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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09
Observations BY Di.g.s.


Do the street sweeps of NsS York rs-
side on Broome Street?
Main Street. in Sitks. Alssks. is sup
rosed to be the coolest street in the United
States. Bot there is Blesekes Street in
New York.
What kind Of heads had the ancient
Scandinavia poets? Scald heads.
1.-THE old Norhmen had ScaIds among
them. is it not reasonable to suppose that
they also had "bIisters."
Acrobsts 10 Circus are not paid By
the single leap. bot oy the seseon.
The hea,ed term Eternity in He'll.
What isthe fsvorits dish Of the Indians?
Something 6endish.
Who was the FIRST operator in bacon?
Adam. when be received his side. mate.
The emotions On unruly COW exhibits
She kicks. aud turns pail.
A printer who sets the patent medicine
advertisements of . newspaper. has an
opportunity to learn something Of he.theu
my,boIogy-he becomes familiar with
Dry ads.
When was Christ like q steamboat
Csptaia. snraged when his vessel had
been carelsssly run aground? When he
went up bound to Pontius Plate, (punch
his pilot.
Wanted to Whether the Indian
Ring resembles an Indian Whoop?
Was Csptsin Kidd the discoverer Of
G oat Island?
When the Lord wishes to make people
crazy. he first takes away their senses.
What is the difference between George
Francis Train and a m.n feeding corn
stalks to = long.esred beast! One is
q modern fool. and the other is fodderin'
Q mule.
What is the difference between Hoods
song Of zone more unfortunate. and the
late editor Of the Troy Republican? One
is about the Bridge Of Siehs. and the other
is about tho siz, Of Bridges.
Why is it unlawful to cry in secret?
Because it is q concealed ,weepin!
A broker is most use fol to barber.
when he's shaving psper.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

The RAILRoAD-It seems to us that
the Atcbison and Nsbrsska Railroad
would give better satisfaction. and be
more profitable. il it secured better con-
nections. The general management oI
the road is admirsble. except 10 the mat
ter Of connections with other roade. The
morning train connect. with both the
Missouri Pacific and the St. Joseph and
Denver rosds. and thus is an advantage
to the travelling public; but the afternoon
train connects with nothing. Persons
bound for Northern Kansas must bit the
morning train. or they lose day. There
is no connection either with the afternoon
train on the Council Bluffs Road. or the
evening train on tbs Missouri Pacific; so
that the train is useless to al persons ex-
cept those who chance to be in Atchison.
On Saturday last. there were between
dozen and twenty passengers who came
up on the other side of the river to A'ch-
ison. expecting to cross over and take the
Aicbison and Nebraska trsin; but they
had the pleasure of seeing it shove on,
about 6vs or ten minutes before they
could get scroes the river; and conse
lusatly they were forced to remsin in
Atchisou over Sunday. or hire private
to carry thsm to their places
of destin stion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

STRANGE Behavior OF Boy One
night sbont fonr weeks ago. says th. Holt
County Srn'in u. Daniel B I'D vim. a afitteen-
vear old lad. and son of Mr.. Dsniei P.
Baldwin. of Benton township. mvs'e-
riously disarpeared from home Wher.
st midnight. tn, boys sb'en"e became
kno~u. his parents became alarmed for
his safety. o. the night was intensely cold.
A close search Of tire premises disclosed
The fact thai he was not on the farm. and
thst with him had also disappeared an
old sway backed mare Messengers we're
dispatched 10 all directions /, m ,kc search
for the missing boy. Diligsnt search WAS
made in this and the adjoining counties
in Missouri. az also in the neighborine
counties in Kansas and Nsbrssks-bn,
no clue conld be found to the Whereabouts
of the lost boy After three weeks Of the
most intense anxiety on the part Of loving
parents, and after all kinds Of fearful con
lectures as to his prob.bIs fate had bean
inanlged in. who should ride up to Mr.
Bsldwin's disconsolate hon.eholdl The
youthful scion Of the house having become
tired Of his peram bul.tions among strsn-
gers. came to the saga conclusion that
''tbere is no place like home" Further
deponent doth not say.
m - l. IL A + IL u
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09
KansaS EditOrs.

There are more prominent editors ia
Ksnsas thsu in anyother Western State
We know Of. A great portion Of them are
more or less identified with the trying
scenes of our early history as State
Many ofthem were distinguished soldiers
Of the late war, several of them occupy the
most prominent positions within the gift
Of the Kansas people. The sayings and
doings Of the kansss editors sre qnoted
largely in the most Influential and lead
ing journals of the United states. We
think Kansas leads the van 10 the "oow.
or Of the press" in the Western States.
Senator R,ss was formsrly editor Of the
Topeks Record. and afterwards the Law.
renee Tribune; Col. Martin. of the Atcbi-
son Champion & Press. was o "cb.m.
pion" in the 'heroic tines Of K.nsss.
and Q good officer dnring the rebellion;
the genial and brilliant conversationlist
end thu ''noblsst Roman of them an"
Col. Vaughan. hss been one of the bes.
edi,ors Of tine West for . great number of
years, aud addei lsrgslyto the popularity
and circulation Of the Lssven worth Times;
Web. Wilder. whom veryboay knows,
has done good service for liberty. ond
may look with pride to his ediio'isl his.
tory. while connected with the Lsaveu.
worth Conservative; Col. s. s. Prouty.
who is 30 large in form as we'll a. in heart,
deserves special mention for his succrss
ss newspaper man, snd deserves to De
called State Printer" Sol Miller, God
hless him. one of the Oldest editors in
Kansas, has fought with his "Chisf''
boldly and without fear: K.lloch. known
al over the United States. great. eloquent.
brilliant and profonsd: M;lt Reynolds.
egotistic. . "grsat writist." il fall Of
energy. and eqosl to every occasion in his
wars for what he thinks right: Tbscher.
distinguished 10 the newspaper business
from ''tins out of mind" and ous Of our
early defenders; jake Stotlsr. is fo,mida-
bio in stomsch aud heart. good nstured
snd we'll liked. and prominent 10 "msuy
offices:" last bot not le.st comes the wit.
" ''fishtipg" msn Of the west. George
w. Martin. Who hsa done valisntly for
his "Jonction town." and battled mon
fnlly Tor the west. We could mention
scores Of other "bravss." !" connected with
the Kansas prses. thst deserve notice. il
We had the spsce and time. "Glorious"
men OF the preas Of Kansas. you need not
be ashamed Of your labors to buld up
oar gallant young State. Success y
yours.-Saliae Counfy Journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09
The New srecha.,c,, Lie. Law.

The New Mechanics Lies Law.
For the benefit Of Ill parties concerned.
We furnish the following synopsis Of the
lien law. passed BY the Lsgislsiurs.
"An Act relating to Isins Of mechs.
MICS and others. snj regulating proeesd-
ings to enforce the same contsiss ten
sections.
Section I givss the same leo - the
law Of last year. snd also lien for "any
labor or material for erecting. altering.
or repsiring any ieacr, on ssy t,set o.
land"
Section 9 provides th.t "sny person
who shall furnish any msteri.l or labor.
under . contract ,siM the contractor" to
avail himself the benefits of the lien.
''shsll. within fresty dogs after ,hs com
pletion Of the building. improvsm mt or
repai,s. give notice 10 writing to the own
or. Of the lsbor or msterisl furnished. and
Of the contract price and vslne thereof,
and from the time Of giving such notice.
he shall have the ssme lien ~ the princi.
pal contractor met exceeding snch con-
tract price or vslue, nor exeeeding the
amount due or to become due from snch
owner TO fuch contractor" Tho sub.
contractor is to file his statement in same
time and manner % the contractor, TO en-
force bis lien.
Section 8 requires he Cling Of ststs-
meot. form AMI snhsssncs uucbsngai. J
hnt which statement must nov be 6led
,oithin tro months after the complet ion Of
the building, improvements or repairs"
Section 4 provides that an action to
enforce the lien msy be com menced with.
in one year. and the sction shall be
bro ueht and prosecuted in like manner
~ other civil actions.
The remaining sections provide that
al lien claim ants an ! other incumhrancers
may he made parties and when the &C.
ton is commenced by any person other
thin the principal contractor. such rrn.
cipsl contractor shall be made party,
aud the action shall be defended by or
for him at his expense and the owner
may withhold from the principal contrsc.
tor the smonnt Of snch claims. costs and
expenses as lie msy ho reqnired to pay,
and when the proceeds Of sale shall be
Insufficient to sstisfy oil claims and costs
in foil. the claims sre to be paid pro
rata; and no sale shall affect the right of
any prior incnmbrspcer not q party to
the action. The act ia to take effect on
publication 10 tie Weekly Common.
We lih.
This set relieves owners from the
(supposed )::liability created by the law
OF last year TO pay two or three times
once to the principal contractor. and
.gsiu to the laborer or sub-contrac' or, or
both. 1t also operates in favor of the
poor contractor. BY not discriminating
against him a. did the law Of last year
and by expressly requiring notice to he
given after the work is done or ms'erisl
furnished BY the lsborer and snb con.
tractor. it puts them upon their gu.rd.
and they will be enabled to protect them
selves by making safe con,r.cts with tb.ir
Immediate employers. It is believed
that q proper understanding of this new
act will enable oil parties interested to
secure sod preserve their respective rights.
it they comply with its provisions
Topeka Record.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

E The Governor has appointed
Capt. Joseph Logan. State Senator from
Atcbison County. Commissioner to dis.
tribute seed wheat and corn to the desti.
lute settlers in the new northwestern Coun-
ties Of the State. for which money was
appropriated BY the Legislature. This
appointment is sufficient guaranty that
the appropriation will be honestly and
faithfully applied.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

AT the snnual election held BY the stock
holders of the Atcbison and Nebraska
Railroad Company in this city on the 9Th
inst. the following named gentlemen were
elected Directors for the ensuing yes':
N.thsuiel Thsyer. j. A. Burnham. j. II.
Bssl. w. F. Webb. Geo. Potnsm and
e. F. Adam.. of Boston. j. F. Jov. Of
Detroit. A. Byr.m. G. w. Click. P. T..
Abel. snd W. w. Cochran. Of Atchison.
CHamp;on.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09
N O T G e.

Those indebted to rs must not be angry II
their accounts and notes are handed into an
officers hands. We mu.t do sonething to save
osrseIves-money se msa have. You can
nske seall sseriacs easier than ve . large
one. fyou cannot pay atall yea must give o.
No. security. We d'this to save everything
We have got. remember. and you can do one Of
the two tbinss:-pay ~ up. O. give us good
security. This yoc must do. one and ell. A
Sair Warning
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09
From Kansas.
OFFICE, Hr1HERrxeroN L Cos b. ocx

ATcHrsoS, KANSAS. DEC. 7. 1869.
MEssRs. DoLAs 4 QUIGe:
DEAR Sn-I have submitted to careful chem
icsl examination the sample you furnished me
of PunfrED BLUE GRAss WHISKY. and find It
exhibits only a mere utce of Fxsil Oil: the
comparative freedom from which renders il far
preferable to other ~hiskies containing larger
proportion Of this and other uoxious ingredi-
ents. Respectfully.
A. II. LANPHEAR, MD.
The above whisky. which is beyond all doubt
the best and only pure Liquor now in use. can
he obtained in large or small quantities Of
Hsrpster & Orton.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

Eg The Boston Post thinks that
Horace Greeley wou'd make . great gen
ersl. or course be would. Within the
last ten years we have seen great Generals
made OF infinitely scantier materials tbsn
Greeley.-Democraiie Pcper.
When it was tried on McClernand.
Ewing, and others OF the Democratic per-
50 uasion, it was found that the material
was too id ecant.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

~ The prospect that Kansas will be
entitled to thres members Of Congress. is
inducing aspirsnts to figure on their
chances, and host OF them are coming
forward. Among the ablest and most
prominent candidates in E sstArn Kansas.
is 8. A. Cobb. Of Wyandotte. He will
mske strong eight. and will come up
with o uusnimous support at home.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

2 ~ Coming from Lawrence to Leav.
enworth, the other day. we noticed three
white men and two dsrkies hsrnessed to-
gather with trace. chains. They were put
Of near stone wall. and marched over
the hill toward the penitentisry. We
wondered how the folks were on school
bonds, where they csms from.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09
From California.

DAN TKiNCIscO, July 5tu, IcOS
H.ArH, SMITH 4 Co.,
GESTLExES-We have carefully analyzed
the b tile of Whisky marked "Pu ifed Blue
Grass" manufactured and purified by your
House, for Fusil Oil and the usual aduIterations
and impurities Of Whisk les. and fail to 6rd any
such impurities.
JOHN LEWISTON, JR.,
Chemist and sup's SAT- F.ancisco Assaying
and Refining Works.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

DSYCIlOMANCY.-Anv lady or gentle.
L tieman can make 81 900 u month, secure
their own happiness and independence. By OBJ
tanning PSYCHOMANCY, FASCINATION.
or soul CHARM ING. 400 pagrs; Goth.
Full Instructions To Use this power over men OF
animals ut will. how u mcsmeriz-, become
Trance or Writing mediums. Divinstiou,
Spin i,uali.m. Alchemy. Philosophy Of Omens
and Dreans, Brigham Young's Harem. Guide
10 Marriage. &c., all contained in this hook:
1901 900 sold; price by mail, in cloth 81 25, D..
per COVERS 81 NorIcE.-Any person willing
to act as agent will receive a sample COPY Of
the work free As no Capital is required, all
dcsirous OF gent"sl employ ment should seod gor
the book. en;losing 10 crnts Tor p..stsge. to r.
w. EVANS L CO., Al South Sth Street. Phit-
adelphia. m.t9sl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

E Ths Topeka daily papers have
both been considerably reduced 10 size.
in consequence. they ssy. Of wsnt Of suf-
ficient advertising patronage in the city.
The Record has been changed to an eve
ming paper.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

~ Some one has discovered that two
pieces Of bosrd, one bound tightly on the
back and the other on the stomach. will
sllsy the cravings Of hunger. This may
be u cheap kind Of board, but i, is not
very fattening.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

eE The Impeachment Of Gov. Cl.y.
ton, Of Arkansas. has failed. Gov. Butler.
of Nebraska, does not sppssr to be 90
lucky. The Legislature hss voted to Pot
him through.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09
EXTRA SPECIAL N0TICE!!
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS!

smLh's Tonic Syrrp has been counterieiteo,
and the counterfeiter brought tn grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DIR.
JoHs Bull only has the right to manufacture
and sell the original JOHN J. SMIrH's TONIC
SYRUP, Of Louisville, Ky. Examine well
the label on each bottle. If my private stamp
is not on each bottle. do not purchase, or you
will be deceived. See my column advertise
ment. AMI my show card. l will prosecute
any one infringing on my right. The genuine
SxIrH's ToSIc SYRUP can only be prepared BY
myself. The public's servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE Nov. S. 1869. mch. 81.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

~ Siotler. Of the Emporis News,
aid Murdoch. Of tn Usage Chronicle.
hsve gone to Washington. They are 10
lock. We saved rarely enough Of our
legislative earnings 10 bring us home.
and have bai to roll up sleeves and pitch
in,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

H Livingstone. the African explorer.
is mot dead. after al. His whereabouts
has been discovered. It is safe to cay
that be will not BE- dead as long ss he is
. Livipgsiope.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09
WEDI.OCK.

The Basis Of Civil society.-Essays for
You.g Men. on the honor and happiness Of
Marriage, and the evils and dangers Of Celib-
acy.-with sanitary help for the attainment Of
mans true position in life.. Sent free. iI seal
ed envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSO-
ClATlON. Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
feb. II, 70-Iy
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

4 N,.x Nz HoRAcE wATess.
- ~'eat 0Her. 4sI Broadway. NY.
will dispose Of Onc Hundred PiAxos, Msloss.
oSs, and OsGANs Of six first class makers, i,,.
Guiding Waters, at extremely low prices, foe
cash. during this month, or will take psss
ca-h AMI balance in monthly or quarterly in-
stailneats. mss9vl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

Call and examine the stock at H. w. Shaw a
before buying your Stoves. Tin Ware, or any.
thing in the Haravsre line. Cheap for Cash.
but under M consideration can goods be sos
on "Time." White Cloud.
fet2m2 Ksnsas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

nR. s. 8. fITcHs Family Physieian; 90
~ pages; 8. ut by mail Tree. Teaches hoe 70
cure all di-eases OF the person; skin, hair, eyes.
complexion. Write TO ia Broadway. New
York. mar2sI
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

Sol. MiLLER. OF the White Clond
Chief. is the best legislative co,rsspon-
dent ss Topets-Wayer CritSvios.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09
Arrrxprro Buns rHu Parc. HOUSE AT

ArrEMprTo BURN THE PRIcs House. AT
OREGoN learn that yesterday NOR
ming . dsstardly attempt was made to
hnrn the Price Pon.e at Oregon. Holt
County. The building is frame. and
along side Of it is frame saloon, the
two being separated BY space Of coup
le Of feet. A little before daylight one
Of the bosrders st the hotel WIS awakened
BY . strong light glaring sgsinst bis
window. and getting mp and looking oct
he discoveied FIRE blszing in the in
tervsl between the two buildings. lie
promptly gave the alarm. and the lanes
we're ex,inguuished before sny damage
was done. A little Investigation re-
vesled the fact that some one had saiurs-
ted some psper and corn bosks with coal
oil. placed them at the spot indicated.
and touched lighted match to them.
Had the flames once got uuder hesdway.
nothiug could have saved the hotel.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

Our old Prebler. SCI. MnLen. Editor
Of the White Cloud * K.ns.s) Chief. hss
been chosen State Sen. from the north.
eastern portion Of the State. No man is
more identified with the interests Of the
State. OF understand. them better. The
Ksusss Senate will have no more active
or wide awake member. and we predict
thst il there is any fnn going on Sol
will See it.-E5ton O.) Rsy;ssss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

u 10 Philadelphia there 10 blacksmith shop.
the bellows of which are operated by dog power.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

IS TO $40 PER DAY. MEN. WOMEN.
BOYS and G RLS sho engage in oss nee hus
mess make from 81 to go per dsy In shefr.
own localities. Full paiticaIass and insssve.
tions sent free by mail. Those IN need sf psv.
manenf. profitable work, sh,uid sddsee. "a
once. GEORGE STiHSOE I Co, Rssslsai,
Maine. ,e~A-l
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09
HARDWARE.

C.F. vANBusKiRK Z CO.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-01-20
The Civilized Indians.

AT recent meeting of the Indian
Council at Ocmulgee, Indian Territory,
the Committee on Education reported
the following interesting statistics: The
Choctaws are between 10000 and II 900
in number, and have an annual school
fund of $4,000, supporting forty eight
public schools, at which 1460 children
attend. Twenty youths are at high
schools in the neighboring States. Two
boarding schools, one for males and the
other for females, are to be established.
The Cherokees number 1900, and have
an annual school fund of $4,000, sup
porting forty. eight public schools, at
which 1923 children attend. OF the
above schools three are for colored
children exclusively. In this tribe
there are several private schools, and
one mission school under the charge of
the Moravians. The orphans of the
Cherokee Nation are boarded and cloth
ed out of the interest of an orphan fund.
The Creeks number $4,000, and have an
annual school fund of $4,000, support
ing twenty-five public schools, at which
700 pupils attend. Six of the public
schools are for colored children. Nine
additional schools are soon to be open
ed. One boarding school, accommodate
ing eighty pupils, is now in operation
and a second school of the same size i.
nearly completed.
The salaries Of the superintendent o
these schools are paid by the Methods
and the Presbyterian Missions, and tn,
other expenses by the Creek Nation
The Chickasaws number 540O, and have
an annual school fund of $50, 900, sup
porting eleven public schools, at which
iiO pupils attend. Fifty children are
attending boarding-schools in tn,
neighboring States, at an annual eX
pense to the nation of $3.50 each. TIL,
Osages number between 5000 and 1000
and have an annual school fund of 5000
supporting fifty pupils at the Catholi
mission schools. The Seminoles mum
Der $500 and haye am annual schoo
fund of S2jO0, supporting a few publ
schools, at which 225 pupils attend. /
new mission school accommodating fl
ty pupils will soon be opened. TIL
Peorias number 40, and have an amt
al school fund of $4,000, supporting on
school with twenty-five pupils. Tn
Getaways have one school with fifty-tw
upilS.-Ledger.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-01-20
4 W0man's Defense of Dress.

For myself should be thankful to
return to the habits of our grandmother;
buy bonnet which would do to wear
ten years have three dresses, two for
every day and one for nice" and
wear them year after year till they
wear out, without alteration, and also
twist up my hair in Il plain wad at the
back of my head. / should then have
more time for reading and study, and
more money tospend for books, pictures
and travelling, to say nothing of the
unlimited time and money for doing
good. And ] know of very many
women who would be only too happy
| to throw aside the wearisOme shackles
Of fashion. But what would better re-
suit? With the maiden no more beaux;
with a wife--a cessation of devotion on
the part of her husband. Results too
dire to be contemplated for a moment.
/ speak what know, and testify what
l have seen. | have myself been to
parties sensibly and economically clad,
and / was despised and rejected of men;
again have been more fashionably
and eXpensively attired, and had more
beaux than l knew what to do with.
BY the way, why don't some Of these
wise and sensible bachelors court and
marry amongst the vast army of work
ing girls?
They are dressed very simple, and
are accusomed to habits of economy
They are personally attractive, and
doubt not, are quite as refined and in
telligent as the average of fashionable
women. Why is there not greater
demand for them as wives, and why
are not the Flora McF!imseys a drul
in the market? Let the facts speak fo
themselves. BE not deceived, o, my
brethren With you lies the fault
from you must come the remedy-re
fuse to pay court to silks, panniers
frills and chignons, and we shall 6,
| over to calico in battallions.