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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-20
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The big Indictment Of 1850 pages
against Boss Tweed Is an elephant on the
hands Of his prosecutors. In the court on
Monday the counsel for Tweed demanded
the reading Of The indictment, whereupon
the court directed the clerk to read Il.
One ofthe New York papers in describing
the scene says: 1.-THE hall horriied look
with which the clerk gazed alternately at
the immense black volume, and at the i'm
passive face ot Judge Ineraham, upon
which glimmered the faintest shadow Of
a smile, causeda a laugh all over the room,
and well 1t itmlght when 1t Is considered
that this. volume OF 1,O5O pages, full Of tig.
tlres, and Is interesting as an unabridged
dictionary, must occupy, at tho rate Of
two minutes!to the page, 35 hours Of con.
linuous reading, or, counting the usual
number OF hours in court to the day 70
nine days. In fact, everybody saw the
subterluge, everybody saw the farce and
laughed over II, commenting freely on
the acuteness which had brought It about.
The learned and dlgni6ed counsel Tor
Tweed laughed and chuckled, as II they
thought the court had nothing to do but
to enjoy the Joke, at the expense Of its
valuable time" &c. When fiesh and
blood could stand 1t no longer the clerk
handed the book to the court stenogra.
pher, having greadtwo hours, and mastered
but 6l pages. The court then set the
trial Tor January 6. and adjourned the
court. The Boss may be called upon
after "lile's fltful feyer'''to answer for his
deeds, but he need stand in no great fear
of New York court.
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The Credit MoblIler Investigation.

NEW. YORK, December 19.-Gen. F.
W. Bird, OF Boston, has z communication
In the Tribune today concerning the
Credit Mobilier business, lie says the
investigating Committee should yield to
the public demand Tor an open investiga-
tion. Tho following Is an extract from
his letter: "lf II were proper l would
appeal 70 one OF the members OF the com.
nlittee who Is well known here, and eau
OF his own knowledge bear testimony
to the fact that Credit Mobilier stock was
offered 10 at least one member of Con.
gress, for that member was himself; and
that lie, a man OF incorruptble integrity
as he Is known 10 be, refused To receive it,
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p Pix nee estate S, as The property therein belongs

to Mrs. Pike solely.
The trial Of Lucien B. Irish for poison.
ing Assessor Anderson was CONTINUED to.
DAY. Justice Pratt decided that Mrs An.
oerso9 was not competent witness. and
excluded her. Testimony was given TO
prove mat Anderson occasionally drank
10 excess, and that he had attcmptei To
Jump overheard from ferry boat,
The loss by the fire at Flushing las,
night Is greater than at first reported In
addition to the loss Of $4,000 on build.
idgs, the loss on the stock of goods
amounts to 500, 600; insurance SSOO60.
The Executive Committee Of ,he Coun.
Cil OF the Petroleum Producers, Associa.
ton have concluded arrangements with
keaners' Association for co. operation,
which will bereported to tho council al
Oil City Monday next.
Arrived, steamship City Of Limerick,
from Liverpool.
One OF the most fashionable weddings
Of the season took place to-day, it bOing
that Of Judson Jarvis, Clerk 6l The Bureau
OF Arrests, TO Miss Mamie Brennan. n
daughter otSheritf Brennan,
Sophia Lyons alias Elkins, alias Levy.
alias Williams, who was under sentence
tor snop lifting, escaped this evening from
t9e State prison at Sing Sing in carriage.
Aer husband Ed, Lyons, alias Hopger,
inst. ''e 1 >''O ~"
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Excursion Train From Toledo TO
Mansfield.

TOLEDO, December 19.-The first train
over the Toledo. Tiftln & Eastern Rail-
road made It's trip from this city to Mans.
field yesterday afternoon. Col. Thomas
A. Scott and several other railway OIL.
cias were among the passengers. 1t Ia
expected that regular trains will be placed
on the road by the 10Th Of January, when
through connections win be made al
Mansfield with tho East and West.
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH (Mr. Beecher's) has
now upon its registry the names Of 2,1s4
members. The Treasurer's Annual Re
port printed last Friday, shows that the
receipts last year amounted to SO, ,8SS 65,
including 100000 from pew rentals. And
yet the treasurer reports that the treas.
ury is at present oyerdrawn to the extent
Of several thousand dollars, which is a
bad example for church.
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WHAT is the world coming TO when
the babies exhibit such alarming precocity
as did a seven yesr.old charmer in Brat
lleboro, who, the other day, sent her
"beau" loye.letter ,cOuched in the fol.
lowing apt and possibly familiar words:
"Thgy that seek me early shall find me"
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A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION Is pro-
posed in Indiana, Among the changes
in the Constitution, which It is urged
should be made, are the repeal Of the ar.
ticles prohibiting colored people coming
into and settling in the State; law pre-.
scribing term Of previous residence as q
qualification Of voter and a change which
will permit Of a revision ol the judicial
SYatRn1.
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ACCORDING to one Of our Charleston
correspondents, Speaker MrLIER Of the
4ouse ruled the other day that a certain
bill could not be amended "at this stage
of the game" The phrase indicates that
our representative has been studying
norLE's manual of parliamentary prac.
tiCe to some purpose.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTHENF,
OPPIuH or rHE CHIEP SlGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., December 1880 P.E.i
PROBABILITIES.


WARRINGTON, D. G., December 1880 P.E.i
PROBABILITIES.
In the northwest and thence over the
upper lakes and southwark to the Mis-.
souri, and Lower Ohio valleys northeast
erly To northwesterly winds, cloudy
weather, snow and rain, followed by ri
sing barOmeters. Cold, partly cloudy and
clearing weather tomorrow in the Gull
States and Tennessee. Brisk southwest.
crly and northwestcrly winds, increasing
presSurcs, continued rain and lower tenn
peratures tomorrow, with occasional
light snow, in the South Atlantic States.
Falling barometers, warm, threatening
weather and rain, with brisk northerly
and easterly winds, on the lower lakes
and thence over the Middle and Eastern
States. Higher Temperatures, falling ba.
romGters, brisk northerly and easterly
winds, with threatening weather, snow
and rain, extending to Canada. Warning
signals have been ordered for Galveston
New Orleans, Mobile, Wilmington, Nor
folk, Baltimore, Cape May and New
York
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Cheyenne objects to the Dismember.
ment OF Wyoming.

CHEYENNE, December 1S.-Recreation
Hall was Allied this evening with our
most prominent and best citizens, who
are unanimous in q protest against the
disnemberment Of Wyoming territory.
Resolutions were passed requesting our
Delegates Vim. L, Jones, Hon. W. d.
Kelly, and other friends in Congress Of
our pioneers, TO oppose with all their
strength this projected movement.
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WHEN an anniversary passes of in an
Irish city without disturbance, the fact
Is deemed so remarkable that 1t Is tele.
graphcd to all the world-as witness the
Dublin dispatch in our columns this
morning.
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ST. LOUIS.
RUN OVER BY 4 TRAIN.

ST. LOUIS, December 19-The body
OF an unknown man was found on the
track Of the North Missouri railroad; in
the northern part of the city, last night,
who had been run over by the train. The
body was shockingly mangled, being torn
10 pieces and scattered along the track
for several rods, -e .-urT. .sIa-ra
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The Tribune Chair not yet Accepted
bY Mr., COlfax.

WASHINGTON, December 19.-The re.
port that Mr.. Colfax had accepted the
editorship of the Tribune IL erroneous.
He has to-day replied to many inquiries
that the negotiations on the subject had
not resulted in any agreement, and that
yesterday, by mutual consent, they were
regarded as terminated. He leaves TO.
morrow to spend the holiday recess with
his family In the West.
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ST. LOUIS, December IS About 1880
o'clock last night, passenger train from
Chicago for This city, c0llided with q
freight train at Anderson Station, be
tween Springfield and !Carlinville, wreck,
ing three freight cars, and killing j.
Hawk, the engineer Of the passenger
train
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LOUISVILLE, December 1O.-River fall.
ing, 8 feet 4 inches In the canal, 10 inches
In The chute. No floating ice. No &C.
count Of the gorge at Six Mile Island.
Reported gorged at other points above.
Noboats going up; lower packets running.
Drizzling and sleeting, Mercury ranged
from 2S 10 35.
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EXECUTIVE NoMINATIONs

The President sent the following nom.
nations to the Senate today: Chas. B.
Wilkinson, Collector Internal Revenue,
Sixth district OF Missouri. Postmasters,
B. d. Crawford, Wamega, Kansas; j. +.
Whips, New Lexington, O.; L. T. Cheov.
er, Delaware, Ills; Mrs. Eliza Sellers, Pc
kin, Ills; F. NJ. Tripp, Farmer City, Ills;
Samuel Matthews, Sidney, O.; John Nc.
Arthur, Chicago, Ills. =,
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The New Hampshire state repub.
ltcan Convention will be held in Concord
on the 14th Of January and the Conrrcs.
slonal Convention in Manchester, on the
18th Of January. The Democratic state
Convention will be held at Concord on
the Sth of January.
Cyrus W. Field has bought out the
interest Of q considerable number Of tic
holders OF stock in the New York, New.
toundland j. London Telegraph Comps.
ny, amounting In all 10 alIont s9 900 600
The price paid Is 90 cents on par yalde O
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Cost Of Ohio Publlc Printing

CoLuMBus, December l9.-The report
OF the Supervisor Of State Printing shows
that the total cost Of paper and printing
for Ohio for the past year was $S2 ,92S
The total cost for binding public doCu
ments was $90,S43.
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Ship Lost with all on BOARD.

LONDON, December 10.-The- shin
Matchlcss, OF Boston, was wrecked OF the
coast of Northumberland. All on board
Yero lost.
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BY TELEc RAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
E1clusIvely to tho Intelllgeneer.

CBy tho Western Union Line.
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Aonroe StS)
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, December 19.-The anniyer.
sary OF the closing Of the gates Of Lon.
donderry passed of yesterday without
disturbance.
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TIE official majority Of Grant over
Greeley In the twenty eight States heard
from Is 0C0,271. ....-
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WASHINGTON.
COMBINATIONS,

WARRINGTON, December 19.-The Sen
ate in Executive session this afternoon
confirmed the following nominations
Jas H. Burdick, Marshal OF Dakota Ter.
ritory; VIM. Brund, Attorney Of Dakota
Territory; John Hall, Marshal for the
Western District Of Pennsylvania; Charin-
cey N. Natewear, Coiner Of the branch
mint at Carson City, Nebraska.
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/ - |sH sH'--------s-SeS--s---- NJ -.
PoIIcE CoURT-There was an immense
docket in the police court, yesterday
morning-.the largest We have ever known.
Wednesday night the officers made q
raid on those coasting in the streets, and
succeeded in making q fine haul. The
following persons were fined one dollar
each and costs for the offence stated above:
Samuel Brown, James Hunter, Edward
Hornbrook, James Mitchell, Edward
Kleives, Henry Relber, MilIard Arm.
strong, james Il, Dunmark, John Ford
and George HIseman.
The following were arraigned, tried
and found guilty, but in consideration Of
their tender years, they were discharged
with the admonition not to be brought up
again for the same offence, or they would
be severely punished: Edward Florence,
John West, Theodore Schopp, Frank
0Brien, Joseph Wright and Ehrhardt
Hasenauer.
William Gibson and Robert Cummings
were granted continuances until this
morning.
James Roberts, who was fined Wednes-
day morning for an offence against public
decency, was up again on similar charge.
His Honor imposed fine Of three dollars
and costs.
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ADDITIONAL local.

MUNICIPAL CouRT. IN -Nothingwas done
In this Court, yesterday, but the entering
up OF seventeen judgments against a
party who auccumbed to the pressure
sometime since -
Adjourned until 1Oi O'clock Saturday
morning -.-.----..----
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FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCOS.
u I0pAls "senAtO" Fine Cat.
8" Navy. Gole agent In thlselty for
% " "N6tth star" Pine eat,
% "Boe Hive Just recsly,
cd and for sale BY -.
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The Khedive BOrrOws Little Money
CAIRO, EGYPT, December 10.-The
hhedive has concluded a loan OF $12 800.
600 with the Bank of COnstautinople.
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THR CONCERT, LAST NIanT.-Notwith-
standing the sleet, Bnow and perilous
walking, last evening, Washington Hall
was well filled by those who held tick.
cts to the second grand concert given
by the Musical Institute Of this city. The
programme included some Of The finest
compositions Of the old masters, to be
rendered by the best and,moSt cultivated
in the divine art ia our city. 1t was our
misfortune to be deprived otthe pleasure
Of enjoying the rare entertainment, but
we are assured by one who was present,
that IL was, perhaps, oil things considered,
one Of the very finest concerts ever given
here, whether by professionals or anna.
teurs.
The Institute has steadily increased in
numbers aimee its organization q year or
two ago. and we are grGtiaed 70 note
that a marked advancement in musical
culture has been one of the results &C.
complished. Every ,loyer of good music
land who Is notH) will unite In wishing
the Institute great success in tho mission
on which it has embarked.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

A Place Where Hanging Is not
Played Out.
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WEEKLY OH REPORT. The record o
operations for this week, as for good many
past, 10 confined almost exclusively to Ii.
account Of developments on the Monroe ter.
ri,ory and its vicinity.
Great activity is visible in development
upon the Thomas & Co., subdivision. the
celebrated I'D. NJ" well being the c.nne
Of attraction. The well to the west of ,bip
belonging to Messrs. Thomas, Siuc'uir 4
Co.. i. down over 400 feet, and is expected
to he finished this week. Close up 10 the
bou ndary on the south side, Msssrs K.nur,
dy 6 Jefrrey's rig is about ready TO start:
while to the east Messrs. Dradrr * Co., are
busy drilling. Alongside the road, Messrs
Taylor & Co., are about ready TO start, and
little to the north. west Messts. Keith g.
Woodley are making good time drilling.
North Of the I'D. M" Messrs. Hagan l. Co,
arc drilling. ~ little to the west, Messrs
VaDtnyl u Foster are preparing rig, and
Messrs. Lawson Il Co., and Messrs. SANDER
con aud Barrett ale preparing to drill
Messrs. Webster g. Co., Dunlop and Polly,
and some other parties are preparing for
gs.-[Petrolia, Ont, Advertiser.
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Gold at l p. IN. ia

ny rsferssoe 10 the proceedings Of the
meeting Of the Producers Of the Eleventh
DI'trics, held last evening, It will be seen
that they ere opposed to accepting the pro>
position Of certain Cleveland capitalists to
enter into coatrsce tor one or five years
for tbe entire production a. $500 per bsr-
rel. The sense Of the meeting, which wui
composed Of Que best operators, was about
The same o. expressed by US through the
columns Of the RECORD, viz: That the
psoposers weee irresponsible parties from the
fsct thst they fail to show their object and
iotsot OF that they have The amount of cap
issf alleged; that the proposiiios, IL accept.
Cd, would eventually tend 10 greater mo-
nopoiy than tae South Improvement swim
alsy snd that the whole eubject had the ap.
psarsacs OF being bogus. Which the
ssue ws riss to remark" !" 10 our opinion, 10
wise move on tho part Of our producers.
The language Of the preamble and resolu.
tioss 10 strong and to .be point, and will he
sdhsrsd' to to the very letsersnd spirit BY
The producers Of the Eleventh DiatricL
The hard struggle and bitter experience
Of tho war against the South improvement
monopoly, are too fresh In the minds OF our
producers, to allow any other schsmsrs to
''phy the same cards" 90 them again. -
Their motto 10: "Lst the supply end de.
maud regulate the price," and Opposition
to oil uonopolies." Good enoughl
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Producers, Meeting.

At an adjourned meeting Of the Prodn-
GERS uf the Eleventh District. held at So
bells Opera House, Petroleum Centre. on
Thursday evening, May 10th, 1872, +. j.
Ksffer ia tue Chair. the question the Of
previous meeting 10 regard to accepting
the "fve dollar per barrci TOR oil contract"
&C., wss taken up Tor final consideration.
After considerable discussion on the sub
jeet, which was thoroughly ventilated, Mr.
L. p. Walker offered the following preslp-
bio and resolutions, which were. adopted
unanimously:
Whereas, A proposition has been made
TO the Producers Union. by 3 party or par
ties, to buy oil the oil produced In the oil
rselon for one or five years. the price to he
paid to bs Five Dollars per barrel; provi.
dsd, ssven.eighths Of the oil producers will
contract 10 sell ttem al their production;
therefore, be It.
Resolved, That we, the oil producers Of
the Eleventh District, are opposed to enter
ing into or signing suy such contract, or
binding ourselves TO cell all our oil to any
one corporation or company.
Resolved, That for the benefit Of the oil
business, we think 1t best to keep our mar>
ket open and free to all. Let the supply
regulate the demand. We are opposed to
Gil monopolies.
On motion adjourned. 4
I I. J. KEFFER. Prss'X
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WRITING FOR NEwsPAPERs.-Some peo-
pie estimate tho sbility Of newspaper and
the taleot Of its editor by the quantity Of
original matter which it contains. The
Literary Journal truthfully says: 1t is oom-
parstivsly an easy task for frothy writer
to pour ont columns Of words-words upon
any and oil subjects. Hi. ideas may flow
oil subjects. His ideas may flow in one
weak, wssby, everlasting flood, and bis CON-
msnd Of language may enable him to string
them together like bnncbes Of onions, and
yet his paper may bs . mesgrs and poor
concern. Indeed, the mere writing part OF
editing . paper 10 but a annaIl portion Of the
work. The care, the time employed in So
lecting, is far more important, aud the tact
Of good editor 10 btssss shown by bis see
lectious than anythi1 Sks; aud ths, We all
know 10 half the bsst but, a. we have
said. On editor ougbfiS b estimated and
bic 'sbors understood and appreciated by
the general conduct Of bis paper, its tone.
Ito temper. It's nuiioim, consistent course.
ito aims, iss man ulinsss, its dignity aud ito
propriety. To preserve these as they
should be preserved 10 enough 10 occupy
fully the time and attention Of aoy man.
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NOTES OF THE DAY,

A ciiiz-U cf Little Rock spelled his name
Smiht. lie Was arrested.
The spotted fever is now knowu as the
Dolly Warden meningitis.
The man who thought we would have no
Summer has changed his MUD.
A society to compel beer saloon keepers
to use large glasses terri6es the liquor deal
ers OF Terrs Hauls.
A snake fourteen feet long crawled into
New Albany, Iodiaua, and carried oE q
turee-weeks old pig.
An Omaha paper furnishes its readers
WITH an account OF the capture OF Metz.
He was burglar.
A newspaper in Jacksonville, Illinois, has
lost thirty-lvo cents in three libel suits
brought against II.
A popular doctor 10 o wego gives prescrip.
tions with directions TO lake Que teaspoon.
ful every three years"
Whst know about cand didates, by DR.
G-y! In May plant yuur candy, and
in November look out for your dates.
A law Of Penny ivania makes the taking
o. moneyst the door OF tneAter on Sunday
illegal wherefore 1t 10 invariably taken at
at the window.
To be truly happy-Psrt your hair In the
middle behind, aud as you move along puff
your cigar ar'snoke into the couuteuaucs o.
the inotfensiye pass.r'by.
The Pi'Ute Indians have killed their
Medicine Man. The more be sang and
danced and drummsd the more they had the
measles; SO they quietly shot him.
A wedding took place at La Crosse, Wis,
day or two ago, at which according to the
Democrat ''tbe bride was given away by
the city, and the city was mighty glad to
get rid Of her,"
l. A California lunatic fancies that he ia tho
original Abraham. Recently be carried q
sheep to one the hghest Mills near San
Francisco and sacrificed it on an alter OF
stones and earth.
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The trouble with Morgan, Of Masonic
I notoriety, is that he wont stay killed. Meu
bsve sworn that they themselves threw him
into Lake Erie; other men have sworn tba,
they themselves shot hiu to death near Os-
densburg; other men still have declared
that be was imprisousa tor life, whipped to
DEATH stoned to death, ftarsd to death.
All 10 vain, be won't stay dead. He is an
Indian chief, . hermit, q prince, . beggar
millionaire; and'hs passes Nom one char
actsr to another with Protsan rapidity. Eis
latest appearance 10 at Hobarttown, Van
Dismsn's Land. He Is there now, well and
cheerful, commanded to stay there under
penalty Of death If htseves, but thorough
" content With bis lot. Having tried every.
thing else, be Is now ajournalist, aud the
Hobsrttown Advertiser flourlsbes under
the editorial card Of the much-uurdered
Morgan.
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MASKS AND FACES Ladies who mask
their faces aud Decks with enamss endanger
their health to no purpose. The plaster
work decsives nobody. There is but one
article known which will'restore bemist :
ed complexion or create external brillisncy
and bloom where they have never hereto
fore existed, and that article 10 Hagan's
Magnolia Balm. 1t performs this toilet
miracle. by iRfusing vitality into the skin.
The floral and herbal jaicts Of which it is
composed gently stimulates the circulation
in the minute blood vessels and brace The
network of the nerves through which they
pass Thus quict' ned aud streug II ened
the external covering soon acquires q fresh
and heslthfnl hne, and every trace Of SAL
lowness disappears. The pllest cheeks de-
rive from the besntifying baptism of this
delightful cosmetic warmer bne, ond the
arms, bands and neck, blonde instre which
the obarlatsns, who profess to mako ladies'
beautiful forever with their polsonous ce-
t, est, can never hepc 10 imitsts.