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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-08

ohLkAks COUNTY.
Hiram B. Brown received severe, and ii is
feared, fatal injuries at the steam mill in Bar
ton. While running the planer a splinter
nearly as large as mans finger, flow with
great force, entering the socket just above the
eye and penetrating the bead some inches. So
rious results are feared.
At the railroad accident near Barnet on
Christmas, the wife and two daughters Of Rev.
c. H. Smith of Charleston, on their way from
New Jersey, were injured Mrs. Smith was
the most seriously injured, being badly bruised
upon one hip and side.
r. W. Bowman, who was injured by an ex-
ploslon Of gas, ten days or more since, at New
port, is not recovering from the effect Of the
accident as it was hoped he might, but remains
in very critical condition.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The section men on the RENSSELAER, ard FAR
atoga railroad running west from Rutland),
have quit work on account Of reduction Of
pay.
There was terrific storm OF rain thunder
and lightning at Rutland Saturday morning,
at O'Clock. The rain decended 10 torrents,
the thunder was fearful, and the lightning ter
rife. The people were terribly frightened.
BY The burning out Of chimney In II. L..
wasasr's Hotel, fairhaven, on Monday, Dec.
S0tI. the house took fire and It was only by
the greatest exertion IL was saved from being
destroyed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-08

Gen. George 7. Foster, United States Mar
shal, visited Dandy on Tuesday Of last week,
and collected one thousand dollars, the amount
Of the bonds forfeited by one Dillingham; in
dicted some years since for passing counterfeit
money.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-08

PEPORT of the condition of the "Mont-
Il = pelier National Bank" at Montpelier, Vermont,
at the close Of business, December q, 1874
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-08
$1,000 REWARD

For any case Of Blind Bleeding, Itching liberated
Piles that DE BING's PILE REMEDY hlls to euro.
Il prepared expressly 10 the Piles and nothing
else. Sold by all Druggists. Price, 800.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-08

Pixies Toothaoho Drops cure in one minute.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-08

S. G. WooLsoN.
"a. 81 IS
, 1873-09-21


will be furnished by Corlies engine Of 20o-horso
power and smnlor ono Of 20horse capacity. Ono Of
the furnaces fired lip Friday, aud did s duty
as became furnace. Steam IL conveyed from tho
boilers to tho engines in Bi1inc pipe, and tho out
side machinery will be connected by wre cables and
belts. ThiH department will bo Of great Interest," and
Irilf ffnnresa YtHftnr8 1xftt ft,A
, 1873-09-21
CANDIES.
MaraQ8Sl and The Exposition.

MANANEs1. tho original natcr of Gunthcss oand!ea
tarauea xas foFo.uan for 0unhor for than four
yos and IL tho inYontor Of tho Candles which hl1s OBJ
tatred such wido repntaton tho frat to have hls
utoro in the Exposition building under tho south domo,
finished. built Ia tho beautiful style Of Chinesa
Paxoda whore ho VII ee during tho E1p2s!tlon. oose
will also bo CARRIED At tho AnufAotoEy and atoro, 1855
Ttyautf T. AtcGnl.H
, 1873-09-21

I. 0. Of 0. L.
1ho onicsrs sna munbets ot Adrial Enosn,pnsn ~
1GH l. q. IT, F. requested IT, Attonu tho nu1t suxnla
meeting. oil Friday. SUIT. Il. i9r dr.ll;, n
HENRY VHNkE Ecr1hc " -
, 1873-09-21
MEETINGS.
Masonic,

Corfuthan Chapter, No. g. Il. A. M.--Roaular
cation Mouday oTonlug, at IN o'oock. Work tho Il.
A. Dugroo. ]. o. DlCKEhSON, Soc,
, 1873-09-21

10000 rrfzcn 8460,OOO
Tbs te to tho above real eato is guaranteed rorfoot
Tho liberal tarnA Of this scheme brings 1t within tho
reach OF athp greatest opportunity oerod to tho
poor man to rise to wealth.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Tickets, $3.50; Hloven Tiokots,
$a6.O0; Fifty-six Tickets, $12b.OO; Ono
Hundred and E'ifteon Tickets, $4,000.
Tho drawing will DO .do undor tho superintendent Of
\ cou1uiteo appointed bJ tho hRhest officials in tho
gtate+ duly tho faithful performance oil tho du-
tics assigned thtm.
Tho hiKhest officials beth ot Ctr, County; and stato
The demand for tokots unparalleled, and gil desiring
to participate u tho drawing ehoud at once form thor
clubs aud send III their orders.
AGENTS WANTED In nl1 Stntca, Cities, and
Towns In tho United 6tntes aud Cnundna.
Money should bo sont by Rcgistelod Lottor, r @.
0ser E1pruss, with tho fu ndFcsa Of tho purchaser
In plain writing,
aa md s
SIMON ABELEs,
IHa.enrorth, Kan.
, 1873-09-21
Sol,l0llAlllk Tribe, No. 4,

1mpto,ea o1ds5 o od Men, Al mqmhos@s @ G' taIa Tf69 s
II tl,s ha eorner Of Adams and LaHs!e.ts on tie
18th Sept. Inst, ~ which tno Eepuft E he nae by
BAtlt. III o{dsr Qt tbs qsb1. ii. ". CASE, H&oheu.
, 1873-09-21
REAL ESTATE,
Z For Sale.

I Iofrcr for hulc 'Th1rt cen Hundred nnt Twcnty
Thousand Dollnrs e. 91,320,000) Of tho full
pntl stock Of tho new organization {entirc
cnpitn1 stock 81,10D.OOO> representing nnil
being about t4EVEN-EI(:1iTI lis Of tho cntiro
, 1873-09-21
RIVERSIDE ENTERPRISE.

combination Of parties Of known rcaponsf-
hftttys und with the llac of but moderate cnsh
mennB, by controlling tho nbnve stoctk, cnn, by
their jndfcious management Of that valuable
cstntu, secure to Themselves eventually lnr8o
fortune without risk.
also offer for sale the franchise Of q
, 1873-09-21
Constant Arrival Of Articles
for Exhibition,
A Glance at Some Of the Depart
tnents.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In.
plements---Art Gallery, Etc.

order out Of chaos aud administering tho anahnu.
touches 1t was ninety DAYS last Thurs1ov s,nco tia
immense structure wna begun, and 1s comp,et,on in
80 short period Ia marvel OF enorpv. Mann hut
those who have watched It's rantd growth ran an,re.
cate tho amount Of labor ncrformed fo, IN II. ram.
plocd stato1t preaonts m appe.ranc. 40 grand and
impressive that tho details aro lost In tmnonsltv
THE onEA7Esr oun1oa1rv
Of all ia tho structure taou From, the osIde It nrc
aents appearance that strikes tho neho1cr viii, m
ideA Of vastness. THIS Ia nomewlat relieved by tho
8roat elevation Of tho roof by tho cupo1ag md by ,ho
projections at each end and In the middle Of tho 'front.'
From the principal cunola in tho ceuro Of tho roof
the 8tar-spanQled Dannor floats on tho breeze, und
smaller aag-1ars stand at regular intervals betsceu
that and tho euroaa at either cnd When these flag
stnna are decorated with bunting. tho building viii
1Ns9'A' e'3 oAe.a1o..
INSIDE THE BUILDING
saou 4ass ocloro .ao spaee was broken NJ
In an arch over 100 feet h,gn, .nd multitude Of iron
bars and g,rdera binding hc rara securely cross amt
reeroe' in ali directions. Tho beam. At either eud
middle. From ono end to tho other the hal
hau in tho world. what m ,dntrnhlo
nl.ca II vo,s ha for nn ,ra-norso '',"".s ,n"ss
meeting or rome important National Convention.
Thirty or forty thousand persons could DO conycn-
'ontly and comfortably accommodated, and pernap.
NO may really nVe to sec tho das when some great
gathering Of tho kind will bo assembled within tho
1cno,h ,nn- nro,na tha ,n1,n, .a+,,,,n,na .,,aa,
..'. 49,. n.y., ouos W."
Oh uo noor oelow. ihs galesy WILL DO iafnsaed Win
scaa near the railing and ut tho Of the soats will
bo Alcoves BOOTHS where articles will 10 On e1hbi-
,to, nst,n.a. t,,,1a tbo ,,r,,,,,o ,rr, y.
e...s ..eA. ss1Dosa ,@,,.n .40'uo ~ s ~" W
measured W n1lca and tracuona Of niles.
Three times around tho gallery will bc moro
than A mf1c nrd each vtsftor ryv
calculate on discriminating m,pv nt1es befor, atica
can be dons to all that tho building will contain.
ARTICLES FOE EXHIBITION
began to arrive on "Wednesday. and eyory dav stnco
,,rsv. h.vo hoo, -onvavi,1 ooad, ,rto tha h,,a,,,
~ "1e Aa'o oce eo1fe11AB eoooH .u'o tAo n'A14u6'
FROM al 0Ter tho country, but pnricularly from ho
Wcatern batea. contributions arc being received mud
these contributions will comprise everything in tho
ara ana nhnu1actureb from tic mighty atealn~ong!na
TO Inc aenea'e wasen; ,,.,.,,, ,
OF tho building Will be occupied by machinery, and al
n mr. huS Fr1 darn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-15

There i- no pain which the Centaur Eminent
will not relieve no swelling It will not subaue,
and no lsmoness which it will not cure. This is
strong language, bat it Is true. Whore the parts
arc not gone, its effects are marvellous. 1t has
produced more cures OF rheumatism, neuralgia,
lochjaw palsy rpraius, swellings, eaked- breasts,
scalds, burns, salt-Fhcum, car.aeho, etc upon
the human frame, aud Of strains, spawn, gals,
etc, upon animals ia one year thauhaye all eth
or pretended remedies since the world began.
It is @ couutor-irrtaut an all-bealing pain
lever. Cdpplos throw away their crutehest the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harm
less aHd tho wounded are healed without scar.
It is 30 hnmbug. The recipe il published around
each bottle. It is selling as 30 article ever be-
fore sold, aud it seiis because it dUes just what
il pretend. to do Those who nov suffer from
rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve to suffer
II they viii not use Cantaur Eminent. More
than 1869 certificates Of remarkable cures, IN.
Guiding frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism. g8ut
running tumors ETC., have been received. We
will send a circular containing certificates, she
recipe. etc, gratis, to amy one requesting H.
One bottle nf the yellow wrapper Cenisur Lini-
mept IL worth one hundred dollars for spawned
ar sweenled bofses aud mules, OF for screw
worm in sheep. st5cE-owuers THE hninent lie
woitl your attention Nohmily should be with.
Oul Ceutauf Lument J. b. h9aE Co., New
York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-15

-oa Monday Ms slh. child Of Mr..
Cabb lat leaauoa springs fell ium the
haIraay 81 Moss Cottage disaure q
Ghega taef, striking upon mass 81 rough
stones bs which Hs bead was iiigbliulIF
eul and bruised. Bat strange 10 ay, $50
bones were auagH. aHa lhe child. we
understand. IS dgIas web aud HkcH 60
recover. This accident demonstrates the
Guy oflae manner iu which buldiues %
tha present day are erected Hal 90 been
au o.a-Hshiaue1 sloop or piazza, sueh as
our tsrelatacrs used toattsrh 10 ibtig hulI
dIagethls thing would never have occur
90. but tbc modern style ~ erecting bah
goulas aud other ornamental attachments
90 dwellings, made more for show thm
strength aud pemauaueys has become
absolutely dangerous. The w aud safe
tv OF children is of FAR more Importance
than The classic beauty and light aerial
ginger bread perspective that serves only
90 il'l the ewes, while e is bat a trap to
tbe feet.
MIR. Henry Madison has been erect
ing a new building which is Intended 20
stand upon Wyomouoek Avenue. This
erection is another example Of The pro-
gross that marx the strides that science
/, making ia the present age, especially
iu the mechanic arts. The whole upper
part Of the building has been enclosed ,
covered aud painted aud hung ont to
dry The foundation is TO be hereafter
built when the mechanics have time, and
the structure peunmentely located, this
may appear a strange proceeding to Old
fogies, but when we consider that il Is a
balloon frame, there il no difficulty In
the operation; besides ! perceive in the
yard beneath the hnilding am apparatus
for making soda water. with sufficient
power to furnish Gas to keep the thing
mp until it is safely anchored to earth by
stone wall
Our towusmau, Mr.. Subway is re-
pairing his mill, and from the busy hum
of the mill, we think his motto is "Never
weary in well doing" he is also beanti-
flying the grounds about his min aud
dwelling, erecting new fences. etc. Mr..
Shumwayresides on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. Franklin Hand has Il beyy Of
worbmen in and about his new building
situated on Business square, Also busy
driving the binding for the new saw
mill at the depot
BRANERD, NY.
Frank Albers and llartwcIl Gillctt
were terribly scalded by falling into a
boiling vat at Tompkins paper mill, We'd
ueslay, and died Of their injuries during
thc night. Albers lived about ten hours
and Gilett about sixteen hours after the
accident. Albers leaves a wife aud four
children; Gillett had no family. At the
/ time of the accident the men were en-
gagged in adjusting a screw holster Of one
of the bleachers, which had been
removed for repairs, and thought
lessly stepped with the screw upon
the false bottom of the vat, tempo
rarily suspended by chain. The fasten-
ings of the false bottom gave way, and
they were precipitated down a distance
OF about ten feet into three feet of boiling
liquor. In falling they struck nearly on
their feet, but the splash scaded them a
bove the hips.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Masonic.

Masonic.
The next Regular Communication Of Ad0niram
Lodge, +. q a. NJ. will be held on Thursday
evening, May Sth, 1873.
+. /. WYMAE. W. NJ.
AdouIrMnI Chapter, No, Is, X. 4. NJ.
Next regular conyocaton on Wednesday even
ing May 18th, at n o'clock.
d. X. SIAIONDS, II. p.
G. J. WAIT, Sect
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paaa
taEHaEaKE
FHus welcome spring. 10 .ast aak-
ae So appearance 6a1e mare. Sow Is
na leaving ualsr zee melting a9s q Ola
salt
-Our saaar season has booa rather
poor aue. lens enough o. ibe sweet has
bera inside iar home Hse as general
thing
MIR. haaa Davis aha as aas of aur
oldest residents who hss beau 500 feeble
halgh the past wiateg is failing lhe
doctor tbiats be cannot recover
Oar friend, n l.. Richardson has
e1uiade3 Go stop with the people here o
short iime longer We notice the afTi-
ysI OF new goods az his shop. We say
give him a call. Sc he viii treat you in a
geaHemauly manner
SUNDERLAND.
Oar farmers arc busy getting Ia their
crops.
School ia Dist, Ne. j. commenced Oh
Monday villa Miss Ida King Us teacher.
&c. Bradley aal G.. 6. Houghton are
building new fences iu front of their resi-
dcnees aud making other improvements
The rain on Sunday caused the
fields 10 put on a robe of green and praz.
ing will soon commence.
.....
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Fernando West has been pallthE ln "a
set OF chair machinery IN his mil near
f''' ''' '''''- ""'''''' w.
'' ''e's"' business 81 'n'' oeI't i
no" very '''E'' '"e 'u''a'S o" outgoing
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mos, ,,.at w. ,,.od ,,,'.,. ,,,aE .,' W. W.
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win oovern ,bcmso,yos aecoraio,ly
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NV NV ~ >+''''' y" ~ ''' ','e i,'7'
Wv, w. ''.s "a' Ia" '"'' " - ,'' Ni''''''
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s,''''" - 10 "'''' ~ ','e l"'uF'' MI
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VIZ, u,,''"s '.. ,'u, ''.' .''''' ana tue
gu" "'S'''s VI "''' 'o'''" "'"' !" MS he"
''o'''''
"A, ;. Adams has just returned from
market with a choice selection Of goods
aud we think we are warranted in saying
that, with previous purchases, 1t consti-
tntcs as fine and complete a stock as ever
was shown in the "Old Deming store"
On Monday afternoon last, span of
high spirited steeds, belonging to the Ar
lington Manufacturing Company, and
driven by John heed' was le'' Ia charge
u hi'i'e' Mo''l''e!, io' It" '"o''leh' Is
"',' 49,, "ol" g 9'C e i'''o Wv ,'o'o ~ ~
o' -''"' -, ~ '''"' ~ 'o''i'' '""'' "i,n
st,o,' -1o', 's'o' NV up - 'o ''1
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a rRtNrING rLArr

- hkHJJ aai sets asstaH afH b. sad sd. #ssg
faf Eears 1hsfa sre a#Ee6s sfI5ee khaaE
tar household EHak at aA base sac aRufFs
Same uesit printed tAerrui- tHpHt.sif suthta#
kooks, stationary. earas, luiICFa. laEes, taais
etc. etc 1hea 81 hee .aE Is essential aa4
mnCh 90 be preferred thaH ponalls. "a aHy
athef arrangement Dor HIaEku1 81 e'ausY aua
unsurgeasful wauHor. thst ihey all saou BE- NisF
dossdefafam e tbg sac.
gHupHEN NEEp INN
EVERYBODY sHuLlu HANl oNE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
READ OUR TERMS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rlstss 10 l0serod boarler .........al seuts
Plain Plates lower case letteys. ....... H "
Bottle II superior IBAellble tBk ....... SIS "
Either Kind aG Plata. With sEK name cut.
accompanied With bottle Fl iude8tle
luk, brush aHd ful, dFccIfans iaf
puutlpg aalY ..s.-s ..-.....-.. a1 %
We haze moved our office 60 Huadfsfd C.tt
VI where ne have better facilities Tor conduct.
ing COR business than ever before. NHe 3 the
time Go order We guarantee satisfaction.
Address
S. q HaWl.Es.
81 Wo0dtari IS
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hENSiNGToN.

u. - ..... ~ 80 L.. a., tr-4
,,.tcr mari
'"' W ''' ''''''o '''" '''''V ''''''
dav on the r. A. q r. r.
IL W. Putnam. who IS NOW IN New
YORK nm. cnptrfbpt,.d 500 toward hnild.
ing ibe new church AZ North Beuniug-
ton. Genuine public spirit, that, for a
nonresident
- NJ Bowie. bes moved hi. stencil
material. aud Office TO Woodrorl, Vt.
where he will remain during the sum
mcr. lie doc. large business iu the
stencil lluc.
psy Al PARK d. .oi,yr.irg f,,
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sTENClL Or PRINTING rLATEs

tsaf .lsHsa salisf. ere uafe experienced fhsu
se,r asa sfs stssatiur male sa3 hfltef vaTt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-15

Snow drills are going down aud
fences are coming Mp III Iaet 'ne "'l''s
haFe nearly disappeared except some 81
The biggest Ones "moh sun niger IN 'he
Iapo Spring hhd possibly may serve 10
cool the breath 81 TIE INFANT summer
tbs ooeh' 10 be a famous pace Tor sum
mer frsorIefs'
During the past week she road across
tbe mountain hiss again been opened 20
travel, and Smith, car long suffering
mail carrier, went with a wagon the frat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-15

10 leo Ter down tbs aecIsisy 81 Hfs 90
liifapi T. Pot he use3 % give three
art 10 tha Tanf sad s.rieea aHnarE ta She
uaaaH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-15

Our atcst swallows and
mosquitoes.
Tho roads are rough, dusty aud rutty.
Eggs y cents per dozen, small en-
enlargement to the hens.
Sowing and planting have been lhe
order OF the six pleasant days during the
past week.
Cattle buyers from Mass. have been
buying the iarrow cows Of this place at
prices ranging from IL TO 80 dollars
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-02
prinne AIrred,. Engsgement.

The Duke of Edinburgh has always
been considered by many persons as the
best specimen Of Qeeen Victoria's 5 sons.
The Prince of Wales has never done
anything particularly creditable nor any
thing to endear him to the English peo-
pie. His career as a young man and his
subsequent life as q husband have not
added lustre to his name; aDd with the
radical advances which are now being
made every year in Great Britain, his
inchoate right to the British throne is OF
a rather uncertain character.
One look at the Duke Of Edinburgh
photograph would convince any physlog-
nomist that he was more of man than
all his brothers put together he IS a
sailor. and commanded his ship, the
Galatea, very creditably in long cruise,
1t is true that he excited the indignation
of the colonial newspapers while his
vessel was in Australia by the cavalier
manner in which he treated the CIVIC
authorities, but then it is to be presumed
there were extenuating circumstances.
The public attention in England is
now called to Prince Alfred by his en-
pagement to the Grand Duchess Marie,
Che daughter of the Emperor of Russia,
which is freely reported. They met at
Hesse Darmstadt year or two since,
from which time an understanding mas
existed between them.
The Grand Duchess has been passing
the spring at Sorrento with her mother,
at the imperial villa. Prince Alfred has
heen stay;ng at the Tasso Hotel in the
same romantic Italian village; but has
been constantly from morning to night
at the villa of his betrothed. He returned
to London early in May, bat will soon
reioin the Grand Duchess at Jugenheip,,
in Hesse Darmstadt. The Emperor OF
Russia Will be there later, when Official
nublicity will be given to the future mar
rage. 1t was proposed as a condition
that Prince Alfred should bind himself to
reside a certain period of time every
wear in Russia, but this he refused to do:
The dowry of the bride will be hundred
thousand dollars year, besides a million
of dollars TO fall back upon. This is for
.unate, for there will probably be no
necessity of forcing the British Parlia'
ment to vote a new sum Of money for the
support of the Duke and his bride. lhe
struggle witnessed in the case OF the
Marquis of Lorne will not he reenaeted'
it is to be hoped.
The Grand Duchess Marie is not beau
tifuI, nor even pretty, but she is said to
have an amiable disposition. She is
short of stature, with little color, and
not at all a queenly presence; but her
ewes are handsome and expressive. She
has a great deal of German blood in her
veins. Her mother is the present EN-
press, was a Princess of Hesse Darn
stadt, and her grandmother, the wife of
Nicholas, was the sister Of the present
Emperor of Germany.
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Vhe women Of vienna.

Vienna cor. st. Louis Democrat
You can see crowds everywhere, and,
perhaps, as splendid equipages, saddle
horses, and toilets in other places, but
nowhere else can yon see women so tall,
stately, and robust, mantled with that
richness OF color and glsdness of express
sion which are the products of fine
physical organization. They are for the
most part decided blondes or decided
runettes-Germans and Msgyars-but
they all seem to be cast in the same
large mould, and invested with mag
niGcence. In the vitality and afiiuenee
of their charms, and the scale of their
ample stature, they seem to be the very
women that pray, smile, or dance on the
warm and glowing canvas Of Rubens.
This implies, and is meant to imply that
their beauty is not of the finest order.
In that respect our own fair countrywo-
men are, / honestly believe, unrivaled,
but, on the other hand, they are inferior
in physique to these Austrian danes.
They may speak purer German in Dres-
den and Hanover, aud the German cul-
tus may have no unpolluted shrine out
of Berlin, but undoubtedly it is in Wen
ma that German womanhood attains the
highest physical perfection.