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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-12-03

A ready sale Is AT
trade, which keeps the ,.,dc.
tured goods lower than il WIS.,, notwith
standing the profits are untouched except
for the purpose Of extending the business.
Mr.. Wm. A. Abbott, agent, is the only
salesman lie is a shareholder All
members work at some part of the busi
ness as journeymen, supporting themselves
Independent Of their cooperative profits
On the first Tuesday Of each month the
Association meets, its books are thrown
open, and the whole business Of the preced-
ing month read and discussed. The Board
Of managers meet every Monday for tbe
same purpose Every ten weeks a general
inventory is taken, all members assisting.
The association is now doing business Of
1925, 600 a year, principslly cash, and the
losses baue not exceeded $500 since 1868,
while the profits have exceeded $4,000.
TIE purchases Of Havana tobacco during
the past six mca;hs have been ~, 34l
pounds, at an average price per pound Of
sI.14l and Of Connecticut seed leaf 25,
$50 pounds, at an average cost per lOund
of 42i cents They now manufacture
about $1,000 cigars weekly, and their
brand has reputation in the market which
commands a ready sale. The favor of
their cigars is excellent, and they are made
with such skill and Of such choice material
that great uniformity il secured. The AS
sociation pay $3.50 per week for Internal
Revenue stamps, and their payroll for labor
last week was nearly thousand dollars.
This is but brief outline of the Assocl
alton which is well conducted Mr.. Phin-
eas Solomon is the President, and Mr.. j.
Eager il Treasurer The utmost harmony
prevails among the operatives, and the
prosperity they are certain to attain will be
honorable and lasting -B Boston JonrHaL
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OFFICERS

OFFICERS;
GEORGE SCHNEIDER, President
70. DORE, Vice-Preside emit
N, b. KIDDEH, Cashier
o. D, BICKF ORD, Assistant Cashier
once hours from 10 A. 81. to 3P. n. Also from 70
P. NJ. Saturdays.
This Institution receives deposits of any amount FROM
FIVE CENTS upwards and allows interest at the rati
Of NI per cent. er sunum all amounts from TV1
Dollars five Hundred Dollars ami Five per cent. pet
aunum.
Interest payable semi annually Qn the fret Nom
iays Of January and July) Interest not withdraV
added 10 the principal OF the depositor and entitled
interest the tho original deposit. Interest
al sums commences the first Of the month foloTrk
al deposits
Married women may deposit money in their !
names subject 20 ther own order only.
Moneys may be deposited for accumulation for TIP
benefit OF children.
~ Exchange On Europe soldon favorable terms.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-12-03
One s~ 1c..y solemn thought
Comes to me DER and Ger
I'm nearer to my Fathers house
Than I've ever been before

The elder gambler stared at the singer a
moment, then, throwing the cards on the
floor, he exclaimed
Harry, where did you learn that
tunef'
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-12-03
DIRECTORS
.. w. BARR
Insurance Agency
100 LA SALE STREET
tOrieRtsl Building)

continental Insurance Compsny,
NEW YORK,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-12-03

FOnkers d New York Insurante Co..
NEW YORK.
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spoRrING-eeGs BIRDS, &p.

sPoRTING-OOGN BIRDS, Gp.~~
II. KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS rQR
"A sale Medicines for al. dtssases Prepaved fooe -
mockng BIRDS at b. DOvEYS, No Greene s'rsoh cofnel
OF Canal
N. R-Ladiss attended by Mrs. Dovey.
ITRANcIs BUTLER. NO. PECK SLIP HAS ALL THE
choice breeds OF Dogs for sale and stock Buffers IN
fnilibie Mango Cure and Flea Exermnaor cenis But
es New work. $2 dogs boarded trained and medicines Tor
all diseased
L,oR sALE-PRAoocKs IN PAIRS. ADDRESS w. W.
G., Herald 02ce.
C,OR SALE CHEAP--A THOROUGHLY TRAINED irish
Setter Dog; we'll both on land and Ia water
chance Address y. b., Herald o0Ce.
r ARGEsT LOT OF IMPORTED FANCY FOWL IN THE
~ city -shanshse Msyays, Gachin Chsaa, Chnsskong
Poland Hamburg, Bolton tsrAys White and Back Lcghorn
1ramers Dorkias Silver and Golden Seybrsght baniam
Turkeys Geese of description AnnlAs OF svery o.
r. Il. HALE, 4N CxSsl strees.
The New York herald., 1870-03-27

90 WEST WASHINGTON PLACE. BETWEEN THE
ZC Park ana SiAth ayeapeTo let for gentlemen only
private French family furnished Room. with the modern
improvements.
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loD STREET, 1ls wEsT-LARGE, FINE ROOMS, IN
c suits sinly, be engaged for ie season b.
gentlemen and wives single gentlemen family American
references.
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CyT. JULIEN HOTEL. NOS. AND WASHINGTON
- place, opposite New York Hotcl--Suits Of elegantly
furnished Rooms, first and second noors Also slngi
Rooms, 81 50 to S3 per week.
The New York herald., 1870-03-27

81 CLINTON PLACE. EIGHTH sTREET--A HAND
.0 soney furnished Suit OF paTors let without board,
TO gentlemen.
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10 WEST TwENTY-FouRrH STREET, OPPOSITE
y I1fil Avenue Hole.-ElesaDiy furnished Rooms 70
lei with or without Board gentleman and single
lentctaen.
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81 WEST TwENTy-FoURTH sTREFT-BACK PAR
lor and Room adJoning Front Basement for DOCTORS
Office also other oons all modern and elegant; VIII be let
low, without board,
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81 WEST TWENTY SECOND sTGEET.-pARLoR AND
II BEDROOM, also one large Room, 10 lei with or without
private table,
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CS LAFAYETTE PLACE, IN CoLoNADE ROW. oP
s)D pose Astnr Library Elegantly furhisned Rooms
for families gentlemen, with Board reference required
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40 WEST TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AvENUE-
- Desirable SUIT or Rooms secoad nuor front, with
superior Board IN above extra wide house, Room fourth
floor FOR gentlemen; references.
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pr WEST TwEETY-FOURTH sTREET--sU1Ts OF
.)O Rooms without Board half block from Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
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DALISADE HOUSE, ENGLEWOOD, N. j., 30 MINUTE
il from Chambers street ferry, via Northern Railroad.
Newly furnished Rooms, suite single reduced
q. W. MOORE, Proprietor.
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so WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE
- y nue.-Roons singy for gentleman and
wife single gentlemen good Board; moderate
moving in May references exchanged.
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80 EAST TwENTy-sEcoSD SrREET.-H ASDSoMf
ejD ly furnished let with first class Board. Re
fsrences exchanged.
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10 ST. MARKS PLACE NEAR COOPER INSTITUTE.
10 A nice Room, with Board. io gentleman and wiie nj
SIS moderate accommodation
for single gentlemen, ladies' who engaged during the
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TT WEST TwENTYsrxTH STREET ROOMS WITH
Board for families gentlemen house changed hands
No moving IN May. Ieierences.
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10TH STREET. EAST 1s5.-FURxIsHED ROOMS TO
IO let, ao1rs suitable for party Of
gentlemen gentlemen and their wives, with Board no
moving in May
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dr WEST TwESTY-sECoND sTREET.-Two ROOMS,
I) connecting second aoor handsomely furnished
house lrst eiA moving. References e4niEed.
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TX UNIVERSITY PLACF.-HANDSONELY FUR
HI nishc3 Pafor Floor also psror aud BEDROOM on be
second foor and single Roon!o gentlemen, 70 let without
board either permanent transient, references required
and given.
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- GREENWICH AVENUE, BETWEEN TENTH AND
Il Eleventh slre Neatly furnished Rooms to lot with
Board square Rooms; comfortable iespeels-
bic. Terms moderate.
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~ WEST SIXTEENTH STREET -HANDsOMELY
y Il furnished second Floor. with without private
table also snre Rooms for gentlemen; house and table
arst cass, references exchanged
The New York herald., 1870-03-27

90 WEST THIRTYsECoND STREET, BETWEEN
sDL broadway Fifth let to gentlemen, a
Sui Of Rooms which viii shortly be vacated; Board II de-
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L1UR sALE-ONR FINE LINE ENGRAVING OF
II "Iords suppsr" engraved BY raphael Morgan, at Ed
WARD MuDkkMUTT'S Ara Roonn. "a hss rhirlseuth street,
three doors west of Ernadwav.
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AT sis SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR FORTY SIXTH
N sreetLxdies and gentlenen will be satisfied with the
prices l. FLAfTO pays for Cast OF Clothing Carpets
Having large for the unahA marks pay 60 ler
more any dealer Please call address M
Mrl FLATf0
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cc EAST TWELFTH STREET, A FEW DOORS VEST
DO from Neutrality-suspicious. 10 let, with Board, en- suits
or slngy; u1oving In May.
The New York herald., 1870-03-27

~ UNION SQUARE, EAST SiDE.-A LARGE, con-
4 Il forahe Room to ct With hrst class Board; REFER
epces exhcanGCi.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-03

vote to use it, iflthey choose and can,
to perpetuate the political bondageaot
their own color and Kind. In coun-
try which White men have developed,
under Goyernment (which white men
created, weappeal tothe white race for
the assertion of its own supremacy we
invoke the aid of white men in behalf
ofwhite men, their kindred in blood
and their brothers in destiny.
The material interests of the State,
and especially Of the Kanawha Valley,
will receive liberal attention through
the columns Of the Courier! II will
give to this magnificent country which
has been made so rich by Gods bounty,
and so poor BY mans folly, that faithful
newspaper advocacy which will tend to
reform home evils and to produce else
where, just appreciation of West FIr
giuia' natural resources. Byfairly and
Constantly presenting the adsanta res
of the country, it will labor to bring
among us, all classes of men from
abroad, whose influence, money, brain:
aud muscle may be Of benefit IN mp
building the State. IL 4 (
The C6rierS location and complete
facilities will enable it to surpass all
other pa pers, in furnishing the news
from the seat OF Government, reports
Of the Supreme Court, legislative pro
ceedings, &c. A carefully prepared
summary of intelligence from the whole
country will appear regularly. All
matters Of interest transpiring in West
Virginia, will be promptly chron.
icled. THE Farm, Garden and
Fireside" will not be overlooked:
Appropriate selections and well
written original articles will be
found in this department. The Courier 1
market reports and miscellaneous read.
ing will he the best that enterprise and
labor can furnish Its. editorial col
umns will speak for themselves. To
the many journals in and out Of thi,
State, which have spoken words Of en-
enlargement for the Courier, we return
our hearty thanks. We trust our re
lations with them, with the whole news
paper fraternity and with the reading
public, NAV be Of the most kindly char
acter II. S. WALKER a. Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-03
Sound Democratic Platform.

The plntform of principles adopted
by the Democratic State Convention OF
Ohio, and which we publish this morn.
ing, is as sound, and has about it airing
as clear, as one of those old fashioned
Mexican dollars that our people used
to see before they were driven ont OF
circulation by deprecated greenbacks.
There is not a plank in ii that should
be altered or removed, nor is there room
for any other. Under that flag the
Democracy of Ohio will conquer in
October, and the people of the Union
will conquer in the elections that arc to
come. 1t is impossible that any party
can long stand reaking with the corrup
tions, and guilty Of the crimes, that
mark the Republican party. A high
tariff, oppressive taxation, stupendous
land frauds, usurpation of power, and
utter disregard of the Constitution are
crimes that cry to Heaven for redress,
and the PRAYERS of the people will be
answered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-03
The Popular TOnic Ortlle Age.

The day has gone by when n medicine
without merit could command and retain
the confidence Of the world. Advertising
induces the public to try many things but
in this shrcwd and thoughtful age, words
will not suffice without proofs, and it Is 10y
the exercise oftAcir private judgment, men
determine the relative value Of the various
articles recommended To- their notice
through the business columns Of news
now been subjected 10 this searching ordeal
for more than eighteen years, and the re-
suit is that 1t stands nj the head OF the class
of remedies to which it belongs. II has dis
tanced and lived down innumcrable COM
petitors, and Is to-day the Standard Nege-
table Tonic of the western world. The
happy effects which have followed its use
in cases of dyspepsia, biliousness, nervous
affections, intermittent feVerS and general
debility, and as constitutional invigorant,
have entitled II 10 universal confidence.
Nothing can ever shake its reputation, for
II IS based on the individual experiences of
tens of thousands OF witnesses, embracing
prominent and well known citizens of every
profession, occupation and class. There Is
not city, town or settlement In the United
states where IL is not medicinal staple.
No druggist or general dealer would con-
slider his Stock complete without ii, and the
returns of the internal revenue department
show.that its sales eXceedthosc of any other
proprietary restorative manufactured on
this side of the Atlantic. The beneficial
results derived during long series of years
from the use OF Hostetters Bitters, have
convinced the whole community that the
only true way TO restore TO health a broken
down or debilitated system, or to put the
human body on its defence when exposed
to unwholeSome influences, Is 10 tltT9ordte,
rc0w,otc and p,rify il nj one and the same
fine
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-03

The Pennsylvania Legislature has
passed law, that hereafter in that
State, whensoever any husband from
drunkenness, proAigacy or other cause
whatsoever, shall for two successive
wears desert his wife or neglect or re-
fuse to live with her and provide for
her, she shall as to every species
and description OF property, whether
real, personal or mixed owned by or be-
longing to her. have all the rights and
privileges Of female sole, to purchase
or sell and convey the same as il she
were unmarried, and also, that it shall
be lawful for any married woman a5
aforesaid to sue and be sued in her
own name upon all contracts, and to sue
in her own name her husband TO re
cover the possession of her real estate,
or the value thereof, as If she were un-
married.
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Another Radical Schcme.

The naturalization bill introduced III
the Unitel States Senate 10y Mr.. CoNh'
LING, and no doubt TO become law Of
the land, is one of the most startling
movements yetmade in the direction Of
centralism. 1t Gusts the State courts OF
jurisdiction in the premises, comforting
exclusive power to issue naturalization
certificates to Federal courts and Federal
registers in bankruptcy The authority
of State tribunals is steadily but rapidly
being reduced to nonentity
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-03

THE Republicans of Monroe county
in late meeting to send delegates to the
Parkersburg Convention, adopted the
following resolution among others:
RcSolecd, That while we recognize as
a solemn pledge the declaration of the
Republican party, made in national
convention at Chicago, on the 10th day
of May, 1868, and Eve favor the re-
moval of the disqualifcations imposed
upon the late rebels, in the same meas
ure as their spirit of loyalty will direct
and as may be consistent with the
safety of the loyal people, and recon-
mend such legislation as may be neces-
sarv to fully carry it ont, we earnestly
protest against the sweeping indiscrim-
mate removal of disabilities proposed
in the so-called Flick amendment, as
necessarily suicidal in its consequences
to the loyal people Of the border coun-
ties.
1t will thus he seen that the Radicals
of Monroe have no use for the FLICK
amendment In fact that amendment,
in so far as the Republicans Of any
quarter favor it, is simply q dodge and
a trick to deceive the people
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-03
The BreVity Of Life.

"Tis not for man to trifie, life Is brief,
our age is but the falling of Il leaf.
We have no time to sport away the hours,
All must be earnest in a world like ours,
Not many lives, but one have we,
How sacred should that one be-
And still how many fritter away their
lives unable to fill any useful purpose, be-
cause some lingering disease units them
for 1t, and they neglect or refuse to use the
remedies within their reach. God IN his
wonderful arrangement of nature has pro-
vided an antldote for all the ills that human
flesh is heir TO, and by the aid Of science,
the medicinal virtues of certain herbs, roots
and banks have been combined, and the re-
suit is known all over the civilized world
rs MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS. 1t thor
oughly purifies the blood, invigorates the
nervous fibres, elevateS the standard of oil
the vital forces, and sustains most health
full tone of the entire human organization.
Sold by all druggists and dealers. DR.. ). b.
Hartman & Co. Proprietors, Lancaster, Pa.
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From The West Virginia Courier.
SalutatOrS .

We present to the public this morn
ing, the first number of the W'ca rir-
gjni1 Co,ricr. We are aware that
lengthy salutatories have lost their pop.
ularity, if they ever had any. Remem-
boring this, aud that our paper will be
Judged 10y its merits rather than its
promises, We desire to present, as briefly
as possible, a few of the objects which
will be aimed at in the conduct of these
columns.
The Courier will he thoroughly Dem
ocratic in its politics. 1t accepts rs cor
rect, and will advocate as expedient,
the principles relating to the powers of
the general Government, the rights OF
the States, the duties of rulers and
the ultimate sovereignty Of the
people which have always been main
tanned by the Democratic party
Recognizing intelligence and worth as
the best qualifications for the ballot, the
Courier will contend that the policy pur-
sued in West Virginia, Of making brains
and culture a reason for distranchisc-
ment-the policy of prescribing thou
sands Of our best white citizens, while
the polls are thrown wide open to herbs
of ignorant NECROSIS disgraceful to
the party that pursues it, and ruinous
to the State that tolerates it, In reply
to the assertion that acknowledgements
of the negro because he was black would
be arbitrary, senseless and unjust, we
claim that the prescription of the de-
cent white man because Of his general
anti-radical opinions, involves far more
odious distinction it is not merely in
expedient, it is Infamous Fit be right
that where Providence has marked GER
tain races as inferior, the outward sign
of the inward man should be ignored in
the distribution of political privileges,
it cannot be just that the burdens of
Government should be borne by disfran-
chised white men, and its benefits mo-
nopolized 10y enfranchised negroes.
Hence it is, that after ten years of war,
taxation, and legislation in the exclusive
interest of the blacks, we propose TO
press upon the public the claims of our
own race, color and blood.
We advocate the immediate restora-
ton OF the ballot-box to the twenty-five
thousand white men in West Virginia.
whom for five years il has been deemed
'1oyar to tax, hate, curse, persecnte
and prescribe. Believing that our own
race is able to take care of itself, we
will labor to obtain in behalf of white
emancipation, THE BALLOTS OF WHITE
MEN leaving the creators of the negro
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CONGRESSIONAL PLUMBER.
How the People are Being Robbed
10 support the Republican Party.
4 Republicans View Of the Ques
ton.

From the Wheeling Intclligencer.l
The Conference committee Of the two
Houses of Congress have agreed on
their report respecting the bill re-enact,
ing the income tax. 1t is to he con.
tinued just as it stands another year.
This saddles on the country tax OF
from S2j, 0J0,00 to 0OO,OOO-whiCh
is wanted, we suppose, to consummate
the San Domingo job. Congress finds
the government able to give away from
sixty to seventy millions Of acres o!
public land, by one act, to q single cor
poration but not able 10 carry on the
Government q single year without this
war tax, which il was pledged TO dis
continue with the beginning of this de-
cade This tax is totally unnecessary
if Congress aud the Administration
would practice half the economy and
rctrenchmcnt they ought; but there is
the greatest unwillingness to lessen the
popular burden by taking oil any part
Of the enormous revenues, apparently
from fear all round among the rings
that any reduction OF the revenue would
diminish their share of the spoiIs. And
it being game of grab, no one il will
iag to jeopardizc his chances for 4
handful
How the Ltt'igcro' or anybody else
eau support such rotten and irNudu
lent party we cannot understand
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$1,000 Reward.

DEBINGS VIA FJUA IURF4 Nh
Liver. Kidney and Bladder Bisseases, IN
ganic Weakness, Female Affections tJeneral
Debility, and all complaints OF the Urinary
Organs, In male and female.
s10OO viii also b. paid for any case Of Blind,
Bleeding or Itching PILES that DEBING' \
PILE REMEDY fails 10 cure.
DERING'S MAGIC IMMINENT cure.
Rheumatic Pains, Sprains, Bruises and
SweIled Joints, In man and beast
Sold everywhere. send for Pamphlet
LABoRATORY-li2 Frankfort street,
aprB baltimore, Nd.
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THE New York Herald of Monday

THE New York Herald of Monday
publishes long defence of polygamy
on Bible grounds, written by Elder
ORsoN PRATT, a leading Mormon. 1t
is a review of recent sermon by the
Rev. DR.. NEWMAN, of Washington, and
is certainly one of the most ingenious
arguments in favor of poIygamy we
have ever seen. The great error OF DR..
NEWMAN was in assuming more than
facts or the Bible can sustain him IN ;
for whether polygamy be right or
wrong, it is fact that it did exist be-
fore CHRIST and the New Testament,
and was sanctioned by the Old Tesla,
ment, and practiced by ADRIAN, DAVID
and SOLOMON. DR.. NEWMAN ought to
have planted himself on the New les
lament and new civilization to refute
Mormonism.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-03

QusEs VICTORIA. showed herself to
the public lately to their great delight
Saws aLondoD letter: sThe Queen has
d particularly graceful rnanneF and her
yerSs bow. whsfi acknowledging the
greetings Of thepeople is worth going a
good way to see. But I think the
pretticst sight ever saw was when she
led the Prince of Wales forward in re-
Spouse to cheers also awarded to her
The Queen seemed even more gratified
by this demonstration than by that
made to herself OF course these cere-
monies are always very briei and the
roval presence was vouchsaied only for
a few minutes, but | feel certain during
those few minutes the Queen, to use
familiar American expression, made no
end Of capital. and went home more
firmly seated in the hearts Of her peo-
ple than ever. Her majesty also did
another graceful thing this week.
While General GREY, her late Private
Secretary, was lying unhuried, his ia
vorite daughter gave birth to son, and
the Queen, to testify her respect for his
memory, came up to town and person
ally stood godmother at its baptism
Ii is such acts as these that make Her
Majesty so much beloved. 1t may be
interesting to mention that the child so
honored was born Earl Of Buford, and
that he is q lineal descendant of the
famous NEIL GwyN, the only one OF the
numerous mistresses of CHARLES H.,
whose memory has been preserved with
every degree OF respect.