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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-17

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NEW ORLEANS, November Is, 1870.
Charles Cavaroc Esq, President Barbarin Gas
Lighting Company:
DEAR SlR-It affords me- pleasure to state that the
operation of the gas machine, for sixteen lights.
put up by your company in my dwelling, has
proved to be entirely satisfactory. Since the
second day of October last the gas has been
burned nightly, at an average Of eight (Argan d
burnersl lights, from early dusk until about eleven
O'Clock. and one light all night. The Light is, in
every respect, all that could possibly be desired
It is perfectly SAFE and Il superior to coal gas in
briniancy. the light being softer and much easier
to read or write by.
The simplicity Of the machine is such that any
member Of my family can attend to it during my
absence.
Very respectfully.
noo5S p 4t6u 2. \ w0LNaEt.
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BIBNvrLLR Orr WORKS,
New Orleans, November %, 1870.
Charles Cavaroc Esq, President Barbarn Gas Light
ing Company
DEAR SHIT is with pleasure that express the
entire satisfaction which your apparatus placed in
my Oil Works on Bienville street, since five weeks,
have given me.
Here enclosed you will find detailed report,
which will show you the economy which results
from the use of your gas.
have been able to ascertain with correctness a
saving of sixty-one and threequarters per cent on
my gas bills paid to the New Orleans Gas Company
during last winter
It is but fair to observe that some of my pipes,
which were placed several years ago, are too
small, and, notwithstanding this defect, the light
all over my works is as bright and brilliant as
heretofore Considering the Earring caused by the
working of the machines night and day, and the
immense length of the gas pipes, consider the re
suits obtained more than satisfactory.
Believe me, dear sir, your obedient servant
J. ALDIGE.
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During the month of December 1853, twenty four
gasburners were used; twenty three nights Of work
constituted that month"; and the New Orleans Gas
Company's bill amounted to $50 60. My oil works
are actually using twenty-six burners, therefore
if that number had been in use last December, the
New Orleans Gas Company's bill would have been
$98 Is instead Of $50 60.
From Monday, November IA, to Monday, Eovem-
Der g. say six regular working nights twenty eight
gallons of oil were used in the Barbarin apparatus
-2s gallons at 35c SO 90, towit: per night 81 63ss
Twenty three nights would therefore cost $37 S.,
and consequently constitute saving of $50 50 on
the New Orleans Gas Company's bill paid in De-:
cember, 1869.
If on $9s Is there is an economy Of $50 So, 500
viii produce SCI u or 6lA per cent.
J. ALDIGE.
New Orleans, November %, 1870.
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MONEY CAN NOT BUY IT!
FOR SIGHT Is PRICKLESSil
WILL PRESERVE IT.

THE DIAMOND GLASSES.
Manufactured by
J. e. SPENCER CO., NEW YORK,
Which are now offered to the public, are pro-
nounced by all the celebrated Opticians of the
world to be the MOST PERFECT. The SCIEN.
TTIC PRINCIPLE on which they are constructed
brings the core or centre Of the lens directly in
'front.' of the eye, producing clear and distinct
vision. a. in the natural healthy sight, and pre-
venting all unpleasant sensations, such as glim-
mering and wavering Of sight, dizziness. etc, Pc
culiar to all others in use.
They arc Mounted in the Finest Manner,
IAframes Of the best quality of all materials used
for that purpose.
EDWARD LILIENTHAL,
JEwELER AND OPTICIAN,
Is sole agent for New Orleans, Louisiana,
No. 06. ...... Canal Street. No. IS
From whom they can only. be obtained These
goods are not supplied to pedlers, at any price.
He also keeps constantly on hand q very large
and well selected stock of
Watches, Jewelry and Silverware.
All Of which is of the very best quality and fully
guaranteed. Oc23 6m st Up
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NEW AND FANCY GOODS.
KID GLOVES, vELvHTS AND TRIMMINGS.
GCEBLE & NIPPERT,
Canal Street.
Have just received per steamers Fire Queen, Al
hambra and ship Oakland magnificent assortment
Of NEW AND SEASONABLR FANCY GOODS, such
as Kid Gloves Velvet Ribbons. Taffetas and Satin
Ribbons; styles of Ribbons for scarfs, Jet and
Fancy Jewelry, Embroidered Slippers, Fancy Linens,
ETC.; Toys, Porcelain Dolls, ETC.; velOcipedes .and
Children's Carriages, etc.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Such as Shirts, Gloves, Collars Cravats, Suspend
ers Drawers, Handkerchief, Fancy Walking Canes,
Umbrellas, etc.
GUEBLE e. NIPPERT,
nol3 2dp2m No. 137 Canal street.
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Ha1MrfAen PLANTATION, ,
Ascension Rasiah, Louisiana,
November s, lsso
G. Cavaroc, Rsq.. President Dszbaria Gas lighting
Company, New Orleans
sfx-The Gss Apparatus put up hast October.
under the direction Of Mr. Baxbazin, in the sugar
house Of Messrs. n. D. Bringier r Co., We have
thoroughly tested. We recommend tho apparatus
for the beautiful light which It produces, and for
it's great simplicity It il always ready for opera
ton, and can be managed by any laborer. We
have not, a. yet, been able to ascertain the guam
tity Of oil consumed by the different kinds Of
burners per hour. We win communicate ON that
point after experimenting q few weeks.
Very respectfully,
NJ D. BRINGER Co.,
PER l. 4 BRHsGIKR.
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BuKsA VISTA PLANTATIONS, I
st. James Parish, November S. 1870.
Messrs. Aymar Co., New Orleans:
DEAR SlRs-In answer to your inquiries about the
Barbarin Gas. am pleased to be able to give you
very good report. The apparatus has now been at
work for some days without the slightest mishap
or difficulty. The light Is brilliant, and at the
same time, uniform and steady; which is q great
object in q sugar-h house. When once the burners
are lighted, they require no more attention. Alto
gether. am much pleased with the light, for its
simplicity, clearness and efficiency In these points
1t certainly Is equal If not superior. to any other
light that Il am acquainted with
Very truly yours,
MICHEL D. GAUDET
NEW ORLzAss, November 9, 1870.
c. Cavaroc, ESQ.,, President Barbarin Gas Light
Company:
DEAR SK-Bnclosed we take pleasure in handing
you Q letter of Mr.. Michel D. Gaudet, manager Of
the sugar plantation Buena Vista, upon which the
Barbarin Gas Light has just been introduced. The
perusal of the came will entirely convince You Of
the perfect success Of said gas in every respect,
proving itself fully equal to any other light now in
use.
It gives q double pleasure to indorse Mr..
Gaudets statement, not alone from the fact that
BuenA Vista 10 of the first places where this gas
has been tried, but more 90 that. considering the
well known competency Of said gentleman, his
Judgment in such matters deserves the most i'm.
plicit confidence and belief
Tho desire to do full Justice to the excellency Of
the Barbarin Cas- has prompted Us to thus express
ourselves
Very respectfully,
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STAR PLANTATION, 81. CHARLES PARISH,
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Wearing Mourning.
Fl ftsIIa1fbietIlt ah,l..i I

We long orltho day when this custom
shah become obsolete. 1t is unbccoming
;hc trnlyrafiiictcd zone. The wearer says
by the black garuleuts; Il have lost u
dear friend, / am in deep SORROW. But
true grief does not wish to parade itself
before fthereyeiof the stranger, much less
does it assert its extent The stricken
one naturally goes apart from the world
to p1ur out the tears. Real affiiction
seeks privacy. 1t is nc respect to the
departed friend to say We are in sorrow.
If e.laye real griet, it will be discover
cd When God hasentered 4 household
in the awful cllastisement of death il is
time for religious meditation aud com-
munioh with God on the part of the sur
yivors' How sadly out of place, then,
hre the milliner aud the dress .,aker, the
trying on of dresses and the trimming of
bonncts. There is something profape in
exciting the vanity of young girl by
fitting a waist or tying on Il hat, when the
corpse of atathcr is lying in an adjoln-
ing room. ,
1t is sacrilege to drag the widow
forth from her grief to be fitted for a
gown, or to select a,ycil 1t is often ter
ribly oppressive to the poor little chill
drcn, the family means already reduced
by the long sickness of the father, must
draw on her scanty purse to pay for a
new wardrobe for herself and children.
throwing away the goodly stock of gar
ments already prepared, when she most
likely knows not where she is to get
bread for those little ones, Truly nay
fashion be called a tyrant, when it robs
Il widow of her last dollar. Surely your
sorrow will not be questioned, even ii
yon should not call IN the mllpcr to
help display it, Dc, not, in your afilic-
ton, help uphold Il custom which will
turn the afiictions Of your poorer neigh
Dor to deeper poverty, as well as sorrow.
d Et [3He Central BoPtia.
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Teach Your Boy a Trade

9o' ~ I--1j Hin sidi ,,as :,
An article which We cut frbp one of
oursexchanges, referring to TINS a,,e.ibjeci,
saysr4.. b1pii sfd1 sbapd o-,d ...,
: o"of 13?4e3 prisoners in'tSo jpcniten-
tiaries'of thirty IStatcs5iiI 1867, Accord
to othe report of the prison association
just issued, ~ per gent, more than three
quarters, had not learned trade. Here
is text from which Dr. Franklin should
have preached a f6rcibfe sermon to pa
rents. ~ .g'f los k.4i.b.g,,i .,{. =.
The time was when it was not thought
reputable for parents to leave their chill
dren without trades-7unless they belong
jtostho class of gentry! In France, be-
fore the revolution the one of 1889 this
perverted sentiment Tor Instinct, was so
kstrong that even the children of, the no.
bh's were in some cases taught a light
hnitdlcridt, and when the storm of the
Reign of Terror came, and they were
expelled from their homes and deprived
of their fortunes, many of them subsist-
ed by the trades they had amused them
selves with inimore prosperous days. ,y
7 Arman who has II good trade has an
independence. He has need only to be
honest and diligcnt to secure compe-
tence. Bread aud butter is sure for him
wherever he is. He is sure always of
higher wages than he who has no trade,
aud If his genius and enterprise lend
him into some other calliug, it is always
n satisfaction to know that in case of mis-.
fortune h. can return TO his trade. He
has that at any rate his speculations
! may break down, but lie has an anchor
to leeward, as the sailors say; his sub
slstcncc and that of his family is sure, -.
In this country where fortunes quick
lysained arc also quickld lost, it is still
more necessary and prudent that
young man sl,ohld learn it thoroughly.
No mans future is SO secure here lat
that he would do wisely to, have his boys
and girls too, for that matter-learn a
trade.l ,Aye2, S
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A DRoyE OF TuakEgYiiss.1-9,s giiis ~
Friend ',yerry" IS IS a ps sgood.HaNs oabils,
fellow, who attends to- sIisp basibssn anli
provides wul'for hin famiiy, but,lass sl,e !,
little falling in this thatawbsa I'D gnes, i
to his home nqtlie spbHrbsyat night, he.
is usually more ore or less ugder the il,-
Hie'ce!d, ,cy9!gg ccyo9!ggtrabsnds fluids. Que night, &
a little after dark, he started fhrf fohrf honie p
with nice turkey safsly done spri1',;
strong wrapping paper,dunder aisdarn,o.i
Jerry" found the road from khs ssisfiuns
to his cottages some half IL; ile, distant.
uheofiiinoply rough that night, He scy-
eral times stumbled and fell over all soris Is
of obstructio sin the path. Each tiiile,
he fell lie dropped his TURKEY, B1t ftconzsr
trived to pick itap agaius es0n entaribM
mis- mouse, he steadiede himself ~. .weil.p ma
he was able, and rsai4 ,tt9 his Yifs, Herr.
wife, I'VE. got ,leyen turkeys for you. .
i"Eleyeh turkeys, Jerry! What as de52yy6 2yy66ad
mean? There's only! one: i.gFhst5i
must be 'lcfeh tutkeysydw;fs, fornIadell. !.
down levcn times, and t,esery time. T.,
found a turkey. There must be lcvcn,
turkeys.
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et' Il N .. .
fo, The Empress of the French has pur. -
chased a plot of ground from the Sultan, q'ts
situate near Mount David, in PALESTINE
Where the Virgin Mary was buried for,6n i
I tho sum of $4,000 aa4f ae.st h1T-i-- -, -.
A New Tbrt country girl, on herway -,
TO churehsto bo mnrrieed, y, vas upset aud
broke her leg, but would not have The
limb set until after the other bautiaee "a
was put around her. ssib cit .aa;h
The complexion of . girl of the periu,s ss4,
differs from the railway season ticket-4.a,,,,,
the one is, and the other is not, tr.,,,s-
fesable.: H., ..,
Ia, Many Of tie emigrants who, have ieits %
their homes in North Caroiiina2s anag os
Northern Georgia to SO West, arc ret,iraliesg.
ing. '''' ''.f'V 'f9podi1p ,uefsogs sisi Ey,f,sf
Seven railroads now centre in ST Paul. t,.t
Minn.,. and trains are, running between
st. Paul and Milwaukee without break 1'e
ing bulk or changing passengers = ''S'i
The Swcdcs of Chicago county, Minnc- "a
sofa, have sent over FIVE thousand dollars issl
to Sweden this year, to assist their
friends aud relatives to. reach Anicri,a .,..-,
Josh Billings says that !musqui,o was,o.,
born Of poor but honest parents, ,syln :.
had in their veins some Of the best blppl
in the country. ec,,e7.,, c,s..f,
The last fashionable; Res i DIX fiii,'ssas bride,
has $3.50 night dress and says she ais4sd
prepared for 4 fire during The night slaaa
Miss Clara Peters, daughter of llie .st
slayer of Gen'laYans Dorm, rocoatly tpek
The black veil insSt.L Louis, Missouri,
JeGaie I:;.d's idnughter, aged twelve,
is said 10 be another nightingale, thoush
unaedged as yet. e@'''s
Col. Tom Taylor, oi Mobile, hassbsS has bsS.if 80
tried and acquitted for the killi6goS
Capt. Cleavclaad last spfihgsa % aois,,i
Tfo Empress 1Eaghne, ,sosas ahor dSecqt
trip 70 tao illastDg gOtouat,l of funds, aud
had tOhorrOw $50, olo9 70 get back bone.
EeflPsEs. purisg the. present year
there will be- four eclipses of the sun sanissa arid
two Of the moon, The firsstt il 4 stotsi "
eclipse Of The moon, 0h Januarsi16ghas,I
yisible'ih the Gnitea Statbsl Pho sseond,h
a PARTIAL eeiibssIcf the Euns on Jaagary.
ial IdnvisiBlo IhceeIsidtd19 IL, .s,,.s, -
,sD(asigsgG az a6ts,f5:.ss.
!. Il
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4, u'.hl'E 2. :, u 98 gaai avlI yg,s,ie..yt az
hii FAIIINGs ARE CoMFoRTs AT EIouTY.
mi have got very deaf What blessing s1esaS
There is sucli a'lot Of silly talk Il cann6t''i ~
hear-such scandaIs,tee. gaia;o3pf I'd ;pot;
My eyes'are failing III ow Jortunatct ,,oic :,
l Do Hetisee "A atYtheEof the fully ,pu.l :.
w'ckedncss that is going on ar9pnd, Inc
4 anilblnd to faults which wou id provoke G. ~ q
me to ccnsure. ~ H"-tsi'T' st,E q
have lost my teet ahai niy voice rs git'Tt if'ts
not very audible Well Il find is,of uo' .,;,;. 3
use baiobiing Ito felix's who won't listeu,.. H.,
$50 / save my breath for better purposes.
i don't show my teeth where CANT bite
L venture on no tough meat 'iiF hS''ifa'
My taste is not SO discriminating as ofspSesk
yorc, and the good is thatI aiinf rnorevc;k
easily satisfied, dun'tkeep finding ,fauls,,s si,is
am contentod, and Thankful H., A. Meg
palate is plague X have, got rid. T. ~.
x Ny joints are rather stiff. Well, If '4,ss
they were eyer so supple, / do not want s.ass
to go to see sights, hear concerts, make
speeches, carousc at feasts.a .ili1a4 IL s. I,sf
am not strong as II was but, for s.,..s,
what do i need toybe stout Lam not ,,,,..t
going to zwrestlc oY fight with anybody.
Ny morals ARE are greatly improved, s -
My brain is not so clear as m ms q 81
younger days, and all the better fur if,psse =,
am neither SO hot.Headed, nor so apiEs1a ,oi.s
ionated.a fofg TIA! thousand ipjusics.-v.s, 80.
4 f"9"ieaa drfa lg ,lYIiltianl Jordan, qt,-
thor gf Hen ihare haopa, dc.
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oAIU URDA T. MORNING., JANUARY Is @IST0~

LAnonEHs. The glowing joint rqyo7,
luton offered 'PsY u in the House Saturday by
Henderson, and which was referred to
the Committee on labor is of interest
to the ilabsrcrs aud their EMPLOYERS
throughout. the State; as fofT'
BE Il feDlttYt ba The, House of.Be-
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ADNERTIsING.--The man who don't
advertise has got ms store .ihupg around
with shingles and pieces Of barre, el,heads,
Inscribed with lampback,, Irish Pertal
ters}A 'Korn Meell," Flower d"AL
kinds bfhkountry 4produco,H', H,,"Kakes aud
Rantlics for sail liear.'i He says, THAR
hinit noisensei in newspaper, advertising,
so long as,a man is smart enough to tend
to his own bizncss, and kin stand at the
dooraad hollerft!le sellers In" a ~
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o"'NS''' VI hiabf WIZ uuW Hiiu IL
I to maintain their places in society.
1t would lessen the force or the
|tatior,s which often lead men to
fr honor and honesty for display
IF there was less Strife in dress at
|ch, people in moderate circumstances
q be more inclined to attend. 2s
Universal moderation III dress at
'ch, would improve the worship by
removal Of many wandering thoughts
1t would enable all classes of pco-
% attend church better in uufavora-
''1f-"'
1t would lessen, on the part of the
the temptation to vanity. ha
1t would lesson, on the part of the
!, the temptation to be cnyious and
cious. i
1t would save valuable time on the
oath. '" if.J ua
II would relieve our means from II
,us pressure, aud thus enable us to do
, for good enterprises. 'ae
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Iis, that her, husband has. stocked no less
than six of his mistresses on the civil
service as clerks, and that he adds to the
number every session.. .,.i,.. tt.
50. Another Senator, South west carpet
lbaggcr, foistcd hisrmistress on the Treas
dry Department lastSyear, and, was infla;
entail enough to have her salary contin-
ucd while he sent her on to New York
to undergo an abortion. She died. The
Senator himself drew the arrears of pay
ostcnsibly for the mother of the muir
dercd woman, who has yet to see the first
cent of it. t.
Another honorable, this time of the
-lloure, was driven out Of leading hotel
six years ago for notorious conduct with
married woman, and that with the con
sent of the husband That husband is
now clerk of that Congressman's COM
mittec, his wife is the Congrcssman's
mistress, aud her son is a page on the
floor Of the House, aud waits on his mu-
tual fathers every day. ''' '
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Loop SroRY ~, ,yritint IL
ncinaati Gazette says:
re is II little sto. y lor you. 1t hap.
ut II Utic;. restaurant. y man
ID the other day and called for .
+. His orders were of the most
'atc character. and fairly staggered
o. even IL Utica restaurant
r. He fingered long Mt tho table
naliy wound up with bottle of
Then lighting cigar he had or
le'surcly s.,untered up to the
cr and said to ,hcproprie,or:
cry fine dinner landlord; jus, charge
me. havn't got a cent"
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" HorEFuL CoNvERr.-Du During a
!, revival iu Kansas, "A notorious old
Z ncr, Jim K WAS hopefully con
ted, and got up in class meeting to
e his experience. He commenced /:
10 race, and in u measured tone: II
:sSsea'ned~ :. dream. I caaned-~that
A&d-and went to hell" a brother
here rose iu the body of the house and
remarked: "will the brother please speak
a little louder? We can't hear him in
this quarter" jim repeated, alto roct /;
Il dreamed that ! died, etc; when
another rose in another quarter of The
house aud renewed the request. Jilh
resumed, dltisein,o ''l dreamed that |
died" etc. llereupon "cullcd pusson"
in the gallery rose and cried out "NVill
de brudder speak little louder. we
can't hear him ia de gallery Jim re-
spmed, coci.fGrousH: II dreamed
| died--and--wcnt to hell There, can
you hear that yop id nigseryn ra
1t may be added thattthe. faith of, the
audience in Jim'S conversion was slight
ly shaken by this little episode,
---s-- 49, !. AA4ss.A21-A2g
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Scraps from Josh Billings;s,
-. Allninax. i.7'ii,7r,s

y 9th. Perhaps rain; perhaps
AIRY 10th, IL. Weather shiftly;
ro ice. ~ 70, }H',sa
y is like colonc water, to be
not swallcred.
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at ioa'iiSoHIc PIVeurc trre wrrtct
N painting fin 81 2pTN
Among the lobby women in Washing
last winter, was the daughter of IL
sFcnt United States Senator, whose
Aer years ago refused to let her marry
,aa ether choice, She cloped with
he deceived her by mock mar
hc having two other wives, So
living he took all her jewels;
IN most of her clothing, aud abap-
er. She vent to thc bad head
Fused all overtures to return
|,d; tles father and daughter used
ne another inItlie Capitol u year
d waGton aud he Senator
or SPEAK Norsd either ever
g event to any one.f He called
she consented to b. dead even
u !er SENATOR'S wife, who is ap in-
PINOT be unaware, for no Que else
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copy rcSeiflng the signature aud seal "
the agent to validate it, !ar which duty
he shall receive fec OF iiily cents from
each party contracting, and furnish.
necessary papcrs. ,N.
All contracts for the year 1870 must
be recorded as set forth above, aud BE-
subjected 10 the same rule Of approval
and record, though made, sisntd and
entered upon. ,.l.,.,-,. ,.5.
The agent or supervisor shall enter
into recos"zancc, for the faithful per-
foruancc of his duties, i'll a. houd of not
more than, $1,000, or less than $1,000,
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y, birds hold convcnshuns aud
\ down south, tree toads boost
3thcr up trses and warblc sum
f, katydid chew music aud spit
I freely, and bull frogs post their
ire t"yo",g .Spori~mcn-In shoot
a deer 3&1~ looks like II calf always
o>as tew miss it il it iz Il calf aud
it liza deer.
fishing for krabs use yure fingers
1T; yu kan feel them when they
tC.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-15

Many fashionable -Soupgiladies. in New
y YOrkioafe suffering with abscessesc on
thoir,feet, caused by the high Frepeh,
boot heels now in gogue., J,ig yo,;b. 4 :.