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and the course which he pursued as a he
publican arc his principles and MS cour !,
still. he had never devated from them, anu
now rcioiced in the virtual accompaniment
OF everything he had ever contendcd LOT.
He acknowledged the rcverscs, ana tllat .nC
issues of the campaign are doubtful btit tne
conclusion he drew was that there ptinh
dinger they must prepare for ii. Ii tue. n ~,
difficulties to conquer they must p"t ~.
every effort. They had terr'hc QUIZ 's'n,,
;hcn but go long aS there Is II n>5'e ~ '''''
there j. 4 hop" Of victory
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A Straicht-Out SlanGcr.

MANY libelouS and cruel reports about
HORACE GRKELuY's principles and dcclar>'
tons have been circulated hy his pcfSon'I
and political enemies durin@ IL" rrc>cn! cam
paiCn. The patience with which he ln~
borne ,hcsr mpiita,icu> iiaS been truly Wolf
deriul, when We consider their aggravated:
enormitv. But there Is one false charge
which he very property rcfutc>, IN view I'll
its vil,aino,;s tnlsity and Injustice ard the cN-
tensivc circulation which The HNd;":'> ha'c
seen fit TO give it IN the south. Originating
with vile sheet al The North, The statement
has been published il al !hr Radical rAi3ciS
and kept Standing i'll ncn!'y t;i tr or@i''i~ 81
the "Straight.Out Democracy" that n iN"i
HnpAcr GRrrILY wrote al editorial pal!-
graph urging the burning Of the homestead,
Of the southern soldiers and tie cXl'o~;'c q
their families TO cold aud poverty in ORDER /"
compel the men to iay down thy;r arms.
Mr.. W. K. EE.>nH. of Selma. AE'''aiHH,
wrote to Mr.. GRfiilY. :n'rIiyn4 Whether
the paragraph referred - VS. really written
by him. Mr GnHri - rr;'Ii"d in In" follow
Ing letter:
NEW YORK. October :, lNI2.--My Dear
Sir: !. | never wrote. nor iHritrd. nor I'M
acincd the matter Yea >ci:d IL" h"-ihl'i.'&
When The rchCllioft> l!r;it"Tr a:c driven from
the field &c. >. II vas written lay one who
i now editing Grant paper, and bitterly
hostile 10 M. :. II Mas moi l'uhli~hcd in
$500, u. Hnj4r'S t!,,ii,y asserts. bal Nay y
l,4l lao, al ,flt
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4 MEXICAN HOTEL,
CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN SAhF''''
RICHMOND, VA.

This house l. NOW open for tie sr<"pi,'" ~
public Centrally located IN the iedE! u 'i' M,
the main street, in close proximity 10 'ht '''
Poat-olllce, Custom-housc, bauas, princli"' o"-'
houses, ciurchcs. and al place .! ""'e. gus
presents advantages possessed by Il" '"'''> ..rg,
TO my friends and The travelling puh'ic "A
offer every lniucement that lrn$ cApfE"',>. u.
> constant desire 10 promote The lieaoafe ~"
fort OF ny patrons will warrant. IN Is
The tables will IT all times bc s''pt't'e" ~
hest that this ,uG other markets sil1td. .r,f.
Attached 10 the HOTEL isa aist-''asH = '.,,g
RANT, which VIII be uuier the imineis''S
OF the proprietor of the hotel. .le.se, y,
Piestging my undivided charts 70 IEtri.ni, ~
spec,fuly solicit the patronage .. M sSf1stt FRI,
tie public generally. ). D. - 80, lIo,e.
&C sim Late Proprietor OF spe.sMe sos - =:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n1g- SPLENDID STOCK
rEw sHAwLs AND DRESS GOODS

T. r. PRICE & co.
,on,r-r during this week, by steamers ana y :,
seccud magnificent supply OF III the no' e.
ties in eu,,yLs AND DRESS GOODS
c,u ,,,;,ors ,p,1 strangers coming to the fa'f'
ottoman stri ned sha,yls,
Flegaut Roman Scarf sha~S'
cashmere and 3, wk shawls'
Pitch French Strip, ID sha~ls 'ne"es' p'''"' iS''
snunrc md Long 81 cpket shaw's'
M,sscs sl,awls-cver, s'ze'
Black Long and Square -,
DRESS 60 DDS ~ ,....
IN satines-new shades. Ottoh 'lls, Ca,arad s,,.,s
and Frcuch PopIins, Black u" ''''''" '''S''
Dclaincs. Tycoon Reps, &c
MOURNING GOOD ,,,,.,,
il, c,n,b,ziurs Nchlirs. Alpacas, ott ''''' -,
porlins. Declines, Australian l. ep'e' '''P-'
Mourning silks. Crepe Wells &c.
ONE THOUSAND PIECES
-, all ,,,c new designs of American and I"siiS'i
Prints. . r. .tons
Also FIauucl: Blankets, Sheetings' 90 '.ons.
skirts, Drawers. Gloves, BosomE, &C. a' TO- ="
any house IN America. .o
oc2l l. I've
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4 Trustworthy correspondent ut Louisa
Courthouse sends us an account ai Il Radical
meeting at that place on Friday night
JunH ANELEH SMITH WAS the principal
speaker, and he talked rs usual when Gap
tain WISE is not present. The audience did
not seem impressed with his argument.
Lack Of space prccluacs tie publication OF
the report of the meeting.
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sRssgs CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT
l-NENS.

vtyr, r-,Iut ptf7-SES To STFfEE ''fRISH
FFyV IT'S 2TTLE-EEf"HI "F -''.'.
ErfiEr,S r"UWTTEE-7VE 6hh'"'."
Observation-Disclosures
eyrp ;Tyjr WITH 7HE PhFE.
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e. a.! the requisite J !, i"ah i.E OILY - ~ ~
sought elsewhere. Ncii,Tc %oo,! ci.aGcc III
Lo,,i,iana, Which In, ) electoral Fo;"H--
maxim three ,t,Ic than "" need. =" '';:y"
also chances in Arkansas. IL -pif" OF ne
Gi.flnncn;<anor: which "Culd inci"ise Inc
Democratic nl3i]riv III -" E'@ci".2i tHt'""'',
ram 3,on Then t;pTri,Ic reason WAY y"
.hn,,id quite G..ptir cf Illinois ANA Ohio.
.;,hnr ,f Witch alone. added IL Ii" Dome
,,.tf,. ~,at,=. wn,l!,i yiyc lis :. handsome me-
;u,$iv auryry al tie yitirs;ioI supple,
.,lu,tdn, reason. for vi.urou, cxertian an1
hrrI work !nf none for ptl-iiianju:",>,
urryclc.+ Gj.rouragcncu:. Let us "pu>i'
filings" do the best we can.
., ,,,.e x:.,,,a
- r.,,,,,.,I y T. ranl,4
DOS TO- ''''''' ,;..,;,i -, ,..,,,or.
"lc'''" ~ '''''l '''l ,,,,,a l,1 I.fni,.
VIC '''is,:, '',',' .,rnnrrn'd
''.'n'''' . "a ~ .,l :; it'y.I .Iri Il.
"t 'h' !'"'' x, :: ,',.I .r,.,,s, n.nu, ,l;4r
Shouii !, 1''' ii s,,,,nrt nt majority
:" '.;.;.,,,. j., E,,,c,,1r. iar,.c AUDI
-, ,,.. ,n...nl to hear him. ana The vmt,l-
.;.,,.,, ,';,t, rhirh hn n"S received was Gene
49, .'rI i,,,,iy he lc"an I,y <;,nnin& II The
,,r,,,,li,, az. ~. .nn,r. md l., inheritance
Wr,,tycr mich, !,r @qid, IL" union between
r ;,..,,I:.~.ns 1.,,I jin;i,..r,t~ Tor Tie Uacil
,riinu 81 tnr rot:atrv Nn< made in @c"@
faith, ard nil>; re- 1t'iIitiriE S'r'",>'"'' II
Ii" mad desired /" i:"Ii !liS r'irr III 'o,'@;'>
n! II" lii 90" WAS h'ti' 1',h, '"' =, ~,
hi@"r hio!i\c> ~ l';,'"i'.- .v I.,,,,
n" r"i't' - 's' - ,V' ial ,,-I IT,
me- III co't'''''' w., " t,r va y,,, III.
"r,l" E',",'i 'u H." ,,,'.;:,r, IT, sIiI what
,"'2 "" w. y, ., ~ ,,,il:,. I.-.,rc---tl..,; ii;
VI '''" y, ~ ,n nr L:.,hrr tr.t'-,ai;r
u , NY. - nov. win H. .ol,
'''" ''," W ~ ,'',. 'I - tie pr-int.
y. ~, .,',.' la lnnih ,,,I.,a Grant
,:'1'''u' ,.,i,, Matted .,oi rv
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Il ), !" Il, .S',.,t., ia li,u; IA .
u, wv ''" .,,,t .;,,r,, .t,.". il. -. I
;I''> '',''>r ''' '.',,,.,,. ,,,,I lp,t..;.i,,
.Mt'"; ,,;. iIt ~; ,i",~,n" .ilir:<. l j.,
i r,,,n, 'r'' r,,iyo him L,,s~r t!ry anow ia r.
in '"' iir lon'. an r.n,.trn...r- VIZ" 4;
iIn rrn,,r,ix.ft;. I;3.,l,,tiuo, .trE,. %':i.,.
,'l nrI, l.,;,,..f j.; p.uu.}.,:.i, t.-.}.s-c 'ty
.,.a,n r,. v,.:t,d win administrator
,n.m.., ~. ,i...~a ,lv, io,o,;4l,c at tn.
y
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Air. James J.. CI:ttenden, son of the late
lien. A. j. Crittenden, was after Mrs. Fair
with a revolver, October 8tli md declaring
that siie ili,i:t leave San francisco.
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SALE Auction THIS AFTER
noon ~ O'Clock OF EI'riII ELAITlfl l.
BUILDING Ions IN TIE Plan OF GAM
HT.E'~ si!LL}rE BYRD. THIRD. I'D oINl IL
SrHEEr$.-Thc .ic,ial attention oi ,hosc 'c-
,j!irg to eccurc some IL the most beautiful and AZ
ir,,;!yo lois il, Richmond is called |" HE sale 'hH
n" rxocut"l<j of lh"-r tlGl'r LOIS l"ra'c -
:loyc. For i,ycliu'.s II y"" and eligibility ~
location they amongst III. '"t attractive Joys III
Eirnu.iI. So au,'iou-hc l'l tor further l'art't"-
lars. VI. "'l'!'i''
80, ,r.,t AuCtiunCcr.
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SEag'5,'s' t.s.ft:;s.S.
tn TIE CiiANCEKI COURT OF TIL

EN TIE CifANCEHI COURT OF THE
4 CITY ~ RICHMOND:
y. VI. Erunp -. sI:tr la g. Crrtmp. Minor L..
Irump. Virginia =. 1rmEr. and Walter u.
Criup. AMI John ". Wright. sheriff and atinu-
i.l:Ilug ri La,u,- :. trtrul'. deceased.
Extract FROM decree cm:rrc': The 18th October.
l.72:
nat The cause he r,crrr'! t. enc "f III" coin
ui>Sionur- al this court 10 ,l>cc!"tu and report:
I. ~ lli,r partition ri TIE real r;t2;" ri james :.
Crumr can hc conveniently made hctwccu those cIi-
titled thereto.
:. Whether any uu. of tn" heir is willing to ac-
nart - ,'l suns ~ ii"n"t Il tltir Interest
,h",,,ii, NAV =. lite them -.
= W,,ii,.r II, case il j. found iinprac:; cailc To
divide the c:i,irr este IL ""ntG !" r!'l5Anic /"
n;.iy III allotment ri l,,.i ,''''' c.' i'lt
:, Whether. il partition cannot pc fnhHehchi's
t,,a. rf In. entire. estate. ali'!Hcnt al ihtTt the
interests 81 tiu.c entitled "tll III r"u""hh u. a -
ri TIC ;,hr!,. and the distribution u nv iH'Cc""'
art.,4r,ii.,. Ia their several Interests. ;.
An: also 10 inquire mi report What "a' u liiil,
claims or .!il- AGAINST The r-itt oT sad jalih,' =
trliinr ,ccc.c,l. remain unpaid. and their nrinr!-
lies il any aud Tic commissioner sliti eve i''"
vrrtis"acui in some newspaper publisher III i'-
rtcnd o,ic" !! week for touf successive" weeks,
And 10 report any other matter deemed pertinent
by himself or required hy the parties IL the suit
CuNuISsiuEEI:'a 0FrlcE.l
III, IlMoEp Va. October 10. Is12.
TIA. parties Ia the above entitled ard the
creditors al J;Iur~ ). trttmp. deceased. gre hcIrpE
nnlii,, that shall. cn III" NINETEENTH -
OF NtiN iM"EE. -. III /: . clock; III ny ONCE
proGccti Ia max" the !hlGlrlcS, and rcn ri ~ Ill
ieCtcd i tic deere, rf which Iii" above = IN eA-
tract. wieu amt where rT""i al debts against the
estate 81 said james :. truiml lrcs:sed VII ne re-
ccirc \. AUSTIN SMITH.
Commissioner.
MrcTnITu 4 COOKE. oc 2l-M:w
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Saturday lust, October 18th. was the anni-
yersary of the death Of General RoGEET +.
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assE.5S. FE<tfsSE,S. SC.
HORSES AND MULES
s3gss S:sisj.i-.

Z Ouk 70 YOUR INTERESTS, and #
II vou are IN search II BARGAINS. d.'. r
below the corner uf >iuth and Main stFr'I' ''
grand opening al ,,...
NEW FALL AND WINTER STAIIh ANP
FANCY DRY GOODS. NOTIONS s. :: ,,
has culnuirEccd nj our NC" stand 80. - W - :.
STREET. and the purchasing conmnniN ."t''.'
" TIN, ladr-, are invited t. give u ct.i'
rent, strict economy In Ill" management ~ "n .' ~
ness quick sales ana short r!tili,, VII @ti.'N '""
nrEyIn q. T. UiEt'.i- 4 49,
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Cr.OsTrsssG.
->---~---s
GRAND OPENING. 1907

--~--~-, ---~~---~~-~--><>-
rRAND OPENING. 1907.
NEW GOODS.
THIS DAY
we have on exhibition and for sale the
| LARGEST AND MOST STYLISH STOCK OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AND
! FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered the citizens Of Richmond.
Our stock is all Of superior anntftY, CIT, and
| finish. and embraces everything Necessary to
COMPLETE FIRST-Cf.Ass GENTLEMES'S
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
We have handsome SUITS, ranging from sl5 10 r3o ,
PANTS from Sc TO SlS;
VESTS from 70. 50 to :l2:
Splendid line of OVERCOATS from Sl2 t" si5;
mi, limo of Fall AMI Winter UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES. HOSIERY. iIhSDKERCHIEFS. Re-. ::
The fnrgest and finest stock Of StARfS. CRA-
VATS, TIES, BOWS. &C., ever opened In Hicil-
mond:
Also full line of our celebrated LlNEN-BOsoM
SHIRTS:
CULLARS-both Linen, Lincn-iaced and Paper
all OF the best quality.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended
TO III the past season. earnestly solicit continu-
ancc confident that we have redeemed our promise
to make this the "CIOrHENG EMPORIUM" at
Richmond WILKINSON & WRITER'S,
1907 Main street.
i. p. FRAYSER sc2!
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yrpvEss AND .:oAuDiSGHn JSE''

4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFI A5>
~ tain pleasant BOARD, Win %fp1i e., a., a. i.
floor. IN L private family. Si'u,a'I, ,,.,,,,- .s'
lignttul In tl.n city. Al,n, Il SUIT ~ h''' o..
hc rented 10 agreeable .euat'. A"'i'7' -.
gdtct Office. -
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A Republican Warning 20 Grant.

From tho New Orleans Republican,
For the time being, President Grant
is the representative Of The American
people in the chief executive branch Of
the Government If he fails to repre-
sest them properly, be can aos expect
to continue in the enjoyment Of their
confdesce. When he loses their trust
in hirH, he nav rest assured the reign OF
his political power will he short And
We know Of no more certain way for .
President to damn himself--irretrieva,
bly, damn himself-;hzn to undertake to
convert this free Republic into militia
ry despotism. The course OF the Gus
ton-5suse clique has been such, aud is
such, if not dissyowed by the President
as to make the people believe the Pres
idsnt no longer worthy of their conf
aence. The time is fast approaching
when the people will have to pass upon
the merits OF President Grant at ths
ballot box.
And they will 'pass upon the merits
cousigning him to rest upon his infsmy
ont at GsleDa, Illinois A lanyard suit:
his capacity better than acting Presi
! dent
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Remedy snr ,s,o ss,,asI.Pox.

4 friend requests II. to publish th'
following, as a timely contribution:
An effactual remedy for smallpox i.
said to have very recently been found
by a surgeon Of the British army il
China The mode Of treatment is a,
follows: When the preceding fever is at
height, and just before the eruption ap
pears, the chest is rubbed with crotor
oil and tartsric ointment. This causes
the whole OF the eruption to appear OF
that part OF the body, to tue relief o
the rest. 1t also secures fall and com
Iplete eruption, ana thus prevents tbe
disease from attacking the internal or
gsns This is now the established
mode Of treatmsnt iii the English army
in China, and is regarded as perfect
cure.
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The Dome OF the Caplsoi,

The dome at the Capitol at Washing
ton is the most ambitions structure in
America. 1t is lGS feet higher than the
Washington Monument in Baltimore,
.ixty-thlee feet higher than the Trinity
Church tower at New York. 1t is the
only considerable dome of iron in the
world. 1t is vast hollow sphere of
iron, weighing S,000,000,000 How
much is that? More than 1000
tons, or about the weight Of 70 600 full
grown people, or about equal to 1000
laden coal cars, which, holding four
tons each, would reach two miles and q
half
Directly over your head is a figure in
bronze, america, Weighing l4,9S5 lbs
The presssre of the iron dome upon its
pier. snl pillars is I3,477 pounds to the
square foot. st, Peter presses nearly
10000 pounds more to the square foot
anu St. Genevieyc, at Paris, $4,000
pounds more. 1t woald require to
crush the supporters Of our dome a
pressure Of 557, ,270 pounds to- the square
foot The new wings cost S6,500,O0
The architect has plan for rebuilding
tie Old central part OF the Capitol aud
enlarsing the park, which will coat about
s., 900 600
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-02

gThe McCohnelsvills Heral@ per
forms the behests Of GRANT with such
gushing slacFity that it issn act Of kind
ness to furnish it occasionally with an
opportunity of exhibiting its OVERT wv
ing loyalty.
With this humsne object il view we
copy from the Chicago Eepublican!
"Mr Graat declares himself in favor
Of Civil Service Reform There are
about twenty FIVE eases wherein Civil
Service Reform is demanded, and Mr.
Grants relatives are concerned. Waal
is he goiag TO do sbout az
And this from Republican Senator
TIPToN:
The Republican party has now be
come ,lose corporation, and no mai
caa belong to it unless he is willing to
wear collar with Grant name az q sieu
of ownership upon it,"
Now, sick him HerGla
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sxThe McConnelsville Herald hs

EEThc McConnelsville Herald has
made a valuable discovery. It says Of
"the people Of the times"
They are surfeited with clap trap :;
they want the hard logic Of fscts"
To show how largely il benefits by
this discovery, it procseds to paint its
lily of President, and gid the refined
gold OF hi. administration thus artistic
ally
president Grsnt courts and desires
investigation, and has done more to
bring shout reform in the Civil Service
than any OF his predecessors.
That GRANT courts investigation" is
evidenced by the "hsrd logic of fact"
that all his Senator's voted against it,snd
that oil his editors traiucs the Senator'S
who voted for it.
But the last clause Of the Rera7ds
beautiful eulogy is crafty. Ii wants MS
to say that GRANT has not ''done more
to bring about reform in the Civil Ser
vice than any of his predecessors -
Then the willy Herald will come back at
US with the ''hard logic of facts of this
kind:
'Grsnt has done more to debauch the
Civil Service than any of his predece,
sore: he hss made it so scandalous that
the people won't stand it much longer; :;
his own example has disgusted decent
public opinion: Therefore, Grant has
done more to bring about Civil Service
reform than any of his predecessors -
QUod erdt dem0nStroadam.'
Oh, you are sly dog. Mr.. Herald;
but you won't catch US buttiuS our
heads against such "harl logic OF facts
as that. We concur. 81
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NeN AObertisements,
Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale his farm, sit.
4 uate1 in Suusbury township, Monros
county, Ohio, three miles southwest OF Bsalis =
vile aud FIVE and e-half miles northeast OF
WUod-ield on Woodsisld road,
CONTAINING 22D ACRE E S !
about lso acres cleared and the balance we'll
timberei.
TWO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES
on the promises, QUE of them new frame,
two story, containing nine rooms; the other
new frame l6x30 feel, containing three rooms.
A f Il A NJ Il B A R N,
36x50 feet; a frame stable 30x40 feet. which
will stable 4 horses; new frame sheep
house 26x40 feet. Also
A GOOD BEARING ORCHARD,
containing 40 apple trees, best of fruit to-
gether with great variety of small fruit,
with peaches, plums, pears AMI grapes.
Said farm is well watered, a good we'll OF
water at the door, and large cistsru; good
spring of water in every fsld but one also, q
good we'll Of water in the barnyari. Tbs
farm is we'll set in grass and ih hign state
Of cultivation. | will sell this firm at nv
residence (on the farn) on the first day oi
February, 1872 at O'Clock p. m,
jan2w5 JOHN w QUAIL.
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snlal,-P0X-.A Rem a5y.

The following remedy for smallpox is
repre- Sented to he As unfsjling as fate, and
conquers in every instance. 1t is harm
less when taken by we'll person. 1t will
also cure scarlet fever. Here is the recipe
as have used it t. cure my children OF
scarlet fever; here it is ss have used it
to cure small pox. When learned physi-
clans said the patient must die, it cured
Suiphate of zinc, one grain; foxglovc
(di.itslis) one grain; half a teaspoonfuI
Of sugar; mix with two tahlespoonfuls OF
water. When thoroughly mixed, add
fonr ounces of water Take spoonful
every hour Either disease will disap-
pear in twelve hours For a child small
Ter doses, according to their age
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ESaESfasa's Ea.rses,

"Vepdouc bronze" is the latest thing
in coiors.
Aigrettes are very much worn by Ia
dies this winter.
SILK bows edged With fur arc the Ia
test pieces Of bad taste.
Sjx-buttoncd gloves ore tie only ones
considered conlme i faut for full dress.
Yellow and hlae are the favorte com-
hination Of colors for reception dresses
this season
The latest perfume goes hy the name
of the Dukes Boquet," the latest col.
or is "Alcxis blne"
A small ostrich tip, with aierette in
the center, is the latest style of orna.
ment for adornipe the hair in full dress.
! A new style ofopcra cloak is Of heavy
white silk, made with two circular capes.
and trimmed with wide thread lace.
Double bracelets are now all the rage
one worn at the wrist and another Just
above the elbow, fastened together by 6
heavy chain.
Bridal dresses this season are mostly
OF tu!le. pulled and hounced, and elabo
rateiy trimmed with point lace, satil
rihhon and orange blossoms, and are in
fnitely more becoming than silk, sstir
or velvet.
For suits of full dress for gentlemen
particularly at weddings, receptions arc
the opera, black only is admissible; :
fac black broad cloth swallow taileC
coat, which has not changed its shape
a single breasted waist-coat, cut exceed
inglv low, with rolling collar; the trows
ers are narrow snd fit closely. Fo
throat ornamentatiop, fashion is yer,
liberal.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-02
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Tha GRANT Senator's determined chat
therr Shouli he NJ investigation, pre-
ten.lng that there was no aeal or it,and
voted Iowa TnUMRrL. proposition =
But thunder. hegsn 10 murmur al
er0gni the heavens. They discovered
that they ha1 slightly "mistsksa tha TEN
PEE Of ~. ti,n~s," snI thav aco.lrl 70
= com ni''y", ;r,b Naoisd il vita sppo
upnls II ipret,i Ia,tDg, all determined!
that no,}ilI ry7l'1 la r.frrra, to tt
TAey asai discovered that t.4>E la /
gres;Iv "snistak"a tia tsnrsr of tie
times Tie lhunlars grew inuder and
more inccsssnt. Tdsr then determined
10 refer everything 'hey could think Of
to IN. Committee. iaqt ~ though they
had n.vsr oapoaeI Investigation. and re
lYiaI 0noa tie paake.l committee 10
savr lhr party from ram;ar t. harm
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