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DEPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

Hon. CHARLES b. PORTER, author of the
Homestead Provisions of the Virginia Constitu.
ton, and the Republican nominee for reelection
to Congress from this district will address the peo-
ple of the district as follows: 49,.
ASHLAND. Hanover county, WEDNESDAY,
October 18th. E
COURTHOUSE, Hanover county, sATUR.
DAY, October 22d.
COURTHOUSE, Eenrico county, MONDAY
October oath. lsy,. ssr..
PORT WALTHALL, Chesterfield county
TUESDAY, October 2sth.
MANAKIN, Goochland county, SATURDAY,
October 2eth
COLD HARBoR. Hanover county, MONDAY,
October 3lst- .e.ssg...zE ~, Y =
HIGGERsoN,s STORE, Hanover county, FRI.
DAY, November 4th.
BEAVER DAM DEPOT, Hanover county, SAT
URDAY, November 5th.
A FREE BARBECUE at the last meeting.
The above meetings will take place at II O'Clock ID
Major JOHsL. MORGAN, of Clarke county
will also address The people at the above meetings
MIR. Porter will divide time with his opponent,
he desires discussion.
The people, irrespective fpolitics, are requested
to be present. j. d. HUMfHkEfs,
Chairman Republican Congressional Committee
Third District of<Virgthia.
SAMUEL g. ANABLE, Sec'Y. &C 2o-tNoV6
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We have received from Messrs. WooD.
HousE & PARHAA, the Richmond agents Of
the American publishers, the October No.
of RlackoooRs Edinburgh Magazine. Con-
tents iccadsly; very readable review
Of the book of that name. .Earls Dene,
Part XII; which Is the serial. On Fiction.
as an Educator. Boating on the Thames.
Strangers in the House. Canada: The Fe-
niGn Raid and the Colonial Office. Then we
have CORNELIUS ODowD's IucubratioDs,
which are always spicy, attractive, and
easily resd. I'm fact, they are sometimes
spiteful, and those in the present No. are
among this latter class. The concluding
article is The European Hurricane, an
article which treats Of the existing war be-
tween France and Prussia. 3Ss
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WE state, in reply to letter received
Yesterday, that it is generally believed that
MIR. GREELEY was not in New YORK wnen
the T,7bune's editorial upon the death OF
General LEE appeared in that paper :,
And whilst upon the subject we WILL
also state that the article going the rounds
of the southern press, credited to the New
York Herald. did not appear as an edito-
rial. The editors remarks upon the death
OF General LEE were those which we re-
produced few days after that occurrence.
The article SO generally quoted was the In
PRODUCTION to a sketch of General LEES
life which appeared in that part Of the
Herald devoted to the productions OF
contributors"
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~ CAUSE AND EFFECT.-Cold'

ME- CAUSE AND EFFECT.-Colos
are the effect of obstructed Precipitation. Inc
symptoms are SO generally understood that nothlne
need no said ON that point. But colds are easily
taken. and unless great care is exercised second
cold will often be contracted. or, in other words,
one cold will run into another, and confirmed
cough ensue, bringing on straining and racking Oh
the lungs, and the production Of tubercles. Al
though many thousands of persons are drifting
through these symptoms towards pulmonary dis-
eases Of dangerous character, yet the majority
think that they are troubled with nothing hut an
ordinary cold, which will remedy itself and pass
away. Fatal deluson 1.-the rock on wh tSat 1ony
cold de IS MAI a tended To- Use MIsHLsR,s HgR sas
BITTERs the potent remedy ever
aaa,nst the danger of taking them, II 10 is useu
rrnaniarly two or three times day as ionic. i.
20 9I-eodIw&wlt
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40 apa Y sals.
WEDNESDAY. oBhk 9, ,o.s
Taa Fair..

The FAR.
~. x,.,r ~ the State Agricultural FAN
, ~ s ~ hand. and che preparations OF the
: a ne. are In satisfactory condition OF
s s..,sa,dness. We have good reason TO pre-
~. very fine exhibition, and . large as
semblage Of citizens TO witness IT. az
Letters from different sections OF .sas
STATE show great enthusiasm IN tine eau ,,
ord ranch zeal to contribute to the display
nf VIRGINIA industry and skill IN the various
branches of husbandry. We are connaen'
that che contributions to all departments 3.
win be such as both farmers and mechan'''
may be proud of. ..,, :.
The show OF cattle, horses, ana seoch .,
all sorts. from the information receivea y, WIN
he nd Food as at any former PERIOD Y noe
better than any yet seen at the state faa .s.
The number Of quick-draught horses WIZ
be large. There are more fast tro.eets o '
in Virginia than at any previous day'-.ous
people gradually yielding to the FASH
ion Of the time-and we anticipate
lively and animated scenes in the
trials of speed in fast trotsing. Ihls
department viii go far to make up for
any deterioration In the show of line
race-horses, which have been somewhat
neglected In Virginia. owing to the discon-
tinuance Of the annual races from the pros.
trate condition of the State. Very many OF
the people deeply regret this; but II the
breeder of horses can produce quick
draught horse that viii sell proftably, the
real injury win not be SO great after all.
The time is hard and fiinty-graniticaiiy
practical and real. Every tendency that
directs the public Judgment is to the sober
and indisputable purposes of utility; and
they who yield to the hard lessons and
profit BY their teachings will best succeed
under the trials brought upon us all.
The railroads have made extensive ar
rangements for transportation for the Fair,
and have been liberal in aiding the cause.
The merchants of this city are prepared to
supply the wants of the people in every
department, and there will be no want OF
entertainment and comfort-not to name
luxuries-for all who come. We hope TO
see a Fair that viii inspire all with new
hope-a Fair which will prove the per-
ststent industry of our people under adVer-
sity-and a multitude that viii speak well
for the spirit and manhood, the beauty ana
refinement of virginians.
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New Books.

The OT1qin of Civilization and the PT7Fas-
tiue Condition Of Man. Mental and So
ciai Condition Of Sdoages. BY Sir JOHN
LUBBOCK, Bart, III. p. +. r. S., author OIL
Prehistoric Times" etc. New York
D. APPLETON & Co.
This volume is the condensation OF q
series of lectures delivered by the author
before the Royal Institution of London in
1858. The object of the writer is to show
that in the earliest ages of all families of
men they were savages, and that all have
shown signs of ever increasing development
and improvement, with occasional excep-
tional periods of decline. Speculations into
the condition Of man in the prehistoric ages
are very fascinating, but very indefinite and
unsatisfactory ut last. The author of this
work shows much industry and research.
But there is as much room for doubt and
controversy after his work has been pub
lished as there was before. The progress OF
the nations has in some cases certainly been
hardly perceptible, while that in others has
been wonderful. No theory generally ap-
plicable concerning the = progress Z Y
word so pleasing to enthusiastic pnilan'
thropists, OF families of men can be Iramea
There is great deal Of mystery about the
.uh,ect which Ii is vain for man to under
take TO solve. 1T is one of the things the
ALMIGHTY has shielded from the penetrating
curiosity of the men Of this wise age.
Corsselps Physical Geography, accompanied
with nineteen pages OF maps, great va
riety of map questions, and one hundred
and thirty diagrams and pictorial illustra-
tions, and embracing detailed descrip-
ton of the physical features Of the United
States. BY S. y. CORNELL. New York
D. APPLETON 81 Co. vol 4to., PIP. 103
The maps of CORNELL are very good, and
this one is worthy to follow the others
This is intended to teach by easy grada.
tions such facts and principles as are con
nected with the structure of the earth's
surface, the atmosphere that surrounds it.
its varieties of climate, its mineral wealth
and ITS animal and vegetable life.
Valerie Aylmer. A novel. By CHRISTIAN
REID. New York D. APPLETON u Co
A story connected with the late war, an6
located In the South. -
The Golden Sunset; or, The Homeless
Bind Girl. BY ANNIE KANE. sBalti.
more: j. w, B0ND q Go.
The above works are all for sale by
Messrs. BkTRs q WApDY BROTHERS.
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS
~.~-~-~---~~~~~~~ e~---~~--o'">--->-~"''->-"-"-~-
ssU,HE WAY TO SAVE MONEY"

DRY GOODS.
ssV,HE WAY TO SAVE MONEY"
How to do this is an enigma to may, and we
prouose to show this important item M this man
ner:
Every family REQUIRES q certain quantity OF DRY
GOODS of various kinds, and to buy the right
qualities and best styles at the very lowest prices
one must 90 TO the right place. We have beau.
tiful assortment Of
PLAIN, PLAID, and CHENE POPLIHs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
FRENCH MERINOS,
BLACK AND CoLOgED SILKS,
JAPANESE DRESSES,
ALPACAS,
DELAINES,
BOMBAZINES,
vELvETEENs, sAT1Ns,
CAssIMEREs,
CLOTHS,
FLANNELs,
SHAWLS,
SHAWL and WATERPROOF SUITS,
CLoAKs,
BLANKETS,
QUILTS. TOWELS,
NAPKINS, TABLE CLOTHS,
SKIRTS,
LADIES, and CENTS UNDERWEAR.
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
RIBBONS,
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NFED.

At Farley Vale, in King George county, on
ley. The wife Of Major John .. Rogers, In the
3oih wear OF her age, leaving five Children Inc
youngest one week old.
MRS. OPHELIA C. BENNETT, wife OF Francls
M. Bennett, in the twenty-fourth year OF her age
In Suffolk, on the 23d instant OF Group,
BLANCHE, daughter of 5. ID. ana Eannie ooS-
Fin AGED three wears and nine months.
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oLDzVIRaIS1A NEVER TIRE. Thomas
Hughes, member Of the British Parha-
meIt, Iecssired In New York the other day.
On 40 occasion during the lecture did he
pronounce the |" at the and OF word,
but said ssbein' p g goin' = g shootin',' =
etc. He also pronounced ass can't
sseasnt.n and g glass y 9. gisrss.s he did
mot. however, Insert she letter g b when
nor nseded, though he sometimes dropped
it. DR.. Leybl1sn noticed the same pecu-
liarity in the speech OF the members OF the
House or L0r6s. And why not The
French furnish us with authority for u.
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Al lad aged seven years, son of Col. John
G. BunGy, OF Ett, Charles I'LL, was killed on
Saturday by being struck with "a baseball
nfhe stomach. He lived only few minutes
affsE being hit.
d Horace greeley Is eonfsHed 10 his bed ia
New York by fever, resulting from axpssA
sssre on bis recent trip through the West.
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mg IRISH LINENS at a5, 40, 40, and
50c.;
LINEN TABLE-CLoTHs, full two yards long,
at 81, worth s1.so;
Al per dozen, worth Sl.25 and s1.so;
BRInAI, or HONEY-COMB QUILTS, large
enough for the largest bed, at $l.5a, worth s2se.
A large stock of BED BLANKETS from $4to sl6
q pair; GINGHAMB at loo. per yard; BED
TICK at ioc. per yard; COMFoRTERs at s2s ;
iarpe-size HEAVY WOOL BED SPREADS at
aaso. worth as: WHITE CORDUROY, Co
TORED CORDUROY, BALMORAL sklHIs OF
every description, st LEVY BROTAEhe',
w. 1913 and LIS Main street.
Take notice that our store WIN Do cioseo NUN
nav the nth. ON account OF holidays. ocs
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Speaker TURNER in the chair.
COUNTY JUDGE OF NoRTHAMPTo,

COUNTY JUDGE OF NORTHAMPTON.
E Senate joint resolution postponing the
election Of Judge of Northampton county
from to-day until p. III. next Thursday
was concurred in. z
ARTIFIcIAL LIMBs FOR CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS.
House bill to provide artificial limbs for
citizens of Virginia who lost their limbs in
the late war, with Senate amendments, was
taken up. The amendments substituting
"who lost their legs" instead of So limbs
and striking out the section allowing COM
mutation in certain cases, were agreed to-,
and the others disagreed to.
BILLS REPORTED.
Senate bill amending the Code and various
acts in relation to the Corporation Court o (
Norfolk, the Judge thereof, and the Hus-
tings Court of Portsmouth, with recon-
mendation that the House recede from its
fourth amendment. Is
House bill to amend the Code in relation
to juries in criminal cases and change of
venue.
House bill to secure Identification of per.
sons convicted Of criminal offences.
Senate bill To! incorporate the Hillsboro'
Water Company. ~ -.i. 4
/. Senate bill to amend the act prescribing
the duties, &C., of certain township officers,
approved July II, 1870.
Senate bill to amend the Code in re lation
to partition of lands.
Senate bill to amend the Code as to nota-
ries public, with recommendation that it do
not pass.
House bill to amend the charter of the
town of Winchester.
House bill to amend the act prescribing
the duties, &c, of certain township officers,
with recommended that 1t do not pass.
House bill to regulate the sale Of poison.
GUS substances by druggists and others.
House bill to amend section 1 chapter 15S
Of the Code, with recommendation that 1t
House bin to amend section 2s, chapter
f76, Of The Code. +.
House bin 20 authorize the Board of Su.
peryisors of AibemarIe county. to charge
tolls on certain bridges, y - S.
BILLS tsY LzAyg) PUT ON THE GALENpAR. .
The following, under suspension Of the
rules, were presented and put on calendar
B BY Mr.. r. X. JONES House bill author.
ling the registration OF voters In Zion
sownskip, Grsenyille county. s' 5Ss ~
I: By Mr. Wo0DsoH: Rense bin to amend
section SO Of the act prescribing the duties,
&C., ofcounty officers. 3as9s.,2
oRDERED TO ENDORSEMENT. .a. S.
House bill 30 amend the act to amend the
Code In regard TO the Supreme Court OF
Appeals, 30 as TO make its r0Naions COM
forna to the constitution in relation to the
records OF the late district courts. is
Bills, 4c., PRESENTED.
BY j.. ID. JosEs A bill to arnend the
Coils in relation 10 the jIrisd ion of Judges
to award snjunctions. 8.
By GRo. R. EsAHAA: sktEll to authorize
the voters of Gharl cite county t6T0fc upon
she question oil reYoking the orders OF their
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q. CLOTHS. CAssrMEREs
Rg FLANNELs! FLANNELs!!

F~ FLANNELS! FLANNELS!!
FLANNELS!!!
We call particular attention to our stock OF
FLAMES. We now offer
WHITE AND RED FLANNEL, warranted all
wool. at ESQ.,, worth soc. per yard;
Full yard-wide, all wool SHAKER: FLANNEL,
at SOC. per yard worth ESQ.,;
WHITE, GREY, RED, and BLUE THihhED
+ FLANNELS in all qualities;
EMBROIDERED FLANNELS;
OPERA FLANNELS In all colors;
Also, q full assortment Of BLEAChED anu oN-
BLEACBED CANTON FLANNELS' tom
lesto soc. per yard.
1913 and 1915 Main street.
cOATs,s SPOOL COTTON, all Nos, at Soc
nor dozen. ,s=.-s.E.. ss.- }s#s 81; RI srE1...
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~ BED BLANKETS, BED BLANK
ETs.-Eyery variety of BED BLANKETS from
the lowest to the highest prices.
CALICO COMFORTERs,
CoLoRED WOOL BED-sPREADs. -. :
sHEETINGs, and PILLOW-CAsE COTTON
:. 'At-' LEVY BROTHERS.,
90 1918 and 1916 Main street.
VELVET RIBBONS in all widths and coiors
BLACK and COLOR ED sATISs cut on ehe Dia''
foe ST
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GROCERIES, &C.

TRESH AND DESIRABLE GROCE-
400 bags far to choice RIO COFFEE,
loo baes choice LAGUAYRA Do,
60 bags old Government JAVA and ARABIAN
900 barrels REFINED sUGARs-A, Crushed,
Gram, Pow,d, and Cut,
geo barrels d. g. CUT HERRINGs,
IS ESQ ESQ p psss CANDLES; 500 boxes oAKLEY's
os bbSis. si1Hs and SHOULDERS; 400 barrels
50 bh YEt liz 70 s SSGaP :. R. SUGARS.
SOLE LEATHER, GRAIN PEPPER, GIN
GER. SAUGER'S MUSTARD, choice g; r,
Queen, Chop, and Gold Chop and Oolong TEAS. ;.
food, to accommodate our friends and the trade
sen c " s. G. TARDY 8 CO.
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7a5ss,nsy oSlrs, adopting ss acs kncHn y Y
th ssis en ne al sid authorizing the
~ a sst aTSiNO Ia g. DimS10ck, James
1880 $3.50, and ns sSseph Hall xpefts employed
~ esssn,i i,is xhs Capitol building
- = EysR. JoHYTrnx: bin 20 amend the
CTsda es 60 The. Potomac fish ries.s
IN HE. sARyKET: A joint LUTON 70 ap:
Fpoif,t committee TO reform and recoditf
stteiaw Of the Ssase 5,s, q. s
raE T1ME OF MEETING or aENEEAL AssEnBny.
5 Senate blu TO amend the Code Of 1880 in
regard to tine regular annual meeting OF tne
General Assembly was taken. up.
z Speaker TDRFER fvaeating the chair pro-
posed to amend from the first MONDAY IA
December to the first Wednesday succ ecu.
Ing the first Monday in january, SSc.
This gave rise % conside rable discussion,
participated In at some length Dy Messrs'
TuRSEH, KELLEY Of Spotsy lyanis' anu a mso
GIN, for, anf Messrs. BEL ot avg e.''''
CocHRANE, and POPLAR, against.
The amendment was voted down.
Speaker TURNER proposed TO aMena ~ g' =,
| that the Assembly should meet on Gne u =
"wednesday, instead of the nrst mohuay!
| In December. Agreed To-. -,
An amendment to restrict the ChrlsLma:
Legislative holiday to one day was yotee
down. The bill was then passed.
THE Road BILL.
The road bill came up on its third Ieaa
inc. and Mr.. SruBBs moved reconsldera
ton of The vote by which the bill was OF
dered to IFS engrossment and third Teamng
He spoke at length in support OF nus i lL
ton. t,5 sauoro
other members engaged TO the discussion,
The ayes and noes were called on tht
motion. resulting in SO ayes to 43 noes.
The bin being put upon its passage, wa
passed by A ayes to 80 noes.
4 SPECIAL ORDER.
House bill imposing tax on oyster. a p M,s
TOW nroposed q substitute, which was OF
dered to be printed. The bill was fheI
made special order for Monday next 80,
Adjourned. Gs i
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BOARDING.

DOARD.-Persons wanting BOARD IN !, q q
H0oMS on reasonable terms at No. IL west Grace
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MCPHERSON HOUSE,,

~ =. COLUMBIA, s. G.
This pleasantlylocated HOTEL, unsgfg r tse
inycaiifv. ia now open to travellers and others
seesing accommod ,tion. A call ID solicited.
Ornnfbusses Will be found at the different depots
: oh uS SS.'T,f WM "A. WRIGHT ~.
er nc SS,mx 1. X ~ Proprietor. s.
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ME- DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
4 large assortment OF DRESS GOODS style and
mality cannot be surpassed; prices extremely
low, AN kinds OF GOODS for M0UKRINe, az
-g-Sf LEVY BROTHERS,
b .1s1a and LIS Main street. 4
rNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, eoc.
,per pound. BALE COTTON, al Eos., at Sis
per bale OF 1--WE POUNDS. oce
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EREsH ARRIVAL OF 80.
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS

AT JULIUS sYCLE's,
Goa Main street, second door from corner 9Th st.
am receiyinp by every steamer large lots Of
every description of DRY GOODS and FANCY
GOODS, which are selected with the greatest care
especially for this market, and bought at The low
est cash prices:
Dress Goods Of every description;
Empress Cloth In all colors from 90 to &c.,;
French Merinos, In all shades;
Solid colored Alpaca at 2sc., very cheap;
English Grown Poplin, 90, IS, and 4oc., entirely
Plaid Poplfns at sssc.; great bargain
Ottoman Cloth and Reps;
MouslIn Delaine at 20c.;
Black AIpacas, from csc. upwards;
Mourning Goods in great variety.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
"a Bleached Cotton at l2ac., the best III the city
CalicOes at 12ac., and as low as &C.;
Brown Cotton at sc.-very good at l9tc.;
lo.A Sheetings ut reduced prices;
Canton Flannel &C 15c. per YARD.
sHAwLs AND CLOAKING.
Chinchilla Cloaking In the latest designs;
Long and Square Broche Shnwls;
Wooilen Shswls, from 81: rs upwards
Misses, shawls, all sizes, from 75c; upwards s
Black Silk Velvet warranted pure s'bt' ior o'AA
velvetsens, all colors, at the lowest prices;
Tsle to suit
LARGE lot Of Blankets, white aud colored, at re-
duced prices.
WHITE GOODS.
Table and Piano Covers,
Marseilles Quilts,
Table Damasks, from 6oc. upwards;
Hosiery and Gloves; .,
Sash Ribbon IN great variety ana Iatest ststes'
100 doz. Linen Cambria Hsndkerehiefs at asc. per
dozen;
100 do. ditto at SOC. per dozen;
| 100 do. ditto at s5c per dozen.
We can special attention 70 our stock OF Senes
All we ask is a call and examination OF our
stock, and you WIN nd the right g9%Sfns a. Inc
&c - 0o3 niain street. I'd door below eth.
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- CHEsAPEAKEA AVID OHIO y. r. Go',}
-. RICHMOND, VA, Oct. -, 1919. ~
AToTICE,-The ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN fhe sTOCKHOLDERSo or the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company viii pc neg IN .n ns
city OF Richmond on THURSDAY me zs xm dnS5 Vi
November, 1870. II; ,re3.tgg o. Syasbissr
&C 22-5t OasHLS-.
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TUST RECEIVED,
PRIME BALTIMORE GRITS,
Prize BALTIMORE HOM1NY,
PINE APPLE CHEESE,
BORDEAUX OIL.
DEVILLTD HAMS,
IMPORTED WAhMUT CA GIs,
GILT-EDGE BUTTER.
aaIe and retail SHIELDS g. CARY,
0. az 90 600 Broad street.
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zAIOTICE.-Persons having business with
in me Ia connection With the Fair Grounds can
ace me there each afternoon until the opening OF
3 oc ss-st .Aycla eot and Enrineer. q
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oc N--7t
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-25

the first Company the world make al its POLICIES NoNFoRFEIT
beginning and the nonure first adopted this Company
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-25
America Leading in Fashion.

The unhappy besieged metropolis of France
can boast Of having ruled the fashions for cen
tury, but ber rule IN this respect, o. well as in
military achievements, are being stcngly con
tested. New York promises to be the rival.
The good taste and artistic ideas Of American
ladies are supsrsediug the extravagaHt and an
tiquated ideas Of the Parsian world. NINE. DE
MoREsT, though claiming never to have slavish-
ly copied European models, but boldly modified,
according 10 American ideas, every design sub
mitted to the public for the last twenty years, is
now furnishing fashion wood-euts to the leading
European fashion publications, aud has recently
received an order 10 furnish q distinguished
London periodical with her colored steel plates.
The New York MaH Of recent date says:
There is a great change taking place IN the
world Of fashion. Recently we were shown a
letter from the publishers of one Of the leading
London fashion periodicals, which for the last
wear has been publishing fashion plates sent
from the establishment of Nine. DemOrest More
recently the publishers have seat an order TOT a
supply of her colored steel plates. A clause rs
inserted in the order to the effect that no name
shall appear on the plates. Though admitting
the supremacy of American fashions for beau
ty, originality and practical utility, they have
not allowed the honor to rest where 1t IS que: II
is well-known fact that American ladies' tOlle's
are invariably recognized abroad trom the quiets
elegance and suitableness Of their attire, ana
having such unbounded resources Of talent and
aste at their command, it is a matter OF wonder
ment that our ladies have not before assumed the
position which they are destined to Ill as the
leaders of fashion for the wOrlI.