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,TuLES ROBIN ia co.
0oGNAC BRANDY, DIRECT IMPORTATION

lrfs We have fnst received direct from fsa'ne
! s one-eighth casks jules. Robin 4 Go. etSNAe
bRhSUY--yintage, Jess -. ~ ,,ncSAC
S ene-eiRhth casks Jules Robiu q Co. So"Nf>N
siaY BRAGDY--Sfntage 1881; 80 ,ncSAC
s yone-eghth casks jules Robin \ Sp''so"
BRANDf-yfntage, 1865; - cncSAC
r bRANUY-yintage,l 1877; 49,, ,,IJ rs
which We offer TO The trade, In bond or u.s ell
low as any importer IN tie United STATES wiz
Sampiesat our Office for examination.
"a, $3.50, I. s. C. TARDY i CO, lmpos,sei,.
I'D as corner OF Thirteenth and Cary siIeee-. --
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.;Tsr,rss7-- SsffRE ACADEMY.

mfr HANNAH no ID AcADhaa I - =.
- n,orrs.r scIYoofa FOR 6TnLs-EIETE
TIE The NILES FROM HALrrMoRE, -
80. srecisI induceu,srsts 10 those dessf5ng fof
their danshtsrs careful talnirg. 5nef ~ tfsstian
hom, Tbe next term WIN begr on
September 10th. 1879. Address 1,1r,x. AT -.
- REV. ARTHUR =. a LIE, s1 Md.
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DOR NEW YORk.-OLD DO. GFEFA
Il MINIoN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ts sEsss:se=s,
The slde-Mheei steamships, oLD DOMINION,
AGARA,: AL BEMARLE, and HATTERAS leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at 8 o'clock T. nj, -. NIL.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY at high tide. I-f .,.i14 .sss'if
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloolls, state-rooms and bath-rooms.;9i tr.sns
The fare, accommodations, and attention are ur-
surpassed. IT. t,r ass.s'E, -
!. Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. - -----s---r r---es..--
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern aud European ports. ., - -
For further information, apply to .Is;..r#.r-g n
~s' GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents, ~
- II office Company's wharf, Rockets
Captain GEORGE w. ALLEN. iyl'tJIo~t gtH -,
JOHN +. MAYER. ~ .GkaEeH IA app
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RESTAURANT

I 49, ~ RESTAURANTS. ..,,>>>~
~S-~~~~~~~~-
tZEHELLE, REsTAuRATEuR,
n CORNER OF ELKrESrn AND BANK sfRksi''
heeps ON hard The very best that the psrsce, spau;
Including inxnrtes OF sea and Land Oh ' ii tn,i,rs
htitadeS from the lakes to the tfcpiss' i's
81 cite ati0n 10 bis nnrlyalte ss
& 5fl3i 4 8: Dahl II sEUNSH ,,te His
'of great yariety, served IN ipimlaoie sStns that
tables, ALSO are supplied 10 order VIII AN rtS Ills
mny he Desired obtainahie IN any Ard
Lar Is Furnished with the besf or LILY sSs0nsassed
RREWiED DRINKS, gotten up IN ui''Ds
He insi,es Ids friends and the paehe, guy Ess,ieai
country, 30 prove the trsith 0r his latst nyM
5 AE w Mn S-PREMIUMs sI l,.,s,sss
IN. 4WoKKs,--MAanSEk co.. -nlans s..sr.s and
soi nancy sSISGs for ssosss -
a lsss IsprrS and A y, ,ss
In ai tkels hreusAeR caa and sea issa Main
mcik Southwest ecsgsr pf s s9.,ns sg.s M
as1I e-lm "a 49,
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.DRIMEa CHEWING ToBACCO.-Lot'
a tiers, Strawberry Twist, Wilson's o,,,trs
Short-Cakc, Little Giant, Rosebud, siiao, TIP.
son'slss. These are alloid and prime 'IonH sf,,
some three Years old. We make tolacco sptsi"''
haven large stock, and sell al factory prlcsSs:
i mv o. ss,,g., \: ..,f3gl N ,sal2 Msin fret'.
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UNIVERSITY sCHoo .....-..- --.--------.
The ninth session begins sEPTEsiBE4R y ls's'
Is AZ 9iTHoaAsH. NORWOOD ].
-f,f8setfH .,,EIests ~ t IL iaIs.. aas~s.,y Y
~ o2-deowtSeS f4s,s,, +,,.,4gtgt II;
AMpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE:

The next session of this seminary Of .ear nns
on ssptsnPs rin e fi Eawai
! Hampden Sidney Is sltnaIea, IN r.sds of Union
ard , ati ,itss MsSmsssspp
Sna eh RAINY and the sround ds'n
gn sh for and p1e school CON
There y no GAMMA aI5sge Gt petans the
n s,s tbe sin e ss aim teaehsrs i sssn
.s IN the ,gaps tor
pnPl,,s anf ~ active duties 81 life ne
The ordinary expenses Of asiudens are from
the cost of clothing, travelling, ana oook= AZ
s2S5 70 and further sppy q
REV, :: o.. NJ *; s al College,
I'm, 49,. 1fe'i"eh' Prince Edward county. w.
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EHME ANN, CEMENT.

.DERSoES DEsIRQUS OF OBTAINING
schools or The county Will meet me Of the City Hall
every WEDNESDAY,, and l6ATukDAY, between
the hours OF II A.. NJ. and p M 10 undergo The re-.
futslte examination. Ali certificates heretofore
granted are revoked. q ]! ~ y, N. POWELL,
County Superintendent OF Schools.
Z 5y 22-2ts Henrico county,
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nEPARI,TIRE;,ss q DE ! l.issTEIs.AlMERs.

DaIIADEL.PMII;A !, RI RIcH = 45Fe
StJJP I.ISE.-EORf PHILADELPHIA TWtGE,A
WEEK.lTbe steamers Of this line will leave Rich
inond every MONDAY and THUKSID ,ssrlci at
O'CLOCK nj. and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and saTTIRDAYa t the same hour.tI hngg.n :. -,
Freghfs received daily Snndays exes9ea i9 ps az
parts Of Pennsylvania New Jersey ano n erlesns
also for Charleston, Savannah, ana Ne" oFiean''
and bills of lading signed through. ftti
Freigh, taken for Norfolk at moderate rates. aud
Passage 70 Philadelphia nSI1dlpg i aesnt anu
stateroom, IS. 90 ,s.lat npp,nSmnnId.
Z y WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO, Agents, Z.
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a LARGE SUPPLY OF ANTHRACITE
N COAL on hand sizes suitable for grate s
CUMBERLAND, CLOVER HILL, AND WEST
VIRGINIA GOALS. 44..s..FF ,..ts.f ,..s ...
b, All'coal screened and sold by weight
- ! r. i n IS NEIs.'erH.t s. II. HALVES.
teI2 r. Eighteenth and Cary slterls.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-12-05
COLLISION AT SEA.
STEAMER WILLIE DU HAVRE SUNK
o2G LIV ES Lo ST.
Only 81 OF the Crew aud fassehss1
WHY Saved.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.

NEW YORK, Dec. J..
Dlsnatches from London give tne ipas .ss
;npn nartieulars of the loss OF the
S'sE Thc ship Trimountain, I from Ss11v Ssw So%r
tbis GsA morning. bringing intelligsnUSn lggssn;n 2,
Vile du Havre, which left new New corn. cS1n
November Is, for HsyTs, aHynaut. thoea At two
mand of Captain eurnoSoIa'N ooa 'November.
O'clock in the morning, iSad ISu with the
the YIN, Il s,;n Ga aoE asVts Earn, from London
BrlIlsn Man sH'p Waprk and sunk shortly aftsr,
for %wo New Sundred and tventys,aa. ,a.s Of tbs, sSs
nSsI PSss The Trimountain rescued S,ew elsa,yd snd
ssven of the passengeas "''
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,

SHASTA, CAL, February 22nd, 1873
In the matter Of the Presumption claim of John
Marshall to the of the Fractional W and
the S of the S Z of Sec. 6 Township 29
West Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
Whereas John Marshall of Roaring River. Coun-
ty ofShasta State ofCalifornia, has made applica-
ton to this Office to enter agricultural land the
tract of land above described under the pre-emp
ton laws of the United States, And Whereas on
the 10th day of February A. D. 1859, George
Hagebake fled in the Marysyille Land Office his
affidavit alleging the said land to be mineral in
character and more valuable for mineral than ag
reultural purposes, Now Therefore notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern that the under
signed have appointed the Oath day of March,
A. d. 1873 at 2 o'clock, p NJ. at the U. S. Land
Office in the town and county of Shasta, State Of
California as the time and place for the hearing of
testimony before the Register and Receiver of said Of
fee to determine the facts as to the mineral
mineral character of said land, at which time and
place all parties in interest with Their witnesses may
be heard, an their testimony reduced to writing ;
after which the proceedings viii be submitted to the
Commissioner of the General Land Office for
view prior to a final award. And in of fail
ure to appear and show the land to be more
valuable for mining than for agricultural purposes,
the said applicant will be allowed to enter the
land embraced in his application upon satisfactory
proof that said land is valuable for agricul-
tura than for mineral purposes. and that the said
applicant has fully complied with the require
ments of the Presumption laws.
JOHN S. FOLLANSBEE, Register.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Receiver.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

ExAMINArIoN.-The County Board of
Examination will meet in Shasta on Wed
nesday March 9th.
The State Board of Education requires
applicants for second and third grade Coun-
ty certificates to be examined in Arithme-
tic, Mental Arithmetic, Grammar, History
ofthe U. s, Geography, Spelling, Defining,
Reading, Methods of Teaching, Physiology,
Natural History, Composition, Penmanship,
Drawing, Vocal Music, &c. The lowest,
percentages on which certificates are allow
ed to be granted is fixed at Il per cent for
second, and 20 per cent for third grade.
Heretofore go per cent only has been re-
quired for third grade certificates in this
county.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

THE REsULT-The counting gofthe votes
on the 18th, for President and Viee-Presi-
dent of the United States resulted as fol-
lows
The whole number Of Electoral votes was
366, of which a majority is lS4. Ofthese,
349 were cast for President, and 352 for
Vice-President
The vote for President was as follows
U. S. Grant, 286, B. Gratz Brown; l8;
Thomas j. Hendricks, AZ David Davis, l.
The vote for Vice President was as follows:
Henry Wilson, 286; B. Gratz Brown, At
N. P. Banks, ! G. W. Julian, s.; J. NJ
Palmer, 3; E. B,amlette, 3 W. S. Gros-
beck, l +; A. H. Colquitt, 5 W. Birehen
l.
The Vice-President therefore declared
that U. s. Grant;was elected President, and
II. Wilson Vice President, for a term Of
four years from March 4th, 1878.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

BALL.-By refernce to the advertisement
it will be seen that the bali at Redding
has been changed to the evening of Inau-
guration Day, March 18th. This is well,
and we hazard nothing in predicting that
the party will be one OF. the jolliest that
has ever occurred in the County. We
know that those having the arrangements
in hand will spare no pains or expense to
make the affair source Of greatfun and en-
ioyment to all who attend.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

CoMPLiMENTARY.- acknowledge
the receipt of a Complimentary to the
Redding Croquet party; also, an admission
pasteboard to the Good Templar Ball at
Charter Oak on the evening of the 2lst.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

MoDoCs.-The apiece" Commissioners
have arrived at Gillem's headquarters and
will seek an interview with Captain Jack
with view to get him and his band to 60
back to Reservation where the Apple
gates and other white scoundrels can have
another, chance to speculate in the half-blan-
ket business.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

SIGNAL.-The West Coast Signal, pub.
lished at Eureka, Humboldt county, has
entered upon its tbirds volume and may
now be regarded as having passed the most
trying period OF newspaper existence, the
second year Of publication.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

To TEAcHERs.-The County Superin-
tendent is prohibited by law from drawing
a warrant for the salary Of any teacher for
the last month of School term, unless the
teacher has first sent in full report for
the term and School year. The law will te
enforced and Trustees are respectfully re-
ouested to call the attention Of teachers in
their respective districts to this matter
Parties throughout the County are also ad-
vised to not purchase school warrants uuless
they know that they are legally drawn and
that the money is in the Treasury to pay
them We know of some parties that have
purchased warrants that were issued ille-
gally by Trustees, and the holders will have
to suffer thereby, unless they can recover
by sueing the Trustees.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

SEND THEM ALL.-It is announced
that the Secretary of State has forwarded
to the Secretaries of all the other. States of
the Union complete sets of the California
Codes. 1t is pity he couldn't have sent
all the '.sets' that have been printed or
ever will be, and the Code Commissioners
with them.-Pstal,ma Argus.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

VIsITING-Grant l. Taggart, Esq. Clerk
of the Supreme Court, accompanied by his
lady, are here on visit to old friends and
associates. Grant has made several raids
on the feathered species with that celebra-
ted gun of his, and the destruction of bird
life was terrific to behold.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

SNow.-H.Hulsey and John Wilson of
Goose Valley were in town Wednesday at
tending to land matters, and they report the
snow about foot deep iH the road from
Montgomery Creek to Burney Valley.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

TAxEs.-All property advertised in the
Delinquent tax list, on which the taxes is
not paid before the 2eth of this month, will
be offered for sale at public auction by the
Sheriff at the date mentioned.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

ESCAPED John Bcakman, who was
tried for the murder of William Soublette,
at the last term of the District Court at
Red Bluff, and convicted of murder in the
second degree, and who who was confined
in the County Jail awaiting sentenc for that
crime, made his escape Monday night by
digging through the brick wall of the Jail
1t is strongly suspected that he received
assistance from friends from the outside
There is no clew as to his whereabouts A
reward of five hundred dollars, which will
probably be increased, has been offered for
his arrest Backman is about five feet nine
inches in height, slender built and of dark
complexin.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

ST. PATRIcK's BALL.-The Redding
party advertised for the 18th of March,
having been changed, gives NJ. B. Hickey
the field for a grand "breakdown" dance
on the evening of St. Patriek's Day, and
we all know that Mike always "spreaGs
himself" on this annual occasion to have
everything just right for "neat and jolly
blow out in honor of the memory Of the
blessed old patron Saint" Therefore let
all who relish lively dance and good
supper attend Hickey's Ball.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

PuLLED.-One of the Clerks of the
Nevada Legislature had the honor of hav-
ing his nasal appendage pulled by Hon.
John P. Jones, one day this week.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

ExPELL THEM-The Poland Commit
tee has reported in favor of expelling Oakes
Ames, Republican, and James Brooks,
Democrat, from Congress on account of
their completely in the Credit Mobilier ras
cality. This Ames who exposed the Mo-
bilier game, appears to be the biggest thief
10 the puddle, and he should be sent into
retirement
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22
SHASTA COURIER.
ATURDAY MORNING, FEB. %, 1873.

Ssow.-Snow commenced falling here
about dark on Monday evening and contin-
ued until Tuesday afternoon. The "beau-
tifup' Law at least nine inches deep in the
streets, to the great delight OF schoolboys
and some older persons who enjoyed the
sport of snowballing to their hearts content.
John Schultz, of the Shasta and Redding
express, rugged up sleigh for ride, but
when about to attach his horses to the cut
ter the steeds manifested their disgust at
the arrangement by taking sudden leave
and running at the top of their speep for
Duun's stable. John was perfectly as
tonished at the amount of "eit up" exhib-
tied by the ponies, and thinks they must
have got terribly frightened at the sight o.
so much snow. The ride was postponed
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22

BIDwELL.-Some idiot who has the run
of the Chico Enterprise office thinks old
John Bidwell is proper man to run for
u S. Senator.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22
G tsPlRE E.OTEL !
EaIi MAIN STREET, SHASTA, 3'TIi1
JOHN v. SCOTT, PrOprie ror.

HVHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS FAVORITE
Hotel takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the public generally that he has re-
fitted and re-furnished the establishment through
out, and is now prepared to entertain guests in
style equal to any other house in Northern Cal
ifornia. The PARLOR and ROOMS are large
and commodious, and the BEDS and sleeping ac-
comodations unsurpassed.
THE TABLE
will always be supplied with everything the mar
kets of this locality afford, and every possible at
tention will be paid to the wants of guests, and no
pains spared to render them comfortable.
At the BAR none but the best brands of Wine,
Liquor aud Cigars will be dispensed to customers
The Oregon Cal. Stages arrive at and leave
this Hotel daily.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22
DIED.

In Kittery, Maine, Feb. End, of Paralysis. Mrs
Susan Yeaton, widow of DR.. E. G.. Yeaton, and
mother of DR.. VIM N. Guptin, ofsMillFille. in this
County, aged so years.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22
CORRAL g. STABLE.

Attached to this establishment is good COR
RAL and STABLE where Teamsters and others
can always find abundant supply of HAY and
BARLEY at reasonable prices.
JOHN ". SCOTT.
Shasta, June 10th, 1869. je19
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-02-22
"A Grand Sheet and
Pillow Case Party :
WILL BE GIVEN AT THE
DTnnTNH HnTNET

REDDING HOTEL
ON THE EVENING OF INAUGURATION
DAY, MARCH 4th.
None will be admitted unless costume. A
committee will wait all that attend the party SO
that none but gentlemen and ladies will be admit
ted. cordial invitation is given to all the fun
loving public.
COMMITTEE EINVITATIONS.
REDDING.-C. C. C. Bush, Tom. Butler, Emmett
Cook. VIM. Thompson, Chas Leroy, b. Conroy,
Joe Mullen, Ed Reid, Rube GARNER.
SHASTA.-Wm. Hopping, JohnScott. J. We'll,
Wm. II. Bickford, Geo. Hatch. Torrance Garrecht,
Jos. Isaacs, Saml., Cooper, viii Pryor.
C0TTONW00D.-J. Forster.
MILLVILLE.- Tom J. Simpson.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
J. A. Turner. DR.. Geo. Thornton, J.J. Bell,
Thos. Kennedy, D. Bresaurer.
COMMITTEE ON COSTUME.
Samuel JaYnes, J. N. Chappel, Frank Miller,
Jerry Culverhouse, Geo. Anderson.
Tickets including fine lunch, So 90.
By order of COMMITTEE.
Richland beacon., 1873-08-09
4 HORRIBLE STORY.

The Fort Wayne Gnd) Gazette, of a recon,
date, contains the following remarkable mar.
Iatlve Mr. X. p Mink, of Kalamazoo
;f'ch-'road master on the Grand Rapids and
Indiana Railway, died under very remarka.
be circumstances. Last Monday, while Civ
lns some directions to the groom in attendance
on the horses, he suddenly dropped and. as
was supposed, expired. The weather b..
ing warm, the body was packed in ice and
brought down 10 this city, en- route for Valpa.
ralsc, Ind, for interment Arriving at lie
dIs'ination, where fall Preparations had been
made for the funeral, the friends and rala.
hves Were thGnders,ruck 10 find evident signs
o. iiie abou, the body. Il perspired freeiv.
Inc funeral was ofcOurse delayed, and YES.
terday afternoon blood flowed freely. Re-
siofauves were applied, but without effect
and RIP. Mink. j. now = dead man. bn, i i,
past Question that he was consigned to his lev
tomb while lie was still abundant. as the
fact Of his having so well with stood the aw.
iul confinement attests
Richland beacon., 1873-08-09

Mrs. Win;erhaacr. residing OF Pat;i,.or
street. A.sier-, going into her own ward early
saturday morning, was iuriousiy attacked BIZ
! small dog, the property of next door ncjri
| OoT and badly bitten. Holding out her hand
~ the attempt to keep Of the dog. the animal
seized II and inflicted serious INJURIES. The
dog, chained by day and IooseueJ by night
lad somehow made his way through the par.
nuon fence and was seeking whom he miri.,
deNour when he encountered Mr.. Wine.
halder. Considering that notwithstanding,
savage dogs kept in yards, chickens. clothing
and other chattels are stolen with immunity.
while Mr.. Savage dog with canine pro
cLviiy for the respectable, almost always al.
'achs innocent people, strycLnine sausage j.
not alier all, an institution TO be reproLa-
ted.-tfcsceR City
Our little town is blessed with more Of these
canine brutes than is necessary, and few
doses of strychnine would not be miss.
while the eggs saved would amount 10 con.
siderable, to say nothing of the other annoy.
ances
Richland beacon., 1873-08-09
THERE'S MANY A SLrp.p

when Packard, Barber ct ais. lef, ,,a o;.,
q q Few Gays ago, en- route for Washington .n1
/ saratoga they bore with them two buye nal
ases OF pamphlets, which had been pTcraral
~ me interests Of the Kellogg Governn,an,
nc "esisn was to circulate these documents
WhIe passing through the Western States e.,
u'e purpose Of manufacturing sen,im.n, in e,
vor OF the usurpation. =" Ia
gong up the Jackson Railroad tbs;, a..
leaked Out, and came to the knowIeJge 81 !"
Sno'ty little Milesian, who had spit ia
uioPs at Chanceiorsville, and who swors -
us wrath, the "dvd wan of them ,rach,a
should see daylight" "''0''
a II went along smoothly for while Tho
Peiiodical visits made by the illus,ri,us noI;.
ueians to the baggage ear revealed Tho ~
oles intact until the party arrived at The To-
nessee nver. While crossing the br;Jg. ora,
una, ream something dropped, and snbse.
. Iuen'ly' an unusual hiIatity among the pas.
s = excited suspicion. Away r,,saJ
achafu' iohowed by the bulky form Of b.
" 70 ule baggage car but. Only to find their
'"nuIes vanished and gone where the wool.
me twineth.-N o. Herald. 80
Richland beacon., 1873-08-09

The NIcKsEvRi CLOTHING EMPo-
RUN, a magnificent establishment, on
ssLinSton street, kept by GEO. c.
kEEss & Co, is the place where YOU
viii find the largest, best and most
complete stock Of Clothing in The Hill
City. They also keep on hand
large assortment of fine sole leather
trunks, vali-es, satchcls, straps, etc
Experienced tailors connected with
the house TO make suits to order. #.
Richland beacon., 1873-08-09

"BoB, why don't you 20 to work, and M,
be such vagabond -
why, work before breakfast?1
We'll, work after breakfast, then"
"Pshaw, il is only a hrle while b.,oro
dinner"
work, then, between your breakfast and
dinner, and between dinner and supper,
NO; read in doctor booa that il is nm.
healthy to work between meals.
The first thing young man does when he
sees friend with q new hat on ;s 70 ,,l. :.
OH and serenely try it on his own head. Wbe,
a young lady sees one of her acquain,ances
with new bonnet she j1st lifts ~ her noso
and serenely wonders "where the thing 20,
that fright"