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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-03

1ess serious srkncss hAa
y suffering ID prevent
I'd by their EmCly
u.s.; and every Iamily should have thcm on hard
for their protection and relief when reg He1.
Long experience ba' proved Them 10 ne inc sH,'
est, surcst and best OF all the PtHb win "niSo
the market abompiis. BY their occasional use
the blood Is pmjbei, the corrupuons OF The 81.
tenn eNpcllcd, distinctions removed, hhu No
whole machinery ~ life restored 10 It's healthy
activity Internal organs nhlch become elosgel
and sluggish are cIe3nsed 10y iytr's PHis. snd
STIMULATED into action. Ihus incipicpt uissfSs
j. changed into health. the value OF which chasfo.
when reckoned on ~" vast inuliitudes who atoJ
II. can hardly lie computed. Their sugar eusSsx
makes them pleasant 10 take, and preserve hs!f
virtues unimpahrd Tor any length OF une; :"
Although searching, they arc mud. aud operate
without d., IrItance 10 The Constitution 81 G4et oE
occupation.
each hos, how 10 use ihcun a. fsniIly ftyNv.
and for the following complaints. witch Se's
PAS rapdy cure
For D,.prp.in ar IndigeAtton. ltstie2s-
nr.. aanyuor aad Loss Of Appetite. they
shoulh he taken moderately 10 stimulate the siOrg
ach and restore ~ healthy tone and seton
For Liver Complains ana "s nMlou, 2ER
ache J nu ndte~ or Gr~ru SicLn~ss, Hal.
lou. Collie and Bilious Fever, l'sy shou!d
bc judiciously taken for each case, Ia rorTr'' INC
diseased action or Tencre the oo'uu'pos' "N'o
For Dyscntcry or DtarrhOra, but ons
mild dose IL generally required
For uheuma stsn. (out, crawl hsH
citation OF the Heart. Pain IN sh~
ai,Ir, Hack and Loins, they should be contn.
uously taken. a. required. TO change ihc disoascd
o. non of the system. WIth sncH change uiose
complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and DrepAie nj sw~iitnxS.
they should be taken In large and frequent doycs
10 produce the eject Of drastic purge.
For supprcssion. largo dnse should -
taken, rs II produces thc desired effect By t!w
patty.
As DlunrT PiN. taxa ~" or two r'Hs W
promote digestion All relieve the stomach.
An occasionRl du.c stimulates Tho stomach VA
bowels, restores tho appetite. and inyigorate. o's
system. Hence IL 10 oi.cn advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
tuerably well, oilen fnds that dose OF le,o
I'iHs makes him feel decidedly better. nom thes
cleansing and renoyating crcct on tie dsr'u'e
apparatus.
PREPARED Ri
Dr.. 4TERS CO., Practical c1.en1.as.
LOWELL, MASS, L. y. 4.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS kyERrwnERx
FIR sale by u. NJ. Billing. aud Dr..
Naprud"r. Shppherds,own.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-03

alan. and 6rsyhnsa Of po"fb. ian
hair !. tb;ckened. falling HAIR cbcct~.
and badness often, though not alssy'.
cured by ia use. Nothing can res'".-s
tbs hair where the folliclcs ara flr
s.rovcd. or the glands a'rophp'G All
,Iccovcd but such a. rnnaIn can "a
sarei by thu application, and stimq-
lated into activity, 20 thai nov
rrowtl, of hair Is produced. Instead
of i1bimg the hair with a pasiy sll-
ment, it wit keep il rlonn and vigorous.
ia OCCASIONAL uss viii prevent Vie hu-
FROM INNING yray or falling oT, al
Consequently r-e-ca, b1linsr To
rca,o.a''og n 'it,lify it gIrss =, 'A'
scalp arrcs.s and prevents the fo-na-
;i,I Of lan.iruf. whirii is o{,sn % M
clearly and offensive. Free from .hO,e
deispriou, subEsnc,, vnich MAKE
ss.nc preparations da1grrnIs aud in'n-
.ioIs 70 the Irlf. The Vigc< ran Only
benefit i'ni Lol harm n. II wanted
merely iDr \ HAIR DRESSING.
nothing else can b. found 50 desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye. II doe'
no; Soil white camhric. .sml VET lasts
En2 Oh the hair. giving it rich. glossy
lustre, and q grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER 4 Co.,
Practical and AnsiytsesI chsmisss.
LOWELL, MASS.
Co. For sale BY II. 81. Billings. Drug
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-03

Pills ! Pills |! Pills !!
1ll RIGHTS. Jsynss. Ayers. Me.
III Lanes, McGiIr., Bulls. Coslsr.,
Brsndrelh'a. Srhenck's. Hsnce's. Gil
pine. Rsd~sy'. Wars. Deems. Hal
ioGsy,. Turner's Neuralgia. and Shell.
lenosrpsr's Fe,er Ague Pills. al
feb II q. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
THE M.ckip,~ Style Straw Ha','
LiekiidsrB.
no NOT let the sun burn you. Dol 60
~ and get yosr.slf zig Straw h't o.
Iuly6 MCh'" q 4'"'-
CLIPPERS 70, Lsdie, snd Gents. A
y fresh supply. iron 81 up ~" ~
eeIve6 by
july o a. . f'"s
M 1000 q air. Of Shos' and 'oau,opb''
W. Al Kinds. Call sad s'I b.Tssins.
W. ChsplIae.
pHALLENBEnGBR's Pill. 70, ChilI'
y and Fevers, Tor sale by
march % II. NJ. Billings.
INEN Goals and Psnls. just received
IA al the Cheap Clothing House Of
Lloyd LickIid'r.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-03
Ayers Cathartic Pins,

For the rslief ana
cure OF all dersnge
nIents In the s,om
ach, liver. and bow
els. They are = lGL1
aperient, and As
excellent prrssn'r
Helms purely rege.
table. ihoy ronlGiiI
no mercury or name
rsl " haIsNer. MuCh
serious srkncss sn'!
suffering ID prevent
"A lN tliRlr kfuly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-03
PUMP MAKING.
ALECTURE To YOUNG MEN

EgIEla JusT PUBLISHED A'rAlrp rk'
As&k rElorr. Price six cents. A
S LECTURE ON THE NATURE,
TREAT TENT AND RADICAL CURE Of
Spermatorrhea, " Seminal Weakness, lnvol-
un,ary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and I'm.
pediments to Marriage generally; Nervous
ness, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits Mental
aud Physical Inca paciiy, resulting from Sell
Abuse, &c.-By ROBERT J. CULVER
WELL, N. D., Author Of The "GreeD-Book,
&c.
The world-renowneds author, in this sdmirs-
BILE Lecture, clearly proves from his own eI-
Perience thnt the awful consequences Of Self.
Abuse may be eTsctually removed without
medicines, and without dangerous surgical ope.
ratIons. bougies, instruments, rings,or cordIsls,
pointing out a mode Of cure al once certain and
efectusl by which every sufferer, 20 matter
what bis condition may be, may cure himself
chespIy, privately, and radically. THIS Lee
TURE WILL PROVE A BOON TIC THOU
SANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent, under seal, in plain sealed envelope,
10 any address, on receipt Of siI cents, or
two poststsmp'.
Also, DR.. Culver~ells Marriage Guide "
price so cents.
Address the publishers.
CHAS J. G. KLINE l. CO.,
III Bowery, New York.
Pos, OEee Box 1856.
July 20 On
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-03
WOOL WANTED!

THE undersigned, Agent, for large Manu-
L featuring Company, is prepared 10 pay the
highest price for Wool IN cash, delivered in
Shepherd,tpwn. Persons selling their Wool
will be furnished all kinds Of Factory Good,
next fall at manufacturing prices.
ID. S. RENTCH, Agent,
April 90, 1871. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-03

DENEUi tor Dlarrhes-~iil cure III
IL arrhea. Cholera. Cholera Mo'bns,
Cramp Chollc. Cholera lnianlum, &c,
This Remedy Is warranted rs represent
ed, snd only needs lrlsl 10 prove us Fl.
6cscy. Ptlce 25 cents. Prepared aud
sold by DR.. n. p. Magruder,
Druggist,
Jul,lG Shepherds'own.
AYERS Ssrssp..rla Cherry Peclora,
Il and Headache Pals. Helmbolds Ex-
tract Buchu, for sale at
Dr.. Magruder's
anil oil Drug Store.
NARBOLlC Salvr cures ErupnoJs.
y Sores and all Skin Diseases, sold at
DR.. N0gruders
June 10 Drug Siore.
NINGARI Biters; Omnibus, Glycerine and
Il Bath Soaps; Paper and Envelopes Steel
Pens; French Note Paper Of all styles; for sale
at Or. MAGRUDER'S New Drug Store.
7 AMPS and Lamp Chimneys, Coal oil,
IL Brushes of all kinds, Ha.o Lamp Shades,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Pipes aud Tobacco,
Fancy Articles III great variety, orsaie al
DR.. MAG3UDER'S New Drug Store.
DUMFORD'S Celebrated Yeast Pow
IL der., sold al
DR.. .Magruders
June 10 Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-03
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
AND
Oh E MIC l. s &!

- nR. X. P. MAGRUDEk having re6tted
" hi, Store and inc. eased bis stock cen fur.
u nish Drugs and Medicines Of the Pufest
and bes, quality. His Medicines and Chemi
Gals are purchased from the best and most Ielia-
BILE houses, also the most relisble Patent Med.
icines such ss Cough Mixtures, Linlments,
Suo,hins ), rups, DC. Hair preparations Of The
most reliable quality. Fine Periumery, Fancy
and Domestic Soaps, Brushes Combs, Tooth
and Nail Brushes Of the finest English manu-
fscture. Old Rye Wh'key, Brandy OiG Ho'-
land Tin for medicinal use only. Goa! vi
Lsmrs. Chimn-ys, Wieks, &c.
Prescrip ions carefully prepared and Med''
cines furnished al a | hours day and night.
DR.. Msgruder returns his thanks 10 The rub
lie foe their patronage and hopes Tor con'ln
uance # the same.
Store nearly opposite The Court House
"Sh.pherd.town. Feb. IL. 1870.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-03
R0SADALIS

TINE GREAT SOUTHERH
remedy for the cure Of Scro-
;uA, Scrofulous Taint, Rheums-
,ism, White Swelling, Gout,
IGoitre, Consumption, Bronchi-
tia Nervous Debility and all dis
eases arising from an Impure con-
ldition of the Blood.
] Tbs merits ofthis valuable prepar.
alton are SO we'll known that passing
lnotice 10 but necessary to remind the
readers OF this journal ofthe necessi-
~ Of Away, having = bottle OF this
medicine among their stock Of family
iIscessities.
| Certificates can be presented from
Imsny leading Physicians, Ministers,
and heads 1 families throughout the
South, endorsing in the highest terms
fh fItid Extract Of Ro'd4dlii.
DE-. II. Wilson Carr of Baltimore
says che has used 10 in cases Of Scroll
lula and other diseases with much sat-
.sfaction.
Dr. II. c. Pugh OF Baltimore, re.
leonmends IL TO all persons suffering
With diseased Blood, saying IL IS su-
perior 10 any preparation he has ever
fused.
Rev. Dabney BALL OF the Balti-
more NJ. +. Conference South says he
has been SO much benefited by itsuse
that he cheerfully recommends 10
all his friends and acQuaintances.
Craven & Co., Druggists, at Cor.
donsville, Va, say II never has failed
TO give satisfaction
Sam'l G. McFadden, Murfrces-
Iboro, Tennessee, says II cured him OF
lRheumatism when all else failed.
Rosadalis Is not ssecrot quack prep
sration, its ingredients are published
ON every package. Show Il to your
Physician and he will tell you II y
composed of the strongest alternatives
lthsteIist, and is an excellent Blood
Purifier. Did our space admit We
could give you testim onia Is from
every State in the South and rom
persons known 10 every man, woman
and child either personally or oyrsp-
lutation.
Gosadaiis 10 sold by all Druggists
CLEMENTS i Co.,
BAErlxoRs, Sole Poprieto,s.
JOHN F. HENRY,
No. 8 COLLEGE PLACE,
/ Hse York Waal<AaL IssaA
| "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-03

GO TO G. D. KELLER.
No. IL. West Washington Sweet,
HAGERsTOWN. ND.
FOR THE
BEST AND CHEAPE ST
S W | S s
AMERICAN WATCHES.
GOLD SWISS WATCHES
FROM $l5 TO SIS,
GOLD AND SILVER
AMERICAN MATCHES
Waltham and Elgin Make,
,oup At the mANuFAcIuRER's PRICE LIST
RATES.
HIS STOCK EMBRACES
GOLD CH A | n S
EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY.
SOLID COIN. SILVER WARE
SUCH
Tee. Dessert and Table Spoons. F~rks,
Knives, Napkin Rings, &c.
TRIPLE PLATED WARE,
spcH -
Tea Sets, Casters. Ice Pitchers. Cake
Baskets, Butter Dishes, etc
CLOCK CALENDARS AND REG.
ULATORS,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
ROGERS Il BR0'S.
Errs Plated Forks and Spoons.
ar Prices WHICH
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
H.4IR JE " E l. K !
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
PROMPTLY MADE 10 ORDER.
All Wstch Work will be executed 10y Au'
gustus Nierman, Il sklilfull Mechanic who has
had fifteen years experience aud satisfaction
will be guaranteed.
He would respectfully ask all consumers to
to give Trial 10 his old ESTABLISHED
GEES SEWING NEEDLES.
N.B.-Sos Agent for the Jnsily celebrated.
DIAN OND SP e G ] A e l. rs.
MONEY CANNOT BUY / FOX
SIGHT s rRicEtkss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-02
New Style in Suicides.

A most extraordinary attempt to
commit suicide is reported from She.
borne, in England. A man employed
as a fencer at Sherborne Castle was
found by woman in her kitchen sit
ting by the fire, with blood issuing from
his mouth, blood being upon the floor,
and his neckerchief on fire. She asked
him what he had done, and he replied
that he had tried to blow his brains
out. Assistance was Immediately OBJ
tanned, when the nozzle of a pair of bel
lows was found lying by his side. The
I'D man said he had only half done it
his head was too thick to blow off. II
seemed the would-be suicide had been
carrying fusees and rock powder about
him, and had drilled a hole in the noz
zle of a bellows, converting it into 6
kind of small cannon, and inserting
the end of it into his mouth. He hae
been addicted to drink, and had be
fore threatened " to make a hole in thu
Water.n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-02
The Oceanus Disaster.

st. LOUIS, April 19.-Capt. Thomas W.
Rea, who left last Monday for the scene
of the late explosion of the Oceanus, to
recover if possible the bodies of those
lost by the disaster, returned to-day,
and reports that he and Mr.. Fisher, car
penter of the steamer, and four men
dragged the river from the point where
the Oceanus exploded to the point
where she sunk, three miles below, but
found no bodies. They also explored
both the Missouri and Illinois banks of
the river as far down as Cairo, but the
only thing found was the body of one of
the lion cubs belonging to the MENACE
RE on board the steamer. The river
has risen seven feet since the explosion,
but Capt. Rea left Capt. Connolly in
charge of the men, and the search will
be continued. This is the ninth day
since the disaster, and it is believed the
bodies will begin to rise, and, as the
water is quite still, owing to back water
from the Ohio river, all that do rise can
be easily secured.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-02
The Vandals of History.

Will the vandals never cease to shat
ter the traditions that have crystalized
in history? Is there no limit to the re-
lentless work of destruction The fate
of Pocahontas will serve e:remlpE oratia.
The story of that young female was
quite as much part of AmericaL an
mails as the battle of Bunker Hill, and
it is doubtful whether she could h we
been spared as well as George Washing
ton. But few years ago, one of these
historical iconoclasts smashed her into
smithereens, and instead of pure and
noble Indian maiden. of exemplary
character and a romantic career,--the
heroine par excellence of our early his
tory.-they left US camp follower
dirty, degraded, bestial. Then they as
saulted William Tell, whose exploit
with the bow and arrow was about the
only thing in the history of Switzerland
that most people were certain about
Him they demolished-bow arrow, APP
pie, Albert and all, by the simple de
monstration that no such man ever ex
listed. And now comes a writer in the
GALAXY, and pulverizes all our notions
about Lucretla Borgis. This woman nc
one has ever entertained any doubt
about. 1t has been universally under
stood that poisoning people was hel
regular diversion, and that she fur.
nished business for several toxicologists
and innumerable undertakers So il
has been sung in opera, acclaimed IL
drama, and believed by rybody. No
only that, but the name has come t.
represent a large and rapidly growing
class, and no Journalist with any espr'
du corps in his bosom would think 0
calling female poisoner anything bu
Another Borgia." But this write
shows that Lucretia Borgia, daughter @
Pope Alexander VI, and Duchess c
Ferrera, not only never poisoned any
body but never assassinated anybody b
: whatsoever means. He represents
and corroborates his statements b
what seems to be impregnable ev
dence,-that though her husband
certainly acquired habit of dyins
she was an excellent wife, fon
, mother, and altogether an admirabl
woman.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-02
Mr.. Barnum's Giraffe.

The giraffe in Mr.. Barnum's MENACE
RE shows wonderful affection for its
keeper. 1t will allow no other to
handle it, and it grows nervous and un-
easy whenever the young man is away
from its side. The keeper even has to
sleep in the cage with the giraffe. 1t is
a handsome cage, and in one end of it
the young man has his bunk. When
the giraffe is lying down, its head nestles
close to the face of its keeper, and thus
the two slumber lovingly side by side.
The young man has had charge of the
animal only since it landed in this coun-
try, some six weeks ago. 1t is a male,
three years old; and as the female,
which started with it, was lost in the
voyage across the Atlantic, the affection
once reserved for the dead mate seems
to have been transferred to the man
who first received and caressed it on the
vessels arrival at New York. The
giraffe must naturally be of an affec.
tomato disposition or it would scarcely
have become so fond of human being
in so short time after leaving its ma
| tive wilds.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-02
A Grim Joke.

A couple of medical students disin-
tered subject on cold winters night,
and having dressed it, placed it, sitting
upright, on the seat of covered wagon,
and started for home. Coming to
tavern, and seeing the bar-room lighted
up, they left the wagon and went in for
drink. The ostler observing man
sitting in the cold wagon, attempted
some conversation; but, receiving no
answer, he discovered how the affair
stood, and instantly resolved to have
little fun of his own on the occasion.
So taking the corpse to the stable, he
dressed himself in its clothes, and seated
himself in the wagon. The students
soon returned and took their seats by
the side of the supposed dead man, when
one of them in merriment gave him a
slap on the face, Chow would you like
some flip, old fellow ?" then remarked
TREMENDOUSLY to his companion, " He is
warm, by heavens y $50 would you
be-" replied the corpse, elf you had
been stolen from hi as have" Both
students bolted, and never returned to
inquire for the horse and wagon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-02
Farm and Garden.

Saving Fodder.-A large quantity of
valuable fodder may be secured by saw
ing the leaves of turnips, beets or man.
gels by burying them in the ground.
They should be packed tightly and Gov
cred closely so that the air is excluded.
In this manner they will keep until
spring. In the same way the pulp of
beets from a sugar factory has been kept
good for heightened period.
Cheese as Food.-Good cheese is very
nutritious, even more so than eggs
Cheese varies won derfully in its COM
position but when properly made, it
contains about one-third water. one
third albuminous material, one-fourth
fat, and about five per cent. mineral
matter. One-half pound of good cheese
contains as much nitrogenous matter as
a pound of the best meat, and one-third
of a pound as much fat as pound of
average meat. Old cheese, however,
though not unwholesome, cannot be
eaten in large enough quantities to be
useful as food. Very new cheese, on
the other hand, is less easy of digestion.
Cheese is difficult to keep in warm eli
mates, and easily decays in all places,
unless properly cared for. Mouldy and
decayed cheese is unwholesome, and
can always be told by the taste. Amer
lean cheese is not so good as English or
Swiss; still, the best American cheese
is very good. The English working
classes use bread and cheese very large
ly as an article of diet. The Americans
use it as a relish and luxury, but rarely
as an article of nourishment. We be-
heve Americans use too much meat.
Those who wish for substitute will find
it in good eggs and cheese. With these
foods they need rarely or never use
meat at all.-Hsrald Of Health.
No Profit in Milking too Long.-It is
generally thought best, so far as my
knowledge extends, to let dairy COWS
go dry three, or at least two months.
Ny own experience would give three
months as about the best average length
of time cows should 60 dry before drop
ping their calves in spring; and this
find best, without regard to the general
health of the animal or the amount OF
milk to be produced the following OF
after seasons. Cows that are MIXED
too long either get thin in flesh. and
give but little milk, and that little Of
poor quality, or else require a large
amount of nutritious food to keep up g
good supply of milk and the animal ii
good flesh. Ny rule is 70 feed literally
as long as do milk, and when COW
gives less than about two quarts of GOOD
wholesome milk, dry her off and lesser
tie feed. A dry COW needs but about
two thirds the amount of fodder re
CURED by cow of the same size which
gives milk, so that there is no presen
profit in milking too long, unless dair.
products are very high, to say nothin
of the damage by impairing the futur
usefulness of the COW. G. W. R.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-02
London HOtels-A Contrast.

ut is pity" says a London news
paper, that when our London specu-
lators took to initiating the grand hotels
at Paris they should not have borrowed
some ideas for internal arrangement.
They might have made their caravan
saries infinitely more attractive to their
clients. We pride ourselves on home
as an English institution, but we have
no wish to push our affection for it to
such lengths as to be w1etchedly abroad
whenever we are away from it. Of course
the London hotels provide private sitting
rooms, which figure specially in the bill,
as well as the public ones, which are
considered in the general charges. The
former are only within the reach of the
wealthy, while the latter, being free to
all, are pleasant to none. A shy bache-
lor from the country, unprovided with a
club, suffers painfully. His bedroom is
sufficiently urnished-lndeed, every
moment he has cause heartily to desire
that his furniture might have been re-
trenched upon by the administration.
The modest dimensions of the apart
ment are significant of the value of
metropolitan building ground; the
mighty four-poster is thrusting itself
forward into the fireplace, the wash,
hand-stand is elbowing the toilet table
with its old fashioned looking glass up
against the chest of drawers, while the
wardrobe cuts huge camille. out of the
other side, and thrusts in corner the
table and armchair which, linking
themselves to old associations, excite an
eager longing for a sitting-room. You
have never been in the way of making
yourself at home in your bedroom, ano
if you want to enjoy book quietly, the
only way is to fancy yourself slightly
indisposed. Contrastwith that the com
fortably coquettish apartment you car
have in Paris for four francs upwarc
according to the floor. Light paper
dark heavy carpet, profusion o
cushioned chairs in maroon velvet anC
on castors; bright mirrors fixed to thu
wall out of the way, low white marbl,
mantelpiece, with bronze clock anC
candelabra, neat velvet-covered tabl
in the middle of the room washing
stand hid away in its case OF mahogany
and compact bed. You put the Ike.
of your quarters in your pocket, can ca
and drink where you please, and are al
Independent man with home to retir
to. The system pays in Paris; VIII
should it not answer in London?'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-02
Marriage Of the Queen of the Gypsies.

writer in the London Graphic says:
The quiet little village of MARKHAM,
Norfolk, was the scene, few days
since, of royal and romantic marriage.
Mabel, the queen of the gypsies, conde-
scended to give her hand in holy we'd
lock to young farmer Whereabouts of
substantial means and good connec-
tons. This is the first instance have
read of in which gypsy chief, whether
male or female, consented or dared to
marry a Sassenach. However, the
friends of the bride, as well as those of
the bridegroom, were present, SO l sup
pose there is no loss of caste in the mat
ties. 1 may add, for the information of
the ladies, that, according to the re-
porter who was present, Queen Mabel,
who is twenty-three years of age, was
dressed in rich mauve silk, with a
magnificent veil, and in her simple but
costly jewelry looked dignified and
queenly.' Her sister oficiated as
| bridesmaid"