
contraycu'ion Of the Constitution, and
should therefore be abandoned.
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TAXATION OF BONDS.

8. Resolved, That the power of the
Federal Government to ASSESS and col
Icct taxes on the bonds Of the United
States is clear and unqucs,loned, and
we demand Of Congress tina. II share OF
taxation equal to fair average of the
amount levied in each State on money
loaned. shall he assessed and collected
from all Investments in bonds.
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THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.

IL. Resolved, That this Convention
tenders its thanks to the National De-
mocracy of the North who have so no.
bly vindicated the great principles
herein announced. and that the people
of Tennessee will cordially unite with
this party in the maintenance of free
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9 Resolved, That we are opposed
to the system Of National Banks, aud
urge the immediate repeal Of the law
creating them; and that in place Of
the notes Of such banks, the treasury
notes of the United States shall be sub
stitutcl.
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SATURDAY, Feb G.-FLoua AND MrAL-The
market was les active, and scarcely ~ nrin
but without guotanIc decline. Salps 400 blls
at fOsS Tor superrnc Western aud state
sJs5lS Tor Shipping extra do. $3.50 IS 10 Tor
bakers and hmuy brands, including -. Louis t5.2Yt
a5hN tor southern stpC!s. aYl t5cps-GI cot do sh D.
ping and family eXiIas K.e doGt a. tl,na Is % Cufn
mel: S-;g's =. jersey Dag meal, SIS. iof nno
suSDeIEs-Co iton declined to e1't Tor niddrrg IN.
lands Rosns lower ~ s2i0fs. % Tor strained. sp y
~ turpent1e dnli al 49, tusr Petroleum easier At
rsNe for rcanet. and - Tor c-tdc. Mhlskey rrncf
a. tLN@sWf Tallow tnl At 8l8J1.c Frcig!hts very
dun. advanced rat DC ~ "a set'
GrNS-Whert dun except ~ come decline; sales
N0O bush. at ais for % ana ~ 9sprur ii rs r ic.
jcccd DO o. sOs 20 for white western and 81 Is for
amber DO Corn quiet sales iS hfl N ~ 81 NJ
tor old western mixed ahoat sSs9se for new do ami
SO q " 0r Jersey yellow Nve Nc G1tf barley dull.
sales 500 bush. az &C. for common ,.rstsrn aud sr
FOR GOOD stats Barley malt, " state. Oats dun;
cluding Jersey AZ 3sz6Oc.
GEoCERtEs 1lce quiet; Rio, iiHdiSc gold. Rice
dul Vcblc. Nplasses more active; sales - Llls
including old Cuba. 10 &C. New Porto Rico &c su.
gars dull Lir % good refining. gk9!oc AZ which
,ales SO hhis and 800 bxs rcnrcd quiet at s,.c ior
PRovI-IoN--Pork In far demand. without material
change "a - 90 ls at $6s S2t5 for tl5 y 0r
thin do S-'1 tor Western prime mess and go !ssSi
Tor utlmo hso 4Sj Opl- hess, mainly ~ or March
ana ApEl Moss u'ui I4r- Ari SO Yuis 40
wsi" IitTCe uceI and beef haus quiet cat meats "a
some dem nd PC led ha'Hs sll AZ lft.c. do should.
trs, lc Bacon dull; city long Glen. soi al &c. LAID
CiN, "a ike also prime N.sr.rn tftlfI lo. Nav.
N<r. br ssci hogs tull AZ llr'ttr 'or Western and
city. Brucr -tcav; fair 20 rtIrc tate q &c Cnecre
nominal Egss-Irme irc.h, sc.
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Ta'i,ba Tiptonsus In The Theatres.

IN |f fI''i ~ iht NhH.
IN. j. .- extremely unpleasant WI IN one has g.
N t''u scat 90 .he opera or theatre and tec. lust
u. ..i r 10y tr.t-ratc Performance, TO lave
l4' p l,ufr marc your enloymc,t spoiled aud your
!'Is I' ie CutgaLtog. colGutt OF come Of tie
10y VIE .'ilu est u'glt. and 20 Is not the
~ ...' N'F' "''h sntcrTf rou the s1rle CaUsa.
.t,..t 10 QUE q The p.lyate boxes uhuu,e "a tte
.t' .I' 'Hl Pc sectors too Dr their loud alA.ng
''','. D.. I.i,.- ihcf noise would have continued
- D. lA' DJys ~ tae gallery re Hlated for
.'" oI ny IOWA Kisses. Iui- dcuuu.trut on from
-.t .,r % ought tie " HOG FANNY TO theiT
"''' }.n VIII give this space in your valuable
..I' ana also noe" Tue people who Kc practice
l-t-.e box 10 theatre, OF disturbing other.
..'' 'I It... WI read H. anc, u tncv never knew
."I's VII earn now AoW much lhey annoy the .cst Of
Nav oaE, Feb %.
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me B.tLL or TIE Bibles
Young Americn In his High IfceIed Booi--
smoking like Veterans and Drinking like
Iish ENtrnvarancs of the NaRuates OF
EHshion-iiVciy Hop In Irving Hall.

EHshion-ltNcIy Hop In irving Hall.
living Iial. on saturday afternoon and evening
va. converted into a veritable riry land the coca.
.os being grand matinee ball. promenade con.
sr' and evening dress ball, under the auspices Of
VI 2. /. Harrison, TO the fashionable children Of
Ce,ham. 4 large number of the little ones Of both
sexes attended, ranging flom two to fourteen years
q 1Fe and om foot to three four feet in height
hey were accompanied by their mauimas and
ta'.,s, few OF whom found the music irresistible.
I'D Joined Ia the dance with their dariings.
The greater number, however contented them.
,el,,, with quietly lookiE on at the evident delight
q the little once. And the spectacle. leaving it's
roveY out Of the question, was one well worth see.
itg Each particular mamma had alfred Der own
tlc net 4, closely as possible in imitation of tho
han costume ct the period, with puns. pan!ers, and
hai.; ga The air Of consequent dignity which
0e,red forth from each sweet Ii lie countenanee wac
one larsel had her hair heavily ','on lc DOW iercl
iuoihers Uttered with diamond dust and sill nno-
uef "t- absolutely un.ipruIchable on account OF
solitaire diamonds which sparklcd IN her ears. Il
undoubtedly a great drawback 10 Tic ,oupr
fn'l'n that none OF them could sport moustsclpl
To-. They more than mode up for this IN tie cumicl,
luiy 20 assume aud sustain.
lh"IoNc1ess with which they treated each other
u g'lhllry OF the boys and the caquet;ishuc.. OF
he srl.. were perfect. Nearly every oaby dane, A..
i0ushusy well. Not figure was missed. NOT a
.ifp but w1a executed in strict accordance u i'm the
rules Of the dance: not bow but was made At IN,
,isct angle. In tact It was counterfeit Of one or
car hlst.'ass balls 10 every feature.
Among the children we noticed many seiops ~
cur = st fashionable families, and In the surround
INK row 81 ,rectators were many older people who
az. distinguished FOR their wealth, beauty and so
cal " honorable position. The snto rtainment began
u iArrc O'Clock IN tue afternoon, and dancing was
keti ny rull eight. An interval WIS then taken for
suyetr ad dancing was again renewed aud INDUCED
hearny 10y b. u children and their parents until
UiirlHl
Wien ~ ~rN reporter was about 20 bill adicu 70
he i"s Ties, .ud was starting to obtain his over
ga.u'.', 'lr young gentleman, about IL years Of
age s'u't I'D and with air of rare dignity asked
on L'I"rhil.N. TO come down and have a cigar
Tor sad be. d" ! haven't had a SMOKE since EWr
o'clock A"o'hcr, about year younger drew
l-. IAi As OF Old Is from his inside coat pocket
and Mri''liy invited the reporter to smile"
Mtsn lilrmcd that the reporter did rot INDULGE.
h. eorn'snaH,c slowed that the refusal had greatly
low, ggI t.c reporter ia the Iil~h estimation