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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-04

SPONTANEOUS CoMBUsTIoN.-Th Scientific
Press reports that, In March last. A Detroit
druggist, assisted by two gentlemen resolved
TO make number OF experiments with regard
to spontaneous combustion They first took a
piece OF cotton cloth, which had once formed
part of a sheet, and which had been used until
quite tllreadbare, and smeared il with hoiled
linseed Oil An Old chest was placed in the loft
Of n store-room back Of a drug store, a piece of
zinc over it, another piece under IT, and then
the chest hiled win paper and rags, and this
particular piece OF cloth placed in the center,
Although the room was not a light one and the
weather cold, in eight days there was such n
smell Of fire about the trunk, and the
chances were so good for eonlagration
within it, that the contents were cmpted. An
examination showed that the fibre of the oil.
cloth had been UNFINISHED and shrivced up and
that the rag looked as ii ii had been laid too
near hot blaze. In April, when the rays of
the sun were stronger pair Of painters over
ais literally covered with paint and OIL were
rolled up,a handful of pine shayings placed in
side, and these were placed next to the roof
boards OF the loft. The experiment was not Il
week old when, during one warm afternoon
smell OF smoke alarmed a workman in the next
room, and he found the overalls burning.
During the hot weather of August, Il handful
OF old cotton rags, in which two matches were
placed, but which were not smeared
with oil or other matter, were shut up in tin
box, and hung up in the loft, u window allow
ing the afternoon sun TO shine directly on the
box for several hours. On the fourth day the
box was taken down TO see how the experiment
was progressing, and the contents were found
TO consist Of nothing but puff Of black cinders.
The old chest was again filed, this time with
the contents of Il rag bag, some portion of them
being sme0red with benzne. The trunk was
placed in an out house. One day the family
came home TO find few ashes marking the
place where the trunk Stood while the bricks
above and around were badly stained with
smoke
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Notice to Patient. 49,, 49,, p..,5,,-

That in the event of DIR. J. W. KELLEY's death, a
successor has been obtained in the person of NJ Nc
CLEARN, NJ. D, who was two years a student with
Dr. D. ClawSon Kelley, the father of the late j. W. Ke-
Iey and has been In the practice ofmedcne for 6 years
and all the medicines the late j. Clawson Kelley and
D. Wesley Kelley, have furnished to the public and pa
tients will in the future be prepared by Dr. NJ McCearn
at the laboratory in RostOn heretofore Dr. NJ Me
Cearn will visit the office of Dr. j. W. Kelley in Wor
cester the first Thursday and following Friday of each
month"; Miss L. H. Fish will continue In the office nj
Worcester as in former years.
NJ. MoCLEARN NJ. p.
Reerence,-Daniel Seagraye, Edward Denny
mig wIJdSat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-04

THERE is no eontrOverting the fact that SMoLANDERs
BucHu Is the best safest and surest preparation the
removal counteractng kidney bladder and gandu-
lar diseases, Diabetes gravel mental and physical deb
ity, eNbaustionof the vital forces, uterine complaints,
errors ofyouth and maadies ofthe u,no gena organs
in either SEX This compound is fully endorsed by the
medical faculty. deop9t&wlw ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-04

SCHURz S "STRAINs FROM AUBER The
Chicago Tribune says; In his very interesting
and graphic letter written from Cincinnati at
the close of the convention, Mr. Samuel Bowles
OF the Springfield Mass.) Republican, gave an
account OF how Carl SchurZ, wegried and disap.
pointed, wended his way from the convention
hall to the residence of Judge Stallo, and seating
himself at the piano, gave expression to his sad
ness IN playing ravishing strains from Auber
This story, romantic, pathetic, and admirably
told by MIR. Bowles, has had an extensive run
Ii has been coming to us in our exchanges ever
since, and will soon be returned to us in our cX-
changes by the European mails. We are sure
that we shall not hurt MIR. BOwlcs' feelings if
we state the facts as they have been related to
us by gentleman who was preseut-not
Mr.. Schurz:
After the adjournment of the convention, ac-
cording to our informant, a number Of dele
gates, including Gov KOerner and Col. Fred
Ilecker, repaired to the house of Judge Stao to
dine. They waited some time for Mr.. Schurz,
and at last sat down to dinner without him.
The nominations were discussed, and their eX-
pedency canYassed, and, though all present
were disappointed, no one rent his garments or
lost his appetite. When they had nearly finished
dinner, MIR. SchuH arrived The usual greet.
ings took place, and while Mr.. Schurz was taxi
ing his dinner, the other guests adjourned to
the parlor Here Judge Stallo requested his
son to give them some music, and the boy, APP
precatlng the righteousness of the situation,
began Chopin's Funeral march, and while he
was thus carrying out a private joke, Mr.,
Schurz entered the room. He, too, appreciated
the situation, and exclaimed TO the young man,
Walter, you had better let me finish that y
which he did to the renewed mcrriment of all
present.
If we have in any way spoiled Mr.. Bovles'
romantic incident, we hope he will not prieyc
about II, but accept this version as the true one
and as the most natural version of what n sen.
sible man would be apt to do under like crcum-
stances.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-04

RoXBURY, June 1, 1872.
Dear lr. Sumner: owe it to You to say,
with ali The frankness which sincere friend.
ship jusliies, that | have carefully read your
speech in sharp arraignment of the president;
and my conviction is that it IS ill,iudged, i'll
timed, and SO eXtravagant in its charges and
bitter in its personalities as TO neutralze what
ever of inst criticism can be found in it. Ii will
assuredly serve the purposes of the worst foes
the cause of impartial freedom has most to fear,
very many of them now rallying under the de-
ceptiye banner of "liberal rcpublicansm;" but
the loyal, liberty. unfolding party with which
you have hitherto been proud 10 be identified
will peruse it with deep regret, if not with UNI
feigned aStOniShment. Certainly, you do not
represent Massachusetts in this sweeping
impeachment Her republican people are
almost unit for the reelection OF
the man whom you attempt to stain
with crime and cover with inlamy. You can
not separate Gen. Grant from the party which
put him in the presidential chair, and which
means TO keep him in it, if possible, another
term, being satisfied as to his ability, integrity
and patriotism; and, therefore, in stigmatzing
him as venal self-seeker and an Inscriptions
usurper you virtually pronounce it TO be equally
corrupt and untrustworthy. This you have a
right to do on your own responsibility if you
must; but in so doing you will find yourself, for
the first time, in marked opposition to the SEN
timent of Massachusetts, as its senator in con-
gress, and surrounded by allies who have been
heretofore your dcadliest enemies.
Occupying, as | do, an outside position, l
write this under no party bias, and only because
l feel constrained in this manner 10 free my
mind as proof of my friendship. Receive it in
the spirit which has dictated it.
Faithfully and reEretfully yours,
VIM. LLOYD GARRISON.
Hon Charles Sumner.
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LATEST MARIxHTs.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW York. June 3.-Money easy AT frono "a no
cent sterling lirner al 100 "a G9R. Gold active mi
strong, touched llif, and closed steady at ii51 "a
lllh. Loans to per cent Cearings StS 00O O00
Engagements for shipment tomorrow $3.50 O01 Treas.
ury disbursements S12SOO0. Governments hisher ami
very strong. state bonds dull and irregular Sloeks
though not active are strong and higher with the moss
attention paid TO Erie, Lake Shore Union PacIfc ami
Indiana Central Tie supplemental rea has ceased 10
be the disturbing element. and the feeling was busl M
the close Erie advanced from 81 to GjH. iell 10
6JA and closed at 6j9 90 65N 10y ~" W
al SIat Stxr AZ o,,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-04

IF occasionally lew doses OF SMoLAEDER's EXTRACT
OF BUcHU administered, the nervous system receives
strength and vitality and fresh ygor is impaired TO all
the functions of the body. This treatment may also be
relied upon for the determination of kidney bladder and
glanduar diseases diabetes, gravel and all affections
the urno in either SEX as well as mental
and physical debility. caused by the errors of youth
Relief is at hand in the most aggravated cases
ic4 deoplW
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w,B. sHATTUCK CO..
GENERAL AGENTS
my2 dT.Th, s&weow3m % Nassau ST., New York
The wheat Field of A merica.
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE, FREE HOMES, GOOD
MARKETS.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for
sale its LANDS IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN MINNESOTA,
embracing: l. The Best of Wheat Land; @ Excellent
Timber for the Mill, the Farm and the Fire; g. Rich
Prairie Pasturage, and Natural Meadow watered by
clear Lakes and running streams-in Healthfu Gil
mate, where fever and ague is unknown.
GRAIN can be shipped hence by lake 10 market as
eheaply as from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois. Cars
now run through these lands from Lake Superior to Da-
kota Price OF land close to track, 81 TO IS per acre
further away $3.50 to 81 SEVEN YEARS CREDIT; War
rantee Deeds. Northern Pacific I 80 Bonds now solng
at par received for land at Sll0 No other unoccupiel
Lands present such advantages TO settlers.
SOLDIERS under the the new law (Mareh lsT2) get
l6O acres FREE the railroad by one and two years
residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES fur
nished from all principal points East to purchasers of
Railroad Lands, and to Settlers Government Home
steads
Purchasers, their wives and children CARRIED FREE
over the Northern Pacific Road
Now is the time for Settlers and Colonies to get Rail-
road Lands and Government Homesteads close to the
track.
~ Send for PAMPHLET containing full inf0rna-
ton, map and copy of new Homestead Law
Address LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFC X.
r., ST. PAUL, MINI, or 100 BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
my23 deop&weowlyr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-04

NEW YORK. June S.-Cotton Hc higher; sales sos
bales; mddng upands 2sAc. Flour dull AMI strongly
In BUYERS ayor sales SEQ bblsi state So q s5; Ohio
81 a $3.50; western So a. S9I5 southern Ssl q sl3.
Wheat du. heavy and a &c lOwer sales 5000 bush;
spring SlI3 II LIS; No 9 81 66 a 10; winter red
western 81 80 "a s.; white Michigan s. "a SZO. Corn
decidedly lower; sales Isl 900 bush; mixed western
g. "a 63c closing az inside price Oats heavy sales ~
Pork quiet and steady; new mess SlS5. Lard uncang-
ell sd a 9c. Butter dun; 26 q 29c. Whisky
quiet at Ole Rice quiet at 50 q exc. Sugar steady;
Porto Rico 81 al 9Ac; MuscOyad0 81 q 9Ec; refining
lasses dull and unchanged. Turpentne quiet at SEC;
steady ut $500 for strained. Petroleum steady;
crude l3h q asc; refined 2S-c, Tallow dull at 9he,
Linseed oil 80 al 92c.
CHiC AGO. June S--Fiour nominal Wheat dull and
unsettled, and closed lower; Ne spring 81 i94i the
spot seller June, and l4Sk seller July; No spring
Sl.5Gs 81 Isl, Corn in fair demand aud lower closing
quiet and weak; No mixed 43S q 4Jsic The spot
seller june, and Ic seller July rejected HE Oats
in fair demand and lower: No , 4lc the spot seller
UNCHANGED At % q lie. Barley duh and unchanged at
s. a SIC Tor No fail. Whiskey steady SIC. Mess
pork advanced and in fair demand So IS cash seller
June, and $3.50 a 1850 seller July hulk and a
con quiet and unchanged Hams in pickle 9Ec for l6 h
averages and SIC for summer cured 10 10 averages Cat
tie in fair demand and declined I0C So a SOS Live
hogs dun and lower at $3.50 a 3,s5 for light weights;
heavy weights nominal Receipts-4O00 bbs -four. 10 600
bush wheat 5510eO bush corn $4,000 bush oats 5000 bush
barley, 2000 bush rye, $500 cattle, 10000 hogs Shin
corn, 1000 bush oats, 5000 bush rye 1900 cattle 5000
hogs.
CISCINNATI June 3-~Pork dull and unsettled at SD
for regular city packed Sl4. Bulk meats dun and firm
clear sides, Nc less bid Bacon dan Dropping asking
DC Tor shoulders a. lAc for sides. Live hogs unchanged
al S3,i5 q Abs receipts 5000 Whiskey STEADY at SSc
NEW ORLEANS June 5. Cotton buoyant at 25c
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SITS THE WIND in that corner2 Use Williams Extract
Jamaica Ginger
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SpeeiaI Aotttes.
To Inventors

and all Others interested in Inventions
PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues, Extensions Copyrights and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED
Assignments lnterferences and other Patent Cases at
tended to by JAS. q. ARNOLD, Worcester Mass
QUO Aalh ot' dtt mhi9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-04
THE
Chicago. Danvine & vmeennes Railroad

Chicago, Danvine q ymeennes Railroad
runs through one of the richest portions of Inois
and Indiana connecting Chicago by the shortest route
with the celebrated Block fields Indiana and by
way OF Evansville and Neutrality-suspicious. entire South
Its mortgage debt is Ss5OO to the mile The is al
ready earning, after all operating expenses are paid
Much More than the Entire Interest
on all its bonds While Railroad Bonds may he plenty
those upon paying lines and for so small a to the
mile, are seldom in the market.
We do not hesitate to recommend them as unusually
sale. They not attended with the uncertainties of pro-
iected enterprises and the prompt payment of the
terest, and the final payment of the principal,
certain any future financial event.
The Bonds arc First Mortgage. and are for 81 900
each, have 40 years run, and bear interest the
rate Off per cent per aum payable the first of pril
and October, bo.h principal and interest being payable
in gold in New York
sR7we have sold over One Million in the last few
weeks to Trust Companies, and for the investment
Trust Funds and the most careful investors and have
but small amount remaining.
Full particulars furnished application person or
by mail to
MEssRs. RICE. WHITING BULLOCK,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-04

- ~ CHUSETfS.-ro Thomas Kendrck OF New
BIaintree, in the county of Worcester and any and
all other persons claiming any interest In about one
gallon OF whskey in one jug and bottle about one half
gallon OF rum in one jug and one bottle; about % gal
Ions OF ale in one barrel which, by virtue warrant
issued by have been seized the hotel OF said Ken
Ilck N sid New Braintree on the twenty first LAY of
May IN the year one Thousand eight hundred and
seyenytwO, the value of which liquors. with the vessels
containing them does not in my opinion exceed twenty
dollars.
You are hereby required to appear before me at a
court TO he holden A. my Office in Hrookied, in said
county, ut ten O'Clock A. the twenty day
of June. in the year thousand eight hundred and
seveny-two to answer to the complaint against sald
liquors and the vessels containing them and for trial
and to show cause, if any you have why said liquors
and the vessels containing them should not he
for being kept for sale by said Kcndrick violation Of
the laws Of tins Commonwealth
Witness my hand and SEAL at Brookaed, this twenty
tst day o. May in the thou sand eight hundred
and scventy-twO GEO. S. DUELL Trial Justice
true copy. Attest:
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BLACK MARE FoR SAFE

BLACK MARE FOR SALE.
ffS Is "a seven years old, beautiful figure, sound
~ and kind; weighs about 1000 pounds
V@T-%f1 brought from Kentucky one year ago and IL
~AASzsAa valuable animal for family carriage, or n
be seen al y, I. H0WARD,S stable on Foster II,
ia diHu
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81 sssHssssssssliAE
new 53,.....,,,......., Hat
Western Union Telegraph company ~ Ia
Pacific Mail steamship company . IL
N. Y. Central ~ Hudson River consolidated a7X
1s,tn' .sti,o,d u" uV SCRIP. .,...95
- 90 preferred. ....,,,,.............,,,.,4X
Haflcm rhlrOad. ........,.........,...,,,,lgO lf
Nv pltltIivu. s...4....s ..s......,I3U
Michigan Central rdlrol .......,... linz
iHhlnH liilotl s'ss...s. ,,................,,llS
Union Pacific railroad stock 8gE
Lake shore ~ Michigan Southern K R,,...,,,9GN
do gcriu O1G
Illinois Central railroad, iB
cleveland and iittsbnrg railroad ...,.......gI
chicago ana Northwestern railroad. .........75K
Cleveland Columbus X Cincinnati railroad .glI
new Jersey Central railroad. ,llO4
Chicago ana Rock Island railroad. ...........ili&
MlWllkee ana 81. Paul railroad. ...........,b7A
go 40 40 pref. .....,........7sA
loledo ana wabash railroad .................7BE
-, ~, 49,, .V, piel... ............@
Alton and Tcrre Hauto railroad .....,. ~
do do nreG,rrei '''''''''''s1s
Chicago and Alton railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
do prelerrpd liz
OHIO and Mississippi railroad. .......,,...,'i III.
Hartford and Erie railroad. .......,...... AZ
Columbus Cincinnati a Ind. Central II II " asts
burlington and Quincy railroad. .,,,,.'.i S0
Hannibal and ~ Joseph X X ..........,, liz
Central Pacific gold bonds, ......,... iaI
Union Pacific SKIES 90. .,.....,.. =. ' oqa,
Union Pacific land grants ..,......,.,.....si
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-04
NEW PARTNERsHTP.

The subscribers have formed copartnershp under the
urn ma ne of JOSEPH CHASE Co, for the transaction
o. general grocery business at the old stand No S75
Main street. JOSEPH CHASE
Is. ID. DWINNELL
Worcester, NAV q. 1872 DIT ia
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Wetu advertisements.

w LEI.-Rooms over II. g. divers
= Harness store, No 5a5 Main stroet lately occupied
lodatn aor shop suitable for that kind Of business
-Jet di ~ W. II. DEXfER, 40 Main street.
Two LET-Room No. 4. at the head of the
-, s.alis OF FIRST National Bank Building, Apply At
riLst NATIONAL insurance ONCE, 40 Main vt.
- work or chamber work. Good city reference, Ap.
ply NJ 298 Front H. asst.
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Is. (ll0MMoNwEALTH oF MAssA

LIS. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
~ CHUSE1TS-ro Washington TUFTS, Of Brook
Held, In the county OF Worcester and to any and all
other persons claiming any interest In about fifteen gal
Ions OF whskey, In one kegs which, by OF a war
Issued been seized nj the said
TUFTS In said Broukned, the twenty first day of May
In lie wear ono thousand eight hundred and seventy
Two lie value OF which liquors, with the ypsscls con
tanning them, does not In my opinion, exceed twenty
dollars.
TO he holden at my office, In snd Brookned, al ten
o'clock A. on the twenty-second day of June in lie
wear ono thousand eight hundred ana sryentywn Ia
answer 10 the complaint AGAINST said liquors and the
yos,cis containing them, and fOr trin and 10 show
cause, " any you have why said liquors and the vessels
containing them should not he forfeited heng kepl
for fale by said futs, In violation OF the laws OF tis
Commonwealth
Witness my hand and seal at BrO0kneld this twenty
nrst day Of May In the year one Thousand cg hundred
and seyenty-twO GEO. y DUI.LL,
A copy. Attesti
JAS. NJ. DRENNAN,
ip4 Constable q tho ontvooitIt
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Worcester Five Gents saving. Rank.

NO. 24O MAIN STREET
OPEN FRoM,.,..,.......".9A. N. to P. M-2 to P NJ
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS 10 ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS received and put upon interest on the first Of every
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST made in January and
July and If not withdrawn are added to the principal
on the first of the following month.
Smallest Sum entitled TO receive interest Three Dol
lars CHAS L. PUTNAM President
GEORGE W. WHEELER Treasurer DIFF iyaO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-04

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The partnership heretofore existing under the firm
name of JOSEPH CHASE Il Co, dissolved by mutual
consent All accounts will be settled the old stand
and patrons are requested TO be prompt In settling old
accounts. JOSEPH CHASE,
w FRED. A CHASE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-04

sCOMMONWEALTH or MASSA.

Ls COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
~ CHUSErrS.-rO John Fay, of North Brook
Held in the county of Worcester to any and all
other persons claiming any interest in about twenty
1--WE gallons ale in one barrel; which, by virtue OF a
warrant issued by me- have beena seized at the saloon
OF said John Fay, III said North Broukfeld on the
twenty first day of May in the year thousand eight
hundredand seventy-two, the value of which liquors,
with the vessels containing Them does not, in my
opinion, exceed twenty dollars.
You are hereby required to appear before me, at a
Court to be holden at my Office in Brookheld in said
county at ten o'clock A. N on the twenty-secOnd
day OF june in the year thou and eight hundred and
seVenty-two TO answer to the complaint against said
liquors and the vessels containing them, for trial.
and TO show cause If any you have why liquors and
the vessels containing them should not be forfeited
being kept for sale by said Fay in violation the laws
Of this Commonwealth.
Witness, my hand and seal at BrOOkGed this twenty
first day OF May in the thousand eight hundred
and seyenty-wo GEOhGE S. DUEL.
Trial Justice
tue copy. Attest:
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BATHING. BOATING AND FISHING
TO o X A Il II HIS
RESTAURANT AND FRUIT STAND

A hrst-class Restaurant and Fruit Stand with a first
class run Of custom. well stocked and furnished with
modern improvements, situated on Main street Rent
reasonable and sold for except the proprietor
Is about to leave the city For part culars inquire of
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and dealer S'n ni a. SON Commission Merchants
earinsh iil ~ iour ana Grain, Land Plaster Lima
pueinen Ia3ier Or Bone, Cement Salt Gnann lc.
2sg From NJ Wnro and western Produce, Nos ISL hid
du JOHN s. CLARK SON.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-19

A Washington correspondent is facetous
over the bridal couples who flock to the
Capital TO enjoy their honeymoon. lie
says;
There must be some undiscovered mag.
net which brings so many happy pairs to
Washington They flourish in such num-
bers in no other city, but the secret has
not been discovered. You meet them
everywhere, and at all hours-no, not at
all hours, unless you take your breakfast
very late. Ii you 90 down to your break.
fast, say half.past ten or eleven, You will
see perfect school, or flock. or drove of
them. There they sit at the little round
tables all over the room, and they look
very pretty mean the brides, of course,
for the men, great shecpish fellows, are
not worth looking Mt. There they sit, in
the properest kind of attitudes; they
would not have you for the world think
they were at that very moment the hap.
picst girls on earth. Their dress is of the
propcrest kinda subdued or neutral
shade trimmed with velvet and fringe OF
embroidery; dainty little hat. with a
bow of ribbon, patch of velvet, plume,
a shred of lace, and bright flower trying
to hide among them all, even us she is try.
ing to hide the bushes that come and 60
on her round cheeks.
The little doves always come to break.
fast in their hats, and carry their little
coats, aud mniIs, and gloves in their little
hands. This is the style, fair girls, if you
have amy such thing in view. She may 90
right back to her room and read over the