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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05


Shcrburne has ncithera lawyer nor doctor
and no place where intoxicating liquor is sold.
Tho house Of Michael Quilan, near West
Pawlct, was burned On Friday night Of last
week.
Mr.. Moses g. Moves, Of Poultney. died on
Thursday, Oct. 23d, while hunting. A sud
den attack Of heart disease is supposed 10 have
hecn the cause. Ills body was not found until
Saturday night.
John Carlton, q lab0rcr IN the railroad, while
entine dinner on the rock cuts, at Benson
Landing, few days ago. me- with serious
accident. from which he has since died Il
seems that he did not hear the signal given
before blast was let of, and one of the falling
stone hit hs foot, making nm ugly cut, and
breaking his leg gangrenc set in and he died
saturday night
wiNDHAN COUNTY
An iron safe tMorse puttern) was blown up
by burglars, last Wednesday night, in the Of
fec Of the mills Of E-tey. Frost q Co., at Brat
ilehoro. As nothing was kept in the safe but
hooks aud papers, the perpetrators secured M
money for their trouble
A bsbv sbo,, v,. boid roo,,,,,.
Of Mr., Charles Town, Bellows Falls. Twen.
ty-two of the little innocents were present.
ranging in nge from fyc weeks to twenty
munths, and behaved in. an unexceptionabe
manner. The committee failed to bring in
verdict
The Connecticut River Valley Medical A,so-
ciniion hnd IL. October meeting at Brotti,b,r,
on Wednesday last. The members were shown
over the insane asylum by the superintendent.
and expressed themselves much pleased with
is arrangement. Appropriateresolutons were
passed on the death Of Or. Dizi Crosby, Of
Hanover, \. II.
WINDSOR couNrr.
Hon Giles Harrington, OF East Alburg. lies
u'"9''uu''y ''eS IL, 'ne o'''er Lake House. at
D'"'e D'o'H' ~ l.
The docket Tor the December term Of the
Windsor County court contains 273 civil
cases. seven divorce, five criminal, and forty
four chancery c,scs.
Perkins OF the Posi- has bought the sub.
.cripiiou list of the late Springfield Mars and
will hereafter Issue nm edition Of that paper in
connection with the Io0.
On Thursday evening Of last week. Mr. end
Mr.. Smuel Bowen, Of Bethel. celebrated the
.ix'y-ninth Anniversary of their wedding. Mr
Bowen +. over 90 yc,r. of ngc.
B. T,vh,r, $50, or n,;.t, r.,.., .r
,r. 80.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

MONTPELIER UNloN SCu1oI.-Instances Of re-
peated absences of pupils without apparent
good reasons having been brought to the no.
tice Of the Prudential Committee Of the Mont
peier Union School, an order was adopted at
its last meeting, directing the supension for
the remainder Of the school year-unless re-
admitted by the committee-of any pupil
absent four or more days in month without
satisfactory explanation, and whose record for
the succeeding month does not show marked
improvement. The welfare Of the school as q
whole, and the hest interests of those scholars
who arc regular in their attendance, seemed to
require that efficient measures be adopted to
suppress truantism on the part Of those nom
inally connected with the school, but really OBJ
tanning little benefit from IT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05
sunday Evening Temperance Meeting.

come TO them over the hills that the enforce.
ment Of law had broken up business in Mont
pelier. II it had IL must be the business Of
rum selling, and there was reason not only for
| Montpelier TO rejoice. but the whole State The
people In this place nrc not the only ones inter.
estcd in this movement In the county. in the
State, every ono having the welfare Of their
fellnw-beings at hoirt, arewatching it. Moth
ors. wives and sisters, are hopiny, prayinp that
its influence may reach them. and he the means
Of giving bnck 10 them loved amos. cloib.
ed and in their rqht mind. Mr.. Di,kcv .oid
he would like TO Introduce 10 the audience ONE
who had forty Year,. cxpericnee io tbi. work
(some Of that time. b ing tho only member o.,
the bar in his county who ndyocotcd fompcr.
ance principle, and the enforcement Of hwA
gray haired veteran of the scryicc-tho lion,
Bliss y Davis. Of Danyillr.
The audience warmly welcomed Mr. Davis.
Ills venerable appearance. enrnestness and
force aud his dircctness which oqualled Thou
art the man. carried his nearer. with him in
his highest pitch Of enthusiasm.
Me- Davis said he had kindly feeling for
~
''o"'pV"' WIS 'nc cAP'u'A anu long
"Eo 'o ''u ''''"nS among ''e le'iu'nN they
''"r ''''-' VI .''''n p'>'.i aNoy pnt nc SUN iet
disoyal to her own welfare, and rejoicing
when' ms m the present movement, she proudly
takos the stand for temperance, law and order,
ana manlully sustalns it. say To Montpelier.
prorc yourself worthy example TO towns nll
over the state looking TO you Tor hope watch
ing your success rs though their own depended
upon IT, over the bills TO Che Passumpsic
valley word comes week by week, That you
are redeeming your reputation, and grateful
hearts hreathen" God bless you Now, what
end? Faith IN he Grrn Efrrnoi that fruih
wiH DrcrqR' Norc thar every man and wo-
man within sound urmv voice. lend. cire YOUR
selves rs instruments 20 the Great Creator of
all. and work with all Your G. Va given mowers
n bring around the reign of truth Yalnp
men. YOU. made in the image of vour Creator.
endowed with abilities with which 30 ble..
mankind. have n1t right 90 di-hln,r yoursclre.
and YOUR God hy lef,cirr Ills nnage. and
pr,.titntinr vonr noble r,cnlties hy weakf
surrcndering ynur reason to ANYTHING that viii
int.yiente tell won Won cannot do il with
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

VERNoNr LopGr, No. ?, Independent order Of ODD
Fellows, meets every WEDNESDAY, EvgSiNG, at ODD
Fellows Hall ,Perrin's Block, at u o'clock.
\. r, KEITH n. c.
ge-l-- A. u. LANE. Secr,iirg.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

Asslsr NATuRE In her efforts to shake Oh cough
OF cold, or she may revenge herself by giving mp th,
contest member that with llaleis Honey o
lorehound and Tar for an ally, she wilt extinsusl
the wont cough In few days Sold hyall dru ggists
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
Of =" Sheep for Sale, in another column Mr.
Arms is one Of the most successful and intelli-
gent breeders Of Cotswod sheep in this section,
and his flick always commands the highest
prices when offered for sale The buck Prince -
is splendid ono, and is Of the very best blood
Specimens Of bis wool may be seen at this
Office.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

Communications now brass band made its
FIRST appearance in public last evening. and
won the encomiumS Of all for its fine playing.
Mr. Grant. the leader, is evidently the right
man in the right place, and the band is clearly
entitled to the credit Of learning fast and learn
ing we'll. They should receive the cordial en-
couragement Of all our citizens
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

WoLcoTr-On last Wednesday evening,
ms the train on the Portland & Ogdenshurg
Road, from this place to MOrsistown, was going
around a sharp curve, the engineer discovered
a man lying on the track so near that it was
impossible to stop the train, which passed
over him, seyerng his body. The mans name
was Barney Mckinley, and he was a railroad
employee. There was bottle of whi,key near
him, and he was intoxicated at the time
who killed him?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

THE VEGEriSE has eured-many cases Of Scroiula OF
Ave, ten and twenty yeafs standing
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TERMS.


For Pity CENTS EXTRA, ne Chromos rM BE-
ssnf moHnifi, uWHisl'd, and Prspaii BY mlA
THE dLDfNE will hereafter, be oht,inahle only
hv subscription. There " II he no redue'd or elub
rates cash for subscriptions must be sent 70 TIC pub
fishers direct, or handed TO tho local canFtsser' wih-
out r,sEonssiffy IL n pnhhshsrs, except In cases
where the certificate is gwen, hearing the facsimile
.Il-iLuInIa NJ j AMLa 81 IIMN . 90.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

Dr. PfIL has recently suspended nam
moth tooth in front Of his dentists Office, and
has, in glass case near the door, some re-
marknby fine specimens Of false teeth, which
all desiring ANYTHING in that line would do well
to examine. We nre glad to learn tina, the
Doctor has done remarkably well during his
Sljourn among us. lie is an excellent dentist,
md some Of the finest specimens of filling we
have ever seen were done in his office. Give
him a call. We afflicted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05
.ur and ten minutes.


T0taIs- ...........lI y TOtaIs,........... % y
lunlnes.... lst, D. -, ith, 5th, 9Th, IN, sh 9TH
Goddads. =. II 3 Is G-5a
Umpire-w ". Ainsworth, Of the Active n, Il. C.
Scorers D. d. Stockwell Of the Active, Adams
Of the Goddard seminary Club.
Time OF game-Three hours and ten minutes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

SERIOUSLY lNJuRED Mr.. Willard Gould,
who resides across the river in Berlin, was Sc
riouely injured yesterday forenoon by falling
from the third to the first story Of Mr.. Lang.
don's new block, in this village lie fell head
foremost, and was badly bruised about the
head, but it j. thought he will recover without
permanent injury lle was at some distance
from the rest Of the force at work on the build
ing where he fell, and l., as yet, unable to tell
how it occurred
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

INTEREST TO DC PAID.--The interest on the
Lamuile Valley, ST. Johnsbury and Essex
ing the Vermont Division Of the Portland and
Ogdensburg Railroad due November l,t, will
be paid in gold at the First Mali nal Bank,
Boston. and al 2II Broldway. New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

NoRTnrELD.-A friendly ane of Base Ball
was played Mt Mortified, ON Saturday, Noyem-
Der | between the Pioneers and the Graded
School Greenies. The Pioneers were well
organized club, while fur OF the Greenies
never before played game of Base Bali. The
result Of the game may be seen from the soore,
which was as follows Greenies, %, Pioneers
IS. Time OF game, three hours Scorers, c.
w. McClearn for Pioneers, and G. d, Edgerton
for Greenies. Umpire, Charles Jones. The
excellent fielding Of the third baseman and
catcher Of the Pioneers was worthy Of special
notice, as WAS also the fact that nineteen ( the
Pioneers were put out on the first base by balls
thrown by the short stop Of the Greenies
MlDpLKsEx $. b. Markham has snapped
farms with Mr.. Darling, Of Berlin, receiving
$4,000 in exchange.
On Friday last, as Freeman & Fletcher \
team, Of MoTetown, was discharging s,me
freight at the depot the horses took fright nj
a passing engine and ran as far as Joseph
NewLall's, in Moretown, about spelling one Of
the horses. They ran against B. Buuitt's
water trough opposite the hotel-a strong ouo
knocking it to pieces,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05
ORLEANS COUNTY

Alonzo d, Rollins has been appointed post.
master ut Greensboro Station, 10 place OF
James w. Smith not commissioned The
name Of the office has also been changed to
East Greensboro James w. Smith has been
commissioned postmaster at Greensboro.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

FiRE The sugar house Of Mr. l. f " heel
er, of Worcester, was burned on the night Of
the 18th ult, including sugar tools, sled, etc
LIS, not mr. from 500 The FIRE was unques-
tiouably the work Of an incendiary--and there
is proof enough already to render the situation
Of the guilty man a LITTLE uncomfortable
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05
cANNAssERs WANTED.

ANY person wishing to act permanently as a local
canyasser will receive iuli and prompt Information
by applyingto
JAMS SUTTON 4 Co., Publishers,
o. MAIDEN LANE NEW YORK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

ll1RsE DISEASE. 80 We hear from several
sources, Of the prevalence Of disease among
the horses in this section resembling in some
respects the famous epizootc epedimic Of last
hll No fatal cases are as yet reported, al
though a nrmber of horses, some Of them quite
valuable, are dangerously sick
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

ON Fellows We learn that the Lodge Of
ODD Fellows in this village is Furnishing finely
us numbers having increased from FIVE to TWEEN
ty-threc sin,oits institution fcw months since
The date of its regular meeting will be found
hereafter in our advertising columns
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

On Friday night Of week before hast the
house Of Merritt Ellsworth, in Cambridge. oc-
cuped by Edgar Ellsworth, was entered by
burglars while the family were absent. The
next morning the dog was found dead near the
house and tho doors broken open but it APP
pears that the money and valuables were not
found.
Albert Meacham and Noble Webster, i'm
prisoned in llydepark Jail, last spring ioi
theft, found life therein t. be monotonous, and
80 concluded to break the monotony by taking
" French leave" They made a saw with u
case knife and cut the iron CRATES so nearly "a
that they easily best them around and stepped
out. The jail is rather a ilimsy affair
A great failure has occurred in New York
which reaches to and affects the people oil
Morrstown, and, indeed, throughout Iamnilt
county. A. W. Griswold, the owner of " Nal
yern Farms is reported to have failed, and
his grand herd of cattle and fac stud of horses
together with carriages, real estate, in fact
everything, has been attached, as is understood
by New York creditors. Iii. many friends il
Vermont will be glad il the affair shall resnl
differently from what the present outlook wuulC
indicate.
ORANGE COUNTY.
The ninth Grand Convention Of the White
River Valley Musical Association commence
its session in West Randolph to-day olu-in.
Friday evening, under the direction Of Prof
W. o. Perkins, of Boston.
Parties in Ney York awning nining nron.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05

ST. ALn,Ns Butter MAREET The market
yesterday was dull. We quote common to
fair. 20 ta o. medium TO good, % To 30. Sc
lections, BIC. OF course the higher figures are
tor prime gilt edge and extra gilt edge -"
No cheese offered
National Republican., 1873-05-29
Educational Mates,

Prof. Huxley, Who T~ recently elected to
the lord Reotorship Of AbordesR ppiyersity,
intends to take advantage Of tho position
conferred upon him by doing some actual
work for the good Of tire university. Natur-
ally one Of the nrst grievances he has at
tackes Is tho medical curriculum, which at
Aberdeen, as at mqst other medical schools, Is
hampcred by the '"traaitlQps Of the elders
as to the supposed advantage Of tho leDd
languages 10 a medical student. Shortly after
Prof. Hp4leys election he received unani-
oysly-signsd petition from tho medical
students requesting him q gse hls influence
pulsoFy subject ~ the prellnipafy exspipS-
tion. Prof. HuHiayh hiss given notlce tbat pc
will bring forward ~ the enoIt IaGalIBg III the
university court q resolution TO reform Tho
medical curriculum at Aberdeen, as he con,
ddsrs II at present rather oyerwelghed with
classics, end bAlleyes that some now arrange
sSs SoSS gTSGs' nSra SaSsa
history and botany. r-.' -
National Republican., 1873-05-29

us Immediately, hut wanted TO bo sure that
everything was right first"
"Did yOu expose me1" I inquired anx-
iously.
mo, sir, I did not; for never enter into
deception, or anything else, by halves"
the temptation Of embracing her. This did
not make her angry, for she nestled her
head costly on my shoulder and smiled se-
rencly.
"What answer did you make himi" then
asked.
she hesltated for moment, and then said,
81 promised to produce the marriage certi-
flcato."
"But we haven't got any," then re-
marked. She indulged In quiet little laugh
to herself, but said nothing.
"Mrs. Klngsley-nay my dear madam-no
] will call you darling-we are both In q
out Of II. We must 20 and get married I'm
medlately. VIII you be my wifoi"
~ shall be delighted" she answered
frankly, and seizing both my hands, said that
she was ready for frollc Of any kind.
We lost no time l assure you. / don't think
Mrs. Kingsley. ever got Into her Sunday
while spoiled two pairs Of suspenders In
my frantic endoayOrs 10 be on time. We
! quito astonlshed tho parson by our haste, and
at the conclusion Of the ceremony i would
have forgotten 10 give him the usual "fce'
II ho had not reminded me Of II.
! We had secured tho coveted marriage GER
tlflcate, signed and scaled, and were BOW
safely out OF our difficulties, as we thought.
We had omitted Que procaution, as we pre-
sented the certificate TO uncle. II was oil
right with exception OF the modern date.
"Why, how n thlsl" said my uncle, gazing
at the document through his specs; 81
thought you were married over year ago.
80 we were, uncle, I answered solemnly.
"IIow comes H. then, that tho certificate Ia
dated to-day !" he asked In q voice OF thun'
der.
We were struck speechless, both my wifi,
and /.
'.Come," said my uncle, II see there ha,
been some trickery here. Own up to or
win never forgive you"
did own up to II, and told him the whole
story. expected Il would mako him angry
but Il did not for ho laughed heartily, and
said was clever rascal, and he was proud
Of ME. ..
"But how about the gold goblet and pap
spoon1 You haven't been drawing the WOO
over my eye" about them, too have YOU
I told the truth about the goblet and pap
"why, you are a regular trickster, Z" said
nv uncle, ~ believe you would deceive
Scan himself. But won't get angry with
you, for used to play the same games my
self when was young"
In word, we became reconcllcj, and m!
uncle settled upon me q sufficient Income &
enable me to quit my irksome duty as clerk
He has gone back to Vermont and can bu
say In conclusion that when he pays u
another visit l can show several "llttl
people" that call my own, and without tell
Ing q falsehood.
National Republican., 1873-05-29
The French Army I.Ist.

Aer q break Of three years the French
Arm List has once more made Its appear
ance Though vastly changed from that Of
1870, gives hardly any clue 70 the future
orga,ation Of the forces; and Tor the very
good \ason that the latter Is still In dlsputs
betwa NJ. Thiers and the Parliament tary
common. Five marshals are still left on
the hs(f whom one only, McMahon, ap-
pears Aaliy on the staf. The total num-
her Of Ierals, employed and unemployed
taken tSher, appears to have heen very
much SWIM by the war, and amounts to no
fewer thaSi; while tbs number Of Officers,
notwithstang that some thousands OF pro-
Visional coisslons have been Cancelled since
peace bred, reaches the extraordinary
total OF oteA5O0, OF whom about 900 con-
sutute me ai staff. This total exceeds
inc nominM a,,n Sly Of officers In the German
nnasr i7 oO6l per cent, ths latter eeing
IGsrmans, by hs,s,,,,n%I IL nse V' ~ ,hs einish.
ngeh su gradually accumulated a
sloeh OIL. ., ~ eers, all partially trained
ana m1y ~ "A well used 10 command,
amounting 10000 men, ready 10 be
eanea on ,'.ah war, and costing the
COUNTY, aSso g y, Thing In time Of peace,
AZ 70 uS nUejrc iSrencb army, as shown
. III the az ~ tha Nists at present Of ~
: Tnreos. i foreign Id ~ "a oo o1uaYsS . y
J. ebasseurs. The caN ahu o. ps.tehons q
part consolidated, bA ms maLes @ M "A .
IL ments; and there ar ont N res{ {ments. n,
a artillery, II being inta nitIna NV ~ eiy, "
D. Two 70 eaeI ~ aaa ni,ei then the latter or
ganiEallon y aSIaI" ~ Apleted, according
10 10 the IoiNo o,,,osopsA the commisslon
., or the moie ss,inSs s9i ~ I'M comparatively
N AnuqpateN RotNons W evident,
National Republican., 1873-05-29
A WIFI at Auction.

lfrom the Detroit Free Press, May al
About D week ago widow woman named
Gathnsr, living In the Sixth ward, met male
acquaintance on Gratiot street and COM
plalned to him that she was out Of -four and
wood, and almost discouraged. He told her
she ought to marry again, and she said she
couldn't and husband. "l!l sell you at
9pctiop," DO continued, "and wen put In a
proylso that tito highest bidder shall court
you for week In Order that you may know
him." The woman lagghfpgly consented,
and the man mounted q box and began orys
ing out. A crowd assembled and he stated
the facts In the case, saying that he had
known her for years; knew her TO be indus
friops and Of gaed character, and then no
opened the pale. Bidding wasllYely, ,andsEery-
body ip great hgm9g. Ip ihe crowd was an
old baohsl0r named Better u. Joslyp, hoard
Ing on Maple sirpoi, and ho was the only one
took the joke as real fact, HO jumped the
bidding from 43 cents to 81, and then raised
1t to %. The auctioncor cried "last CALI on
that figure, and the widow was "knocked
down" Joslyn handed her the money,
aRyeci 10 the proyiso, aud then treated the
GSfs I5rrisge Would take pjsaS. One did,
however, jake place Yesterday H9tnIBg 93t.,sE
carried out. And while 'is quite certaln
that Joslyn has found . gppd helpmpai, the
bridegroom's friends say that be Is sober,
steady, g0od-tempered and well on.
National Republican., 1873-05-29
LiST or GIFTS.

The money 70 ray ali these sift. in full q now
ns fa Ss s' u e ~ &
oifowins certineaie 4 Tie CsshisrI ~ 80 V '''
o'FIoh or fxHMr5s n,sYss hsp Rh9yEhis ni BAsK B.
This /. to csrfyU tsst there i a shs Fsfmer. s4
Oh ooSos for ths peS. 81 tSs PSbe
of Kentucky, Ave hundred thousand dollArp, which
q ana S P1 ~ Rs Pa' ss % On
for this purpose and this PRrgo;ysy yoFplS c,.,,,r
NJ ma 'Ss !; H. VA Il r. ;sSs. IS ~
sloeo the sSloo and all the other gifts, SlooOb In
SSIssS &c sSoS,Syr ssys aiys Syot ,sB; a
fCI sRa Ss fF fs ief % ma Il YACIs & tsr tsssI fg
Jhe concert and d!.lEiha,gn a Eilis yli, bssin At
sby SS1iSs Sr P aFs ss "
Sssfs s,Siss Ss' z " @ sisA i :sss ss iS sSss
Music By ore6esiTal, bsRd. sth EIplanst9ry re:
aiss. rfsasPs b sss sIsyas bissSs Ss g
q s' "a. ss * q ssSS. s y IN IsSnE q Ss
sadiencs iSt6 aFsnd oreSeaar"i soncssi sDh'0a o'
The music on this grand eccaslop vii be- the best
St e a f S .Ssf SSsas
,SaS sS AsT ssa assP Pr
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'STRSi.si TEs IsS% w ;' IssSf on saturday Iy
sSSsss sSs ts 4 S esG d ana dfSs%
sas q I6SS,sye ~ Ss sh draft upon ths FSaT,h
sedsF VII j. ven @ or % isS sts 0S0a XII AZ. e aSi sf
called for In 9 m mouth m iSpp the drayins WIN be
THOs; r, RRkMLETTE,
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National Republican., 1873-05-29
The Memsn Of YIsnnn.

Vienna Correspondence St Louis Democratl
You can see crowds everywhere, aud perhaps,
as splendid equipages, saddle-horses and toilets
In other places, but nowhere else you can see
women 80 tall, Atately and robust, Inantled with
that richness OF color and Gladness OF expression
which are the products Of nne physlcal OrgAni.
blondes or 1eolded brunettes--0ernans or Mag
yars-but they all seem to be cast In the same
large mold, and invested with the magnincence,
In the vitality and Anlnence Of their charms, and
the very women that pray, smile or dance on the
warm and glowing canvas Of Reubens. This I'M
plies and y meant 20 Imply, that their beauty Is
fair countrywomen are, honestly believe, IN
Tivaled but, on the other hand, they are Inferior
In physique 70 these Austrian damea. They may
speak pnrar German In Dresden and Hanover,
and the Qerman sultus may have no unpollnted
shrine out Of Berlin, but undoubtedly Il 4 IN
Vienna that German womAnhood altainS me
hIgkSsl PhytleAl perfection,